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Pag* 2 Waal Craven Hlghlighta May 22,1980 Jasper News - by Fannie Quimby Mother-Daughter Banquet The Christian Womens Fellowship sponsored a Mother and Daughter Banquet Saturday night at the Fellowship Hall. The hall was decorated with beautiful red and white roses , - Following the invocation by Mrs. Estelle Dail, a delicious buffet meal was served. Mrs. Fannie Quimby gave the Welcome and Mrs. Margu- rite Oglesby presented and inspiring devotion on Christian Mothers. Instead of a speaker, each mother and daughter told of their relationship and love for each other which was very dramatic. Orchid corsage furnished by Mrs. Chris tine Wetherington were given to the following people, Mrs. Mamie Simpkins the oldest mother. Mrs Bessie Daughtery having the most daughters present. Mrs. Betty Toler-youngest mother, Mrs. Jalline Perry - traveling the most miles for the occasion - from Memphis Tenn. Corsages were presented to Mrs Susan Cox and Mrs. Delia Daugherty as the next oldest. Mrs. Ruby Daugh erty gave the benedition. Miss Carol Dail attended t)ie Singes Carqer.Systems &mi nar-atthe-Spri ngf ield Hilton in Springfield, Virginia on Thursday and Friday. The siminar consisted of lectures in the areas of vocational evaluation and career exploration. Johnny Duncan of Greensboro visited his mother Mrs. Fannie Quimby on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Daugherty of Atlantic visited Mrs. Ruby Daugh erty on Saturday. Mrs. Guy Ward of Rocky Mount spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Olive Beaman. Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Cox and family of Chapel Hill spent the weekend with Mrs. Ruby Daugherty. Mrs. Jalline Dixon and son Jeremy of Memphis Tenn spent several days with Mrs. Fannie Quimby last week. Roger Witherington and son Patrick who have been patients at Craven County hospital returned home Monday and Wednesday. Mrs. Clara Garner of New Port has been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Jason Witherington. Mrs. ^ssie Ipock, Ms. Johnny Sullivan and Mrs. Lillie Hardison were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claunce Oglesby in New Bern Sunday. C.M.F. meets The Christian Men Fellowship met Sunday night at the home of Allie McCosley. > Mr.McCosley gave the devotion. It was dicided that the CMF will hold a barbecue at the Church on May 31st with plates selling for 2.50 each. Following the meeting Mrs. McCosley served delicious apple pie with ice cream and coffee. Official Board to meet The official board ineetipg will ipeet Sunday evening May 25th at 7:00 p.m. All board members are urged to attend and others who are interested in the concerns of the church. Mothers honored The Sunday School presented potted plants Sunday to Mrs. Bessie Daugherty being the oldest mother present, and Mrs. Marquarite Jones the youngest. Mrs. Fannie Quimby and Mrs. Jallene Dixon were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Brock on Brice’s Creek Friday. Among those who attended the District Christian Church Friday night were, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oglesby, Mr. and Mrs. Merril Dail, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wethering ton, Mr. and Mrs. Allie McCosley and Mr. and Mrs. James Wiggins and Mrs. Mamie Simpkins. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ipock and family of IQnston and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ipock and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ipock Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Deryle Perry and daughter Lori of Greensboro spent the week end with Mrs. Fannie Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dail and family of Washington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Moore of Tuscarora. Mrs. Ruth Daugherty visited Mrs. W. B. Hughes in Kinston Tuesday. Everett Wilson of Jacksonville, Fla. spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and family. Mrs. Ruby Daugherty and Mrs. Bud Cox are spending sometime at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Cox in Chapel Hill holding the home front down while the Cox’s are vacationing in Hawaii. Mr. James (Doc) Taylor of Washington D. C. spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Pate. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Major Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dail and family Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cade of New Bern, Miss Carol Dail and Mrs. Bessie Daugherty were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merril Dail Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Adams, Mrs. Ruth Ed wards of New Bern and Mr. Thomas Dillon of Raleigh were luncheon guests of Mrs. Ruth Daugherty Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Major Cooke were called to Dillon S. C. last week end due to the death of his sister in law, Mrs. Sallie Cooke. The Community extends it’s sympathy to Mr. John Beaman. Hopie Beaman and Mrs. Louise Worshan in the loss of their mother Mrs. Racheal Beaman who passed away Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Daugherty spent the weekend in Fayetteville and attended the State wide Bowling Tournament for J. Bowlers. