St. John's Lodge Installs Ne\^uff!73Ts^^^
Only one time in the past 50 years has St. John's Lodge
? #13 of Kenansville installed a member for a second
? term as Master until installation services January 3
named John Barnette to a second term as Master.
Barnette served the Lodge as Master during 1969 and is
the second member within the past 50 years to be
elecied for a second term. Serving with Barnette as
officers for the coming year are, pictured above left to
right, entering into his 17th term as treasurer is Z.W.
Frazelle, Senior Warden Robert Hughes, Master John
Barnette, Junior Warden David English, and elected to
his 26th term of secretary is Charles Nicholson.
CARD OF
Thanks to everyone for the kind
ness shown to us during the illness
and death of our loved one. A special
thank you is extended to Dr. Ngo,
M.D., Guardian Care and the
Warsaw Baptist Church. Your ex
pressions of love will always be
remembered.
Dot, Billy, Steve
and Donald Knowles
Receive Oaths At St. John's Lodge
Officers were installed January 3 at St. John's Lodge
#13 in Kcnansville. Pictured above, left to right, are:
Chaplain Paul Ingram, Tyler pro-tern Lewis West
brook, Junior Deacon Jimmy Kornegay, Senior Deacon ^
J.W. Vinson, and Steward pro-tem Moses Farmer. Also
installed during the services were Master John
Barnette. Treasurer Z.W. Fra/elle, Senior Warden
Robert Hughes, Junior Warden David English and
Secretary Charles Nicholson.
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Boyette Named
Employee Of The Year
Boyce W. Boyette of Route 2,
Warsaw, has been honored as the
Outstanding District Employee of
the Year for 1984 by the N.C.
k Association of Soil and Water Con
servation Districts.
The award was presented to
Boyette Jan. 7 in Raleigh at the 42nd
annual meeting of the N.C.
Association of Soil and Water Con
servation Districts.
In making the presentation. Gar
land Strickland, retiring president of
the association, cited Boyette for his
efforts "directed at-assisting land
owners in' he Limestone-Creek and
^ Muddy Creek Watersheds with the
federal cost-sharing land treatment
program. He has provided technical
advice and engineering specifica
tions to the landowners, enabling
them to be ter use and conserve their
resources."
"As a result of his efforts,"
Strickland continued, "Boyce has
helped landowners save thousands
of tons of topsoil each year, keeping
it on the fields where it belongs."
Boyette has served as the Duplin
County conservation technician since
1980.
The association is a non-govern
mental advocacy group which works
closely with the Division of Soil and
Water Conservation, N.C. Depart
ment of Natural Resources and
Community Development.
VFD Awards Fireman Of The Year
The Kenansville Fire and Rescue
Department heid its annual Christ
mas party Dec. 17 in the newly
completed Law Enforcement Officers "
Building.
Afier the dinner a brief business
meeting was held. At this time
Doriss Barnette was presented with
the Fireman of the Year award, this
award is voted on by the department
and presented to the person who has
put in extra time and effort to their
cause.
Doriss has been an active memoer
of the the Kenansville Fire and
Rescue Department tor six years. In
accepting the award, she praised the
I department for their spirit of to
f getherness and quick response to
volunteer calls in the community.
Present Program
The Duplin County Youth Services
Advisory Council is sponsoring a
public symposium on the latest child
advocacy issues. The event, which
will be held on Monday, Jan. 21 at
the Western Sizzlin' Steak House in
Wallace, will begin with a dutch
luncheon at 11:30.
Piano Tuning and Ropair
Jimmy C. Wast
Registered Piano
Tachnician
Box 502. Warsaw
Kanansvilla 296 0219
FOR SALE
A building currently used as a
store. To be moved off lot.
|> Located 3 miles east of Kenans
ville on Hwy. 50.
Phone 296-0116
I SOCIAL WORKER NEEDED
For 92-bed nursing home.
B.F.W. preferred. Good bene
fits & working condition. Apply
in person at Guardian Care
Nursing Home, Kenansville, NC
or send resume to P.O. Box 478,
kenansville. NC 28349. E.O.E.
