Beulaville Society I
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Kywiri>ghaw attended the con
?braary %0 awl Us^at the Jack I
Mr. and Mrss Gor^ft ttlankford I
W? I
(tocutt in Clayton Tuesday night.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fay win Shaw and
Wnflrng^ttarj^^end in Dui j
??maa. tnff they attended
it the *ufe| SaMina ballgame J
* The Cedar To" Community
|be proltts trorn thi?~aupper will j
go to the Community 4-H Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon nlaiutford
are visiting Mr. and Mrs ?uuseU
Clark for a few days.Mr. Blank
ford has recently completrd a . jur
of duly with the U. S. A*my and
he and Dee have been making
their home in Savanna, Ql. Mr.
Blanktord has accepted a position
with Union Carbide Company and
viyjl be located in New York in a 1
few days. ]
Mrs. Russell Lanier had lunch
With Mr. and Mrs. Harry Philiips i
in Warsaw Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and M^s. Jghn Jackson, Mr
and Mr^. Lee Tray Jyckson and
Mrs. Herman Hishop ?( Mt. Olive
visited Mr. and Mrs. Claudia Bak
er over the week-end.
Mfs. Mary Gillum of Fayete
ville visitfed Mr. and Mrs. Archi*
Lanier several days l^$t week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Thomas and family of Greenville
visited Mrs. Mamie Thomas Sun
day.
Mrs. Norman Sandlin and Mrs.
Bruce Whaley shopped in Wallace
^aiu'uay. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Edwards
visfted Mrs. Martha 'Lanier in Rose
Hill Monday.
Sir. and Mrs. Orvis Thtgphen
jf Ashevilie spent the weekend
at their home in Beuiaville.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Thomas and
family of Ashevllle spent the week
-ad in Beuiaville vis. ting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas of
Asheville spent the week-end with
relatives in Beuiaville.
Mrs. Lula Muldrow and Mrs.
Cora Sanderson made a business
trro to Wallace and Rose Hill Tu
esday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ray Will
iams, Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Will
iford attended a party at the home
of Mr. and Mirs. Elwood Willifor.l
in Kinston Saturday night.
Mrs. Sadie Thigpen is visiting
ber son Wilten and family in Fair
bluff for a few days.
Mrs. Elvis Sumner and Billie
Ward made a business trip v>
-hapel Hill this we~k.
Mrs. J. S. Sandlin is confined
to her home with flu.
Mrs. Grover C. Bolin is ill with
flu at the home of her son LW
3rover Bolin in Smithfield.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith of A!
bertson visited Mr. and Mrs. Will
ard Hardison Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Th'gper
spent the week-end with Mrs, Th
mens brother Jessie Mc-Daniel
ia Franklinlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Hunter and |
family were dinner guests of their i
end in Beulaville.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kenned
and Kim of Mingo spent the week
end with relatives in Beulaville.
Mr. and Mrs. Oewitt Miller
spent the week-end with Mrs. Be
ssie Miller and Mrs. ,'i'uuik y *.e
The Millers are .making thai
home in Winstop-Salaip whera Mr. 1
..tiller i* employed with fyJ Rey
nolds Tobacco Company.
Mrs. Wlnfred Miller. Mrs. Gro
ef-?rady ttd 'WTHWMWtL,,
shopped in Jacksonville one da
this week.
k, "M*. and Mrs William Lane an^
son -of Arlington, Virginia, visite!
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith Sat
urday.
Mrs. Wlnfred Lanier of Wallace
visited Mr. and Mrs. Macon D
Brown this week.
Mrs. hay Cottle made a busines
trip to Kenansville Tuesday aftei
noon. i
Announce Birth
Mr and Mrs. Ronnie Brinson o
Beulaville announce the birth of i
son on February 24 at Lenoir Mem
onai Hospital, Kins ton, N. C. Mrs
Brinson is the former Miss BfUh
Sue Thomas of Beulaville.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craft, Jr
of Beulaville announce the birth
of a son in Lenoir Memorial Hos
pitail, Kinston. N. C. Mrs. Craft is
the former Miss Leyce William:
Denny of Beulaville.
Sandra Williamt
In Nine
.Miss Sandra WiHiams celebrat
ed her ninth birthday recently
with a party at the Williams home
Refreshments of birthday cake
ice oream hot dogs, pepsis bubli
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View of part of the group who attended a workshop on duties of
4-H Club officers and members at the Smith Community Building on
Wednesday night, February 6th. This workshop was sponsored J>y the
Smith Senior 4-H Club and w#s attended by 46 club members and 8
adult leaders. Club members from near by clubs were invited.
