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TKc C( Metropolis,
I-Z3. M. M. THIGPCN ,
Reporter ' ,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
.!:h-I(cnncdy
The marriage of Miss Patsy Ruth
nnedy and Clifton Lee Qulnn
i solemnized In an-impressive
rning ceremony December 19,
the i Beulavllle;j Presbyterian
irch. The church was decorated
h long leal pine,: palms and
or baskets of white gladioli,
ysanthemums- and fern Bev, J.
Morrison officiated , and' .the
".log music .rendered, by Mrs.
i Thigpen,, pianist, and. Miss
i I'.ae Qulnn,. soloist, Included
;r de rone,.' "Evening , Star,"
' .'., t rstrauni," , and. "Traumerl."
t adiUonal wedding marches,
' rrln and . .Mendelssohn"
.1 used ' and;" "None But; The
Heart" was played softly
3 the ceremony. Miss. Qulnn
! ."The Lord's Prayer" as a
..Miction. Mrs. Thigpen was
v aring black with which she wore
corsage of red carnations and
.,s Qulnn was dressed in blue,
1 . ving a corsage of pink carnations.
. ?,Irs. Paul Hunter of San Angelo,
' Kas, sister of the bride; was
id of honor. She wore a suit of
-, ay gaberdine with black access
ories. Her flowers were an arm
3 ouquet of yellow chrysanthe
! t ms tied with green satin ribbon.
The bride entered with Her fa
, er, Mr. John G, Kennedy, by
v 'ora she was given in marriage.
T i suit was of mist blue wool
l .berdine : with hichr she used
l,2ckiwbesscdei:-?:etunled ;
ite prayer book topped with' a
-pie-throated white Orchid
wered wth stephnotis.
Paul Hunter of San Angelo, Tex
, was best man, and the ushers
re James Briley of Greenville
. 1 Macon Brown of Beulaville!
he mother of the - bride was
dressed in black and- wore a cor
sage of red roses.': fhi groom's
mother, also in black, wa wearing
a corsage of red roses, ,
Mrs, Qulnn is the youngest, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ken
nedy of Beulaville. She graduated
from 'Beulaville High School and
attended college at East Carolina
Teachers College, and is now a
member of the . Beulaville school
commercial department' faculty..
Mr. ulnn, son of m. rfnd Mrs.
Leon Quinn.of Beulaville, finished
Beulaville High School, an after :
serving? 20 month! whir the" th
Air Force, is tfowvaf student it
Carolina. ,
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Following the ceremony the cou
ple left for a wedding trip.
Cake Culling
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy en
tertained the members Of the Qulnn
Kennedy wedding party and a few
friends at a cake cutting following
the rehearsal Wednesday evening
The .table was covered with- a
handmade cloth and centered "with
a lovely white bride's cate': .
- After thevbride; ind"'grdom cut
the first Sllce -Mr. Kennedy was
assisted in serving the cakevwith
lee cream. ' it!-,-
Barbecue Dinner
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' Mr. "and Mrs. Ivey- Nethercutt
were hosts Sunday when they en
tertained at id .enjoyable barbe
cue dinner. - ' ' -All
of' their chndreh were present
Including Mr. and Mrs. J: C; Neth
ercutt of Kenansvillfr, Mr: and Mrs.
Homer Howard and children, Carol
and Tonja of Wilmington, Eugene
Nethercutt of the Navy, Dorene and
Louann of Beulaville. ; jj ' . i
Others attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Parker and daughter of Ke
nansvllle, Mr. and Mrs. George
Williams and son, Mr. and Mrs;
Leo Kennedy and Mr.' and Mrs.
John Wn. Nethercutt and children
of Beulaville. f -j
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-it Mr.. and Mrs.S. w7 Gresham,
Mrs. Wm. Fedora Miss Kate Mur
rill Boggs and Mrs. Mamie Boggs
Shopped in Kinstoh:on Xmas eve.
- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller, pe
witt Miller and Misses Mary, and
Polly Brown attended the Murphy
Butler wedding in Clinton recently.
Mrs. W. B. Parker has' returned
from visiting .her sister in Edenton
and her brother; In Stiff elk, ,Va.
' Russell Sanderson of Loiilsburg
College spent the holidays with his :
parents', Mr. and Mrs: Roy Sander-1
son. . . ' ;
Mr, and Mrs.," Francis Oakley
and son have; moved to Beulaville j
and are occupying the home of
Mrs. Lila Lanier.
; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis and son
have . returned to Savanah, Ga.,
after spending the holidays here.'
Lindberg Brown of State -College
has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Brown during the Xmas
vacation. ,
' Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Whaley visit
ed Wallace Monday. .
