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. Personals', fljLjjji .;l 4 ... f damm .W. K Craft' Cr Tietplhaum i ' . M f ' I
Mr', and Mrs. Johnny Thomas pf
Jacksonville wer Sunday ' guests
of Mr. an Mrs. Hubert Fate. They
were accompanied ome rJayMra.
Minnie Morton who spent last week
with the Pates "
vMr. and Mrs. Duncan Rivenbark
an children,' of Burgaw visited
Mr.1 -and Mrs.IveyBowden "Sunday
Mrs.. Anthony Marsh of Tayette
vllle spent the" week" end with her
' parents, Mr5 and Mrs, C'S. Wil-
liamson. 'l ' .'y v ft.
Mr, 'Alton 'Howard attended ' the
i funeral of Mr. I. C. Nethercutt in
, Beulavllle Monday.
1 - Mesdames Margaret Tucker and
: Nora Shaffer spent. Suniay in Bur-
".v gaw. -1
' Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ingram of
' Raleigh spent the week end hevi
- With their parents, Mrs. W. M. In
f' tram and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Patter
(v son ' ;
Mr Steve Williamson of Campbell
College spent the week end here
i with hit mother, Mrs. D. S. Wil
. J liamson.
' Mrs. Banks McNairy and sons of
5 Goldsbora visited Dr. and Mrs. G.
. V. Gooding Sunday.
Mr. and . Mrs. W M Ingram and
son of Raleigh and Miss Bette In
gram of Duke University, Durham,
. spent the week end with Mrs W.
, M. Ingram.
Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Harris and
family spent the week end with
; relatives in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore of
- New Bern spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sitterson.
Miss Margaret Williams and Mes
dames WoS; Craft; Cy.Tietelbaum
and Hortense Hasty attenaed a be
nefit party at the community build
ing in Wallace Monday night' v.
- Mr. and Mrs. J.kR Grady"' and
Margaret visited Dr. and Mrs. E.
C Grady In LaGrange Sunday af
ternoon v
Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Lewis and
Children of New Bern spent the.
week . end with Mr Frank Baker
and attended' the wedding of Mrs.
Lewis?, brother Mr.: Harvey Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brinson
visited Mr., and Mrs. Strong Boney
in Wallace Sunday.. iV.'.-
inr. ana Mrs. James Aenneay of.
Wallace visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack,
Sitterson Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Iveyy- Fields and
family visited Sgt. and Mrs. D. I.-
Mann at Cherry Point Sunday.
They were accompanied home by
Muster 'Chip' Mann who Is spend
ing this week with them.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Jackson of
Garner spent Sunday with Rev.
and Mrs. Lauren Sharpe.
South Kenansville
H. D. Club Met Friday
South Kenansville Home Demon
stration Club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Leonard Rich as hostess.'
Mrs. Ivey Fields presided over
the business session. Mrs. G. V.
Gooding, was a visitor to the club
and discussed the Hospital Auxil
iary and its goal. Mrs. Annie Lois
Britt gave a talk on trees and
shrubs, Illustrating her talk with
slides.
During the social hour the hos
tess served a dessert course to the
nine members and two visitors.
Cpmmunify Revival
Week' Here In Hoy.
.Grove .Presbyterian Church in
Kenansville wilr be host to -the
community 'Revival Week' to be
Held -November 24 through the 28th.
The preaching Mission will be held
Sunday through Thanksgiving mor
mng closing '-with the "' annual
Thanksgiving service. The night
services will begin. t T:30. 7 A; dif
ferent minister will - preach ' each'
time as follows:. Sunday night, Rev.,
Lauren Sharpe, local Baptist min
ister- Tuesday night, Rev; Charles
McChesney of Rock i ish Fresby
:erian; Tuesday night, Rev. "Mack'
McQueen of the Clinton Presbyter
ian; Wednesday night, Kev. btraci
Snively, pastor of Grove and
Thanksgiving morning, Rev. C.;'G,
Nickens, pastor of the local Metho
dist Church.'
You May Rest Assured!
Our local agency 'sells' service and secur
ity, and we stand behind all the many
kinds of protection which we provide for
you.
For example, Mister Motorist, in 1958 in
order to get your auto license plate, the
law says you MUST meet certain financial
security requirements.
You may rest assured that your AUTO
LIABILITY POLICY from our agency
meets ALL the requirements of the new
i 'compulsory' auto liability law effective
January 1, 1958.
If you have an automobile that is not in
sured ... or if you buy or trade ... or if
you have any questions or run into any
' difficulty in getting your 1958 license . . .
Come see us . . . write us ... or call us right
away, won't you? k -
John Hall
Insurance
Agency
Kenansville, N. C.
