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To Viot Nam
Mr, ?d Mrs. Dennis Ram
sey have received word mat
their son, Robert L. Ramsey la
on Ms way to Viet Nam. Bobby
if In the Navy and In the Qu
artermasters department ab
oard a U.S. Destroyer which
left its Eastern U.S. base
on -Thursday and will be In the
Viet Namese Coastal waters
for.duty.
We wish him good fortune
and a s?fe return
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Layette^ Shower
The new home of Mrs. Odeie
Lee Johnson of Brlarwood St.
was "hostess house" for iLw
ette Shower honoring Mrs. J.D.
Knowles on Saturday Night, Au
gust 94th. Acting as co-hoets
with Mrs. Johnson were Mrs.
Frank Merrltt and Mrs. L. Ea
rl Murphy.
Guests were entertained with
games and contests and prises
were given to the winners of
each.
Gifts fbr the honor ee's layette
were plied high on a table and
presented to Mrs. Knowles. who
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?** aanure.
Concealed salad doc*ochins
and Cotes were wjoved by the
foUowtrw guests: Mrs. Ralph
Sheffield, Mrs. Thomas Know
les, Mrs. J.C. Klssner, Mrs.
Robert Gore, Mrs. Hubert Kn
owles, Mrs. John David
Brooks, Mrs. Luther Stanley,
Miss Thelma Knowles. MrsHlx
Bradshaw. Mrs. DeWta Shef
field, Mrs. BUlle Sheffield,
Mrs. John Moblay, Mrs. &r
adley Atkinson, and Mrs. How
ard Atkinson.
With Tk? Sick
N.B. Grady, who has been
confined to tus bed with a sl
ipped disc for some time, has
improved a great deal and
was able to return to work at
the Aycock Milling Company
a week ago.
Mr. Norwood Fussell is now
able to be out some. Mr.
Fussell had surgery at New
Hanover Memorial Hos
pital some weeks ago and has
not had a very rapid conval
escense. His friends are glad
be is able to be out again now.
Mrs. L.B. Bradshaw has
returned from Pender Memor
ial Hospital where she has been
confined after having minor
surgery. She is convalescing
at home and doing nicely
Ward Reunion
The Ward reunion was held
in the Wallace American Le
gion Building on Sunday, Augu
st 17 when the descendants of
Alfred and Elizabeth Robinson
Ward met for their annual vi
sit and traditional big dinner
together.
As the relatives came to
gether a period of visiting and
exchange of news of the, year
was enjoyed before the business
meeting. Memorabilia in
the form of hand woven bed
spreads from years ago, old
family Bibles, old pictures, pa
intings pottery and other heir
loom es made up a small mu
seum of family treasures
and were most interesting to
those present.
The usual bountiful meal of
all the good things the excel
lent cooks in the family had
prepared was greatly enjoyed
after the blessing was said.
At the program meeting
the devotion was conducted by
E.D. MacMillan of Jacksonville.
A report of marriages and
births in the family was pre
sented by Mrs. Rebecca Wil
kins Merritt.
A memorial service, conduc
ted by Paul Reynolds, of Wil
mington, was held for those who
had passed since the last me
eting and a fitting tribute was
paiato their memory.
James A. Ward, chairman of
the nominating committee pre
sented the following choice of
officers who were elected for
the coming year:
President-Pete McMillan; Vice
Pres.-Miss Mary Vann Wilkins;
Secretary-Miss Mellisa W.
Shaw; Treasurer- Mrs. Sallie
W. Blanchard; Historian-Horace
Ward.
Out of state visitors were
the following: Mr. and Mrs.
Orva Phelps and Miss Kathy
Phelps of Pueblo, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Ban Wells. Co
cot Beach, Florida; Julian Wp
rd. Richmond. Va.
There were around 166 pre
sent for the occasion.
Beiity Rwnion
The Boney On held their
16th annual reunion at Rockflsh
Country Club, near Wallace on
August 35, 196a. As kinsmen
gathered from twelve states th
ere was a great time of fel
lowship before enjoying the be
st of Southern Culinary art.
President of the Boney Clan,
W.C. Boney of Windsor, Miss
ouri presided at the meeting.
Mr. Boney is a great graMh
son of James Tate Boney and
Elisabeth Carr Boney who mi
grated In 1837 to Randolph Co
unty, Missouri and settled
near Cairo, Missouri where the
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers
converge Into a "Y" shaped
meeting and from on Into the
gulf as are: Mr. W.C. Boney,
usually known as "BUI" Boney
has lived near Windson, all
his life and farms and raises
cattle.
