Society And
Executive Board
Auxiliary Meets
. The Executive Board of the Aux
iliary of the Presbyterian Church
m-1 last Thursaay in tne Red cross
Office with ten members piesent.
Annual reports were" wonted on
and have been sent to headyuarteir,.
The two Circles have disbursed
$363.67. .
Youth Fellowship
Attend Rally
. The Youth Fellowship Group of
Kenans ville attended a .. Rally of
the Warsaw District held in the Mt
Olive Presbyterian Church on Sun
day, March 7th. A v.ery interesting
program was neia and a picnic
supper enjoyed. Plans were made
at this meeting for the Presbytery
Rally to be held in Cla.kton on
April 4th, 1948. Mrs. G. V. Gooding
and Mrs. N. B. Boney took a large
group of Kenansville boys and girls
and Rev. J. G. Morrison took a
group of Hallsville young folk.
Is Honored
Mrs. E. C. Tyndall enter talnel
at two tables of bridge Si.turdav
evening honoring Miss Lela Mac-
Donald, a former teacher in Ke
nansville. Pretty arrangements of
jonquils, spirea and quin e were
used for decoration. During pliy
the hostess served coca colas and
at the conclusion of play delicious
cocanut pie. High score prize was
won by MlssLula Hinson end the
honoree was given a pret.y linej
handkerchief. Those playing wei-e
the honoree, Mesdames G. V. Good
ing, Louise Mitchell, Bess Hines,
N. B. Boney, Emory Sadler, Mis3
Lula Hinson and the hostess.
Jr. -Sr.
On 'Saturday evening, February
21, the Junior Class of the Kenans
ville High School entertained the
Senior Class at a banquet given ft
the Hotel Goldsboro, in Goldsboro.
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Personals
There was a large group of good
looking boys and girls from Kenans
vme in the hotel lobby waiting
ior. seven o'clock to come.
Guests were greeted by Mrs. A,
T. -'"Outlaw, Junior Sponsor, and
the Junior Officers, President Hil
da Brinsbn, Vice President Lois
wady, Secretary Pearl Kornegay,
Treasurer Grace Sanderson, an-t
oung j,eaaer L,ucy Brown.
The menu consisted of celeryi
pickles, tomato juice cocktail,
roast turkey, dressing, cranberry
sauce, candied yams, lima beam,
fruit salad, assorted hot breads,
hot coffee, iced tea, ice cream, caka,
mints and nuts.
The program was as follows:
Toastmaster, Hilda Brinson.
Welcome to Guests, Hilda Brin
son. Toast to Seniors, Hilda Brinson.
Response, Merle Summorlin.
Group Singing, led bv Mrs. H
E. Latham.
Toast to Teachers, K. B. Jones Jr.
vTn'Evely"ymamsJJessie Rul Brown and Lyda S
. wuci. uiaue DaKer ar.n
iv. is. j ones, Jr.
Toast to Principal, Grace Bakei
' Response, Mr. A. W. Taylor.
Dai-e, Millie Burch and Dianne
brokes.
Toast
Grady.
to School Boa. J, Lois
Response, Mr. M. F. Allen.
Toast to Guests, Lucy Brown.
Response, Mr. F. W. McGowen.
Group Singing.
Toast to Superintendent, Gar
land Home.
Response. Mr. O. P. Johnson.
Closing Song.
The fables were most attr active! v
decorated, carrying out the patri
otic colors. The main taole was
centered with a huge silver bowl
filled with red carnations, on either
side were red candles in groups of
fives, threes, and ones, with south
era smilax coming to meet be
tween them, which met under red
and blue George Washington hat
chets. Blue stars were scattered
over the tabls, seemingly fallen
from the sky. The nut cups we;e
piacea over a tiny cherry tiec, uset'.
as a place card. The menu books
were red shields.
After Ihe banquet the Junio-
invited their guests to the Para
mount Theatre to see the movit
"The Tycoon."
Mrs. Taylor
Entertains Club
The Thursday Night Bridge Club
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o:j march
met with Mrs. A. W.iTaylor. Mes-
dames G..VV Goodlnd. D. S." Will
iamson and Miss Hortense Tyndall
were visitors. Pretty arrangement'
of early spring flowers were used
throughout her room where the
tables were in play. When scores
were tallied Mrs. Emory Sadler
was awarded high score for mem
bers and Mrs. D. S. Wil'iamson for
visitors. The hostess served a delect
able sweet course.
Music Club Meets
ihe Kenansville High School
Music Club met in the Auditorium
Feb. 26, for their regular meetine.
