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I Irs. Harris Honored
!-rral .Slcceptiott.'',;'''-' '
furmal ' 'Get " Acquainted
fulfill the Christmas request list
requires much time and effort on
your part. We hope you will con-
wn given for Br. and: Mrs.J'd H tune" and effort well spent.
1 Karris tad -family 'oft -Sat-l, -ft Wlto4-j
ttentr Kistmes , program-... posslt
The OwMm, program included
Karris tad family on Sat-!
i ' ni fit t the nurses homvby
i-i -.ard of Trustees,
I !;d guests were the Board!' of
r s tad wives, doctors of the
c r and ' their ' wives and .the
' . . il persdnnei.! f "' iT i
A.e reception room wafc most at-
t i, Jvt y ' decorated. The refresii-
it . lit table Was centered with a
Is 'y arrangement of red .earn.
, t i. white gladioli end pom poms
in a silver container. On each side
i the ' . eCTangementX'-.werci,' three
branched candelabra, holding; burn,
ing tapers. The valentine motif was
carried out in table appointments.
' Mrs. J.O.Stokes served party cak
es and Mrs. J. R. Grady poured cof
fee. Assisting .in serving were Miss
es Pat Johnson, Ruth Cox, Mrs. Lee
McGregor; Mrs,4 .F," WTMeGowah',
Mrs. I O. Wilkerson, Miss Janice
Summerlin, Miss Sarab, Brown, and
Mrs. Carol' Cavenaugh. in'.:, jj. L
t Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown greeted i
' guests and Messrs. F, W.,McGowaa
and J. O. Stokes introduced the hon
ored guests to she receivingllne.. ,
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Results, Of Hungarian .
Appeal
The Duplin County Chapter, Am
erican Red ' Cross sent 44.50 ,ist
month to National Headquarters lor
( Hungarian belief, Thts month addi.
tional tontrCbutions . Coming, irf so
far have wnftunted to aa.l3;it will
be sent in jkexf week.making a, total
, of 379.83. donated through the Red
Cross for this most worthy cause. ,
f It has been tailed to tJurTittentlon
that several churches in our com-
rnunity have sent donations through
.: their ' respective v church mission
boards and we do nof have record
of those contribution., The officers
of the local chapter wish to1 thank
- the following who have contributed
through our ogahlzation: Mrs. J. B.
Stroud,' Mi - nle -Wftheringronr
tk. vates na aer circle ox. me
Falson' Presbyterian Church; The
e. Woman's Club, The Eastern Star and
, the Baptist Church of Rose HUI;
' Mrs. iZ? Southeriand tad Jrove.
Pribytei5Shurchtif KenantVllle;
Ms, J. C. Russ and Mrs. L. H. Brown
used effectively in the living and
dining room. ' ,' ,.- ,
After several Droaras.iona.Mra.
J. O. Stokes assisted the- hostess1 la
serving a frujUl plate, nuts and
coffee to: Mrs.; Mitchell, Mrs. Tyn
dalL Mrs ' I C Riiivh Un. Jf n
WaH;-Mra,,ytace ttaviri; Mrs.,N.
gift wrapping service, ward decor, BBoneV and Mm ft fi. wmiaml
ating. SDeclal Dartlea and .-refresh .4am i v-.JT;V.-..;:--. ."U"': ; ;-.
menbv a visit by, Santa -.Clans,, wk
lertainment anaearot groups, this
progranv there was a special, place
for your lovely mobiles.-books, ma
gazines, . pecans, harcVeandy, comle
bonk, and folneUanenua ift. W
feel the. purpose of bringing -'the
Oufltif the slrkour' jif was'de-
elded that the. dub -would make: a
cash, donation to The March of Pim
es drive, t '.vfiv--v-.V, v '.S'..ri..
. Mrs. Burch was given bath towels
foe etofr high,, Mrs. 'Mitchell dust
ing . powder; for visitors high ' and
spirit CteUtmas ici i the men who Mrs. Tyndall was emembred with
coum wvoe wimwwuyraa znenos , ,;hajdJwrtaletfcet,v.'
was .'-accompjishea. , Wur. only re
gret is that you and. the comnura-!
ity grovps who helped us accom
plish this . goal could not be- on hand
to share the satisfaction of a Job
well done, and personally receive
the patients' expressions of appre
ciation, . :-".(..
Thus, our attempt In behalf of pa
tients and .staff, to say thank you.
