CIRCLES I,
, tie Katie Hurray Circle met on
Monday night In the home of Mrt.
Graham; Phillips with Mrs. J. E.
Steickland as Joint hostess. Mrs. J.
t, Strickland presided, Mrs. Cliff
gityton gave ' the jdevotlonal and
ym. phllllpa the program. Three
members discussed a Misiaon Study
Book. The' hostesses served, cake
snd coffee, to the 17 memlbers pres
ent HM'-'V'lil-'l ;K li--tl;ti(' '
The Annie Kate Powell Circle
met Monday-night with Mrs. Allen
Porter with Alls Alary Alice Black
more as joint, hostess. Mrs. Moman
Barr presided,- Mrs, Harlee Jones
presented an Interesting, program.
The devotional was given by Mrs.
Kenneth FusselL 17 members were
served iced i drinks, ice cream
sandwiches and suited nuts, h: ,
Mrs Bolick Hostess
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Mrs. Robert Bbllck ' entertained
her bridge club and an additional
table Friday night at her home.
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. The, rooms were attractively deco
I rated with quince,: Jonquils and
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high and received an apron. Mrs.
E. E. Hines received novelty pin
for visitors high score. Mrs. Bill
Sheffield won second high and
received an attractive bos of soap.
: The hostess senred coca colas and
cheesies during progressions 'and
at the end of play served pineapple
Ice-box pie -with" coffee. Those
playing were Mesdamet Sheffield,
Brltt, iHInee, Wilbur Garner; Allen
Draughon, Jr., Ed Strickland, L. S.
Whittle, Juyce Burton, W. J. Mid
dleton, Jr Robert Frederick, John
Fonvielle, Dalton West and R. W.
Biggs, .v v..--c:ii:.t. ;;n,,-
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GAMES TOURNAMENT '
A good crowd attended the PTA
sponsored Games Tournament , on
Friday night in the school lunch
room with about: 125 present, Mrt.)
Seth Hill received hose from Kats
Dept. Store for high score In bridge
tor ladles and George Penney won
a carton-of cigarettes, donated by
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to Mrs, Beaman Lashley, who, re
ceived a plastic apron from Strick
land's Dept. Store. Children recei
ving prizes were Fred Bears, Patsy
Jo Smith, and Judy Rollins. Mrs.
Ida KU won the door, prise, a card
table, from QulMWMcOowen Co.
Two other lucky- numbers were
called , and, .Mrs-. Joe Surratt, Jr.,
won a pyrex set donated by a bard
ware store and Lllie Mae Phillips
a bag of flour from Garner's Self
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, Cake and eoffee Were served
upon arrival of players and coca
Colas were- later sold. All drinks
and refreshments were ' donated
through the school. The-building
was beautifully decorated. Proceeds
amounted to about $70.00. .! .
METHODIST CHICLES I
; Circle No. 1 met with Mrs. Sam
Powell Monday afternoon with Mrs.
D. J. . Middleton presiding. Mrs.
Middleton, Mrs. C.. F. Carroll and
Mrs, Powell gave the program and
Mrs. C. D. Best presented the de
votional. The hostess served fruit
cake topped with ; whipped cream
nd coffee. ; ; ..'i,'.'' .,.
Mrs. E. C' Thompson, ', chairman
of . the committee to buy an altar
set for the church visited other Cir
cles and discussed plans with them.
Circle No. t met Monday night
with Mrs. W. & Lelnbach with Mrs.
Hopton Smith presiding. IS mem
bers heard Mrs. Leinbacb give the
program. Mrs. E. Ci Thompson pre
sented the Bible study and gave
the legend, of the dogwood tree.
Mary llsaJbetll Packer rendered a
solo. Plans were made to begin a
nursery at the church. Mrs. Leb
bach served chicken salad plate,
lemon-filled cup cakes, salted nuts
Circle No. S met Monday, night
with Mrt.- Herbert West with 17
members present ' Mrs.' J. C. Sur
ratt presided and Mrs. R. L. Cross
no gave 'the devotional. The pro
gram was presented by Mrs. Robert
West Mrs. Clodfelter was welcom
ed as a new member. Mrs. Belton
Mlnshew conducted a contest dur
ing the social hour and Mrs. Albert
Newklrst was winner. Mrs; ' West
served apple pie, russian tea; sand
wiches and toasted pecans.
PRESBYTERIAN
Circle No. l met Monday night
at the church wrih-Mn. Frank Hair
slip as hostess. Mrs.' R. W. Rlggs
presided ahd 14 members were
present Mm-John Peirce led the
Study and Mrs. W. 1. Middleton Sr.
gave the program. Mrs. Allen Drau
ghon Jr. assisted. In serving a chick
en salad platev with sandwiches,
rHs, cookies and coffee.
Circle No. t met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jerry
Newbold with Mrs. W. J. Middleton
Jr. as Joint hostess. 12 members
were .present Mrs. J. T Gresham
presided and gave the study. Mrs.
