Ktnansvill* N?ws I
oi Ktiiinivilk Chapter
|2|1 Order ?s>i the Eastern Star
chapter would be hOMltd it tin
TctocTn* |!X will*1 be
mfwN by a Dutch iinpr at
Brown's Restaurant. Several
other baaineaa Iteaia were
discussed and the aaanal audit
was given by CoJoe Holland,
who alao led the member, m
renewing their obligation After
reviewing the landmark, and
the rale, aad bylaw, of the
chapter, the meeting cloaed
ritualistically.
Bridge Party
Vickie Alabaster entertained
three tabic, of bridge Tuesday
aight. Guests included mem
bm of the Kenan Kard Klub
and others. Among those
present were; Beth Brinson.
Barbara McKay, Leigh Page.
Sheila McKay, Bonnie Mc
Phaul, Linda Stokes, Irene
Clatter, Louise W. Mitchell.
Joyce Bell, Nancy Williamson
and Barbara Yehrerton. Sheila
McKay won high score prize
and heme Clutter: second high.
Barbara McKay itow the travel
ing prize Bar itfirthrnrftlt,
Mrs. Alabaster served straw
berry shortcake and coffee.
The of the
||nLa T\^Ua y w n n ? f-?rruitu ?k
Aipm l/eita MppA jororny oo
served its tenth anniversary
when it met last Tuesday night
at the Country Squire for a
Dutch steak supper. They were
joined by the Alpha Pi Chapter
of Clinton.
Outgoing president Geraidine
Johnson presided over the
meeting which was high
lighted by the annual installa
tion of officers. Mrs. Francis
Rcfiistcr tfjs?<11ottu t*rs SS
*-n a> t-i?% a
ioiiows. rrestaent, Mrs. tuna
E. Brinson of Keaainsville; Vice
President. Mrs. Elisabeth Holly
of Burgaw; Recording Secre
tary, Evelyn Denning, also of
Burgaw; Corresponding Secre
tary, Doris Rich of BeulavUie;
Treasurer, Norma Guy of
Kenaasville; Historian,
?Catherine Carr of Rose Hill;
Sergeant at Arms. Vickie Ala
baster of Kppansyillpi and
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Desrgn at MCSU. Mrs. Beoc-y'?
id ighiie, Iffley xKiis?'
was a member of that class.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kline of
Manassas. Vs. speat last J
weekend here with Mr. and 1
Mrs. Tom Fife.
Miss Pattie Loftin of Raleigh
speat the weekend with Mrs.
Martha P. SHtersoo.
Mist Sharon Stroud of
Sumter. S.C. speat the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J.B. Stroud.
weekend with her sister. Mrs.
M.C.Taylor at Hariowe.
Mrs. Alton Newton and her
daughter. Or. Sally Morrow
visited Dr. Guy Gooding and the
Steve Gooding family in Greer,
S.C. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spicer and
daughter, Julia, attended the
graduation at St. Mary's Col
lege in Raleigh Saturday after
noon. Elizabeth was a member ,
of the graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. O.R. Blizzard
attended the graduation of their
daughter, Sally, at Peace
College in Baleigh-Satuiday.
Mrs. Bits Vestal and Mrs. '
Faison McGowaa attended then
class reunions at NCSIJ in
Raleigh Saturday.
Mrs. George Penney attended
her class reunion at Meredith
College on Saturday.
Col. S.B. McGowan (Ret.) of
Columbia. S.C. visited the E.S.
McGowans a couple Of days last
week.
Mrs. Faison McGowan and
Mrs. N.B. Boney accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. E.S. McGowan
and their son to Turkey to the
UDC meeting held in the home
of Mrs. James Col well. On that
occasion, E. S. McGowan was
awarded a World War I Military
CrqSe and his son, S.B., was
awarded a similar Cross of
Military Services for his record
in World War II. The James
Kenan 'Chapter of the UDC is
proud of their services.
