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THE DUPLIN lIMUS KENANSVILLE, N. C. THURSDAY OCTOBER 19, 1961. :
, Personals
' Mr., and Mrs; Bernard $oodson
of Greenville weredmher' guests of
Mr, and llr. T. A" Jerr.igan, Sat
' urday. ' " u
' - Mr. and Mrs.' D L CheYry visited
In Jacksonville and, New Bern Jast
Wednesday. 1 - '
St Those home from college over the
weett end were Jack Alphin of Cha
pel Hill who visitetfr MsS' mother,
Mrs. Fred Alphin.
Morris Cherry of Campbell visited
v.,iv'- parents. M&and. MrsD. L.
$ Cherry. -
, ' Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Rhodes of
.:. :4 Raleigh- were week end guest of
Mr. -and 'Mrs.. Cyrus Rhodes over
I the week end. i
:; .- .'We are sorry to report that Mre.
Ivey Amon is ill at this writing.
- Mrs Carl Ivey. of - Raleigh was
home for the week end. ' .
i' .-, :..' Miss Linda Alphin of New Bern
was home for the week end visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Fred Alphin.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Cherry and
Mrs. A. E. Garner attended a con
ference' meeting at Statenburg, Sal
urday . t , t
Mr.-, and Mrs. George Westbrook
ot Kinston visited Mr. and Mrs.
Andy' Ivey Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Garner is 'visiting
Mrs. Metti? rjutton this week.
Mr; Bilne. Joe Ivey of Raleigh
visited Mr and Mr- Andy Ivey.
Homecoming day was observed at
.Rooty firanch F. ,W. B. Church Sun
day. Those attending from out of
the surrounding community were1:
Mrs. Elmore Bell and Mrs, 1 Annie
Ingram of Kenansville, Mr,, and
Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Mr. and
Mrs. Charle Bell of Beulaville, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Edwards and Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Bell and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Bell of
Warsaw, Mr. and . Mrs.1 Thurman
Davis and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jam-
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Martha Oiftlaw of Mt. Olive.
Mr. . and Mrs, Jessie Bell
i'amily and Mr. Lonpie Bell
family and Mrs. Ameda Bell
son of Roans Chapel, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. , Joyner of Gamer, and
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Rhodes and
tflihe Joe Ivey of Raleigh,; and
Mrs. Annie Rose Bell of Kinston.
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Woodland News
Personals
Mrs. Winnie Lee ana Betty Kay
Herring of Mt. Olive were luncheon
:uest in the hpme of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J". Walker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. .W. C. Tyndall vis
ited in the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. De
lano Tyndall of Mt. Olive.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. R. Chestnutt Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wells and son
The M. Y. F. of Woodland Churcn
Helen Waller and Faye Waller of
Scotts Store and Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Kornegay and children.
Mrs. Helen Waller and Mrs. S.
R. Chestnutt were shopper's in Gold
sooro Thursday. While there they
visited in home of Mrs. John Dail.
The M. Y. F. of oWodland Church
mat for a regular meeting last Sun
day night in the church. Miss Janet
A'eslbrook, president, had charge of
.he program.
Dr. H. L. Harrell of Pink Hill fil
ed his regular third Sunday night
reaching services at Woodland
hurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mozeley of
.inston visited in the home of Mr.
inct Mis. Leland Wallace and other
't-liitives Sunday.
Thursday guest in the home of
dr. and Mrs. James E. Westbrook
.re Mr. and Mrs. John X. Amon of
.11. Olive, and John I. Amon, Jr.
o: Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell attend
ed the Homecoming at Rooty Bran
h Church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace and
Trs. Charles Bell were recent visi
urs in the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
iorman Daly, Mrs. Frank Grant
rd Mr. and Mrs. Max Walker, all
of Goldsboro.
Mr and Mrs Joe Westbrook fish
ed at Topsail Beach Monday and
Tuesday.
Mesdames Leslie Teachey and
Garland Wallace spent Wednesday
.vith Mrs. Foy Kennedy near Beu
aville. Mrs.B. F. Wallace lSijapending
this week in Arlington, Va. with her
.denier and son-in-iaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Shivar.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Herring were
shoppers in Kinston Friday.
