Auxiliary Recruiting New Members The Duplin General Hospital Auxiliary is celebrating its fourth year anniversary this month. Al though the Auxiliary has grown, more volunteers are needed. During April, the organization is trying to get more members. If you are interested in giving one or more hours per month to your hospital, call Carolyn Hall. 296-1827; Rachel Blanchard, 293-7385; or Mrs. Mar jorie Overman. 285-3375. Mrs. Anne Houston, director of nursing services, had the following to say about the Auxiliary: "The tremendous service pro vided by the volunteer members of our Hospital Auxiliary is immea surable. These men and women spend countless hours giving unself ishly of their time, providing nu merous services which assist the staff and patients of our hospitaj. Some of these services are: moni toring visitation through the pass system; separation and delivery of patient mail; providing a hospitality cart with goodies and flowers; and fund-raising activities whose results are applied toward the purchase of new and needed hospital equipment. In the summer of 1983, under the sponsorship of the hospital auxiliary and in coordination with nursing serivce, a "Candy Striper" program was formed. Approximately 20 young ladies between the ages of 14 and 18 completed the orientation for the program and worked diligently on the patient care units throughout the summer months. In December, one of the male members of the Auxiliary appeared as Santa's helper in his jolly red suit and delighted young and old, staff and patients. 1 sincerely treasure each and every member of our Hospital Auxiliary. One contagious condition that we can all hope to catch is the unselfish caring and giving attitude displayed I by these outstanding men and women! Keep up the great work. You're one of Duplin General Hoe pi taJ's most valued assets! Appreciatively. Anne B. Houston, RN, MSN Director of Nursing Services Hospital Admissions April 1 - Robert Thompson of Wilmington, Willie Newkirk of Beu laville. Arcaster Philyaw of Wallace, Hattie B. Brown of Kenansville, Lena B. Cooper of Beulaville, Annie B. Hill of Rose Hill, Nettie Waters of Mount Olive, Louise Croom of Warsaw April 2 - Flora Dent of Faison, Gertrude Padgett of Wallace, Mary HaH of Warsaw, Bertha Atkinson of Pink Hill, Gwendolyn Mathis and Baby of Warsaw April 3 - Sallie Parker of Warsaw, Joyce M. Lehman of Pink Hill, Shavon Dixon of Chinquapin. Ella Lanier of Warsaw, Annie Stroud of Vfagnolia, Annie Wells of Teachey Linda A. Hall and Baby of Beu laville, Hallie R. Hatcher of Chin quapin. Diane Williams and Baby of Wallace, Joni Ball and Baby of Beulaville, Rayford Jarman of Al bertson, William Carr of Wallace. David A. Sandlin of Beulaville, Debbie Poindexter of Wallace. Elizabeth Gray of Teachey, Thomas McGowan of Wallace, Martha Byrd of Kenansville, Donna Snyder of Chinquapin April 5 - Johnny Pickett of Beulaville, Gloria Dawn Corley of Wallace, Derrick Farrior of Kenans ville. Luther Kennedy of Warsaw April 6 - Lisa Brown and Baby of Trenton, Beatrice Boney of Wallace, Annie Satchell of Wallace, Emmett Kelly of Mount Olive, Corine Best of Mount Olive, Rosa M. King of Wallace, Linda Knowles of Rose Hill, Cecil Hatcher of Kenansville, Nicey Pope of Chinquapin April 8 - Johnnie M. Middleton of Faison, Hannah Thompson of Mag nolia, Mamie Brown of Warsaw, Julius Brock of Wallace, Carolyn S. Bostic of Pink Hill, Ben Hollings worth of Faison April 9 - Charlene Chester and Baby of Willard,, Lucy H. Whitman of Rose Hill, Willis Parker of Beulaville, Clarice Wiggins of Kenansville, Needham Bradshaw of Deep Run, Sallie Harper of Albert son, Lillian Hardison of Teachey, Roosevelt James of Magnolia, Leona Brown of Wallace, Johnny Lanier of Beulaville April 10 - Woody J. Gurganus of Faison, Edna Y. Henderson of Wallace, Joseph Sanderson of Faison, Jerry W. Ezzell of Beula ville, Bob Cavcnaugh of Wallace, Gregory T. Morrisey of Warsaw, | Leonard F. Brown of Warsaw April 11 - Patricia Ann Wilson of Warsaw, Annie M. Tucker of War saw, Herman Smith of Kenansville, Daisy Dail of Albertson, Peggy Aycock of Turkey, Vera Farrior of J Kenansville, Julia Fields of Mount l Olive. Willie Walker of Willard, Carrie Carroll of Rose Hill April 12 - Beatrice Sanderson of Warsaw, John Lanier of Rose Hill, c Jessie Wood of Chinquapin. Laura J Kearney of Snow Hill, James Hand ofBowdens. J u Report On Tornado Casualties The Duplin General Hospital Board of Trustees, at its meeting on March 29, heard a report on the emergency care rendered to the casualties of the tornado. It was reported that Duplin General Hospital received 28 casual ties, nine were admitted for inpatient care and the remaining In<. thisum a ~ ~ m Girls Softball 9-12 yMrs old V Register by AprIMB ^ |UrT Aw Vbim/^ Spring Tennis Lessons T-?M Instructor Patty Southerland ( Lessons begin Saturday, April 28 \SUL <**+ Pee Wee Baseball Kids Ages 6-8 v/'*- Coach Organizational Meeting Wednesday, \ May 2,7 p.m. Town Hall , Zsf Register at Warsaw If/ Recreation & Parks Department fy Debbie Sherrill 293-7182 Carolina Earth Terminals, Inc. Stands Ready To Cater To Your Every Satellite Need 4 Call 298-3757 for mora information on our products, facilities, display and SERVICE Located on Hwy. 241 between Baulavilis and Pink Hill. ? Professional Installations ? Affordable Prices ? 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