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1 Resolution Of Respect For
Mrs. Lillian M. Murphy
. Whereat: In the death of Mrs.
Lillian Murray Murphy, May 24,
1948, the community has lost a
valued and esteemed citizen and
the cause of Christ has lost a loyal
follower of the Master; and In life
' of Mrs. Lillian Murray Murphy it
was the privilege of those who knew
her to observe an example of Godly
living and deep humility of heart,
a woman of high principles and
pure ideals.
. - Lilllam Murray Murphy was tae
daughter of the late Obed William
Murray and Martha Levenia Carr
of Duplin County.
Second, that we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to her husband,
Thomas O. Murphy; the following
, children, Mrs. B. M. Williams, Mrs.
' H. A. TopeV Mrs. J. A. Rackley,
Mrs. S. B. Kelley, E. M. Murphy,
T. T. Murphy and J. H. Murphy;
and a sister, Mrs. W. H. Hanchey.
Therefore, be it resolved .that the
members of the Woman's Mission
' ary Society of the Bethel Wesleyan
Methodist Church, hereby express
their appreciation of the noble life
' and character of Mrs. Lillian Mur-
ray Murphy and their grief over
he deOh and their sincere sym
pathy for her family. '
That a copy of this resolution
become a part of the record of the
Woman's Missionary ' Society, a
copy be forwarded to the family
and a copy to the Duplin Times.
Adopted this, the eighth day of
June, 1948.
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DYNAMITING FISH
Nine Caldwell County residents
were charged with dynamiting fish
in the Johns River recently. Investi
gation was-made after farmers re
ported dead fish of various kinds
and sizes floating down the stream.
Three ' Alleghany County - resi
dents were bound over to court on
, bonds of $300 each for dynamiting
fish, and five other residents paid
$97 in fines for hunting on Sunday
after a crack-down in that area, j
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION j
The undersigned having quail-1
find a Administrator of tha PR-
tate of George B. Hudler, deceased,
.; and having qualified before the
-' Clerk of Superior Court of Duplin
County on the 2nd day of June,
:'lfi48, this is to notify all persons
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Program For
Hicks Reunion -
'At Faison, N. C. Sunday, Jane SO
- . 1948, 11 A.,M.-..
All Hicks, their kin and In-laws
are Invited and expected to attend.
-11 A. M. Assemble in the Presby
terian church. Faison, N. C. There
will be no set speeches this year.
You are to do the talking. Please
bring to the church any old item
that you have, like an old Bible, or
gun, or sword, or piece of silver,
or a dress, or anything that is old.
You are asked to exhibit it and tell
about it. Come and take park
1 P. M. Dinner at the Community
House, just across the Street from
the church. Bring a basket lunch.
Deposit baskets at the Community
House when you arrive. Mrs. J. o.
Stroud will serve as chairman of
the Dinner . Committee. Paper
plates, cups, etc., will be furnished.
Dinner around 1 o'clock.
After dinner, socialize as long as
you wish - Community House will
be open.
Mrs. Sewell
Is Honored
Mrs. L. S. Whittle delightfully
entertained at two tables of bridge
on Tuesday evening honoring Mrs.
Bobert Sewell of Midway, Ala., a
houseguest of her sister, Mrs. Wil
bur Garner.
Lovely arrangements of zinnias
and dahlias decorated- tables and
during play coca colas were served.
When scores were tallied Mrs. Stacy
Britt was presented a bud vase for
who have claims against the said
state to present their claims to the
undersigned Administrator on or
before the 10th day of June, 1949,
or this notioe will be plead in bar
to their recovery. All persons who
are indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 10th day of June, 1948.
S A. Smith, Administrator
of the estate of George
B. Hudler, deceased,
Beulaville North Carolina.
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
Kenansvllle, N. C.
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ATTEND THEIR OPENING
high score, Mrs. Allen Draughon
received a set of coasters for sec
ond high and Mrs. Sewell was re
membered with Evening In Paris
bath powder. ; ,
The hostess served banana splits,
Hostesses To Club
Mesdames W. H. Freeman and
Jack Jones were hostesses to their
bridge club Thursday evening and
entertained in the home of Mrs.
