Fox-Whaley
Vows Spoken
Bonnie Lou Whaley of 3
Grove Court, Jacksonville,
and Dr Raymond Morris Fox
Jr. of 205 Bayshore Boule
vard West, Jacksonville,
were united in marriage at
three o'clock on Saturday,
February 19th at the Infant of
Prague Catholic Church in
Jacksonville. Msgr. Francis
K O'Brien officiated at the
ceremony.
The bride, who was given
tn marriage by her family,
was escorted to the altar by
her stepfather, Elmer Whit
field of Deep Run. She is the
(laughter of Mrs. Pearl Whit
field of Deep Run and the
late Walter R. Sanderson.
The groom is the son of
Mr and Mrs. R.M. Fox of
Ripley, Tennessee.
For her wedding, the bride
chose an ecru two-piece
gown styled in a Victorian
manner. The skirt was tiered
of seven laces and ribbon. A
high-necked overblouse
featured vertical laces and
ribbons and full sheer
sleeves of point'd esprit lace
ending in a self-ruffle. She
chose a picture hat covered
in matching laces and
ribbon. Her bouquet was a
Silk cascade of dusty rose and
white roses with dusty pink
lilies and daisies accented
with sprigs of pearls
Betty Hudson of Jackson
ville served as matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were
Angela R. Dail of Jackson
ville, daughter of the bride,
and Pat Sanderson of Beula
.ville, sister-in-law of the
tiride. The matron of honor
-and the bridesmaids were
attired in formal gowns of
. rose matte jersey featuring
fitted bodices below a por
trait neckline to which a
cape-effect was attached It
was elbow-length In front
extending to waist-length in
the back and was bordered in
matching Cluny lace. Their
flowers were colonial bou
quets of dusty rose and white
roses with dusty pink lilies
and daisies. Their hairpieces
were dusty rose roses with
dusty pink lilies and daisies
The flower girt was Sarah
Strickland ot Jacksonville.
She was attired in an off
white dress of cotton batiste
with a french hand-sewn look
of puffed sleeves and ac
cented with lace She carried
a basket of dusty rose and
white roses with dusty pink
lilies and daisies. Her hair
piece was of dusty rose roses
with dusty pink lilies and
daisies accented with ribbon.
The ringbearer was Carlton
R. Oail of Jacksonville, son of
the bride.
Dr L. Ashe Harrison of
Jacksonville served as best
man. Ushers were James S.
Fox of Jacksonville, son of
the groom, and Anthony
Sanderson of BeulaviMe,
brother of the bride.
Greeters were Mrs. Maria
Harrison and Philip Fox,
both of Jacksonville.
The organist, Claudette
Little and soloist, Kim
Kahler, rendered a program
of wedding music consisting
of My Tribute, Truly, There
is Love, The Lord's Prayer
and Ave Maria.
The bride is a nursing
graduate of Coastal Carolina
Community College.
The groom received his
A B. degree from Princeton
University and his M.D.
degree from Vanderbilt Uni
versity.
The couple is self-em
ploved in the practice of
obstetrics and gynecology in
Jacksonville.
Reception
The reception was held
immediately following the
ceremony at the Jacksonville
Country Club. The guests
were entertained by Ron
Griffin at the organ and
greeted by Bonnie Bobo and
Katie Holland.
Shower
A lingerie shower was
given for the bride by her
mother, Mrs. Pearl Whitfield
and Mrs. Pat Sanderson at
the home of the bride's
grandparents. Mr and Mrs.
Albert Carter of Beulavilie on
February 5th
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. David Lee
Bovette of Route 1, Deep Run. announce the engagement
U of their daughter. Teresa Ann. to Jerry Lynn Morris, son
*? of Mrs. Helen Hill Morris of Snow Hill and Johnny R.
Morris of Kinston. A March 5th wedding is planned.
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Touch: The Mime Trio
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Touch: the Mime Trio was
I in Ouplin County schools Ia3t
week The threesome was
<* brought to Duplin by the
Duptbi County Arts Council
end the N C. Theater Arts
touring program. Touch por
formed full length shows a(
the following schools: War
saw Jr. High, James Kenar
High School, Kenansvllli
Elementary, E E. Smith Jr
High, Wallace-Rose Hill
High School and Rose-Hill
Maqnolia.
The DCAC has coordi- '
mated the Touch appearances
with the school fund drives. ;
Prior to the Touch perfor- j
mances. Merle Creech, exe- (
cutive director of OCAC ex
plained the workings 0f the
Arts Council and how it !
coordinates with the schools. J
Students are being offered
memberships in the cate
gories of Superfriend, Super
Ouper Friend, and Fantastic
Families In some schools,
the homerooms collecting the
most over $25 will be enter- |
tained with a pizza party.
