BEULAVILLE NEWS
Mis* Patricia Edwards of
Raleigh spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ub
Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Llndburg Brown
and family of Raleigh visited
Mr. Pete Brown during Labor
Dav week-end.
Mr, aid Mrs. Stanley Brtf
cher and family of Columbia,
S.C. ' visited Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie .Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs.
Ransom Mercer during the
week-end.
Mrs. Leonard Kennedy, Mrs.
Jule Mathews, and Miss Grace
Kennedy shopped in Kinston Sa
turday.
Mrs. Adell Matthews went
to Raleigh Monday to spend
the week with Mrs. ZelmaRoss
and Zdllnda.
Mr and Mrs. James Robert
Grady' and family of Louis burg
visited Mrs. Vertie Thomas
during the week end.
Mrs. Byron Hunter and family
of Kinston visited Mrs. Caroline
Johnsoh and Mrs. Pauline Hun
ter during the weekend.
Misses Mary Beth Hunter,
Vicky and Sharon Kennedy sh
opped in Kinston Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Brown and Wil
liam Edward shopped in Kinston
Saturday.
Mrs. Lorraine Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Qulnn shopped
in Goldsboro Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Whaley
shopped in Wallace Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Griffin made
a business trip to Kinston Sa
turday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Griffin
of RSleigh visited their parents
Mr. and Mrs. G.S. Muldrow
and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Gr
iffin Labor Day week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Jackson I
and daughter of Orangeburg S.C.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Jackson during the week-end,
Mrs. Adell Matthews, Zelma
Ross and Zellnda toured More
head City, Ft. Macon, and At
1 antic Beach Tuesday. Mrs. Lu
la Parker accompanied diem
and visited Mrs. Lizzie Q.
Miller.
Mrs. Nora Ellen Bowman and
daughter of Mt. Olive visited
Mrs. Lula Parker and
MrsJ Nora Brown Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Qulnn of Kinston
was overnight guest Wednesday
of Mrs. Lula Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Raybourn Lan
ier spent Labor Day weekend
with Mr. aid Mrs. Tom Lanier
in Baltimore, Md.
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O ak River ne ar Sw ansboro and
on Friday toured Harkers Is
land and Cape Lookout with the
David Russells of Kinston.
Mrs. Sarah Bolin shopped
In Goldsboro, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Sumner
shopped in Kinston on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Domnlck Ver
rechi of Durham spent Labor
Day Weekend with their dau
ghter Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Campbell and family.
James Campbell visited his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
sod Mrs. Jimmy Kennedy in
Kinston on Sunaay afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
C ampbell shopped in J ackson
ville on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Campbell are vacationing at
their cottage on the White Oak
River near Swansboro this
week. James will join them the
latter pan of the week.
Mrs. Gilbert Campbell and
children shopped in Kinston on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fut
rell and chlldre, Deborah, Jo
ey, Randy and Karen enjoyed a
trip to New Bern Sunday where
they visited Mrs. Futrell's sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sumrell.
Duplin Girl Selected
For
Teaching Fellowship
Miss Mary Beth Hunter of
Beulaville has been selected for
a Teaching Fellowship in the Sc
hool of Business at East Car
olina University for the 1968-69
academic year. She was gra
duated from East Carolina on
May 26. 1968 with a Bachelor
of Science in Business Admin
istration degree.
In 1966, Mary Beth was aw
arded a certificate for having
attained a fluent and accurate
style of shorthand in the 54th
International Gregg Shorthand
Exhibit and also received a
Gregg Shorthand Speed Certifi
cate.
Mary Beth was elected to me
mbership in Pi Omega Pi, the
National honorary business ed
Wus QraJ, Wa,rt? Wr Moll
In a double ring ceremony
on Saturday evening. Aug. M.
Miss AnnetteGrady, daughterof
Mr. and Mrs. Lei sod Grady of
Beulavffle became the bride of
Mr. Larry Maxwell Holt,
son of Mr. A Mrs. Robert Hob
of Alberts on.
The Rev. Jack Dail, paetor
of die bride and chaplain Eu
gene Davis former pastor of
tne bride officiated.
ry 35 , 1967. Mebership
in this society is based on pro
fessional attitude and scholar
ship.
She became a member of Phi
Beta Lambda, die Future Bu
siness Leaders organization in
October, 1967.
On January 39,1968, she was
Invited to Join Beta Gamma
Sigma, an honorary scholastic
society. Election to member
ship in Beta Gamma Sigma Is
the hlghes^scholastlc honor that
a student in business adminis
tration can win.
