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"Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Albertson, Beulaville, And Their Surrounding Areas"
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^ VOL. 6 NO. 7 KENANSVILLE. NC 28J4V FEBRUARY 16. 1984
? Citizen Of The Year Award
The Christian Chapel senior citizens under the direction of Dorothy
Howard, presented their first Citizen of the Year award to Laura Stroud on
Sunday at the Christian Chapel Free Will Baptist Church. Dorothy Howard,
president of the Christian Chapel Senior citizens, presents award to Laura
Stroud in above photo.
Distribution In
* Lenoir County
Inter Church Outreach Volunteers
will be accepting applications and
distributing USDA donated foods
including butter, cheese, cornmeal,
dry milk and honey, for residents of
Lenoir County only on Friday, Feb.
17. They urge everyone to bring
^ shopping bags or boxes to carry the
food home.
In order to receive USDA donated
food, a household must be certified
as having been found eligible under
one of the following criteria: recipi
ents of AFDC or food stamps ror
persons whose gross monthly income
is at or less than 130% of the federal
income poverty level which equates
to the following:
Family Gross Monthly Income
Size of Household
* 1 S 527
2 709
3 891
4 1,073
5 1,255
6 1,437
7 1,619
8 1,801
Add $182 fot each additonal family
member.
Application and distribution sites
are as follows: Elderly and handi
capped people only: Georgia Battle
Center, Lincoln Street, Kinston. 10
a.m. until 2 p.m.
All other applicants: Georgia
Battle Center, Lincoln Street,
Kinston - 2 p.m. until 6 p.m.;
National Guard Armory, Highland
Avenue, Kinston, 10 a.m. until 6
p.m.; Deep Run Fire Department,
Deep Run, 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.; La
Grange Fire Department, La Grange
10 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Tri-County Estate
Planning Workshop
! -The Lenoir, Craven and Jones
Agricultural Extension Service will
& be sponsoring the first Tri-Coonty
Estate Planning Workshop on Feb.
18, according to Deborah M.
Crandall, associate home economics
extension agent.
The workshop will include topics
on current updated estate planning
laws, making or changing a will,
estate tax vs. state tax, probating
and questions and answers session.
There will be insurance consultants
available to discuss how much
insurance you really need.
This progranr is for anyone in
Lenoir, Craven and Jones counties
who are interested in planning their
estate.
The workshop will be at the
Agricultural Extension Complex on
the Pink Hill Highway, Kinston. The
hours are from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
You are invited to come and bring a
friend and learn the reasons why you
should have an estate plan. Call
527-2191 to register.
* Home Economic
Extension News
Buying Clothes for Someone Else
Buying clothes for someone else
may not be as easy as it sounds. But
you can avoid some pitfalls by
? planning ahead.
? One way to be a smart shopper is
to get the person to talk about what
clothing styles and colors he likes.
And listen to what he says. After all,
you are going to shop for him, not for
yourself.
As you shop, think about the
person you are buying for. And try to
answer these questions: Does the
person need this? Will this item fit
into his wardrobe? Is this a color or
style that he would choose?
Be especially careful of size and
^ fit. Some clothes need to fit well. If
you are selecting a dress shirt, you
will need to know collar size and
sleeve length. If it is pants you are
buying, you will need to know waist
and inseam sizes.
If you are shopping for someone
who ljves close by, you might
suggest window-shopping together.
And if the person sees something he
likes, ask him to try it on. Then ask
the clerk to hold the article.
There are some clothing items that
are just hard to buy for another
person, so you might want to steer
clear of these. For example,, some
men are mighty particular about
their ties and socks. Also try to find
out if the person you are shopping
for has any allergies. It would be a
shame to buy a wool shirt or sweater
for someone who is allergic to wool.
Of course, there is a simple way to
solve the clothing questions. Use gift
certificates. Just make sure the
certificate is large enough to pay for
the item you want the f arson to buy.
^^FUNERAL SERVICE PLAN
^ CASH
FOR FUNERAL AND FINAL EXPENSE PLANS
In order to meet the cost of Funerel Expenses. It is necesserv to heve
supplementary coverage. We offer this coverage through United Family Life
^ Insurance Company. Everyone needs additional money to cover funeral end other
final expenses.