The school drives will last 1
approximately one week
while the overall fund drive
extends through March 25.
Democratic
Precinct Meetings
The 1983 Democratic
precinct meetings will be
held at 8 p.m. Thursday,
March 3rd. at every precinct
polling place in Duplin <
County.
These meetings are to
elect precinct officers who
will serve for the next two
years. Delegates to the April
30 Duplin County Democrat
Convention will also be
elected. according to
Melvin Williams.
Precinct
Republican
Meetings
Biennial Precinct Repub
lican meetings will be held in
all precincts except Kenans
villc. Magnolia. Glisson and
Bculaville on Thursday,
March 3 at the polling place
at 7:30 p.m. Kenansvillc.
March 1st al James Sprunt
Technical College room #212
Hoffler building: Magnolia
March 2 at the Magnolia
Town Hall al 7:30 pm.:
Glisson. March 3. at Scott's
Store at 7:30 p.m.: and
Bculaville. March I at
polling place al 7;30 p.m.
These meetings are to
elect precinct officers, pre
cinct committees, delegates
and alternate delegates to
the county convention, poll
watchers, election assistants,
ballot counters and in those
precincts with vacancies to
nominate persons .as election
judges. There arc vacancies
as Republican judges of
elections in Hallsvillc
Precinct, accord-ng to Cor
bet! L. Quinn. N.D.. chair
man of the Duplin County
Republican Executive Com
mittee.
Legal
Notice
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TOWN OF KENANSVILLE 1
DUPLIN COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA ,
ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED
BIDS ON TOBACCO ACREAGE
& POUNDAGE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a
ruling by the Department of U.S.
Agriculture, concerning Flue
Cured Tobacco Acreage Allotment,
which required all Non Farm Cor
porations and Municipal <Corpora
tions to sell all acreage and
poundage of Flue Cured Tobacco
on land owned by said Corporation
on or before December 30. 1983
the Town Board of Commissioners
of the Town of Kenansville adopted
a resolution on the 7th day of
February. 1983 at their Regular
Meeting that said tobacco allot
ment should be offered for sale
upon sealed bids
THEREFORE the Town of
Kenansville will offer for sale upon
sealed bids the following tobacco
allotement:.
Farm ft 06046 for the 1983 crop
year Acreage allotment 84
marketing Quota 1,473 pounds
Bids will be opened publicly at
11:00 o'clock A M or the 7th day
of March, 1983 at the Town Hall.
Kenansville, North Carolina
Bid instructions may be obtained
bv contacting Mary Anne Jenkins.
Town Clerk at the Town Hall
Kenansville. North Carolina.
Phone Number 296 0369 '
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and to award the
contract to the bidder which in the
opinion of said Board is the highest
responsible bidder, and whose bid
is most beneficial to the interest of
the Town of Kenansville
This 18th day of February. 1983
Mary Anne Jenkins
Town Clerk
William E Craft
Town Attorney
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ARTHUR B. BORDEAUX
WALLACE - Arthur Baker
Bordeaux. 8b. died Wed
nesday. Funeral. First Bap
tret Church. Entombment.
Rivervicw Memorial Park.
Surviving' wife. Mrs.
Laura Billiard Bordeaux;
daughters. Mrs. Doris Ward
of Goldsboro. Mrs. Chris
Farrior of Williamston. Mrs.
Daphne Pope of New Bern:
sisters. Mrs Mary Bordeaux
and Mrs. Lela Mills, both of
Delco. Mrs. Nora Burns of
Whtteville: brother. Lofton
Bordeaux of Wilmington;
eight' grandchildren; three
t great-grandchildren.
I PAUL R. PATT EN
tMOLNT OLIVF. Paul R.
tten. 73. died Thursday.
Funeral. First United a
Methodist Church. Burial.
Maplewood Cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Josephine H. Patten; sons.
Stuart Patten of Mount
Dlive, Walter Patten of
Chapel Hill; brother, the I
Rev. Brooks Patten of Sea
aoaid; sisters. Mrs. W.C.
Scott and Mrs. Kemp Jones.
N.tl? of Chapel Hill; three
grandchildren. I
JOHN iLGHMAN JR.
KINSTON - John Franklin
Tilghman Jr.. 66. died Mon
day. Funeral. Howard A I
Carter Funeral Home. Bu
rial. Westview Cemetery.
Surviving: wife. Mrs. Eula I
S. Tilghman; sons, Linwood
Tilghman and Brad Tilgh
man. both of Kinston. Glen-*
wood Tilghman of Hampton.
