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| Duplin Hospital J Admissions Sept. 1 - Henderson Murnhv of Kenansville. Matthew S. Davis, Warsaw. Helen Marie Sanderson and Annette Mills Mercer, both Of Beul^ville. John T. Outlaw of Warsaw, Willie B. Jackson of Beul^ville, Lydia Ann Newkirk of Warsaw, Marchie D. Williams of Pink Hill Sept. 2 ? Lola F. Harris of Warsaw, Luther Graham Williams of Wallace, Bettie A.S. Williams of Beul^ville. Sept. 3 - Johnny L. Boney of New York, Maxine M. Conway of Rose Hill, Gene vieve Strickland of Kenans ville, Norman Sandlin Jr. of Beul^ville Sept. 4 - Jeff Wilson of Raleigh. Florence S. Houston of Warsaw, Susan S. Casteen of Beul^ville, Leslie Summerlin of Warsaw, Julia Frederick of Kenansville Sept. 5 - Willie C. Tew of Warsaw, Janie C. Futral of Beulavitle Sept. 6 - Sarah P. Wells and Baby Boy of Teachey, Peggy T. Quinn of Warsaw, Luvenia P. Stockes of Chin quapin. Catherine P. Wells of Kenansville. Rose M. Kornegay of Chinquapin Sept. 7 - Delton H. Ezell of Teachey, Lloyd J. Rhodes of Rose Hill. Carolyn Vickie Murphy and Elnora Miller Moses, both of Pink Hill, Harrv C. Parker and Robert L. Whitley, both of Chin quapin. Heidy Rose Nutling of Wallace Sept. 8 - Audrey N. Williams & Baby Boy of Warsaw, Jessie P. Mc Kinney of Magnolia, Richard Artis of Warsaw, Mitchell E. Vann and Ruby Thelma Brock, both of Kcnan^ville Sept. 9 ? Gail C. Fountain and Baby of Beul^ville, Joseph E. Quinn Sr. of Kenan|ville, Kathryn Powell Wrenn and Baby Boy of Warsaw, Henry Delmose Teachey of Rose Hill, Steve L. Hatcher and Sallie L. Nethercutt both' of Chinquapin, George E. Ken nedy of Beulqville. Duplin General Hospital is accredited by Joint Com mission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Deaths & Funerals BERTHA J. BURCH MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs. Berths Jinnette Burch, 79, died Tuesday. Funeral, Tyn dall Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Wayne Memorial Park. Sufvjving: sons, Clayton Burch and Woodard Burch, both of Mount Olive, Cle ment Burch of Wilmington; sister, Mrs. Susan Clark of Wilmington; four grandchil dren: a great-grandchild. VIRGINIA D. BLANCHARD WARSAW - Mrs. Virginia Dare Blanchard, 82, died Monday. Funeral, New Hope Baptist Church. Burial, De votional Gardens. Surviving: ton, John Blan chard Jr. of Warsaw; daugh ters. Mrs. Doris Hudock of St. Clairsville, Ohio, Mrs. Sandra May of Warsaw; sister. Mrs. Mattie Shearin of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; bro ther, Henry Stogner of Char lotte; nine grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. LEVI W. DUFF WALLACE - L^vi William Duff, 85, died Sunday. Fu neral, Edgerton funeral Home. Burial, English Cemetery. Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Dollie Mae Powell of Holly Ridge, Mrs. Helen Crouch of Richmond, Va.; son, Charles W. Duff of New Orleans, La.; brothers, Waitus Duff of Grifton, Ed mund Duff of Wallace; eight grandchildren; a great grandchild. JAMES E. OUTLAW ALBERTSON - James Earl Outlaw, 26, died Wednes day. Funeral, Pink Hill Fu neral Home. Burial, Oakride Memorial Park, Pink Hill. Surviving: wife, dean T. Outlaw; son. Joshua James Outlaw of the home; daugh ter, Jennifer C. ('utlaw of the home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Outlaw of Pink Hill; sisters, Mrs. Judy Wade of Beul^ville, Mrs. Anna Simp son of Pink Hill; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Clark of Grifton. WALTER C. HEATH PINK HILL Walter Cla rence Heath, 87, died Wed nesday. Funeral, Pink Hill Funeral Home. Burial, Oak ridge Memorial Park. Surviving: wife, Mrs. lna Houston Heath; sons, Graham Heath, Clarence Heath. James Heath and Joseph Heath, all of Pink Hill, Silas Heath of ScottS' burg, Ind.; foster son, Robert Batchelqr of Richlands; daughters, Mrs. Magdelene Whitfield, Mrs. Martha King, both of ;Pink Hill; brother, Tom Heath of t*ink Hill; 13 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. JESSIE L. JUDGE WALLACE - Mrs. Jessie Lee Judge, 62, died Wed nesday. Funeral, First Bap tist Church, Deep Bottom. Burial, Burton family ceme tery. Surviving: husband, Roy H. Judge; son, Russell C. Judge of Raleigh; daughter. Thelma D. Mackey of Fay ettf^ville; sisters, Mrs. Johnnie L. Williams and Mrs. Ruby Frazier, both of Fayett^ville, Mrs. Johnniefl M. Cogdell of Miami, Fla.; brothers, Louis Wright and Walter Wright of feast Elm hurst, N.Y., Shellie Wright of Fayettqville, John D. Wright of Charlotte; three grandchildren; a great grandchild. Duplin School Menus Sept. 19-23 In addition to assorted cereal, juice or fruit and milk, the following is on the breakfast menu: Mon. - sausage biscuit Tue. - blueberry muffin Wed. - peanutbutter toast Thur. - orange muffin Fri. - cheese toast Lunch Mon. ? pizza or chicken salad with crackers, french fries or green peas, tossed salad, ice juicee or fruited gelatin, peanutbutter cookie Tue. - hamburger on bun or country-style steak with rice and roll, green beans or tater tots, tomato on lettuce, peaches or fruit whip Wed. - chick filet on bun or spaghetti with cheesy batter bread, fried okra or corn, coleslaw, cherry crisp or pears Thur. - roast turkey with dressing and roll or cheesy hamwich, candied yams or green limas, tossed salad, applesauce or banana, cran berry sauce Fri. - seafood platter with cornbread or corn dog, french fries or turnips with roots, coleslaw, fruit cup, lemon pudding. Each lunch includes lowfat chocolate or plain milk. Faison Cemetery Cleanup The Faison Cemetery Board of Trustees has an nounced a massive clean-up of the cemetery. Lot owners who have not enlisted in the perpetual care program ot the Faison Cemetery must pay the one-time perpetual care payment or the annual maintenance fee in order to have their lot included in the clean-up. The Cemetery Board also announced annual lot main tenance fees will increase from $8 to $20 in 1984. Middleton-Brown Family Reunion The first annual reunion of the Middleton and Brown families was held over Labor day. and included the roots and branches of the family tree of Kenansville. Grove Homecoming Planned Grove Presbyterian Church's homecoming cele bration for 1983 will take place on Sunday, Sept. 25. Sunday school will begin at 10 a.m. and the worship service will begin at 11 a.m. During worship, a special offering will be collected for Presbytery's benevolence budget. A covered-dish lun cheon will follow. You are invited to come and bring your family. 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