Kathryn Quinn was leader lor the
afternoon, with Mary Lee Rouse
as program chairman, who led the
following program.
A paper, "The Life of Bach" bv
Jimmy Bowden.
Prelude
Burch.
Chopin - by Mary Sue
"Dancing the Minuet" - Chopin -by
Evelyn Parker.
"Mazurka" (Polish dance) by
Steve Gooding.
"Blue Daisies" by Mary Summer
lin. uuett - "Home on the Ranee" hv
uthnm
"Dorothy" bv Janet Teachey.
"Rose Petals" by Jeanttte Mat
this. "Victory Bells", Dianne Stokes
"Witche's Dance", Ernestine
Jones.
"Minuet", Patsy Quinn.
The following students made ine
honor roll for the month:
Jeanette Matthis, Ernestine
Jones, Mary Lou Summerlin, Addie
Summerlin, Patsy Quinn, Gal
Newton, Barbara Mitchell, Jean
Weeks, Emory Sadler,. Sallie New
ton, and Dianne Stokes.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again on the third Thursday in
Marcn.
Mrs. Kornegay
Attends Institute
Mrs. Gordon Kornegay of the
Duplin County Health Department
has returned from attending an In
stitute for tuberculosis workers,
conducted by the N. C. Tuberculo
sis Association in Raleigh last week.
Mrs. Kornegay reports a very in
teresting meeting and was happy
to have had this opportunity of
hearing authorities on the sui
ject of tuberculosis control speal..
Among speakers appearing on
the program were Mr. F. D. Hop
kins, Executive Secretary of the
National Tuberculosis Association;
Mr. Frank Webster, Executive Sec
retary of the N. C. Tuberculosis
Association, and Dr. Paul A. Yoder,
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Supt of the Forsyth County Sani
tarium. Each member Of the N.1 C.
TB association gave interesting and
informative talks on some, phase
of the work. Health education being
greatly stressed by each speaker.
Mrs. Eleanor Smith of the Lenoir
County Tuberculosis Association
gave a very, vivid picture of the
functions of a County Tuberculosis
Association.
An open Forum was held at the
end of every lecture with practi
cally every phase of Tuberculosis
control brought out, including the
use of Strepeomycin which is still
in the experimental stage.
Notice! !
Anyone desiring to rent the
Community Building in Kenansville
see Mrs, J. E. Jerritt, custodian of
Womans Club. Charges: club mem
ber, $1.00; Anyone in town, $1.50;
or $2.00 anyone in the county.
Charges payable when you come
for the key.
Kontract Klub
The Kenansville Kontract Klub
met on Wednesday night of last
week with Mrs. F. W. McGowen.
Mi Margaret Williams was a visit
or for the occasion. Early spring
flowers were used for decoration.
At the conclusion of play Mrs. J.
O. Stokes was given a pie for win
ning high score for members and
Miss vVilliams was also presented
a pie. The hostess served delicious
grape pie, coffee and smted nuts
Week Of Prayer
A Week of Prayer was observed
by the women of the local Baptist
Church during the past week. The
Monday meeting was held with
Mrs. E. V. Vestal; Tuesday, with
Mrs. C. B. Sitterson; Wednesday
with Mrs. Thad Jones; Thursday,
with Mrs. Perry Dobson; and Fri
day, with Mrs. C. D. Dobson.
Prayer services were held and a
program was given each day.
Girl Scout Week
-This is Girl Scout Week and the
girls of the local troop and of thi'
Brownie troop are planning to at
tend Church in Uniform on Sun
day morning, March 14. The moth
ers of the scouts are urged to at
tend and sit with the group.
Personals
Mrs. S. W. Newton spent last
IHIAVE
m to
rail
ceulauille, trail Carolina
week end with her daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. Jim Wilson of Durham.
Mr." Vivian Wells, Mrs. Louise
Mitchell and daughter, Barbara
spent Sunday in Clinton with Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Wells.
- Miss. Pattie Loftin spent the week
end with Mrs. W. J. Pickett.
Mrs. Wilbur Adams and children
of Carolina Beach spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Williams.
She was accompanied home by
Mrs. Williams who will spend sev
eral days.
Sgt., Robert Sykes of Ft. Bragg
was home for the week end.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes spent the
week end in Wilmington with her
sister, Mrs. W. M. Eubank.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brinson, Ce-
nus Dail, Joe Wallace, Oliver
" kes, Gilbert Alphin, Jack Brin
son, Colon Holland, Paul Ed -Dail,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, Bobby
and Bill Ingram attended the Sou
thern Conference Basketball tour
nament in Durham last week.
