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ANN SCOTT HONORED
Ob Thursday night. Miss
Nary Ana Scott was honored
r at her boms with a surprise
i?Ui birthday party Miss Scott
was taken from her home for
f a ride and returned to find IS
f of her ciooe friends then to
greet her with "Happy Birth
day".
The guests were served Bir
thday Cake, nuts, punch, mints
\ and party sandwiches.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Helen Davis and chil
dren of Jacksonville. Fla. are
vistlng her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. P. C. Teacbey.
Week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Teacbey were Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Nance and
Barbara and Mrs. Evelyn
Bradahaw of Greensboro.
Billy Teachey, student at U.
N. C. spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Teachey.
Thursday evening dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Boh
Fields and Skipper were Mr.
and Mrs. Buck Hales and Lisa
of Ocala, Fla.
Mr. Julian Ward of Jackson
ville, Fla. is sepnding some
time with his brother, Henry
Ward.
Scout Troop 45 Camped
A two day encampment with
the emphasis on advancement
was held this past week-end
for the Scouts of Troop 45,
Rose Hill. Those participating
in this week end of training
and fun were: Jerome Her
ring, Clifton Jernigan, Alfred
Ward, Don fiuckner, Mike Wil
son, Steve Castaen, Warren
Ramsey. BUI Hall, Keith Hatch
er Ronnie Casteen, BUI Sutler,
Robert Surratt, Clarence Bro
wn, Jr., David Savage, Tracy
Lanier, Jr., Samual D. Her
ring, Tommy Orangie, Douglas
Faircloth and Richie Jones.
Walter J. Thomas, Jr., Scout
master of Troop 45 was assist
ed in carrying out the purpose
of this week end of training
by Reid Casteen, Assistant
Scoutmaster of Troop 45, Je
rome "Archie" Herring, Assis
tant Scoutmaster of Troop 45
and Reverend Lester La Trade,
Pastor of Mount Zion Presby
terian Church, Rose Hill.
The training began with the
Scouts being required to set
up a regulation camp site whi
ch included garbage disposal
pits, fire place, supply of Are
wood and the proper erection
of tents. Upon completion of
setting up "camp" the scouts
prepared a meal for themsel
ves with the emphasis on
cleanness and proper method
of preparation. On Saturday
morning, the scouts arose ear
ly to begin training by taking
a short hike. Training in sig
naling, Judging distances that
one cannot cross and heights
that one cannot climb, cooking
for oneself and a buddy ac
cord to a pre-arranged menu
and how to carry, use and pre
pare a sharp instrument, such
as an ax, for camp use was
the order of the day. Other
phases of training covered dur
ing the day were: review of
knots, identification of wild
eatable plants and roots, and
demonstration of several types
of lashing. A five-mile advance
ment hike was taken by the
scouts who are presently of
Tenderfoot rank and who as
pire to be of Second Class
Rank.
So that the Scouts could at
tend the church of their choice,
they returned home early Sun
day Morning.
CARD OF THANKS
On behalf of my mother, sis
ters end brothers, 1 want to
diank our friends for the
thought*ulness and many deeds
of kindness shown to us during
the recent deaths of our sister,
her husband and their Infant
daughter. Each kindness will
always be remembered.
Homer Lanier.
Deaths
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MBS. AMELIA B.
LOCKE RMAN
ROSE HILL - Graveside ser
vices for Mrs. Amelia Butler
Lockerman, M, who died Sat
urday, were conducted Mon
day at 1:90 p. m. in Rockfish
Cemetery in Wallace by the
Rev. Oscar Honeycutt, pastor
of Rose Hill Freewill Baptist
Church, and the Rev. Ross
Williams.
Surviving are three daught
ers, Mrs. Cleo Boney, Mrs.
Ludy Brown, Mrs. Recie Tea
chey of Wallace; six sons, De
Witt, Kirkew, Stanley, and P.
D? all of Rose Hill, Mayo of
Gasburg, Va., and Waitus of
Houston, Texas; one sister.
Scott's Store News
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mra. Eugene Out
law and family Mra. Nora Out
law were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs W. E. Tyndall Sun
day at Kinaton.
Mrs. Delia Dail spent last
week end at Goldsboro with
the Bobby Dail family.
Airman t/C and Mra. George
Roland Taylor left Tuesday for
Tucson Ariiona where he is
stationed after spending sever
al days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Taylor.
Mrs. O. W. Scott and son Joe
and Janet Herring went to
Raleigh Tuesday. They were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Devon
C. Herring for dinner at Clay
ton.
Friday Mrs. Charlie Jackson
and Mrs. Nora Jackson attend
ed the funeral for Nelson Jack
son of Grantham held at Golds
boro.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Dail and baby of Bethel sec
tion visited the E. B. Dail fam
ily.
Mrs. Helen IWaller was dis
charged from Wayne Memorial
hospital Friday. She is spend
ing sometime while recuperat
ing at the home of her daugh
ter Mrs. Gerald Carr at Rose
Hill.
Mr*. Vivie Wilkins visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilkins
Thursday near Warsaw
Mrs. Ruth Herring returned
last week from Lake Texoma,
Okla, where she visited three
weeks with relatives, a brother
and several nieces and neph
ews.
Mrs. Roland Sullivan was
admitted to Wayne Memorial
hospital Friday for treatment.
Mrs. Tipp Scott and Mrs.
Oarrie Scott visited the Ivey
SulUvans in the Oak Ridge
Community Sunday afternoon
The Rev. and Mrs. Francis
Garner and children spent Fri
day night at Middlesex with
the M. L. Johnsons, and visit
ed in the F. W. B. Children's
Home. Karen who had visited
the Johnsons a week returned
borne with her parents, on Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sutton
and family visited Rev. and
Mrs. F. E. Jones at Sarecta
Saturday.
Visiting Mrs. Velma Scott
Friday were Mrs. Jewel Sum
merlin and daughter Terry of
Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw
and Mrs. Nora Outlaw visited
Mrs. Edd Kornegay and Mrs.
S. R. Chestnutt at Duplin Gen
eral hospital Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Garner of
Newport were guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Francis Garner and
children Saturday night and
Sunday.
Visiting Mrs. D. S. Waller
and Lorena during the week
were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wal
ler and Mrs. Parham Nunn of
Mt. Olive Mrs. Jimmy McPhail
of Fayetteville Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Hooten, Grifton, Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Kornegay
Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Nor
wood Phillips and family of
Warsaw.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Singleton and family went to
White Lake.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Carter ' during the week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Davis and family of Deep Run,
Mr. and Mrs. William Turner
and family of Mt. Olive.
Cleveland Thigpen of Deep
Run spent Monday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thigpen.
Mrs. Murd McKenzie of Salem
burg; one brother, Roberson
Butler of Clinton; 14 grand
children; and five great-grand
children.
Sunday visitors In the Ro
land Thigpen home were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Sutton and
boys Mrs. Marie Malpass and
son of Goldsboro and the Jack
Thigpens of Griftoo
Mrs. Bob Barden of Prince
ton spent Thursday night with
Mr. and Mrs. William Waller
and Faye.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Whaley
of Kenly, Mr. and Mrs. John
Kornegay of Seven Springs visi
ted Mrs. Jeff D. Outlaw and
son Woodrow Sunday.
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