PERSONALS
Mr. ?d Mrs. Hsills Guy
visited bis brochsr Mr. wf
Mrs. Tyson Gay in ths Mo
untslns of North Csrollns re
C*M?. HsUte Guy nd Mrs.
Menrtn (Monk) Whsley sad dsr
ugtuer Onger shopped In Kin
ston Monday.
Mrs . Rossle Grady and Wi
lli wi Allen shopped In Klnston
Wednesday.
Rev. Eugene Carmlcheel
made a business trip to Klnston
Wtdoesdw.
Mrs. Kathleen Whaley.Oebra
and Dai lit were shoppers in
Klnston Wednesday.
Mrs. Pheobe Raynor and ch
ildren shopped In Wallace Wed.
Mr. nd Mrs. Roscoe Sander
son shopped in Klnston Wed.
Mary Beth Hunter spent afew
days withher grandmother Mrs.
Dottle Barbee in Richlands.
Nancy Bostic and Kenneth
Bostic shopped in Klnston Wed.
Mrs. Lillian Grady and Mrs.
Louise Brown shopped in Klns
ton Thursday.
Mrs. Adell Matthews. Zelma
and Zelinda Ross visited Mrs.
Katheryn Carr In Rose Hill
Frldqr.
Mr. Jerry Miller, aCampbell
Student, spent the week-end with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. BUI
MUler.
Mr. J. D. Sandlin re
turned home Friday after sp
ending a few days In Lenoir
Memorial Hospital in Klnston.
Mary Beth Hunter shopped In
Goldsmro, Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thlgpen vi
sited Rev. WUbur Evert on in
Wake Memorial Hospital at Ra
leigh, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thlgpen
of Richmond Va. are spending
a few days with Rev. and Mrs.
Stephen &nlth and Mr. and Mrs.
Orzo Thlgpen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lois Simpson
and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Ray burn
Lanier, Zebbie Lanier spent
last week-end at White Lake and
were joined Sunday by Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin Lanier and Mrs.
Ethel Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smithy and
Johnnie and Mr. aid Mrs. Ben
nie Ray Thomas and daughter
spent Sunday at White Lake.
Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Ruth
Grady made a business trip to
Golds boro Tuesday.
Mrs. Carolina Johnson and
Gilda Miller spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hun
ter in Kinston and Mr. and Mrs.
Jlmmie Johnson in Kinston.
Mrs. Caroline Sandlln of Ra
leigh is spending a few days
With relatives In BeulavQle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Lanier
and Zebbie shopped in Kinston
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Miller
and family spent last week-end
at Manteo and enjoyed the
Pageant "The Lost Colony."
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Raup
Mrs. Pauline Hunter took their
grandchildren to their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Hunter
in Riverdale, Md., this week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Truett Miller
and family of Fairmont visited
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller this
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Raynor
Mr. Janet F. Ross of Nor
folk, Vs. visited Mrs. Adell
Matthews and Mr. and Mrs.
James Ross and Zelindavisited
Mr. and Mrs MX. Roes In Wh
ltevllle this week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Car
mpbell and James spent die
week end at their cottage on
the White Oak River near Sw
ansboro.
Mrs. W.V. Oxley and Leslie
Susan made a business trip to
Jacksonville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cottle
and boys, Terry and Tim visi
ted friends ana relatives In
Beulaville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jack
son of Beulaville and Sgt. Joe
Jackson of Aberdeen Proving
Grounds ,M aryl and visited Mrs.
Minnie Briggs in Waterford,
Permsulvanlalast week end and
the first of this week. While
there they all toured NlagraFa
11s and other points of Interest
In that vacinlty. They also visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Jackson and family in Baltimo
re, Maryland.
Mr. Silas Whaley and For
tius Raynor attended the Moose
convention in Winston
Salem Friday through Sunday.
Rev. James Wllbert Evert on.
Pastor of Daniels Chapel Ch
urch in Wilson County, Is a pa
tient in Wake Memorial Hospi
tal. He will have surgery tor
brain turner Thursday. His
many friends wish him a sp
eedy recovery.
Circlt # 3
Circle # 3 of the Beulaville
Baptist Church met Tuesday
night with Mrs. J.
Macon Brown. Mrs. Ray bourn
Lanier presided over
the meeting. The pro
gram was given by Mrs. J.
Macon Brown, Mrs. Eugene
Carmichael, Mrs. Orzo Tnlg
pen, Mrs. Norman Mercer, and
Miss Sheila Brown. Devotion
was led by Mrs. J.L. Powers.
During the social period Mrs.
Brown served apple pie aria
mode. potato chips, and Cokes
to the eleven present.
Scott's
Personals
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.
