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, t weOc end guests of Mr. and
T. B. Bouse and family at their
at Surf City were Mr. and
i. Bill Rhodes and son Billy of
ion - Salem and Miss Susie
..es of ThomasvUle, Mrs. B. I
: orrell, Sharon and Benjie, Mr
Harrtell Mtil Etta Newton.
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Teachey
Jr., and wayna joined mem on. aun-
Mrs. "W. t Fussell, Misses Marsha
russeU and Janice newwm ano
Un. Lonev Lanier have returned
home after spending two weeks at
Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Arnold and
son. Harvey. Jr spent last week
end at Greenville with her moth-
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er, Mrs. Thad Bodges. Their dau
ghter, Carol returned horn with
them on Sunday after spending the
week there with relatives.. :
Jack Cottle attended a Birthday
Party last Tuesday . afternoon at
White Lake for Leon Wells, HL and
Dave Hilliard of Wallace given by
their mothers.''. .
Mrs. Ed Cunliff and children of
St Louis, Mo., are visiting her pa
rents, Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Wilson.
Anita Sholar of Richmond, Vs.,
is spending some , time with, her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lacy
Sholar. ' . v''
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie
Teacher for several days are Mrs.
Lillle M, Vance and granddaughter
Miss Linda Yates of Washington,
t). C, and their grand daughter,
Miss Patsy Johnson of, Wilmington.
Last Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bouse were her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. George Whaley
of Beulaville and Mr. and Mrs. La
cy Sholar.
Mrs. Martha Scott has returned
home after spending a couple of
weeks in Burgaw with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fisler and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Teachey
spent last week end in Wilmington
with their daughter and son in law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Johnson.
Mrs. C. T. Pullen of Burgaw vis
ited her mother, Mrs. Annie Jam
es and other relatives last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Drew of War
saw, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald Carr
of Greenville, Mrs. Curtis Robin
son, Mrs. Graham Robinson and
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Floyd,
Linda, Ann and Ray Poind exter
spent last Saturday afternoon at
White Lake. Before - return lag to
their homes they enjoyed a picnic
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t , Meniaot ume payMw . . . Free Picnic Area
f r I : ' r I -1 1 Carpet Golf
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Mrs. S. X. Hobble of Raleigh re
cently spent a week here with her
sister, Mrs. T. X, Fussea V U
Bev. and Mrs. Wade Allison, Jan
et Allison and Vlckey Carr recent
ly spent several days at Hamby
Beach.. :.;-:X
Those . attending the funeral for
Dr. Martin Hatcher ill Hamlet last
Tuesday were Mrs. Lanier Harrell,
Mrs., Etta Newton, Mrs. L. A. Wil
son and Mr. Ben L. Harrell. . . V
. Mrs. .' Adolph Bostie and Mrs. C.
T. Fussell, Jr shopped In Durham
last Monday, j
MUs Marion Bouse is visiting
Miss. Susie Bowles In Thomasville.
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. R. Rouse at their Surf City Cot
tage were Mrs. Ruby Barbery and
daughter, ' Betty and children of!
Mt. Olive. ,
Mrs. H. M. Price and. children
Walter, Jane and Ann, Mrs. Harvey
Braddy and daughter, Paula made
a business trip to Kinstoh last
Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Saunders and Rachel
Ann, Mrs. D. D. Herring and Mrs.
H. W. Farrlor spent last Thursday
in Wilmington on business and
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Braddy and
children spent Saturday afternoon
at Wrightsville Beach.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Boyd
during the week end were their
daughter, Mrs. Joe Rouse and her
sister in law, Miss Beckie Rouse of
Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Boyd
of Rocky Mount, Mr. and Mrs. J. V,
Boyd and children, Barbara Ann
and Jimmy of New Bern.
Misses Pat Brown and Joan Brown
spent several days last week with
their uncle and aunt In Mount
Olive.
Mrs. Robert Frederick shopped
in Goldsboro last Wednesday.
Mrs. James Layton, Mrs. Harvey
Braddy and Mts.i Eldon Brown
spent Friday in Wilmington shop
ping. Jack Cottle spent the week end
at Topsail Beach with Dr. and Mrs.
D. L. Wells and son of Wallace.
Mrs. C. S. Baldwin and son, C. S.
Jr., of Plains, Ga., are spending
some time here with her mother,
Mrs. Horace Stewart and sister,,
Mrs. C. F. Hawes. Mr. Nathaniel
Stewart of Wilmington spent Sat
urday here with them. Mrs. Bald
win plans to visit other aelatives
arid friends while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Booker of
Rocky Mount visited her mother,
Mrs. J. M. Collie during the week
end.
Mr. Frank Vellano of Pittsburg,
Pa., wae week end guest here of
his sister and brother in law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Dizen.
