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to
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: 'I ih j Is a patient In
T . a ial in Kinston. .
j 1 I,Irs. Eddie Paul Thlg
r i bui family of Raleigh spent
1 t we k end with Mrs. Sadie Thig
pi " and Mr. and Mrs, Marion Bra
ts I r . ' - -' .
J 'rs. Norwood Miller, Mrs. Callie
Fhe'ps and Miss Maye Belle Phelps
su- peJ in ' Jacksonville Monday
a. moon. ' . 1'
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson
visited i Mrs. Blanch. F o s t e r
in Jacksonville Sunday afternoon.
Is'rs; Walter Hardister spent last
week in Carthage visiting Mrs. M.
M. Bailey, her mother, Mrs. Leland'
Grady, Annette and Janet joined
them Friday . .
Miss Janice Batchelor : of Wil
mington spent last week end with
Miss Marie Smith. ' v
Mrs. Reba Sholar made a busi
nes trip to Clinton Friday.
" Tuesday Mrs. Zoya . Jones , and
Mrs. Kate .Jackson visited Mrs. Her
bert Cottle in Rose Hill. '
Friends of Carol Bostic Mrs. Bil
lie . Bostic) . are sorry to , hear that
she broke her arm last week. .
Mrs. Floyd Harvey and children
Tom, Tina, Bill and Jeff of Pink
Hill visited Mrs. I. J. Sandlin Tues
day-. Little Tom and Tina spent
Wedensday with the Sandlins. ;;
'Mrs. Dorothy" Littleton of ' Bur
gaw spent Tuesday with Mrs. Lela
'Mercer and Mrs. Betty Brown. ? ,
Mr. and Mrs. Macon Brown and
Douglas visited relatives In Mt
Olive Friday afternoon.
Ted Clark 6f El Paso, Texas ar
rived " in Beulaville Wednesday
night for a few days visit with his
parents, Jtfr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark.
rn nviria. TttA- visitor) his sister.
Dee; in Raleigh and his brother
" lAWglHV ill VtUW JUUBC WW
ol,' afterwards be left for New
York. - , '
Miss Mary Alice Whaley, Mrs.
Tommy Griffin, Mrs. Corbett Wes
tnii f Pink Hfll and Cm. Turner
: enjoyed supper at Griffins in Golds
bora Sunday evening - -'
Miss Ermie Sanderson made a
business trip to Wallace Tuesday
afternoon. ' ".-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brinkley and
Earl of Teachey' were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Pate.
Monday night, Mrs. H. J. JBrown
and Rachel and Mrs. Herman Gore
visited Mr H. J. Brown who is a
patient in the Kenansvllle Hospital.
Mrs. Raleigh Lanier and Airs
Sudie Netherout made a business
trip to Kinston Monday. f -
Amnna thnm from BeulAville en
joying a seafood dinner at Sneads
Cor' inat finn1v wnw' Mr.- and
Mrs. Jessie Ray Bostic and peno.
Mr.'and Mrs. Allen ymnn anacnu
dren and Ransom Mercer.- j,
FriHnv mlirtit. the Women's Auxi-
iliary of the Beulaville Free Will
HniinMs rhiirrh held cottaee nrav-
er meeting at the home of Mrs.
Jeanette Whaley.. s. . '
Mr- anA Mrs' Mnlvin ftradv and
family of Jacksonville were week
end guests of Mr. ana Mi Jimmy
rady. . v'-'Y' ?
tlnrmmi flnra mmta-A l huslneSS
trip to Warsaw Monday and also
visited his parents Mr :-. and Mrs.
James L, Gore.
Ttnhhv ftnmnuaeh. Roland Jones.
nrui Andrew .Jackson made A bus
iness trip to Raleigh Monday.
.Mr. nd Mrn . Maurice Jackson
and Mrs. Nina Jackson visited Mrs.
Joel Jackson in Fayettevuie oast
Siridy . '' "
, Mr and Mrs. Leonard Nethercutt
of Rooky Mount were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Betty jacsson ana.
Lou. "
Mrs'. Lou Belle Williams and Mrs.
Lydia Reese attended the Lowery
MiteheU wedding ; in KenansvUle
Saturday, afternoon.
Mr. and i Mrs.V Gordon Miller
made a business trip to Kinston
Monday , .',
Mr .and Mrs. W. J. TbemaS'and
son of Raleigh were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tho
mas and Mr .and Mrs. Rushan Bos
tic, ' '
Mrs. Maurice Jackson, and Mrs.
L
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Big eventl Baby tooth out! Put Her parents, of course, are the
under her pillow for the good good fairies. They are helped by
fairies to replace with a gift. their savings account. .
v.
