C V.e s'.uJeuU speniiii the
: r holidays with their re
. otive parents were John Miller
t orn Plneland College. Keith Oates
and Elwood Walker from State,
Coaiile Jo Well from Peace and
George Bryant i Westbrook and
Judy Wallace from Mt Olive Jiuv.
'lor CoBee.-;:'i:':9VV.;vW;ww
Mist ' M4ry I Gold Wallace was
; guests soloist at an open house of
the New Hope Grange near Golds-
, boro Wednesday , night ' - '
Mr. and Mrs. WUlard Westbrook
' and sou , Anthony spent Sunday
with Mrs Westb rook's parents. Mr.
. and Mrs. Council Cauley of Kin.
1 Mrs. Garland Wallace and daug
, hter Judy shopped In Kins ton Frt-
, ; day morning. -'
, Mr. and Mrs. aV M. Murphy ac
,.:,, companied. by Thomas and .Helen
Murphy visited relatives in Wilmin
gton Sunday . '
Mr. and Hn Edwin Holmes of
GoMsboro spent Sunday with Mrs.
Holmes' parents Mr. and Mrs. C A
Walker
Mr and Mrs. Morris Holmes and
: children attended church services
at the Snow Hill Church Sunday
and were luncheon guest of Mr.
' : and Mrs. Park Holmes.
. The Rev. H. L. Harrell, who ser-
ved the Pink Hill group of churches
'filled his regular appointment at
the Woodland church Sunday A.
. M. He and his daughter were lun
cheon guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Taft Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker and
family attended the funeral ser-
... vices of Mrs Walker's aunt, Mrs.
Fennell Frederick in Warsaw Fri
day afternoon.
v Thomas and Helen Murphy of
New York City spent the holidays
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
B. M. Murphy. Helen Murphy Is an
air line stewardess with headquar
ters In New York City
Mr. and Mrs. Earl King and baby
of Mt Olive, spent Sunday with
Mrs. King's mother, Mrs. Winnie
Herring. They furnished flowers
for the Snow Hill church Sunday
in memory of their father, Henry
Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Quinn Frank-
lln Quinn. B. F Wallace and Mah
lon Wallace attended the Easter
Sunrise Services at Beulaville Sun
day A U.
Mesdamas M. B. Kornegay and
the i-j.vr lus.' Abu.
nathy and cLUuien - remained for
a longer visit - v. V
i Visitors of the C, W .Holmes fam
ily on-Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith of the Outlaw Brid
es section and daughter Miss Ed
wins Smith of WilUamston also Mr.
and Mrs. Duff .; Kornegay1. of the
Kornegay ' community ' and Adolph
Kornegay of Mt Olive.
; - Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kornegay and
chlldrenl visited her brother Walter
Whaley and family at Jacksonville
Sunday, i :..
Mount Olive Junior College Evaluated: Mr. Gordon, W. Sweet,
lelt, executive secretary of the Southern Association of . Colleges
and, Secondary Schools, was a recent visitor to Mount Olive Junior
College for the purpose of evaluating the program of the College
and making recommendations regarding it's future growth. In the
above picture, Mr. Sweet confers with Dean Daniel W. Fagg, Jr.
and Mrs. Hilda Sutton, registrar.
Mr. Sweet commanded the College on its rapid growth since
it opened in Mount Olive in 1954 and' said that he believed that
the institution was moving in the right direction to obtain mem
bership in the Southern Association in a reasonable number of
years. He said that it would be necessary for the College to operate
for a sufficient, period of time for a thorough study to be made
of its graduates with particular reference to their work in senior
college. , '
The need for a strong endowment was also emphasized by Mr.
Sweet.
Mount Olive Junior College a coeducational liberal arts college
sponsored by the Free Will Baptist denomination, is already ap
proved by the State Depar'ment of Education and the North Caro
lina College Conference. Enrollment for the current school year
reached 102.
WUlard Westbrook shopped in Kin- lMr- and Mrs- M- a Koeay were
Eton .Thursday. their children Mr. and Mrs Glenn
Mrs. Mattle S. Westbrook had as I Korneeay of Kinston and Mr and
her, guests Monday Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clifton Quinn and children of
Alien uettatt . ana daughter of Warsaw
Sunday guest in the home of
Miss Judy Dell Wallace attended
the ii if p LIN times
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' 'in? of Sherwood Avery
and Mildred Dorman in Dunn Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dail visited
Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Lifter in
Virginia last week end
Mesdames Fred Herring and Ro
bert Herring and children of near
Kenansville shopped in Kinston
Friday.
Cliftofij Herring spent the week
fend In Kinston with Dortch Her
ring.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. D. Westbrook of
Mt Olive visited in the- home of
Mr and Mrs. Sam Massey and Mrs.
Earl Falres Sunday afternoon.
Herring Store News
By Edd Kornegay
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Herring
and girls also Mrs. Maude Kelly
of Mt. Olive and Miss Nancy Lil
lian Grady of near Kenansville
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Kelly and family at Win
ston Salem. i
Mr. and Mrs. E. T Kornegay of
New Bern; Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
Ray Kornegay of Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Kornegay of Choco-
winlty were Sunday guests of their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Konr
negay. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Jones and
son Del Wray returned home Sun
day after having spent nearly two
years In Englend. Mrs. Jones is the
former Miss Ruby Powell daughter
of Mr.' ad Mrs. Melvln Powell..
