, Kenansville News
Cluster Dinner
A boot 90 men and women
of the Pink Hill cluster of
Presbyterian churches en
ioved a steak dinner at the
I Pink Hill church on Monday
I night, Feb. 14. Grove Church
??f Kenansville had 24 there
headed oy the Kaverenas
Ann and Dt^vid Dickey,
i Others attending we're: Vic
| toria Stephens, Ruth and bob
* Jones, Frances Stevens,
Louise Mitchell, Mary
Jessup, Ruth Wells, Rev.
* Troy and Mary Mullis, Doris
Simmons, Joe Chitty, Ann it
C. Rhodes and two guests,
a Louise Boney, Carolyn Out
flaw, Martha Sitterson, Rubv
and Roscoe Jones, and Mr.
and Mrs. W.E. Craft and
guest. The blessing was
asked by the TTeverend Ran
dolph Terrell, who also wel
comed those present and
later introduced the guest
speakers, John and Virginia
Sommerville, missionaries to
Korea.
Circle No. One
A The Women of Circle No. 1
? of Grove Presbyterian
Church met Monday after
noon with Mrs. Thomas
Chestnutt. The opening
prayer was made by the
circle chairman. Miss Annie
C. Rhodes, who also pre
sided. The Bible study was
moderated by Mrs. N.B.
; Boney. All present partici
pated. The closing prayer
Awas made by Mrs.A.T. Out
, law, after which the hostess.
J assisted by Mrs. Tommy
Chestnutt. served ham bis
! cuits, nutty fingers and hot
punch to the seven present.
| The Valentine motif was
i emphasized.
Ella Cooper Circle
The Ella Cooper Circle of
; the local Baptist Church met
at the church Sunday after
noon to motor to The Village
? Inn near Goldsboro for a
dutch supper at The Sand
i piper. Those in the group
were Edna E. Brinson. Vir
ginia D. Holland, Barbara
Yelverton, Maroaret Oakley,
Rose Swain. Wilmer Pate,
Sally Tyndall and Mildred
Matthis.
T. & C. Club
' TU-rw T.
I lit iuwii anu VVIUIIII j
Bridge Club was entertained
^ at a Valentine party Tuesday
night by Mrs. Hazel Scott.
Additonal guests included
. Mesdames Carolyn Hall.
} Mattie Barbee, Martha
Swann and Doris Sitterson.
(High score prize for
menders was captured by
Sally Tyndall and by Carolyn
Hall for. the visitors: For-'
refreshments. Mrs. Scott
served cherry pie. coffee and
A salted peanuts.
Liberty Hall
The Liberty Hall Bridge
Club met w ith Mrs. Hazel W.
Scott Wednesday night. Mrs.
Dixon Hall substituted for
the only absent member.
Between progressions the
hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Louise W. Mitchell, served
cherry tarts, salted nuts and
_ coffee. The Valentine motif
9 was used in napkins and
tallies. High scorer for the
evening was Mrs. Carolyn
Hall. Mrs. Dixon Hall was
also remembered.
Kontract Klub
Mrs. N.B. Boney was
hostess for the Kenansville
Kontract Klub Thursday
night with Mesdames Doris
Sitterson, Hazel Scott and
^ Milta King substituting for
the absent members. Be
tween progressions, the
hostess served cherry
kringle, toasted paeans and
coffee. A red and white color
scheme was emphasized.
Mrs. George Penney won
high score prize for members
and Mrs. Scott for the visit
ing plavers. The colsolation
prize was presented to Mrs.
? Faison McGowen.
The Bridgettes
Three tables were in play
Thursday night when the
Bridgettes met with Beth
Brinson. Mesdames Sue
Tyner, Norma Guy and Judy
Car substituted for three
absent members. Barbara
McKay won high score prize,
Judy Carr second, and Kay
Stroud carried home the
traveling prize. For refresh
ments, Mrs. Brihson served
strawberry-nut cake and
coffee or coke.
Baptist Valentine Party
The median adult class of
the local Baptist Church en
tertained the 50-and-uppers
class at a Valentine party
Wednesday night. About 80
people gathered in the fel
lowship hall of the church
for a covered-dish supper.
After a delightful meal, for
which the Rev. Lauren
Sharpe asked the blessing,
an enjoyable program was
presented. The theme of the
meeting was LOVE. Vickie
Alabaster sang several solos
and led the group in singing
several songs on the theme.
A group of school children,
ages 6 to 12, called the
"Twirlalongs" under the
direction of Tina Long, did
several drills and Tina did a
solo ballet number.
