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I Kenansville News 1 Silver Streaker* The Senior Citizens of BBaansville, known as the <iKer Streakers, met at the ??list Church Monday at ?BO a.m. to motor to Wal Mlsa dutch lunch at the ?tin' Steak House. L)ue to codHhts, only aix attended. Tfief Lotena Vestal. VirginirBWkand, Wilmer Pate. Nannlf^teaon, Ruby Newton andp Thelma Murphy. The blessing was fcsked by Mrs. Vestal. Birth Announced . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas Fife of Kenansville announce (he birth of a son, Justin St. Clair, on May 19. 1982, in Duplin General Hospital. Mrs. Fife is the former Marty Secor, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Milford Secor of Manassas, Va. The pater hal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Emerson Fife of Manassas, Va. I ) Birthday Dinner \Mr. and Mrs. S.B. Mc | Gowan of Columbia, S.C. honored his mother, Mrs. p.S. McGowan with a dinner celebrating her birthday last ^Thursday. It was held at the Graham House Inn. Guests itidluded the members of Kilnc in 'c tm>\ Vvei/i/va I'?-- -> cfubs. After dinner was played at four tables attrac tively arranged for the occa sion. Mrs. E.C. Tyndall cap ^ tured high score prize for W .members of the Town & ?Country Bridge Club, and ?Mrs. Sue Neil Lentz for '.members of the Kenansville ! Contract Klub. Table prizes ;weTe won by Mesdames Ruth ?\yells, Milta King. Virginia Penney and Hazel W. Scott. , - Members Honored at , United Methodist Church ! Special Mission Recogni tion pins and certificates r were presented to Mr. and ? Mrs. H.D. Taylor by the iKenansville United ; Methodist Women at the ? tnorning worship on May ' lhfh for their devoted and .loyal service The presenta ;tion was made uy Mrs. W.M. Ingram. The couple was farther honored afterward by "a special dinner at the b'church. Besides the diembership. more than 40 ? special guests and members ;of the Taylor family were in attendance for this special r event. ; Mr. and Mrs. Hebcr Dalis ;Taylor, who have shown their devotion and love for Ke nansville United Methodist TCh.urch in many ways, trans ?ferred their membership to ? the church in 1%1, after ?v having been charter members of Grace Methodist Church in Clinton. Thelma Oail Taylor grew up in Dup.in County near Mount Olive. Her family was active in the Calypso Metho dist Church, and at an early age she joined that church. Her school days were spent at Calypso High School. She graduated from Appalachian State University receiving a Masters in social work from UNC-CH. For 21 vears she taught. For 20 years before retirement, she was in social welfare, the last years spent as director of the Social Services Department of Duplin Coupty. Heber Dalis Taylor was born in Beaufort County near Union Free Will Baptist Church. His father was a member of that church and his mother of Providence Methodist Church. The chil dren were brought up to attend Sunday school. Mr. Taylor's parents are buried in Providence church ceme tery. After graduating from Piedmont Boarding School. Mr. Taylor attended a junior college. Later he finished his formal education at King's Business College in Raleigh. He served in World War I with one year and eleven months spent overseas. Prin 1 among the cam paign n which he was in volved were those of Cha teau-Thierry and the break ing of the Hindenburg Line. After Nov. 11. 1918, he worked in the U.S. Post Office in Aux-Les-Daims, France. When he returned home, he held positions with the Railway Mail Service, the Washington, D.C. Post Of fice and the shipyard at Newport News, Va. He later worked in sheet metal and air conditioning until his retire ment. Mr. Taylor's first wife. Lucy Bell Loyd of Norlena. passed away in 1950. To this union were born two children - Margeurite :Mrs. Eldon Brown) and Eugene William Taylor. In January 1951, Thelma Dail and Heber Taylor were married and moved to Duplin County in May of that year. For a while they resided in Clinton and were active members of Grace Methodist Church. When they moved to Kenansville in 1961. they transferred their member ship to Kenansville United Methodist Church. Since then they have given years of love and devotion to pur Lord and His church. The com munity has feld the impact of their friendship, too. Personals Mrs. N.B. Boney accom panied Mrs. Woodrow Blackburn of Warsaw to Raleigh on Saturday where they attended open house at the N.C. Division of the UDC headquarters. Mis. W.M. Ingram spent the weekend with the Bill Ingram family in Raleigh. Mrs. Sheldon Swann spent the weekend with the Gene English family in Garner. Stephen's parents accom panied a youth group from their church to Carowinds on Saturday. Penny Tart of Youngsville visited her mother there 1 Mrs. Faison McGowan and Mrs. N.B. Boney attended 1 the DAK luncheon meeting in Rose Hill last Tuesday. Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell and Mrs. Dorothy W. Rollins of Warsaw accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrojl Wells of Clinton to Murphy last Monday. They attended [he funeral of Mrs. Winnie Wells there on Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. S.B. Mc jowan of Columbia. S.C. ?pent several days here last veek with his mother, Mrs. E.S. McGowan. Kornegay, Edna Earl Smith, Comia Adams. Batty Kor negay, Ida Kornegay. Mau rice Holmes, William E. Tyndall, John H. Jarman, Allen Nethercutt, Gary Honeycutt, Thomas Waddill, Elgin Howard, Boyce Boy ette, David Heath. Paul Stroud, Kenneth Beasley, David Nethercutt, Sandra Antwine, Theresa Hoffen stellar, Don Kornegay, Kim Kornegay, Penney James and Bob Kornegay. Receives Howard Scholarship Beta Eta chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an interna tional honorary sorority for women educators, awarded the Patsy Howard Memorial Scholarship to Nell Faison Sloan, a senior at Wallace Rose Hill High School, who j plans to enter the field of 2 education. mmmmmmmmmmwmmmL. >aii HIMBMLm BATTING BEAUTIES - These four young ladies are competing for the honor of Dixie Youth Baseball Tournament Queen. The girls were chosen by the players of each of Kenansville's five teams. They will be judged on the amount of money they have earned for their teams, civic involvement, academic grades and personality. The queen will be crowned on May 29 at the Kenansville Municipal Park. Her picture will also appear in the World Series Magazine in * ammtfm Mississippi. Pictured. 1-r: Zana Stepp, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zan Stepp. Zana represents the Cubs. Betsy Jackson, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jackson. Betsy represents the Cardinals. Greta Batts, 10, daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Batts. Greta represents the Yankees. Kelli McKay, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David McKay. Kelli represents the Dodgers. Not pictured - Tara Stroud, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stroud. Tara represents the Reds. B.F. Grady Graduating Class Of 1952 Meets For 30th Year Reunion The 1952 graduating class of B.F. Grady High School met May 15th in observance of their 30th year graduation. They met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Kornegay of Route 1. Mount Olive. Serving as co-host and -hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Holmes. Following a social hour and pig-picking, a short business session was held with Marcia Scott Powell presiding. Joyce Outlaw Tvndall was appointed as official secretary for the re unions. Each member gave a resume of their-past 30 years and introduced their guests. Twenty-two of the twenty nine graduates were present. The next reunion will be held in May, 1984 with Cynthia Taylor Honeyeutt. Ruth Waters Whitfield and Glenn Smith serving has hosts. Members present were: Jane Grady Homes of Mount Olive, Marcie Scott Powell of Warsaw, Nell Smith Jarman of Pink Hill, Jean Smith Nethercutt of Raleigh. Joyce Outlaw Tyndall of Kinston. Lucille Howard Waddill of Zambia. Africa, Iris Hardy Antwine of New Bern, Chris tine Bell Howard of Hope Mills. Lillie Stafford Boyette of Warsaw, Cynthia Taylor Honeyeutt of Raleigh. Ruth Waters Whitfield of Mount Olive. Letha Hill Outlaw of Seven Springs. Shirley Lee Heath of Kinston, Elaine Lee Stroud of Kinston, Bessie Outlaw Beasley of Sneads Ferry, Leslie Turner of Greenville. Glenn Smith of Pink Hill, Donnell Kornegay of Mount Olive, W.C. Adams of Benson, Kenneth Ray Kornegay of Elizabethtown. Donald Keith Outlaw of Seven Springs and Nick Kor negay of Kinston. Guests attending were: Ruth Quinn, Edith GETACP&L6%L0AN ? 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