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The family of Mr. Joel Whaler
1 xvored him on Mother1 Day May
Ulh by celebrating nis Mst birth
Uy which was on March 16, but
due to Mm being in the hospital on
- bis birthday postponed It until he
; was able to enjoy it ,,)" '? ?, f.
The house thrown ensuite was
decorated In summer flowers mix
ed with red and white roses carry
ing out the Mother's Day motif.
The table held a center arrange
ment of red and White roses and a
white cirtfaday cake witb red dec
orations. .'. :.;''!
All of the children were present
and most of the (nndchfldreA and
aome of the great grandchildren.
Guests included, Rev. aad Mrs.
Lauren Sharpe, Rev. and Mrs. A.
D. Wood and children, Mr. EUU
Vestal Sr. Mr. Henry Dail, Miss Ed
na Rearns of Kenansville, Miss Pat
ty Williamson, Chicago, 111. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Englishmen, Burling
ton, N. C Mrs. Jenne Stone, Kln
ston. N. C. and 1st Sgt Bobby Tar
leycMh, Camp LeJeune, N. C.
The dinner was served buffet
style. The Menu consisted of Bar-Be-Q,
Brunswick stew, fried chick
en, meat loaf, alaw, pickles, deviled
eggs, com bread, cakes and pies, a
good time was enjoyed by alL
Ckh Hostess
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' Mrs. W. M. Ingram was hostess
to the Thursday afternoon card cliib
at her borne. Attractive arrange
ments of roses and iris were used
bout the room where the tables
were at play. V v-'-.-'
, Visitors were MeadanjeavG. B.
Dail and Andrew Scott .
After arrival of guests the hast
ss served strarvriberry shortcake and
during cam progressions salted
nuts and drinks were passed.
High score tor club members was
won by Mrs. J. A. Gavin. Mrs. G. R.
Dail won high score for visitors.
Seniors On Trip
The sentor classes U Kenans
ville and Rose Hill left Monday by
bus on a sight seeing tour of Wash
ington, D. C. and other points of
Interest, They' were accompanied
by "Messrs. Z. W. Frazell, Lauren
Sharpe, A. D. Wood and Mrs. C. T.
Hawes as onaperones. v ' -
little uests were lvea party
honors. v.. I'.'l "?
v After; games were ' played the
guests were served Ice cream and
cake. There were 23 boys and girls
present. " - -
Seniors Honored .
Af Party Here
; Miss Frances Jean Patterson hon
ored ier class mates at a party at
her home last Tuesday night, im
mediately following the graduation
exercises. J.": -"' ', 'fi'ld
Arrangements of sweet peas were
used throughout ' the rooms. Re
freshments of punch' and cakes In
the class colors were served.
Circle Meetings
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Circle No. 1 of Grove Presby
terian Church met Monday after
noon at 3:30 in the home of Mrs.
Walter Stroud. - '.
(Mrs. Sam Newton presided. Rev.
J. T. Hayter opened the meeting
with prayer.
(Mrs. Ralph Brown had change of
the Bible study, the first command
ment was the theme of study. Aft-
er the business session the hostess
served open face sandwiches, choo
adate cake and drink.
Circle No. 2 ' ' ; ' ' '
Circle No. 2 f the Grove church
(net Monday evening with Mfea
Margaret Williams. Mis Martha
Pickett presided over the meeting.
Mrs. A R. Bland led the Bible stu-
Birthday Party
Mrs. Leo Jackson was hostess at
party on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. The occaasion being Jim
mies 8th birthday. Upon arrival the
Which was on the ten command
ments. Following the business
meeting the bastes served sand
wiches, cake and drinks.
The next meeting watt be held in
the home of Mrs. A. R. Bland.
Red Cross Course!
To Be Held Here !
Mrs. Zara Bixbv of Atlanta. Ga,
arrived Tuesday to spend about ten
dava here. Mrs. Bixbv will teach
an Instructors course in home nur
sing which will be held in the home
ec dent of the local school next
week. The course la soonsored by
the Duplin county chapter of the
American Red Cross. Class mem
bership will be composed of home
economics teachers of Duplin and
adjoining counties.
While in this community Mrs.
Blxby is residing in the home of
Mrs. N. B. Boney. - ,
a.- 1 if luk
spent several Uy luJt week wi-i
her parents, Mr. and Mm. K. C. Tyn
dall.!. -. V
(Mrs. Alfred Kof er of New Bern
spent the weekend with Mr. E. R.
