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1 1 Halloween Carnival
J at the Kenansvllle
Friday night Oct 28
' fjwrttts-beeft arrang
e a good time for every
will be cake walks, fish
go, special music and a
program. Everyone is in-
i ome out and have a good
i us. '
l! ursday : Evening Card
: v ita Mrs. C. B. Sitterson
inning the hostess ser
ie with whipped cream
. Mrs., N. B. Boney won
for members and Mrs.
iirie : was visitor's high
would be listed alphabetically and
each would be notified when her
turn conies to furnish flowers for
the church.
Announce Birth
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert H. Sykes
announce the birth of a daughter
October 9, 1949, Post Hospital, Ft.
Bragg. Mrs. Sykes is the former
Miss Alice Gaylor of Kenansville
and Magnolia.
LiiaCDBpert!frCle met on
' evening In the home of
ul Stephens. Miss Dora
ion presided. Mrs. C. B.
was In charge of the pro
t the conclusion the hos
"d punch and cookies.
' No. 1 of Grove Church
day. afternoon with Mrs.
c oding. Mrs. W. J. Pickett
1 and Mrs. W. E. Lewis led
' ' Study. At the conclusion
y Craven, visitor, assisted
-.s in serving lemon-cheese
1 coffee.
1 WSof CS met Monday even
h Mrs. M. F. Allen. The de
.1 was led by Mrs. Wlllard
i. Mrs.. C. E. Quinn, who
harge of the program, wis
by Mrs. Wlllard Johnson,
sons, Cordell and Colby,
Daughtry and Rodney
jpon adjournment the hos
i'd fruit juice and cookies,
t regular meeting will be
Mrsj-O-. E. Quinn. It was
I that each member's name
BMG Sewing Club
The BMG Sewing Club met with
Mrs. N. B. Boney Friday afternoon.
Visitors were Miss Lula Hinson,
Mrs. J. A. Hines and Mrs. Vernon
Reynolds. After the sewing bee
the guests were invited into the
dining room, which was decorated
in the halloween motif, and were
served apple pie topped with jack-o-lantern
cheese, and coffee.
ed his aunt, Mrs. Janle Gaddy in
Latta, S. C. Sunday.
Mr. M. G. Cording of Wallace was
luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Brown Sunday.
Mrs. N. B. Boney attended the
Red Cross meeting in Fayettevllle
on Tuesday.
Members of Kenansville Chapter
219, O. E. S. attending the district
meeting in Clinton Saturday were
Mesdames Sally Tyndall, Ruby
Newton, Louise Boney, Mary Dot
son, Margaret Westbrook, Kathleen
Snyder, Eula Lee Britt, Cleo Hobbs,
Misses Bessie and Pearl Kornegay,
Mary Alice Blackmore and Dr. G.
V. Gooding.
TAKING HOLLYWOOD
TO HOSPITALS
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanderson,
Roy, Sarah Ctherine, Mr. B. F.
Baker and Mrs. W. E. Lewis visited
Misses Grace Sanderson and Grace
Baker at ECTC Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Wells made a business
trip to Fayetteville last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Baker of
Wallace were week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brinson and
Jane spent Sunday in Cove City.
Mr. and Mrs. W.' E. Craft of
Youngsville spent the week end
with Mr. G. R. Dail. v
Mrs. Wilbur Adams and daughter
of Angier spent the past week end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Williams.
Miss Frances Ward of Clinton
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Emory Sadler.
Mrs. Daisy Craven of Roncer-
verte, W. Va. spent the last several
days with Mrs. W. J. Pickett.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney visit
Servicemen will again be visited
at regular intervals by Hollywood
Stars, as in war years USO Hospi
tal Camp Shows announced today.
Resolution
Be it Resolved, That the Ameri
can Lesion in convention assemb
led gives Its unqualified approval
of the 1949-50 campaign of thei
USO to raise funds through the
Community Chests and by separate
campaigns to finance the much
needed expansion of USO activities
in the United States and through
out the world.
There are over 100,000 veterans
still away from home in hospitals
of which over 2,000 are North Car
olina men.
Resolution Thanks
D.H. A. Officers
Pageant Workers
Church WcniCii I id J Anr.d Group,
Conference In Ml. Olive Last Week
Ninety-three delegates from 13
churches In district six of Wilming
ton Presbytery held their annual
group conference in the Mt" Olive
Presbyterian church Tuesday, Oct.
6.
Courthouse during the pageant.
RESOLVED, That our warmest
appreciation and sincere thanks are
hereby expressed to the Tide Wa
ter Power Company for special
lighting service: to the Maus Piano
Company of Ralcish for furnishing
without cost to the Association the
Baldwin Electronic Organ and the
Piano: to the Veterans Classes that
assisted with pulling in the seats
and assisted with other work on
the Amphitheatre grounds; and to
the Kenansville School for lurnisn
iiiK dressing rooms and other facili
ties during the rehearsals and performances.
RESOLVED FURTHER, That
copies of this resolution be sent to
Mr. Sam Byrd. Mr. Corwin Rife,
Colonel Owen H. Kenan, Mr. H. D.
Williams, Mr. L. A. Beasley, and
the Press, and that a copy be spread
upon the minutes of the Association.