Va.. Jeff Garvey of Okla- I
homa; brother. Gordon
Tilghman of Kinston; sisters.
M's. Joyce Gray, Mrs. Doris
Grant. Mis. Doily Daughtrey
all of Kinston. Mrs. Mildred I
Tyndall of Seven Springs;
eight grandchildren.
JOSEPH G. MURPHY
PINK HILL-Joseph Green I
Murphy. "2. died Monday.
Funeral. Pink Hill Funeral I
Home chapel. Burial. Oak I
ridge Memorial Park.
Surviving: sons, Zeb
Vance Murphy and Joseph I
Ray Murphy, both of Pink I
Hill; daughters. Mrs. Mar I
garet Ellen Price. Mrs. Joyce I
Kornegay and Mrs. Patricia
Carol Craft, all of Pink Hill.
Mrs. Macic W. Thigpen of
Kinston: brother. Aaron I
Murphy of Pink Hill; sisters.
Mrs. Lettie Jarman and Mrs.
Bertha Carter, both of Pink I
Hill: 23 grandchildren; 28
great-grandchildren. I
ELLA W. JERNIGAN
MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs. I
Ella Whitfield Jcrnigan. 81.
died Tuesday. Funeral, Tvn
dall Funeral Home chapel.
Burial. Wavne Memorial I
Park. I
Surviving: sons. Jim Jcr
nigan of Rocky Mount. Mar- I
ving Jernigan of Route 4.
Mount Olive; daughters. I
Mrs. Margaret Wall and I
Mrs. Shirley Deal, both of I
Mount Olive: sisters, Mrs. I
Betty Smith and Mrs. Mamie I
Westbrook. both of Mount I
Olive. Mrs. Louise Hudson of I
Goldsboro. Mrs. Elizabeth I
Sutton of Clinton: 12 grand- I
children: I I great grand- ?
children.
CARRIE A. TAYLOR
MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs.
Carrie Alphin Taylor, 72. I
died Friday.
Surviving: son. Marvin
Taylor of Mount Olive:
daughter. Ruth Taylor of
Mount Olive; sister. Mattic I
Taylor of Mount Olive.
MINNIE T LAUGHLIN
RALEIGH - Mrs. Minnie
Trogdon Laughlin. 88. died
Monday. Funeral. Mitchell
Funeral Home chapel. Bu
"ial. Oak wood Cemetery.
Among the survivors is her
daughter. Mrs. P.B. (Alice)
Raiford of Warsaw . ? I
ALLIES. DAVENPORT
ATLANTIC BEACH - Allie
S. Davenport. f>(). died
Thursday. Funeral. Salter I
Path United Methodist
Church. Burial. Westview
Cemetery. Kinston.
Surviving: husband. Liston
Davenport: daughter. Mrs. I
Toni Bartlett of Atlantic I
Beach; mother. Mrs. Pearl
Smith of Kcnansville: sister.
Mrs. Ha/cl Smith of War
saw: brother. Eugene Smith I
of Richmond. Va.: two
grandchildren.
GLADYS M. NORRIS
WAl l AC I Mrs. Gladys I
Myrtle Hicks Norris. 58. died
Tuesday. Funeral. Wallace
Pen te costal Holiness j
Church. Burial. Rockfish
Memorial Cemetery. I
Surviving: husband. Rob
erl Lee Norris; daughters.
Mrs. Gail Dycus of Charlotte.
Mrs. Fayc N. Brown of Wil
mington. Mrs Diane N. I
Bender and Mrs. Janice I
Mote, both of Wallace: sis
ters. Mrs. Mart Benslow of
B. oncville. N.Y.. Mrs. Lou
Munn of France. Mrs. Mar
garet Ricln of Garland: bro
thers. William Hicks. James
Hicks and Walter Hicks, all
of Willard. John Hicks of
Alexandria. Va.. Julius Hicks
of Greenville. S.C.. Wade
Hicks of Mississippi: five
grandchildren.
SUDIE L. PICKETT
CHINQUAPIN Mrs.
Sudie Lang Pickett. 80. died
Monday. Funeral. Sharon
Baptist Church. Burial. Sloan
Cemetery.
Surviving: daughters.
Mrs. Dora Thomas and Mrs.
Betty Brant, both of Chin
quapin: three grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren.
MILESSA W. SJ'
HARRELLS - !.io. ivmessa
Ward Shaw. 71. a retired
Sampson County school
teacher, died Sunday. Fu
neral. Centenary United
Methodist Church. Burial.
Ward family cemetery.
Surviving: sister. Mrs.
Pearl Newkirk of Hatreds;
two nephews.
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