Woodland News
r PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grady and
family slaked wfth the Gordon
Grady's near Goldsboro Sim
day. Mr. Grady recently re
F mined to his noma from the
Goldsboro Hospkal where he
was hoapksllseri doe to a heart
Mr. and Mrs. Wfflle Stafford
and Rose risked the Boy ce Boy
ens family near Warsawsamr
W. Wallace,
end Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell
and daoghters attended a fried
chtehsn sapper and "Sbw" at I
Walter Memorial Methodist
Church near Seymour Johnson
Saturday night.
Mrs. Joe Wallace risked with
relatives near Goldsboro the I
past weekend. On Saturday die I
attended the open house cere
monies of the annual armed I
forces day at Seymour Johnson
AFB. On Sunday afternoon she
accompanied CoL and Mrs. D.
C. Joyner. Mrs. C. F. Grant
end Mrs. N. 0. Daly to the
commencement of East Caro
lina College In Greenville where
her niece. Mrs. Mollis Coor,
received an M. H. Degree in
Mttfatlwi.
Friends will regret to learn
that Mrs. Taft Herring Is a
patient In the Golds bo ro Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wal
ker visited with Mr. Richard
Harris, who Is undergoing treat
mem In Parrotts Hospital hi
Klnston, Sunday afternoon.
Weekend guest of Mrs. Gar
land Wallace were her daughter,
Mrs. Victor Fountain. Mr. Foun
tain and two children of Raleigh.
Mr. Oliver Herring suffered
a heart attack recently and Is
? now a pattern In Parrotts Hos
pital In Klnston
Mrs. W. L. Westbrook attend
ed In Clinton Wednesday the 4-H
executive meeting of die south
eastern district.
Mrs. Nellie Cauley, Mr. Jim
Cauley, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Cauley all of Klnston and Miss
Carolyn Bordeaux of Dublin
visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Westbrook Sunday afternoon
and attended the graduation of
Anthony Westbrook at East
Duplin school, others of the
section graduating were Rose
Stafford, Carlle Kornegay and
Eugene Kornegay.
Those of the community gra
duating in exercises at the Gra
dy Elementary School Monday
afternoon Included Johnny
Galnus, Terry Wallace, Henry
Clay w estbrook. Randy Korne
gay, Thomas Wallace and
Donald Grady.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. West
brook attended a luncheon spon
sored by die county 4-H adult
leaders and given as a fare
well to Mr. Glenn Rasmussen,
at the Country Squire Monday
at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker
had as luncheon guests Sunday
their children, Mr. and Mrs.
El wood walker and family of
New Bern, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Stroud and daughter of Klnston
and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight wal
ker and boys of the commu
nity.
Mike Whitley of New Bern
spent Friday and Saturday with
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mur
phy of Klnston visited with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Murphy, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lie Grady at Pleasant view
?'? ? ' .1
Mtoi Irene 3m* h of Troy
?ad Mr. J arris smith of Ca
meron ere spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith
and other relatives In Smith
township.
Sunday visitors of Mr and
Mrs. Fred Herring were Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Williams of
Albertson.
BALL CAME
The Grady and Sum merlin's
Cross Rods soft ball teams
played three games on the
Grady Court Sunday afternoon.
The scores 3-2, 4-2 and 4-2
were all In Grady's favor.
The Grady boys playing were
Mahlon Wallace, Lewis Smith.
Hal walker, wess Kornegay.
Car lie Thompson. Thomas Wal
lace, Dwight walker, Robert
Smith, and w. C. Smith.
S. V. MASSEY SUCCUMBS
Canisnil Vsetev kiaseeu TO
retired farmer of the Woodland
Community of Duplin County
(Albertaon Route 1) died at his
home about 2:00 p.m. Sunday.
May 22. following several years
of declining health.
He was a son of the late Wil
liam Robert and Gabtth Massey
of Wayne County. Funeral ser
vices were held the following
Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. from the
Woodland Methodist Church.
The pastor, the Rev. W. L.
Wolfe assisted by the Rev.
W. E. Howard of Mount olive
former pastor, officiated. The
choir of Woodland and theMor
man choir sang two selections.
Burial followed in the Oak
Ridge Memorial Park near the
home. Survivors include his wi
dow, the former Bessie West
brook of the home; a daughter
Mrs. Earl Faires of Albertson;
one grandson, SammleFaires,
one granddaughter Sybil F aires
all of Albertson.
Nephews served as pall
beares. and indued Tommle,
?Bobby, Walter and Clarence
Massey, Oliver Holmes and Mar
vln Nobles.
Honorary pallbearers were
Jimmy Preston, Albert Korne
?.y, Mel vln Carter, S. J. W al
r, James walker, James Mil
es, Hlnton Turner, w illard west
brook, Henry westbrook and K.
