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XH3 VVflSS TIMES, KENANSyilXE, N. :C, TRCRSDAT MARCH IS, 1962.
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feddlarid Mews; j ,More Kenansville News
. ffi.i- -vi : Vr 1 ; .next: stated nieetine of thj cl
Personal!
and Mrs. Adroa Goodman.
' ' here to attend the Funeral of Lynn of Mount Olive were guests Eastern Star
Mrs. R. L. Sykes held at the Me- Sunday of Mr. . and Mr. 1 John mt - , fif ' , 1
. hn,iif i-hnwh : JH , If enanBuillir Amim. Sm: i' i .,, -I Ct&CtS LJtTIC GTS ' f-
'MondaV. Mr's. Svkes was a sister I - Miss Gall Grady of Greenville, I". Mm' Kiii WamtHrnnlr ''urn lVr.
l.oln. im1 tam nt Mmint ni va 01 . w. ana X, A. jerniKun. m. jmrs. jvuoy urauy, mn. n.aie ou- twT Worthv Matron hf KenanSville
nd Mrs. Foy Goadman visited Slkes had several nieces of this mmerlin, Mrs. H. C. Lewis, Law chaptaf 215 Ordei1 of the Eastern Rogers ' and ' Mr. . HolJand. They
' Mr. and Mrs. 'Bob Goodman of Community.1, vf jton and Donna Merle were recent star when the chapter met ftt-iJ fwefe each remembered with an
Port St Joe, Florida and Mr., and Mrs. Holmes House of Kose H1U visitors 01 Mr. ana Mrs. w. 1. on Tuesday night at 7:30 in th j appropriate gift from their corps
next stated meeting of the 'chap
ter which i.vill be on March. 27thi
These will all be duly Installed' at
that time,'-A short' program' whlcft
was very ' impressive was given
by the retiring officers , for Mrs.
'v ' ' ' i i i. 1 1 i i ' I i ii' "i ' f 11 I ,". 1 ni l I
13-18-1 chaperoned a teen-age party , given people who have been t
iucledlH the Recreation room on the first tin m at. .the c -.1 t
was a study of James ' 3:
Mrl Martha O filtfarann PAnHllplAri
the business which was followed by floor of the Lodge -Building here band and Miner,
a social hour. The hostess served a last Saturday night.; tpaiks; go to t.ie 'n-
sweet Course ttfthe! 12 present.
Card Of Thanks
.Th. ihrao : fairs whft wm-a foint h.tin of the Caurc
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hosts on uiac occasion were ivuujr ' .fw"" w fs
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Mrs. Gomery Henderson. Of Col- Mrs. C. C. Ivey, Jr., Kathy and Byrd. . - Masonic Lodge Building. Lewis A.
iihibla, 6. C. several' days recent- varies visitea Mrs. ivey s sis- Mrs. t,esne Jttoiuns, Mr. ana Westbrook was; chosen Worthy
y , ter, and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. C. C: Price; Mrs. Ray Smith, patron. They succeed Mrs.? Violet
- Mrs. Curtiss Phillips of Charlotte ' Joyce and Rbyce of Rones Cha- M. Rogers and A. -Colon Holland,
s Mr.. Andy W, Ivey attended the during the weekend. , jpel visited Mr. and Mrs.: Jim"my other top officers elected for
'uneral of Mrs, Loyd Staley in I Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cox of Kornegay and Edith tarla at the the ensuing year were; Mrs. Flo
Arlington, VA.' Tuesday. Mrs. ) Grif ton, The Rev. and Mrs. Luther . home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey renee b. Brown Associate Matron,
ptaiey IS tft aaugnter oi Mr. ana Wesley visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sunday. - 'A. Colon Holland Associate Pa
Mrs. Erestus t)ail and a niece of Byrd Friday.
Mre. ivey.VMrs. rrea Aipnm ana.
M. Cyrus Rhodes of this Com- MSgt. and Mrs. Cecil Herring
inun'ity ' Brenda, Bonnie, Bessie, Vickie and
F Morris Cherry student at Cam- Monica Jill of Fayetteville, visi
ffbell College spent the weekend ted Mrs. Bessie A. Herring dur-
JWth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. ,nf.the'eknd-, .
U Cherry. ' Mrs- Ted Clark, Kim and Ted
I'UiMM V.viwta-Alnhln ami -TMsle ' Allen who has been residing in
Ellis of New Bern, Mr. . and Mrs.
jVVendell' Alphin, Alesia Rae and
jlVeady' Jo of Clinton, spent the
week end with Mrs. Fred Alphin.
r Clifton' Melton is a patient at
the ' Veterans ' hospital, Fayette-ille-.
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c Y Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herring Lin -i
faa and Richard of Wilmington
mrere guests of Mrs. Bessie A.
jRef ftng Saturday. . ; - r '
f. RoactW Whitman, Nathan Whit
; pian and Mrs. Rodney Whitman
ftf Warsaw and Elbert Whitman
visited Rodney Whitman in Ra-
lei(h- Sunday. .
i t Misa Peggy Alphin is visiting
, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Reevis Alphin of Rich
. inohd. Va.
