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VOLUME XXIX. No: 37
, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $3.50 per year plu lie N. C. Sales tax In Duplin and adjoining PRICE TEN PENT
' ' KENANSyiLlX NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 1962 Counties 4.S0 per year plu. lc N. C. Sale, tax oaUide this area In N. C.i $5.M per year j al TT
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v f ' By: Elery Guthrie ' '
When was a little kuI, 1 used
s . tp ask my Mama, "Ho o)d was
: '"cldl", Now that I've' grown-up I'm
.1, beginning to kndWi'-ut also- I ve
' learned old is jnot r measured in
, ; terms of years, f v , ,
' Upoir Visiting one uf - onr g'and
' i . told ladles on her ' birthday ? last
Thursday, I reahM.i .that, more
, than ever. Miss LjUia (Mis. C. B
: . Bltterson was 7 year young that
" day s and I do mean young,
Since coining to Konuiuville in
1929 with her family, Mis. Sitterscn
bas endeared herself to al . that
j iw have known her and is -lovd nijd
'(.admired by .many that' know, her
".only by name. Many .chunks f-oibe
to, pass in the town since she tame,
'with tin htle ones then, "rowing up
and, having little ones f their own.
fi'tMt': businesses in -town j even ; a
X ftWiJMt.'OttK Buildid.,,h08pj'ial
S tnd other additions to indicate tlial
time 'does tot jtaaa stllU rrv-r .
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oeans, sliced tomatoes, not out
tered rolls, iced tea and peach pie
The opening and closing prayers
were made by the pastor. ' Rev.
Richard Holshouser.
side with "Pap", her husband to
help educate her famify and .has
lived to enjoy the. fruits of her la
bor. Unfortunately she lost her hus
band several years ago, but being
one to realize life must go on, she
carried on in her quiet self-suffuC-lent
way, later losing her first born,
Roy. 4
- Knowing for her that life must
go on. even though it must be taken
a little slower, -she still carried on
in her happy smiling way. She was,
until the last 'year, very active in
her church, the Baptist; all the Civ
ic denizations in the town, and
constantly befriending the sick and
needy wlipm ever they were
. She now sits on her . porch, the
coolest one in town it seems, and
rocks and talks of her friends and
her' children who are, C B., mar
ried to Jeun, and they have one
fine son and a daughter living hi
Applelon, Wiscunsm. Beecher, who
with his two sons and lovely wife,
Anne, Jive at Oak Ridge, Tennessee
where .he. is & part of the great
project there. Kathryn, Mrs. PeeUs
of Williamston, who cares for her
jeweler husband , and : daughters.
Jack,' who with his wife Doris, lives
here ' and visits , her : daily. .; What
more eould a woman ask than the
pleasant, memories and ' the , good
feeling of a task: well done. ;
Mrs. Sitterson,: even though not
as active physically as she was,
is still very alert and Interested in
her church,1 town and certainly her
many friends.'-?- s :i
She says, "o come back, there
Is always a welcom eat Miss Lllie's
house." . ' ! ...
Men's Supper
The Men of Grove Presbyterian
Church held a joint supper meet
ing with the men of the Hallsville
Presbyterian Presbyterian Church
here on 'Wednesday night at 7
o'clock. R was held In the Educa
tion Building of Grove Church with
B. J. Rivenbark presiding. There
were about SO . present to enjoy
Boiled Ham, ' potato salad, string
Mrs. Brinson
Enjoys
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Cora Brinson says the nice
thing about birthdays is having all
her family together and also the
beautifully decorated cake thit she
always enjoys.
Mrs. Cora was 73 yens young
Sunday, -Approximately 42 children
and grandchildren gathered to en
joy the wonderful picnic dinner.
Mrs. Brinson Is not very well and
does enjoy company and her fri
ends.
Many
Cora "
more birthdays, "Miss
Mrs. Quinn
Honored
At ShovVer
On Saturday evening, September
1, - Mrs. Wiley Booth, Mrs. Davis
Evans, Mrs. Woodrow Outlaw, Mrs.
Nelson Bruce Heath and Mrs. Don
ald Heath honored Mrs. Jimmy
Quinn, a recent bride. The delight
ful affair was held in the Early
Morning Club- house on Kinston
Road.
Mrs. Woodrow Outlaw and Mrs.
Davis Evans greeted the guest and
pinned a red rose corsage on the
honoree and pink roses on the
mothers and Mrs. Felix Heath, the
brides grandmother.
The entire bouse was made most
attractive with ivy and candle-light,
floral arrangements of pink sum
mer flowers and white hlhes en
hanced the refreshment table that
was thrown with a lace cloth and
centered with a five-branch silver
candlelabrum, holding epergnettes
filled with Queen Annes lace in
colors of green and white. White
burning tapers completed the ar
rangement. .Mrs. Tommy Quinn,
mother of the groom served lime
ice punch. Mrs. F. A. Jones, mother
of the bride, served bridal squares,
nuts and bridal mints were served
buffet. .
Mrs. Donald Heath directed the
bride to a beautifully decorated
table, centered with an umbrella
made of lace and net that was top
ped off with an attractive bride
from which packages of all sizes
and colors were placed around.
The bride opened her many beau
tiful and useful gifts and passed
them for the guest to admire.
Goodbyes were said to Mrs. Booth
and Mrs. Nelson Bruce Heath.
Kindred tastes, . motives, and
aspirations are necessary to the
formation of a happy and perm
anent companionship, . "
Mary Baker Eddy
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