Church Men Meet i
Here At Suppers
Men of the church of the Pres
byterian and Methodist churches
held separate suppers here. Mon
day night. At the Methodist church
Fellowship Room; Methodist men
from the Kenansville charge held
their regular monthly suppe.- meet
ing. Mr. Burrows of Carter Fabrics
Mill in Wallace was the jnncipal
speaker. His subject was 'in gen
eral textiles and the part they play i
in church work and their general
operations. The meeting was pre
sided over by David Alton Chest
nutt in the absence of the president
Herman Pippin of Magnolia. Thir
teen were in attendance.
.Grove Men of the Church met in
the Sunday school building with
Paiil Stephens, president, presiding.
Rev. Charles McChesney, pastor of
Rock Fish Presbyterian Church
spoke. His subject was Prayer. The
talk was divided into three cate
gories. Prayer as Power, Prayer in J
Cooperation and Prayer in Humil
ity. Mr.
.ft
Immediately . following the; wed
ding ceremony the couple was hon
ored at a reception given in their
aonor by- the. parents of .the bride
at the Woman's CluB- ln Kinston.v
Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Women greet'
ed the guests in the haU. They were
directed ' Into the Gold Room by
Mr. ? and -Mrs Ernest , Thornton
where Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Calla
han presented the guests to the re
ceiving line. Mr., and. Mrs, James
Ward directed the, guests to the
brideV book which was presided
over by Miss Mildred Moore. ,
- Mrs. : Raymond vGarris and .Mrs.
George Carter, Jr . invited f the
guests Into the dining room.' The
bride's table was overlaid, with a
white satin cloth centered Vrith. sil
ver candelabra with burning tapers
and ' epergnettes v filled with k tiny
flowers. The. three-tiered wedding
cake held an miniature bride and,
grootn.i Arrangements of tube xos,
es mums, carnations and greenery
completed the green end w.iite bri
dal motif. Silver candles flanked an
arrangement of white1 glads on the
buffet, 1 Mrs. 'Bernice Williams of
Mount Olive, aunt of the bride,
and Mrs. Paul Grady served punch.
bit R. G Wooten ani His. Ro- Eenson, W1I11111 (.11, .. J vuiprebir
dolph Fordham served cake. -jdent, Mrs. E. N. l'lUman, Elizabeth-
Tall baskets of white flowers town; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
marked the receiving line The ent J. , ; ., Bannerman,; Wilmington:
trance hall,' had arrangements ot treasurer, , Mrs,, Wade H. .Allison,
white flowers and the big lounge Rose Hill; chairman Christian Edu-i
was 'decorated: with greenery and cation,, Mrs. Lawrence : B. Cave
white Candles da the imantels.;The naugh, Wallace; ,v chairman Annul
table holding the brlce's beok was ties end Relief, Mrs. Joe Wyche,
envpred, with a white satin cloth , Whiteville; chairman World Mis-J
and held a small eperglie filled slons, Mrs. Dan Bright of Jackson
with white flowerai, aim lighted can
dles.
Goodbyes were spoken , to Mr.
and Mrs. Graham McAdams. - ,
Women Of Church
Meet Ml.; Olive ; f
Elect .Officers . . ;
The 'installation of officers; clos
ed the 69th annual meeting of the 1 Jr. naees. Mrs Fred Graves;
Wilmington Presbytery Wednesday
of-last week. The meeting was at : inree nunureu,
the Presbyterian, Church In Mount representing 49 local churches at-
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William C. Mebane, Wilmington; '
District No.: 2 chairman, Mr. Worth .
R.' Williamson, Chadbourn; District
No. 1 S chairman, Mrs. Ida .ttvjne,
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' Committee chairmen of the host-i
ess. churchy included: President,'
Mrs. Edward A Hatcher,, arrange
ments, Mrs. W. Weatherly; cre-v 1
dentials, Mrs. John N Walker.i hqs- ;
pltallty, Mrs J. D. Brandpn, dinner
and luncheon, Mrs. John Cook, Mrs.
Rk P; Hplmes, f, music; Mr B
Gillis. organist, Mrs A. J Davis,
Miss Susan Imelda Grady Becomes
ido Of Clarence Grady Of Kinston
M:.,s Susan Imelda Grady became
the bride of Joseph Clarence Grady
Jr. 1:1 a lovely can.'elight cere
mony at four o'clock Sunday after
noon, October 27 in the Gordon
Street Christian Church in Kin
ston. Rev. Douglas Bell, pastor, of-
DeLeon Wells of Wallace ficiated at the impressive double
was a guest of the club. Seventeen ,ring rites,
attended. I The bride is the daughter of Mr.
xand Mrs. Hiram Southerland Gra
,dy of Kenansville. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Annie Ingram J. C. Grady, Sr., of 900 Nelson
Fpfod At Rirthdav Dinner street are Parents of the groom.
On Sunday, October 26, the chil-
tren, grandchildren and great
grandchildren of the late C. M. In
gram met at the home of Mrs. W.