Mr i and Mrs. Elmo Blizzard and
Dexter spent the wekend at Top
sail. ' .Mi'frVtS'tl. ".',.'!
Mrs. Kenneth Best of Goldsbord
spent the weekend with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. J E. Holt They
attended church services at Snow
HiU Church on Sunday. ' '&
Rev. H U Harrell and daughter
of Pink HiU were' dinner guests of
the Taft Herring family on Sunday.
Visitors of the Zollie Kornegay
family during the weekend were;
Miss Janlcy Moore of East Carolina
.College ' and Selby .. Kornegay and
children Kathy and Dock of Ral
eigh. . ' ,'ri
Mrs. Tommy Grady of Kinston
was a week enol guest of Mr. and
Cecil Kornegay.
Mr. and Mrs. Taft Herring and
daughter. Janet visited the Tipp
Scott family near Scotts Store on
(Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw and
children Faye and Gene vlsted her
mother Mrs. lAnnie Quinn and
family near Warsaw and attended
Easter Services at Johnson church
on Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Smith of Alb-
ertson were dinner guests of their
daughter add family Mr and Mrs.
L. C. Herring on Sunday.
Mesdames Zollie Kornegay Ervin
Kornegay Nora Outlaw and Carl
j&ornegay attended a quilting parry
in the home of Mrs. George Korne
gay near Rones Chapel on Tuesday.
Gerald Simmons of State College
visited the Taft Herring on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Herring and
Harry were . Siinday visitors of
Mr and Mrs. Lehman Williams near
Pink Hill.
He that brings sunshine into the
lives of others cannot keep it from
himself.
lt grand
salad dressing
the Scott Store Home IVinoiisna-
tion club was held in the home
of Mrs. Emmett Kelly. Wednesday,
April, X The devotion which was
given by Mrs. Kelly was timely for
the Easter season. 1 -
' Due to" the illness of the presid
ent Mrs. Jonas Dail,' the vjee pre
sident presided. Aftert discussion
and disposal of Business, Mrs. Cecil
Kornegay : home - management
leader, gave the 'demonstration on
"Saucepans and Frying pans."
i-Leader reDorta t wera given , bv
Mrs. Taft Herring, Foods and Nut
rition; Mrs.' Edd Kornegay; Home
Beautificatlon. .
For recreation the group enjoyed
an old time spelling; bee conducted
by Mrs. ' Jonas i DaU. v Afterwards,
Mrs. Kelly served refreshments to
the group including - four visitors
from Calypso club. - .
' vrV 'ft Personals
Altop Dail and Henry Dail spent
the Easter Holiday with their mo
ther, Mrs. Delia pail. The sons are
from Charlotte. ' ".; ', -j
Miss Gloria Uzzell of Goldsboro
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Miss Blythe Bell
.Mr. and Mrs. Currle Smith and
children of Smith Chapel vicinity
were dinner guests of the Edd Kor
negay Sunday, !''?';',
Mr., and Mrs. Bill Hargarves of
Mt Olive and sons, had supper
with Mr. and Mrs. Ivey- Summerlin
Saturday night v iv,. ; , '
Those from this area attending
Sunday School convention of the
Free Will' Baptist at the' asembly
Ground near Pink, Hill, Saturday
were Mesdames Bud Davis, Ivey
Summerlln Jonas Dail and. Ben
Sutton."
Mrs. Annie Garner of Beaufort
visited her mother, Mrs. Amantta
Sutton Easter Sunday.
Guests for Sunday dinner in the
Ivey Summerlin home were the
J. E. Stanley family of Washing
ton and the A. J. Summerlin'a of
Mt Olive . ,'
Mrs Jasper Bell visited relatives
tug. Li.,y Davis and . .... ,..ui iwy
Margraves family of lut Olive to
Wilmington Saturday to visit the
Azalea gardens.
- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Britt and dau
ghter of Grantham were . visiting
with the. George , $ Waters family
Sunday.
Wanda Bell spent the week end
with Monte Uzzell at Goldsboro.
, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Turner and
children of Mt Olive visited In the
Edd Carter home Sunday. , -.Mr.
and Mrs. Ivey Summerlin
and Mrs.' J.. E. Stanley went to
Wilson Saturday to visit Mr Floyd
Summerlin. , . : J ,N " , t
Mrs.' Nelson Kornegay and Dia-
nne of Goldsboro spent the Easter
holiday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Outlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Carter' Mr.
and Mrs. RayvCarter and Mr. and
Mrs W O Jones were in Kinston
Saturday shopping
: Mesdames ' Frank Lamb, of Zion
sectioh Estel Britt and James
Southerland of Kinston were vis
itors of the Robert Outlaw's Sun
day P. M. . ,
Mrs. Donnell Gibbs and Mrs.
Sallle Wallace Seven Springs spent
a while Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Emmett Kelly. ' ,
Mrs. Daisy Davis Mrs. Ivey Sum
merlin and Mrs. Jim Davis had
dinnerwith Mr '.and Mrs. Morton
in Mt. Olive Tuesday of last week
- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter visited
the J F, Thlgpens Sunday after
noon at DrummonsviTie. - .
i Weekend visitors in the Emmett
Kelly home were Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Rhodes and children and Miss
Love? Kelly Raleigh;' Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Summerlin and little daug
ter of Clinton,
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