MX a THE DUPLIN TIMES-PROGRESS SENTINEL. APRIL 26. ??
"Miss Warsaw" - -
Joins BB&T Staff
C.C. Rotfse. Assistant Vice
'resident, Branc h Banking snd
"rest Company. Warsaw, N m
Ssrullna, has announced the
THEATRE
BEUUVILLE. N. C.
FRI. - SAT. ? SUN..
APRIL 26-27-28
STARTS 7:15
STAY AWAY. JOE
Starring
Elvis Presley
Burgess Meredith
Joan Blondall
Katy Juredo
Thomas Gomez
Phis Color Cartoon
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current "Miss Warsaw."
Miss Hopkins was formerly
employed by The Mother and
Daughter Shop. Raleigh, and
Andrews IGA. Falson. She was
graduated from North Duplin
High School. Falson, North
Carolina, where she was Chief
Cheerleader. Pat was active
In all school activities and re
presented her school as Home
Coming Queen, and was elect
ed "Miss North Duplin High
School." Pat will compete lor
"Miss North Carolina" In June.
She enjoys fishing, skiing, and
cooking. Pat resides in Falson
with her foster mother, Mrs.
Hasel Kennedy. I
Revival
From Page 1
R. Teochey of the Bonnie Doone
Church in Fayetteville. Rev.
and Mrs. Teachey are former
residents of Rose HOI.
Friday night April 26 will
be the last night of the revival
services which are held night
ly at 7:30 p.m. Services are
also being held at 7:30 a.m.
Everyone is invited to attend
these services.
LoctI Committee
Rose Hill, (Unexpired term of
George Carr) Mr. Holland
Boney, Rose Hill; Wallace -
Mr. M?)or PaarsiU, Wallace;
Wallace-itose HU1 - Mr. Alec
Brown. Rose Hill; Warsaw -
Mr. Shermn Frederick. War
naw.
CaattMMd Fiw N|t t
rtial list).
Several communities have
not reported and each commun
ity Is urged to report as soon
as possible.
CMttHMd Prmm Page 1
offers the counselor 925 for
each student the counselor can
Influence to take a 91.611 "his
torical" tour this summer. An
other firm is soliciting from
school administrators the
names of top seniors (those
receiving academic honors) for
a listing in a "recognition"
publication. The parents of
these students later receive an
offer to buy a special plaque
(costing 914) to commemorate
the student's "award." Invest
igation reveals a similar plaque
can be obtained from an retail
jewelry store for around 94.
"Spring also seems to bring
out an over abundance of dubious
schools offering to prepare die
high school graduate tor a va
riety of highly-paid Jobs," Dr.
Carroll said. If these self
styled "schools" can secure a
list of graduates, they resort
to direct-by-mail advertising.
There also are many advertise
ments of courses of Instruction
which, in reality, are nothing
"politicking" while he was ?
home aid hat enjoyed meeting
the people of Duplin County.
Grigg is a candidate for the
office of the Register of Deeds.
more thai a set of books of
doubtful quality and value, he
said.
Dr. Carroll has urged that
parents, teachers, counselors,
and school administrators be
on the look-out for these and
similar "gimmicks."
Miss Kathryn Ray, director
of pupil personnel services for
the Stae Department of Public
Instruction points out tha the
"role of the school counselor
is to protect the Individuality
of each pupil ? providing
leadership in the development
of a program of activities de
signed to assist each student to
achieve to his full potential."
"In no way does the effec
tive counselor promote any
group or organization or
attempt to influence the,pupil
in makimj decisions." Miss Ray
said. 'The counselor is in a
position to appraise requests
for Inform aion about students
and to protect students from
receiving undue pressure and
being victimized."
Miss Carter '' ?
CmBimI rnm Pf 1
Has made 146 garments, est
imated prOi?- t -alar J
Has participated In 8 local, 7
ounty, 4 district, 3 state
and 6 other Dress Revues. Has
presented 38 local, 8 county
and ) district demonstrations
relating to the clothing project.
Has assisted 3T6 people will
< lothing work, conducted 18 lo
cal clothing workshops. Has
prepared ft local, 126 county
and 47 area clothing exhibits.
Has organized 3 sewing clubs
and provided instructions for
Junior leaders in this area.