Duplin General Hospital
Auxiliary
Will you save your "proof
of purchase coupons" from
your purchase of Maxwell
House Coffee and Give them
to a hospital auxiliary mem
ber? These coupons are
being saved to get a coffee
pot to serve coffee in the
hospital ICU waiting room.
The auxiliary met last
Wednesday morning, Feb.
16th, at the General Store.
The vice president. Margaret
Oakley, presided with 17
members present. She wel
comed a new member,
Thelma Ingram. Business
was discussed. It was voted
to have a games tournament
soon to raise funds for the
hospital. Definite plans will
be announced at a later date.
Ladies interested in join
ing the hospital auxiliary
should contact the president,
Doris English. The auxiliary
needs your help. It is in
teresting work with
convenient hours.
Homemakers Club
Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell
was hostess for the South
Kenansville Extension
Homemakers Club Friday
afternoon. Feb. 18. Mrs.
Milton Rice, president pre
sided. After the opening
song and devotional, 'he
program was given bv Mrs.
J.B. Stroud on To Sew or Not
to Sew. Reports of tbe
recent Achievement Day
were given by Mesdames
? N.B. Bonev, Louise Mitchell
and Troy Mullis. A social
hour followed the meeting.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Blanton
and Mrs. Emma Clifton of
Turkey visitefl Mrs. Thomas
Hughes Wednesday after
noon.
Sharon Stroud of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.B.
Stroud.
Mrs. Sheldon Swann spent
the weekend at Atlantic
Beach with Mr. and Mrs.
Gene English and Stephen of
Garner.
Magnolia
Tax Notice
delinquent tax list
town of magnolia
magnolia. north carolina
by order of the board of
commissioners
Notice is hereby given that the
Town ol Magnolia will ai 10 00
A M on March 14. 1983. at the
front door of the Town Hall of
Magnolia offer for sale at Public
Outcry to the highest bidder lor
cash, the tax liens on the following
dellnauent 1982 taxes G.S.
106 369
Signed.
Kathryn G. Pope. Tax Collector
town of magnolia
Gilbert Aponte, Jr S145.1t
Nelson Sasser Baker 35 41
Wayne Batts 56.38
Earl Ronald Beasley 53 70
Frank and Carol Bethea 9 96
David A. Bishop 34 19
Anthony Arnold Boone 12.21
Elbert and Louise Boone 28 49
James A. Bowden 133.32
E.C. and Ellen Brewer 9 72
Edlen Brown, Sr. 31.09
Jesse William Brown 82.02
Selena ? Bryant 139 44
Franklin Earl Canady 58 67
Mary Lou Carlton 100
Irene W.Carr 6.00
Ruth O. Carr 26 64
Norman Casteen 73.27
C O. Chestnutt 2.40
Cleve Chestnutt 14.46
Macy Chestnutt 7.66
James Hobson Con ner 21 95
W.H. Croom. Hrs. 27 78
Ralph Earl Culbreth 3.95
Pamela Davis tnd Lsrrv Feircloth
4.62
Ann Corbett Dixon 8.48
Bruc* Dixon 5.28
Dsnnis Arosv Dixon 17.33
Willi# Lloyd Dixon 4.68
Leaone Dunn 43
Dauplin Enterprises 72.90
Joo Allan and Rebecca Edwarda
6 00
Bertha A Evans. Mrs. 2.40
Clarence Evans 83.39
Earl Grey Ezzell 66 58
James Errell, Hrs. 32 28
Sherwood and Vickie Ezzell 132.01
Joseph and Ettaphine Fenneil
201 42
Durwood ' ? er 143 93
Francis Daniel Frederick 22.20
Willard Eugene Fussell 15 18
Allen S Futrell 12 54
Allen Wavne and Reba Futrell
64.26
Charles and Ruth Futrell 122.77
Barbara Gibbs 5.28
Harris Gibbs, Jr. 8 09
Owen Lee Gibbs 10.07
Golden Acres. Inc. 46 26
Bertha Graham 26 59
Dennis Graham 30 09
William and Queenie Graham
148 86
Frances Chestnutt Gurlav 3180
Clifton J. Guy 24.30
Lee Roy Hall, Jr. and Mary Hall
120.33
LeeRoyHall.lll 24 00
Preston Leon Hall 242 42
Frank and Rebecca Hamilton
145 71
Roy Franklin and Gloria
Henderson 75.55
Sonja Bonev Herring 10 27
Gerald Davis Hooks 28 55
Robert D. and Mary Lillie Hooks
1376
Victor Allen Home 1.98
Maagie B. Hussev 60
George Sherwood Jackson 7.83
Otto James 70 85
William H James 45 96 1
Biz2et1 Johnson 138.47
Crystal Wells Johnson 95.46
Edward Forrest Johnson 68 47
Nash Johnson 22.26
Doris James Jones 30 69
Louis Clemeth Jones 62 94
C.V. Joyner 150.01
Nelson Justice 141 14
Melvin Edward Knowles 2.40
Jesse Kornegay 62.77
Johnny Milton Kornegay 4.62
L E Pope Furniture Co 232 17
J.L Lanier, Jr. 16,20
Redtha Lanier 113.56
George Henry Lee 102.54
Richard Farmer Lewis, Sr. 73.62
RosaA. Manson 31.12
Alice Dean Mathis 29.05
Gertha L Mathis 192
Martin and Mariah McGee 3192
Dallas McKinney 80.11
Jessie Pigford McKinney 94 50
Johnny Earl McKinney 90
Creto Merritt, Hrs. 2.40
Mid State Homes. Inc. 3.00
George Earl and Betty Miller 52 60 4
Patricia Ann Mitchell 4.78 .
