Twelve Days Of Christmas
In Historic Kenansville
? Tuesday, Dee. 14
Church- Bells Ringing - 6
p.m.; Lighting of Town Tree
? Keoansville Park ? Bonfire,
Hay KMe ? CaroNnf''- Re
freshments. Individual
lighting of white candles in'
residences and busingeM*
Wedneaday - Dec. 15
Children's Story and Movie
Hour, Dorothy Wightman
Library - 7 - 8 p.m.
Thursday - Dec. 16
James Kenan District Chorus
and Band Christmas Concert
- Kenan Memorial Audi
torium - 8 p.m.
Friday - Dec. 17
Children's Theater Produc
tion of "Eeyore's Christmas
Present" under the direction
of Wanda Brown ? East
Duplin Masqueraders at
Kenansville Elementary
School. - 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. -
Refreshments Duplin
County Arts Council
Saturday - Dec. 18
"An Ole' Timey Christmas"
? Cowan Museum. Your
hosts. Ila and George Cowan
from 1-6 p.m. "Living His
tory" at Kenan'Property, all
day, Third Battalion. Santa's
Christmas House ? Court
house Square ? 10-12 noon
and 2-5 p.m.
Sunday - Dec. 19
Liberty Hall Christmas Open
House ? 2-6 p.m. "Living
History" same as Saturday.
Individual Church Nativity
programs - 6 p.m.
Kenansville Jaycees Sponsor
Pancake Supper
For Dan Newkirk
The Kenansville Jaycees
will be sponsoring a pancake
supper for Dan Newkirk on
December 2 at the Kenans
ville Elementary School. Dan
is one of the local club
members. He has a rare
disease called pulmonary
hypertension. His is one of
three cases seen by a
Houston hospital in the last
ten years.
Dan has to have oxygen
about 8-10 hours per day.
The Jaycees, with the co
operation of Quinn Com
pany, Quaker Oats,
Jackson's IGA and the
Kenansville Elementary
School will give all profits to
Dan for his medical ex
penses.
Tickets will be $2.50 at the
door and $2 in advance from I
any Kenansville Jaycee or at I
the Kenansville Drug Store.
You are asked to support ? I
this worthy cause on Dec. I
2nd from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. at .1
Kenansville Elementary I
School.
Interested In
Writing A Play?
The Drama Club at James
Sprunt Technical College is
having a writing contest. In
February of next year, the
Club plans to do a children's
play which will be presented
for students in grades 1-5.
The script will be chosen
from the aforementioned
contest, wbich is open to any
and all residents of Duplin
County.
The play could be com
pletely original or taken from
a classic children's story. It
should be fairly short with a
running time of no more than
45 minutes. It should also
have a small cast and need
minimal use of costumes,1
props, set, etc.
If interested, contact John
Goodnow, the visiting artist
at JSTC for further infor
mation. Call soon since the
cut-off date for accepting
scripts will be Jan. 7.
Credit Card Safety I
Credit "cartis are handy
sources of instant money but
thev can he a real headache if
lost or stolen. If that happens
you may be liable for up to
$50 on each card if someone
uses it illegally.
You can protect yourself
against someone using your
credit card. Carry only the
ones you use regularly and
make a list of all your credit
card account numbers. In
clude the addresses and
telephone numbers to con
tact if your cards are lost or
stolen. Then be sure to keep
the list some place other than
your billfold.
To report a stolen or lost
credit card, call the creditor
immediately; then follow-up
with written notification.
This quick action may keep
you from paying for items
that someone else bought.
Women and Pension Plans
Generally, women do not
receive as much in pension
benefits as men. The
reasons? Women in the labor
force are more likely to work
part-time, are more likely to
be working for a small com
pany, and are more likely to
be in low-paying jobs.
Women in employer-paid
pension plans usually end up
getting about half as much as
men because of shorter ser
vice and lower earnings. And
inflation can eat up those
benefits in short order.
Women counting on a
spouse's pension plan may ?
have some surprises, too.
Women may be left without
any pension income if the
husband dies before
reaching retirment age or if
he failed to choose the sur
vivor annuity option at re
tirement. Pension plans
usually don't cover divorced
wifes either.
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The Thalian Association,
organized in 1788 in
Wilmington, N.C., is the
oldest Little Theatre
group in the U.S.
Open House
Beginning Our
Christmas Season
W 1 VIFriday And Saturday
November 26 And 27
We have special prices throughout the
store for ladles, Juniors and men. Jeans,
HI shirts, lingerie, sportswear, Jackets, shoes,
H 20% TO 40%
Visit our country corner which has brass,
Ww cut glass, tinware, scented candles and
W many more Items for the home.
We have FREE Gift Wrapping
Refreshments will be served
HESHi^Al Hourt: Open on Sun . 1:00-5:30
mV^SRRc^B Mon.-Sat. 10:00-5:30
Roseay
fi P ^ Beulaville
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Monday ? Dec. 20
Oratorio - Light Christmas -
Choral Music ? Grove Pres
byterian Church - 7:30 p.m.
Heritage Room open - Early
church artifacts on display
Tuesday ? Dec. 21
To be announced
Wednesday - Dec. 22
Community Covered Dish
Supper. Bring your food and
join in the spirit of the
Season - 6 p.m.. Kenansville
Elementary School. Chil
dren's Christmas Music by
K.E.S. students - 7:30 p.m.
Thursday ? Dec. 23
Christmas Reader's Theatre
at 7:30 p.m.. Dorothy Wight
man Library
Friday - Dec. 24
Community Church Service,
United Methgdist Church
ivith Rev. Latfrcn Sharpe -
7:30 p.m. Santa Christmas
House - 11:30 a.m. until?
Saturday, Dec. 25
Individual Family Celebra
ions of Christmas. Family
Prayers for Christmas Joy
ind Peace for All Mankind.
Vlerry Christmas and a
Happy Year.
Guitave Eiffel, who built
the Eiffel Tower, alio
designed the right arm
of the Statue of Liberty.
"Behind en able man there
are always other able men."
Chinese proverb
A watermelon"' is about 92
percent water.
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