^•9* ^Ot W»tl Cravtii Highilghit, «lmuary 14,1902
The Schedule
January 1 - 31
Property Tax Listing
Vanceboro Town Hall
Vanceboro
January 11, 13, 18, 20, 26,27
Effective Parenting
6:30 p. m. - 9:00 p. m.
$30.00 per person
New Bern
January 13
Beginners Lesson on Preservation
7:00 p. m.
Vanceboro Public Library
Vanceboro,
January 14
“Meet the Candidate for Mayor Night”
7:00 p. m.
New Bern City Hall Courtroom
New Bern
Children’s Story Hour
3:30 p. m.
New Bern-Craven County Public Library
400 Johnson Street
New Bern
January 15
Final day to register for YMCA Rocket Project
See article on page 6
January 16
Little Swift Creek Crime Watch Meeting
7:30 p. m.
Kit Swamp Christian Church
January 19
41st Annual Distinguished Service Awards Banquet at
New Bern National Guard Armory.
Rockets Instructional Program at YMCA, 615 Tryon
Palace Drive. See article on page 6
January 21
Children’s Story Hour
3:30 p. m.
New Bern-Craven County Public Library
400 Johnson Street
New Bern
Creative Crafts Class
9:00 a. m. - 3:00 p. m.
Craven County Council on Aging
New Bern
January 22
Learn ‘N’ Lunch
12:00 noon
Agriculture Extension Office
509 Broad Street
New Bern
FORT BARNWELL
-HI^IGHTS-
By MRS. B.H. MITCHELL
CorKspondent
The cold weather has caused most activities to slow to a
snail’s pace for the week-end in Ft. Barnwell.
People were seen ,going to church, hauling wood, or
perhaps visiting a friend or neighbor, while everyone
seemed to be trying to keep warm.
Troy S. Mitchell departed on Friday evening for New
York City. He was due back in Ft. Barnwell on Sunday
night. He was accompanied by a friend who was home for
the holidays. He was Mr. Benjamin F. Harris from New
York.
Ft. Barnwell lost two other well-known citizens who
were funeralized on Saturday.
Mr. Albert Russell was a lifetime resident of Ft.
Barnwell and was an employee of the ABC Officers Law
Enforcement for a long time. Not only was he well known
for his great work as an officer, but he spent many years as
a farmer.
Mr. King Solomon Blount of Summerville, S. C. was also
funeralized. He had moved to N. Y. and worked as a
longshoreman for 30 years, but had recently moved to
South Carolina.
Junior
Women^s
Club
The Vanceboro Junior
Women’s Club held its
January meeting at the
home of Mrs. Susan Mills.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs. Peggie Mill, President,
leading the club in the
Junior Pledge.
Mrs. Linda Whitford,
Chairman of the Education
Department, introduced the
candidates for the 1982
Sallie Southall Cotten
Scholarship. Miss Gail
Ludwig, Miss Joanie Taylor,
Miss Tina Bryan, and Miss
Kim Holsworth, all students
of West Craven HJgh School,
were interviewed for the
scholarship.
Chaplain Susan Mills
gave a devotion on the new
year.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Morris,
Secretary, read the minutes
from the last meeting and
called the roll.
Treasurer Angie Piner
gave the Treasurer’s Report.
Plans for renovation of the
club building are under way
with Mrs. Nell Hayes as
Project Chairman.
The Local Arts Festival
will be held on February 6,
1982, at Country Stitchin’.
The public is invited to come
by and view the club crafts
and 1982 winners.
The District Arts Festival
will be held on February
27th at the Garden Street
Christian Church, Kinston,
N. C.
A 1982 Spring Fashion
Show is slated with proceeds
to be contributed to the new
Public Library.
The club dismissed with
the club collection.
In
Memory
James C. Miller, age 66. a
native of Craven County
Ernul Community died at
his home January 4th in
Spotsylvania, Va.
He was the son of John and
Pearl Fulcher Miller.
Services were held from
the Wilson-Smith Funeral
Home and burial was in
Laurel Hill Memorial Park
in Fredricksburg, Va.
He is survived by his wife,
Hester Hartley Miller; one
son, Johnny of Farmville,
Va.; two daughters, Mrs.
Frances Ross of Freidricks-
burg, Va. and Mrs. Judy
Nestel of Spotsylvania, Va.;
four sisters, Mrs. Hellen
McMilan of Newport News,
Va., Mrs. Alice Clark of
Virginia Beach, Va.. Mrs.
Ruth Passaro of Hampton,
Va., Mrs. Rosalie Robbins of
Farmville, Va., and ten
grandchildren.
School Menus
Tabernacle
Middle & Elementary Holiness
High School School News
LUNCH:
Monday: Fiestadas,
Luncheon Meat Sandwich,
Hot Ham & Cheese Sand
wich, Chef Salad, Crispy
Potatoes, Tossed Green
Salad, Buttered Green
Beans, Spiced Apples,
Peanut Butter Delight, and
Milk/Drink. Tuesday;
Country Style Steak, Chic-
Fillet, Peanut Butter & Jelly
Sandwich, Chef Salad,
Whipped Potatoes, Fried
Okra, Lettuce & Tomato,
Buttered Carrots, Hot Rolls,
Congealed Fruit w/Top-
ping, and Milk/Drink.
