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- Mr and Jlrs. Jessie Thomas -of
,V Wilson visited Mrs. Betty Jackson
,' rrfday. ''?'-' - .
, Mrs. Adell Matthews and Miss
. fcelma Matthews of Goldsboro shop-
ped in Wallace Saturday.
. Mrs, Betty Jackson. Mrs. R, W.
' Craft Sr. Mrs; Lou Belle Williams,
' Miss Lou Jackson Irma Matthews,
- and Mrs Sholas visited Johnny
, Edwards in Goldsboro Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs,; Emery Campbell
P and James Emery visited Mr. and
'Mrs. Gilbert Campbell In Durham
v$ Saturday and Sunday. . ,
Mrs- Susan Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
I Clinton Campbell and , Jean - were
In Richland Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. D, Cottle and Jerry made
".a business trip to Kinston Thursday.
Mrs. Canarie Baits and Mrs.
Carlton Craft were Kinston shop.
. pers Friday.
: Allen Thomas of U. S. Navy
. wan home for week end.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Whaley of
Elizabeth town visited their par
ents, Mrs. Thelma Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Annie Whaley over the.
. week end. (
Mr and Mrs. Sidney Hunter of
Browns Mill, N. J. spent week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wade
and Mr. and Mrs Hosea Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bostic, Mary
Frances Butch and Steve of Ft.
Bragg visited friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauton Sandlln
of Furquay Springs visited Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Wade and the Hosea
Hunter Sunday.
Miss Delores Raup of Washington
D. C. was home for week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brinkworth of
Cherry Point was home over the
week end
Sgt and Mrs. Vick Oxley have
returned home after a nine month
stay in San Diego Calif. Their
friends and relatives welcome them
home.
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
C. L. Raup were Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin James Carraway of New
Bern.
;, Mr. W. O. Sandlin and I. J.
Jones left for Newburgh New York.
Sunday to visit W. D. Sandlin's
sister Mrs. Pete Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Houston went
.to Wilmington and Carolina Beach.
They visited Allen Houston son of
'Ned and sister of Mrs. Houston,
and Mrs. Bennie Merritt Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Merritt and
daughters. Jean and Carol visited
Mr- and Mrs. Ned Houston Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D Sandlin visited
Mrs. I. N. Sandlin, and Mrs Hez
DobSon Friday
Mrs. Ned 'Houston, Mrs. W. p.
Sandlin, Mrs. Doris Sumner went
to Wilmington and Carolina Beach
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Clinton Campbell and Pal
mer Lewis made a business trip to
Wilson Thursday. ' -
.. Mrs. Adell Matthews and Irma
shopped1 in Goldsboro Thursday.
- Mrs. Chester Williams, Mrs. Ercel
Bostic and Mrs. Led Williams shop
ped In Kinston Thursday, .
Mrs- Rebecca Smith, Miss Jessie
Ann Thomas and Annette Thomas
shopped in Kinston Friday.
Mrs.; Lessie Exum Mrs. Freddie
Jones and Mrs. Bill Williamson of
Cl inton shopped In Kinston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fajson McGowan of
Kenansville attended the revival
at the Beulaville Baptist Church
this week. :
Miss Zelma Matthews of Golds
boro visited her mother Mrs. , Adell
Matthews this week.
Judge Grady Mercer was in Gold
sboro Monday.
Those shopping in Kinston Tues
day were Mrs. Homer Winstead
Dallas Rhodes, Ed Rhodes. Winifred
Miller, Harry Miller Kate Miller
Mattie Kennedy, Katie Grey, Sue
Johnson; Shirley Johnson and Mrs.
Micheal Rhodes.
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and Carol
shopped In Kinston Tuesday.
Mrs. Clinton Campbell James
Emery and Mrs. E. F. Campbell
made a business trip to Washington
Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen Quinn and Mrs. Walter
Hardister were recent Kinston
shoppers.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Holt and
family of the Jones Chapel Com
munity attended the revival at
Baptist Church in Beulaville Tues
day ,night.
Ralph Cottle, son of Mrand Mrs
Shelton Cottle left Tuesday for
the U. S. Army.
Miss Angeleta Thomas was din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton
Cottle Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Williams and Mrs.