With him, Mr. Boney brought
several relics of his great
grandfathers trip west by cov
ered wagon. He displayed a
doughboard used on the trip
and In their Missouri home,
his great-grandfathers razor,
a book of Franklins Essays and
the bucket In which the gr
ease was kept that was used
to grease the wagon axles on
the trip. The keepsakes were
greatly enjoyed by all persent.
Mr. Boney asked Charles Bo
ney of Wilmington to express
thanks to GodTor the bounti
ful dinner.
After the delicious meal Mrs.
Sue Applewhite of Jacksonville
delighted the group with a mu
sical program. She was as
sisted by two talented young
people, Miss Janice Applewhite
of Jacksonville and Robert Col
gan of Toledo, Ohio, grand
children of Mrs. Flora Boney
Applewhite. The two played
guitars and sans a variety of
songs. The whole clan Joined
In singing "Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot,'" "How Great Thou
Art" and " In the Sweet
Bye and Bye".
The president welcomed all,
and gave especial welcome to
those from out of the state who
were attending for the first
time: Mr. and Mrs. James
Bell of Gatllngburg, Tenn.j Mr.
G.D. Boney of Georgia; Mr.
S.S. Boney of Montgomery. Ala.;
and Mr. and Mrs. John Boney
of Toxey, Ala. When the call
by member of states was ans
wered there was responsefrom
Boney's from Alabama, Geor
gia, Tennessee, Ohio, Virginia,
South Carolina, North Carolina,
New Jersey. Florida, New York,
Illinois, and Missouri.
At the business session, Ml-,
nutes of the last meeting were'
read by Miss Katie Murray who
substituted as secretary for
Mrs. Sammie W. Carter In her
absence.
Names were read of memb
ers of the clan who had passed
away since the last meeting.
These were the following: 1.
William Burce Herring, of Ro
se Hill; 2. Mrs. Vlrjpnia Bo
ney Henderson o f Wallace;
3. Bobby Harden of Fla.4.Mrs.
Gabriel Robinson of Wallace.
Mr. Dallas Herring of Rose
Hill offered a prayer of gra
titude for memories of those
who have gone to their reward.
The following officers were
elected to serve next year.
President. A.G. Powers, Ha
melt. Vice President: W.C.
Boney Jr. of Hamlet; Secre
tary-Treasurer; Miss Katie
Murray, Rose Hill and Histor
ian: Mrs Annette Edgerton,
Goldsboro.
Information by the cour
tesy of Miss Katie Murray, Se
cretary, about 160 were present
at the reunion.
Stadia "optnt
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On Saturday. August 34th,
Mr*. Lois Henderson and the ]
personnel of the Missy Beauty ,
Salon in Rose Hill were hosts
to the ladies of die county at
the Grand Opening of the Me- 4
rle Norman Cosmetic Studio
adjacent to the Salon. This is '
a new development in Rose Hi- (
11 for the enhuicement of the i
already noted beauty of the Du- ?
plin Ladies in this area. I
The Merle Norman line of ,
cosmetics has been established
for thirty-three years and co
vers a complete line of cle- |
anslng, beautyfying and protec- ,
ting trie skin and Balancing the j
completion. It is sold under
franchise.
Mrs. Henderson Presented (
the Merle Norman plan and was <
assisted by Misses Norlta Br- ?
own and Faye Brlnkley. Miss '
Brown will nave charge of the (
Studio, which is located in a !
newly decorated room of the
Missey Salon building.
Refreshments of punch, cook- 4
les, mints, and nuts were ser- .
ved from a gaily appropriate '
table. Favors were given C
each of the many guests and <
the ladies drew for door prl- ?
zes. Winner of the first pr- 4
ize was Mrs. Glenda Smith \
of Willard, who received a kit ,
containing three leading pro
ducts of the company. The kit ^
was called "Three Steps to v
Beauty". Winner of the se- {
cond prize was Mrs. Marvin
Johnson of Rose Hill who re- J
celved a bottle of Vivian's Ac- {
rosal Cologne. Miss Nancy
Merritt, also of Rose Hill won {
third prize and was presented
a compact. J
Many ladies called during the
afternoon and enjoyed the hos
pitality of the occasion. No de
monstrations were given of the '
cosmetics but a later rendez- i
vous with beauty consisting of .
one hour of luxurious and com- J
plete make up is offered to all *
interested ladies. Watch for the <
advertisements of Merle '
Norman Cosmetics to be '
carried in this paper. ]
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Betty Fussell ]
Honored j
Betty Fussell of the Beaver
Dam 4-H Club was honored at
the 4-H Key Award Banquet
during State 4-H Club Week.
Betty was also presented afra
med certificate. ?She Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
hnny Fussell of Rose Hill and
is presently enrolled In Miller
Motte Business College In
Wilmington, North Carolina.
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