North Carolina Newspapers

Ctr UN TIMES KENANSVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 81. 1961 '7 Pcisorah Mr. find Mrs. Morris, Brinson nnrrncv7n a - . 1 pita for check-up '. Mrs. D. S. Williamson and Rob,- ert Franklin also Mr. and, Mrs. , k - -r- Society ner at Myrtle Beach, S.; C, reten ' tly. V, 'V. ,t Mrs. Ida Thomas of Sarecta spen 1 ... l. .lit- I. W. If law wun npr jituce, mrs, iwX TZri5rW Williamson vis.ted Mr. and tted M-$gt. and Mrs Frank Tur- ' rrh , iii,,. w ri-v v "- Mouqt on Monday of this week. Mrs. Lucy fyndall of Kinston has been visiting jthe E. C. TyndaUs. Mrs.' Hazel Scott and Mrs. D. S. Williamson, shopped in Goldsboro last Saturday. They were accom H. Mrs. Hattiej -Middleton and Mrs. James Middleton of Warsaw were Sunday guest of Mr .and Mrs. P. J. Dobson. f Mrs. Wiley Booth and son, Wiley, Jr., have returned home from ' Memorial' General Hospital, Kins-1 ..ton. j Mrs. J. R. Grady and Margaret I - 'attended Homecoming day at V ar-1 -saw Methodist Church. Sunday. 4 Mr, and Mrs. Stacy Smith and daughter. Raven, visited her par ents Mr. and Mrs. Weston near Trenton, Suday. Mr. and Mrs. Buffaloe and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of Garner at 7 tended the Homecoming Sunday and visited Rev. and Mrs. Lauren c Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vestal were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mark bam, in Raleigh last Wednesday : evening. Guest from Hong Kong China Bridge Port, Connectiut; Siler City and Raleigh also enjoy ed their hospitality. ! Mr.: and Mrs. Plato Thigpen and daughters of Beulaville attended 4h homecoming at the Baptist Chu rch Sunday. Mr. N. B. Boney of VA hospital, Fayetteville accompanied Mrs. Boney home, Friday for the wcek , end, returning on" Sunday. . D. H. McKay orttfltingfon was in town during the week end. : y- Irs. Davis Hollihgswprth of War- saw spent Sunday with the C. E. . Stephens family. ' Mrs. C. C. Wood and Mrs. Allie Williamson were in Warsaw Satur day afternoon. Mrs. Allie Williamson were in ! Warsaw Saturady afternoon. Mrs. Glenn Rasmussen, Mrs. G. ; V., Gooding and Miss Sylvia Good ing left Sunday for New York City where Miss Gooding will enroll in Katherine Gibbs school. Mrs. Colon Holland shopped in .Goldsboro last Saturday. Mr. Roscoe Jones went to Nor folk,' Va. Sunday via bus. He will be .there several days, in the Naval Hos panied by Mrs. Harold Precythe of Faisnn. Mesdames Mary Ivey Taylor and Estelle Harrcll of Burgaw : visited Mrs. Lucille Bowden and her mo ther, Mrs. Nora Shaffer last week Mrs. Zora Daniels or Oriental has been visiting her sister Hcsdam esPaul Ingram, John Pierce and Walter Futrelle. Mrs. C. B. Guthrie accompanied others to Cbapel Hill last Wednes day. Mrs. N. B. Boney attended the U. D. C. Meeting last Wednesday afternoon in Warsaw at the home of The Powell Sisters, Mrs. 1. Southeiland spent last Monday night in Fayetteville with her sister, Miss Ella C. Cogdell. She accompanied Mrs. G. V. Good ing and daughter Sylvia who visi ted other relatives there. The Douglas McBryde Family ol Maxlon spent last week end here with her father, Mr. Charlie Steph ens and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hodges at tended the home, coming services at Prospect Church near Erwin-Jpst Sunday. -4- W MS Met Monday The Womans Missionary Society met on Monday ev?nini; at the Educational building. Mrs George Penney presided, opening the meet ing with prayer, followed by a hy mn. At the business session, the fol lowing officers were elected for the coming year. Mrs. Macy Brinson, President; Mrs. Margaret Oakley, vice-president; Mrs. Betsy Sharpe, secretary. Mrs. C. B. Guthrie presented an interesting program on "We Bring Our Gifts of Love," stressing, "Wit nessing where we are." Mrs. Amos Brinson dismissed the group with prayer. m fievfipn wiii ; lerve Trade Fair " North Carolina's reignirf': beauty Susan Kay Woodall of Roanoke Rapids, will join a bevy oi thf date's loveliest girls - more than 50 m all - at 'the North Carolina Trade Fair in Charlotte. October l?