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Society and Personals
Honored On Her
69th Birthday
Mrs. Sarah Croom was honored
on her 69th birthday at a birthday
dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. O.
P. Johnson, on Tuesday. Aiout 15
guests, relatives of Mrs. Croom,
were present and enjoyed a gump
tious dinner.
Miss Clontz
Entertains Club
Miss Hilda Clontz entertained
members of her bridge club and
Miss Hortense Tyndall, bride-elect,
on Thursday night of last week.
Pretty spring flowers were used on
her mantel and auxiliary table. Co
ca colas and peanuts were served
during play, and at the conclusion
the hostess served delicious fruit
salad, cheese straws, coffee. High
score for club members was won
by Mrs. A. W. Taylor, and for vis
itors by Mrs. J. R. Grady while
consolation gift went to Miss Mary
Leo Sykes. Miss Hortense Tyndall,
honoree, was given a set of pretty
glasses.
Attend Youth
Fellowship Meet
A number of young people of Ke
nansville attended the Presbyterian
Youth Fellowship Spring Bally at
the Ciarkton High School Sunday
afternoon. Mollie Ann Boney of
Wallace was re-elected president
for the coming year. Those from
Kenansville attending were: Fran
ces Jean Patterson, Janet Boney,
Betty Wiiitfield, Mary Beth Sou
therland, Juanita Dunn, Mary Eve
lyn Williamson, Shirley Tyndall
and Mary Sue Burch. Mcsdames
G. V. Gooding and N. B. Boney
took the group to Clarkto'i.
Announce Birth
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Motriaon
announce the-birth of a daughter
on Monday. April 0, at uenerai
Memorial Hospital in Kinston. Mrs.
Morrison is the former Miss Carol
yn Craven of Kannapolis.
Entertains
Kontract Klub
On Wednesday evenine of last
week. Mrs. E. . Vestal was hostess
to the members of the Kenansville
Knntract Klub and a table of rook.
Pretty arrangements of spring
flowers were used throughout tne
livinf room. Durins Dlav the hos
tess served coca colas and potato
chips and at the conclusion, deli
cious pineapple cake and coffee.
Hich score for members was award
ed Mrs. N. B. Boney, for visitors,
to Mrs. C. B. Sitterson and hign
score for rook went to Mrs. O. P.
.Tot nscn.- They were each piven
attractive aprons.
Memory
Thurs. P.M. Club
Mrs. P. J. Dobson was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a dssert
bridge to the members of her club
and an additional table honoring
Miss Hortense Tyndall, bride-elect.
Mixed siring- flowers were used
in colorful arrangements. At the
wnp'upion of olay, high score for
club members was won by Mrs. D.
S. Williamson, and for guests by
Miss Anr.e Dail, who also captured
the traveling prize. The honoree
'as given an attraotive crystal
fruit pitcher with individual glass
es. During play the hostess served
coca colas and nuts.
Card Club Meets
Mesdames O. P. Johnson and
Paul Stephens were Joint hostesses
on Thursday evening at o.ie table
of rook and two of set back. Yel
low and white flowers wtie used
in artistic arrangements emphas
izing the color scheme of yellow and
white in table arrangements and
refreshments. At the conclusion of
play, Mrs. J. L. Williams was award
ed high 'Score prize for rook and
Mesdames A. T. Outlaw and And
rew Patterson for set back. The
hostesses served yellow and white
block ice cream, pound cake and
salted nuts.
Personals
Mrs. John Willard and children,
Sarah Lee and Johnnie, are spend
ing some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sykes.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes spent the
week end i Raleigh.
Among those from Kenansville
who visited the Azalea gardens in
Wilmington Sunday were: Mr. and
Mis. Emory Sadler and Emory. Jr.,
Mrs. Louise Mitchell and daughter,
Hart;ra, Mr and Mrs. Leo Jack
son and son, Jimmy, Joe Morrison,
Mr. and Mrs. Anion Brinson. Mr.
It's Time To
FERMATE
YOUR PLANTS
You Have Received Your Letter Of Instructions
New Get Your FERMATE From One Of
The Following:
DUPLIN MERCANTILE CO. L. H. QUINN
C. E. QUINN FRED HARDY
In Kenansville
and Mrs. Wlilard Brlnson and Mrs, I
Cora Brlnson, Mr. and fttft. AOtrA
Patterson and daughter Ttosm.
Mr. Earl HarUy and Miss Polly
Summerlin. - ' .
Mrs. J. O. Stokes is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Meadows, in Atlanta,
Ga., who is critically ilL
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brown of
Columbus, Ga., is visiting his ulster,
Mrs. Nora Shaffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Whitfield
snent last week end in Richmond,
Va.
' Quite a number of ladies of Ke
ransvllle attended the Presbyterial
held in Wallace on Tuesday and
Wedne&dey.
Mrs. N. B. Boney attended a iis
trlct conference of the ULC held
in Faison Tuesday morning. I "I'm from Massachusetts," Pa-
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bostie ofjtrolman Powers said
New Bern visited their parents I Drew posted a $47.05 bond and
over the week end. drove away slowly.
WUJamston." Highway patrol
men in the South don't know how
to treat motorists, Patrolman M. F.
Powers -was recently told by an
irate Massachusetts mot wist.
The motorist, Norman F. Drew,
admitted he was speeding at C9
mlles-per-hour. What he didn't
like, he explained, was "Southern
justice."
"Soma patrolmen from the North
ought to be imported here te teach
the South how to treat motorists,"
Drew said.
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There is something of memory
That doesn't fade away;
; With thoughts of Dear ones
Day by day.
" I wish to give you a br-nd new
'start;
Bringing sunshine into each
dear heart.
To hasten back all those
Lovely Days
Of Memories that never fade
Away.,
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To their eyes again -And
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Smiles on the calmest sea.
I wish I could mend highways
Of faith and hope.
And never be forgotten in this
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And share as I,
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Summer breeze now passing by.
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