Bit and Mrs. Bruce Butler of Bowden Drive
were the recipients of the Kenansville Beau
tiflcatlo.1 Committee's "Yard of the Month"
award for September This neatly, well-kept
yard has fall flowers blooming at this time
aloqg with well manicured greenry Mr
and Mrs. Butler have added dignity and be
auty to the community. Last year Kenan
sville won jhe "Beautificatioa Award"in a
state wide contest for small towns. The town
is entering the same contest again this year
In order to create mere interest among home
-owners to make their yards m.re attractive.
?, ,
the Beautlficatlon Committee is sponsoring a
"Yard of the Moo h" contest
Lettsrs have been sent to all business aid
property owners in town asking that they help
by keeping their premises neat and attractive
It is desired hat grass and weeds be kept
cut in each yard as well as the area between
local ownership and town or state property.
Garbage should be stored in closed containers
so that it will no: spill or be strewn by ani
mals or wind
The first two weeks in October hare been
designated as "Clean tg> time" for Kenansville.
Warsaw Music Club Meets
The Warsaw Youth Music
club and :he Warsaw Junior Cl
ub met Saturday afternoon Sep
tember 15th at the home of their
club counselor and teacher Mrs.
W. J. Middleton, Jr
Officers elected to served for
1973-74 from ihe Youth Music
Club were: Julie Hudson. Pre
sident Sandra Herring. Vice
President. Lynn Hardison, Sec
retary: Karen Kornegay and
Dean Hardison, reporters and
Junior Music Club were: Da- I
nny R<venbark, President: Ja
ne Rouse, Vice President: Fa-1
ye Grice, Secretary.
Mrs. Middleton made the fo
llowing announcements to club
awnters: All club meetings
will be held the 3rd Saturday!
afternoon of each month The
nnnual fall meeting of the So-?
ethea stern District will be held
ditlons must have five of their
pieces memorized by the last
lesson in December. Students
practicing ftve hours a week
and keeping a record of their
practice time will be awarded
a prize at the December meet
The National Federation Di
strict Contest Festival will be
held at East Carolina University
In March. Gold cups, based
on each year's final Festival j
rutiqg. are given to students j
by the Federation. This year
twenty students from the W?r- 1
saw clubs received Gold cups. *3
Students receiving cups were:
Wade Carlton, Mildred Sim
pson, Joy Hudson. Chip Ausley,
Jane Veach, Jane Rouse, Cindy
Qostic, Sharl Jones, tar la We
st , Fay* Grlce, Carroll Matt
hews, Leslie Best, Catherine
Phillips. David Carlton. Tril
by Phillips. Danny Rlvenhark,
Lyme Blackburn, Lynn Hall.
Donna Quinn and Daly Rae Ca
rlton
At the conclusion of the meet
ing the group was served dr
inks and cookiesjby Mrs. Mi
ddleton 1
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PHARMACY
110 E. Broadway
CV Pink Hill /?,
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James. ir 1 Or
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Tuesday.
Mrs-Wayne 1 ftsltec >?
ck G 1 at Vetera Hospi
tal In Duplin y
Mrs. Dan W .llaie of Alber
ston visited Mrs Estelle Wh
aiey Thursday
Estelk Wluley and AUc? Su
mmer i in vl ited Mr. a. lrs
Corbett Lanier at Alberston Tl^
ursday
Mrs Glenwood Sanderson vi
sited Mrs. Robbie Hargrove at
Golds boro Thursday
Mrs Minnie Davenport of Go- '?*
Ids boro visited Mr and Mrs.?
Perry Beniett Tuesday
Mr and Mrs- Glenwood Sa
nderson visited with Mrs. Em
ma Jones at Falson an Fri
day.
Mr and Mrs. Ode 11 Brock
and Sara Anne also Erin Car
ter. attended a birthday dinner
for Raymond Btysden at Be- 4
lulaville Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Rodolph Sand-^
Ierson visited Mr. and Mrs. Ow- '
en Whaley at Paters HiU du
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"In# the weekend
Mr and Mrs Tomtnie Riley
sigh and Mrs
G'enwoOd Sanderson Friday.
^Mr. and Mrs Glennie Smith
I Wallace visited Mr. and Mrs
^err
Ml and Mrs Prld*
visited Mr and Mrs
?r iodolpl tersi 1
Ited Mis r) Edwards at
? General H< tal irs
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Charlie tfUklnj U in Duplin
G iospiul.
Mr. an Virt Dunnb Ml
?In of . iil Visited
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