Mrs. J. W. Farrlor, of Warsaw,
district chairman, called the meet
ing to order at 10 o'clock, following
registration of delegates from 9:30
until 10. Presidents of societies in
the 13 churches were present as
follows: Mt. Olive, Mrs. B. E. Dot
son; Bakers, Mrs. W. M. Dail; Caly
pso, Mrs. Adrian Dail; Faison, Mrs.
J. E. Faison; Beulaville, Mrs. G.
Edwards; Graves Memorial, Mrs. A.
P. Winfrey; Grove, Mrs. J. A. Gavr
in; Hallsville, Mrs. R. Miller; Har-
per-Southerland, Mrs. Willie Har
per; Pink Hill, Mrs. J. T. Turner;
Pleasant View, Mrs. Robert Grady;
Smiths. Mrs. Leland Smith; and
Warsaw, Mrs. J. W. Farrlor.
Theme of the meeting was "Stren
gthening the Grass Roots". Organ
ist for the day was Mrs. James
Davis, Jr. and the morning worship
service was led by Rev. B. E. Dot
son, pastor of the Mt .Olive church.
The day's program was as foll
ows: 9:30 Registration.
10 Call to order, Mrs. Farrior;
discussion on "What Are We Do
ing?" by local presidents; worship.
11 Missions at the Grass Roots:
Mrs. W. M. Boice, secretary of
home missions; home rnuolon em-j
phasis of Presbyterian program of
progress, by L: A.;Taylor, executive
Secretary; offering for Flora Mac
Donald college; solo by Mrs. M. S.
Porter, Jr.
V 11:30 -Conference with, cause
secretaries. ' ...
12:15 -Recess for luncheon, ser
ved by Griffins, with relishes, sal
ad, dessert and coffee provided by
Women of the Church of Mt. Olive.
1:20 Call to order And hymn
sing led by Mrs. Jerry Newbold. :.
1:30 President's message Mrs.
W. P. Prultt, Presbyterian presi
dent; talks by Mrs. R. C. Piatt, Jr.,
secretary of foreign missions and
Mrs. G. H. Currie, secretaiy of jrc
ligious education; reports of cre
dentials committee, offering com
mittee and nominating committee,
followed by benediction and ad
journment . .
Pleasant View
Mesdames Robert Grady, Leon
ard Grady, and J. H. Byrd attend
ed thfl district meeting No. 6 of
the Wilmington Presbytery at Mt
Olive Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Grady left
Friday for Jackson, Ga. where they
will sDend some time, with her
parents.
, Mrs. Bill Grady came home from
the hospital Friday and Is doing
fine. '
Gaston F. Grady was guesi ai
m meeting Thursdsy at .the
home of Miss 11a Marie tKorne-
Mr. J. H. Byrd entertained with
a' fish stew Friday evening. ,
'Miss Ruth Teachey spent the
week end with Miss Annlse Kelly
of Red Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A.' Oates and
Joyce were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Grady and family
Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith visited
relatives near Hardys Bridge on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Grady. '
0. E. S. No. 215
To Give Annual
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The Eastern Starj Chapter No.
215, of Kenansville and Warsaw is
giving their annual turkey supper
Saturday, .November 5th from 5:00
until 8:00 o'clock in the school
lunch room. A delicious turkey
plate with all the trimmings will
be served at $1.25 per plate.
DRAW ON OUR VST
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FO&AlD ANDTHAT&
GOOD COMMON SENSE
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The following resolution was ad
opted by the Duplin County Histo
rical Association at its meeting on
Monday night.
NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
RESOLVED, That our warmest
appreciation and sincere thanks are
hereby expressed to the officers of
the Duplin County Historical As
sociated, Incorporated - G. E. Al
phin, Jr., President; Mrs. John D.
Robinson, Vice-President; Mrs. J.
D. Sandlin, Jr., Secretary; Miss
Velma Murphy, Assistant Secretary;
and M. F. Allen, Jr., Treasurer; and
to Sam Byrd, Writer and Director
of "The Duplin Story"; Corwin
Rife, Technical Director; other
members of the Staff; Mrs. Marietta
Richards, Organist; Mrs. A. D.
Wood, Choir Director; the Choirs;
the entire Cast; Stage Manager and
his assistants; those furnishing His
torical Data; Box Office Assistants
Ushers; Boy Scouts; the Highway
j Patrolmen;- Sheriff's Deportment
all County Officials and Officials
of the several Towns in the County;
the Marine Band from Camp Le-
Jeune; the Press; Radio, the Col
onial Dames for advertising the
pageant; those who furnished and
displayed antiques; and all others
who have made donations or had
any part in making our Bicentennial
Celebration a great success.
RESOLVED, That our warmest
appreciation and sincere thanks
are also hereby expressed to Mr.
H. D. Williams for the use of his
land for the Amphitheatre and to
Mr. L. A. -Beasfey. ami others for
adequni? p;sik:ns laciiilies.
liESOLVED, That our warmest
and sincere thanks are hereby ex-pre.'-
t J to Coionei Owen H. Kenan
of Wilmington, North Carolina; for
the magnificent, rare, sixteenth and
seventeenth century tapestry, and
art exhibit displayed in the County
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