They save the safe, smart way - Savings plu$ earnings mean
...with us. ..where their money security for this little lady now,
earns such excellent returns.- and later, a college education.
does make difference
Where yon save h)
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J." i CI. ICir.-lcfi, t3. C
arl Sloan visited Mrs. Bertlce
Sloan and M rs. Lizzie Brown v in
Wilmington on Friday. ' - '
Miss Katie Sue Grady of Flora
McDonald College visited her par
ents Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Grady
a few days this week. ' .' -
Mrs Adell Matthews .1 and Mrs.
Lula Parker visited Mrs. R. E.
Quirm and Mr. and Mrs; Harold
Matthews of Raleigh , few days
last week. , - k ' ;
. . ' Friends of Etheline , Ja?kson are
sorry tff tnr that she haslieen bos'
pitaliid in Duplin General Hospi
tal.'...'.; v. - '
, Miss Annette Thomas shopped in
Kinston Friday.
- Miss Glenda Thomas of Rocky
Mount visited Mrs. O. C. Thomas
last Tuesday. ' i
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kxum
visitecL friends and relatives here
Tuesday. '
Miss Shirley Johnson, ' .Janice
Smith, Mary Beth Hunter, M rs.
Caroline Johnson, and Mr. Canary
Batts visited Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Hunter in Vermont last week. "!
Friends of Ann Louise Jackson
are sorry to hear tyiat she is hospi
talized. '
Miss Nancy Irene Miller of Cam
pbell College visited her parents a
few days this week.
Willie Home of State College was
home over the week end. ,
. Mr. Clinton Campbell and James
Emory shopped in Kinston Satur
day morning.
Gerald Nethercutt of E. C. c.
Greenville was home over the week
end. ' - ' ' - ' v.
Friends of Peggy Maready . are
sorry to hear that she has been
hospitalized hi Duplin General Hos
pital. - .'. ..'
Mr. and Mrs. Emory uunpDeii oi
Fayetteville was f liome over the
week-end. '-y.- '
Roger. Craft of -E. C. C. Green
vilel was -home over the week end.
Larry -Kennedy- of Fayetteville
was home over the week end. ' -
Friends of Eleanor t Smith are
sorry to hear that she has been hos
pitalized in Duplin General Hospi
tal, i V fr ' r ,,"
I.Mrs'.' Clinton Campbell and Jean
and Mrs. 'Vifr Difley' made a busi
nesS trip to Warsaw Saturady after
noon. , , -
Friends of, H.' J. Brown are glad
to hear that he is home after being
hospitalized in Duplin General Hos
pital. ' . " ' - ', i '
Jule Matthews of New Bern vi
sited his mother Mrs. Adell Matt
hews over the week-end.,
Miss Donna Jan Sumner of E. C.
C. Greenville was home over the
week-end. ., : :,.
Mr. and Mrs Emory Campbell
visited, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Camp
bell and family of Durham Sun
day. " '..-;;
Mr. and Mrs Joe Williams of
Kinston visited 'Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Williams Saturday evening, ,
Mrs, - Vic Oxley, Mrs, ' Clinton
Campbell and I Jean shopped in
Goldsboro Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cottle, Ter
ry and Tim of New Bern visited
Mr. and Mrs. J o, Cottle and Mr,
and Mrs. Normond Sandlin. over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Bostic
C, ; i. ..i v. i i c. u..s.
Leo Lrown and I hyliis , over the
week end.
The following . people of E. C
Greenville were home over - the
week end. Donna Jan Sumner, Ro
ger Craft, Steve Rhodes, Geraldine
Kennedy and Joyce Blizzard. '
Mr .and Mrs. Wilbur Hussey en
joyed a seafood dinner at Sneads
Ferry Sunday night. I -
Mr. and Mrs. Jlussell Lanier,. Mr,
and Mrs. Bill Carroll and Mr; and
Mrs. Harry Phillips of Warsaw en
joyed a seafood dinner at the Sou
thernaire .in Sneads Ferry Sunday
night. , - - . v . . i
Mr. arid Mrs. Glenn Lanier, Ab
bie and Cathy of Raleigh spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Arc
hie Lanier. '. ' ','V
. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll visited
Mr. Carroll's mother in Warsaw
Sunday afternoon, v ' i
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Agnes Lanier
Named
"Good Citizen"
Miss Agnes Lanier, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Lanier of Beu
laville, was recently chosen as the
"Good Citizen" for Beulaville High
School. This was sponsored by the
Colonel Thomas Johnson Chapter
of the United Daughters of the
Confereracy of Ricblands. Mrs. Lot
Belle Williams, Regent, reported
that Miss Sarah Hall; daughter of
Mr. and, Mrs. Nathan Hall of Rich
lands was chosen for Richlands
School. Those chosen from this dis
trict were entertined Saturday by
the District 7 Director, Mrs.- Scott
Russ Of Fayetteville. They enjoyed
a tour of Fort Bragg and luncheon
at the Officers Club.