V Mr,1, and Mr'. R. W. Jernigan
r St Chapel , Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
f, Thurmaa jernlgan of Durham vi
sited Mr. and Mts. T. A. JerniRait
.. . Sunday '-and' Monday., They were
Mrs. Raymond Price and Infant ;tron. Mrs. Louise K. Bonev Sec-
daughter returned home ,from retary Mrs. Myrtle K. QuiiW,
rs , i tt,. .
River Side, California visited Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Jemigan Monday.
Mrs. Eunice Laws of Grantham,
Tommy Laws of Fort Bragg, Mrs.
Lola Bordeaux and LeRoy Bor- Outlaw.
deaux of Mount Olive visited Mrs. Mrs. Fred
Henderson Crumpler, Clinic, Fri
day.: ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jemigan vi
sited relatives of Rose Hill Mon
day. "
ROOTY BRANCH
WOMANS AUXILIARY
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Rooty Branch Church Met Fri
day in
Treasurer, Mrs. Emma S, Locka
my Conductress and Mrs. Marga
ret Gaylor Johnsti Associate Con
ductress. There will be ten other officers
appointed by the incoming Wor
thy Matron and Patroij before the
of officers. These were accepted
in a te w well chosen words by
the recipients. '',' . '' . .
Twenty seveh ' members were!
present for this annual election'
wight. They were reminded of the
Special ' meeting, that has - been
called for Friday, March 16th. at
7 :30 1 for the . purpose ;of Initia
tion. ' ' -' 1 i
Hasty, Charles Inferani and Al Pay
ne They had several guests from
' I waht to thanS "$tf many friends i warsaw , a well i$ many teenagers
ohH vorvniut who have'' done .sd:' frnm' Kpnflnsviilrf and, a SOod time
..k mo11 inj mil oM!t uhila koj Ku AM '.''"';-';..'.-.,,,-.''"'
l was a pauen. m nonn varoima
Memorial Hospital irt Chapel 'Hill.
The cards, telephone calls, letters, t From 1948 to 1958 the. number
gifts and yisiu meant so rnucn w 0f grocery stores in the V. S. with
me,' j J annual sales of less than; $100,000
Ruth Cavenaugh - I declined sherply,, 4 ' while those
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Cavenaugh srossina iore than ; $l i million
nultipaed; lourioia.; :S;v :
and Family.
a good meal can be realized with
necessary vitamins for healthy liv-
the home of Mrs. Ella jng every day.
i ' I Plan meals a head to save time
Alphin gave the , and mnnev. was sueppstpH bv the
Fred Alphin Sunday. Scripture study. A program en-'agent
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fail, Kathy titled "For. Times Such as These Fashion show was planned to be
and Ralph of Goldsboro, and Ed-.Witness unto The Lord." was pre- hej at tne jjay meeting Mrs Taft
gar Ellis of Wilson visited Mr. sented with several taking parts Herring announced a Mexican' food
and Mrs Jack Dail. Take-my Life and Let It Be was supper be held at Pieasat
Mr. andj Mrs. Foy Ivey Magor sung for the Benediction. Grove community building March
Yates and Robert visited Mrs. L. The hostess served pound Cake, 1 17 v
eb .unuay- J amo5la na nw conee w io MrS. Cecil Kornegay treasw-er
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Personals !
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith and
:f; Formal
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Now you
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Tuxedot .
WWte '
' Dinner "
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Full Dreas 1
All Formal
1 Accessories
For
Wedding -
Daaces .
Formar
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W. fKcaaonaUe
,r8ee Vs'Far Your Needs
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' Delivery)
' LEDERS' INC.
125 W. Walnut St. 1
. Goldsboro, N. C.
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ily, the Eugene Outlaws this week.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Oarrie Scott were Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Powell and Sonya of War
saw. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis are visit-
Mrs. Helen Waller was at Pol
locksville during the week end with
Mrs. Pauline Waller.
guests of Mr. 7nd MrsK Edd f hhf fam
negay Sunday night for supper.
Mrs. 'Willie Strickland and baby
of Goldsboro visited the D. S. Wal
lers Thursday.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sut
ton and Stephen visited at Jackson
ville with Mr .and Mi's. Lawrence
McKenna.
Homer Grubbs of Florida is visit
ing with the Rev. and Mrs. H. A.
Grubbs and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dail were
viistors in (he Currie Dail home Sun
day afternoon.
Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tor
ran's and daughter of Wilson were
visiting Mrs. Nora Outlaw.
Mrs. Frances Rivenbark aad Mrs.
W. jficoU,wera iaKinston Satur
day visiting relatives.
Mrs. Anna Sykes
Funeral Monday
! Mrs. ' Anna - Jernlgan ' Sykes,' 75,
died Saturday at Duplin General
Hospital. '
I Funeral services were conducted
Monday at 3 p. m. in the Kenans
ville Methodist Church by the Rev.
T; H. House assisted by the Rev. W.
C. Lewis 6f Lumbertoh. Buirial was
lil Golden Grove Cemetery.