Mary Beth was recognized
in the Honors Convocatlona of
the School of Business each
year for being in the tipper ten
percent of her class.
On May 36, 1968, she was
awarded a Certificate of Schol
astic Achievement in recognit
ion of the excellent grade po
int average achieved on all co
urses completed for the Bache
lors of Science in Business Ad
ministration degree at East Car
rolina University.
Mary Beth was a 1965 gra
duate of East Duplin High Sch
ool and is the daughter at Mrs.
Pauline Himter and the lateMr.
Reuben Hunter.
Panthers Club To
Meet.
East Duplin Panthers Club
will meet Thursday Sept. 5,
at 8 pan. at East Duplin Gym
nasium.
All old members are urged
to attend and bring new mem
bers. Officers wfll be elected
Outgoing President, Alfred Bar
sden, says the club needs your
support.
Enjoy Skating
Members of the Hallsville
Baptist Church Intermediate
Training Union class en
joying skating at the Warsaw
skating Rink Frlday night in
cluded; Patricia Buice, Diane
Brown, Deborah Futrell, Deb
orah Hines, Gail Sandlin, Ch
ester Brown, Emory Brown,
Kenneth Futrell, Tommy Lee,
Herman Miller, Joey Street,
Mike Whaley, and their teacher,
MIS- Shirley Hines.
V; 'w! ? ? ? 's'-fS
Given in marriage by her far
ther, die bride wore a floor
quins. Her chapel train of lace
waa attached at the shoulder
with a veil of French Illusion
f&Wtaeiysisr
a white orchid.
Maid of honor was Miss Be
tty Goodson. friend of the bride
of Mt. Olive. She wore a fl
oor length gown of green cr
epe with matching headpiece
She carried a white mum.
Bridesmaids were Misses
Becky Bailey and Tommie Lynn
Marsh, cousins of the bride of
Carthage. They wore floor len
gth gowns of yellow crepe with
matching headpiece and carried
a single white mum.
The music was presented by
Mr. Johnny Wellington, soloist /
of Pink Hill, accompanied by ,
Mr. Edgar Wells.
Ushers were: Jimmy Gr- s
ady, brother of the bride, Ga- I
ry Conway of Tarboro and To- i
mmy Benson of Kenansvllle, ;
college friend of the groom, k
Best man was Mr. Robert Ho- 3
It. father of the groom.
The mother of the bride wore
a blue crepe dress and a white -
carnation corsage.
The mother of he groom wore
a pink lace dress with a pink
carnation corsage.
The wedding was directed by
Mrs. Morris Grady, aunt of
the bride.
Out of town guests were Mr
A Mrs. A.C. Banks grandpare
nts of the groom of Kinston.
Mrs. Iva Bailey, grandmother
of the bride of Carthage; Mr. A
Mrs. Gilbert Bailey and Becky
of Carthage; Mr. A Mrs. Jo
seph Ameen, Cheri and Pam
of High Point; Mr. A Mrs.
W.T. Hardister and Tom of
Kinston; Mr. A Mrs. Charles
Bailey of Greensboro; Mr. A
Mrs. Robert Baiely, Susan, Ja
ne and Beth of Richmond, Vs.,
Mrs. Vernon Marsh, Tommie
Lynn, Sylvia and Robin of Ca
rthage; Mr. A Mrs. Crawford
Rollins, Marts Jo, Ronnie, and
Kent of Vass, Mr. A Mrs. Mel
vin Grady of Jacksonville; Mrs
'Edward Dixon of New Bern,
Mr. Joh n W. Grady of Md.;
Mr. A Mrs. James Robert
Grady, Rhonda and Robert of
Louis burg, and Miss Ktfie Sue
Grady of Reidsville.
RECEPTION
Immediately following the
Grady-Holt wedding a recept
ion was held In the Educatio
nal Building of Hallsville Pre
byterlan church. Mrs. Leroy
Kennedy was hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Kenneth Grady, Mrs.
"
Mrs. Larry Maxwell Holt
Student Registration For New
Year At JSI
Registration and the begin
ning of a new school year for
many will begin on Monday,
Sept. 9, 1968. New students and
the returning second year stu
dents may register on this date
between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Classes will begin on Tuesday
Sept. 10, 1968, at 8 a.m. for
those enrolled In the diploma
and degree programs.
Technical programs lea
ding to an associate In ap
plied science degree are avail
able In : Accounting, Agricul
tural Business, Business Ad
ministration, Commercial Art
and Advertising Design, Exe
cutive Secretary, Legal Sec
retary, Medical Secretary, and
Poultry and Livestock.
