PERSONALS
)> By, Mirs Carl Ivey
The regular prayer services
' were held W< tght at
the Rooty Branch Free WU1
<' fi l'arch. Ah k ertit
*3 Ls Your Church"
written by the Rev. C.F. Bow
' en Is being studied this qu?r
Mr. and Mrs. Llnwood Gredy
? of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs.
j^Hlbert Whitman Saturdqf. lyn
' Grady returned home with them
V after spending last week with
? her grandparents, Mrs. Perry
,f Grady of Scon's Store, and Mr.
and Mrs. Whitman.
Mr I. Ethel Kornegay of Al
berts on, Mrs. Naomfe K. Brock
?*of Rose HU1. ?nd Mrs. T.A.
. Jernigan visited Mrs. Fraik
Parker of Chinquapin Tuesday.
V Ralph A. Jones of the Stai
ford Community and Mr. aid
' Mrs. Carl Ivey visited Mrs.
Stacy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Own of Warsaw Sunday.
Miss Edna Ivey, student Nur
se a Wilson Manorial Hospit
al, Wilson* spent die weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andv W. Ivey.
Mrs. James Dixon and Jimmy
of Winston-Salem, and Miss
Barbara Summerlln of Warsaw
were luncheon guests Sunday
of Mrs. Merle Lewis, Lawton,
and Donna.
Mrs. Edd (Polly) Garris is
a patient at Wayne Memorial
Hospital, Goldsboro.
Mrs. T.A. Jernigan was an
over night guest 'nwrsday of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernard Good
son, and children of Kinston.
Mrs. Gilbert Outlaw of Caly
pso spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs, Lester Outlaw aid Be
tty Ruth.
Mrs. Florence Houston of
Warsaw visited her sister, Mrs.
Walter L. Hinsoq Sr., Wednes
day.
Mrs. Jack Dail, entered
Wayne Memorial Hospital Gol
dsboro Sunday and is expected
to undergo surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cham
bers, Mike and Dennis of Rose
Hill, Pickett Chambers and son
Billy Ray of Pink Hill visited
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chambers
Sunday.
Miss Cathy Pate, student
Nurse a Lenoir Memorial Hos
pital Kinston, was a visitor Sun
day \of Mrs, Willard Pae and
otnet-relatives here,
Mh and Mrs. Tyson Dobson
of Beulavlhe, Mrs. C.C. Ivey
I Jr., Cathy, ind Charles were
among thoseattending the Duke
Cerolma ballgame ui Durham
Mrs. Carl Iwrsaeot Wednes
ctiS "'it ^JIiim DJ7
Visiting Mrs. DX. Cherry,
Roger and Wayne, Sunday were;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ben
nett, Barbara Mid Robin of Wil
son; Miss Linda Scott erf War
saw ; and Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Cherry of Wilmington.
Mrs. Judle Deans and Robert
of Goldsboro spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell. Sun
day afternoon they all visited
Mrs. Bell's mother, Mrs. Joh
nny Price of Seven Springs.
Mr. aid Mrs. Reginald Hud
son, Mary Allen, and Joseph of
Mount Olive were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. McCoy Summerlln
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Herring,
Brenda, Bonnie, Bess Ann, Vic
kie, and Monica visited Mrs.
Bessie A. Herring Sunday.
SP4 Ronnie Tadlock is ex
pected to leave this week for
Vietnam after spending a fur
lough with Mrs. Ronnie Tadlock,
and Mrs. Herbert J. Summerlln
of this community, and his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Luby Tad
lock Jr. of Calypso.
Miss Edith Grady of Albert
son spent Sunday with Miss
Betty Garner.
Mrs. J.B. Godbold spent Th
ursday through Sunday with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Buly D. Godbold of
Knlghtdale.
Tlie Rev. George Lane of
near Mount Olive, Mrs. Elbert
Jones, and Mrs. Carl Ivey visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Jones
of the Oak Ridge Community
Thursday.
Visitors recently of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Chambers, wereMr.
and Mrs. Earl Heath, andGayle
of Wallace, Mrs. D.S. William -
son, Mrs. Helen K. Jordan,
Mrs. F.S. McGowan, T.S. Whit
man, Mr. and Mrs. D.F.Cham
bers, Mrs. Robert Houston,
Mrs. Mary Alice Benson, Mrs.