Penney and Mrs. C. B. Guthrie.
'; Sunday guests . f Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Stroud were Mesdames Sal
ly Westbrook, Josephine Str
Mr, and Mrs. Remus Smith of Hill
Sboro, Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Smith
and family and -Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Misses Gllda and Gloria Whlt-
Vleld of Kinston attended the grad
uation exercises here last week.
Mesdames J. R. Grady, L. F.
Weeks and Miss Margaret Williams
shopped in Goldsboro.Sarturday. '
Count Oodljolds
MonIhlyt:::lir.g
' The Duplin Board of Commis
sioners met Monday in their reg
ular monthly session. Except for
some special business that neces
saltated an executive session, the
day was taken-up mostly with rou
tine matters. -, v 1 .
Gupt of. schools O.P Johnson
snd school board chairman Dallas
Herring appeared and presented
the proposed school budget for the
coming year .
Home agent Miss Hilda Cloribi
appeared and tendered her resig
nation and assistant Home Agent
Miss AltaLawson was named to fill
Personals
, - Ella Cooper Circle '
The Ella Cooper Circle met Mon
day evening with Mrs. Willard
Brdnson. Twelve members .and one
visitor were present Miss Nell
Quinn had change of the program
assisted by Miss Alta Laws on. Fol
lowing the business session Mrs.
Brinson served strawberry short
cake. '
M. F.ALLEN, JR.
General Insurance
Kenansville, II. C.
Kenans ville'g Only Insurance Agency
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Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland at
tended the HarreOl-Sasser wedding
in Mt OUve Sunday.
Onl. and Mrs. Joseob Quinn of
Columbia, S. C, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Qutnn. ;
flCra. L. Southerland is spending
a' few days In Greensboro wMh Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Newlin:
Miss Pattle Loftln of Raleigh
spent the weekend with Mrs. W. J.
Pickett and Miss Martha Pickett. ;
Mrs. Harold Siverstaa of Clinton
rnient the weekend wKh her father
Mr. McKay Kennedy. , '
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jackson made
a business trip to High Point Tues
day.
Mr. Jim Hines of Highlands to
vlxttlnff in KenansvUle for a few
(Mr. jr. B Gradv attended the
press conference in Edenton dur-
fom the weekend.; t- ,""
Sunday ouests of Mir. and Mffl.
JS, B. Boney were Mr. and Mrs. N.
Greensboro and Mr. and Mrs.L.
P. Mehnert of Chicago, 111.
: Miss Winnie Quinn of Columbia,
S. C. visited Mr. and Mrs.- C. E.
Qutnn Monday. '
Mrs. Bill Eubanks and family of
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DUnne Stokes to at Sidbuhys hos
pital in WUmington for treatment.
Mrs. Annie Ingram to visiting re
latives near Mb Olive for a few
days. ;
Misses Atta Lawson and Hod
Clontx spent the weekend with MUs
Xawson'i parents in Onrum. v '
Mrs. Park Prldgen spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. R. Grady.
Mesdames E. C. Tyndall and
Rudolph Hasty visited Miss Jean
Tyndall Friday at Rex Hospital.
Miss Tyndall to an operative pa
tient : i ' : u
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Attending the graduation exer
cises here last week were Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper Smith and daughter, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May of Pink
MU1, Mesdames Robert Carr, Jes
sie Southerland and W. M. Riven
bark and son of Wallace. '
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I .ird and was duly quU&4 ;
The foUowing road petitions were
approved: ; " :
A road In Falson Township from
highway 117 at Newsome's store to
Friendshlp-Falson roaa at Aaoner
A new road from the old Falson
colored school, to the new Falson
colored school , . ' '
J B. Wallace, DupUn Service Of
ficer, reported assistance in to 74
veterans-jrV '
Tax collector Gilbert Alphln re
ported $444.21 i, taxes collected
during the month of ApriL ,
- Chemical thinning of apples in
the Northwest has given a 15 per
cent increase In yield at a fraction
of the cost of hand work. That area
chemically thinned 20,000 acres of
apples at blossom time last year.
"Farmers received 6.4 billion dol
lars from the sale of farm products
during Ue first quarter of 193L
This was 18 per cent more than In
the same period last year.
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