J. Smith. _
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
Out-of-town people attending
the funeral services of S. V.
Massey Included Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas stalllngsandMrs.Pres
ton Kelly of Hampton, Virginia;
Mrs. Jessie Weeks, Falson; Mr
and Mrs. Rayburn Faulkner,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nobles,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommle Price,
Mrs. Betty Massey, Miss She
ryl Kennedy and Mrs. Allen mu
rage, all of Kinston.
Mrs. Dorothy Herring, La
Grange; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Massey, Wilson; Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Westbrook, Mrs. Ellen
Bynd, Mrs. Ethel Jones, Ra
leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Billy West
brook, Gamer; James Miles,
Melvln Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny westbrook, Mrs. Shir
ley Jones, Mrs. Winston Stroud,
Mrs. Ella Plver, PlnkH01;Mrs
Mary Faires, Mrs. w. H. Mat
thews, Ellen Matthews, Doug
las Matthews, James Preston
of Wallace.
Mrs. Davis Evans, Kenans
vflle; Mrs. Essie Massey, Mr.
and Mrs. ClarenceMassey.Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Massey, Oliver
Holmes, Henry Massey, Severn
Md; L. A. Massey, Crownsvllle
Md; Mrs. Eunice Lewis, Mrs.
Loretta Grant, Mrs. Barbara
Lewis, Goldsboro; Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Harper, w Umlngton;
Mrs. Ellle Jones, Seven
Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Vivian
Miller, Sandra Miller, Beu
lavllle; Wilbur Eubanks, Mount
olive; Miss Geraldine Strick
land, Mount Olive.
Deaths in Home Accidents
NEW YORK - Deaths in
home accidents in the United
States dropped 2 per cent, from
29,000 in I96S to 28,500 in 1964,
according to the Insurance In
formation Institute. More than
two out of five such fatalities re
Beulaville Society
PERSONALS
Friends of Wlllard Hardison
are sorry to hear of his acci
dent. He was hurt with the lawn
mower and is a patient hi Wayne
Memorial Hospital Goldsboro.
Mrs. Owen Edwards spent
several days in Goldsboro last
week, due to the accident of
Wlllard Hardlson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Ed
wards visited relatives in New
berry, South Carolina last
week. They also attended the
graduation of Mrs. Edwards'
nephew, Eddie Br Ice.
Mrs. Lewis George whaley
and daughter Debra and Mrs.
Zannle Mae Cottle made a bu
siness trip to Wallace Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Roslyn Turner and son
Daryll. Mrs. Kathleen whaley
and daughters Debra and Danlta
and Mrs. Zannle Mae Cottle
shopped in Jacksonville Satur
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Beth Hunter is
spending two weeks at her home
here before entering summer
school at E. C. C. Greenville.
Mrs. Ida Mae Sanderson,
Mary Beth Hunter and Mary
Lee Miller spent several days
at Topsail Beach recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris James,
Carolyn James, Peggy Lanier
and Mary Beth Hunter spent
the weekend at Topsail Beach.
Mrs. Pauline Hunter and
Mary Beth shopped in Klnston
Saturday.
Mrs. Adell Matthews Mrs
Pauline Hunter and Mary Beth
Hunter shopped In Wallace Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross and
Zellnda of Raleigh spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ad ell Mat
thews.
Mrs. Lula Muldrow and dau
ghter, Judy of Fayetteville, vi
sited relatives and friends here
over the weekend.
Mrs. Allle Mae Lanier and
Mrs. Adell Matthews made a
business trip to Goldsboro Mon
day.
Among those from Beulavllle
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Radford and Mrs. LaneauCrlbb
and family in Kinston Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gero
fe Wtiaiey, Danlta Whaley, De
ra Whaley, c. C. Trott, Zan
nle Mae Cottle, Mr. and Mrs.
Raywood Hunter. Sherry Hun
ter, Bonlta Hunter, Mr. andMrs
John Henry whaley, Mr. and
Mrs. Mervinwhaley.Frlendsof
Mrs. Crlbb are sorry about the
death of her husband, Laneau,
who was killed Saturday after
noon about 5:30 in a head-on
collision on Highway 258 North
of Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ed
wards and Mr. and Mrs. Bernle
Stiles visited Mr. Wlllard Har
dlson In Goldsboro Sunday af
ternoon.
Friends of Mrs. PhoebeRay
nor are glad to know that she
is home after spending several
days in Parrotts Hospital, Kins
ton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barwlck
of LaGrange visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Campbell Sunday
afternoon.
Friends of Mrs. Hallle Guy
are sorry to know she is a pa
tient in Lenoir Memorial Hos
pital.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Zellnda Ross of Raleigh was
honored on her fourth birthday
Saturday afternoon when her
mother and grandmother gave
her a party at die home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Adell
Matthews, In Beulavllle.
