1 The Duphn Count) Arts
Council begins it* 19?9 Arts
runa yrrvr in i cnra*
yw'V >eui| ^
men: Albert son - Vern
I umer; BeuimvUle Dee
Thinqeepi
Vkki andJ^Clirt;^ a ison ^
Anne Craft and Virginia
Penney; Magnolia - Sue
Archer; Mount Olive (Wolf
scrape Township) - Doris
Cherry and Grey Stroud;
Mount Olive (Gltsson town
ship) - Edith Kornegay and
Ha/el Ruth Kornegay; Pink
Hill ? Ruby Smith; Potters
Hill - Betty Jo Jones; Rose
Hill - Cynthia Watson;
Wallace - Annette and Bill
Ambrose; Warsaw - Claudia
HoJIingsworth. Numerous
workers will be assisting
these coordinators to reach
current members of the Arts
Council and prospective
r&embcts in the v arious couM
m unities.
The Duplin County Aits
Council established its fund
drive two years ago to raise
annual operating funds far
the organization. The cam
paign was headed by Irvin
Graham of Wallace in 1977.
This initial effort brought in
over 15,000. Last year, Edriel
Ausley of Warsaw served as
county-wide chairman. Total
contributions in 1978 were
$7,850 The 1979 goal of
$10,000 is expected to be
readied by the middle of
March. Arts councils state
wide will campaign collec
tively during ftbruary with
television commercials,
magazine ads and billboard
posters. Radio spots will
feature such native-bora
personalities as David
BrinkJev. Sonnv JUraensen.
Donna Fargo and Senator
Sam Ervin. bib v fyjjfl
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The Story of Arts Cawei
JRk- first such group in the
state of North Carolina to be
organized in cooperation
with a technical institute, the
Ouptfr bounty ArtsCounctt.
grant between James Sprunt
Institute and the North Caro
lina Arte Council. In 1975 the
Council opened an office at
the Institute, was incorpo
rated and received its tax
exempt status from the In
ternal Revenue Service.
Alter the initial three years
with assistance from the
Institute and State Council,
The Duplia County Arts
Council continued operations
on funds from state grants,
the Board at Education, the
County of Duplin, and pri
vate contributions. The
' Council has gained state and
' national recognition for Its
annual "Arts in the Schools
Project." and woo an
achievement award from the
National Association of
Countiea ^ |977. In 197&
School Of
The Campbell College
School of Law boa its first
I rofes siona I lawfraternity
Mk oo.' of the
MUM led St 3# allege
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't>. t* PhUnd initiated
ounty leadership in t he arts.
Th< Oupfin County Arts
is a 4on-p*>f<- en
h, * Board
of Directors representing
i*ven areas of the ouuty A
oi the iorth
lifts Association of trts
:hi Iocs' iburicil
port of all the arts and arts
? vests, i iM work
shops in the areas of musk,
drama dance and visual
arts. The Executive Director
Ha - .? M v
nv?int*ii Id dis
hi D C< ni krts
look HI confidence
w? re e
th <lew growth.
and rtivity
.-ompanu d b new chal
M f.
c fiurc % t
v W civ
changes
The Ans Council will con
tinue to be an open forum
wher<; all segments of the
i otnntuiiitv may find a niche
hmce. The ture , up to
you
ATTENTION, P AtENTS!
The arts Council needs
?u. help to continue ?por
iMrfinj^io^Arts^^
pas decadi
wd st-ri >ack I
3 jfi
a s cfl ols. llfrvi
? e a ong the
fi st victims
Hint ov les
ay important n< c s nc
so
I .. i.
that )e We
ti t< ? ach ol's pi
>mt . archer are io<
saying that the absence of
pr ams -ta< retard
brat cMl
'hik ach claims may
b< jver: ited
- cka tha the irt
have more thai
"cnrichir it' n
the tppeat
timulate a child's nai iral
ind per hi s
o ocpand
capacity of sis
arts wen hel en
the. ... th an<
identity 13d (hereby point
1 e way to future happiness.
. Public
S, hools tan not coordinate
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Aft jc ?home
Itl id) are
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live a i f i&sible
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hi- i? with
KKClX.rClZED WITH AWARDS Mrs
Grace R McNeill, center, county office
assistant with ithe Farmers Home Adminis
(ration, has . cntly received a quality grade
increase for outstanding job performance in
J- Iheagei ?? programs durin?
Directa? right and James M Mills. Jr.,
left. County Supervisor. presented a Certifi
cate forffOutsiancftng Wcomplishmcnt in
"reeogifkion of high quality work pctf&r*
mancc substantially exceeding the normal
requirements of your position.'
fund-raising event, and will enable the less
fortunate, handicapped children and senior
citizens to see the show. The circus trill
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