Herman Benson, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Benson of Kenansville,
and Tommy Benson of Chapel
Hill.
Mrs. Lester Outlaw and Bet
ty Ruth visited Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Summerlin of Warsaw
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernard Go
ods on, Barbara, Dennis and
Brenda of Kinston, and Paul
Bernard Goods on of Raleigh
were dinner guests Saturday of
Mrs. T.A. Jernigan.
Mrs. Winnie Sutton of Mount
Olive visited Mrs. Gilbert E.
ltn and Jo? were luncheor
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Jones at a restaurant
near Pink HUl.
Mrs. Cyrus Rhodes. Mrs.
Tonic Hinson and Michelle were
guests Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Rhodes and
children and Mr. and Mrs.Lin
wood Rhodes and son of Clayton.
Cresson Ivey Sr. and Carl
Ivey visited friends and rel
atives of Macclesfield and Go
lds boro Wednesday.
Miss Viola Bar bee of Rich
lands visited Mrs. DX. Cherry
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve William
son, Stephen, David Gilbert,
and Evelyn of Kenansvllle were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert E. Alphln Jr., Eva Mae
and Laurie.
I J.B. Godbold visited his bro
ther Jack Godbold of the Fr
iendship Community during the
weekend.
Mrs. Thurman Jernlgan of
Durham was guest Wednesday
of Mrs. T.A. jernlgan.
I' Mrs. Leslie Bui, Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Whitman, Mr. and
Mrs. Emmltt Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Rogers, and Mrs.
T.A. Jernlgan were among those
visiilqg Mrs. Foye Goodman at
the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Pate of the Beautancus com
munity.
Sgt. Ronald Cherry and Mrs.
Cherry of Goldsboro were re -
cent visitors of his mother,
Mrs. D.L. Cherry. ,
Miss Kaye Goodman of Mount
Olive and Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Outlaw of Kenansvllle
were visitors during the week
end of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Go
odman.
Mrs. T.A. Jernlgan was guest.
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Geddle
Jones and children of Rones
Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Kornegay and
Edith of Mount Olive.
Mrs. Jesse Sutton spent last
weekend with Mr. aid Mrs.
Calloway Hardy and daughter
of Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Delia Dail visited in
Goldsboro Wednesday and Th
ursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam bail and children and the
Bobby Dail family.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Powell
and Sonya of Warsaw dined with
Mrs. Oarrle Scott Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Man
ning left Raleigh Saturday en
route to New fork. Due to the
weather conditions they had to
go by train. Later tney will
to to Germany where he will
e stationed with the U.S. Ar
my.
Mrs. Harold Sutton and Don
ald, Mrs. Marie Malpass aid
Ronnie of Goldsboro visited Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Thlgpen Sun
day.
Mrs. Rachel Jackson, Mrs.
Patsy Johnson and baby of Gr
cUy with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Jackson.
Millie and Ktfherine Adams
of Benson spent a few days
last week with their grandmo
ther, Mrs. Helen Walter.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. BUI
Dail during the past week were
Mrs. Frances Hafel, Mrs.Mary
Wig of Crown, Pa., Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Hafel and chUdren
of Goldsboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy OaU and son Carroll of
Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill DaU aid
grandson Carroll visited the
Leslie Summerlins of Warsaw
Sunday.
Mrs. Evelyn DaU was visiting
In Mt. Olive Monday with Mrs.
Edith Sasser.
Long Ridge
Auxiliary
Mrs. Henry Sutton was hos
tess to Long Ridge Church Aux
Ulary Women Friday evening.
The meeting was opened witn
song and scripture from He
brews.
Mrs. Johnny Singleton, pro
gram chairman, lead the pro
gram on "Holding Fast to Our
Salvation" with Madames Na
th?i Scott, Jonas Dail, Charlie
Jackson, and Henry Sutton tak
ing part In the program.
Mr*. Charlie Jackson wt
welcomed as a new member to
the auxiliary. i
Refreshments were served. <
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