Games were played and en
Joyed by the little guests as
were die refreshments of birth
day cake, Ice cream, salted
nuts and cold drinks. Party whls
ties were given to each one
attending.
Those helping Zellnda enjoy
her party were; Wanda Lanier.
Rhonda Lanier, Lynn Carml
chael, Perry Carmlchael, Paula
Carmlchael, Bea Thlgpen, Tens
Bostlc, Roger Brlnson, Connie
Gillette, Douglas Gillette and
their twin brothers.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School will be
held each morning from 8;30
until 11:30 , June 6-17 at the
Beulavllle Baptist Church. Pa
rents are urged to see that
their children attend.
VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL
Vacation church School will
be held at the BeulavOle Pres
byterian church June 6-10 ,
Monday through Friday} from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. All who plan
to an end are urged to be pre
sent all five nights, and be on
time. A lot oT material will
be covered each night so If
you are not there It will be
missed.
Classes will be held for all
ages so do plan to come and
lets make b the best.
Classes are as follows:
Nursery - Mrs. Julia Hln
son, Mrs. Shelby Blizzard. Mrs
isabell Williams.
Kindergarten - Mrs. Joyce
B. Thomas.
Primary - Mrs. Maxle S.
Maready.
juniors - Mrs. Ann Jackson.
Combination Class - Mrs.
Harry Home.
Adults ? Mr. Russell Bos
tic
Music - Mrs. Doris Bostlc.
Come! Donl forget the time,
JB:30 - 8:30 p.m. Be on time!!
PHi n f ilWUjjMM hi ii1 11 - T : " ? ?$
JUNE, 1966
High TWo Low Tide
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
1 Wad 6:06 6:48 1206 12:12
2 Thuo 700 7:30 100 100 .!
3 Frl 7:48 8:18 1:48 1:42
4 Sot 8:30 906 2:30 2:30
5 Sun 9:18 9:48 3:18 3:12 ?
8 Mon 10:00 10:30 4O0 3:54
7 Turn 10:42 11:12 4:42 4:36
8 Wad 11:30 11:54 5:24 5:24 ,
9 Thun 00 12:18 6:12 6:12
10 Frl 12:36 106 7O0 706
11 Sot 1:24 200 7:48 806
12 Sun 2:18 2:54 8:36 906
13 Mon 30 6 3:42 9:30 10O6
14 Tun. 4O0 4:36 10:10 11O0
15 Wad 4:48 5:24 1106 11:48
16 Thun 5:42 6:12 11:54 00
17 Frl 6:30 7O0 12:36 12:36
18 Sat 7:18 7:48 1:24 1:24
19 Sun 806 8:36 2:12 2:12
20 Mon 9O0 9:24 3O0 3O0
21 Tun. 9:54 10:12 3:54 3:54
22 Wad 10:48 1106 4:42 4:48
23 Thurt 11:48 00 5:30 5:42
24 Frl 1206 12:48 6:24 6:48
25 Sot 1O0 1:48 7:18 7:48
26 Sun 2O0 2:48 8:18 8:54
27 Mon 3O0 3:48 9:12 9:54
28 Tuai 3:54 4:42 10O6 10:54
29 Wad 4:54 5:36 I1O0 11:48
30 Thur. 5:48 6:30 11:49 00
Full Moon 3 Now Moon 18
Lot Qtr 10 Fir*t Qtr 25
Native Student
Council Pres.
GOLDSBORO - ROT. WOlard
Hardtoon, iMwr ofnw Em
manuel Pentecostal Free Will
Baptist Church. South jota
Street. Goktoboro, and rising
sophomore of the William Car
ter College, has been elected
president of the Associated Stu
dam Council of the William
Carter College, affective Sep
tember 1,198o.
The new Student Councflpre
sident to a graduate of the
BeulavUle High school, anstlve
of Duplin County, and is mar
rled to the former SMrlsy Ed
wards, of BeulavUle, and they
have three children, they re
side on Route 3, Go Ids bo ro.
Elected to served with Mr.
Hardtoon are; Vice-President:
Roger Ammons, of Chance, Ma
ryland: Secretary .Mrs. Pauline
Smith West. Goldsboro; Trea
surer, Mrs. Addle Heath BLa
lock, of Pink HOI and Golds
boro.
CARD OF THANKS ?
I would like to thank my
many friends and relatives for
their kindness while I was a
patient in Wayne Memorial Hos
pital, also for the flowers,
cards, visits, prsvers and every
kind expression snown me.
Walter Hinson
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NEW YORK - There were
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United States in 1964, according
to the Insurance Information
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loss per failure reached an all
time high of $96,454.
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