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Kennedy Family Reunion
I; All the children of the late
H-Rev. and Mrs. Robert Ken
* nedy and their families
. gathered at the Barbecue
. Lodge in Kinston Friday for
the Kennedy family reunion.
. There were 40-45 members
J present. Out of a family of
seven children, only one is
deceased*.
Birth Announcements
* Mr. and Mrs. Scott Romb
' lad of Wilmington announce
* the birth of their second son
~ on Wednesday, March 2,
r 1983. at New Hanover Me
* morial Hospital. He was
? named Nathan Ray.
J; Mrs. Romblad is the
* former Jerri Ray Kennedy,
? daughter of Mrs. Elva Ken
* nedy of Beulaville and the
* late Ray Kennedy. The other
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Romblad of
Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
. Chambers announce the
birth of their daughter. Can
dice Marie, on Monday,
March 21, 1983 in Lenoir
Memorial Hospital in
Kinston.
Mrs. Chambers is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Thigpen of Beula
ville and the paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Chambers. Great
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Thigpen of Beu
laville.
Sumner Family Reunion
The Sumner Family re
union will be held at the
Sandy Plain Free Will
Baptist Church educational
building on Sunday, April 24
at 1 p.m. Bring a picnic
basket. This is for all the
Sumner clan of the Sandy
Plain community.
Sandy Plain Senior Citizens
The Building Committee of
the Sanay Plain Senior
Senior Citizens are asked to
meet in the education"1
building April 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. L.M. Bostic, presi
dent. called a meeting of the
bazaar committee to meet
Friday night, April IS at 7:30
p.m. at the educational
building to make plans for
the fall bazaar dinner and
sale.
The Senior Citizens met
April 9 with a covered dish
supper followed by their
regular program. There were
68 in attendance.
The program was given by
Lura Jones, Mae Blizzard,
Catherine Turner and
Chilton Jones.
A brief business meeting
was held with a report of the
building committee chair
man, Joel Kennedy.
A trip was announced to be
taken May 10. It will take in
the Planetarium in Chapel
Hill and Duke Chapel in
Durham. Forty-one have
signed up to take the trip.
Grace Baker Sumner and
Kathryn Garner gave a
candlelight memorial to Nola
D. Jenas, a deceased
member.
Kenansville
Barbecue?
The Kenansville Elemen
tary School PTO and faculty
will sponsor a barbecued
pork supper Friday, April 15
in the scho. 1 :afeteria from
4-8 p.m. The plates will be S3
each and consits of barbecue,
potato salad, slaw, hush
puppies, tea or coffee. Des
sert will be available for 50
cents extra. You may take
out or eat in.
There will be a cash draw
ing for $100 at 7:30 p.m
Kenansville News
Duplin Duplicate Bridge
The Duplin Duplicate
Bridge Club played a five
table Howell movement at its
regularly scheduled Thurs
day game with Doug Clark
the non-playing director.
The winners were: First -
Shirley Stainback and Walter
Rouse of Kinston; second -
Fran Beyer and Kay Autry of
Kenansville; Third - Merle 1
Currin and Bill Hussey of
Wallace.
The club now has two '
newly-qualified directors. '
They are Lee Allred of Rose !
Hill and Kay Autry of !
Kenansville.
All bridge players are in
vited to play every Thursday
evening at 7 p.m. at the
General Store in Kenans- \
? ville.
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? Liberty Hall Bridge Club '
Mrs. J.J. Wells was 8
hostess for the Liberty Hall '
Bridge Club Wednesday
night with Mrs. Martha P.
Sitterson and Mrs. Martha
Swann Substituting for two
of the absent members. Mrs.
Louise W. Mitchell captured
the high score for members
and Mrs. Swann for the
visiting players. For refresh
ments, Mrs. Wells served ice
cream and cookies with
salted nuts and coffee.
Pig Plckin'
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ala
baster entertained about 50
of their son Brad's school
friends at a pig-picking
Saturday night at the Gen
eral Store. Along with the
barbecue, they enjoyed slaw,
potato salad, soft drinks,
doughnuts and cookies. The
happy occasion was in cele
bration of Brad's 14th birth
day. After the meal they
enjoyed dancing. Assisting
with the chaperoning were
Mr. and Mrs. Cad Upchurch
of Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis
Langdon of Fayetteville, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hughes and Mrs. Colon Hol
land.
Past Matrons and Patrons
The monthly meeting of
the Past Matrons and
Patrons of Kenansville
Chapter #215, Order of the
Eastern Star, was held
Monday in Warsaw at Car
ion's Restaurant for a dutch
>upper. Members included:
Celia and J.B. Stroud,
Pannie and Walter Rhodes.
Doris and Robert Chestnutt,
Virginia Holland, Pearl Mc
jowen, Louise K. Boney,
rhelma Murphy, Ruby New
on, Inez Chestnutt and
Kathleen P. Snyder, who had
is her guests, Mamie and
4erman Sawyer.
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