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rtesdames . Ralph Brown and
ly Stephens' honored Mr.1 and
b. Harry Wells Murphy, newly
is, Wednesday night of last
ek at a shower party In the home
Mrs. Brown. r
color scheme of white and
en was used in the dining room
I red verbena and spring flow
decorated the living room. ;
ames and contest were epjoy
by the guests with prize being
awarded to Amos Brinson, Mes
dames E. C. Tyndall, C. C. Ivey
and John Hall.
Mrs. ' Clarence Murphy assisted
in serving iced lime punch, bridal
cakes, cherries and toasted nuts
to the 45 guests present
The couple received a number
of useful gifts.
Birthday Party
little Jlmmle Jackson celebrat
ed his sixth birthday on Sunday
afternoon when be entertained a
number of his friends at a we nerfK. a. wewion presmms-a'nTm
The children enjoyed horseshoe
thi'cwlna and other out-door, games.
He gave his friends baloons on
sticks as favors.
Circles Meet
The Ella Coqper Cirlce met on
Monday evening in the home of
Mrs. C. B. Guthrie with 15 mem
bers nresent Miss Dora Betty Dix
on presided and Mrs. WiUard Brin
son had charge of the program on
"Christianity in the Home". After
the program a social hour was en
Joyed at which time the hostess,
assisted by Diannc Stokes, served
block ice cream, cookies and nuts.
Appropriate gifts, were "presented
Mesdames H. E. Phillips and P. it.
Stephens.
WS of CS met on Monday even
ing In the home of Mrs. Charlie
Hulbert with the president. Mrs.
E. A. Newton presiding. Mrs. w. m.
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In The Lord' During
the business meeting plans were
made for getting the parsonage
ready for the new minister and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. Merle Glover
who will take over this charge in
June. After the meeting the circl--showered
Mrs. Charlie Hulbert, Jr.
with an appropriate shower. Coca
colas and cookies were served to
the many gusts.
Circl No. 1 met Monday after
noon with Mrs. Walter Stroud as
hostess. There were eleven mem
bers present and the chairnan Mrs.
W. J. Pickett presided. Mrs. S. W.
Newton gave the Bible Study and
Mrs. Mary Southerland presented
the May Birthday objectives. After
the meeting the hostess, assisted
byi Mrs. J. C. Murphy, served
strawberry ihortcake. , :
Circle No. 2 met Monday even
ing in the home of Miss Hilda
Clontz. Circle chairman Mrs. Lou
ise Mitchell presided and Mrs. J.
B. Wallace presented the study on
"The Annunciation". The hostess
served ice cream floats.
music pupils held in Wilmington
nn Saturday. Their instructor. Mrs.
Lyda 6. Latham accompanied the
students , to . Wilmington.
Millie Burch also attended tnt
audition. ' " .
May Fellowship Day
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May Fellowship Day was obser
ved Friday afternoon with a come
and sit tea held at the Presbyterian
church under the direction of the
Council of Churches. Mrs. Mary
Southerland, retiring president,
presided. Rev. L. A. Sharpe led
the devotional and the program
was presented by Mesdames A. T.
Outlaw and G. V. Gooding.
The nominating committee gave
their report on officers for the
coming year as follows: President.
Mrs. C. B. Silterson; Vice-president,
Mrs. Mary Southerland;
Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. O. P.
Johnson.
After business was completed
several ladies from the three chur
ches served tea, assorted cookies
-nri sandwiches from an attractively
arranged table. Mrs. Caroline Gavin
had charge of flower arrangements.
Mrs. Mary Southerland announ
ced that plans wo.ild be announced
ater for the Daily Vacation Bible
School to be held this summer.
Music Audition
Misses Sally and Gail Newton,
Marv Sue Bureh, Harbara Mitchell,
Hetty Ingram and Jean Weeks were
the music students from Kensns
ville who attended the audition for
Mrs. E. V. Vestal was hostess to
infembers of the Kontract Klub on
Wednesday evening with Mrs. C.
B. Sltierson as the only visitor.
Pretty flower arrangements of
flowers were used. High score prize
was won by Mrs. . w. wicuowen
and Mrs. Sitterson was also remem
bered with a sift. The hostess ser
ved a tempting sweet course with
coffee.
