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Lunch MenusMarch 3-7, 2014
Duplin County
Your School LunchMenus Printed EachWeek Courtesy of...
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Cinnamon Pop-Tart
Ranchero Sausage Pizza orSloppy Joe on a BunGreen BeansSweet PotatoesDiced Pears
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Eggo Blueberry Pancakes
Baked Chick Filet on a Bun orBeef-a-Roni & Bread StickCorn NibletsGarden SaladOrange
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Sweet Potato Swirl Bun
Cheeseburger on a Bun orTurkey SandwichBaked Potato RoundsCollardsBananaTRADITIONAL SCHOOLS ONLYEARLY DISMISSAL
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Sausage Biscuit
Lunch: BBQ Pork Sandwich, Fish Sandwich, Cole Slaw, Glazed Carrots, Peach Cup
Thursday, March 6 -Breakfast: Pop Tarts, Fresh Orange or JuiceLunch: BBQ or Baked ChickenWith Wheat Roll, Green Beans, Glazed Sweet Potatoes, Apple-sauce Cup, Fresh Orange
Friday, March 7 -Breakfast: Sausage Biscuit,Pineapple Tidbits or JuiceLunch: Stuffed Crust Pizza, Tossed Side Salad, Whole Kernel Corn, Pineapple Tidbits
Monday, March 3 -Breakfast: Breakfast PizzaFresh Apple or JuiceLunch: Popcorn Chicken withWheat Roll, Broccoli w/Cheese Sauce, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Fruit Cup, Fresh Apple
Tuesday, March 4 -Breakfast: Egg & Cheese Omelet w/Toast, Strawberry Cup or JuiceLunch: Hot Dog with Chili, Baked Beans, French Fries, Strawberry Cup
Wednesday, March 5 -Breakfast: Asst. Flavor Break- fast Waffle, Peach Cup or Juice
Lunch: Cheeseburger on a Bun or Ham Sandwich, Broccoli w/Cheese Sauce, Vegetable Soup, Banana
Thursday, March 6 -Breakfast: Sausage Breakfast PizzaLunch: Roasted Chicken w/Rice, Gravy & Roll or Baked Pork Chop on a Bun, Sweet Potatoes, Green Peas, Orange
Friday, March 7 - Breakfast: Blueberry MuffinLunch: Barbecue on a Bun or Baked Fish on a Bun, Potato Rounds, Baked Beans, Peaches
Monday, March 3 -Breakfast: Banana Bread Lunch: Baked Chick Filet on a Bun or Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce & Bread Stick, Green Beans, Steamed Carrots, Mixed Fruit
Tuesday, March 4 -Breakfast: Chicken BiscuitLunch: Beef Nachos w/Cheese & Salsa or Chicken Stir Fry W/Rice & Roll, Lettuce & Diced Tomatoes, Pinto Beans , Diced Pears , Cupcake
Wednesday, March 5 -Breakfast: PB Maple Mini Pancakes
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Friday, March 7th
9:00am-10:30am – Southern States
308 E. Sutherland St., Wallace
11:00am-12:00pm –Kenansville Equipment Co.
Highway 11, Kenansville
12:30pm-2:00pm – Big Blue Store
149 MLK Jr. Blvd., Clinton
3:00pm - 4:30pm – Tractor Supply Co.
1401 S. Pollock, Selma
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1120 N. Breazeale Avenue, Mount Olive, NC
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Blessings Gifts, Florist & More 506 N. Chestnut St., Mount Olive Hours: Monday-Saturday 9-5
Come in and see our Beautiful Arrangements and more!
We are also o�ering Children, Family, and Petphotos with colorful seasonal backdrops.
We have lots of seasonal items in our store!
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Wesley NeWsBY MRS. GLENDA WARD
Greetings from the Wes-ley-Smith Chapel commu-nity.
Happy 88 years young to Mother Catherine Walls on Feb. 8, happy 70 years young to Pastor Johnson Simpson on Feb. 11, to his wonderful wife Evangelist Luella Simpson on Feb. 27 and to Mr. KC (Kirk Smith) of Raleigh on Feb. 15.
A Deacon’s, Trustee’s and Mother’s Celebration will be held at Holly Hill Church of Christ in LaGrange on Sunday, March 9 at 3 p.m. with guest preacher Mal-colm Johnson and St. Rose Church of Christ choir, usher and congregation of Wilson. Pastor Dr. Eugene Williams invites you to come and fellowship.
Happy birthday to Kacie Peacock Artis on Feb. 16, El-der Jean Ward on Feb. 22, to the best cousin and cook in the world, Michael Howard on Feb. 24, Michael Kimp-son of the Supreme Angels on Feb. 27. May the Lord bless each of you to have many more.
