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THE DUPLIN TIDIES
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Jr.-Sr. Banquet
-:The Jutor Claw of the B. F.
Orady School entertained the Seit
1 as at a banquet at Hotel Kinston
March 25. Rev. N. P. Farrlor gave
the Invocation; Alfred Well, Pres.
tf the Junior Class was Toastmast
er, Thelma Jones gave the address
of welcome to the seniors, to which
Eva Edna Grady responded; Jewel
Ann Shtpard, Jim Parker,;: May
belle Outlaw, Catherine Harper,
Nathan Kelly, Hubert Williams and
Iris Jean Deaver sang a song. They
were accompanied by Estelle Wall
er at the piano. ! '
Horace Kornegay welcomed the
Principal, Mr. W. M. Wells, who
responded. ' Martha ,- Southerland
. welcomed the teachers and Miss
Mary Anne Grady responded. The
address of welcome to the guests
was by Walton Harper find Rev.
N. P. Farrlor responded.
,.. Iris' Jean Deaver sang a solo.
.The Chinese Idea was carried out
In decorations and the toasts were
given in poetry. ,
The. dining table was decorated
with a mass oj greenery,- flowers
and candles. The menu; consisted
of fruit, Juice cocktail jr oast sirloin
teak,-; brown gravy, fresh lima
beans, potatoes,', hot rolls, butter,
vanilla ice cream sundae.jcakc, Iced
tea and nuts. ' . ,
Mrs.; Alice Davis is the Class
Sponsor. ' v:
, Every member of the two clafs
es were present.-'
-' Most of the members Saw a show
after the banquet ; ; - ; .
. The scholastic honor roll for t'.i
4th reporting period at Pink Hill
School has been announced, b
Principal Frank Wiley as follows:
Grade 1 - Jerry Everett, Jimmy
Miles, Gene Taylor, Deanna Adams,
Margie Smlth,Glenda Stroud, Mary
Evelyn Howard; Francis-Hill, Lvnn
Turner,5 Hiram Lee, Helen Gnce
Carter, Norma Wilmoulh, Sammie
Howard, Bernlce Coombs,' Carolyn
Stmid and Carol Stroud.
Grade 2 - James Howard, Adolph
Howard, Edna Koonce, Ann carter
Jnwi Carter: Adotoh 1 Murohv
John Howard, Ella Mae Fulghum,
Larry Coombs, Donaia fierce, in an
cy Jones, Patricia Howard and Max
ln Howard.
Grade 3 - Sue Hill, Janice How
.rd, Linda Spence, Shirley West-
brook, Jan Kuran, uazei amitn
Bll!le J. Jones, Kirby Everette, Peg
ffv Mitchell and Sheraldlne Howard
: Grade 4 - Hazel Gray. Clystia
Holt, Bet Taylor, 'Wenonah Jones,
Jean Rich, Elwood HiU, Edna
Smith and Mae Harner.
Grade B Jim Tom Spence, Joyce
Sanderson, Becky Turner, fam
ine Summerlin, Janice Harper,
Sandra Broadhurst, Christine Star
ling, Elaine Howell, Gloria Pierce
and Norma Stroud.
Grade 6 Leo Byrd, ranees
Howard, Rachel King, Merie dean
Howard, Winnie Ruffin, Nannie
Willoughby, Betty Jo Murphy and
Margaret Batchelor.
Ao 7 . Hilda Grace Stroud.
Dorothy Carol Stroud, Jean How
ard, Margery Dean Howard, Luia
MpcX u C Jo
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JUae Jones, Freddie Small, Florine
Howard, and Mary Ella Smith.
Grade 8 - Carol Kennedy, Shir
ley Howard, .Betty Howard, Miry
Edna Harper, and Ann Ruffin."
Grade 9 - Florine Deaver and
Lou Anne Davis.
Grade 10 - Bobby Hicks and Kr
celle - Sanderson.
Grade 11 - Betty Jean Davis, Bar
bara Howard, Peggy Jo Stroud,
and Thomas Harold Quinn.
Grade 12 Rommie Davis, Jesse
Lee Heath and Hilda Lee.
Eighth Grade Goes
The eighth grade of B. F. Grady
with their teacher Miss Wanda Tyn-
dall and Mesdames Stacy Chesi-
nutt, Lou in Williams and Mrs.
Horace G. TyndalLwere at Williams
burg, Va. for a two day sight see
ing visit last week.
On School Board
Mr. Linwood Turner, Pink HiU
business man, has been elected to
the local school board to succeed
Mr. Paul Carter who resigned recently.
morning. The hour is 7 o'clock and
thepublic is cordially invited tu
attend,
Rev. N. P. Farrlor, pastor, will
fill his regular appointment at the
Hebron Presbyterian Church on
Easter Sunday at 3 p.m. The public
is invited. .
Honor Students
Miss Hilda Lee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Lee, is Valedictorian
of the Pink Hill High School senior
class and Mr. Rommie Earl Davis,
son ol Mr. and Mrs. Ashe Davis is
Salulaloriun.