Oza Sumner were in Walla;e Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Batchelor of
Tlorida visited Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Lanier and family Saturday.
Mrs. Clyde Brinson shopped' in
Raleigh Saturday and visited her
daughter, Mrs. Nick Hodge.
Dr. F. L. Norris attended the
Medical Convention in Dallas, Tex
as last week.
Mrs. Mattie Bradshaw who has
been a patient in the Lenior Mem
orial Hospital in Kinston has re
turned to her home.
Mrs. Carl Horne returned home
the first of the week. Her, daughter
Tina Ruth will remain a patient
at the Lenior Memorial Hospital
for approximately one month.
Shopping in Kinston Saturday
were: Mrs. Ray Humphrey and
Dottie, Mrs. Don Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Elvis Sumner and Pat and
Lynn Sumner.
Mrs. Milton Jones has .returned
to her home in Beulaville after
spending some time with her par
ents in Des Moines Iwo.
Walter Rhodes has returned
home after spending soma time
in a Kinston Hospital.
v Friends of Mr. "Mack ' MdWhor
ton regret to learn that he is ser
iously 111 In a Kilnston Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Larry Hinson and
Mrs. Betty Hlnson visited friends
in New Bern and Kinston Saturday.
. Students of Glenn Nixon ad Eld.
ridte Thlgpen ninth grade, enjoyed
skattihg , at the , Wallace Skating
Rink' Monday night, -Reports were
that a good time was naa oy au,
Including ' the teachers. ;
Mrs- B. J, Blackburn and son,
Erie have returned to Jacksonville,
their ; borne after spending some
time "with ' her parents, Mr. and
Mrs! George Whaley.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bolin made a
trip to the Free Wil Baptist Child
ren's home In Middlesex Sunday
to visit Mrs. Bolins neices and ne-1 urday.
Dhewst ' Mr. and Mrs. S,
Mrs. Sue Smith shopped in Jack
sonville Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Carl Home visited his daug
hter, Tina Ruth In Lenior Memorial
Hospital Kinston, Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wiliams of
Raleieh scent Easter with their
parents. Mrs. Lila K. Lanier and
Mr. and Mrs. Cheistley Williams.
Dr. and Mrs. Quinn and children'
of LaGrange visited Mr. and Mrs.
John George Kennedy and Mr. and
Mrs.-Marion Quinn during Easter.
Miss Emogene Jackson of Wash
ington. D. C. spent Easter with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs? Maurice
Jackson.
MrP and Mrs. Eugene Whaley of
Elizebethtown Spent the .Easter
holidays with Mrs. Thelma Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. Onnie Whaley.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson
and sons. Mike and Joe visited
Mr. and Mrs. Harry iJajkson and
family in Raleigh Sunday
Mrs. Herman Smith. Miss Jessie
Ann Thomas and Annette Thomas
shopped in Kinston Friday.
Kate Jackson daughter of Mrs.
Zoy Jackson is confined to her
home with flu this week.
Mr.- Leon Lanier and Miss Lyde
Thomas were in Wilmington Sun
Rose Hill x ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miller and Pat
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Williams, vis
ited In Middlesex Sunday - , ' :
Weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs.
6ob Jones - were Miss Kancy HoL
land of Raleigh and Mr. John G.
Jones 'of Lexington.
. Rev. and Mrs Billy Outlaw are
spending ,the week near Wilson
Outland Is conducting a revival
at the Middlesex Free Will Baptist
CnurcKr.i:'j;f;:'-"1 W:'h
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hirman Tho
mas and daughter Susan, Mr Lloyd
Thomas made a business trip to
Rocky Mount this week. :?i-
Mr- and Mrs. X Bud Miller ; of.
Swansboro visited friends and re
latives In Beulaville this weekend.
Mrs. 'James Thomas, Annette yand
James Lou shopped In Kinston, Sat.
L f t k .
ChapeV Hill, "fifty - Six 'sixth
grade - .pupils from Beulaville
School -"Witnessed 'Easter; the A
wakening" at the Morehead Plan
etarium here last week. .
Among the people' accompaning
them were' Mrs.-. ..Louise Hunter
Brown, Mr-' and Mrs. Jean Bucklew
and Mrs. Lillian Grady, i A .
