* Magnolia
PERSONALS
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hall were Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Hall and children
and Mr. and Mrs. jack Grady
and children, all of Kenans vllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnle Chest
nut! and baby of K Inst on visited
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall Friday.
Mrs. Emily Dall of Chinqua
pin visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Turner Sunday after
H noon.
Mr. and Mrs. M J. Kelly vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee
Bryan of Teachey Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Audrey Joyner, Miss
Betty Home and Mrs. F. M.
Rogers visited Mrs. Josephine
Matthews in Duplin General
Hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mr. J. P. Tucker. Sr. and
Mrs. Alvln Powell spent Tues
day In Wilmington with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Evans and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Smith
spent Tuesday night and Wed
nesday In Raleigh where Mr.
Smith attended a L. P. Gas
4 board meeting.
Mrs. Charlie Thomas and
Mrs. Abbie Smith shopped In
Goldsboro, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grubbs
of Calypso were Sunday night
supper guests of Mrs. N. L.
Pickett.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pickett,
Aim and Fred of Goldsboro
visited Mrs. N. T. Pickett Sa
turday afternoon.
Mrs. E. C. Wilson and Mrs.
J. P. Smith shopped in Golds
boro, Friday.
Linda Smith of Campbell Col
lege spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Smith.
Mrs. Forrest Croom and
Harry Register of Wilmington
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bass. They spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bass,
night with Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith,
Linda and Doug shopped In Ra
leigh Saturday.
Annette Cavenaugh of Camp
bell College spent the week end
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Cavenaugh.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. O. D. Drew, Sr. were
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Locker
man of Rose Hill, Mr. andMrs.
Lloyd Drew of Jeanette, Pa.,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hudson
and Joy of Warsaw, Leroy Drew
and Claude Sanks of Forest
Park, Georgia; Mr. and Mrs.
O. D. Drew Jr., Betty Jane,
Randy and Steve of Magnolia.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Drew
Sr. were honored on their fifty
sixth wedding anniversary on
Tuesday nignt with a supper
given by their children, at their
Home,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert West
and daughters, Lori. Marie and
Faye and Johnson Chestnutt vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Fus
sell In Wilmington Sunday after
noon.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Tracy Brown were Mr. and
Mrs. Llndon Souther land of
Rose Hill, Eldon Brown Jr. and
Eldon Brown Sr. of Rose HOI,
Mrs. John A. Johnson of War
saw and Mr. and Mrs. Billy
G art Is and Kenneth of Bursaw.
Harry Pope left Sunday after
noon for Texas where ne will
enter the Air Force.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Pope,
Harry Pope, Sue Godbold, Mrs.
L. E. Pope and Becky Pope
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Earl Jones In New
Bern on Friday night.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Baker were Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Cooper of Ra
leigh, Mrs. Llllie Sasser of
Goldsboro, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Butler, Sloan, Mike and Rhonda
of Rose Hill and Mr. and Mrs.
Emmitt Sasser of Magnolia.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brown
of Rose HOI spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Brown.
Mrs. Marvin usher and Mary
Ann of Rose Hill visited In the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Brown
were Thursday night supper
guests of Mr. and MRS. L. E.
Brown In Rose Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Evans,
Patricia, Ricky, Ronnie and
Tammle of Mount Olive visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evans
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Potter,
Jr., and children of Wilmington
spent Saturday night with Mr.
and MRS. Wendell Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. William Potter
spent Thursday and Friday in
Charlotte. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goodnight
In Concord.
Mrs. Roscoe Potter and Mrs.
William Potter shopped In
Goldsboro, Monday.
Mrs. Fred Archer, Mrs. J.
R, Cavenaugh and Mrs. John
Rich shopped in Goldsboro Mon
day.
Tree Decorating Party
Mrs. Roscoe Potter and
members of the M.Y.F. went
Into the woods Monday after
noon and cut a Christmas tree
to be used In the church during
the holiday season. After night
they met at the church and
put the tree up and decorated
it. Later they cooked and pulled
taffy and popped corn.
Prayer Group Meeting
The Methodist Ladles Prayer
Group met Wednesday morning
at the home of Miss Charlotte
Chestnutt and Mrs. Nancy Hun
ter.
Devotional reading and
prayer was led by Mrs. Roscoe
Potter and Mrs. Fred Archer.
Mrs. Hunter and Miss Chestnutt
were each presented a gift.
Members attending were Mes
dames Roscoe Potter, William
Potter, Joseph Rouse, Fred Ar
cher, John Rich and David Bar
nett.
