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Beulaville News Carolyn Hatcher and daughter. Shannon, were in Wallace on business Mon day. and later shopped at Rockfish Pla/a. Lisa Hinson and Susan Oxley enjoyed the day Satur day at Topsail Beach. Mrs. John (Ruby) Sim mons and grandson, Craig Simmons, have returned home after several days visit with Mrs. Simmons relatives in Oklahoma City. W.V. Oxley. Jr. and daughter. Leslie Susan, re turned home late Wednesday afternoon after several days xisit with his mother. Mrs. W.V Oxley. Sr., and sister in Beckley. W. Va. Mr and Mrs. W.V. Oxley. Jr. mid? a business trip to W. saw Saturday morning. Mrs. W.V. Oxley made a business trip to Wallaee on Monday and did some shop ping Mrs. Rupert Futrcal. her daughter and granddaughter made a business trip to the Welcome Inn in Jacksonville Friday morning to take cakes the Hallsville Baptist Church furnished. Mrs. Douglas (Brenda) Broun of Kinston visited uith Iter parents. Rex. and Mrs Ralph Kennedy Friday morning. Mr and Mrs. G.W Weston of Potters Hill shopped in Beulavillc on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whales ucrc in Wallace Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill Sanderson's girls and their children of the Albertson Community were with them on Friday. Mrs. Garland Foushee and her sister Mary of Kinsion attended their family reunion in the Arapahoe area Sun day. lona Collier of Trenton spent several days with h^r sister. Louise T. Mercer, her mother. Sadie Thigpen and sister Nernie Kennedy. Mrs. Macon (Louise) Brown and Mrs. W.L. Miller made a business trip to Goldsboro on Monday. Sick Harold Davis remains a patient in the Rehabilitation Center in Fa .etteville. Leslie Lanier of the Back Swamp community is a patient in Duplin General Hospital in Kcnansville. Mrs. Julian (Ethel) Willi ford has returned home from Lenoir Memorial Hospital in Kinsion. Mrs. E.P (Sadie) Thigpen is reported to be improv ing. Mike Willilord is a patient in (he hospital in Wilming ton. Carolyn Carter and Scott Sanderson are scheduled to enter the hospital and under go surgery in (he next few day s. Friends will want to re member Lctha Raup who has an extended illness. East Duplin FFA Members | Attend State FFA Convention | t loon member of the Kast Duplin future Farmers Association. along with their advisor. Kobert S. Grady, attended the 54th stale eon w ilt ion ol the N.C FFA in Kaleigh June In. I ~ and lb. I lie comenltoil was held at llu Seott Building beginning with registration Wchiesdav moriiing. Got. James B. Hunt It. s|niie Wednesdav about the importanee of the agriculture iiufustrv and on |K rsonal invob. etnent in the government Miehael Broome addressed the eon vent ion Friday morning with an inspirational humorous speech. Tlie fast Duplin tools and materials team put their skills to the test Thursday. Members were Russell Broek. Kahn fountain and Vul Hill. Frida\ seven FF.X members from I'D received their state farmer degrees. Hits is the highest degree awarded h\ the slate asso ciation Members reeeiviny the State farmer Degree were Stssx Blizzard. (VandalI Fountain. Carlton (iradx. lames Millard. Ronnie Miller Brian Smith and I nomas Stroud. Patrol Station Funds Approved Hit' Goner a I Assembly litis week appropriated JKXMHX) loi a Slate Highway Patrol si a lion in Kenanst ille. I lie appropriation was in eluded among $r> million 111 "pork-barrel" appropriation bills approved in the final sessions ol the legislature Monday and Tuesdat. Hep. Douglas A. Clark. D-Duplin. said the sum "is about hall what we need lor the station." I he station will be loeated on a 5-aefe trail the state owns along N.C. II south ot Kh/abethtow n. Clark said the land Was part of the state eorreelional unit's property but was not needed hi the unit and was transferred to I Ik* Department of Crime Control anil Public Safety about two vcars aim for tills purpose. The station here serves Duplin and Ponder eounties. It is now It Hated in a former seltool south of Kcnansvillc off N.C. 24. Clark said Duplin County legislators have been trying to get money tor the station sunt lf"4 "fhe legislature killed the bill in l4K<i." Clark said, "because vve had no location at that time." Hie appropriation will permit site preparation and design. Completion of the project will depend on funding from the |4?0 legis lature. Duplin Historical Society Meets The Duplin County Histor ical Society held Us quarterly meeting. June 2f>. 19R2. ai the Rose Hill Restaurant. Rose Hill. N.C. Guest speaker for the meeting was Dr. John D. Neville. Execu tive Secretary of America's Four Hundredth Anniversary Committee. Dr. Neville presented a most interesting talk on the plans and projects in the making for America's Four Hundredth Anniversary Celebration. This is a cele bration commemorating the establishment of the first colony in the Americas by Sir Walter Raleigh in July of I5?4 on Roanoke Island. One of the projects that is sure to generate much inter est. is the construction of a Itvtlt century sailing ship, huill as closely as possible to tile same de-sign as the one that brought the first colonist to the Oute-r Banks on July I.V 1584. The ship will have a permanent berth at Roanoke Island for tours, but will travel to other ports on the North Carolina coast and be open for tours during the Anniversary celebration. Many other plans are in the making, and the Four Hundredth Anniversary cele bration will begin in April. 1484 in England, and in July. 1484 in North Carolina. Mrs. Ann Craft. Kenansvillc, is the Charintan for Duplin ! County of America's Four Hundredth Anniversary Committee. I First Aid-Hospital-Sickroom | ( IJUppilO We RENT or SELL many items IR. L. Hood \ d7 I I Pharmacy } ?>iw \ I Phi 568-4131 / accurately! |pinl? Hill. N. C | super market I m WE WELCOME FOOD STAMP CUSTOMERS .. I Monk Wholoy, Owner WE RESERVE THE RIGHT BEULAVILLE TO LIMIT QUANTITY 1 298-3646 ?< | PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 1-2-3 OPEN 'TIL 8 p.m. FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS^ frosty hot hh% dogs bju pk. r 61291 BACON YI I 12 OZ. 12 oz 6flool FROSTY ^1 MORN ^0 I L BOLOGNAg I I ROUND STEAK I $189 | LB. (LIMIT 1 BAG WITH ?12.50 FOOD ORDER) FRYERS 2 bag mmaA A/v if ' ? ff LB. DUKE'S MAYONNAISE I (LIMIT 1) | BONELESS RIB EYE _ STEAK I, i$369 w lb I OLD HICKORY. BARBEQUE I SI79 ? 1 LB. TUB ARMOUR I TREET I $1091 I 12 OZ. I SOCIETY SNUFF LARGE BOX 5 OZ. SIZE *1.49 ???????? BANQUET CREAM PIES 2/* 1.00 BUTTER-ME-NOT BISCUITS 5 COUNT 4/*1.00 CREAMETTE MACARONI & SPAGHETTI 4/*1.00 | ROYAL OAK CHARCOAL 5 LB. 99* | IMPERIAL MARGARINE 1 LB. BOWL 27*1.001 JENO'S PIZZA 99* BORDEN SLICED CHEESE BANNER BATHROOM I TISSUE | 4 ROLL $n m 90 IE $R COILC? I 48 ?Z' I LIPTOr^NSTAN^E^| SHAWNEE - I bfiffl gStiM | ?& CHEESE MM I | DINNER ? 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