Mrs. O. P. Johnson was hostess
on Saturday evening honoring her i
husband on his birthday.
Those enjoying the -turkey din
ner, country ham, v birthday cake
and ice cream were his office per
sonnel and Invited guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Browder, Miss Eleanor
Boney, Mrs.- Evelyn Pope of Wal
lace; Mr .and Mrs. (Byron Teachey,
Miss Annie Mae Brown, Miss Mary
Anne Teachey, Miss Jessie Murphy,
Miss Velma Murphy of Rose Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stevens and
Mrs. J. R Grady of KenansvUle:
Mr. Ed Wbrley of Goldsboro.
Announce
Engagement
Miss Delores Ann Atkinson, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. (Dock)
Atkinson of Dover who announce
her. engagement to Joe Davis Whit
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland
D, Whitman of KenansvUle.
The wedding will take place on
February 11 in the Dover Metho
dist Church. The couple will make
their home in Wilmington.
PYF Have Fun
' Rev, Richard Holshouser, Mrs.
Paul Shephens, Mrs. B J. Riven
bark and Mrs. J. R. Grady chape
roned the members of the Presby
terian Youth Fellowship group ' '
Clinton on Monday evening for
and frolic at the bowling pavi'
Lucy Juy i. , . .-a L...ng. The
supper ' committee served - them
Ham,, green beans, boiled potatoes,
slaw,, hot buttered rolls, hush pup
pies, coffee and lemon pie. The
Blessing , was asked by the Rev.
Richard Holshouser, Guest speaker
of the evening was Superintendent
O. P. Johnson of the Duplin Coun
ty Schools. i i
T' lkVAA4W,
hool PTA will hue v. i i j
meeting at 7:30 p. m. on . ,
Feb. , 1961. ,
Mrs. Mattie Sadler's eighth grade
will present a Founder's Day pro
gram. Every parent and any other in
terested patron of our. school is
urged to attend this meeting. "
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs.- Sam Newton . of
Durham visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Williams last week, Mrs, William
Mercer of Goldsboro was Saturday
guest of the Wililams', Mr.V and
Mrs. Newton returned to Goldsboro
with their daughter. u
Mj-s. R. L. Sykes, Miss Mary Lee
Sykes spent Sunday in Wilmington
with the W. M. Eubanks. . : ....;
Mrs. Jack Sitterson spent Sunday
and Monday in Wilmington to be
with Mrs. James Taylor, an opera
tive patient at James Walker Hospi
tal on Monday. -;-. -,: f-
The ' Laurencev. Ryders of Ft.
Bragg were week end guest of
Mrs. Elolse '.Ryder and McCoy
Kennedy. . ? . '-
Miss Gail Newton of Meredith
College, Raleigh spent several days
with her . parents, Mr. and Airs. E.
A. Newton , v.'1'
leave this week for Hope jMiiisr w.
C to make their home, fu"
'Mr. and. Mrs. N. B. Boney were
in Warsaw Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gooding and
sons of Raleigh were week end
euests of Mr. . and i Mrs. Roscoe
Jones and DC .and Mrs. , G. . Vv'
Carl Penny of State Colelge, Ral
eigh visited his parents a few days
last week. v. -
James Edward Brinson of U. N:
C , Chapel HU1 spent several days
with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Brinson. y
Emory Sadler of State College,
Raleigh was home for. the week in
between, semesters -
Mr. and Mrs. John L owery have
returned . from their honeymoon
and spent the week end with their
mother, Mrs. Louise Mitchell and
Mr..iR. V. WeUs. -
On Saturday night, Mr. V. H.
Reynolds, accompanied by two dau
enters. Marv Lou and Ruth, attend
ed the State-South Carolina basket
ball game in Raleigh. '
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lewis and
family spent last week end in Sum-
pter, South Carolina, visiting rela
tives.' ."'v'---Oliver
Vestal of Wilmington Col
lege, ' Wilmington spent , several
days recently with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Ellis Vestal.
Ensign and Mrs. Brinson Vestal
and daughter left this week for
Norfolk, Virginia to make thier
home.;' -';.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jackson of
Fayetteville were week end guest
of his parents, Mr -.and Mrs. Leo
Jackson. :;.;; -:'? i
Mrs. E. C. Burch spent the week
end in Kinston visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. MoGoWen at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Ada
Williams Smith in Warsaw on Mon
day. -
Miss Sylvia Gooding of Salem
College, Winston-Salem was home
for the week end with, her parents.
Dr. and Mrs.-G,-VGoodtag,-Mrs.
