Kenansville News
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rey
nolds spent the Christmas
holidays with their children
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wynne of
Williamston and the James
Wood family and Jerry Rey
nolds in Charlotte.
Mrs. John L. Hays of West
?Point. Ga. and Miss Mary
^Jrant of LaGrange, Ga.
spent the holidays here with
Mr. and Mrs. William Grant.
Guests of the Gordon Kor
negays on Christmas Day
were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Paschal of Whiteville, Mr
and Mrs. Art Paschal and
baby of New Bern. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Paschal of I
Glendon, and Mr. and Mrs.
UjMl Mabry of South Hill,
Mrs. Faison W. McGowen
spent Christmas with rela
tives in Fayetteville.
Mrs. N.B. Boney spent the
Christmas holidays in Char
lotte with the Norwood
Boney Jr. family.
Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Taylor
visited relatives in Calypso
one day last week.
Mrs. E.S. McGowan spent
Hhe recent holidays in
Columbia, S.C. with her son,
S.B. McGowan, and family.
Mrs. Sallie C. Ingram
spent part of the Christmas
holidays in Raleigh with the
Bill Ingrams.
Mrs. Alton Newton spent a
couple of days during Christ
mas with the Earl P. Martins
in Fayetteville.
-j Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fife
Hind Justin spent the holidays
in Manassas, Va. with rela
tives.
Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell
spent Christmas in Golds
boro with the John Lowery
family.
Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Out- J
law Jr. and son of Bristol,
Va. spent the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Carolyn G.
Outlaw.
I,. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Siipola
of Arlington. Va. spent the
holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brinson.
Mr. and Mrs. E.E. English
and Stephen of Garner spent
the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. David English.
Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Tart of Youngsville spent the
Christmas holiday with her
?v mother. Mrs. Sheldon B.
ar Swann.
Silver Streakers
Christmas Program
The Silver Streakers and
their guests met at the
Kenansvillc United
Methodist Church for the
December program in the
fellowship hall. Mrs. Ed
Rector welcomed the 50 or
more present and announced
Ik'he various parts of the
program thai Mrs. H.D.
Taylor and her committee
had planned: "Reflections of
the Windows" by Beth and
Dawn Guy, also Alice War
rington; song by the group.
"There's a Song in the Air"
with Nancy WHIiamson at the
piano; Story. "How Mrs.
Santa Claus Looked" by Pat
Prince; Twirl-along by eight
g"f Tina Long's small chil
dren's dance class followed
by a group of older twirlers.
and a solo by Miss Long;
songs. "Do You Hear What I
Hear" and "It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" led by
Mrs. Rector; duet, "Silent
Night" played by Nan Wil
liamson on the flute and her
brother Steve on the guitar;
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer" by Nan William
fcson on the exvlophone: A
"medley of Christmas carols
by six members of the James
Kenan High School band.;
and a Gift-Wrap contest with
winners announced by Mrs.
Taylor. The most original
winner was Ruby Newton,
most unusual, Sallie Ingram,
daintiest, Carolyn Outlaw,
and prettiest, Thelma
Murphy. The meeting closed
with a prayer offered by
Dilaine Hall, and closing
songs. "Silent Night" and
"We Wish You a Merry
Christmas."
Refreshments of party
cake squares topped with a
Christmas tree, and punch.
Duplin County
School
Menus
Jan. 3-7
Breakfast
Mon. - blueberry muffin,
cereal, juice, milk
Tue. ? powdered cake do
nut, cereal, juice, milk
Wed. ? apple danish, cer
eal, juice, milk
Thur. - peanut butter
tbast, cereal, juice, milk
Fri. - asst. pastries, cereal,
juice, milk
Lunch
Mon - vegetable beef soup
with peanut butter sandwich,
beef over rice with roll,
mixed vegetables, apple,
brownie
Tue. - meatloaf with but
tered rice and biscuit or
cheesy yumbo sandwich,
green beans or steamed cab
bage, cherry cobbler or tan
gerine
Wed. - country-style steak
with rice and roll or chick
filet sandwich, fried okra or
green limas, fruited gelatin
or pear salad
Thur. ? Mexican fiestada
or barbecued pork with corn
bread, potatoes or corn,
apples or grape juice
Fri. - cheesy hamwich or
fish filet with hushpuppies,
frenoh fries or turnip greens,
fruitsicle or applesauce
Each lunch is served with
milk. Substitutions may oc
cur. Breakfast is served only
in schools with the program.
Additional items are avail
able for purchase.
Driver Dies In
Auto Accident
Carl Wendell Pierce, 19, of
Route 2, Wallace, was killed
early Friday when the car he
was driving overturned on a
rural road 22.2 miles south of
Kenansville in Duplin
Count v.
Funeral services were held
from Edgerton Funeral
Chapel. Burial, Dail Ceme
stery. Route 2, Wallace.
Surviving: parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Delano Pierce
of Wallace; sister, Mrs.
Ricky (Wendy) Henderson of
Wallace; brothers, Jeff
Pierce and Michael Aaron
Pierce, both of Wallace; ma
Sandy Plain
Senior Citizens
January Meeting
The Sandy Plain Senior
Citizens meeting is sched
uled for Saturday. Jan. 8 at
the educational building.
Rev. Carl Lyons, pastor of
the Cabin Free Will Baptist
Church, will be in charge of
the program.
ternal great-grandmother.
Mrs. Alma Batchelor, Beula
ville.
A native of Pender County.
Pierce was employed with
the R.W. Construction Co.
and was a lifelong resident of
the Pinhook community.
Beulah Lodge
Christmas
Dinner
On Saturday, Dec. 11, the
officers and members of
Beulah Lodge #110. Masonic
Hall in Kenansville, hosted a
gala Christmas dinner and
get-together for the elderly
brothers and widows of the
brethren.
Though the weather was
somewhat wet. the holiday
spirit wasn't dampened, for
the senior and junior war
dens. along with the aid of
other brothers, prepared a
heartv and most delicious
meal that was served buffet
style. After dessert, two of
the widows present, Mrs.
Oscal (Mary L.) Moore and
Mrs. O.C. (Elizabeth) Dob
son received checks from the
Lodge in honor of their hus
bands. The checks were pre
sented by Worshipful Master
O'Neal Branch and Past
Master Norman L. Houston
Jr.
There was inspirational
music, and others also aided
in making this event of
brotherly love enjoyed by all
present, according to Darrell
F. Washington, secretary,
and O'Neal M. Branch,
worthy master.
Meeting nights for the
Beulah Lodge #119 are every
first and third Friday nights
of each month at 7 p.m.
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