Mini ? Storm Hits Warsaw
^ Robert Aultman of Warsaw is cleaning up after the
mini-storm Wednesday. High winds toppled the
weening willow, a favorite shadv snot at the Aultman
home. Hail reported to be larger than golf balls fell.
Then a hard-pouring rain and winds. A small pine tree
also was blown over at the Aultmans, just west of
Warsaw on Rural Road 1105.
Marriage Licenses Issued
For Month Ending August 31
Marriage licenses issued bv the
Register of Deeds office for Duplin
County for the month ending Aug.
31, include:
David Royce Shivar 11, Seven
Springs and Gwendolyn Beth Davis,
Kinston; James Edward Newkirk,
Rose Hill and Ida Mae Kennon, Pink
Hill; Robert Wayne Jones, Wilming
| ton and Delia Kay Strickland,
Warsaw; Billy Michael Strickland,
Beulaville and Gloria Deloris Ray
nor, Rose Hill; Stephen Carl Lermer,
El Paso, Texas and Sharon Elaine
Floyd, Rose Hill; John Wells, III,
Teachey and Gwennetta Matthews,
Wallace; Willie Arzel Parker Jr.,
Beulaville and Linda Marci Bose
man, Dudley; Gregory Millard
Bounds, Faisou and Harriett Tucker
Taylor, Faison; John Alexander Poe
Jr., Wallace and Bedelia Carol
) Hardison Moore, Wallace; Neil
David Carroll, Warsaw and Pru
dence Gail Lockamy, Turkey;
Gregory Frazier, Raleigh and Huetta
Brunson Dixon, Raleigh; Michael
Morrisey, Faison and Denise Har
per, Warsaw; Randall Miller, Pink
Hill and Melissa Jean Quinn, Pink
Hill; Clarence Eugene Brown Jr.,
Cherry Point and Vanessa Renee
Smith, Kenansville; Thomas James
Middleton, Kenansville and Janelle
Jean Strieker, Goldsboro; Richard
Rielly Morton, Jacksonville and
Brenda Kay Fountain, Chinquapin;
Willie Perry Jr., Warsaw and Mattie
Lousie Hodges Glaspie, Warsaw;
Gregory Joseph Alston, Wallace and
Ava Jean Maready, Beulaville;
Richard Kim Maready, Beulaville
and Paula Doreen Jackson Aldridge,
Kinston; Maurice Wade Sholar Jr.,
Wallace and Wendy Sue Lanier,
Beulaville; Robert Stacey Lucan,
Charlotte and Rhonda Jolene Wells,
Charlotte; William Earl Craft Jr.,
Kenansville and Karen Hope
Kimble, Kenansville; Johnnie Kay
Coley, Fremont and Rene Miller
Williams, Warsaw; Tommie Leon
Rackley, Willard and Tammy Lee
Sholar, Wallace; Gurney Jackson
Hufham III, Wilmington and Joy
Lynn Cottle, Rose Hill; David Patrick
Marrazzo, Leonardo, N.J. and
Donna Lou Bostic Melton, Pink Hill;
Tony Joe Hamilton, Fayetteville and
Paulette Teachey, Wallace; Robert
Lee Sholar, Wallace, and Wanda
Gay Mobley, Wallace; Kenneth
Allen Best, Mount Olive and Karen
Diane Kornegay, Mount Olive; and
Phillip Ray Carter, Wallace and
Pamela Gail Foy, Maple Hill.
Lenoir School Lunches
Week of Sept. 17
Monday - lasagna, pig-inblanket,
green beans, fried squash, hot dog
rolls, school baked rolls
Tuesday - Manager's Choice
Wednesday - Pizza or corn dog,
corn, green peas, fruit, corn bread,
pizza crust, cookies
Thursday - fried or barbecued
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chicken with cheese wedge, fluffy
potatoes, broccoli, jello with fruit,
applesauce, rolls
Friday - fish sandwich or barbecue
sandwich, carrot-cabbage slaw,
french fries, fruit, hamburger buns,
lemon pudding
A choice of whole, sweet aci
donholus or flavored low-fat milk is
offered. Each school offers a variety
of extra items for sale.
Kenion To Receive
NAACP Recognition
A Duplin County veteran educator
will be the central figure in the
NAACP Awards nighi program to be
held Sept. 29th in Kenansville.
A.M. Kenion, a retired general
supervisor of Duplin County schools,
who served 50 years of dedicated
service to public education, will
receive an expression of appre
ciation, according to R.E. Wilkins.
"Education of all kinds found an
ally in Miss Kenion, whether in the '
classroom, Boy or Girl Scout, 4-H,
NEA, NHA or whatever." Wilkins
said. "Education has been the
centerpiece of the NAACP program.
Her warmth, vitality, humor and
cooperative spirit has been an un
matched quality in promoting
learning experiences," he added.
In addition, several organizations,
groups and individuals will receive
national recognition for the support
given to the NAACP and its pro
grams. Groups scheduled to be
honored are: St. Peters Holiness,
Magnolia; Island Creek A.M.E.
Church, Route 2, Rose Hill; and
Rainbow Missionary Baptist Church,
Route 2, Warsaw. Individuals in
clude Malika Jones, Kenansville;
Dorothy Martin (memorial); Riddick
E. Wilkins Jr. (memorial) and
Golden Jewel No. 71.0ES.
Carolyn Coleman, field represen
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