Civic Club
The Civic Club Is sponsoring
a Christmas decoration con
test, for home and business
places. Prizes will be given for
the best in each group. Contact
Mrs. L. E. Pope or Mrs. Wil
liam Potter If you wish to enter.
Cantata, December 18
There will be a Christmas
Cantata a the Baptist Church
on Sunday night, December 18,
at 7-30. The public la cordially
invited to attend.
Civic Club Party
The womas Civic Club held
Its December meeting with a
Christmas party and covered
dish supper on Monday night at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. L.
Quinn. The Christmas motif
was carried out. There was a
Christmas tree and gifts for all.
The supper was delicious and
everyone had a very enjoyable
time.
Family Night Observed
The woman's Auxiliary of the
First Pentecostal Free Will
Baptist Church met Monday
night, December 5 at the Com
munity Building. Family night
was observed with twenty-one
members and their families
present.
A delicious picnic style sup
per was served before the meet
ing began.
The meeting opened by sing
ing "Silent Night" followed wfih
prayer by Mrs. R. M. Brown.
The Rev. R. M. Brown read
the scripture and made a talk.
The devotional closed with a
song, "Joy to the World.
The roll was called and
names were drawn for a secret
pal for the coming year.
There was a Christmas tree ,
with gifts for everyone. These
were given out, opened and ad- J
mired Dy all. i
Mrs. Eliza Culbreth pre- ,
sented Mrs. R. M. Brown a j
gift from the Auxiliary. ]
Fruit baskets were fixed and |
taken to shut-Ins and elderly (
people In the community.
Ladies Auxiliary FWB
The Ladles Auxiliary of the
Carrol Street Free WlllBaptlst
Church met Wednesday night.
December 7, with Mrs. Frances
Hall, for their Christmas meet
ing. There were eighteen mem
bers present.
The meeting opened with a
song, "Joy To The World, "fol
lowed wltn prayer by Mrs.
Leona Dunn.
The program, Traditions of
Christmas, was led by Mrs.
Mattle Cavenaugh. Others tak
ing part were Mesdames F ran
ees Hall, Florence Dall, Janie
Cavenaugh, Emma Lee Howard,
Essie Pope, Grace Malone,
Louise whaley, Mary Ann Ho
ward and Nelda Malone.
The group also sang "Silent
Night" and "O Come All Ye
FuthfuL'
During the business meeting
minutes were read and the roll
called by the secretary, Mrs.
Mary Ann Howard. It was de
cided to give two elderly mem
bers who are ill a gift at Christ
mas. The president reminded
members to save Christmas
cards with religious pictures
to be sent to the missionary
school In Mexico.
At the end of the business
meeting gifts were exchanged
and names were drawn for a
secret pal for the coming year.
Mrs. Emma Lee Howard
closed the meeting with prayer.
The hostess served refresh
ments of cup cakes, potato
chips, Christmas candles and
drinks.
Miss Turner
Honored At ^
Bridal Shower
Miss Annette Turner, De
cember 23 bride-elect of Mr.
Robert Keith Tyndall, was ho
nored at a miscellaneous bridal
shower on Saturday night, De
cember 10 at Smith Community
Building near Pink Hill.
Hostesses were Mesdames J.
B. Godbold, Dempsey Smith and
Christine Williams.
tpon arrival the bride-elect
was presented a pink carnation
corsage. Mrs. Falson S. Tur
ner, mother of the bride-elect,
and Mrs. Llnwood Tyndall, mo
ther of the groom-elect, were
also presented with pink car
nation corsages.
The refreshment table was
covered with a pink cloth and
overlaid with a pink lace cloth.
The table was centered with a
pink polnsettla arrangement
holding burning pink tapers.
Refreshments of punch, cake
squares, nuts and mints were
served.
Mrs. Falson Turner poured
punch, and Mrs. Llnwood Tyn
dall served the bridal squares.
The bride-elect received
many nice and useful gifts from
the 75 persons attending.
Stock tasty cheeses or
cold sliced meat as protein
substitutes for eggs.
8tock lots of canned,
frosen or fresh citrus juices.
Prepare frosen Juice and
squeese frr?h juice the night
before. They will keep their
flavor if covered and placed
on the refrigerator shelf.