Newbold and Mrs. Middleton ser
ved cookies and Russian tea.--"-''
Circle No, S met Monday after-
nooifTS" the "home, of Mrs. Robert
BoUck with Mrs. Charles Sheffield
assisting. Mrs. Sheffield pre
sided and 15 members (responded
to (roll. call. Dirty i. ii. tunet iea
the' Bible Studafter-which Mrs.
Bill Sheffield gave the program.
The' hostesses served ice box lemon
pie and coffee. ,
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UDCfFJCKTIVEH'S
BOARD MEETING
Mrs. H. L, Stevens Jr. President,
called meeting .of the executive
board of the N. C. Division, UDC
In Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh on
Marob 3. Plans were made for -dl.
trict meetings which will begin on
March . 27 and continue through
April 13, also for the division con
ventions to be held : la '- Winston-
Salem in October. Members attend
ing hMlriea Hn. Stevens were Mrs.
Ray Merreilj 3rd Vice president of
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, f r -r Ciacy Ilaneycutt, Ho Duyer
Secty., Warsaw; Mrs. Paul Fitz
gerald, Treas., Pelham; Mrs. Lou
ise McGowan, Hist, Plymouth; Mrs.
Jeannette Biggs, Registrar, Oxford;
Mrs. C. H. Bass, Recorder of Cross
es, High Point; Mrs. Quentou Gre
gory, Chairman of Finance Com
mittees, Halifax, After the meeting
Mrs. Stevens entertained the mem
bers and Mrs, It -P Reeca of W lns-
tosrfialem and Mrs. William Dick
ens ef Enfield sit luncheon at the
Relnlyn House, in, Raleigh ' fr
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
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'Mrs. Bill Sheffield entertained
Tuesday afternoon) at her borne
with two tables of bridge. The home
was attractively 4 decorated with
spring flowers. Upon arrival guests
were served grape sundaes- Coca
colas, rltz with cream cheese spread
were served during progressions.
Mrs. J. H. Hlnes won high score f
prize, a box of all occasion cards.
Second high went to Mrs, Robert
Frederick and she received a cake
decorating set r .lMs;;,:'
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jordan of
Bowden announce the birth of a
daughter, weight 0 pounds, at Hen
dersonCrumpler Clinic in Mount
Olive, March 6th. "Mrs. 'Jordan Is
the former Aleatt Parker of Bow
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BAPTIST CIRCLES ,
: All Afternoon (Baptist Circles
met at the church at 8:30 In con
nection with the Week of Prayer
Meetings being held every after
noon throughout the week.
PERSONALS
Elbert L. Matthis, 2nd class gun
ner, is stationed in Sen Francisco.
His wife left , by plane Thursday
to Join him. They expect to return
about April 18 (when be gets his
leave) to visit his parents Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Matthis. ';
Mm Eula Lee Brltt has. been
confined to her bed for several
days with illness. ' i
' Mrs. Ed Strickland left Wednes
day to visit relatives m Florida. ;
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Sheffield
and Mr. nd Mrs. Bruce Carlton
of CUnton spent the week end at
the Sheffield Cottage at .Topsail
Beach. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Frederick
of Rock Hill, S. C. visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Frederick during the
week end. Sunday guests of the
Fredericks were Mr. and Mrs. Na
than Frederick of Kinston "
Mrt and Mrs. E. E. Hines spent
Sunday at Carolina Beach. '
. J. F. Strickland U confined to
his bed with cold and sinus.1
- -Mrs. Glenn Brown attended the
Junior Show at WCUNC last week
wbUe visiting Misses Bette Hufbsm
and Mae Brock. .
.. Miss Nora Blackmore is con
fined to her bed. - r
Mrs. Moman Barr Is able to be
out after being Ul for the week.
; Mrs. Clarence Brown visited her
son Clarence, Jr. In Winston-Salem
last week end.
i Henry Stevens, III, is recuperat
ing at home after an attack of
measles' and .complications.
Mrs. H. D. Hollingsworth and
sobs? visited her sister Mrs. C. D.
Branch in, Bladenboro during the
Mill . . . . ,
Mr. and Mrs. tf. A. Mitchell and
family vbfited relatives In Fairmont
Sunday.
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1 Mr. Joel Wnaley, one of Duplin's
elderly gentlemen, Is in the James
Walker Hospital in Wilmington for
treatment As soon as he Is able
he will undergo aa operation. -Mr,
Whaley wlU reach his 83rd
birthday on (March. 19th, His fam
ily say, they will not celebrate his
birthday this year as in the past,
Kbnfrett Kliib
Mrs. C. B. Guthrie was hostess
to the Kenaatvllle Kpntract Klub
Wednesday evening, of last week.
Potted plants and spring flowers
were used in decoration. Mrs. M. r.
Allen Jr. was a visitor. High score
wss won by. Mrs. J. B. Wallace and
Mrs. Allen, was presented a gift
The hostess assisted by Mrs. J. O.
Stokes served a sweet course with
coffee.
PTA Meets
The local PTA met Monday even
ing ta the school auditorium with
Mrs. Holmes Rouse presiding. The
annual report was given in brief.
Miss Anna Hines presented Emory
Sadler, Cordell Johnson and, Aud
rey Alphln who played piano sel
ections. After business Mrs. E. V.
