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The Pink Hill Review K{ ' ? * "Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, AlberUon, Beulaville, And TheirSurrounding Arau?" * VOL. 5 NO. 36 KENANSVILLE. NC 28349 SEPTEMBER 8. 19q.f; Lady Missionaries Visit Area By Lynda Stroud The Woodington Ward of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, formerly Howard's Chapel, has two lady mis sionaries serving full-time missions for their church in this area. They are Sister Cindy Collins from Orange, California, and Sister Sara Bvthewav from West Jordan. Utah. They have been in the area for one week and are residing in the home of Sister Laura Heath of Route 1, Deep Run. They are very excited to be serving and teaching people in the area about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The mission is not funded by the church but by the missionary's families. \ Sister Cindy Collins raught pre-school before the mission and completed two years of college in California. Her future plans include return ing to Wilmington to com plete her education in ele mentary education at UNC-W. She especially loves the church's concept of the family. She is enjoying the southern countryside. Sister Sara Bytheway is from a family of nine. She attended Brigham Young University for one year and has 13 months left on the mission. When she returns home she hopes to finish school in social relations. Her hobbies include music, piano, sewing and crafts. She loves North Carolina ? all the beautiful trees, the food and especially the people. Come in and register for a free gift for your favorite grand parent* Remember Sunday fflllltl OPflTDPflpcnTS' DAT jl This That | % and the ! | Other I ^**rr^^TTfrirTri^ Florist & Gilts I Hwy 11 - Kinston Blfd. Pink Hill Tel. 568-3562 ? Cut Flowers ? Pot ( Plants ? Dish Gardens ? Gifts Galore GET AN INEXPENSIVE COLLEGE EDUCATION CLOSE TO HOME AT LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE FALL QUARTER REGISTRATION Tuesday, Sept. 6,1983 College Transfer and 40 Career Programs Open To Veterans, High School Grads, Retirees And Other Adults Programs Open In Commercial-Vocational-Technical-Liberal Arts Low-Cost Tuition $4.25 Per Credit Hour Flexible Schedules Meet Needs Of Part-Time and Full-Time Workers For Day and Night Students Registration Begins Sept. 6 At 8:15 A.M. Late Registration Through Sept. 13th Classes Begin September 7th Phone 527-6223 for more information 1 ^ Lenoir., I Community College I . . . total education! ?/ Duplin County Teachers Work To Improve Skills As children return to school and begin studying and learning this year, so have our teachers. That is because the faculty of Duplin County will be participating, on their own initiative, in a weekly effort to increase their repertoire of profes sional skillj. The program of professional learning is de signed to improve teacher performance and increase effectiveness at ^virtually every level of individual and school activity. Superintendent L.S. Guy Jr. said, "Every week of the school year, the faculty of Duplin County will be en gaged in weekly study per taining to professional atti tudes. methods ana tecn niques to improve their teaching skills. During the first semester, teachers will study 18 specific areas re quired for teacher compe tence. These include moti vation, communication skills, grading, testing, counseling, professional ethics, teacher responsibility, discipline and classroom management." The professional develop ment program, called The Master Teacher, addresses professional attitudes and techniques each should have to operate effectively and put students' needs first. It also offers practical suggestions concerning work as a teacher and gives recommendations for working with students, parents and colleagues. The program's purpose is three fold. First, the program is de signed to help teachers de velop and maintain positive and professional attitudes toward teaching and chil dren. This includes remain ing positive toward their individual work as teachers as well as their contribution to the accomplishments of the entire school. Second, The Master Teacher program gives them something new and practical each week that they can apply in their daily work with students. Third, the program helps remind teachers of the things they already know but may forget to apply. Guy said, "All studies 1 reveal conclusively that it takes a quality teacher to give children a quality edu cation. The simple truth is that desks, books and class rooms don't teach studeqts ? teachers do. That's why. the teachers of DupUo. County are doing all they can to improve their individual teaching skills." N.C. Real Estate Salesman Course The continuing education department of James Sprunt Technical College will offer a 66-hour course in N.C. Real Estate for Salesmen. The class will begin Sept. 27 and meet each Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 to 9:30 o.m. in room 212 of the Hoffler Building. The instructor. Stan Daughon, is a licensed realtor with Century 21 Draughon Agency in Warsaw. The course is designed to provide students with basic knowledge and skills neces sary to entry-level real estate salesmen and to prepare them for the real estate salesmen licensing examina tion. Registration will be $10 and students will be required to purchase a textbook and workbook. Due to limited space, all interested should pre-register by calling or writing JSTC, Department of Continuing Education, P.O. Box 398, Kenansville, NC 28349, phone 296-1341. Arthor In Beulaville B.T. Smith, author of the book "Divorced," being re leased sometime in Septem ber. will be at the Beulaville Presbyterian Church educational building Friday, Sept. 9 at 7:30 p.m. She will be at the Lighthouse Christian Bookstore Saturday, Sept. 10 from 3 to 6 p.m. Tyndall-Davis Reunion The descendents of Dan and Hattie Davis Tyndall will hold their annual family re union on Sunday, Sept. 18 at the park in Pink Hill. All friends and relatives are invited to come and bring a picnic lunch. CARD OF THANKS The family of Lewis Miller will be eternally grateful for the kind expressions of sympathy shown to us during our recent bereavement. We are especially thankful to Dr. Herring and Jelcott, the nurses and staff at Lenoir Memorial Hospital, the Rev. Ed Miles, Mrs. Rosa Phillips, Howard & Carter Funeral Home, the Friends, for flowers, cards, food, visits and prayers. Margaret G. Miller and Family Homecoming Sept. 14 Homecoming will be ob served at Gospel Baptist Church on Hwy. 55 west '/? mile from Jackson's Cross roads on Sunday. Sept. 14. The Brill Brother, national recording stars,^ will be featured. Everyone is invited to come worship, fellowship and enjoy dinner on the grounds. The pastor is the Rev. Mike Parker. Song Service The Limestone Singers will be featured at the First Baptist Church in Pink Hill on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. An hour song service is opened to te public with no admission. You are invited to come and join the congre gation. Lenoir School Menus Sept. 12-16 Monday - Manager's choice Tuesday - pork choppette or tender-knit steak, fluffy potatoes or turnip greens, baked apples or orange, rolls Wednesday - spaghetti with meat sauce or sloppy joe, green salad or fried squash, peaches, rolls, gingerbread Thursday - smoked sau sage or bologna & cheese sandwich, peas and carrots or french fries, fruit cocktail Friday - pizza or sub marine sandwich, com or baked beans, banana or grapes, jello Whole, sweet acidolpholus or flavored low-fat milk is offered with meals. Each school also offers a variety of extra items for sale. Song Service The Brill Brothers will be in a song service Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m at Pleasant Hill Christian Church. The public is invited to attend the special service as this group comes back to their home area after being out of state for quite some time. The group consists of Tony James and Tim Brill, sons of Rev. and Mrs. W.P. Brill Jr., and Dennis Howard, - formerly of Pink Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ray Howard. Flowers For All Occasions * w 1 Fall Door Pieces ? Cemetery Designs Table Arrangements ^ Colony House Florist & Gifts Pink Hill. N.C. Phone 568-4159 After Labor Day Sale J Thurt., Frl., Sal. & Mon. Sept. 8-12 New Fall Jumpsuits byPBJ ' 20 % off _ Dresses \l by Act I, Melissa Lane & P.B.J. 20 % off All Sweaters 20 % off SPECIAL! Long Sleeve Button Collar Blouso by Bobblo Brooka. Rag. 17.00 | ^ QQ 22.00 COatS London Fog 1/4 off/ Shoes 20% ofT^ 9 Waal, Connie, Mlaa Wonderful & Dora. S.A.S. 31.99 Closeout On v All Summer Merchandise Men's & Ladles' Jordache Jeans 27.99 Other Jeans 25% Off. " New Fall London Fog Coats, ? Hlgglns Slacks, Yorko & Bay | Street, L/S Shirts 20 % off I Sportcoats, Suits, London Fog I Jackets & All Weather Coats A Members Only Coats "JB 25 % off j Mens Shoes I Freeman, Florsheim, Dingo, ? Levi & Hush Puppies Shoes 25 % off J Converse Leather Tennis Shoes Low Tops $34.00 a HI Tops $37.00 Theresa's Fashions I Beulaville Kenansville' I TELL-A-PHONE COMPANY WHATS ON YOUR MIND. "7^ ? During Carolina Telephone's! Customer Information Day ' j Carolina Telephone's Division Management Team will ; be on hand to answer your questions concerning o\i& ' operating procedures, future plans for your area and anyj telephone problems you may have. And we'd like to heafp your ideas, too. Talk to us! If you're unable to visit, but H would still like to talk, call us at our special Customer p Information Day number: 568*3124 Thursday,; September 15 -11 AM til 7 PM * Pink Hill# > Town Halt || United \\ Telephone 4 System '.g Carolina Telephone i 1 11 f
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