M. Ingram in Kenansville to honor
Mrs. Annie Ingram at a surprise
A program of wedding music waif
presented by Mrs. T. V. Moseley,
organist, and Dr. Jerry Norr:s
of Morehead City, soloist. Tradi-
ional wedding marches were used
The couple pledged their vows
before an altar which was bair.-
1 birthday dinner. Mrs. IngranVs 70th fully decorated with woo'iwardia
birthday will be October 30. Many
llovely gifts, expressions of much
love on the part of the entire fam
ily wee presented the honoree. i
Mrs. Paul Ingram and son, Charles
of Kenansville; Mrs. Sam H. In
gram of Burgaw; Mr. and Mrs. Sam
H, Ingram, Jr., and -children
Laura Anne, Sammy and Michael
of Wilmington, Dr. and Mrs. Dan
Boyette and daughters, Betty, Bar
bara ana Bonnie 01 Anosicie; iwr.
and Mrs. W. M. Ingram and son,
Christopher of Raleigh; Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Ingram of Raleigh; Bet
ty Ingram of Duke University, Dur-
ham, the honoree and hostess.
fern and palms as a background
for tall vases .of white pompoms
and gladioli land seven-branched
candelabra holding lighted, white
cathedral cSndles. White satin rib
bon bows marked the family pews.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of chan
tiiiy Xace and tulle over candlelight
satin. The gown was fashioned with
a fitted bodice and featured a saV
brina neckline.' The bouffant .skirt
had inserts ot lace embroidered,
with sequins and seed pearls and
extended into a chapel tram. Her
two-tiered veil of French illusion
was attached to a crown of se-
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quins-and seed pearls. She carried
3 white Prayer Boo'v lopped with
a White orchid and showered with
stephanotis and white satin rib
bons. Maid of Honor
Miss Mary Grace Grady of Hous
ton, Texas, sister of the groom,
served as maid of honor. She were
a Dior blue velvet gown fashioned
with a draped cowl neckline that
ended in a bow in the back. She
wore a hat in a matching shade of
velvet with a nose tip veil. Her
bouquet was red roses showered
with baby's breath and tied with
J . 1 :ui
I Bridesmaics were Misses Shelby
i Pouthcrland, Inez Ferrell, Psggy
l-LUlies UIJU ueitjr .Juan ItiyiUl 011
of Kinston. They were dressed
identical to the maid of honor and
carried bouquets of red roses tied
with red satin ribbons.
Little Miss Kathy Garris, daugh
ter of Mr. and, Mas, Raymonds A.
Garris, served as flower girL She
wore a gown of White tulle over
taffeta styled like those of the
honor attendants and carried a
white basket trimmed with white
tulle and satin ribbons and filled
with rose petals.
Mr. J. C. Grady, Sr., served as his
son's best man. Ushers were Mes
srs. Durwood Grady, brother of
the bride of Kenansville, Bryan
Hargetf of Rlchlands, and Maurice
,Courie, Ray Uarrls, George W,
Carter, Jr., and Robert G. Brad
ford all of Kinston.
Mothers' Attire
The bride's mother chose a dress
of mauve lace' over taffeta for her
daughter's wedding. She wore a
matching hat and accessories and
a white purple - throated orchid
corsage.
' The bridegroom's mother wore a
dress of arcady blue lace over taf
feta with matching hat .and acces;
series. She. also wore a white pur
ple throated orchid corsage. .
The wedding was, directed by
Miss Orie Moseley.
'.' Mrs. Grady attended . Kenans
ville High School and is currently
employed at the Branch Banking &
Trust Co. The bridegroom gradu
ated from Camden Academy at
Camden, S. C, and attended East
Carolina College where he was a
member of Alpha Phi Omega Fra
ternity. He Is currently associated
in business with his father. :
'For a wedding trip to unan
nounced points the bride changed
to a navy wool suit She wore
matching accessories and; the or
chid lifted from; her bridal bou
quet. ' : "v? i:,.j'":y-r r, "
Mrs. Craft Was -:x -J
Bridge Hostess '; ;
Mrs. W. E. oran was hostess to
her bridge club, .last , rednesday
Arrangements . of faU Dpwers
were used in . decoration where
guests were tnrtted ta play. ,
Club high score was won by Mrs.
Mattie Sadler and visitors high a-
wmrd was given Mrs. S. P. Harris.
During the social period, tne hob-
teas served a salad plate. In the
Halloween motif, to Miss Margaret
Williams, Miss Mary tee Sykefc
Mesdames Dour SWvar, WoOdrow
Brinson, W. J. Sitterson, B. P. Har
ris, Hortense JIasty and Mattie Sad-
Barbara WiHiamson
Honored At Party . ,
Mrs, Bill Williamson was hostess
to party honoring her" daughter,
Barbara on her 10th birthday. The
party was held ai the home of Mrs.
C S. Williamson, Saturday after
: Games and contests .. were enjoy.
ed by the group. Prizes were awar
ded the winners, -1
Following the opening of gifts by
the honoree, - the hostess v served
birthday cake, ice creitm and nuts
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