Recent guests of Mr. A. O. Fussell
were his granddaughter and hus
band Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Nerris
Luu...j Cva la .. i was
at home during the week end with
her parents, Mr. and lun. Kenneth
KnowW , ,
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Jernlgen ac
companied Mrs. McDonald House
and daughter,, Donna Ann to Rock
ingham on Saturday evening.' Mrs.
Rouse was on her way home in
Laurens, S. C. after spending three
weeks, with relatives.
- Mrs, Lou Bland and daughter,
Cathy of Washington. ' D. , C.js are
spending the week nere with her
mother, Mrs. R, L. Can and other
' Guests of Mrs. Arthur Ward last
week Were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Applewhite and children,! George
and Ray Thomas, Miss Mabel Clark
and Jerry Turner all of Miami, FJa.
Mrs. J. E. Bailey accompanied her
son, Lonnie, David, Geddie Fussell,
Jay Cottle and J. ,W. Harrell to
White Lake last Thursday.
Mrs; B. W, Cowherd has return
ed to her home in Hopkins ville, Ky,
after spending several weeks here
with her sister and brother in law
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cooper, Sr.
Mrs. N, H. Hopson, Misses Nell and
Mabel Powell of Buies Creek visit
ed them on Thursday. Mrs. Cow
herd returned with them to their
home where she planned to spena
the week end before leaving for
Kentucky.
Cub Scouts Visit
Camp Tuscarora
Nine Cub Scouts of Pack 145, Rose
Hill, enjoyed spending the day last
Wednesday at Camp Tuscarora. -
While the group was there they
were taken around the camping
grounds, barracks and other points
of interest.
They also were given swimming
lessons in the morning and after-1
noon.
Those accompaning the scouts to
Camp Tuscarora on this occasion
were cub master Walter C Craft,
Mrs. Craft, Mrs. C. L. Faircloth Jr.,
and Mrs. George Carr.
They enjoyed a picnic dinner at
noen on this day which was much
enjoyed by ell who went.
Mrs. Marvin Johnson
Canasta Hostess -
Mrs. Marvin Johnson entertained
club members at Canasta in her
home last Friday night
Those present and taking part in
play were, Mrs. Jaknes Layton, Mrs.
Milton Beetle, Mrs. Morris Farrior,
Mrs. Eldon Brown and Mrs. Wal
ter Craft.
During progressions the group
enjoyed Coca Colas and potato
chips.
At the conclusion of play It was
found that Mss. Milton Bos tic was
high scorer for the evening.
The hestess served lime sher-
bert and maple 3ecan chiffea cake
to all present during the social
period. . . 1
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. Those taking part in play during
the evening were, Mrs. David Web
ber, Mrs, B. L. Harrell Jr, Mrs.
James Layton, Mrs. R. S. Troy, Mrs.
C. T. Fussell, Jr, Mrs. Marlowe Bos
tic,. Mrs,-Charlie Teachey, Jr., and
Mrs. R, A. Bostie,,. : - V
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"At the conclusion of .play scores
were tallied and found that Mrs.
David Webber was high scorer for
the occasion, and 'was presented
with a silent butler by the hostess.
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All present were served stuped
angel food cake. and coffee during
the refreshment period. , lt
g- f. i .t I, i . in I. ''tyJy
Woman's Dub Holds
jugular Meet . 'tk'l !
, The - Rose .Hill Woman's Club
held their' monthly meeting on
Wednesday June IB in the home of
Mrs. S .V. Wllklns, acting hostess.
This meeting, the last of the club
year was brought to a close by a
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tin. I irndon played 'Koctui-ne C
Minor! and 'Schergo B Major by
Chopin and -'Perpetual MoUon' by
Von Weber. t
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Miss Sheffield rendered two ao-, present -
tin Alderman 'concluded
program as she Whistled WaKa If
ttrausa. t , .
Club members were asked to eon
tribute generously clothes and '
house hold articles for the weixare.
During the social hour refresh- ,
menu were served by Mrs. WUkins
assisted by her- daughters to aU . ,
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Today we celebrate tho 181st anniversary of the signing of the
Declaration of Iadependence.
The decision to declare America "Free and Independent" began
at the grass roots level with the individual who felt a need for im
provement in the conditions which existed at the time. From that
beginning it w? merely a matter of the people getting together and
talcing action. That cooperative action, taken by the citisens of Amer
ica in 1776, is responsible for the freedoms and benefits vre enjoy
today.,:'.' 'v'-;;' ,l,
People in Finer Carolina towns are keeping alive today the spirit
which . moved the colonists to action. ' Ipdi'tfduqts discover 'a n o e d
.f and, thromgh cooperative effort, do' something' about "jthai: need. 7This
. acceptance, of responsibility and willingness to perform W service to
one's fellow4 man is what keeps the Declaration of Independence
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ability to achieve security for your family by your saving-power . . .
the wisdom to set un a program of systematic savins;, the persis
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