Mrs. Barneite resides at Route 2,
Warsaw.
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Jaycees Awards Banquet
The Kenansville Jaycees will hold i
its 198S Distinguished Service
Awards banquet on Saturday, Jan.
19 at The Country Squire Restau
rant.
The banquet will begin at 7 p.m.
and will be the setting for recog
nizing an outstanding farmer, law
enforcement officer, firefighter,
young teacher, teenager and senior
citizen. The highlight will be pre
sentation of the Distinguished
Service Award, which recognizes a
young man (ages 18-36) who has
given of his lime to help others
through civic actions.
The admission price for the dinner
and presentations will be S5 per
person and will require the purchase
of an advance ticket. Tickets may be
purchased from Carey Wrenn at
United Carolina Bank or Doc Brinson
Presented 25-Year
Service
Recognition
Jenell Ezzell, a plant clerk in the
Clinton network switching depart
ment for Carolina Telephone and
Telegraph Co., was presented a
watch in recognition of 25 years' of
service with the company. The pre
sention was made by Randall Mal
lard, central office foreman.
Mrs. Ezzell, a native of Duplin
County, began her career with the
company in Dec., 1959 as an
operator. She is married to Linwood
Ezzell and they have three sons,
Darret, Darron and Kent. She i-, also
an active member of the Warsaw
Baptist Church.
at the Kenansville Drug Store.
The 1985 DSA award is sponsored
by North Carolina Farm Bureau
Insurance while the Young Farmers
and Education awards are again
sponsored by Carolina Power and
Light.
Some people once believed that
they could make it rain by getting
a black cat to swim across a stream.
AUCTION SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
OF
PARKER, MORRIS & DOUGLAS HEATH
Located Smith's Township Duplin County 2 Miles South of Pink
Hill Just Off SR 241 On SR1740.
Saturday, January 26th ?10 A.M.
Uil
10 Long Big Box Bulk Barns
1 Long Harvester ? Blue
2 Roanoke Small Box Barns w/3
Trailers
1 3660 International Tractor w/Cab
1 2460 John Deere Tractor
1 TR 70 Holland Combine ? Cater
pillar Diesel ? 4 Row ? Both Heads
197ft i Model ? 1500 hours
1 460 Long Tractor
1 610 Long Tractor
1 1970 2 ton Ford Truck w/twin dump
and grain rack
1 1952 lVj ton Chevrolet Truck ? Flat
Bed
1 2-Row Bedder and Treating ap
plicator
1 1979 Ford 4-Wheel Drive Pick-up
Truck ? 57,000 miles
1 4-Row Lilliston Rolling Cultivator
1 2-Row Lilliston Rolling Cultivator
w/Fertilizer Distributor
1 Dunham Lehr Front-end Loader
1 3-Point Hitch Long Back hoe
1 Blanton 7 Tine Chisel Plow
1 Roanoxe Box Loader
1 Tobacco Harvester Dolly
1 2-Row John Deere 70 Flexiplanter ?
Herbicide and Pesticide Hopper
1 Automatic Stripper
1 12 tt. John Deere Disk ? Wheel type
32 Blade
1 10 ft. King Harrow-21 Blade
1 7 ft. 10" Harrow Lift type
1 Converted 1 Row Lilliston Rolling
Cultivator
1 OH. Heavy Duty Blade
1 Davis Tobacco Harvester?Pull type
for Boxes
3 110 gallon Fiberglass 3 Point Hitch
Sprayers
1 Hardy 4 ft. Hydraulic Sideboy
1 John Deere i ft. Bush Hog
1 494 A John Deere 4-Row Planter
1 2 Row Delugger
1 2-Row Powell Tobacco Topper
1 2-Row Holland Transplanter ? Fer
tiliser Hopper and Large Barrel
1 Mechanical Tobacco Transplanter
? Fertilizer Hopper and large bar
rel
Tobacco Sheets
i 4-Row Bedder w/row marker
3 2 ton Winch
4 Bulk Barn Beams
1. 300 gallon Fuel Tank
1 110 gallon Fuel Tank
2 John Deere 4 14" Bottom Plows
4 Tobacco Trailers
1 17 ft. Boom
1 2-14" AC Breaking Plow
2 Agritech ordering rigs for bulk
barns
New tobacco plant bed sheets
Needed Part Time RN
For 11 -7 Shift
Good Working Conditions & Benefits
Apply In Person At
Guardian Care
Beasley St. Kenansville EOE
JANUARY!