Some of the Benefits are aa Follows:
? Life Insurance Coverage from *600.00 to *6,000.00
? Available for the Whole Femily to Age 90
? Rates Can Never Be Increased
? Coverage Can Never Be Reduced - Regardless Of Age
? Policies Can Never Be Cancelled by the Company
? No Medical Exam Required
? Guaranteed Plan Available
You cannot realize the heartsick anguish and bewilderment that confronts those
who are left behind to make the final arrangements, where no decisions were made
while the family was still together. . .So, since you do care for your loved ones, don't
ta shift your final responsibility to their shoulders when it is so easy to get all the
C* information yourself.
If you would like more details on this low cost Family Protection Plan ? Please call
658-2303 or fill out information below and return to us.
There Is NO OBLIGATION. For additional Information Call
Opal Smith ? 568-4245 or
TYNDALL FUNERAL HOME
658-2303 or 658-4811
Name:
Address:
City: State: Phone No.:
^ Number In Family:_ Ages:
Thank you for your Intaroat
Homa of Thouahtful Sarvlca Sine* 1131
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Barwick Files For Lenoir
County Commissioner
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P.C. Barwick Jr. has filed as a
candidate for county commissioner
of Lenoir County.
Barwick, 46, is a member of the
law firm Wallace, Barwick, Landis,
Rodgman and Bower, P.A. and has
been practicing law here for 18
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P.C. Barwlck Jr.
He is a native of Lenoir County, a
graduate of Moss Hill High School,
Wake Forest University and Wake
Forest University law school. He
served in the U.S. "Army and the
N.C. National Guard from 1960 until
1967, receiving an honorable dis
charge from the Army Reserve as a
captain, infantry.
He is married to the former Nancy
Coston of Asheville and they have
two sons, Collins and Scott. They are
members of St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, where Barwick has served
as senior warden.
Barwick has been active in local,
civic and political affairs for a
number of years. He is a past
president of the Kinston Jaycees, the
Kinston Lenoir County Chamber of
Commerce, Lenoir County United
Way and the Kinston Country Club,
and served as chairman of the Lenoir
County Red Cross blood program for
four years, as well as chairman of the
local Caswell district committee of
the Boy Scouts of America for three
years. He was co-chairman of the
drive to build the East Carolina
Counsel headquarters for the Boy
Scouts here. He was recently re
appointed to a term on the Board of
Directors of Lenoir Memorial
Hospital.
Barwick is a charter member of the
Home Builders Assoc. of Kinston,
attorney for the Kinston Board of
Realtors, and a member of the Elks,
Lenoir County Farm Bureau and the
Power Squadron. ,
Barwick received the local Ajiycees
DSA Award in 1968 and 1970, and
was made a life member by the local
chapter in 1974. While serving as
state chairman of the N.C. Young
Republicans from 1971 until 1972, he
was one of five Jaycees in the U.S. to
receive the Freedom Guard Award.
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Briefs
Lewis Family
The Lewis Family will be at the
Pink Hill School gym this Sunday.
The event is being sponsored by the
Christian Chapel Church. Tickets
may be purchased in advance from
Anderson's or This, That & The
Other in Pink Hill or may be secured
at the door.
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Gospel sing
The First Baptist Church in Pink
Hill is sponsoring the Down East
Boys, a gospel singing group, on this
Sunday night, Feb. 19 beginning at
7:30 p.m. The public is cordially
invited to come. There is no admis
sion charge.
David "Crockett" Lee benefit
You are asked to support the
David "Crockett" Lee Benefit spon
sored by area churches and fire
departments as well as citizens.
Barbecue pork and chicken will be
served Saturday, Feb. 18 beginning
at 11 a.m. Plates are S3 and may be
obtained at Deep Run Fire De
partment, Sandy Bottom Fire De-..
partment. South wood Fire Depart
ment or from W.B. Taylor Co. on
Hwy. 258.
(UgS) Vertagreen PLUS
. Leafmaker (3-9-9)
New! Improved!
Premium quality.
Specifically formulated
for this area.
Guaranteed secondary
and micro-nutrients.
We Carry
Vertagreen Plus
Leafmaker 3-9-9 and
All Other Fine
Vertagreen Products
Come In And See Bill or Buddy
For All Your
Farming Needs At...
W.B. Taylor Co. I
Hwy. 258 South
Kinston, N.C.
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lyf?F REMODELING
The Kinston Store
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4000 UNITS OF
LADIES' SPORTSWEAR
DRESSES - COATS
SUITS
NOW % PRICE
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ARRIVING DAILY....
NO PLACE TO PUT IT
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Shop Monday Through Saturday 10 A.M. 9 P.M. Phone 527-7181.
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