W. Scott Friday for supper
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tur
ner^ Jeanle and Lort yf,Green
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Robert
Holland aid children of Kins
ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Don
nell Komegay and family Sun.
Mrs. Bfll Dall and Nathan
Scott are home from Wayne Me
morial hospital following a per
iod of hospitalization there.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Jonas Oail were the Rev. and
Mrs. Luther Swlnson of Beula
vllle and Mrs. Oarrle Scon,
locally.
Mr. and Mrs Rodney Kome
gay and children were In St
aunton, Va. Friday and Satur
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray
borrell.
Crystal and Tony Dall re
turned to their home in Lanexa,
Va. last week after spending
several weeks with their father
and grandmother Clyde Dall and
Mrs. Delia Dall. The children
were accompanied by their far
ther and Thomas Sun on.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Exum
of Beulaville visited die Roland
SUllivans during last week end.
Mrs. Wayne Scott and son
Joe dined with Mr. and Mrs.
Llston Summerlln of Warsaw
Monday at lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis sp
ent most of last week In Per
ry, Fla. visiting relatives, Sue,
sister of Mr. Davis, returned
home with them to spend some
time.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Komegay Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Phillips of Buies Cr
eek and Melody Smith of Indian
Springs.
Store
Brenda Dall of Kenansville
spent the week end wit h Sue
Rouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Malpass
of Wallace had supper with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronnie Malpass Sa
turday. ? ~
_ Mrs, Jean TuckerapdSaudra
of Hampton Va. and 5heil7Gr
rrlty of Warsaw visited Mrs.
Wayne Scott recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw
accompanied their daughter,
Faye to Mars Hill Saturday
where she will be in college
soon.
Mr. aid Mrs. Donnell Kor
negay attended a reunion of die
1951 graduating class of BJ".
Grady school Saturday evening
held at Kings Barbecue
restaurant near Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kor
negay and children of Wash
ington were guests of Mrs. Zo
llle Kornegay and the Rodney
Kornegays Sunday at supper.
Visitors of Mrs. Delia Dall
Sunday afternoon were Mr. and
Mrs. William Dall and child
ren of Golds bo ro.
Mrs. Oarrie Scott,
Melva Gray Jones, Sue Ro
use and Sue Davis attended the
James Sprunt commencement
exercises at Kenan Memor
ial audiiirlum in Kenansvllle
F rlday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wllklns
and family of Petersburg, Va.
were here Friday and Saturday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Luther
WlUdns.
Weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Outlaw were Mr.
and Mrs. Walton Outlaw. Tr
acey and Gary of Charlotte.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Bennie Outlaw were
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Korne
gay, Dianne and J. Nelson of
Goldsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
m &UU W.J. m, W,~Ll.
BEULAVILLE - The
marriage of Miss Nancy
Mildred Bostic. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard StoUey
Bostic, to William Marion
Womble Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Womble of Sanford, was
solemnised Saturday in
BeulavUle Missionary Baptist
Church by the Rev. Harold T.
Smith
Mr. Bostic gave I i a
daughter in marriage and
Miss Kay Smith was maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Jane Wamble of Sanford, Miss
Sheila Whithers of MoOusfc,
Va., Mrs. Bohby Griffin of
Raleigh, apd Miss Gail
Albertaon.
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Children in the wadding
were MiM Hopa Odom i
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The bridegroom's father
vm beet nun and ushers were
Ben y Parker of High Point,
John Wilson of Elisabeth City.
Gerry Bridget of Kinuport,
Tenn., and Richard S/Bostic
Jr.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Wamble are
both students at Campbell
College.
After a trip to Gatlinhurg,
Tenn., they will live in Buies
Creek.
tlhertsnn News
Mr. James Hemphill from
Raleigh and his friends Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Strickland, and
two daughters, from Randolph
Air Force Base in Texas, were
supper guests of the Falson
Smiths Saturday nirtit. Jimmy
Hemphill, who has Been spend
ing a week with his grandpar
ents, returned home with them.
Mr. Charles Grady from Li
ve Oak. Fla. and daughter Vi
vian, her husband Mural Ho
well and their daughter Lollle
Ann, spent Saturday night with
the Falson Smith and attended
the Grady -Outlaw Reunion Sun.
Sunda y night supper gueses
of the sniths, were Mr. and
Mrs. Falson D. Smith and da
ughters, Kim, Katrina and Ka
ren from Raleigh.
Overnight guests with the Sm
iths Sunday, was Mrs. Fran
cis B1 aloes from Golds bo ro.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mercer,
Holly, Laurey and Kathy, also
their friend Becky Walker from
Charlotte, spent the weekend
with their respective parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercer and
Mrs. Lee Maxwell. They atten
ded the Class reunion at the
Barbecue Lodge in Kinston on
Sat. night and tneGrady-Outlaw
reunion Sunday.