Jones with four tables set for play
among a setting of summer flowers.
High score awards went to Mes
dames BiU Sheffield and J. A. Mc
Colman. During plav iced drinks
with nuts and mints were served
and at the conclusion a sweet
course of chocolate cake, topped
with ice cream. ;
Birthday
Paul Sharpe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Sharpe, celebrated his 9th
birthday Saturday afternoon when
he entertained 12 of his friends at
a party at his home. Games and
contests wejre enjoyed and the
guests were presented baloons,
candy, gum and served cake and
ice cream. -
The WMU met Monday in the
ladies parlor of the church with
Mrs. F. J. Thomas presiding and
23 present Mrs. G. S. Best led the
devotionals and the Rosa Hocutt
Powell Circle presented the pro
gram. Mrs. J. B. Qulnn dismissed
the meeting with prayer.
WSCS Meet Jointly
The three circles of the WSCS
met together on Tuesday and Wed
nesday evening for their regular
mission study. Mrs. C JB. Best pre
sided on Tuesday evening. Mrs. H.
R. Hipp led the devotional and Mrs.
C. F. Carroll taught the mission
book. On Wednesday evening Mrs.
G. P .Pridgen led the devotional
and Mesdames J. C. Thompson and
M. A. Smith concluded the course
of study after which the hostesses,
Mesdames Milton West, C. F. Car
roll and Herbert West served sand
wiches, cookies and punch.
Evans -Baker
The marriage of Miss Doris Ba
ker of Magnolia and Warsaw, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Baker !
of Magnolia, and Stacy Evans, son'j
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evans of
Magnolia, was solemnized Satur-1
day evening, June 12 at 6 o'clock j
in the home of the bride's parents,
in the presence of a few friends
and relatives.
Rev. Mr. McKueelay, pastor of
the Baptist Church, officiated in
the double ring ceremony.
The bride was attired in two
piece street length dress of aqua
butchers linen, with white hat and
Bear Marsh Plans
Home Coming Next
Sunday, June 20th
' The Bear Marsh Baptist Church
tf Duplin County will hold its
Hjme-Coming Day on Sunday,
June 20, 1948. The service will be
gin at 11:00 o'clock and continue
into the afternoon. All former pas
tors, members, and other friends
of the church have been invited to
attend the services. A picnic- dinner
will -foe served on the grounds each
family: bringing their baskets.
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MONDAY
cor-
sage of red roses,
The living room was beautifully
decorated with anarch of .ivy, and
tall baskets of, white gladioli and
white candles in tall candelabra.
Mr. J. E. Sheffield was pianist,
While Mrs. Sheffield, aunt of the
bride, sang, "Sweetest Story Ever
Told."
After a short wedding trip the
couple will be at home in Warsaw.
Announce Birth
Jir. and Mrs. Don Campbell, Jr.,
of Cincinnatti, Ohio, announce the
birth of a daughter, on Sunday,
May 30, 1948. Mrs. CampbeU is
the former MissAbigail Hales, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Hales
of Warsaw. ?
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gresham, Jr.
of Warsaw, announce the birth of
a son, John Thomas, III, on Tues
day, June IS, 1948, Memorial Gen
eral Hospital, Kinston. Mrs. Gres
ham is the former Miss Emma
Denton Shelton of Columbia, Tenn.
Graduates From
ins
Miss Mary Hester Powell of War
saw, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs,
J. C. Powell, Baptist Missionaries
to Africa, aow home on furlough.
was graduated from John Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Monday,
June 14, at which time she received
her R.N. degree.
Before entering training Miss
Powell was graduated from Mere
dith College in Raleigh, taught in
Lenoir County Schools, and was
employed in the office of Dr. E. P.
Ewers, in Warsaw.
These attending the graduation
were Rev. and Mrs. Powell and
Miss Annie Kate Powell of War
saw, and Mr. and Bernice Powell of
Rock Hill, S. C.
Honoree
Mrs. C. V. Garner was honoree
at a dinner party Sunday, June 13,
in celebration of her birthday at
Wrightsville Beach. Celebrating
the same natal day-with her were
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and "Mrs. Bill Patterson of Mt.
