PLANS FOR DINNER-DANCE - James Sprunt Foundation
will host a dinner-dance at The Country Squire Feb. 19th.
Pictured are Charles Albertson (left) and John Goodnow
(right) who will provide the evening entertainment. John
will sing a medley of tunes from Broadway plays during
the dinner house and Albertson and his band will provide
music for the dance. Anyone wishing tickets should
contact Donna S. Thigpen at James Sprunt Technical
College. All contributions are tax deductible. Join the
James Sprunt Foundation for an evening of fun and at the
same time help provide scholarship money for worthy
students to attend JSTC.
Beulaville News
Mrs. Dennis Strickland
and Monica and Hazel
Griffin were in Wilmington
Monday for dental work for
Monica.
William Gerald Jones has
returned to his home in
Wilmington, Delaware after
a visit with Mrs. Willie
Home and Mrs. Carl Home.
Mrs. Herman Atkinson
and Hilda Kennedy were in
Greenville Monday on busi
ness.
Ermie Sanderson visited
lone Griese in Richlands
Saturday.
W.V. Oxley Jr. and Floyd
Davis Jr. made a business
trip to New Bern. Havelock
and Jacksonville Thursday
Susan Oxley spent Thurs
day night in Clinton with a
friend.
Dr. Danny Pate of Green
ville spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Daniel Pate
and family
Mrs. Russell J. Lanier Sr.
of Wrightsville Beach spent a
couple of days at their home
here and visited her mother.
Hazel Brinson. and her chil
dren, the Rusty Lanier
family.
Mrs. Ernest Quinn and
Phoebe Pate attended the
Retired School Personnel -
meeting in Rose Hill on
Wednesday.
Randy Sandlin of Greens
boro ^pent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. I.J. Sandlin Sr.
On Fe6. 5, Susan Oxley
honored her mother with a
birthday dinner surprise.
Patients in Duplin General
Hospital included Vonnie
Hue Ball, James D. Bowen,
Annie Belle Dunn. Byron
John Edgett. Bertie Lee
Hatcher, Edward Howard
Jones. Rudy Dean Lanier,
Willie M. Murphy, Gertrude
Poinsett, Cynthia Batchelor
Rogers.
Patients in Lenoir
Memorial included Bobby
Raynor, Lon Record. Carol
Avery is a patient in Onslow
Memorial in Jacksonville.
Lon Record returned to that
hospital after surgery several
weeks ago. Albert Carter was
in the intensive care unit of
Onslow Memorial.
Carters Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A.
Carter of Route 2 were
honored on their 56th wed
ding anniversary at the home
of their daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Whitfield in
Deep Run on Jan. 30th. The
Carters were married on
Feb. 2. 1927 at the home of
the bride in Beulaville by the
late Rev. Carlyle. The couple
was presented a red rose
boutonniere and red rose
corsage. Guests enjoying the
buffet dinner were: Mr. and
Mrs. J.D. Carter. Mr. and
Mrs. L.B. Carter and Karen,
Mr. and Mrs. Anthonv San
derson and Scott and Ray. all
of Beulaville; granddaughter
Bonnie Whaley. Carlton and
Angie of Jacksonville, and
Dr. Raymond Fox and
Phillip, also of Jacksonville.
Sandy Plain Senior Citizens
The Sandv Plain Senior
Citizens meeting is sche
duled for Saturday. Feb. 23
at 6 p.m. at the educational
building of the church. This
will be the fourth anniversary
of the group and is a non
denominational group.
Members bring a picnic
lunch and are asked to invite
a friend. The program will be
in charge of Mamie Ken
nedy. who has planned a
special program for the oc
casion,
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Input For
Training
Programs
Duplin County business
and industry, parents,
students and teachers and
other interested groups wijl
have the opportunity to ex
press their feelings on the
needs for training programs
in the county. Comments
may be presented in written
or oral form to the Voca
tional/Technical Advisory
Council during its business
forum session on Feb. 10 at
7:30 p.m. at James Sprunt's
Hoffler Building. Room 100.
The annual forum held by
the council provides inter
ested individuals the oppor
tunity to submit their views
on the training needs of our
community and state. Ideas,
concerns or points of view
will be taken into considera
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for vocational and technical
programs which serve Duplin
County through the public
schools and JSTC. For addi
tional information, or to sub
mit written presentations,
contact Robert C. Tart, di
rector of vocational education
at the Board of Education.
Box 128. Kenansville. NC
28349 or phone 296-1521.
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