Adlue Montgomery 6 15 '
Douglas and Ethel Moore 15.00 (
Golden J. Murphy 102.04
Jessie J Murphy 26.82 I
Joseph W. and J Murphy 9 95
c
Carolyn Furlow Newkirk 1 98
Mike Newkirk 111.37
Ramon Pabon 12.12
Shalbv Parker 83 46
Victo ThomaaParker, Jr. 3.00
Lawrence Allen Parkhurst 8 75
Carl Edward Pate 117.43
Robert Georoe Stevens Pate 134.91
Elwood and Margie Pearsall 131.65
GertrudeF. Pear sail 30 60
Margaret Ree Pearsall 2 81
Margie Pearsall 22 17
Joseph Thomas ?"d Debbie
Phillips 116 73
Jonathan Pigford 135.47
Lizzie Williams Piglord 25.44
Sam Pigford, Hrs. 43.62
Gilbert Poindexter 19.68
Bromley Pope 70.74
Mark Pope 51.21
Mildred D Pope 7.80
Bobby and Effie Quinn 112.35
John D Quinn 69.13
Harry Truman Raines 159.10
Luther T Register, Jr. 237.79
Albert Reilly 3.90
Eugene and Lynn Rhodes 10.23
Doris Roberts 114 40
David and Carolina Robinson 86.83
John H Rogers 79 93
Will Avery Rogers 52.44
Melvin and Lillie Sanders 109.49
L M. Sanderson, Jr. and Baxter
53 46
Leonard M. Sanderson, Jr. 37.77
Leland Sheffield, Hrs. 1.68
William B Shipp 37.56
Richard J. Skelton 71.01
Carlton Fields Smith 23 58
James 0?1ell Smith 68 63
Jeannette H Smith 158 25
Jonas Fennell Smith 37.02
Yvonne Smith 6 60
George Anne Stephens, Jrs. 9.30
Sarah Strickland, Hrs. 11.28
R.C. Sutton 47.28
Willie Clyde and Iris Terrell 16.28
Gay B. Thompson 59.94
James. J. and Annie Ruth Tucker
83 78
Jimmy Wayne Tucker 3.00
MichaeJ K. Turner 37 19
Edna Joyce Tuten 22 44
Curtit Lee Tuten 77.24
Moses and Phebia Tuten 51.98
Russell Tyndall 4.56
Jimmy Albert Underwood 135.61
Unknown Property Owner 3.00
C B Usher. Hr 12 00
William S Usher 124.45
George Vann. Jr. and Diane 9.45
Norwood Jacob Venn 7.92
Norwood Vann, Jr. 23.60
Betty Weller 6.15
Robert Whaley 3.46
Barney Carlton Williams 18.60
Cornelius Williams 4.62
Elizabeth Williams 45 21
James Williams 14.76
James Albert Williams j.00
Jame6 Ke.th Williams 9.82
Martha E Williams 12.00
Martiia H Williams 3 80
Mattie Delois Williams 26.28
Ruby L Williams 4.00
Sadie Williams 15.48
Willie P. Williams 16.56
James Journey Williams 11.46
Mildred Wilson 12.21
Robert M Wilson 108.60
Willie Mae Woodard 95 16
W C. Worslev, Jr., W W Smith,
andT J Baker 16 26
Betty Mae Wright 12 34
3 10 45 TOM 212
RETRACTION Edna T Wads
worth and J C Wadsworth were I
listed in error in the Magnolia Tax
Leins of last week. We regret this
error.
JWANTED
TO
BUY
Tobacco Allotment In
Duplin County for im
mediate transfer of
ownership. Will Pay
cash. Price negotiable.
0 See or Call
DEEMS H.
CLIFTON
Clinton
592-3003 [office]
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