Mr. and Mrs. CecU Miller of Ral
eigh were visitors here Christmas.
Gordon Miller has made trips
to Kinston and Washington, D. C,
recently. .:;-- v; i: ; ;
- Raybourne Kennedy has return
ed home haying received, his dis
charge from the Army.:,. ..
Dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Y. Dobson Friday included Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ervln, Sr., and son
of Rlchlands,Mrs. Fred, Ervln, Jr.,
and little son of Chinquapin. '
Mrs. Mack Jones and. daughter
and Miss Maude Ervln of Swans
boro, Mrs. Oren Bruton and Doug
la, . Brutoq of Kinston and Miss
Jean Erviri of Rlchlands.
' 3fr. Bv O. Harris of Winston-Salem
spent the holidays 'with his
family here. :;."'"'
- .Mrs. LuhV Parker; "Mrs. L, W.
Newton, Lula Catherine Newton
aritf Linwood Newton. Jr., visited
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their sister : and aunt, Mrs. J. H.
Gibson, in Rockingham Saturday.
Mr. Lloyd Sandlin, former teach
er of Science iff the Beulaville
School visited in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Gresham on Dec. 16.
Mr, and. Mrs, Charles Parker of
Wallace. Were Xmas guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Brinson
and Mrs. W. B. Parker. :v 1 ' -
Mr. ahd Mrs. W. P. Thigpen and
daughter Laurel, vt Bethel, were
holiday guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Thigpen. ; v
Mrs. Annie Bostic had as Xmas
visitors Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hol
land of Micro, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Pope and children of Mag
nolia and Mrs. Lessie Mallard of
Goldsboro. . v-:. ;; ;
Bobby Kennedy of the Navy, is
spending a leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy.
DeWltt Miller spent Monday and
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Miller In Raleigh. : ? ,
Mr. ana Mrs. L. W. Newton and
family of Norfolk, Va.; wre week
end guests of Mrs. Lula Q. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Miller and
Little Joan returned Sunday from
Soperton, Ga., iftet spefiding the
holidays there1. ' "
Messrs. A. W.' ahd fiilly Gresham
spent Sunday at Williamston with
their- daughter and sister, Miss
Anne Crawford Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter have
returned to their home in San
Angelo, Texas after spending Xmas
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carson of
Durham were guests during the
holidays of their mother, and sis
ter, Mrs. W. B. and Miss Ethelene
Parker.
Miss Jane Bostis, student at the
Goldsboro High, spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Bostic.
Prof. Walter Harrell, Instructor
of Physics at the University of
North Carolina visited Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Gresham and family
Monday, r . ;
Among those attending the Grady
Bailey wedding in Carthage Sunday
were Mrs, L. C. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Miller, Gordon and De
Witt Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton 'Thigpen
and little son; of Fairbluff have re-
turned to their home after spending
the holidays with their parents'
Mr. 'and Mrs. E. P.1 Thigpen. :
Mrs. Lula Q. Parker was the
guest of Mr,, and Mrs. A. L. Caven
augh in Warsaw Christmas Day. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin, Sr.,
had as Christmas guests Miss Hilda
Mallard Of Rose Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Turner of Pink Hill, Mr.
nad Mrs. J. D. Sandlin, Jr., and
Charlton Sandlin of Beulaville.'
. Yates Dobson will Teturn to EMI
Sunday to resume his duties. .
Mr. and Mrs. Orzo Thigpen and
sons attended a Christmas family
reunion at the home of their grand
mother near Lumberton. Their pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Powers
of Benson returned with them for
a few days visit. " '
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Quinn left
Friday for . New Orleans where
they' attended the Georgia-Carolina
Sugar Bowl game.
A number Of out of tbwn rela
tives ahd friends attended the fu
neral here Monday of Mr. H. N.
Gresham. '
Friends regret that Mrs. Kate
Miller and family had the misfor
tune to lose their home by fire on
Thursday night.
Guests of Rev. and Mrs. L. A.
Brown during the holidays included
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown of
Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis
and Davey of Savannah, Ga., Mr.
and Mrs. John Dail r.nd daughter,
Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Watson
of Smithfield, Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Keithan and sons, Bobby Lynn and
Buster of Southport- and Bobby
Brown of Mars Iiill College. "
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, , Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jackson had
.as. guests recently. Mr. and Mrs
John Mound of Georgia. - (. .
Ransom Mercer and M. M. Thig
peiT have returned from San Fran
cisco, Calif., where they attended
the National. Farm Bureau Con
vention. Their itenerary included
stops at many points of interest
in the U. S. and Mexico.
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