Surviving are two pns, Robert of
Florence, S. 'and, Edward Sykes
of Charlotte; four daughters, Mrs.
W. M. Eubanks of Wilmington,
W. A. Oden of Norfolk, Va.,
Mrs. J. M. Willard of Charlotte.
was asked to send a donation of I Miss Mary Lee Sykes of the home;
two dollars $2.00) each to' the M1 brothers,, T. A. Jemigan . of
Heart fund and Red Cross drive.1: , Mount Olive and Rupert W. Jenii
Mrs. Elmo Blizzard house furn-' Ban of Chapel Hill; 15 grandchild-
ishing leader suggested to the mem nI flId three greatgrandchildren
bers to purchase a few little gad'
gets such as rachs, sliding shelves
and hoobs and attach to Cabinet
and closet doors for extra storage
space.
Health report given by Mrs.
Helen Waller was based mainly on
heart conditions. Plenty of rest, was
recommended. Leaflets were dis
tributed with information on proper
diet. .
Mrs. Larry Harper stressed' the S. Hodges, J. A. Gavin and Lloyd
ing at Jacksonville this week with ! need of education. i Ferrell. The business session was
Mr .and Mrs. Willie Singleton. Much is to be learned by read-1 presided over by Mrs. Ralph Bar
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Nora Out- ing, according to Mrs. Harper's" re-. wick. Twelve members and one vis
law visited in .the Herring Store marks. She asked that each one itor were present.
CARD OF THANKS
' A.?' - -'(; , is""
Mra Hnph Wells and children
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ingram assis- Want to gav thank 'you to aU th
ted by Mrs. Bertha Hollmgsworth v- y:i,v
Teen-Age Pdrty
j:;;Mr.f Hugh: Wells' and family.
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Wallace died -Monday riig!.t i.i'Bl
den'. Couitty j hospital at : EluJiettV
town 'after-a brief t illness .1
Funeral services were cohducted
Wednesdiafl'er'ii'oah at 1:06 O'
clock at the Wallace Presbytefian
Church i , conducted by ; tktijf iife At-
wood, pastor: Burial follow? fl Ih the I
Rockfish Cemetery.1'' v',s;v"-f ' f t
He is survived by his wife the for
mer Sallie , Judge; one .sister ' Mrs.
NeUie, Tyler of Wilmington, ode br
ther Foy Brown of Wallace aad sev
eral nelces; .and nephew..
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Circles
A continuation of - the book of
James was studied on Monday
when Circle I of the Women of
Grove Presbyterian Church met at
4 o'clock in the Lucy Jolly Building
Mrs. G. V. Gooding was Moderator.
She was assisted by Mesdames G
section with Mr. and Mrs. Ran- ..read as much as fifteen minutes
som Kornegay. I everyday. -
Week end visitors of Mr. and I Refreshments were served by the
Mrs. Frank Outlaw were Mr. and hostess assisted by Mrs. Ethel Kor
Mrs. W. S. Outlaw and daughter of negay.
High Point. i ' ' ' ' . i
George Sullivan is at home after
several day treatment at VA Hos
pital in Fayetteville
Mesdames' Nathan Scott, b. wl
Circle No. 2 met on Monday nHit
at 7:45 with Mrs. Joe Wells The
Bible Study was led by Mrs. Ruth
P. Grady. The topi? was, "The Wise
and Understanding Heart" which
Mr; and Mrs. Ivey Summerlin SC0K ana uarrle co?t attended
and Mrs. J. E. Stanley arid son fasni0B snow ak "'"ge Com
munity uuiimng spoisonea oy me
had dinner Monday with the A. J.
Summerlins of Kenansville.
W. E. Waller was at Winston-Sal
em during the week end.
Oak Ridge H. D. C. Friday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wayne Scott
Visiting in the Dorinell Kornegay , accompanied by Mrs. Liston Sum-
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Townshend and children of
Warsaw.
I BIG FARM MACHINERY
Tuesday March 20fh
At 10:00 A. M.
Ksml1T! ....
Jracfor arid Equipment
: "Odu Have Machinery
; To Sell Bring If Or If You
; Wish To Buy.
1 ' i Any One Can Buy orAny One Can Sell
Will have one of the Best Selection of Tractors
and Equipment as you will find anywhere. More
dealers are making this sale a place to exchange
the equipment they cannot sell in their trade area
fdr the items they can move.
'i ' WAYKE STOCKYARD IHC. :
k : f '. And Pate Farm Equipment Exc. '
V . t i. -J t C , J
merlin of Warsaw visited Mrs.
Katie Dail at the Sam T. Blanton
home at Wallace Sunday night!
SCOTT STORE H. D. C.
Guide posts to- good meals was
the topic for discussion Wednesday
when the Scott Store Home Demon
stration club met at the home of
Mrs. Irvin Kornegay for its regular i
meeting.
The agent showed by chart the
recent daily food plan arranged in
four groups.
Included in the four groups are
milk, meat, vegetable.-fruit, breads
and cereals.
Mrs. Spicer told club members by
a variation of the four group plan.
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NITROGEN SOLUTION FOR CORN PUT OUT
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