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Turner - Smith Vows Spoken The wedding of Norma Sue Turner of Kinston, Rt.3, and Vance Eugene Smith of Kinston Rt. 5 took Dlace on Saturday, Oct. 8 at 3 p.m. at Potters Hill A4vent Christian Church. Officiating at the double:ring ceremony was the R?v. Eugene Purcell of Pikeville. The bride is the daughter of Brewster B. Turner of Pink Hill, Rt.2. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Smith of kinston, Rt. 5. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a for mal white gown of sheerganza and chantilly lace. The gown was fashioned with a Queen Anne neckline outlined in chantilly lace encrusted with pearls. Matching lace was repeated on the full, sheer bishop sleeves that closed with lace cuffs. The soft-flowing A-line skirt was accented with a lace redingote over effect which flowered into an attached chapel train. She wore an imported white bridal hat overlaid in chan tilly lace etched with pearls and a side turned-up brim ac cented with silk flowers and illunsion extending down the back. Mrs. Connie Whaley, sister of the bride, of Potters Hill, was the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mona Shepard, sister of the bride, of Kinston; Miss Sheila Hunter, cousin of the groom, of Kinston; Miss Delana Gray, Miss Betty Shaw and Mrs. Paula Whaley, friends of the bride, all of Kinston. The groom chose his father to serve as best man. Ushers were Albert Bell of Pollocksville, Billy Whaley and Harvey Tyndall of Kinston, Eugene Murray of Spring Lake, and Randall Whaley of Potters Hill. Nuptial music was presented by Miss Tina Stewart of Dunn and the Rev. and Mrs. Ed Neal of Potters Hill, vocalists. The weddine was directed by Mrs. Elsie Miller and Mrs. June Hail. Mrs. Celia Cox, cousin of the groom, of Leland, presided at the register. Miss Autumn Turner, niece of the bride, presented wed ding programs to the guests. The bride is a graduate of East Duplin High School and is employed by Lenoir Community College. The groom is a graduate of South Lenoir High School and is self-employed and engaged in farming. After a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Orlando, Fla., the couple will reside at Kinston, Rt.3. A reception was held after the wedding at the Potters Hill Community Building given by the bride's father. Assisting with the reception were Mrs. Elsie Miller, Mrs. June Hall, Mrs. Betty Hawes, Mrs. Margie Hunter, and Mrs. Betty Carol Tyndall. On Sept. 3, the couple was honored with a floating shower in the fellowship hall of Lanie's Chapel Christian Church. Hostess were Mrs. Margie Hunter and Mrs. Margaret Won?.y, aunts of tl?e groom, and Mrs. Eva Bordeaux, Mrs. Jean Lee, and Mrs. Paula Whaley. On Sept. 17, the bride, her attendants, and friends were feted with a bridal tea given by Mrs. Robert K. Hunter and Mrs. Joseph. E. Hunter at the Robert K. Hunter home. The bride and groom were honored with a bridal shower on Sept. 24 at the home of the bride's father given by Con nie Whaley, Mrs. Mona Shepard, Mrs. Cheryl Turner, and Mrs. Linda Turner. On Sept. 25, the couple was honored with a porch supper along with family and friends given by Mrs. June Hall and Mrs. Elsie Miller, aunts of the bride, at the Miller home in Beulaville. A bridesmaids luncheon was given on Saturday, Oct. 1, by Mrs. Fan Williamson at Zachary's. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Smith, parents of the groom, hosted a pig picking for the rehearsal party on Oct. 7. Kenansville News L Village Duplicate Bridge Club The Village Duplicate Bridge Club played its re gularly scheduled game Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. at Brown's Restaurant in Kenan$ville. Winners were: First-Blanche Shipp of Clinton and Thelma Weatherly f Warsaw; Second - bleanor B*?wh and Marie Brittof Will ace; Third - Pony Quinn and Morris ^rady of Beul^ville. The P^me was directed by Lee ^llred of Rose Hill. All bridge players are in vited to play every Monday morning. For more infor mation call Kay Autry at 296-0139. Duplin General Hospital Auxiliary - The Duplin Genral Hos pital Auxiliary members had |h covered dish luncheon at ^jfcir meeting on Oct. 19 held in the Kenan?ville Baptist Church fellowship hall. 'I Sallie C. Ingram installed the ew officers for the coming year as follows: {Resident, Carolyn Hall; Vice president. Rachel Blancbard; Secretary, acting for Thelma laylor, Ruth Jones; Trea Stirer. Martha Swann. She Warged them with their ties for the coming year. ^President Carolyn Hall took the chair and thanked the members for theicvote of QSnfidence. The Auxiliary voted to help the hospital in the purchase Sf air shields for the infant intensive care units. The president said that the State volunteer meeting will be Jteld in Raleigh on bet. 31 Vnd urged members to at tend if at all possible. 