Wednesday: MANAGERS
CHOICE. Thursday: Bar-
B-Que Chicken, Meat Ball
Sandwich, Egg Salad
Sandwich, Chef Salad, Cole
Slaw, French Fries,
Seasoned Green Peas, Hot
Spiced Beets. Cheese
Biscuit, Peach Short Cake,
and Milk/Drink. Friday:
Baked Meat Loaf w/steamed
Rice, Hoagie, Fishwich,
Chef Salad, Seasoned Leafy
Greens. French Fries,
Buttered Lima Beans,
Cucumber, Lettuce, Onion
Salad, Hot Roll. Apple
Crisp, and Milk/Drink.
Assorted Fresh Fruit and
Ice Cream.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
Jan. 14:
Sue Morris
Dean Broadway
Sophie W. Swain
Brenda Whitford
Elizabeth McGee
Terry Lynn Tully
Tracy Nicole Roach
Jan. 15:
Barbara Jacaruso
Jan. 16;
Ledrew Mills
Carthene Buck
Helen Smith
Troy Nobles
Roger Gaskins
Jan. 17:
Danny Buck
Kim Harman
Johnnie Haddock
Hubert Sutton
Jan. 18:
Jayne Mills French '
Geneva B. Simpson
Kenneth R. Jones, III
Terry Lynn Whaley
Jessica Fillingame
Jan. 19:
Ronda Lynn Gaskins
Shirley Daugherty
Lewis D. Ipock, Jr.
Beverly Bryan
Charles Smith
Elijah Pugh, Jr..
Levonne Hardy
Jan. 20:
Rose Morris
Nissa Van Trump
Jeffery Allen Norman
Vernon Edwards
Susan Brinkley
Lindbergh Mills
BREAKFAST;
Monday; Cheese Toast,'
Applesauce, Milk. Tuesday:
Glazed Doughnuts, Pears,
Milk. Wednesday: Pop
Tarts, Chilled Canned
Peaches. Milk. Thursday:
Cinnamon Rolls, Orange
Halves, Milk. Friday:
Sausage Biscuits, Hot Grits,
Chilled Fruit, Milk.
Every Morning there will
be assorted cereals, assojrted
juices and assorted fruits
and milk available.
Monday; Chicken &
Pastry, Hamburger in Bun,
Chef Salad, Green Leafy
Vegetables, Congealed
Fruit Salad, Yams, French
Fries, Whole Wheat Roll,
Cookie and Milk/Drink.
Tuesday: Lasagna, Bar-B-
Que in Bun, Chef Salad,
Cole Slaw, French Fries,
Tossed Salad, French Garlic
Bread, Pudding, and
Milk/Drink. Wednesday:
MANAGERS CHOICE
Thursday: Fiestada’s,
Fishwich in Bun, Chef
Salad, Potatoes. Carolina
Salad, Green Beans, Cup
Cakes, and Milk/Drink.
Friday: Turkey w/Rice &
Gravy, Corndog or Chili
Dog, Chef Salad, Candied
Yams, June Peas, French
Fries, Hot Buttered Roll,
Brownies, and Milk/Drink.
Assorted Fresh Fruit and
Ice Cream.
Learn ‘N’ Lunch
The Agricultural Exten
sion Service will sponsor a
Learn ‘N’ Lunch session
Friday. January 22 at 12:00
noon, at the Extension
Office. 509 Broad Street.
Come, bring a sandwich, a
beverage will be provided.
The program will demon
strate the use of the pressure
saucepan and suggestions
for quick meals. Call 633-
1477 of 633-1478 to register.
Space is limited.
By MRS. DOROTHY
FILLINGAME
The revival is being
continued this week, with
Rev. Troy Young and his
family from Ohio. The Lord
has been giving us wonder
ful services each night. We
appreciate all the visitors
who have come to worship
with us. We invite all who
will, to come out and hear
the word of God during these
services.
The Word is full of
promises for mankind. If
you can’t come, then pray
that some lost souls will find
their way to Jesus during
this revival. In Romans
10:13-16, the word says,
"For whosoever shall call
upon the name of the Lord
shall be saved. How then
shall they call on him in
whom they have not
believed?- And how shall
they believe in him of whom
they have not heard? And
how shall they hear without
a preacher? And how shall
they preach except they be
sent? As it is written. How
beautiful are the feetof them
that preach the gospel of
peach and bring glad tidings
of good things.”
Hearing the good news of
salvation is glad tidings
indeed for every lost soul. If
.vou don’t know Jesus today
as your Saviour, I want to
personally invite you to come
be with us during this
revival and hear the word of
God.
HAPPY
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