dot* This is very true, and
Titrrts??
must take a look at ourselves
as "Young Men of Action" and
Americans. Just bsjfcg born we
have bee,:, given the birth, igh,
that most people on this earth
would give anything for. We
live in a nation where anything
we wan to achieve is possible
and on the other hand we can
do nothing and the welfare will
feed and cloth us.
we of the Jaycees like to
think that we are part of the
solution and not part of the p
roUem. Ope of oar greatest
responsibilities and freedoms
is the right to vote. We should
know the names of all the p
eople who represent us at all
levels of government. We must
inform ourselves of all the is
Receives Masters Degree
gffiVJE .T ?
Mr. Larry Lynn Smith, gr
andson of the late Maggie Smith
of Rt 2. Pink Mil. N.C.. and
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenwood
Smith, 3831 Lynn Circle, Law
ton. Okla., received his Mas
ter of Science Degree in in
dustrial Engineering from the
University of Tennessee on Da
neering honor fraternity, Phi
Eta Sigma honor fraternity, and
the American Institute of In
dustrial Engineers.
Smith received his Bachelor
of Science Degree in Industrial
Engineering from Okla. State
University in Jan., 1966, where
he received the Outstanding Sr.
Award from the Dep. of Indus
trial Engineering and was one
of three graduating seniors d?
sen to receive the Saint Pat
Salutes Award for outstanding
contribution to the university
and the College of Engineering.
He was also a member of Sig
ma Nu Social fraternity, listed
on the Dean's Honor Roll, a
recepient of a Lew Wentz Sc
holarship, and held an under
graduate assistantship in the
Dep. of Industrial Engineering.
Smith is married to the fo
rmer Sherrf Daniels of John
"5 Dep^ of the Treasurer'^
Division and Smith is employed
in the Chemicals Order and
Planning Dep. of the Supply
and Distribution Division of T
QF Eastman Kodak Co.). He
has one daughter. Leslie K
arol Smith, who is nine yrs.
old,
cerober 8, 1972. He cornple
v ted the requirements for the
degree while a full-time em
ployee with the Eastman Kodak
Co., in Kingsport, Tenn. He
is a registered Professional
Engineer In the State of Tenn.
""fy Smith is a member of Sigma
Tau engineering fraternity,
Alpha Pi Mu Industrial engi
To Our Benefactors:
The staff at Cherry Hospital
would like to extend their sin
cere appreciation to eachgroup
and individual who participated
H&.'T js, ? - - ?- "-I''-:' ??
in our recent OPERATION SAN
TA GLAUS project. Because
of the excellent response, each
client was able to receive a
Christinas gift to make the
holiday season a little brighter.
Being that hundreds of people
participated in this project, it
has been impossible to perso
nally thank each and every one
of you.
I , We extend a special thank you
to the local chairmen and the
local Mental Health Center for
their cooperation and support
on this project.
Best wishes for a very happy
new year.
An Open letter
trill oris 1st of repr
at the lost severe,
they ?
to <eep up th the
tilior, He doesn't
si then tinet ic.?li very
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re
Duplin O
KmwstdBe,
Library (gi in r library
^I
ffamer. who died
j??ll
SJ5T bJwb I
B^siSW ^ wtfc. y*
Jessie Wtar; ? ?*? wu*?
HjSiS I
folk, Va.; two f ai idnMHB* <?
DANNY D. mWOjAI?
WALLACE - A*"*???!
vice for Danny Oowitt
F>x?~rr2
Chnpal *rj* .^ILirinr
ii.nrim Burial, Rlwrnw
MwnertelPa*
Cnrvivtnc: bll wife, MT*. ?
B^rnleAatry Strickland;
Maynard 8WeklaB4 of ???
Hill; two ?i?tac?.Mr*.Caro?yn
^mJA5Sfr^*aAnnettirlTorf??' o*
Wallace; two brother*, Lloyd
end Randy Strickland of
I fUllace; paternal ?raad |
Uttwr,ro?oei8Wtehlaadjf
Magnolia; iMWTOOl^hJJ^
MRS. SARAH E. FORLAW
WALLACE - A graveside
service for Mr*. Sarah Sdith
Forlaw, 85. who died Monday,
were held at 3 p.m. Plriday at
Surviving; two dwMter*.
Mr*. J. H. BareflMdofCllnton
and Mr*. Raymood Huge* of
I Boston. N. Y.; five
grandchildren; three great
I frandchildren.
Qioinniniw-rr
Um tk*
Classified PH?
lor 'SSuLttk
win died TkvMv, were
suiiAissu
Church bjr^the Rev Riclurd
f_.L IT, f.l nf ^til.1 ,M? I
J1CK Mnvm 01 wngDOTUM
MKS. ESULA I. WALKER
CASTLE HAYNE - A
funeral service for Mia. Er
sula Irene Walker, U, who died
JMnesday, were held at 3:30
p.m. Friday 'ah Coblis
Ster fr&SXg ?
the Revs. A, t. wneeier anu u|{
E. Smith. Burial, Greeedawn
Surviving bar. husband,?
James Doaiei Walker; two
sons, Edward M. of Dunn mid
James D. Walker Jr. +t
Goldsboro; a daughter, Mrs C
C. Blanton of Durham; a
brother, Fiaak Wood of Rose
Hill; a sister, Mrs. Eva
Whaloy of Wallace; 1*
yaBdchildren; five great
CHARLES B. LIKENS ST
WALLACE-A funeral ser
vice for Charles HiraME:
liacii'i 2i | ituck w nrtitw^m'?