VestaL former president installed
the aew officers who are: GUbert
Alphln, Pres.; Mrs. Holmes Rouse,
VlcenPres.; Mrs. Tom Qulnn. Sec.;
Mrs. Edwin Register, Treas.
A vote of thanks were given to
the Curtain Committee for the new
stage back drops.
Girl Scouts
The Girl Scout group met on
Tuesday afternoon of last week in
the Home Ec Dept with Grail New
ton hostess. During the- business
plans were made for the 39th birth
day of Girl Scouts. Mrs. B. A,
Newton assisted by Gail served ice
cream float and cookies. .'
' the Eastern Star field their" reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening of
last week. Worthy Grand Patron
and Worthy Grand Matron Dr.
and Mrs;: G. V. Gooding presided.
Rollowing the business sn initia
tion ceremony, was held for Mr.
Louis Wessbrook followed by a
social hour at which tuna pound
cake and salted nuts were served.
Announce Birth
I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bostic an
nounce Me birth of daughter,
Etna Fav. March 2nd. weight 5V4
founds, at Jamea Walker Hospital
in Wilmington. Mrs Bostic is the
former Miss Elna Ore Brinson of
Kenansvllle. " '' ;-t-- '
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
J Rev. and Mrs. M. K. Glover an
nounce the birth of a son on March
6th at James Walker Hospital la
Wilmington. Mrs. Glover is ths
former Miss Erma Williams of Ke
nansvllle. .v.
RESOLUTION
" 1 OfJBbespect
MRS. LAURA MOORE GAVIN
' WHEREAS, We the members of
Kenansvllle Chapter No. 213, Order
of the Eastern Star, do sincerely
mourn the loss of our beloved sis
tor Laura Moore Gavin, who left
this life on February , 1951; and,
WHEREAS. Our Chapter has
been blessed beyond measure in
having her as a member for many
years; ana, . "
WHEREAS, Her Inroad experi
ence, good judgment, ana wise
counsel proved mast valuable to
our Chapter and to the community-at-large;
and,. - ' ,.;, - ''
i WHEREAS. Her Interest and un
tiring efforts In behslf of education
snd the development of youth tnaae
a fundamental and lasting contri
bution to society, and, .
WHEREAS. We feel that we are
better for having bad bar fraternal
love; now, "
THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLV
ED, That we bow in humble sub
mission to the will of God, ana w
thankfulness for her useful and In
fluential life of service to
kind: i ....
That we extend to her tanuiy
our love and heartfelt aympainy
and remind them that a Father's
care la always over them;
That our Charter be draped In
loving memory of our sister, and,
That a copy of these resolutions
bo sent to the family of our sister,
a copy be spread upon the minutes,
a eonv be sent to the Dupun limes.
snd a copy be sent to the Tar Heel
Star News for publication.
' Mrs. Mary C Southerland
f, ;;. Mrs. Ruby O. Newton
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LOCAL GIRL MAKES,
DEAN'S LIST, WCUNC
i Greensboro, N. C. The Dean's
List, naming 335 students who
made superior academic records
during the past semester, has been
released by the registrar's office
of Woman's College of U. M. C.-
I ncluded in the list is Miss Cor
nelia Qulnn, daughter of Mrs.
Myrtle Qulnn of Kenansvllle.
Mrs. Lauren Sharps has accepted
a position in the Register of Deeds
office.
' Mrs. H. L. Pippin has resumed
work in the Auditor's office. '
. MA- Hubert Brown has been
confined to his home with pleurisy.
- Miss Eleanor Southerland of
Clinton visited her mother Mrs. L.
Southerland during the week end.
Mrs. J. E. Jerritt of New Bern
spent Friday -with Mrs. P. J. Dob
son. ; J
: ' Mr; Eure Johnson who has been
a patient at James Walker Hospital
has returned home.
Mr. R. V. Wells, Mrs. Louise
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Mitchell and Barbara spent Sundays
with reUtives. to Wilmington. -
Mr. and Mrs, O. P. .Johnson visv?
ited her aunt near Burgaw Suaday. '
- Mesdames Walter- Stroud ond '
Andrew Patterson shopped in Kb
stonr Wednesday,
(Mrs. E. J. Naxelrod visited rela
tives in New Bern part of thU week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson
visited In Morehead City: Sunday.
Mrt N. B, Boney, Jr, of Greens
boro spent the week end with his
fsmlly. -
Mr. Wade Gaylor is a patient at
James Walker Hospital in Wilming
ton.. . : ,
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Xornegay were Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Sanderson and daughter of
Pink HiU.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson, Mr.
snd Mrs. J. B. Wallace, Mr. and
Mrs J. R.Grady and daughters, Mr.
Z. W. Fratxelle and Miss Margaret
Williams were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. BiU Browder in Wal
lace. Mr. Gordon Kornegay and Miss
Lou Jackson of Beulaville visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kosnegay San
day. Mrs. Vance Gavin, Misses Martha
Pickett and Jacqueline Burke
shopped In Goldsboro Saturday.
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