-2l ' Emmalee Caddy,, the Interna tional Tobacco Queen;.-Maul ui uv on, Carpi Ann Williams; and North Carolina's Dairy Princess, Barbara Agnes Morgan, will all be on hand luring the opening days of the Mammoth- trade ;evcnt, where they will join a corps of 50 other beau tics, participants in the recent Miss North Carolina Pageant, who will represent' the Statp and their honw communities as official Trade Fair hostesses. Costumed in identical outfits - ,i dark brown Fall cotton frock with beige beret and gloves - the official hostesses will serve for two days each, with a group of ten girls on duty each day of the Fair. A floral identification badge will complete the outfit of each girl, so that she may . be easily recognized by visi tors from abroad. The appearance of Miss North Carolina, as well as participation of the 50 local beauty queens as iios tesses, is sponsored by the North Carolina Jaycees. Housing and cha peronage at the time of the Trade Fair-is being' arranged by the Char lotte Jaycees. Gail Newton Miss Raleigh will be one of tire hostesses ' ' , ,,? ; V :qHM&t& mtjxrMm ; 1 li 4 " t S , 1 " f 4 t V , s , i. f v . " , t ' I I ' -y .,' W ,t I H, j , t ' i ili . 1 k r-'S ... mkv! , .. I .v-: - i t Q Mrs. John Wesley YaJton ... was Miss Lovey Ellen Kelly Miss Kelly, Mr. Wa!iori Vqq$ Spoken Sam's Drug Store v Rose Hill, N. C. Attend Dedicatory Services The following relatives of the late Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brinson attend ed Jhe dedication service "in their memory -at the Baptist Church Sunday: Mr. arid Mrs. Stokley Bos tic, Mr. Bilbro Bostic of Beulaville; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bostic, Atkin son; Mr. and Mrs. -George Bostic, Mr. Ed Bostic,. Mrs. Walter Bostic, and son, and Mrs. Nora Jewell o:' Warsaw and Mrs. Ben Stroud. Eastern Star Met Past Matrons anil Past Patrons of Kenansville Chapter, No. 215, Order of the Eastern Star were hon ored i when the local chapter met last Tuesday nihl at 8 o'ciock in the Lodge Hall. Mrs. iVolotte Rog ers, Worthy Matron and A. Colon Holland, Worthy P.itron were in their respective .sessions. After the Ritualistic closing and Flag cere mony a short business session was held after which the past matrons and Past .Patrons were introduced hv Ihp r nnHiir'krwcync Tim Act.milo Matron presented them eaeli with a lovely handkerchief as a gift o' appreciation from the Worthy Mat . f PD (-; CO ' Z$M TREAD Mk. m SOFTLY I WJ FDQ 0(27 , a 4y$fy j! f mi m Fold il! lA'.a''T-ta'tf'-'k''h''iio' wonderful? Life SWde's dWfc Curir.J construo' tion! And the look is all fall s.-mor, y.-'tli a beH ihaped heel and color schore Unit ieSects your lenseof fasbioa Ii or Bili-..:' !'' : -,'w ..Po'-l's. Shoes i'V Presbyterian Women Hold Meet "The Path of the Future" was the topic of the General Meeting when the Women of Grove Presbyterian. Church, met in the Sunday School building on Monday ni.uht of thU week at 7 30. This program was! based on the Study Book, having been revued by the Presbyterian Women during the past tiiree mon ths. The name of the book was. "Tomorrow's Church in Tomorrow's World" by Dr. Thompson, immedi ate past Moderator of the Genera! Assembly. Mrs. N. B. Honey had charge of the program assisted by Mesdames .1. B. Wallace. Leo Jack son, Daniel Floyd and Martha Sir. terson. The Devotional was conduct ed by Mrs. Mattie Sadler, after whi ch Mrs. G. S. Hodges. President, presided over the business session and made the closing prayer. Twel ve ladies were present. Miss Lovey Ellen Kelly, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmctt E. Kelly of L Olive, R. F. D., and Mr), John Wesley Walton of Raleigh, son )f Mr. and .