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Boyd of Greenville., Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Thomson of Wilmington, Mrs. Elizabeth Steadman and Arthur McGlaughbian of Raleigh were dinner guests of Mrs. Mamie Simpkins Sunday. Mrs. Joanie Dixon Akinson of Danville Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. James Witherington Sunday. Miss Lori Wright of Vanceboro was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Wetherington and family Sunday. McGinnis appointed Dr. Kevin E. McGinnis has been appointed to a committee to conduct in- depth clinical study on Personal Injury (Whip lash) in New Bern. As a result of the advanced work in personal injury Dr; McGinnis has successfully completed, he was one of a select group chosen while attending a three-day symnposium in Atlanta, Georgia. The symposium was conducted by practice consultants. Included in the study was intensive technical training on personal injury (Whiplash) and resulting trauma. Dr. McGinnis states that this additional training will enable him to render a superior service to patients involved in personal injury (Whiplash). LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Band says thanks Dear Members of the Rescue Squad and Citizens of Vanceboro: In my four years at West Craven our band has tried to meet the performance needs of the community in every way possible. I feel our efforts are rewarded every day by the support we have received from you, the many kind letters, and favorable personal remarks. It is with deep regret that the West Craven Marching Eagles must decline your invitation to perform on June firstdue toour academic calender. I personally offer my services and support as I have set this date aside to support you inyour activities. To explain our situation, the policy of West Craven High ^hool forbids any extracurricular activities during the last two weeks of school. This is to insure that all students have ample time, unencumbered to prepare for final exams, term papers, and to complete Msignnients, . . , If is my hope that the VahCebOi'o Rescue Squad will meet with every success this year but will try to schedule next years activities so that we can offer the services of the West Craven Marching Eagles. Sincerely yours, Joeseph R. Sizemore Director of Bands 244-1484 Editor’s Note; I'HOTO BY R. U CANNON. JR EMT COURSE ENDING - Twenty students in the Emergency Medical Technician course that has been going on in Vanceboro will be taking the state certification test soon. Send A Card To Birthdays May 25: Lucille Wilson, Joyce Johnson, Jennifer Locklair, Ernesteen Lambert, May 26: Johnny Pate, Brenda K. Morris, Vera Smith, May 27: Nelson Lee, Beulah Mills, Mary Bette Wall, Erelene Wiggins, May 28: Wesley Morris, May 29: Kevin Nobles, Hattie Mae Gladson, John F. Williams, Irene Townsend, Jonathan Ipock, May 30; Hazel Carawon, April Lynn James, Kirby Norman, May 31: L. P, Lane, Nora Dixon, Alton Wilson, Connie Mounce. Anniversary May 24: Mr. and Mrs. John McOmber.May 29: Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hoell, May 30: Mr. and Mrs. George Filiingame, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ray Carrow, May 31; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gladson. Restaurant opening soon at Mall Ever want to feast your salad loving eyes on a whole tub of lush salad makings? Well, CARRIE NATIONS, Twin Rivers’ newest store, will present that opportunity with not one, but two antique claw footed bath tubs brimming with crisp vegetables in what will be one of the most unique salad bars ever! CARRIE NATIONS’ entire Twin Rivers store decor will be spiced with imagination - an antique marbel top back bar will be a focal point. Cooper top tables, wicker, stucco and large picture windows will make this restaurant an update of all other CARRIE NATIONS. The tentative opening date at Twin Rivers has been set for July 15. An inexpensive menu with prices from $1.00 has much family appeal - sizzling steaks, fish and fowl, quiche, soups, salads and sandwiches (including seven ways with hambur gers) and liquor by the drink will please a variety of tastes. ’Those who have sampled the spinach salad with poppy seed dressing declare that it is indeed worthy of being one ojttb house specialties. CARRIE NATIONS has three other locations - Myrtle Beach, S. C. Florence, S. C. and Augusta, CJa. We encourage you to write letters to the editor concerning problems, questions or any issues you would care to discuss. The letters being subject to standards of good taste, fact and language will be published as’.soon' as possible.'.' ■ The West Craven HIGHLIGHTS (USPS 412-110) RICK CANNON PUBLISHER R. L. CANNON, JR BUSINESS MANAGER ERNESTEEN LAMBERT OFFICE « PRODUCTION MIKE HODGES CIRCULATION P. b. 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