-The children Included (Donald
Atkinson, (Archie .. Heath, Henry
Jarman, Kenneth f "Lewls Bobby
Miller, Sidney : Sandlin, , Lonrrfe
TJWgpen; Harrts '. Wiley; , Roger
Williams: Nancy Bostic; Marilyn
Denny; Judy Jarman, Brenda Lan
ier, Bobbye Miller,; Remona Ray
nor: Brenda Smith: Patsy -Sumner,
Connie Tharp Avie iLou Whaley. 'tice Tyndalty
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Sixth. ti . e ' t -
Oliver Blizzard; . Terry Hall;
Llnwood .Hill; ; , Herbert Kennedy;
Ruffin Mercer;-Robert Miller; Scott
Rhodes, Boy Turner; ' Ray Waller
Nets Brinson,; Doris Craft; Irene
Futral; Nettie Houston; Frances
Mercer Carol Quinn Clara Sandlin
Marcle Williford; .Judy Andrews
Linda Hardison. .'. Brenda Jones:
Tiny Maready, Harriet Pope Mar.
lene Sanderson;. Hazel Smith Faye
Teachey, Edwlna Thomas; Charotte
Whaley; Travis V - Bowen; Graham
Heath; Billy Kennedy; Marlon Ken
nedy;;: Randolph , 'Kennedy , Donald
Mercerf Haywood Mobley; Waiters
Southerlad; W. D. Thlgpen; Pren.
day to see the flowers and Orton's
Plantation.
Mrs. Clyde Brinson, Miss Lou
Bell Williams were in Raleigh Sat
urday.
Crenshaw Thompson of Raleigh
visited Mrs. Betty Jackson and Lou
Saturday night.
Mr. Robert Craft, Loyce Denny.
Marilyn E. Edwin and Beverly
visited Fort Macon Monday.
Miss Nancy Holland and Mr.
John G. Jones o fLexington visited
Mr. Bob Jones this week end.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs Archie
Lanier Sunday were Mr and Mrs.
Glenn Lanier and children and
family of Raleigh. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James R Grady vis
ited Mr and Mrs. Warren Thomas
on Sunday. The Grady's live in
A. Smith of Mid
dlesex Visited friends and rela-.
tives here this week end
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thornton and
son of Dunn visited Mrs. Cora Sum.
ner Sunday ,
Rev, and Mrs. Wilbert Everton
of near Snow Hill visited Mr., and
Mrs. Bill Everton Monday.
Weeketid guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John George Kennedy were Dr.
and Mrs. Clifton Quinn of La
Grange, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter
of Warsaw. ' :
Miss Wink Brinson of Warsaw
spent a few days this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Brinson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Futrall and
children In shopped Wallace Thu
rsday. Mrf George Pollock of Clarkton
visited friends in Beulaville Sat.
urday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bostic and
Mrs S. P Bostic visited friends and
relatives In Ruffin and Danville
Virginia and Leaksville last week.
Mrs. Belbro Bostic Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Lanier and iMacy Batchelor
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Naylor
in Plant City Florida last week.
While there they .toured Cypress
Gardens and Ocala ' ' .
Mrs. Jay Thomas Ann and Judy
Mrs. Andrew Jackson and Mrs.
Phelps shopped in Goldsboro on
Thursday.
Mrs ".Bill Everton. Mrs.- Cero-1
Sumner Roger Everton - and Elyfe
Sumner vistedMrs. John.Budhahan
in Watts Hospital, in Durham Fri
day. They report Mrs. Buchanan is
showjng some improvement.
Mrs. Herbert Lanier of Beula
ville spent several days last week
with her sitser ancLbrother hi law
Mr. and Mrs. John I
Summerlin's
Mrs- Richard Williams attended
a business Education Conference
at Women's college in Greenville
last week Mrs. Nelson Carlton of
Warsaw accompanied Mrs. Wiliams
Mrs. Jasper Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs. Clyaudie Sumner spent Sat-
At the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James . L. . Whaley. Miss
Annie Jare King of Pink Hill be
came the bride of Sidney Allen
Whaley of if aulavillev Saturday,
March 1, 1988. ; V
The Rev. Walter Goodman of the
Beulaville Presbyterian . Church
officiated.