7 In the future the meetings wRI be held in the dining room at the hospital on each third Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. The Christmas fruit cakes will arrive about Nov. 1 and will be on sale by members. Be ready to place your order with them. After lunch a Stanley party was conducted by Mrs. Hazel ^KarnegayolMoum.Olive. Aa games were played, Mrs. Kornegay showed her products. All proceeds go to the Hospital Auxilary funds. Silver Streakers The monthly meeting of the Silver Streakers was held last Monday when 12 senior citizens met at Gryve Pres byterian Church to motor to Wallace for a dutch lunch at the Steak House. Among those attending were: Rev. and Mrs. Troy D. Mullis, Viola W. Quinn, Louise K. Boney. Ruth Wells, Mary Jessup, Sally Tyndall, Lorena Vestal, Bertha Hol lingsworth, Fannie Mc Gowen, Hazel W. Scott and Carolyn C. Hall. Kontract Klub Carolyn Hall was hostess for the Kenansville Kontract Klub on Wednesday night with Sally Tyndall substi tuting for the only absent member. When scores were totaled, Louise K. Boney was declared winner. Mrs. Tyndall was also given a gift. Between progressions, the Hostess assistedby Martha Swann served pumpkin chiffon pie, peanuts and coffee. Bridgettes Glenora Stepp was hostess for the Bridgettes on Thurs day. The Halloween motif was carried out in tallies and napkins. For refreshments, the players enjoyed chocolate cake, ice cream and coffee. High scorer was Sheila Mc Kay and Delaine Rector was second. Betl\__ Brinson won the iraveling prize. Halloween Party Mrs. Albert Klemm enter tained her children with a Halloween party Friday. There were 20 guests> in cluding neighborhood chil dren and close school friends. They enjoyed several films and indoor games before having punch and cookies and pumpkin candy. Personals Col. (Ret.) S.B. McGowan of Columbia, S.C. spent Fri day night here with nis mother, Mrs. E.S. Mc Gowan. He came to take her home with him for a few days'.visit. Mrs. Sy Teitelbaum of Decatur, Ga. came to Kenanaville to bring her sister. Margaret 'Williams, home. Miss Williams had been visiting Marie in Geor gia. Their other sister, Ruth W. Adams of Carolina Beach met them here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rice attended the district area AARP workshop in Louis ville, Ky., recently. They' spent one night enroute with their daughter's family and Visited the A.D. Wilsons in Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Janet B. Webb of Clarkston. Ga. spent several days here last week with her mother. Mrs. N.B. Boney. She was joined on Wednes day by Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Tolson, Mrs. Ed Bass of Goldsboro, and Mrs. Ed wards S. Kornegay of Wil mington. Mrs. Clarence Murphy has been tvisiting a nephew in Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fife spent several days recently in Florida attending a meet ing. Mrs. ?va Hughes is a patient at N.C. Memorial hfospital at Chapel Hill. Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Taylor tourned the mountains of North Carolina last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kornegay mauc a business trip to Greenville one cfay last week. i Mrs. Viola W. Quinn ac companied Mrs. Wilmer Gray Allen of Jacksonville to Zebulon where they spent the weekend with the Bobby Quinns. Duplin School Menus Oct. 31 - Nov. 4 In addition to assorted cerals, fruit or juice and milk, the following will be served: Mon. - toasted English muf fin; Tue. - sausage biscuit; Wed. - blueberry muffin; Thur. - peanut butter toast; and Friday - orange muffin Lunch Mon. - fiestada pizza or chili beans with crackers Mexican corn or fried squash, coleslaw, spiced ap ples or pears, cookie Tue. - saucy rib on bun or beef-a-roni with batter bread, french fries or turnips with roots, tomato, sweet potato pie or applesauce Wed. - roast beef sand wich or lasagna with roll, green beans or baked beans, tossed salad, peaches or mixed fruit Thur. - combo sandwich or sliced turkey with rice and roll, sweet potato fluff or green peas, tomato on let tuce, mixed fruit or orange, peanut butter brownie Fri. - fish filet with corn bread or peanut butter sand- ? wich, cheesy potatoes or vegetable beef soup, carrot cabbage slaw, cherry crisp or fruited gelatin ' EacfMunch is served with lowfat chocolate or plain milk. 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