BMb Aaneuncmneat
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan of
Kenansvlle announce the birth
of their daughter. Caroline
Edith J Fennell, former
teacher at Kenansvilh Ele
mentary where the represented
them as teacher of the year in
1974-7S. and bow teaching at
North Duplin High School, was
installed as Secretary of the
N.C. Association of Classroom
Teachers. Edith is presently
president of District 13, ACt for
1977-78 and 1978-79. She has
served the local and stbte
organizations, la 1974-7S, she
was president of the Duplin
County Association of Class
room Teachers She served as
DjstricOjC^^ecreUg^w^w^^
yem. wu named Outstanding
oung (iiut a? it and notiiuiati
of America, and to taraoMlhie*
of the Si.nth At the OMsent
'time, she is a member of the
vtati Improve; i at and Pr.rfrs
al Ut o[ lent ommi
sion. Urn-sen, Compliance and,
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married to WJP. Femiell, *r>
*grtvultB-?. teacher at E.f
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Circle MrfdreKson Pres
byterian Church
Circle 62 met Monday after
noon with Mrs. T.H. Latham
with Mrs. R.L. Benson as co
hostess. Mrs. J.B. Stroud. Jr.
was the Bible Moderator.
A social hour followed the
meetings. ' i 'A^ - "
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis left Monday
for Fort Myers, Florida, for an
extended visit with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Visiting Mrs Mildred Miller
Sunday were Bobby Mtller and
boys of Kinston and Mr. and
Mrs Jimmy Miller and ehil
Mr. and Mrs. R E. FHe and
children of Raleigh spent the
weekend with her mother. Mrs.
C D. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson
and children of Raleigh visited
her mother. Mrs. Moeley C.
Bowden during the weekend.
* Mr. and Mrs. Chris Garrigus
of Charlotte spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Francis McColman.
Mrs. Haywood Custer has
returned to her home after
spending ten days in Southpoct
laughter Mr* f.K
Poole
Visiting Mrs. Swan Kenned)
rtre Mr. nd Mrs. laj
Kennedy * filming to, J R
and
Rat lord Joe Kennedy of
S C. d Mr*. J
ih K ei.lv id el r
Mr mad Mrs. lohr Ruber
Crow aad Mr*. LUa Mae Smith
were dinner guest* of Mr. aad
Mrs. Carl Morgan in Calypso
Sunday
lie -.pent Sunday with
paroata Mi md
Cus
Laffey McCulle f Rich
Va., pern he vc mil
Wi I indents, M ad Mrs.
an l.Cu
| Mi* Verm Tayk and \my
* h .It t f!*rii.t?, .Mi .id
- Erne ?i ayier, Jr.
K aaa I rs and
K rvin of Park to ipeat the
and Mr,. A.P. Cater.
and Mri. Ervin Stanley in
boro spent the week dad wfcfa
Mr. snd^Mrv Frank BarfMl
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TO: The Voters In The
Fourth Judicial District
James R. Strickland At Suparior Court Judge.
What A Heartwarming Victory You HavO Given Mel
*
Your Faith In My Holding This Office Will Be
Honored To The Utmost - That It My Promise To You.
j ,
Jam*. R. M*M
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Stuffed Animal Pet Show
Wednesday June 7, 1978
Duplin County
Dorothy Wightman Library
Kenansville, N.C. 28349
Presentation Of Ribbons - 10:00 A.M.
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RULES:
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1. CHILDREN AGES3-12 ONLY
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2. ONE STUFFED ANIMAL PER CHILD
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S. BRING THE "PET" TO THE LIBRARY BETWEEN MONDAY, MAY 20, 1S78 AND
FRIDAY, JUNE 2,2070 AND LEAVE IT [TO ALLOW TIME FOR JUDGING]
4. ALL PETS WILL BE AWARDED A RIBBON ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE
7TH AT A SPECIAL PRESENTATION. ?
I 6. PETS WILL BE ON DISPLAY WEDNESDAY, JUNfe|tJ?|LJR<^|fr|S- 1 (fcQpA. M ,