We extenoV our best wishes for a
hsppy ana successful New Year, and
look forward to working with you
throughout the year.
' very truly yours,
. (Miss) Anne J. Rosokoff
Field .Director h-
BY: (Miss) Ruth McCaU
Recreation Worker III '
i Organizations M Duplin County
that, cooperated with the local Red
Cross Chapter In making this Christ
mas Cheer' project's sucoess were:
James Kenan Chapter, U.D.C, The
B A P.W. Club of Warsaw, The Ken
ansville Garden Club, The Faiaon
Garden- Club; The Faison Woman's
CHib, The Woman's Club of Calyp
so, The Wallace Woman's Club, and
the Wallace Junior Woman's Club
also the Eastern Star Chapters, of
Wallace tad Beulavflle and several'
Home Demonstration Clubs.
Card of Than)u
W wish to take this, ppportunity
to express our "many thinks and
appreciation for the flowers, cards,
foods and acts of kindness and deeds
Of sympathy bestowed upon us by
wbw (nr1a earn Vsalafluaasi HllT.
ofWarMW.alsoMr. and Sfl? 'fag uhehbrt.? illness . and recent
awia.owuwrwaa death of our loved one.
Mra. Cavin, Hig .
Scorer At Bridge ;f ,
, Mrs. Vance. Gavin; was given a
cosmetic bag for club, high and Mrs.
Jim Wilkerson a scarf and collar for
guest gift, on Monday evening when
Mrs. J. Cv Stokes entertained the
Monday --.night -elub; ,..4fcs- .... -
man gardens and gladioli were us
ed effectively in the living room
and en the sun porch. , .
Mrs. 7. B. Wallace assisted the
hostess in serving congealed salad,
ham biscuits, crackers and coffee
to Mrs. Wilkerson jMrs. Gavin, Mrs.
Hubert Cheney, Mrs. George Pen
ney, Mrs. Louise Mitchell, Mrs. J.
R. Grady and Mrs. C. B. Guthrie.
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MINERAL SriUNGS CLUB MEETS
The Mineral Springs Home De
monstration Club held its January
meeting ' on Tuesday 18th in the
Bowden Recreation room with Mrs.
Leon Taylor as hostess. The meet
ing was called to order by the pre
sident, Mrs. S, J. OneThaTSjriiWB
sang togetheri 'Jollow CM ISlsanX'
Mrs. Leon Taylor gave the-Devotiors-al
and used itie tetPsalm"foliow-
ed by i 'The Lords Prayer by the
group. The -roll was tailed tad mini
utea i- of last meeting read; There
were nina members present. After
the business session. Mrs.' Norman
Parks, Home-? Management '' leader
gave the ;demonstratiom on 1 'How
to Make Housecjeanlng . Easier.' ,
Three pottfts were stressed. First,
family toperatiorl, .tod Thevright
tools; Third, Storage tor tools. There
were reports by Food's and NutriUon
Scorekeeper tad Home Garden lead
ers. The group repeated together
the club collect' After which Mrs.
Taylor served delicious sandwiches,
nuts, cookies, candy and soft drinks
A delightful social hour followed
'PERSONALS
Mrs. E. 1. Carter visited her sis
ter. Mrs. John Brown at Sneads Fer
ry last week end.
r. and Mrs.. m Baruen ana
children spent last Sunday with
the John Brown .family in toneaoa
Ferrv.-' Ac v
r Miss Betty Ann Mozlngo of Golds-
boro was at home with her mother,
Mrs. Retta Blalock this week end.
. Mr. J. G. Parks of Goldsboro was
dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Parks and family Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. ' Marshall Carr of
Wallace visited Mrs. J. B. Parks and
Mrs. Cenus Taylor ; Sunday.-.-; r ., .
-Mr. and. Mrs. ' A; K. Holmes of
LaGrange were visitors in this com
munity .Sunday afternoon. -..Ml
Julia. Taylor Student Nurse
at Bark. View Hospital. Rocky Mt.
was.at borne with her parents, Mr.1
andMrs. , Herman Taylor this week
end.--' i -' v..--':! .':iv.-iiv?.i
geyen Springs spent last Sunday ai
terhoon with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Parks,.-... - - - " -v.;- "i
Mrand -Mrs.. James Smith and
children of Sharpsburg spent Sun
day with. Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr,
tad Mrs; Herman Taylor. -"J -.Mr.
and Mrs. Marion, Henderson
tod family Sunday, t , - a . :
Mrs.:, R. . A. Jackson spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Mscy
Moore in Bowden .
Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey, Sr., Miss
Cs 4s tmi0b lj .......
Of 1957 Heart Fund; Oihers Are llamed
jnemrers or ue aiaie aaupnifa sun wi vuiifMm, wiujiwer. t uusa.
-Mrs.
Brock tad Children
t wist; to thank the doctors, nur-
Xf there Is any one else who wishi
ee 4o contribute to this eause.'they
may 'send their donation between
now and January f-"i"? es and'Aiend. whb were so nice
Mttome wfule I waTa patienfta Dtt-'
plla County Chapter, American ed " General Hospital and since I
Cfost, aanansviu., n. u.
: A Letter of Thanks
Mjrs.N.'B. Boney
: Executive Secretary
Duplin County Chapter
American Red Cross
Kenansville, N. C.
Dear Mrs. Boney:
Operation Christmas went along
very smoothly, and only because
you gave us wholehearted support.
We, the hospital staff, know that ob-
have been home, ror earas,jnsiia.
flowers and other gifts, Jk appreciate
them all and thank yow every one.
Mrs, Daisy; J. Merrltt
Mrs. McGowan lVas 1
Bridge Hostess v -
Mrs. F. W. McGowan was host
ess to the Kontroct Klub on Wed
nesday evening With Mrs; Louise
Mitchell and Mrs. Xt.-Oi Tyhdall as
additional guests, j w
W.M.S. Met Monday
The Womans Missionary Society
met Monday afternoon in the church
annex,, with Mrs. C. B. Guthrie, pres
ident, presiding.
- An interesting and inspiring pro
gram was given 'Missions on the
Mississippi' by the Cora Stokes Cir
cle. Mrs. Guthrie, chairman was as
sisted by Mrs. C. B. Sitterson, Mrs.
George Penney and Mrs. H. M.
West.. Sr. :'!.';,:
During devotional period, with
scripture taken from Psalms 48, Mrs.
Lauren Sharpe plaveiaoftly, 'Sweet
Tfnni. m Pravar - j
Following the business session the
.meeting was dismissed by members
repeating The ijotag rrayer.
Cbapter215 Qti& Meetsi
The Kenansville Chapter 218 Or
der of the Eastern Star met Tuesday
night Jor a regular meeting. Wor
thy Matron, Mary Alice Blackmore
presided. '
Following the routine business, a
social hour was enjoyed. During the
social, hour color slides of the East-J
rn star a ample in wasningion, u,
C. were shown.
Visitors front.. Warsaw Chanter
WS. were present for the meeting.
We, the hospital staff, know that ot- iaoaiuonai Rutsais. j a 'u-' i.
taihing community participation ,to U Potted plants tnf, berries, were
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t? Pernals ;
Mr. tad Mrs. George Penney (pari
and Luranhe spent Sunday 14 Ra
leigh With Mrs. Penneys mother.
Mrs. Sarah Bland. Amy and Re
becca of Greenville were week end
guests of Mrs. W. -J. Pickett and Mrs.
Hov Sitterson. '-
Mrs. J. , p.; Stokes, and Mrs, J.;B. J
Wallace made a business pfg , to
Goldsboro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simpson and Burt
spent the week end in Raleigh with
friends.
Miss Mary Lee and Mrs. R. U Syk.
es spent the week end in Norfolk,
with Mr. and Mrs. w. a. uaen.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Ro
bert Hollingswortn who spent tne
week end with Mrs. Johnny Helms.
Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth who
was the week end guest of Mrs.
Johnny Helms was accompanied
home by Mrs. Helms who will spend
two weeks here while Lt. Helms Is
attending a navigators school in Ar
kansas. Mrs. G. P. Pridgen of Warsaw Is
visiting Mr. tad Mrs. J. R- Grady.,
Mrs. Russell-Harris tad children
of Leaksville spent the week end
with Dr. Harris in. Kenansville. .-
Miss Betty Ingram of Duke Unft
versitv of Durham spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs- W. M.
Ineram. She retur&ea borne again
bh Tueiaay for a weeks stay fol
lowing mid 4enn exams.,
Mrs. Annie Ingram accompanied
rifUt Bettv Incram to Durham Mon-
Lday to visit Mr. af d Mrs. Sam New
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. oraay. airs. l..