Thurs. P.M.Club
The Thursday Afternoon Club
was entertained by Mrs. P. J. Dob
son at a dessert bridge when the
hostess served tempting strawberry
shortcake and coffee. Mesdames
Caroline Gavin and C. B. Sitterson
were special guests. At the conclu
sion of play, Mrs. Bess Hines vas
high scorer for members and Mrs.
Gavin for visitors.
Saturday night in Goldsboro and
en Sunday accompanied Mr, and
Mrs. William Mercer to Durham
to visit Dr. and Mrs. Jim WHscn.
Miss Marie .Williams of New
York Cilv spc-.t the week end with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Williams.
Miss Janet Boney of Peace Col
lege and N. B. Boney Jr. of Chanel
Hill spent the week end at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Craft of
Youngsville spent the week end at
her home with Mr. and Mrp. G K.
Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Patterson and
children visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Smith near Pink
Hill nn Snndav.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Rivenbark
have moved to Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Carlton of
Suffolk, Va. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Murphy Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis spent
the week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Davis in Mt. Olive.
Mr. Leo Jackson visited his br
ther Harry Jackson at McCain Dn
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Weeks and
Jean spent Saturday in Wilming
ton. Mrs. Toni Marsh of Chicago is
visiti.ig her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Chirlie Williamson.
Thurs. Night Club
Members of the Thursday night
club met with Miss Hilda Clontz
and Mesdames D. H. McKay, F. C.
Tvndall and Rudnlnh Hastv were
I special guests. Pretty mixed flow
ers were used. During play the
hostess served coca coins and rwU
and at the conclusion, strawberry
shortcake and coffee. Miss Martha
Pickett won -high score prize for
members and Mrs. E. C. Tyndal!
for visitors. They were each award
ed potted plants.
cessories, and her flower wort
pink carnations. .- ' ''
The bride' gown waa of tv
wool, and with It she wore brown
and beige accessories and a white
orchid corsage.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the couple left by ear for a thxt
wedding trip.
Mrs. Taylor is the daughter of
Mrs. Lucy P. Kornegay and the late
Victor E. Kornegay, of Mount OMve.
She is a graduate of Calypso High
School and attended Mitchell Col
lege, Statesvllle, and the Hard
barger Business School in Raleigh.
She was employed for several yean
in the Duplin AAA office in Ke
nansville and at present Is a mem
ber of the office staff -of the Bank
of Mount Olive.
Mr. Taylor is the son of Mrs.
Lula B. Taylor and the laU Joe
Taylor, of Fayetteville, and it a
graduate of the White Oak High
School in Bladen County. He was
employed for several years by the
State Highway Commission, andis
an Army veteran of World War II
with overseas experience. He is now
assistant department manager with
the Ford Motor Co. in Fayettevitte,
where the couple will make their
home.
Dr. H. W. Colwell
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! Mrs. J. B. Wallace visited her
) brother, who is an operative pa
j lient in a hospital in Richmond,
I during the week end.
j Miss Hilda Clontz spent the v ek
iend with her brother Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Clontz in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Newton spent
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NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
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MARGARET WILLIAMS ROPER
VS
THOMAS DOW ROPER
The defendant, Thomas Dow Ro
I per, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the General Mronty
Court of Duplin County. North
Carolina, for the purpose of obtain
ing an absolute divorce on the
grounds of two years' separation,
and the said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk
of the General County Court e
said County in the Courthouse in
Kenansv;lle, North Carolina, with
in twenty (20) days after the 11th
day of June, 1949, and answer er
demur to the complaint in said ac
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
This the 10th day of May, 194.
r. V. Wells, Clerk General
County Court, of Duplin
County, North Carolina.
Earlie C. Sanderson Att'y.
6-3-4L ECS
The marriage of Miss Nannie Ruf
fin Kornegay, of Mount Olive, and
Alton Richard Taylor, of Fayette
ville, was solemnized on April 17. in
the Presbvterian Church at Faison,
with the bride's pastor. Rev. .1. M.
Smith, performing the ring ceie-
mony. Prior to the ceremony Mrs.
J. M. Smith, pianist, gave a pio-
gram of wedding music.
The bride's only altcnd.int
Mr... Roby C. Leonard, of I.cviii'Jloii
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