Mrs. Whaley Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam King of Pink Hill
and attended High Shool there.
Since their 1 marriage they have
been residing -with the groom's
parents. Mr. . and Mrs. . James
Whaley The couple left early Wed
nesday morning for Sanford. Flo
rida ' where Mr. Whaley will, be
employed them on their trip was
Mr. Jack Whaley of Wallace.
Presby. Circles
1 With. Mrs. Ruby Snyder.
2 In the Fellowship Hall.
3 With Mrs. Grace Clark.
Officers of "the . Presbyterian
Church meet this-Thursday; April
10, 7:00 P. M. at the Church. ; S
Aman Sr., in
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urday in Goldsboro with Mr and
Mrs. Walter Hines. . . V,
Mr. and Mrs. Rivers Baker of
Kinston were Sunday, dinner guest
of Mr. bnd Mrs. Jasper Thomas.
Miss Daisy Burnham spent Fri
day night, with. Mrs. E. J Quinn 4n
Potters Hill. Saturday Miss Burn
ham Mrs. Quinn nd Susie Quinn
shopped in Kinston' :iC ,
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin were
Sunday night suppers guests of Dr.
H A Edwards in pink Hill
Rev. and Mrs. 'Victor Batchelor
of Monroe, N. C. Annouoe the birth.
of a son Paul Staurt April 4. Mrs,
Batchelor is the former Betty Grey .
Wetheroutt. -.
.'Mr,-and Mrs. , Harry Jackson,
tormeriy-; or-ueuiavme, announce
the birth of a son, Jerry 'Donald,
Res? Hospital, Raleigh on 31 March.
Mr -.and Mrs.. Forest ! Brinson' of
Beulaville ; anounce -the ; hirth of
a datightec, Sheryl Anq weighing
even pounds and nine, ounces, on
March 27 at Lenoir Memorial Hos
pital. Mrs. Brinson is the. former
Mertie Lou Lanier of Beulaville.
F. W. B. Ladies Hold ,
Auxiliary Meet' - v'
The Ladies 1 Auxiliary ' of the
Beulaville Free - Will : Baptist
Church - will meet Friday . night,
April. 11,' at 7:30. , " The program
chairman, Mrs. ' Grover H1U will
bring . the ' Devotional taken from
Luke - and John. Program Topic
"Go, ., Set A Watchman Let Him
Declare What He Seeth in Cuba".
W I UK Ml II .
Mary Esther Creech
In Fashion Show -
Friday. April 4. at East Carolina
woucge. jn vireenvwei , a . . lasmon
show consisting of Home Economics
students from each high school' in
the- state, was , presented. MJss
Esther Creech, a senior was the
representative from the Beulaville
High School.! She, was chosen by
the students from the Home Eco
nomics classes. Mary Esther modle
led a suit. -which she made and for
which she won second prize in the
Fall Fashion Show in November.
CJia.Jt-1 in DurLani, the Planetarium,
at Chapel Ll, The News and Ob
server, Museum Hall of History
and. The State Capital in Raleigh,
among other Places of interest
Mrs. Jean. Bucklew, Mrs- Louise
Hunter , Brown, V 'Mrs. -Lillian H.
Grady and -Mr. , f Dale Bucklew,
teachers, -: accompanied the group
which Included;; .'Judy Andrews
Linda Hardison, Brenda 1 Jones,
Tiny Maready. JIarriet Ann Pope
Marlene Sanderson, Hazel Smith
Fay Teachey,.' Edwlna. Thomas
Charlotte is Whaley .Travis 0owen
Graham V Heath, Billy' Kennedy
Marlon - Kennedy, ' Randolph Ken
nedy; Donald ' Merser,? Haywood
Mobley,' Walrus Southerland W. D.
