?' Kenansville News PmI Matron! and Patron* Twelve members and three visi tors attended the Past Matrons and ? Patrons Club of Kenansville Chapter #215, OES, when it met Monday uight at The Wagon Wheel in Beulaville. Those who enjoyed the dutch supper , were Celia and J.B. -Stroud, Pannie and Walter Rhodes, Edna Earl and Amos Brinson, Ruby ;G. Newton, Thelma B. Murphy. -Sally B. Tyndall, Louise K. Boney, Margaret G. Johnson, Inez B. .Chestnutt, Pearl C. McGowen and _ .* her guests, Annie Catherine Rhodes 9'. and Elizabeth Allen. Kenansville Kontract Klub . ;!Mrs. E.S. McGowan was hostess fdr the Kenansville Kontract Klub Thursday night with all members present. It was the fiist time that the -club had had 100percent attendance in quite a while. Between pro gressions the players enjoyed beet >alad with crackers, cheese wafers -and coffee. Mrs. Stuart Hall won the ^ htgh prize for the three progressions. ; "Sarecta United Methodist Women .Twelve members were present 'wjien the Sarecta United Methodist Women met at the church fellowship all April 3. - : Georgia Smith present the pro gram-lesson on "Jesus Christ the Liberator." During the business ses sion, the chairman, Martha Swann, ^ ufged participation at the Spiritual w- uav Apart to be held at St. Paul's in T Goldsboro on Saturday, April 28th. ; She also solicited nominations for the 'district offices. A successful report on the barbecue supper was given by Dallace Grady, treasurer. Lynn Fussell ?.nd Wanda Simmons served Easter cake and punch fol lowing the meeting. Presbyterian Women Circle H1 of the Women of Grove ? Presbyterian Church met Monday 9 afternoon with Miss Annie Catherine Rhodes who also presided. After reading Psalm 27, Miss Rhodes led in the "Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Ralph Barwick moderated the Bible study assisted by Mes dames Amos Chestnutt, N.B. Boney, J.B. Stroud and Miss Rhodes. After the closing prayer by Mrs. Barwick, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Chestnutt, served pecan pie,, chips, cheese twists and iced drinks ? to the seven ladies present. Circle #2 met Sundav night with Mrs. Troy D. Mullis with Mrs. Kenneth Smith as joint hostess. Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell conducted the opening devotional and presided. The Bible study was moderated by Mrs. J.J. Wells, after the closing prayer, the groups enjoyed a social hour while the hostesses served a congealed lime dessert with assorted crackers, nuts and iced drinks. Baptist Circles The Cora Stokes Circle of tho local Baptist Church Women met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Woodrow Brin son on Limestone Road. Mrs. Ellis Vestal presided and made the open ing prayer. The jtrogram was presented bv Mrs. David English. She discussed the Annie Armstrong Club. For refreshments, Mrs. Brin son served strawberry glazed cake and coffee. The Ella Cooper Circle met that night with Mrs. Robert Swain and Mrs. Hubert Pate was co-hostess.i Mrs. Swain presided and Mrs. Jack Brinson gave the call to prayer. Mrs. Pate had charge oc the program on "The Cooperative Program." The . eleven present enjoyed peanut chocolate delight with cheese crackers and coffee or iced drink for refreshments. United Methodist Women The afternoon circle of the United Methodist Women of the Kenans ville Church met Wednesday after noon with Mrs. Walter Smith. The opening prayer was made by Mrs. Viola W. Quinn, who presided. The program was in charge of Mrs. H.D. Taylor and she continued their study on the Book of Luke. After the closing prayer by Mrs. Alton Newton, the hostess served pine apple cake, peanuts and coffee to the eight present. rue evening circle met Monday night with Mrs. Hazel W. Scott. Mrs. Ed Rector presided. The opening prayer and program was in charge of Mrs. Dixon Hall, assisted by Mrs. Henry Guy and Mrs. James Harris. They discussed "Who Rolled Away the Stone?" After the closing prayer, me hostess, assisted by Mrs. Earl Hardy, served pineapple cake, peanuts and coffee to the seven present ? Volunteers Needed To Deliver Meals In Kenansville Duplin has more than 200 volun teers delivering meals to homebound elderly persons. Adequate volun teers participate in the services for the aged program delivering meals in each part of Duplin except the Kenansville area, Mary Dykes, volunteer coordinator with Duplin Services for the Aged pointed out. Presently about 25 volunteers help transport hot meals to elderly home bound citizens in the Kenansville. According to Dykes, the Kenansville route takes over an hour and needs to be split. Dividing the route would fall for morp i/nlnntoprc fn fKa ? ? - V f VIUIllVVl J ?v "IV already needy situation. Volunteers are being asked for only one hour per month to be used in delivering meals to about 10 area Kenansville elderly residents. Dividing the Kenansville homebound meals route and manning the delivery program properly would call for 50 volunteers from the local area. Dykes said. "Without volunteers, the home bound meals program will have to be discontinued in the Kenansville area," Dykes said. "The Services to the Aged program has enough funds to provide the homebound with food, but not enough to pay for their delivery. And, that makes us and the individuals homebound totally de pendent on volunteers to make this program work." Kenansville is one of six nutrition sites for senior citizens in Duplin County, and the original location for the first hot meals served to the elderly by the Services to the Aged program. "The program not only provides a nourishing meal to the homebound uivsi tinmen), uui aisu assures these people that we care about them as individuals," Dykes said. "It also offers individuals and families the opportunity to live independently in their own home rather than in a hospital or other institution." Along with the 10 homebound meals served to Kenansville area senior citizens, 13 persons in Wallace and 10 in Rose Hill receive meals brought from nutrition sites by Duplin volunteers. Meals from the Faison. Lvman and Warsaw nutrition. sites are also delivered to home bound by volunteers. Volunteers interested in delivering homebound meals in the Kenansville area can phone Mary Dykes at Duplin Services to the Aged office at 296-1511 to sign up. KENANSVILLE METHODIST SOUP & SANDWICH LUNCH The Kenansville Church is sponsoring a soup, sandwich and dessert luncheon beginning at 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 29th ? until. Hundreds ot Used Kitctien Cebinets. Doors. Windows. Ranges. Bathroom Fixtures Furniture. Shelving Display Counters. Floor Tile. 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