M. savings *
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Sofa & Chair by "Park Place." two
Styles. Suggested. $1739 SALE $999
Sofa & Chair & Loveseat by "Law
son". Loose auilted cushion style.
Suggested $1,347 SALE$800.
Sofa & Chair bv "Lawson". Con
temporary styling. Suggested, $1198
SALE $710.
All "Bozof" Dinette Sets 40% OFF
Suggested Retail
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40%
off
Select Group Of
Living Room Sets
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TWO STORY COLONIAL
Pollock St , Warsaw 4 BR. 2
Baths, Den, LR. DR, Central
Hea: & Air Priced 16 Sell
WARSAW 301 Wade St ApprPx
1950 sq. ft. 6f living area. 3-bedrdbms, 2
baths, fireplace with insert Beautifu.
cbrner I6t with Outside storage and
workshop attached, 2-car carport
RESIDENTIAL
REASONABLE PRICE 406 N Fri?.0
St.. Wirun. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
house is beautifu ly arranged and deco
rated. YOu must see to appreciate
HOUSE FOR SALE - Corner Lot on
Ward Bridge Road. Warsaw. This One
has 4 bedrOOms, 2 baths, den, dining
rOOm and spacious kitchen.
WARSAW 202 Wade St. Brick 3 bed
rOOm 1% baths, large cOrner lot, 1,170
sa. ft
POLLOCK STREET Warsaw White
frame, 4 bedroom, 1 Vt baths, living
room, large kitchen and den area. Large
corner lot. Call us for more detailsl
SUPER LOCATION! Ward Bridge Road.
Warsaw 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, great
room with fireplace, living room, dining
.fOom, carport with storage.
WARSAW W Hill St. Frame house, 2
bedrooms, 1 bath, living rOOm. den.
pider house. Immaculate condition.
WARSAW ? Walnut Street - 3 bedrOOms,
2 baths, apprOx. 1,650 sq. ft., heated,
plus attached storage.
RESTORABLE - Older hOuse. 5 acres Of
langl. located 1 mile north Of Magnolia.
Will Sacrifice. Price Reduced U
$39,500.
AN AFFORDABLE HOMEI Intersection
of Memorial Dr & College St.. Warsaw
Den, living rOOm, three bedrOOma, 116
baths Approximately 1.500 sq. ft
PRICED RIGHT!
WARSAW 208 Dogwood Drive - 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, -living rOOm, den.
Outside storage and more Call today fOr
appointment
COMMERCIAL
NEW LISTING Plank Street. Warsaw -
2 commercial buildings Ideal for storage
or rental property
LOTS
WARSAW Corner of Chelly and Gum.
3 building lots
ACREAGES
HWY 1519 NEAR WHITE FLASH -
Road frontage on both sides. 19.14 acres
KENANSVILLE 3 acres located near
Guilford East Off PRP 1300. Will sell
1 acre lots separately Or all together.
HWY 11 NEAR B F GRADY SCHOOL
- 17.7 acres $8,000
HWY 1501 NEAR GARNERS CHAPEL
CHURCH 326 acres. 52 acres cleared
3.990 lbs tobacco Owner financing fOr
10 years at 10% interest.
WEST OF CLINTON - 175 arrea. 100
acres cleared.
23 ACRES WARSAW TOWNSHIP ?
Subdivided into lots. Excellent invest
ment property.
96 ACRES WEST OF WARSAW GOOd
growing timber. ROed and rail frOntaga
Complete Auction Service
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