Vocational prog arms leading
CTOIMK W? A?1
??cupii v>\aiic( rats. /VIUTCW mu"
ler, Mrs. Vivian Miller, and
Mrs. Kermlt Williams.
After the bride and groom
cut the first slice of cake. Miss
Katie Sue Grady, cousin of the
bride, served trie guests. Fu
ndi was poured by Mrs. Ralph
Gotttp, Cousin of the, bride.
Mrs. Edward Dixon, cousin
of the bride presided at the
bride's registration table.
Friendship
News
Circle Meeting
Friendship Circle met with
Mrs. Ralph Veach on Wednes
day night at 8 p.m. with Mrs
Ralph Langston, chairman pre
siding.
Mrs. Viola Sloan, secretary,
read the minutes of the last
meeting and called the roll.
Mrs. William Nelson Outlaw ga
ve the treasurers report.
A most interesting Bible les
son was presented by Mrs. Os
car Langston and was followed
by a Blfie quiz by Mrs. Nel
lie Pridgen. The meeting was
closed with the Lord's Prayer.
A social hour followed. Mrs.
Veach assisted by her daughter.
Jane, and Mrs. Sloan served
pound cake, nuts, cheese and pu
nch to the fifteen members pre
sent.
- i
to a diploma are available in:
Automotive Mechanics, Cos
metology, Drafting and Design,
Radio and Television Repair,
Masonry, Practical Nurse Ed
ucation and Welding.
Testing and counseling is av
ailable in all programs to assist
students in the selection of cur
ruculums and occupational
goals. All of these programs
specialize in training students
for immediate employment in
needed fields at excellent sa
laries.
Sniritation SssutJ
Mr. Conrad Clifford Trott
request* the honour
I of your presence
at the marriage of his daughter
Zannle Mae Cattle
to
Mr. Joseph Wiley Smith
on Saturday,
the fourteenth of September
at four o'clock
Missionary Baptist Church
Beulavllle, North Carolina
Reception will be held fol
lowing the ceremony, in the
fellowship hall of the church.
No Invitations are being sent.
All friends and relatives are
cordially Invited.
Magnolia
News
PERSONALS
Herman W. (Pop) Taylor of
Raleigh visited Mr. & Mrs. L.
G. Turner and Mrs. Eva Po
well Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. George Jackson
of Wilmington spent Sun. with
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Evans. Other
guests for dinner were Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Evans, Kathy,
Carolyn and Barbara.
Mr. & Mrs. Zennie Brown
and son Rodney of Greensboro
spent the holidays with Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Evans.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Pope of
Ft. Bragg spent the week end
with Mr. & Mrs. Melvln Pope.
Mr*. Ploy Bony ?d Mrs.
Farnile Peterson of Clinton vi
sited Mr. aid Mrs. thtert Tu
cker Sunday afternoon. Mrs
Boney will spend some time with
the Tuckers.
Mrs Ward Rouse, Sharon
and Alison of the Oobson's Ch
apel Community, Mr. A Mrs.
Mllo Pickett, of Chlquapin, Miss
Connie Wade and Gene T. Dall
of Goldaboro were Sun.
afternoon visitors of Mrs. L.
G. Turner.
Glenn Tucker, who is work
ing an the Windsor Tobacco
Market was at home for die
holidays.
Mr. A Mrs. Harold Erzell
Mrs. Luther Stmley, Misses
Lulda Ezzelle and Elisabeth
Stanley attended the Weaher
ton-Evans wedding in Green
vlll Sun. afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Qulnn and Mrs.
Dorothy Wash art visited Mr. A
Mrs. Mark Hull In Goldsboro
Thursday night.
Mr. 4 Mrs. Willie Plner,
Willie Jr. Tad and Darren of
Wallace spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Qulnn.
Mrs. Tom Qulnn visited her
mother Mrs. Mary Wakins in
Clinton, Tuesday.
Mrs. Marjorle Pickett spent
Sun. night and Mon. In Golds
bo bo with Mr. A Mrs. Fred
Pickett and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A.Q. Smith
of Wilson spent the week end
with their parents Mr. A Mrs.
Joseph Rouse and Mr. & Mrs.
Abbie Smith.
Mr. A Mrs. Joseph Rouse
returned home last week after
a visit with relaives in Mass.
Mr. A Mrs. Bobby Smith and
son Todd spent the week end
In Chinquapin with her mother
Mrs. Sallie Hatcher.
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