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Mrs. Charles Teecfa^, 111.
bridge dub at her home on
I SSJseSSer
on Thursday
Marvin Johnson. Bon Harrell,
Thurman Fields and Elwyn G.
T* *
Murray jr.
After the play tables were
laid for an enjoyable dessert
E asms nut cake, ice cream and
high score was won by Mrs.
GMdinga, Traveling and bingo
prises by Mrs. Johnson and
second high score by Mrs.
Fiekfc.
DhiMr Party
Miss Linda Herring was hoe
teas to school mates and ether
friends at a dinner party on
Thursday Evening September
fourth at her home on Ridge
Street
As her guests arrived appeti
sers were served them in the
living room which was deco
rated with beautifully colored
In the dining room the color
scheme was pink and white.
An arrangement of pink rinnios
in a crystal bowl graced the
center of the dinner table
These were enhanced by the
lighted pink caadhe placed in
crystal canddabras which
flanked the centerpiece.
Guests for the evening were
the following; David and Betty
Fussell Byrd, recently married
olina State University; Peggy
Hasting and Dudley House of
f <W-R. H. High School; Everett
f'. Jones of Selma a schoolmate
at Campbell College last year
who is going into the U. S.
Army, and A. J. Cavenaugh Jr.
and Mrs. Edith Cavenaugh of
Wf ' Wallace.
Mrs. L. Clayton Herring as
sisted her daughter with the
dinner. Linda will be leaving
neat week for her second year
at Campbell College.
David H Haw has recently
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rian ctttes V?nd d tte**farrojus
Lake Titicaca This lake is at,
the southern harden of Peru, is
the country's largest and most
beautiful body of water and
high in the Andes mountains at
about 13,000 feet above sea
level. The two young men visit
ed universities, inrlading Lou
4\ school, the University of
Urns which has been demolish
ed by rioters and will have to
be restored before it can be
used again. With Louia fathers' i'
guidance, they visited the min
es, also.
Of great interest fat Peru are
maw niins of the ancient Inca
civilizations in the forms of
lost cities and great temples
which were centers of culture
in various places in the Andes
before their destruction by the
Spanish Conqoorers. David had
the opportunity to see some of
these ruins from days when the
Incas (the word means "Child
ren of the Sun") ruled the cou
ntry. The greatest cf all of
these was the city of Machu
Picchu, a city so inaccessible
that the conquering ffpabMtda
never found it, and which is
now being restored.
In ah, David had a wonderful
trip, gleaned information and
saw evidence of a culture much
richer and far older than ours
and did all the things that a
tourist can do and more. His
visit in the Carera's home with
its many hospitable advantages
gave him great insight into the
Uvea of our friends in Peru.
Being a young man, unattach
ed as yet. there were other ma
jor advantages for David Haw
es. 'We'd like him to tell more
about his reaction to those love
ly aenoritas!
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' uttfc Leslie POseeD is one *
yeqpspM. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan a. PusseQ,
Jr.. and observed her first bir
thday On August 27th. All ber
family who Uve in Rose Hill
were present tor a celebration
honoring her. Her big brother,
Craig, who is now six years old,
helped her entertain her guests
and eerve them ice cream with
cake decorated with one shin
ing candle. Leslie was delighted
with the party- f '..j
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(Lnyayemtnt .Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fussell, Sr.. of Rose HID announce ike
engagement end forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Eliza
beth Grey to Neal Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bell of Wallace
A h. .
Donald Klssner, Rose Hill Na
tive and son of Mr. tod Mrs.
Luther Kiasner of Rose Hill,
has been named manager of
Household Goods Division of
Parrish Dray Line, Inc., based
in Sumter, S. C.. The Parrish
Company is the local, and long
distance agent for Lyon Van I
Lines. T. R. Whitley, general
manager of the Arm's bouse
hold goods division, noted the
rapid increase of activity of
this division and expressed his
pleasure to be gaining Mr. Kts
saar's services as manager of
this division.
Before joining Parrish Dray
Lines Ifr. Kiasner was employ
ed by Collins Storage and Mov
ing Co of Norfolk. The Parrish
operative authority covers the
states of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, and Florida, with cer
tain restrictions on types of
commodities winch canHte car
v Donald Kissntr Namod Managor
Mr. lQssner attended William
and Mary College, and is mar
ried to the former Barbara
Hardison, of Wallace. They are
making their home in Sumter
Kenansville
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jr Whaley
of Durham visited his sister,
Mrs. Ima Williamson on Sat
urday afternoon en route to
Holly Ridge to see his brother.
Bernice Whaley.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes ac
companied Mrs. Margaret O.
Da 11 to Raleigh on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Neeley moved
into the house vacated Saturday
bv Elvrood Rouse and family.
JnnouncJ ^
Mrs Morris Hill of Row Hill announce tbo engagement of
her daughter Marlene Ray nor to Jackie B. Torrans, son of Mrs.
J. Ellis Torrans at Warsaw and the late Mr. Torrans. A Septan*
bar 30th wedding is planned.
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wood's Esute Sea Ion.
Mrs. Wilbur Adams and
grand-duaghter, Mary Lynn
Hardison 5 Carolina Beach vi
sited Mrs. J. L. Williams and
Margaret during the week-end.
Ws. G. V. Gooding visited
the C. Banks McNalrys in Go
lds boro oo F r iday.
Airman David Butler recently
returned from Vietnam is vi
siting his parents , Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Butler.
Mr! and Mrs. Roy Lee Vestal
of Raleigh visited Ids parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis'Vestal se
veral days last week.
Miss Margaret Kornsgay and
Mrs. Elsie Lbe Bradsher of
Golds boro accompanied by their
brother, George Kornegay vi
sited Mrs. Hattie S. Kornegay
and Mrs. N. B. Honey on Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Griffin
and children, William, Roger,
Cathy, David, and Ralph visited
Mr. and.Mrs. James R. Griffin
and children Connie and Sandy
in Walden. New York. They
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Gar- I j
land Griffin in East Walden,
New York. While in New York
Mrs. Pete Griffin and Mrs.
Ida Mae Houston, Mrs. Ruby
Griffin, Connie and Ralph went
shopping in Newburgh, New
York.
Mrs. Ida Mae Houston visited
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Griffin
tand children in Walden, New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Griffin
shopped inJacksonville Stadsy.
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mington as a state memorial,
the BattleshipU.S.S. North Car
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f Mrs. MaxweU, Sunday
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:tl 3erger, In C e< vlllej I
DaneU* Stroud and Miss
Mt Cc . Hurst,
lew Jersey visited Danelle's
a rents Mr. and Mrs, Cecil
troud, for a weekend recently.
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