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FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1950
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ijipion-Shepley
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Simpson of
'Beulaville. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Pansy le
lo Mr. Paul P. Shepley, son of Mr.
ind Mr; Joseph Shepley of Mount
-Carmel, p. '
ft Miss Simpson is a graduate of
beulaville High School and at the
present la employed with the De
partment of the Army in Washing
ton, D. C. Mr. Shepley la now serv
ing with the NaVy in Portsmouth,
Virginia.
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lulaville Sailor
telurns From
Iverseas Cruise
I- After a 4 month cruise in the
Mediterranean Gusa Straughn, sea-
rn apprenUce, USN, of Beulaville,
scheduled to return to Norfolk,
Va., January 27 aboard the destroy
er USS Hank.
r The Hank has been operating
frith the Sixth Task Fleet overseas
Ind all personnel were afforded an
Opportunity to visit Greece, Italy,
lalta and the Rock of Gibraltar.
I'XounirySfore"
Jf The Annual March of Dimes
Drive la getting off in a big way
ere in Beulaville. Chairman W. F.
Sud) Miller reports it is another
tie of those Civics Club projects,
nd a lot of effort is being put forth
Insure its success.
fe Chairman Miller also reports the
. feerchanta Jiere responded very
' Jenerously in donating merchandise
fer the "Country Store" auction to
e held Friday night at the Model
Theatre. There will be souvenirs
from Gov. Scott and Sen. Hoey and
other distinguished men there for
auction. " :'. '. '
There will be many items of val
ue for auction ao don't miss the
"Country Store" at the Model The
atre, Friday night at 7 o'clock.
Myra Ann Thomas
Is Honored
Miss Myra Ann Thomas was hon
ored on her 10th birthday Friday
afternoon, Jan, 14 at her home by
her mother Mrs. Jay Thomas. Bingo
and Monoply was enjoyed Indoors
by the guests after which they
were invited into the dining room
where a large birthday cake with
pink lighted candles 'centered the
table. Each guest was served Ice
cream, cake, Pepsi colas and candy.
Those present were Zelma Mac
thews, "Teet" Mercer, Barbara
Quinn, Mona Jean Brlnson, Dotty
and Jean Humphrey, Sally Jo Ken
nedy, Pat and Billy Sumner, Ben
ny Ray Thomas, Linda and Sherry
Howard, Agnes and Brenda Lanier.
Allen, J. G. and Sue Thomas, Joe
Thomas, W. J., Judy and Dean
Thomas. Myra Ann received many
lovely and useful gifts.
W. G. Jones, Jr.
Installed Natl. Gd.
The Beulaville National Guard
Unit held installations ceremonies
last Thursday night for 2nd Lt.
Wm. Gerald Jones, Jr. A hundred
guardsmen stood at attention while
2nd Lt Larry P. Bostic, command
ing officer of the unit, read the
executive orders from headquarter
in Raleigh. Lt. Bostic gave Lt.
Jones a hearty welcome then pin
ned his bars and battery insigna
on him.
Lt. Jones is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Jones of Beulaville. He
attended Beulaville High School,
Oak Ridge Military Institute, N. C.
State College. University of Fla
and in 1946 received his degree in
Commerce from University of N. C.
Lt. Jones saw four years of ac
tive service in the Army during the
war. servine from Dec. 1941 to
Dec. 1945.
Announce Births
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Miller an
nounce the birth of a daughter
Sandra Lynn. January 1, in Par-
rotts Hospital, Kinston. Mrs. Miller
is the former Miss Frances Sander
son of Beulaville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Jones of
Beulaville announce the birth oi
a daughter, Hallie Irene, in Memo
rial General Hospital. Kinston. Mrs.
Jones is the former Miss Ruth
Sanderson.
dents, baseball club, football squad
members, faculty, class oincers,
coaches of all teams, boys' and
girls' basketball teams and the mascots.
Work being done on the Annual
Is under the supervision of Mrs
Leland Grady. Anyone wishing to
purchase an annual can contact
Mrs. Grady, members of the sen
ior class, or Mrs. Mary Mercer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gurman Guy an
nounce the birth of a son, William
McCoy, January 5 in James Walker
Hospital. Mrs. Guy is the former
Lou Belle Byrd of Beulaville,
Mr. and Mrs. L. George Whaley
announce the birth of a son Danny
Lewis January 5 In Kinston Memo
rial General Hospital. Mrs. Whaley
is. the former Kathleen Trott of
Beulaville.
Seniors Select
Mascots
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FOR SALE
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Warehouse or Garare. Give
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DUPLIN TIMES
Office
IN KENANSVILLE
The Senior Class of Beulaville
High School held their annual Pow
Wow Tuesday morning in the audi
torium to pick the mascots for the
spring exercises.
Members of the class report the
selection of Douglas Clarke, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Clarke and
June Miller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Miller.
Birthday Parly
Mrs. Frank Quinn entertained a
number of young guests Friday
afternoon, January 6 honoring her
son, Mickey, on his 7th birthday.
A number of outdoor games were
played after which Mrs. Quinn ser
ved cake, ice cream and Pepsi co
las. Mickey received -a vast-assortment
of gifts from his friends.