Glenn Williams, small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lehman, Williams was
honored on his 4th birthday with
a party at his home Saturday after
noon. Games were played, led by
the young host's mother and re
freshments consisting of potato
chips, fancy cakes, iced drinks and
candy served in attractive minia
ture Easter baskets, were served.
Paper hats and novelties were giv
en as favors. A birthday cake with
four candles and the words "Happy
Birthday" inserted, centered the
dining table.
A variety of gifts were received
from the fifty guests present.
Duplin Girl
Is Honored
New officers of the Future Tea
chers of America at East Carolina
Teachers College In Greenvil'e ,
were installed at a meeting held on j
the ca-npiis there Tuesday. Report- j
tr for the organization will be Miss
Elizabeth Ann Kornegay, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Kornegay I
of Seven Springs, Rt. 1. j
to the Presbyterian Women of the
Church Tuesday night. She also
presided and was in charge of the
Bible study. Members were asked
to think about the offering to be
taken on Mother's Day which will
benefit the Presbyterian Home for
the Aged. Mrs. Elbert Smith assist
ed the hostess in serving a salad
plate with coffee.
On The Sick List'
Mr. W. J. Grady, highly re
spected citizen of Seven Spring .
Rt. 1, is suffering from infirmities
of old age at Memorial General
Hospital, Kinston.
Christening
Little Ann Denny Tyndall. dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper D.
Tyndall was christened at a s r
vice held at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning.
Personals
nounced by Simon Quinn.
Purpose of the meeting Is to dis
cuss community affairs, particular
ly with regard to the community
building.
TYNDALL
FUNERAL HOME
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Sunrise Service
There will be a. Sunrise Service
GAYLE
Entertains Club
Mrs. L. C. Turner was hostess to 1
her bridge club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. J. J. Smith was awarded
high score prize for members, Mrs.
I. J. Sandlin, Jr. received a prize
for second high while Mrs. D. W.
Ruffin ecrelved consolation prize.
Mr3. Levi Everett received visitors
prize. The hostess served coca colss
during play and at the conclusion
strawberry shortcake with whipped
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LUTE, LOVE and BUSINESS.
WHY REMAIN IN DOUBT? SEE
THIS GIFTED MEDIUM TO-DAY.
Look for GAYLE hand sign at ?dl
Castle Hayne Road, continuation of
North 4th St. - Route 117, V ill
mlngton, N.- C. 1-3 mile beyond
Ctty Limits . OPEN DAILY.
Air Base Bus passes door. Locked
in own home. NOT IN TRAILER.
THREE YEARS In SAME LOCA
TION. Not here today and gone
tomorrow. ,. ..
Honored
Mr- Rnypr Inmnn nnrl diiUL'hier
Dell have been visiting relatives
In Wilmipfftnn this wilk.
Mr: and Mrs. Al'.nn T.'-ndall. Mrs. '
J. R. Davis and Mrs. J. A. Worley
were Raleigh visitors Saturday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Holden
and son of Greensboro spent the i
week end in the home of Mr. and
J. M. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Worley and ,
daughter Cathy of Richmond. Va.
is spending a few days with his '
father J. A. Workv and Mrs. Wor- .
ley. ;
Louis Norwood Smith. U.S. Army (
who has been cn a 17 day fui lough :
at home left Saturday for New Jer
sey from where he will sail 'or !
Germany for a 2 1-2 year period, j
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at the community building Friday,
April 8 at 8 o'clock, it has been an- ,
Mrs. Laura Davis observed her
86th birthday quietly at her home
here on March 31st. She was re
membered with cards and gifts by
her many friends.
Women Of Church
Mrs. T. J. Turner was hostess
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7-Springs Students
Have Gala Time
At Annual Banquet
The gayety of spring and all its
splendor was the setting Friday
night for the annual Junior-senior
banquet at Seven Springs high
school. The school cafeteria was
decorated as a spring garden and
the banquet was staged by candle
light. ' -i
Following the invocation by the
Rev. T. R. Hunt, a welcome was
given by Margaret Maxwell, who
served as toast-mistress for the
evening. Responce to the welcome
was given by Edward Bizzell, presi
dent of the senior class.
", Members of ; the junior class
sang "A Garland of Old Fashioned
Roses" and while they were sing
ing ay large garland of rosesboiind
with Ivey was presented to the sc
nior class. - ." . '-,
4W. C. Sanderson gave a toast to
e faculty and L. J. Outlaw, tea
Qher at the school, responded. This
was followed by a solo, "Indian
Love Call," by Margaret MaxwelL
i A toast to the school committee
Was given by Panls Moye and the
response was given by G. Morgan
Maxwell. Miss Elsie Kilby, music
teacher at the school, played a
piano solo, "Nola." r , v '
After the banquet, the tables
were moved out and the cafeteria
bpratre a dance hall. Music for the
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