Olive; her grand-daughter. Miss
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Annie Britt Hester of Raleigh.
Those enjoying the day with the
five hoaorees were Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Garner and -Nina Garner of
Warsaw and Mrs. Clyde Hester,
sister of Mrs. Garner.
YWA'sMeef
The Mary Herring YWS's met
Thursday evening in the home of
Mrs. Glenn. Brown with Mrs. Sam
Martin and Mrs. Conrad Boone as
ioint hostesses and 10 Dresent. Mrs.
Robert Blackmore tought the miss
ion study and the hostesses served
individual cakes and ice cream.
Entertains Club
Wednesday evening Mrs. Luther
Pearsall entertained her bridge
club at her home on Pollock St.
Arrangements of nastituriums dec
orated the living room where two
tables were in play. "
Miss Hannah Pridgen received
hand painted napkins for scoring
high among members and Mrs. R.
W. Wiggs. received all occasion
cards for visitor's high. The hos
tess served a tempting shortcake
course.
UDCToMeet
The James Kenan Chapter UDC,
will hold their Jane meeting on
Friday, June 18 in the home of
Mrs. S. E. Hines on Hill St. at
3:30. This will be the last meeting
of the summer. Joint hostesses With
Mrs. Hines will be Mesdames W.
P. Bridgers, W. J. Middleton, John
Best and Fred Baars.
G. A's Meet
The Junior G.A.'s met Monday
afternoon with Misses Joyce Whit
tle and Boitty Phillips and 12 pres
ent. Miss Phillips presided and
work on the Forward Steps was
done with the assistance of the
leaders Mesdames Wilbur Garner
and L. S. Whittle, The hostesses
served coca calas and nabs.
Bible School
Rev. G. Van Stephens says the'
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MIGEi SCHOOL
Daily Vacation Bible School will
beain Monday. June 21 and run
for two weeks, beginning at 8:30
each morning and lasting three
hours. Parents are urged to cooper
ate in sending their children to
Bible School. At the conclusion
there will be commend ment and
presentation of certificates. ,
With The Sick
Miss Janie Belle Blackmore re
turaed from James Walker Hospital
Saturday and is getting along nicely
at the home of her parents.
J. Norwood West continues to
improve and is now able to be out
a little.
H. S.' Kornegay continues to im
prove at his Home.
K. M. Hollingsworth is able to
be back at work ai Quinn-McGowen
a part of each day.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jenkins and
daughters are visiting her parents
in Williamston.
Miss Bessie Quinn was the week
end guest of her mother, Mrs. J. B.
Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hales and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fussell
and children of Clinton left Tues
day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hales and daughter in Boston.
They will visit their daughter, Mrs.
Don Campbell and family in Cin
cinnatti on their return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J .A. Rackley visit
ed her father T. O. Murphy near
Charity Sunday.
Mrs. Thel Snipes and children
hae returned from Selma where
they have been visiting relatives.
Miss Joyce Whittle returned on
Tuesday from visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Dick Lasater, who accompani- J
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ed her home. Mrs. Eugene Lasater
also came with them.
Mrs. V. A. Stancil and children
are visiting her mother-in-law near
Selma. ;v,v , '." . "',.
Miss Kathleen Snyder is attend
ing summer school at WInthrOp
College in Rock Hill, S. C' S
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sheffield
wee in Norfolk on business last
week. ,-. ,
The Dr. W. H. Freemans are va
cationing at Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Atkinson '
and sons of" Charlotte visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. R, Blackmore this
week enroute to Timmonsvllle, 8. '
C. to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, Johnny Jen- ,
kins and Thomas Rogers, Jr. were
in Kinston Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.-Hervey Fisher spent '
Sunday at Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. G. V. Stephens and guest "
Mrs. McGraw, of Troy, are at Caro
lina Beach thts week.
Hicks Reunion
Faison, June 20
Tho Hicks Reunion will meet In
Faison June 20th.
Those who can attend are to
meet at the Presbyterian church
at 11 A. M.
Later on, a basket picnic will
be served at the Community
Building
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