-rs. Louis H. Wal ton of Raleigh, were wed at the home of her parents on September 2. Rev. Lauren A. Sharpe, Baptist minister of Kenansville, officiated. Vows were spoken before an impro vised altar in the living room of the home. Candelabra, with burning white tapers, were flanked with standing baskets of Mums and Gla dioli. The three-branched candela bra were twined with sprays of fens. The bride wr.s dresses in a white dress with, fitted uonice and lace overskirt, and wore an orchid cor- I sa;:e. Her accessories were white. The bride's mother was dressed in an acqua sheath jacket dress, with matching accessories. The groom's mother wore a jacket dress of .cinnamon shade. Mrs. Walton attended Harbarger hitcinAtfc nnltera dnA Vine kaan tt'?i.-l? ine for the oast two vears atNa- U tionwide Insurance office in Raleigh Mr. Walton is employed in Raleigh with a Plumbing and Heating Com pany. They will mak their home in Raleigh. Jujre, Sr. of DuBois, Ind. His Mat erial grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Jenkins of Warsawr Death: Night Classes Mf. Olive College Registration for night classes in business education at Mount Olive College is being hold open through this week. President W. Burkette Raper announced today. Three courses are being ofered shorthand, tyvcvriling, and hook keeping on Monday and Wednes day evening i from 5:30 to 10:0Q o'clock Interested students should con tact the college or Mrs.' Martha McPhail King, instructor, (Tele phone OL 8 2K5K Students may enroll for one or more courses. Regfstration is, open to the ruhl'C. STEPHEN W. McGUIRE Stephen Wayne McGuire, eight clay old son of Mr. and Mrs, John McGuire of Cherry Point died Sun day night in the Naval Hospital at Camp LcJeune. Graveside funeral services were conducted Tuesday morning at 11:00 O'clock in Devotional Gar dens near Warsaw by Rev. L. T. Wilson, pastor of the Warsaw Meth odist Church. In addition to his parents he is survived by three sisters Patricia Ann, Carolyn Sue and Yvonne, one brother Franklin Keith Mcfjurie all of the home. His Paternal grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- John D. Wells Jack David Wells 40 of Wallace died Thursday night in the Veter ans Hospital at Durham. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at 3:00 O'ciock at the Wallace Presbyterian Chur ch by" Rev. James Atwood, pastor. Burial was in Rock fish Cemetery with Masonic rites. He is survived by his wife, the former Verlie Quinn, one son Dav id, two daughters Joyce and Jac quelin of the home. Two brothers Robert Lee and Edward Sloan Wells both of Wallace. Four sisters Mrs. Edward F. Johnson, Mrs.. David Powell Mrs. W. B. Riven bark of Wallace and Mrs. E. V. . p For glorious Dingers Cheezl'lmem! Spoon it! into hot foods ? Heat it! for duett sauet Spread it ! foe snicks KRAFT'S amazing pasteurized process chees , spread for dozens of , fatt ckHM fcvate i: i Do you have woodland that needs .thinning for growth of fast saw timber? ' : ' ; ",' If you do and want an expert job plus highest prices for pulpwood , .. . CALL OR WRITE ROBERT E. WARD. P.O. Box 172 WALLACE, N. C Hojve Ph. : Office Ph. ? 28 9-4031 AT 5-2870 Rose Hill ,V v WaUace . . Yard Ph. .. .. ; ; V AT 5-2392 i.r ' .'. ;- Wallace Office In" Wallace - : Hwy. 41 West For ;Ycu and Your, Family I FAPXQUT SHELTER ? 1W U. S. Shelter Co. - ; v "Our Business Is Saving Your Life" , , . -Unitized construction ready tor Installation accepted bv the office . of Civil Defense. Complete with bunks, forced oir ventilatjoni svsa" tem and flooring. ' ., '.." T' "'--v,':- SOLD LOCAUY Y . . ::,;V V' -"v" " Godwin Building .' V. ' ' '" ':.- .' , .:. V Inc.;;, ; .' GENERAL ; CONTRACTOR Compaq Phone 29 3-4500 Box 367 CLSIFIED RATES: hree cents per word.' minimum charge ef 75o. Unless yea have an accouw wna n please send P'pnpy stamr., raoacj, order or clieck wltu ails., - . '- , ? i Federal Land Bfank loans . are available thru CIthton " National Farm Loan Association, Ce,n(jic( DcWItl Cart, Secretary . , . J"rea- surer, P. O. Box , Zfi. Phone 2262 Clinton, N. C. Mr. Can- Is In PCA office In Kenansville ; between 1 i and It O'clock eveqr Juesday.mqrqhif. ,. : CTF. - '!" -. . ,! ' ". WPMAN WHO CAN. DRIVE . V"i If yon would 'enjoy working J or 4 hours a day calling regularly each month on a Krono of ' Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to he ville. and are wlllimr to mak ll'irfit deliveries, elc.r'write to STUDIO GIRLV COSMETICS. ' Dent, i SWJ2. Glendale, California. Route will nay up to $5.00 per hour. ' " .;'' s-zi-ztc. - ' TYPEWRITERS ADDING mach ines rcpaJrod. New Royal type writers for every need. Dial Golds boro 'RE 4-4845 Worley Typewriter Exchange. 