L Chinquapin, who died Thar*f
day. were bold atd pjn. Su*
day at Edgertoo Fuaeral
Chapel by the Rows. M B.
McLaia and David. Baft.
Burials Maroady family
cemetery.
Surviving; his wife, *s.
Gleada Bart Likoas; A.
daughter, Miss Cm* Om
Likens of the homo; a son,
John C. Likens of the homo; [
parents, Mr. and Mrs. CharBa
Likens of Chinquapin: turn I
sisters, Mrs. Norma Williams
aad Mrs. Janet Williams of
Ibgtwlia; throe brothers,
Norwood. Demy and Harold ,
>>?? of OihnjvtiTin' a half
sister, Mrs. CherylMcBride of
Coopers Grove, Tea.; paternal
grantoothar. Mrr Charity
^ -
Young Man
Electrocuted
In Accident
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CASTLE UAYNE - One
man wai electrocuted and
another burned here Thursday
when the irrigation pipe they
were installing touched a 23,
000 - volt power line. d
The dead man was identified
as David Dewitt Strickland, 21,
of Wallace, who was installing
pipe on a farm in this New
rv*..-*.. .a.;
n^nover count)' romin unity.
County Coroner Robert Smith
said Strickland died instantly
in the 9:45 a.m. accidental?
ToddW. Cayton, 19, of Castle
Hayne suffered barns on the
hands, lees and feet
?Carolina ?owi and Light
Go. officials said the power
Hne^apparently was an
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I Mtate?I ErXdES Isfe.lSE. Grades
VEAklNUMBER YEAR " k 1 13 S 4 S UI M 8 ? lfl it 1* 1-8 9-12 k-6 1 1-5 I 6-8 |?l2 1 1-1* lK-12
1962 949 1968-69 959 926 836 363 900 877 360 851 _899 833 207 _536 _1S6 4650 2583 3025 10263
1965 896 1969-70 354 364 862 313. 829 355 346 790 873 759 631 614 124 16 4346 2491 2923 9765
1964 853 1970-71 754 799 906 809 780 335 873 329 773 815 622 579 92 26 4140 2540 2318 9498
1965 799 1971-72 743 741 319 829 303 772 347 333 327 775 630 605 31 56 3971 2502 2924 9397
.
- ? 1966 713 1972-73* 549 S35|751 790 738 333 826 793 354 364 357 704 622 4502 3847 2473 3047 9372 9921
1967 689 1973-74 656 655 658 766 751 772 825 334 732 354 321 723 634 4258 3602 2441 5037 9030 9736
1963 690 1974-75 632 656 629 671 723 736 764 333 317 732 311 693 655 4952 3420 2414 2946 3730 9412
?. ^ 3 1?
p 1969 665 1975-76 649 632 630 642 637 715 729 772 316 317 745 639; 623 3905 3254 2517 2877 3443 9097
1970 683 1976-77 659 649 607 643 610 624 706 736 757 316 776 652 620 3792 3133 2199 2344 3176 8335
1971 694 1977-78 603 65^1 623 619 611 598 613 713 721 757 77S 660 569 3713 3110 2052 2761 7923 3526
Enrollment, 1972-73.
T" VW""'
POPULATION INCREASE OR DECREASE BY MINOR CIVIL SUBDIVISION
+44.6% MT. CfLIVE r\
CXY?<>-27% ^VOLFSCRA?E yv A
I .-?* -?* / >raw\
/ o? / / 13S% \
\ faison -2Qy\^ I ?k!?Jt8& S\
\ 2?2' I
\ '^0>DOWOEN? K |
\ ?A^?^ T / 55$S / ^N
1 <?9? M ?*/'/ \
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,A \""" '* y . w /
?it-l ) ssmn^ssj
I ( -3.6% I
/ /V?*" \Otkacmey? *17.1 To I y - I
^^!CF.SH-ia8% j 0 wALLAC?t27.1?| \
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PUPIL POPULATION PROJECTIONS FOR DUPLIN COUNTY
L,yp 'is i ? 4 * >4 ~f >i? 41 /1 y )/ o , ?? 1'. *? o
WwCM Ypun (ptj I I I
JLH?*" ?rri^i ttici" ijsr~rmr lrXSIT?h4il?~- kj
"*~tlap.no I la Town "mT 'To5 '7IT "^TST ~^8 W *-i 1? rrr
^nfcTvy?? igsr ~TJ?r ZEDE USE~n&~Z33I - >>? ~ "- n.s
Harrclls town (pt) 6
r>III?h~- -^isf ii?;- 1I44I ~~ t 'fti ?Hrf"
:>itb Vn>. nnr- ~r^u?on?osr i!?s?risrr r?n rxr
TB?i~ife? osi 055- ~ofe?05F -"S*S31 OJT - ~T35 r~0~
Bowlcns town feci US' 1 W ^TI ^TT ^89 '
Warsaw Torn OiirlTEJB TTTO?OT"Orf J.m "" 4So Hir
Wol'.scrape tup: OB jfsIS 5tSl5?J^RST ofTO 17753" WTl555?' nO" "
twal _30:22s 13S.103 I s!?a UHwl 4a:?o I - a.as - t.?
Source: Division of Cosnunity Planning.