HONORS WON IN WINNING
PROJECT:
* Received 1 green, 78 blue,
19 red and 3 white ribbons; 9
certificates; 6 blue awards for
clothing project work. Won
$21i.50 In prize money and gift
certificates and fabric wid ma
terials relating to clothing. 7
years county Dress Revue win
ner; placement in top ten State
Dress Revue. Has been Junior
and senior winner in Star-News
(10 countv area) Dress Revue,
County sewing Demonstration
winner. Second placing In Suit
Division of the State "Make
It Yourself" with Wool contest.
Received Clyde A. Erwin Scho
larship for continued study in
Home Economics.
OUTSTANDING HONORS IN
OTHER PROJECTS:
8pc
winner u Di r
Poods en tocetetd
icholnrshlp to curip and Club
Week. Was named Mom Out
standlng Duplin 4-H'Or. Wfi
a delegate to National 4-H Cit
izenship Short Course In Was
hington, D. C., and served on
two committees during that
week. Has been local junior
health queen.
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4-H LEADERSHIP:
Ha served a Secretary ad
President ad Jr. Leader of lo
cal club. Received Key Award
for Leadership. President and
Secretary of the Duplin 4-H Co
unty Council. Wis County's
voting delegate In District of
ficer Elections. Ha asisted
girls In dressing ad modeling
In county Dress Revue. Intro
duced Boy's Personal Appear
anee Project to the county.]
4 Comity
CwtiBWd mm Face 1
young people from all over the '
nation partlclpclng in the ta^H
to die nation's capital city, Jaaj
10-14. Expenses of the youthf
tour for tne North Carolina
winners are shared by aboutlu
33 co-ops in North Carolina]!
which sponsor "Rural ElectrlOTl
Youth Tour" contests similar;
to the one sponsored by Four;3
County Electric Membership
Corporation.
Nurses Meeting
CmMmmA Fran Pace |
pltal In Burg aw.
The Nursing Service Admin
istrators Section will be In
charge of the program, vtth
Mrs. Dorothy Saunders of Bor
gaw as program chairman. The
topic this month Is on Emer
gency Health Preparedness aid
National Defense. Mr. W. M.
Baker will be the guest speak
er. He Is Director of Cltfl
Defense in Pender County. Ill
Members are urged to attend.
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Nome
Tennis
Players
Rev. Tom Clark is Interest
ed In forming a Men's Tennis
Team. If anyone is interested
In playing on this team please
contact Rev. in Kenans* 11
?itle at 296-SOTl, 2
Big lion To |
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gregation of Big ZlcoMetnodist
Church of Kenansvtlle wtll be'.j
guest of the West Mil Street '
First Baptist Church In W*- 3
saw Sunday, April 28, The
occasion will be the otiebra
tion of the ninth anniversary
of the R^v. R. A. Morris, as
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f( you've got $1,000 or more to deposit
in a bank savings account, you will do
well to seriously consider a Waccamaw
Golden Passbook Savings Account Just
before Christmas we introduced Golden
Passbook 5% interest accounts to this
part of the country ? and today there
are hundreds upon hundreds of them in
Waccamaw Banks ? owned by people .
in all walks of life ? young and old.
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Mr. and Mrs. wmiaas Wade Price ef Wanaaaidli. Nerto Or
to Gesege M. Mms Jr. sea ef Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jokaeea.
dr. ef Warsaw. Nertk Caiattaa. A Mar wadding to ketog ptoaaed.
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Pictured above Is Jim Sandlln, senior at Wallace-Rose Hill,
who will play the title role in the musical comedy FINIS'S
RAINBOW, to be presented by the Wallace-Rose Hill Class
of 1968. Jim Is the son of Mrs. Dorothy J. Sandlln and the lai
Jim D. Sandlln of Beulavllle. The production-will be staged
at the Wallace Elementary School Auditorium <m April 26. 26.
and 29' at eight o'clock in the evening. tickets are one
dollar and twenty-flve'cents for adults and seventy-five cents
for students. Make your plans now to attend.
pastor of the church. The
celebration will begin on Fri
day night April 26. with choir
and congregation of the Burn
ing Bush Holiness Church of
Faison. The Rev. Mldgette
is pastor. The public is cor
dially Invited to attend these
services. The Friday night
service will begin at 8:00 P.M.;
the Sunday service at 3:00 P.M.
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Robert L. James, 24, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L.
James, Route 2, Wallace, N.C..
completed a field radio me
chanlc course March & at the
Army Armor School, Ft. Knox,
Ky.
During the eight-week
course, he received instruction
covering electrical and radio
fundamentals, radio mainten
ance and communication sub
jects.
His wife, Shirley, lives or
Route 2, Rose Hill. N.C.
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