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VOLUME XXIX No. 48 KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, i THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29,1962 Pio. l cent gale. t?
Personals
Mrs. Charles BdU and daughter,
Kerry Jo, visited Mrs. Linda Sut
ton and baby at the home ot her
parents, the M. B. Holts of 1*
bertson Saturday- Her husband
it at pres it in overseas servlde
Visitors in the &.,??. M?rphy
home last weekend Were their
son Edgar Murphy and family
from Washington, D. C
Miss Betty Ray Herring and
Mrs. Donald Ray Smith of Pink
Hill visited with Miss Joan Wal
ker'Sunday afternoon.
iMrs. Fred Herring visited Mrs.
8. M. Lee at her home inPink
Hill Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lee
ha* recently returned home from
the Union Memorial Hospital in
?dwiilida. -*
runsion wnere sne unaerwem 0
minor operation.
Mrs. David LaCourse of Spri
ngfield. Mass is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. DaU for
i few days. Her husband id on
overseas duty. Mr. and Mrs. Pail
had also as guest Thanksgiving
d?y the Everette Doll family of
lOnston and George Edward Dail
of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Lin
wood Rhodes of Raleigh.
Sunday Mr. fco Mrs. Jerome
Page visited Mr. and Mrs, Eldon
Page in Smith's township.
Among the college students
spending the holidays at hoop
were Miss Joan' Francis Weft
brook of Mt. Olive Junior Col
lege; Judy Komegsy, (^Woman's
COllfge; Patricia Grigg^ffedMrMf
College; David Grigg, StattrW
lege; Linda !UyTWeffcrook, Ml
Olive College; an4.J4elvtn ,Wil
liams of Duke.
Westbrook in K i ij^rl^Ca tujfay
SiUd' th? E
Howard in Mt. 6llve Sunday af
ternoon. On Thursday the Smith's
. JI I, I,
were guest of the B. T. Ford
ham's at Pleasant View.
The official Board of the Wood
land Methodist Church met in ses
sion in the sanctuary of the chu
rch Sunday afternoon to discuss
the business of the church.
Miss Joan Walker has accepted
a secretarial position with a firm
in Kinston.
, .*
Guests in the home of Mrs.
Garland Wallace Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Foy Kennedy of Ca
bin and Mr. and Mrs. OdeH Brock
of Friendship.
Holiday guest of Mrs. Christine
Williams included Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Wbaley and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Barnes and son Kenny
all of Portsmouth, Va.
Recent visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Wallace Were
Mesdames Richard and Rivers
House of Rose Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. James Howard
Walker of Raleigh were holiday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wal
ker and family.
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SMITHS ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith were
hosts at a luncheon in their home
last Saturday. Their guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Elton Page
of Smith's. Larry Page with the
Air Force in Massachusetts, Kin
ny Page of Hardbargcrs in Ra
leigh, Jerome Page and baby of
the community and Janice Holt
of W. C. in Greensboro.
Film on Christ
Available to ,
Churches, Clubs
The Inspirine and beerttful mo
tion picture. "The Cqpiine of Christ
?eHtl be available again thic Christ
Aa* season for use by church, civic,
educational and social groups, it
Has been announced by United Sta
tes 8teel Corporation.
Last Christmas season the movie
was shown more than 700 times be
fore Southeastern audiences.
IV 33-mlnqte, full-color movie,
depicting-the life of Christ from His
birth, through His early years and
iainistiy up to the Sermon on the
Mount, was prepared by the famous
Project 30 group of the National
Broadcasting Company . ; .
The .15-mnt. film is composed
entirely of views of famous paint
fc^s of Christ, as rendered by frott
irf geOfflris end private collection*
to- Capture the paintings on motion
picture film.
"? Pie "still pictures la motion"
technique was uaed in making the
movie, with cameras moving about
Hhe paintings to catch intimate de
tail, iben backing away to capture
their full glory. This leaves foe
viqwer with the feeling that he has
witnessed living action rather than
static pictures.
