0 UNITED IN MARRIAGE - Cynthia Gayle Bostic and
George Steven Sutton exchanged their wedding vows on
Friday, October 8. at an eight o'clock ceremony atfche
Warsaw United Methodist Church. The Reverend Jimmy
Creech officiated. The bride's parents are Mr. Cecil Bostic
of Warsaw and Mrs. Alfred Wells of Kenansville. The
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton of
Warsaw. A reception was held in the Fireside Room of the
church.
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA WEEK ? Mayor Don Suttles signs
? proclamation proclaiming Alpha Delta Kappa week as
Anne Jackson, member, looks on.
Alpha Delta
Kappa Week
Alpha Delta Kappa, an
international honorary soro
rity for women educators, is
celebrating its 35th anniver
?sary the second week of
October. The sorority was
chartered in Jefferson City.
Mo., and promotes high
standards of education and
recognizes the outstanding
women educators who are
actively engaged in teaching,
administration or some spe
; cialized field of the teaching
profession.
? in Norm Carolina, incrc
arc 87 active chapters with a
membership totaling over
2.600 members. Mrs. Betty
Chrjsty. a former teacher in
Kannapolis school system,
serves as the present state
president.
Not only does our state
give scholarships to its
members for further study,
? but it also promotes chari
^ table projects and activities.
^Contributions have been
; I made to Boys and Girls
Homes at Lake Wa<camaw.
I - In addition, each chapter
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selects its own altruistic pro
jects. ,
Beta Eta chapter of Alpha
Delta Kappa is made up of
educators from Duplin and 1
Pender counties. They meet '
each month during the school ,
year. The chapter was or
ganized in 1%8 and now has
.15 members, with Anne P.
Jckson the president. BE
gives the Patsy Howard Me
morial Scholarship to local (
deserving students who are
going into some field of 1
education. Recipients have 1
been Donna Kennedy and (
Romona Page. l980-8i, Nell
Sloan. 1981-82.
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Kenansville News
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
King honored their youngest
daughter. Margaret, with a
birthday party Sunday after
noon. Oct. 3. She was one
year old on that occasion.
The cake was decorated in
the clown motif and was
enioved with ice cream and
koolade. The Kings were
assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Soles of Long Beach in
serving and entertaining
their guests.
Past Matrons and Patrons
The regular meeting of the
Past Matrons and Patrons
Club of Kenansville Chapter
#215, OES, was held Monday
night at the Rose Hill Res
taurant. The attendance was
unusually poor due to the
Agribusiness Fair and other
conflicts. Present were Mes
dames Celia Stroud, Virginia
Holland, Louise K. Bonev,
Ruby G. Newton, Edna E.
Brinson and Pearl C. Mc
Gowen.
Personals
Misses Elizabeth Spicer of
Raleigh and Julia Spicer of
UNC-CH spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spicer
and attend homecoming at
Grove Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jay Moore of
Wilmington spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd B. Stevens and at
tended homecoming.
Mrs. Dorothy Mathews of
Florence. S.C. spent several
days here last week with
Mrs. Eloise Ryder and Mrs.
Sue Neil Lentz.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Carroll Wells and Mrs.
Robert Powell of Clinton
visited Mrs. Louise W. Mit
chell Sunday and attended
homecoming at Grove. Other
guests Sunday were Mrs.
John Lowery and two chil
drcn. John Wright and Beth
of Goldsboro.
Guests of Mrs. Jack Sit
terson Sunday were: Can
Newton of Wallace and Mrs.
lma N. Taylor of Wilming
ton. Mrs. Taylor was ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Snipes.
Mrs. Mary Lou Chambers
Squires of Hampton. V.a.
accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Blair of Florida
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Chambers
and attended homecoming at
Pearsall Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
King spent the weekend at
Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley T.
Booth vacationed in Florida
last week.
Mrs. Jimmy Johnson and
Lynn shopped in Goldsboro
Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes
visited Belle Stallings in
Wallace a couple of days last
week.
Mrs. Myrtle K. Quinn and
Mrs. Gene Hall made a
business trip to Kisnton on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rice
spent a couple of days this
week in Asheville.
Mrs. Bruce Worrell Jr and
Ken'of Hampton. Va. spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Mercer.
Mrs. Ben Williamson is
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Sparkes in Virginia
Beach, Va.
Mrs. ' Penny Tart of
Youngsville spent the week
end with Mrs. Sheldon B.
Swann.
PARENTS WEEKEND
The Frank Moore family of
Warsaw was among the 180
families who took part in
^Parents Weekend activities
Oct. 2-3 at Peace College in
Raleigh. Thev are the
parents of Peace freshman
Karen Moore.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A.
Blizzard announce the engagement of their daughter.
Sonya Allan Blizzard of Beulaville to Anthony Carroll
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Smith of Pink Hill.