Miss Martha Pickett, who has
been a patient at James Walker
Hospital in Wilmington, returned
to her home on Tuesday
Miss L.ela MacDonald, a iormer
teacher in Kenansville who is tea
ching in Kannapolis, spent the
week end with Dr. and Mrs. G. V.
Gooding.
Mesdames Edna Stroud, N. B.
Boney, J. E. Jerritt, Miss Janet Bo
ney and Jimmie Jerritt attended
the Ralph Sheldon concert in Wal
lace last Thursday night.
Mesdames Edna Stroud, J. R.
Grady, Mr. and Mrs. A. R Bland,
Miss Mary Lee Sykes, Mus Erma
Williams, Mr. A. T. Outlaw, Mr.-.
Parker Quinn and daughter Kath-
erine, were among those from here
who attended the Alma Jerome
concert in Rose Hill on Tuesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Morrison made
a business trip to Kinston on Mc
day. Mrs. Caroline Gavin spent the
week end at her home near Topsail.
Mrs. Doris Fulgo of Raleigh
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dobson.
Norwood Boney, Jr. of Chap 1
Hill University was home for the
week end.
Mesdames J. L. Williams, S. W.
Newton and Miss Margaret Will
iams accompanied Mrs. Wi'bur Ad
ams to Goldsboro shopping Satur
day afternoon.
Mrs. B. J. Rivenbark, a patient
at James Walker Hospital, returned
holhe Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Yelverton
and young daughter of Black Creek
spent Sunday with Mrs. Annie In
gram. Mrs. Yelverton is a former
Assistant Home Agent in Duplin
County.
Mr. N. B. Boney is attending
court in Goldsboro this week.
Mrs. Remus Outlaw, of the
Health Department, is a pititnt in
a Kinston hospital.
YD)HJ SEEE3 HIT?
A SAGA OF THE OLD SOUTH
THAT EVERY SOUTHERNER
SHOULD SEE AT
h Yclt Interest
JOHN GUNTHEB, noted
author of the book, "In
side V. 8. A."
"A traveler' across
America cannot helo but
be impressed with its greatness. A
country becomes great through the
hard work and thriftiness of its citi
zens. I know or no better way for
tne encouragement or thrift than to
suggest continued investment by
everyone in u. s. Savings Bonds,
which, after all, represent the con
tinued greatness of our country."
V. S. Trtasury DlpartmnX
Mesdames C. B. Guthrie and Em
ory Sadler accompanied Mrs. V. Is
Gavin to Wilmington Sunday to
visit Miss Martha P ckett
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Stokes and
Dianne, Mrs. John Currie and dau
ghter Florrie shopped in Goldsboro
Saturday afternoon.
Game Club
Mrs. Joyce Payne tnd Mrs. Rob
ert Hollingsworth were joint hos
tesses 'to the Game Club on Wed
nesday night of last week at the
community building. - The room
was decorated most attractively
with early spring flowers, with yel
low jonquils predominating. Two
tables of se,t bock were in play with
Mrs. Leo Jackson and Mrs. Walter
Stroud winning high scores. Miss
Dora Betty Dixon won high iccre
for rummy; Mrs. O. P. Johnson for
look. The hostesses served delicious
congealed salad and coffee and dur
ing play coca colas and sailed nuts
were served.
Entertains Club
On Tuesday evening Mrs. .J. O.
Stokes wis hostess to the members
of her bridge club. Miss Hild
Clontz was'the only guest besides
i he regular club members. Pretty
bowls of jonquils, quince and spi
rea were placed at intervals thru
out the room. Tallies, covers and
napkins carried out most attract
ively the Easter motif, and on each
dessert plate of ice cream topped
with strawberries and cake, was i
miniture basket of Ea ter Eggs
'.overed wih novelty umbrellas
High score prize for club members
was won by Mrs. J. O. Stokes, and
she and Miss Clontz were each pre
sented a box of Easter candy.
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Theatre
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SUN. - MON. Mar. 14-15
Night Song
With Merle Oberon,
And Dana Andrews.
TUESDAY, Mar. 16
Western Union
With Robert Young,
And Randolph Scott.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. 17
DOUBLE FEATURE
Where The North
Begins
With Russell Hayden.
King Of Wild Horses
THURS. - FBI. Mar. 18-19
. Tycoon
(Technicolor)
With John Wayne,
And Laraine Day.
SATURDAY, Mar. 20
DOUBLE FEATURE
Black Hills
With Eddie Dean.
Alias Mr. Twilight
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