Holy Ghost Cathedral will have First Lady Grimes Day on Sunday, March 2 with Apostle Preston Grimes de-livering the Word and music by the Stanley Chapel FWB Church choir and congrega-tion.
The EverReady Gospel Singers will celebrate their first anniversary on March 2 at 3 p.m. at the Friendly Community Building in Clinton with several groups on the program. For more information, contact Elder Jimmy Frederick Sr. at (910) 305-1775.
Happy anniversary to Ashley and Stephene Cox
on Feb. 2 and to Dr. Eugene and Katrina Williams, who celebrated their 38th anni-versary on Feb. 11. May God bless each of you to have many more years.
Sis. Kristie Wells, the daughter of Lamont and Ma-mie Smith, will preach her initial sermon on Sunday, March 16 at 3 p.m. at Holy Ghost Cathedral Church, where Pastor Preston and Co-Pastor Jessie Grimes in-vite you to come and support as God has called another one of his soldiers to come and give the Word.
Happy anniversary to Ralph and Carolyn Allen on Feb. 15.
Mark your calendars for April 27 at 11 a.m., when the St. James Church fam-ily will observe Pastor Er-nest and Evangelist Sadie Watson’s pastoral anniver-sary with special guest Dr. Eugene Williams and the Holly Hill Church Choir and congregation of LaGrange to render the service.
Ladies! Ladies! Easter and Women’s Day is approaching quickly, and for you ladies that just love beautiful hats, and suits, contact Dianne’s Boutique anyime, and espe-cially on Saturday, March 1 from noon to 5 p.m. for a free appreciation dinner consist-ing of BBQ ribs, chicken, green beans, potato salad, hushpupies and cake. Call (919) 736-8438 or (919) 394-3519 to get more informa-tion from Dianne. You don’t want to miss this event.
If you’re looking for a new, used or pre-owned vehicle, contact Taye Holmes at (704) 369-4811 or (919) 778-3232.
Family and Friends Day
will be held at New Life Wor-ship Center on March 9 with guest preacher Pastor Dante Randolph and music by Dr. Schenita Davis Randolph and the New Beginning Gos-pel Ensemble Choir.
The annual Black His-tory Parade will be held on Saturday, Feb. 22 begin-ning at 1 p.m. The commit-tee is looking for 100 Men in Black to participate. For more information or to take part, contact Travis Barden at (919) 344-6999 or Vicky Darden at (919) 658-3961.
The Homegoing celebra-tion for Rev. Charles Samp-son was held on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Larry B. Faison deliv-ering the eulogy and Elder Willie Smith the presider. What an awesome celebra-tion that our friend Charles Sampson would have want-ed. He will be missed by the family, church family, the Faison community, the Douglas High School of War-saw class reunion and Wom-en on the Move for the Lord.
The Church of God, 252 O’Berry Road, Dudley, will host Joy Night fellowship on Friday at 7:30 p.m. with Evangelist Edie Mae Moore to deliver the message.
A pre-pastoral anniver-sary service will be held at Holy Temple U.H. Church in Calypso on Sunday, March 2 at 4 p.m. with special guest Districk Elder Anthony Flow of St. Luke U.H. Church of Rose Hill. On Sunday, March 9 at 11 a.m., the an-niversary celebration for El-der John Whichard will be held with special guest Dr. Evelena Oliver and St. Jude Church of Christ of Warsaw
PeoPle 5MouNt olive tribuNeWednesday, February 26, 2014
The Men of Faith, Integrity, and Charac-ter will hold its first annual "TOGETHER-NESS" banquet this Saturday, March 1 at 6 p.m. at St. Mark FWB Church in Mount Olive.
This is part of the Men of FIC's third An-niversary weekend. The theme is "Together, we can make a difference." Please come out
and be a part of this great celebration giv-ing God the glory for allowing the people of Mount Olive to work together to do things that other communities only dream about.
The cost for the banquet is $15. To get your ticket, contact Al Southerland at 919-394-0198.
Men of FIC to have specialbanquet on Saturday evening
SEE WESLEY, PAGE 7
Black History Parade 2014
COMMUNITY LEADER - The Widows and Widowers New Be-ginnings group took part in the Black History Parade on Satur-day. The leader of the group, Vicky Darden, is also one of the two leaders of the Unity Organization, the group that puts on the parade every year. (staff photo by KATIE HARDISON)
SPINNING THE RECORDS - The disc jockey DJ Swurv took part in the parade, spinning a beat as he and his vehicle rolled down Breazeale Avenue on Saturday afternoon. (staff photo by KATIE HARDISON)
CLOWNING AROUND - “N.D. Nyle,” one of the clowns who travels around the area as part of the Sudan Dunn Clowns, performs his act for the several thousand visitors who came out for the Black History Parade in Mount Olive on Saturday afternoon. The event, unique to this area, has been held every year since 2009. (staff photo by KATIE HARDISON)