Smiths Community 4-H Club Expands
Smith Community 4-H Club was
prganized in March of 1961 with 25
members. By the fall of 1962, the
attendance and interest in the Club
had grown to such an extent that it
became necessary to divide the
club into a Junior and a Seiior
Club.
The Smiths Senior 4-H Club now
has 16 members and the Junior 4-H
Club has 19 members.
Smiths Community was awarled
First place in the Duplin County
Community Development Program
last-year for its community youth
program. It was awarded Third
place in the SENCland area compe
tition.
Members of this club completed
approximately SO projects last year
and leaders were Mrs. Harold
Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Bryant
Smith, Jr.
Officers for the 'Junior 4-H Club
are: June Smith, Linda Diane
Smith, Judy Smith. John Smith, Jr.,
Durant Glover and Marion Hansiey
Leaders for the Senior Club'are:
Mrs. Faison Turner, Glenn Wil
liams, and Mrs. Christine W. Wil
liams.
Officers of the Senior Club are:
Rachel Smith, Becky Page, Martha
Sheppard, Annette Turner, Jean
Patterson, and Sharon Howard.
Mount Olive Area Financial Committee
Renort To Board of Directors March 11
MOUNT OLIVE - The Mount
Hivl Area Committee, currently
Belong financial support to retain
tfount Olive College in its present
Dcatton, Will report to the College
loard of Directors in a special
reeling on March 11.
. Originally scheduled for March 4,
he . meeting has been postponed
me week at the request of co-chair
nim Bnd narty favors were served
to Dora Huckabee, Joe Huckabee.
fona Woodman, Benny Jarman,
Paula Mobley, Helen Daughtry,
Francis Williams, Jerry Williams,
Bobby Thtgpen, Ellis Lanier, Judy
$impson, Jeff Simpson, Ronnie
Williams, Marjorie Williams, Pe
ggy Simpson and her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Eunice Williams.
Games wee eri-yed by the
group and everyone had a wonder
ful time helping Sandra celebrate
her brkhdav.
| men B. E .Bryan, Bob Williams,
and Benny Franklin, in order to
' give the Mount OHve Committee ad
; ditional time to complete its can
vass for pledges.
The local committee will make its
presentation to the Board of Direc
tors in the College Auditorium at
4:30 p. m. at a meeting open to the
public.
Mt. Olive College, which opeaed
in Mount Olive in 1954, s studying
the advisability of relocating in New
Bern, but an all-out effort is being
made to keep the College in Mount
Olive. It is sponsored by the Free
Will Baptist State Convention and is
fully accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools.
Enrollment for the 1962-63 school
year has reached 228.
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"?J is'a way Of ttip for Ml who j at
care ta travel the trail," says ?"
L! R. BarriU, State 4* <*sb leader, lip
"It will lead to1 new Challenging ex
perienees, to knowledge that will al
sharpen the Iraaginaf'nn, and to
skills that chaUenege the ingenuity fo
of youth.'" es
Harrill says that during National wl
4-H Club Week. March t-9, many cc
girls and boys win be recognized rii
for their outstanding accomplish- m
ments in 4-M Club work. to
"The great challenge to leader- ta
ship is a belie! in the philosophy ct
that what 4-H daes (or a boy or a et
girl ip more important than what gi
the boy or girl does for 4-H," adds ??
Harrill "This was so well define,! ?
in a statement by a former 4-H ?
member who is now a college stu
dent. The student said. Trips, a
wards, pins, certificates and other
material gains become insignificant
as I attempt to determine my most
noteworthy accomplishment as a
local 4-H member. Becoming an
asset to my family by acquiring
skills, making various improve
ments about the home, providing
skills and valuable knowledge to I
Others through demonstrations and
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tivitie, am satisfying to me. Con
(ysantiy, my noteworthy accomp
ibment is a ?i member is re
?alfetf ? the finding of a vocation
direction and purpoae of my life.'
"IWe are many
r servipe U> others, but the hlgh
t reward far leadership is not
lut one gives btft what be he
mes because of if." declares Har
II. "In the role of leadership, we
ted to remember to be ourselves,
begin where we at* to use ouf
lanfcs and ta remember that we
m ot live and progress on reflect
i glory of past achievement. We
tow into greatness a* we build on
>?t accomplishments." I
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