Thigpen i Prentice, h. Tyndell and
Grenn HalL Donald Atkinson Are-
khie Heath: iIenryrJarmarl; Ken-
Sidney Sanijerlln; Preston ' Smith;
Lonnle' Thigpen; Harris Wiley;
Nancy Bostic; Marilyn Denny) Judy
Jamah; ' ; Brcshda Sue Lahier;
Bobbie. Miller. Remona Raynor;
Brenda Smith; Patsy Sumner; Coot
nie Tharp; Doris - "J Craft; Nettie
Houston; Irene ' Sandlin; .Frances
Mercer: Clara Sandlin Carl Quinn
Marcle Williford; Oliver ' Blizzard
Scott .Rhodes;' Ruffin Mercer; Ray
Waller; Toy Turner; i Terry Hall;
Llnwood r Hill; Robert Miller;
Herbert Kennedy arid Alan Buck
lew. 1. it j ' -I, 111-
Beulaville F. H. A.
During; the past week the Beula
ville Future Homemakers of Amer
ica 'members have been enjoying
H. A. to the fullest extent. ; ,
Beginning on Sunday 'all 'the
members supplied flowers, for each
teacher's desk, each day and each
wore the F. H. A. emblem. Some
of the members, prepared a F. H. A.
bulletin board in the cafeteria On
Thursday the tenth grade members
served the , eighth grade . girls to
encourage them to loin the T. H. A
the next year. The teachers were
served a tea by the twelth grade
members on Friday. Saturday
twelve of the F. H. A. girls attend"
ed the State Convention in Raleigh.
Two' of "the members,, Jesse M.ac
Rhodes and Betty lou Williams
received State Awards During the
week each member was to have
some kind Of. project and make a
smal)' amount of money to contri
bute to the club.
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Annuoncement
; Revival " ' Services at 1 the Cedar
Fork Church ea?h ' evening ths
week, 7:30.-.
a - a Mother
.jUi.,,....- . 4J4.t 1.1 t e. School..
b.iiei.eria. xuuisuajrnii.ui -ipru J(
under ( the supervision of Mrs.
Betty S. Turner. Vocational Home
Economlce Teacher, , 1
The tables were decorated beaut
ifully ..with- green - foliage. ' Easter"1
MAdf ... AerrlnT Alft :Mlam TT..-
Lou WilSams, Toast ; Mistress was
kivbu u . h .1 . n ....- k u . . -mi...
and Mrs. YorK i-amer responded, '
iMrftinina junnniT jwomizM in.
euesta which were the F. H. A.
Officers; President Betty WilUams
Vice President, Jessie Mao, Rhodes
Secretary Katie Eue Grady; Trea-'
surer Jean Humphrey, Reporter
Glenda 'Thomas; Historian; Joyce
Blizzard;' Parliamentarium, -Marie
Smith Song Reader, Faye Kennedy
Pianist,Agnes Lanier- also., the
Chapter Parents, Mr.' and . Mrs. R.
S' Batchelor, Mrs; 7 - Lanier.
Mr ;and Mrs. Kenneth Grady Mr.
and. Mrs., wr Ray ' Humphrey - and
Mrs Norman t Sandlin.'- Responses
to;, recognition was by M.' F V.
Spenear ,'j 1 :
; The - closing eremony, was an Em
blem Service by the officers and
members. The menu consisted of
Orange Juice, .ham,: t. creamed pota
toes, garden peas, glazed apples
relish platter, hot. rolls butter str
awberry Shortcake, tea, and. mints.
The waitresses .were girls from
the . eight grades Judy WilUams,
Martha Sandlin, Addle Sue Rome,
Julta, Thlgpen, jean, Campbell,
Delia Quinn; Helen Kennedy. Sue
Duff, Patsy McDowell, Nancy Pic
kett, Rita Sumner and Ola Thigpen
;, Y.'lV l'. 11 1111 1
Easter Sunrise
Services Held
'. Rev, ( W.- Burkette Raper Presi.
dent of Mount Olive Junior College
was the speaker for the Easter Sun
rise Services held on the campus
of the Beulaville School at 5:53
a. m. "Easter Morning.
. Seventeen churches participated
in the Sunrise Easter Services and
around five hundred people attend
ed, endeavoring to further Christ.
Ian Brotherhood and community
wide Christian Programs. , i
-. At thf mirt mpetinff - (ifjUMleefnn
on the' possibility of having Bible
offered as an elective course in
our High School.
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; ; Card of Thanks
Mr,' and Mrs. L. J. Brock wish
to express their thanks and ap
preciation for the kindness shown
them during the tragic death of
their son. ' f i f
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