Scott's Store Mews
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Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Jackson
and Mrs. Nora Jackson visited at
Hampton, Va., Wednesday and Thu
rsday with Mr. and Mrs, Thornton
Staples and children .
Mrs. Helen Waller and Mrs. S.
R. Chestnutt were shopping in Golds
boro Thursday . and visited Mrs
Penme Dail at the home of Mrs.
Lila D. Holmes while in town.
The week end, Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Kcliy visited at Raleigh with
Mr. and Mrs. John Walton and Mrs.
Jeannette Baker, also Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Rhoaes of Clayton.
Sunday Mrs. Hubert Phillips and
boys of Kenansville visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Korne
gay. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dail have re
turned to their home here after vis
iting all last week in Waynesboro,
Pa., with the Froncy Dail family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Waller and
children of Herring Store were visi
tors of the Dan Waller family Sun
day P. M.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Whitfield of Mt. Olive visited her
brother Leslie Waters at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Price.
Durham Grady left Tues.lay for
Ft. Bliss, Texas where he will at
tend training school for six months.
Mesdames Ralph Waters. Bob
Waters, Leslie Kornegay and Dan
Price attended Conference of the
Advent Churches on Thursday. The
conference was held at Good News
Church near Wilson. They visited
the Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Ellis and
family while there.
Willie Simileton of Jacksonvilb
madfl a brief visit in the Ivey Sum
merlin home Sunday.
Wednesday niKht. Mr. and Mrs.
Hcb Waters and daughter Nellie,
vere supper trues! s of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil KorneRny at Gnllon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hill and baliv
of Goldsboro were week end guests
in the home ol Mrs. F.lva Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Howard,
Jr. of Ralemh marie a short visit in
the Buck Hill home Sunday.
Little Sonva Mane Powell of
Warsaw spent Saturday and Sunday
with her grandmother. Mrs. Oar
ne Scott.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herring on Sunday were their
son Ribert Herring and family of
Pearsai' s Chapel and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Mo. eley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Murphy at
tended Church services at Charity
Methodist Church Sunday :night.
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During Sunday visitors in the R.
G. Waters home were Mr .and Mrs.
William- Waters and children of Sut
ton town, the Robert Waters family
oi Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kor
negay, Jr. of Grifton, and Ray
mond iPUckett of Mt. Olive.
Mr .and Mrs. E. B. Dail visited
relatives in Wilmington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barwick and
sons, L. H. and Jackie, of the Zion
section, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Durham Grady for Sunday
dinner. ,
Mrs. Helen Waller spent several
days last week at Dublin with Dr.
and Mrs. R. L. Summerlin and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter are vis
iting at Washington with the Earl
Whaleys.
( Mrs. Elizabeth Grady and Mrs.
Peggy Potter of Goldsboro were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Grady Sunday night.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Helen Wal
ler were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carr
Faye
and Daly of Rose Hill and
Waller.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dail of
Pembroke spent the week end with
relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Anderson visited Mis
ses Isola Murry and Alice Summer
lin of Warsaw, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Hill
and baby visited Mrs. Sallie Parks
near Williams Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Carter spent
the week end at Hampton, Va with
the Harvey Pigford family. They
were accompanied by" Mrs. f Eld
ndge Carter and daughter of Caljrp
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A group of young folks .from
Ling Ridge Church visited at the
Children's Home at Middlesex Sun
day. Homecoming will be observed at
Long Rdige Church visited at . the
day, October 22. All former pas
tors members and friends have a
special invitation to attend. Dinner
pvill be served on the grounds at
12:00.
Revival services will begin ' at
Snow Hill Fri W-i-U,.. .
cb Sunday; flight, October 21.
Rer. JW M, Wiliii of GriftM vl i
the evangelist,
' Mr. ml Mm Erneci Water i 1
baby" and! Mr. Elva HJO Wfi
Durham Tuesday where- tb t r
of MrVand Mn. Waters w ad
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