Beulaville News
Mrs. Leonard Kennedy
has returned after spending
a week and one-half with her
daughter, Mary Lynda and
Stephen in Raleigh.
Mrs. Bland Rhodes and
Laurue Mercer made a busi
ness trip to Kinston Wed
nesday.
Lillian Miller and Avis
Rhodes were in Goldsboro a
few days ago. /?
Mrs. Jerry SandTin and
sons of Dudley visited Mr.
and Mrs. I.J. Sandlin Sr.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Norman Whaley and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Whaley and children of Pink
Hill toured the mountains of
western North Carolina this
past weekend.
W.V. Oxley Jr. and J.D.
Cottle made a business trip
to Clinton Friday.
Mr ar?H Mrc I pcIip Hnrnp
of Warsaw visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Forbes Cottle
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George
. Smith visited L.M. Bostic in
Duplin General Tuesday.
Mrs. W.V. Oxley visited
Annie L. Brinson, Chesley
Williams and Peggy Sandlin
Whaley in Duplin General
Monday.
Scottie Rhodes accom
panied Eleanor Sandlin
Carlin to Duke Medical
Center in Durham Monday.
Norman Sandlin Jr. and
Jerry Cottle of Clinton at
tended the car sales at
Darlington Thursday.
Edna Earl Leonard of
Jacksonville. Fla. spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Gresham and attended
the wedding of her nephew,
Cecil Rhodes and Susan
Bostic, both of Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Price and son. and Mr. and
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Saturday to spent the week
end touring the mountains of
western North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Home and her parents tour
ed the North Carolina moun
tains during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Magnolia
Inspected
Miss Priscilla riartle.
director of small community
economic development of the
N.C. Department of Com
merce in Raleigh, and John
Gurganus. Duplin County
development director, met in
the Magnolia Community
Building Sept. 2H for the
inspection. They met with
Mrs. Marjorie Pickett. Mrs.
Sue Archer and Mrs. llene
Guy. the. ladies of the com
mittee for the Governor of
Excellence program and
members of the sponsoring
organization, the Magnolia
Women 's Civic Club.
During the meeting Miss
Hartle said they, the state,
had a group ealled general
developers that visit the
small eontmunities unan
nouneed. This group repre
sents us with clients that are
interested in bringing indus
try to this area.
We would like to thank the
citizens for their eopperation
in the Community of Ex
cellenee program. We hope
you will keep your premises
looking neat and clean, not
only for this group but for the
pride in our community as a
whole.
Before the meeting ad
journed. we were advised
that in WW we would need to
update the slides, book, pro
file and other things as well
as there will e a tour of the
community.
Bostic are camping in the
mountains this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sand
lin and children of Dudley
visited Mr. and Mrs. I.J.
Sandlin Sr. Sunday.
Susan Oxley and a friend
attended the State Fair in
Raleigh on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Turner made a business trip
to Clinton Saturday.
Students from Campbell
College Ntere home with their
parents for the weekend.
Dr. and Mrs. S.'A. Pope
tourned the mountains last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Orzo Thig
pen toured the mountains
last weekend.
Alda Lou Edwards and
Roscoe Futreal were united
in marriage Saturday in the
Maranatha Pentecostal Pree
Will Baptist Church. A
reception followed the cere
mony. It was held in the
Friendship Hall of the
church.
Elaine Brock returned
home following surgery in
Wayne Memorial Hospital.
L.M. Bostic has returned
to his home after treatment
in Duplin General.
Patients in Duplin General
include Peggie Jo Baker,
Annie Likens Brinson. Viola
Dale James, Hazel R.
Rhodes, Marilyn Morgan
Sandlin, Lannie Waddell,
Peggie Sandlin Whaley,
Mattie Wheeler and Chesley
Williams.
Lois Parrish is recuperat
ing at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Walter
Whaley. She had surgery in
Lenoir Memorial.
Amanda Edwards is re
cuperating at home after
being in Lenoir Memorial.
U.D.C. Meets
Mrs. Ida Miller was
hostess to the John Ivey
Thomas U D.C. chapter on
Sept. 27th She called the
meeting to order and Mrs.
Lou Kennedy took charge of
the rituals and led in the
Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Miller
led the chapter in the pledge
to the U.S. Flag and salutes
to the N.C. and Confederate
Flags. Due to the absence of
the secretary, Mrs. F.ffie
Hamilton. Hazel Brinson
served in that capacity.
There were eight members
present and nine paid their
dues for the year. Mrs. Hines
distributed the Confederate
Courier, the U.D.C. maga
zine.
The treasurer. Mrs. Peggy
Thomas, passed out the year
book for 1982-84.
The program was pre
sented by Mrs. Irene Carroll.
She spoke on the highlights
of some of the greatest Con
federate men who fought in
the War Between the States.
After the meeting ad
journed. Mrs. Miller served
pound cake with vanilla ice
cream topped with straw
Kornoc ni^/'anc cttffp
or cokes.
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