Many famous artists are repre
sented, such as Michelangelo, Rem
brandt, Bellini, Bloch and others
A rain at this background, Alexan
der Scourby narrates the story of
Christ. In almost its entirety his
narration is. composed of direct
quotation from the Bible A on
final musical score, composed by
Robert Russell Bonne*. ,?dd# fur
ther to the n)ood and $*?auty off pre
^SSfoa and requests ton? of
TThe Coming of Chirst" should be
hdwessed to U. S SteelttSbufteast
Publfc Relations Oflice.1l CL, Box
599, Fairfield. Ala ~ f
The farmer gets less than three
I With Our
Boys
In Service
ROBERT D. MARSH
iKBESUBR AFB, Miss ? Air
man becon? Class Robert D. Ma
rsh of Wallace, N, C., is being re
assigned to Schilling AFB. Kan..
lehowing his graduation from the
United States Air Force techni
cal training course for aircraft
| radio repairmen here.
Airman Marsh was trained to
onera'e test, and repair inter
phone and emergency radio equi
y.UVll.
The airman, a 1900 graduate of
Wallace - Hose Hill High School,
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Mrash of 208 Currie St., Wallace.
He attended Campbell College.
Buies Creek, N. C.
OBED E. CAVENAUGH
PORT BUCKNER, Okinawa ?
Army FPC Obed E. Ca vena ugh,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Ca
venaugh, Route 2, Wallace, N. C.,
recently was assigned to the 65th
Artillery at Fort Buckner, Okina
wa.
Cavenaugh entered the Army
in October 1961 completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. C., and
was last stationed at Fort Benn
ing. Ga.
'Aie 24-(yeark)ld (soldier is a
1936 graduate of Chinquapin
High School.
THOMAS E. BENNETT
WITH AN AIR FORCE COMBAT
UNIT ON DEPLOYMENT IN THE i
SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STAT-1
ES-Airman First Class Thomas E.
Bennett, son of Mrs. Liday SfBen
nett. R. ??. 4, Westfield, Pa., is
among the Air Force personnel de
ployed to this area -for combat
ready alert duty in support of the
President's actions in the Cuban
crisis.
Airman Bennett, an aircraft
maintenance specialist, is married
to the former Minnie R. King of Rt.
3, Faison, N. C.
He has remained in a high state
of readiness since he was ordered
to this area from his permanent
base.
JAMES R. WINLEY
WITH AN AIR FORCE COMBAT
SUPPORT UNI* IN THE SOUTH
EASTERN UNITED STATES -Air
man First Class James R. Winley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Winley
of Rt. 1, Kenansville, N. C., is
among the Air Force personnel ser
ving on alert duty in support of the
President's actions in the Cuban
crisis. I i
AirmanJVinlej^is^s^ply specia
He >has been in a-State of readi
ness with his unit since the initial
alert order was given. He is assis
ting in providing services and sup
port for personnel of combat units
who have been moved to this area
as part of the build-up of regular
Air Force units.
DONALD G. COLEMAN
WITH AN AIR FORCE COMBAT
SUPPORT UNIT IN THE SOUTH
EASTERN UNITED STATES
Staff Sergeant Donald G. Coleman,
son of Samuel J. Coleman of Rt. 3,
Dillwyn, Va., is among the Air For
ce personnel serving on alert duty
in support of the President's ac
tions in the^ Cuban crisis.
Sergeant Coleman, an aircraft in
strument repair technician, is mar
ried to the former Rosa A. Sholar
of Rt. 1, Rosehill, N. C.
(He has been in a state of readi
ness with his unit since the initial
alert order was given. He is assist
Wi
ing in providing services and sup
i?rt for personnel of combat units
who have been moved to this area
as part of the build-up of regular
Air Force units.
AIRMAN SIMPSON
WITH AN AIR FORCE COMBAT
UNIT IN THE SOUTHEASTERN
UNITED STATES - Airman Third
Class Harold J. Simpson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Simpson of
Rt. 2, Beulaville, N. C., is among
the Air Force personnel serving on
alert duty in support of the Presi
dent's actions in the Cuban crisis.
Airman Simpson is an informa
tion specialist .
He has been in a state of readi
ness with his unit since the initial
alert order was given. He is assist
ing in providing service and support
for personnel of combat units who
have been moved to this area as
part of the build-up of regular Air
Force units.
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