156 Sooth enter.St.,. CTFt : ' FARM LOANS t YEAR term two Interested rate." Complete Insurance Service.) Thigpen Flo- i... i " ill , - CTF. 1 ' FEMALE HELP WANTED ' "AVON IS CALLNG" In , yMr neighborhood through T. V, Be the Avon RepreseuiuSve In yoor nelh. borhood and turn spare time lei, V money,. Write at once to Avon Maa- agef, Box 1295, Kinston, t ' 1 J M . HELP WANTED , . Energetic 'man over- 21 to serve established customers in ' Central Juplin ; County - with Nationally ' Ad vertised Watluns Products.' Nearby Jealers have profits exceeding $1U0 Weekly. No Investment. - If Interest - fed.' wnte P. Ct Box No. 1092, Golds boro, N: C.J-J , , " - ' 9-28-4T-PD. " Driven ; GUies Service, ;j Auto Glass Installed. Table Topi, Mir rors. If It's glass, ; we have 1 11, Atlantic Glass Company. " jai' South rront Street Wilmington, N. C. .WANTED, IWe want a, irf or land In fys county, u yuu nave any lana fnai yoo want to sell now or this fall Just write to LAND In care of this newspaper, telling how to reaph you and when we can see you. : CTFi'V-'':'"-'".?"-'''' -''"; -' Pate of Kinston-Salem, also several nieces and nephews. LEO CARR MATTHEWS Leo Carr Matthews. 40 died Wed nesday at bis home near Teachey. Funeral services were conducted at the Corinth Baptist Church Fri day afternoon at 3:00 O'clock. by Re,. E. ,F. Knight, pastor. Burial followed in the Baker. Cemetery near the Church, t . ' He is survived by his wife, ' the former Ruby Henderson, two sons Johnnie Lee and .William Carr Mat thews, two daughters Gloria Dianne and Viola Kay Matthews all of the home. His mother Mrs, B. W. Mat thews of Teachey. Five brothers Al ton of Rose Hill, Fred and Charles fit Willard,-- Paul - and -Pratt, Mat, thews of - Teachey, ; Four sisters Mrs. Cladys Bryant of Rose Hill, Mrs. Madge Hollinksworth and Mrs Ruth Blanton of Wallace and Mrs. Mary Ann Matthews of1 Greenville, S. C. and' a number of neices an4 nephews. ; : , ; : ' :- . . WHOLESALE BUILum'C mater- Is, vBitfb and cairy Credit U need ed. All materials guarajptejd. .Well worth " trip tlo Southern Supply Conmany, 'Clinton Across Irpm'ih -Park. ...v H S vi . . J. , WANT TO BUY smal( farm' ( about 1 acres) In Oupjia Cooitt Want (arm wlth ...Vce,-a suiailv garden plot and; sttean Ufa fishing - .a larni suitaolf orrretlremen ' - , vlsa r, GAyiN v ' ' tkALY VOWS, ALASKA - - Ml-2fc! , , LOST: Last Sunday afternoon near Duplin General Hospital In Kertanay mi M Jewel Elgin Watch, Gold Plated. Medium Ue. finder Pleas gsturp Tp 4d4?igned Owner and Receive Reward.-; -vtj: ,fx-: .v' p;-: C, E. Oulnn-lBWivUler' K. 1ft ' :' frJ UiMMi i'V t a ,.'r'T.. .M.'.r ... .' - WANTED:' Assistant Maintenance Maa. Must be Mteh School graduate and have provatf mechanical 'ability and experience; ha nlumhlng, heat ing, etc. Must be ,ocer and reliablei Salary , comeosuf ate wit : ability. Salary carries excellent fringe bene' fits.- APPV m Person o Tyson Bostic, Duphn A General Hospital, Kenansville, :'yj j Wilmington, rlorth Caroline ' lor your fall millhiej-y r wardrobe see our AMY ' HAT$ 5.99 -15.00 ''I 'iX- .-i Millinery. Second slopr ; I '' ! i 1! FOUND! CORO'S GOLDEN TREASURES discover; the top lopks of -: uic seasun - ail fljer: $1 &$2 Plus Fed. Tasf ' . . . ' 4 1 ' ' " Earrfpgs, pin,, bracelet, Beckla,ces , . the brightest collection of Jewels ever some that sanest fi family heirloom past all designed for the fnture. , Jewelry. Main Floor 1! - SALE! now thin Sept. ? Hejrtess : Fine Hpsiefy 2Sc a pair seamed ' . r ' - ,. Seamless ; SJ m. . . 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