Mrs. Jo Whitley and Mike
were with her mother for the
week end and attended the Gr- *
ady-Outlaw Reunion.
Miss Myra Maxwell from
Wilson spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frank Out
law and attended the Grady
Outlaw Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nether
cutt from Raleigh visited rel
atives here over the week-end.
Mr. Jlmmie Davis Is a pa
tient In the Lenoir Memorial
Hospital. His room number
is 321.
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Korne
gay from Jesup, Ga, have been
vlsitltig Mr. and Mrs. AlvinKo
rnecay this week.
-Visitors with the Komegays
Sunday, were Mrs. Layton Co
chran, Al, Lou, Pat and
Beth from RobersonvlUe, Mrs.
Leroy Sim Hons, and Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Simmons from Go
ldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs Melvln Williams
from Ahoskle visited her grand
mother Mrs. Ada Herring, and
his mother, Mrs. Christine w.
Davis over the week-end.
Mrs. Dick Bogard, from Bl
ackwell, Okla. who has been
visiting relatives here will be
returning to her home in Okla.
the later part of the week.
bert Outlaw and Timmey of
Five Point, Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Baker and family of Sar
recta.
Visiting in the Luther Wil
klns home Sunday were Mrs.
Emmett Wllklns and daughters
Mrs. Herbert Whaley and dau
Shters of Klnston, Mrs. Jimmy
[erring and children, Mt. Ol
ive.
Mrs. Rodolph Jones and boys
of Kenansvtlle visited Mr.and
Mrs. Jeff Jones Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie jSummsrlln and
Mrs. Mack Batchelor of War
saw visited the Roland Sull
lvans Sunday.
Scott Store Ex. Home Makers
Club will meet Sept. 4 at Pl
easant Grove Community bui
lding. Time 2:30.
Extension
Homemakers
The annual family outing of
Scott Store Extension Home
makers club was held Sstur
Miss North Carolina, Anita Johnson, New Bern, models I
her official presentation gown for the Miss America Pa- {
geant, September 3-7. file gown, a gift from Cone Mills, 1
Is by North Carolinian Luther Wlnborne Self. Of Cone's
white velveteen, the dress has princess lines and portrait (
neckline. A floating panes extends from shoulder to floor. |
The sweep of the skirt and panel are embellished with
pearls and crystals and edged with ostrlct plumes. Miss
North Carolina Is shown at UNG-G^ (
DEATHS
Mis. EstsKe B. Carter
Rose Hill ?Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Estelle Brad
shaw Carter, TO, of Rose Hill,
who died Sunday, w e r e con
ducted at 2 pjn. Wednesday
at Missionary Baptist Churcfi
here, of which she was a
member, by the Rev. K.D.
Brown. Burial was In Ro
ckfish Cemetery at Wallace.
Surviving are one daughter.
Mrs. Cecil A. Cr aid all of
Stokes, with whom she made
heV home-, three sons, Otis H.
Carter of Kinston, Clyde C.Ca
rter Jr. of Wilmington and Buck
W. Carter of Rose Hill; two br
others, L.B. Bradshaw, aidHlx
Bradshaw. both of Rose Hill..
day evening Jl Wilburs Bar
becue Restaurant near, Golds -
boro. >'?) A
Twenty two members In
cluding families and Invited
guests were present for the
event.
Mrs. Lei and Herring, club
president gave thanks for the
food and for the blessing aid
protection during the past year.
TEACHERS
Continued From From Page
of Student aid Professional Ser
vices, NCEA.
At 4:15 P.M. District Mee
tings were held. Miss Mary
Anna Grady, President, presi
ded over Eastern District. Th
ere were 16 members of theco- i
uncil present.
Films "Our Schools Have
Kept us Free" and "Rafe"
were shown later in the
afternoon.
At 6:45 a lovely banquet
was held in the cafeteria. Af
ter the dinner the Terry San
ford award recipient, Joe
Sam Routh, o f Wendell sp
oke and the Mary Marrow Sc
holars were presented. This
was a most interesting part
of the conference because here
we could see some of the young
people who are coming onto the
teaching profession, and with
the Mary Marrow scholarships
being presented by CTA we
felt that we've had a part in
helping someone along the road
in the teaching profession.
Weaver Hall was the. _ setting
Iftr a reception and "Sing-Sing"
around the piano. Mrs. Made
line Pling of Goldsboro was
pianist and Charles StoutNCEA
Staff Member, served as song
leader. Everyone enjoyed this
tremendously.
Saturday morning was the hi
ghlight of the conference. Each
State Chairman presented askit
or told of their work for the
coming year. Some of the skits
were hilarious and we left the
conference with a wonderful fe
eling o f friendship and zeal
to do a good job in our work
for the coming year.
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