V, Grady and. Miss Myra MaxweU
of Wilson "visited Mr. J. R. Grady
Sunday.. , "
Mrs. Farsser Jjuinn was me guest
of Mr. andf- Mm Gene Hall of Rose
Hill Tuesday night
Miss .Pons caison ox. A ouege
Greenville spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Cai
son. ' .
Mrs, B. L Stevens of Warsaw vis
ited her mother, Mrs. L. A. Beasley,
ahd Aunt Mrs. Daisy Smith Sat'
lurday afternoon.'. .f , .
committee for the 1997 Heart Fund
l. . 1 .JhiWIP. P
JJ1CKS i. AOOIVWI Ol .. U11CDIUU1V,
state chairman. , They are Allen
Wannamaker. of Greensboro, -vice
chairman; S. B. KlttreU af Pinetops,
treasurer; Dr, John; G. Smith of
Rocky Mount and Dr. Edward S. Or.
Mary Ivey of Seven Springs and
Miss Ruby Ivey f Raleigh spent
Saturday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. John ivey Jr., ana xamuy.
We are happy to report that Mr. R.
a 'William. U imorovina after hav-
Hbef;sevew
Rev. Norman Flowers rmea nis
reeular appointment in Bowden
Community Presbyterian Church
Sunday night .
' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith and
4hai 8rnda KDent Sunday with
Mrs. Smith's parenU, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Lewis.
Chairman of that, public informa
tion committee ig waiter J. Klein
of Charlotte and the . members of
his committee are Ben McDonald,
Wilmington; , Gaines ? V. - Kelly,
Greensboro and Richard P. , Mason,
Raleigh, '". v-
These are the grata .leaders who
will work with local eampaign di
rectors In every Tarheel commun
ity to carry en the 1867 Heart Fund
Drive,' abid Mr. Andrews. They
will help enlist thousands of volun
teers to tell people about the Heart
- .'V. i ' ' ' , .
Fund and how it je bringing new
hope to the hearts of America,'- he
added.' The ' uroersm " of research
into the causes' of heart and blood
vessel disease,' which is supported
by the Heart Fund, is finding out
more and more about diagnosis,
treatment, rehabilitation and pre
vention. The promise is that our
medical scieiilints will win out lii
the fight against the nation's ntiirv
ber one 'killer.i They deserve our .
support,' he concluded, for they are
working to i save our own hearts
and the hearts of those we love
Mr Andrews states' that February
had been set aside as Heart Month,
all over the United States. The na- '
tional. Heart Fund ' committee i
headed by Rear Admiral Richard
Byrd tad Ketmeth C, Royal form
er Secretary ef the Army, a native
of Goldsboro; N. C. Servinf as Nar
Oenal Treasurer is Grant Keehrj,
i-iw,,, ,.-i .."-'''''
executive vice president of the First
National City Bank" of New York; -Other
members of the national cars,
paign committee are Mrs. Alben
Berkley, widow of the late former L
V. S. Vise President- Syfyester L,
Weaver, J siadio-TV executive ,ot '
New York; George Meany, president
ef the AFICIO; Eddie Cantor, mo
tion picture comedian; Miss Arleha
Francis; television commentator;
and Gabriel Paul, general manag
er of the Cincinnati Red Legs Base
ball Team.
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And Comur Events I SS jiji
St John's Lodge Number 13 meets
jvery 1st and 3rd Thursdays. Din
ner meeting every 1st Thursday.' f
Chapter 219 OES meets every 2nd
and 4th Tuesday night
Kenansville white school PTA
meets every 1st Monday night
Lions Club meets every 2nd and
4tn Wednesday nights at Jones
Cafe.
Duplin General Hospital board of
rusteesmeet the 3rd Tuesday in
ach quarter. Executive Committee
and medical staff meets 2nd Friday
n each month. . .
Boy 'Scout' Troop meets each
ruesday night at 7:30.
A'
Jaycees meet every 1st and 3rd
Wednesday nights.
Board meets every
first
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Town
Wednesday night"
' Methodist men meet each 4th
Jlanday night. ' WSCS1 meets each
Tuesday night after the first Sun
slay. .., ' 'rr
Girl Scouts meet each Wednesday
after seboolr'
Women of Grove Church meets
Monday after Second Sunday for
circle meeting.
The general meeting of the Wo
rn on of Grove Church is held Mon
day' aftef. the 4th Sunday of each
month. .i ' - " " '
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