Gooding accompanied Sylvia to
Raleigh Monday,, being overnight
guest oi Mr. ana iMrs. sieve uooa-
ing.' (
Rev. and Mrs. Lauren bnarpe
and family visited in Garner dur
ing the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. K B, Boney were
in 'Wallace Monday afternoon. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. . JerriU of
New Bern visited in town recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Andrews,
Mrs. J. R. Grady and Margaret vis
ited in Mt. Olive Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Gladys: Nethercutt and her
mother, Mrs. Prudie Griffin Parker
were calledrto Grimesland recen
tly duetto the illness of Mrs. Par
ker's younger daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Macon Turner of
Beulaville visited the Oliver, Smith'
last week end. Other guests of the
Smiths on Sunday were the Walter
Smith nf Wallace. ;
J Miss Sylvia Chestnutt of East Car
olina College, in Greenville, N. C.
spent the past week end here with
her parents, The Thomas Chestnutts
Mrs. Alton Newton went to Ral
eigh last Friday to get her daugh
ter, Gail who came home from Mer
edith for the week end
Mrs. Allie Williamson spent sev
eral days last week in Grimesland
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wood and
daughter, Patricia Zirges went to
a friends funeral near Princeton
last Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney accom
panied Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth
to Fayetteville on Tuesday of this
week to see Mr. Hollingsworth who
Is in the V. A. Hospital. v
C. C Wood was called to Elkin
on Monday due to the Ulness and
hospitalization of his father.
BUly Thaxton of Kinston recent
ly visited his cousin, BUly Craft.
Mrs. Clarence Murphy has made
several trips to Wilmington recent
ly due to the hospitalization of her
aunt, Miss Minnie Boone. -
Mrs. Lola Smith accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Hollings
worth to Kinston one day last week
Among the local people admit
ted to Duplin General Hospital re
cently werer Mrs. Cora Brinson,
Miss Kate Newton and Clarence
Murphy. We wish for them a speedy
recovery. ; v.: -i';:'-t,:, '
Mrs. John A. Gavin and sister,
Mrs. Birtell Nixon were Sunday
guests of the 0. P Johnsons.
Dr .and Mrs. G". V. Gooding at
tended the funeral of Doc's brother-
in-law, Lee Evans in Kinston last.
Saturday afternoon.
The J. B. Strouds went to Kinston
last Saturday.
Men's Supper
Meeting
Eighteen men from the Halls-
vUle; Presbyterian Church
joined
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NOTICE-
Joe E. Wood of Olin - Mathieson Chemical O ora
tion of Wallace will be in the hospital (axJew
days, but during his absence, Jerry Gurganus,
bookkeeper, will be in the office-to take care of the
needs of all customers.
Customers are assured that their business will be
handled at Olin-Mathieson just a -
Olin-AAathieson
Chemical
Corporation
! ' Hwy 117
Wallace, N. C.
Phone AT 5-2334
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MATHIESON
Card.
Tournament
How about playing some kind of
game on Friday .evening at the
Public Health Building - to help
March of Dimes Drive"? A good
place for fun for a worthy Cause.
Organize your1 game m advance.
Table reservations may be made at
KenansvUle 29 6-2981 or with Miss
Mary Lee Sykes, Mrs. 0 L. Red
wine or Mrs. Gordon Kornegay.
Refreshments will be served and
prizes given. . , ...
Mrs. Sitterson 1
Hostess To Club
Mm .Turk Sitterson was hostess
tn hor hrMiro cluh on last Thursdav
evening with Mrs. Janet Giles as
additional guest. Others playing
were Mrs. "Pot" Craft, Mrs. Mar
tha Sitterson, Mrs. Mattie Sadler
Mrs. 2. W. Frazelle, Mrs. Bill Hel
ton, Miss Mary Lee-Sykes, Miss
Margaret Willams. '
During play tne nosiess servea
iroA drink and DOD Corn. After
ovrn1 nrneressions Mrs . William
Craft was given a knife "sharpener
for club hign, Mrs. uiies was re
membered with hose.
Miss Williams assited the hostess
in serving fruit pudding topped
with whipped cream and coffee.
With The Duplin
Circuit Rider
i.nnkine at that seed catalogue,
you see that wonderful garden God
will give you this summer and faQ.
rnn't vnu taste the tomatoes, the
fresh corn, the little early Irish po
tatoes and all tne rest! loosing ai
tha Rihln nno sees the love of God
and already is looking forward to
being with loved ones in Heaven.
The Bible is God's catalogue. Hea
ven is His Harvest.
Church School in Magnolia, Unity
and KenansvUle Methodist Church
es at 10:00 A. M.
Worship at KenansvUle at 11:00
A.M.
M. Y. F. and official Board at
Magnolia at 6:30 and 7:30 P. M.
Preacher Tom
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