Seniors Progressing
On Annual
Members of the Senior Class are
making progress on their 1949-50
Beulaville High School Annual. On
Wednesday and Thursday a photo
grapher made pictures of the stu
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Smith and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bos
tic and children, Mrs. L. J. Albert
son and Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Alb
ertson attended the birthday din
ner of Eneas Lanier in Chinqua
pin Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Brown are
spending a few days with their
daughter Mrs. Homer McKeith in
Southport.
Mrs. Lehman Williams and son
Clen of Pink Hill visited Mrs. M.
J. Whaley Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bostic of
Warsaw visited Mrs. Sudie Brown,
and Mr. and Mrs. Macon Brown on
Sunday.
Mr. Foy Jones Jr. and Miss Jose
phine Thigpen of Midway Park at
tended the "Ice Follies" in Raleigh
last week.
Messrs. John S. Kennedy, W. F.
Miller, Macon Brown, Red Mercer.
Ransom Mercer. Herman Hender
son attended the meeting at the
courthouse in Kenansville Saturday
night.
Mrs. Roscoe Pierce has returned
to her home following treatment in
a Wilmington hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams
of Cary spent the week end with
her mother Mrs. Lila Lanier.
Mrs. Led Wililams has returned
to her after undergoing treatment
in Goldsboro Hospital for a month.
Mrs. Osborne Sandlin of Raleigh
spent Wednesday i.nd Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin, Sr.
Mrs. W. S. Wells. Sr. and Carolyn
of Rose Hill visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charlton Sandlin Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Euqcne Whaley of
Raleigh visited their parents Mi.
and Mrs. Faison Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Whaley last week end
Gerald Van Rhodes, USN, of Nor-,
folk visited his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Rhodes during the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs.'H. S. Johnson. Jr.
ami children Tayna and Van Stuart
and Mrs. H. S. Johnson, Sr. were
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Jim
D. Sandlin, Jr.
Sunday guests of Mis. Malik
Bradshaw were Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Abbie
Smith and children of Magnolia.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Guy and
son Charles Ray have moved to
Spindale to make their home.
Mrs. Leslie Turner and Mrs. Cor
bett Wesson of Pink Hill visiter'
relatives here Friday afternoon.
Miss Polly Brown of ECTC vis
ited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Brown during the week end.
Mrs. A L. Cavenauah and Mrs.
Lula Q. Parker visited Mrs. R. F.
Quinn in Raleigh a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Batchelor
visited her parents in Rose Hill
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cottle of
Raleigh spent the week and with
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Cottle.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Howard of
New Bern spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Nethercutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Simmons and
daughter visited in Wilson last
week.
Mrs. J. B. Beard and son of Camp
Lejeune were recent visitors of Mr
and Mrs. Hosea Hunter.
Miss Dorothy Thigpen of Kinston
spent the week end with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thigpen
Mr. and Mrs. John Hargett o!
Riehlands spent Sunday with Mrs
E. R. Thigpen.
Mrs. Lou Belle Williams and
Riel.ard spent the week end ir
Chapel Hill with Mr. and Mrs. .Mil
ton Whaley.
Mr. Orzo Thigpen spenf Friday
.. I Saturday with Rev. and Mr
J I,. Powers ,r St. Pauls.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byrum and
W. M. Wilkins of Edenton spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sudie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holland of
Micro spent the weekend with Mrs.
Annie J. Bostic.
Miss Ruth Kennedy of Midwav
Park spent the week end with Mi .-.
Janice Bostic.
' Mrs. W. H. Wilkins of Baltimore
Md. Is spending a few days with
Mrs. Sudie Brown.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Annie J. Bostic were Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Holloman and daughter Ann
of Goldsboro, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Pope and children of Magnolia.
Miss Roslyn Hani'- of 15, nson.
Miss Edith Brown of Magnolia and
Miss Helen Brown Of Wallace Visit
ed friends here Saturday afternoon.
Generally lower prices lor live
stock and livestock products are
prospect for 1950, partly as a result
of increased supplies.
HAVE A HEART at your next party!
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The easy, 1-2-3 recipe below, a simple icinp and a new sot '-f f n
perky heart shaped pans are all you need for a time-,nvin-. ', ar
rangement, beautifully done and original as a Dioi dinner
Mirro lleurl
Time: 25-30 Min.
cup shortening
1V4 cups sucar
3 cups sifted calp fVnr
3 teaspoons biikiiu; i "-' r
1. Cream shortening until 1 : j -1 -1 .
2. Add sugar slowly and com.-.e er.-miyiitiw.
3. Alternately add sifted rtrv it . s anl milk
lemon extract, beating hard ali-i cacn addition.
4. Fold in stiffly beaten rtrg whites.
5. Hake in greased and (It i-.-d M ; :n aluminum heprt
5. Tint your favorite frosunij wiili v-;.i-ullc coloring
(If pressed for time, use the ml; mix you prefer.)
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Temp 3.r,0 F.
teaspoon salt
cup milk
te-isnoon lemon extr"
4 rj., will us, sliilly beaten
combined with
pans.
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