Have a variety of ready
to-eat or instant and quick
cooking cereals on hand. Even .
children can prepare these
Reception Honors
Mr. Pope and
Miss Godbold
be?fiTuUr.?dwy e*enln8Decem
oer 8, Mrs. Hazel pope and her
ifrrLr^fCk)LWereh0Ste5?es
v.. .jecaptlon honoring bridal
couple-elect Mr. Harold Mel
r!?,tS,0fe' ??? "nd MIss Sue
Godbold at their home in Mag
For. the occation Christmas
arrangements of white mi
green with gold accents were
dS f" tne living room and
dining room. Elsewhere in the
home dried arrangements and
potted plants added decoration
Upon arrival, Miss Godbold
whf, presented ? corsage of
white carnations. The hostess
a a.f?rerSe?uC.d the C0UPle With
China in the chosen
* sugar and cream
?m'.n i j Wts displayed beside
small golden Christmas tree in
the dining room.
rvh.1"?" Wer? greeted by Mrs.
u , Holland of Warsaw
celvln?r?fUCe<'them 10 the re"'
reiewio h*- Standlng in the
Mrs. Foy Boney, grand
mother of Miss Godbold Each
a wtaeca'rnLr1"11* llne wore
carnation corsage
wSwNd^G RivXkof
arsaw directed puests to rhp
SSV?"?Cf
& Ed*?i? S
ui wnite mums fn
jr^uated sizes and grSLry
in^ ^?n each side by burm-'
Jefah?, tapers 1,1 sUver can
delabrum. Miss Becky P<?
assisted byMissConnieRevelle
of Warsaw and Miss Sherry
Powell of Magnolia presided
over the refreshment table
where country ham biscuits'
?utter mints, and
individual bridal cakes were
taMe'h'J^m one end of the
table bridal punch was served by
iwlU. " Tucker of Ma?"
se?^fS Were SM 10 the
seventy-five guests who called
evening by Mr. and
D- L Mathis of Warsaw.
&
Um. Fisn breakfast ahead of
cooked h COOkWl egg8, pre"
cooked bacon, sausage and
keUt ?h leit"?Ver meat can be
2.S refrlger
ator freezer. Frozen meats
will defrost if left on the
refrigerator shelf the night
f???' 411(1 CAa he reheated
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Pink Hill News
MRS. ANN ELLIS
fCKSUNALS
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Kornegav
enjoyed a pleasant Sunday with
guests dropping in. Mrs. Mar
vin Simmons from Goldsboro
Mrs. LeRoy Simmons and Mrs.
Tessle Fussell from Rose Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hood
announce the adoption of a six
weeks old daughter, Tay Rett
Bule Hood. Congratulations to
Rowe and Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Simpson
honored their daughter, Terry
with a birthday party Saturday
night at the Deep Run Com
munity building. There were
around eighty young people.
"The Wanderers a rock and
roll group, played some very
wild iruiH mncfo Th?u
good, but I guess some of we
adults coulan't get over how
loudly they played.
The free art classes that
have been held at B. F. Grady
School have moved to the Ja
mes Sprunt Institute In Ke
nansville. Mrs. lone Greise Is
the very capable teacher and the
classes are really growing un
der her Instructions.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Max
well had dinner guests Sunday.
Miss Myra Maxwell from Wil
son , Mr. and Mrs. Ben Out
law from Outlaws Bridge.
Church News
The annual Joy-gift service
by the women of the Presby
terian church was held Sun
day night. Mrs. T. J. Turner
was In charge of the very fine
program. We sang the good old
Christmas Carols. Terry Simp
son played the piano.
One of the sweetest things
about the program wasthechfi
drens choir made up of Fran
Howard, Junior Howard, Diane
Smith, Helen Turner, Sue Wiley,
Gary Murphy.
"The Bible,' was the mes
sage that Mr. Hood brought
Sunday morning. He pointed out
that the Bible Is a search light
into ou soul and that It should
be used and not Just placed In
the living room for appearance
sake.
He brought out that It Is a
"Lamp unto our feet and alight
unto our path." It is a guide
line for every day living.
With Our
Boys
RUSSELL W. WEAVER
T. DIX, N. J. ? Russell W.
Weaver, 22, son of Mr. andMrs
Gertha Weaver, Route 3, Mount
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Olive, N. C.. received an early
promotion to Army P?y grew
privKe e-2 on completion of
basic combat training at Ft.
Dix. N. J., Nov. 2L
He was swarded the promo
tion two months earlier than
is customary because of his
score in firing the M-M rifle,
high score on the physical com
bat proficiency test and his mi
litary bearing and leadership
abilities.
The early promotion program
is an Army policy providing
incentive for outstanding train
ees.
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