GRADY RETIRES - Duplin County tax collector Leland
Grads was presented a certificate of appreciation by the
Duplin commissioners March 21 during their regular
board meeting. Grady retired after 13 years of service with
Duplin County. Pictured above, left to right, chairman of
the Duplin County commissioners. Bill Costin, as he
presents the certificate of appreciation to Grady.
Family Needs Are Focus
Of Film Series
On Sunday evening. April
24. the Warsaw community
will be able to begin partici
pation in an educational and
thought-provoking film
series called Focus on the
Family. Designed and pre
sented by Dr. James Dobson
of Waco. Texas, this series
touches on a number of areas
in marriage and family rela
tionships. All interested per
sons in the area are urged to
participate.
The series will include
seven films, each of which
will be shown at 7 p.m. at
Warsaw Elementary School.
There is no charge. The films
are being sponsored by the
Warsaw Elementary P.T.O.,
the Warsaw Baptist Church
and the Warsaw United
Methodist Church.
Dates and film titles are as
follows: April 24 - The
1 Strong-willed Child: April 30
- Shaping the Will Without
Breaking the Spirit; May 6 -
Christian Fathering; May 13
- Preparing for Adolescense:
The Origins of Self-doubt;
May 20 - Preparing for
Adolescense: Peer Pressure
& Sexuality; May 27 - What
Wives Wish Their Husbands
Knew About Women; The
Lonely Housewife; and June
5 - What Wives Wish Their
Husbands Knew About
Women: Money. Sex and
Children.
Introducing the leading
discussion for each film will
be area ministers, doctors
and guidance specialists.
The series is designed in a
sequential and developmen
tal package and therefore
seeing the whole series is
preferable to seeing single
films, although that is cer
tainly permissable.
Questions and further in
formation may be directed
towards Dr. Mac Thompson.
Warsaw Baptist Church;
Rev. Jimmy Creech. Warsaw
United Methodist Church;
and Gerald Yount. Warsaw
Elementary School.
Duplin School Menus
March 28-April 1
Lunch
Won. grilled cheese sand
wich or Mexican fiestada.
vegetable soup or tater tots,
fruit or cobbler
Tue - fried chicken with
angel biscuit or com dog with
campfire beans, mashed po
tatoes or broccoli, truit cup
and birthday cake
Wed. - baked ham. rolls or
chick filet sandwich, glazed
sweet potatoes or green
beans, fruit fantasy or juice.
Easter egg
Thur. and Fri. - No School
DCAC Spring Fashion
Show Was Dazzling
The evening of fashions
and entertainment sponsored
bv the Duplin Countv Arts
Council recently was a shim
mering and shining sight.
With colors that shout spring
and with talent that repre
sents Duplin's best, the show
was a combination of beauty
and excitement and grace.
Five area stores showed
fashions intermittentlv with
entertainment. Showing
contemporary sportswear
and bridal clothing for men
and women was Cintilly's of i
Beulaville. As owners
Barbara Quinn and Jan Ken
nedv put it. "The colors are
hot. and the lines are lean.
Cintilly's has an upbeat as
sortment of fun-loving, funky
fashions." Models for them
included Hllen Sandlin.
Casandra Ravnor, Kate
Griffin. Jo Riiey. Keneva
Hambrick. Kent Evans.
Holly Griffin, Lucinda
Maready and Micky Quinn.
Kramer's Department
Store of Wallace presented a
full line of fashions for
women and girls, and a
handsome Myrle Beringer
modeling a classic look for
men. With Muriel Offerman
coordinating the new spring
styles that range from jacket
dresses to mini-dresses.
Kramer's models were
Aimee Watson, Jane Phil
lips. Judv Mills. Lucille
Beach. Dovie Penney, Emily
Teachey. Gina Rivenbark.
Stacy Livingston and
Berineer.
The best in comforatable,
classic sportswear and digni
fied, handsome style was
shown by Emma's of Wal
lace. Models Ellis Henry
Tow nsend. Margueritte
Blanchard, Carol Carter and
Emily Jessup showed the
best spring feminine looks.
Ellis Henry coordinated this
segment of the show.
Tox's of Wallace brought
bright jumpsuits and bouncy
polka dot mini-dresses to go
along with a variety of other
fashions. Having fun in the
colorful clothes were models
Beverly Hall. Beverly Pesar
chick. Shirley Carlton,
Nadine Rhodes and Beth
Montford. Jan Fox assisted
the models from her store.
The finale of fashions was
shown by Mary Sanderson
Porter of Creations Three in
Warsaw. With soarkles and
sequins and jewels, Mary's
models included Moira Kay.
June Bell. Betty Jenkins and
Vicki Tharrington. The de
signer look at its most ele
gant was the look of Crea- I
tions Three. I
Punctuating the fashion I
show were the following
entertainers: Gary Mitchell,
guitarist and vocalist from
Ocracoke Island; Rev. <
Charles Smith, baritone with I
Broadway show tunes;
Aimee Watson, NC's Junior
Miss Charm, tapdancing to
"Hev There Good Times":
(rioira Kay. Miss Knoxville,
lenn., vocalist; Gina Riven
bark. Duplin's Little Miss,
tapdancing to "We're in the
Money."
Susan Lawrence Googe
was hostess for the evening.
She was 1976 Miss North
Carolina and 1st runner-up to
Miss America. Danny
Jenkins and Annabelle Rand
accompanied the modeling
and provided pre-show
entertainment.
The evening was a fund
raiser to follow up the
January CART Week
program of hosting a ma
rimba artist in the county.
The event was sponsored by
the Duplin County Arts
Council.
JOSEPH H. BRYANT
WALLACE - Joseph Henry
Bryantx 81. died Sunday.
Funeral. Wallace United
Methodist Church. Entomb
ment. Rockfish Memorial
Cemetery.
Surviving: son. Joseph D.
Bryant of Wallace: sisters.
Mrs. Jack Morgan of Ra
leigh. Mrs. Jack Chick of
Dallas. Texas; two grand
sons: several nieces and
nephews.
GERALD H.STANLEY
ROSE HILL - Gerald How
ard Stanley. 51. died Mon
day.
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