The wedding is planned for November Nth at four o'clock
at the Beulaville Presbyterian Church. All friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
End Of Summer Sale 1
Sew & Save Fhbrics 1
Hwy 241, 2 miles North, Beulaville
at first intersection 8
Friday, Oct. 15th - 4 p.m. til 8 p.m. js
djpij1 table of calicos, broadcloth. 9
[jjJL muslin and mock eyelet 2
Values up to $3.79. Now ?1.98 Yd 1
HUH 1 table of double Knits & whipped creme X
SKf NOW vMr S
iffigil? 50 per Yd. _
?2? Corduroy. Reg. $3.98 Now $2.98 *
WSgF Khaki, Reg: $3.69 Now $1.98 S
glBF Ponti Knits, $3.39 Now $2.98 p
Light Weight Polyester Knit, Reg. $2.79
Now $1.59 2
All other polyester knits $1.98 Yd. 2
1 table misc. fabrics $1.00 Yd. 2
Denim, Reg. $3.19 Now $1.98 3
Gabardine & Linen, Reg. $4.98 Now $3.25 ?
All cross stitch and A
candlewicklng supplies ?
10% Oil
1 selection of
cross stitch patterns
Price
All gifts 10% Off
All handbags 20% Off 7
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Register for Free Gift
SALE
FRIDAY, Ocl. 15 - 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.
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THIRTY-YEAR PIN - Nan Kilpatrick Scott was presented
her 30-year perfect attendance Sunday School pin from
Johnson Baptist Church. Nan's two daughters received
perfect attendance pins also. Ginger for three years and
Julie. 2 years. Ken Durham, the minister and Mrs. Mavis
Pigford presented the pins. Nan is the daughter of Mrs.
Eva Kilpatrick of Kenansville and the late David J.
Kilpatrick. Nan started Sunday School when she was two
weeks old.
Warsaw Garden Club Meets
The Warsaw Garden Club
met at The Country Squire
with 23 members and three
guests on Oct. 6.
Mrs. C.M. Rice, presi
dent. called the meeting to
order and asked members to
read the Club Collect. After
the delicious meal. Mrs. Rice
called for reports. Mrs.
Herbert Best gave the tre
asurers report. Mrs. Donna
Sue Williamson gave a report
for Mrs. E C. Thompson on
how we stand in our project
of 1982. the Historical
Homes booklet.
Mrs. Rice reported the flea
market sale of the club on
Sept. 11 was a great success
and thanked Mrs. W.J.
Weatherly and Mrs. George
Penney lor many hours of
planninjf*and setting up the
display garden now on
exhibit at Kenan Auditorium
at the Duplin County Agri
business Fair, that the Club
did with the help of the
Duplin Nursery of Rose Hill.
Mrs. Henry Stevens Jr.
gave a report for the mem
bership committee.
Mrs. Thomas Hall, vice
"A man has not seen a
thing who has not felt it."
Henry David Thoreau
president, presented Mrs.
Bill Taylor who gave a pro
gram on flower arranging*.
She made many lovely ar
rangements for the club
members.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Graham announce the birth
of a daughter, Jessica Louise
on October I. 1982. in Lenoir
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Graham is the former
Ann Oakley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Oakley of
Kenansville. The other
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Graham of Route
I. Warsaw.
HATCHER COMPLETES
MASTER DEGREE AT
UNC-G
Anthony E. Hatcher of
Greensboro was among 365
persons who completed their
degree requirements during
summer school at the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Greensboro. The students
are being invited to return to
the campus May 14-15 to
participate in the 91st annual
commencement exercises.
Hatcher, a general speech
major, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hatcher of Kenansville,
completed a master of edu
cation degree.
The 365 students complet
ing their degrees during
summer school included 10
at the doctoral level, three
who finished specialist in
education degrees, 141 mas
ter's degree recipients and
201 undergraduates.
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Mon., Tues., Thurs., Frl. Shoppe, Inc.
10:30-5:15 Hwy. 11, Kenansville
Sat. 10:30-4:00
Closed Wednesdays 296-0502
The
Children's Nook
117 N. Center St. Mt. Olive
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open under new owners invites you to come by
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Grand Opening
October 23rd
ATTENTION |
ROSE HILL &
KENANSVILLE ?
TELEPHONE
SUBSCRIBERS
Voting Will Be ^
Held October 18 ^
Through
November 2
Concerning Interests
In Rose Hill- L<
Kenansville
"Toll-Free"
Telephone Service.^
In the next few days. Rose Hill and Kenansville telephone
users will receive a ballot from the telephone company which
serves you. You will be asked to vote either for or against
"toll-free" telephone service between Rose Hill ![289 prefix
numbers] and Kenansville [296 prefix numbers] exchanges.
?? Your rate will be raised only 50 cents per month for this
service. This means that Rose Hill and Kenansville sub
scribers can dial each other at anytime, without going
through "Long Distance" or paying a toll charge on each call.
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This Plan Is Endorsed By: ? All Elected Officials In
Kenansville, Rose Hill, Magnolia & Greenevers.
? Kenansville Chamber Of Commerce
? Rose Hill Chamber Of Commerce
? Several Area Civic Clubs
PLEASE VOTE IN FAVOR
OF THIS
MONEY-SAVING, "TOLL-FREE"
TELEPHONE SERVICE!
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