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ier. Dr. Wett Ausley, will go pn
amping trip at Carlton's Pond,
s will be a two day trip to take
ce. on Friday . and Saturday ox
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Juring this trip, on Friday eve
g a court of honor will be held.
rjnlaineer
:!d At Armory
A MountalneeT Ball waa held on
e eve of the 4th and a good time
11 had by the twenty couples at
ading the event which took place
t the Armory, Hosts were Mr. and
rs. Karl Huie and Dr. and Mrs. X
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Guests were invited to attend in
lue Jeans and eallco gowns cos
conclusion of the evening, Mrs. J,
F. Strickland and Ed Strickland
received prizes as the best dressed
'mountaineers.' C Quests were also
invited to 'swing their pardner to
square dancing and the . Virginia
Heel with the fine calling of , Ed
Simpson of Kenansvllle. .
Soft drinks and hot d'oeuvre
were served during; the evening,
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unes which guests did and at the prize.
Mrs. Bruce Torrans entertained
members of .her bridge club last
Tuesday evening at her home.
Those attending were Mesdames
Seth Hill, James Sutton, Mattie Tor
rans,, Martha Davis, Graham Reg
ister, Dewy Potts, Max Grlce and
Robert Davis. , ;'i . ,
Mrs. Hill received a potted plant
as high score award; Mrs. Davis re
ceived salt' ana pepper shakers, as
second high award and Mrs. Potts
received dish towels as traveling
vMtja- Tortaneaerve swff drinke
and potato chips during progression
and ice cream sundaes and cookies
at the conclusion of play. :- " : " '
Ldrea, Susan and Calvin, Mrs. Mc
Donald - Brock : . and children, Mrs.
C. W. Hinson and son, Johnny and
educational director, Mr. Harold
Smith. : " ,,. M, ,
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Members of the Warsaw Baptist
Youth Choir, their leader and choir
mothers and additional guests, en
joyed a picnie at Taylors Pond last
Tuesday afternoon. i
: Fried chicken, potato 'salad, sand
wiches, potato chips, piokles, brow
nies, assorted cakes and soft drinks
were' enjoyed after the group had
enjoyed swimming.
.Those 'attending weret Cariene
Manus, Dottle, and Juanita Hinson,
Judy Rollins, Judy Pearsall, Mary
Lou and Joyce ' Potter, Ann Strau
ghan, Joanne Summerlin, Martha
Afin Barr, Jackie FusseU, Joyce
Potter, Sue Whittle, Drew Grice,
Jimmy' Boyette, W. I Smith, Hu
bert Merrltt, Nina Garner, their
leader, Mrs. Glenn Brown and chil-
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j Mrs. T. T, Poole was honored last
Monday evening by Mrs. J. C. Sur
ra tt and Mrs. Ross Watkins on the
lawn of the Surratt home with a de
licious chicken salad supper. Nine
of the cirele members were pres
ent, of which Mrs. Poole was a
member, presented the honoree with
a hobnail bedspread as a token of
appreciation for i the assistance she
had rendered them during the past
few years.
Following supper, Mrs. J. H. Wa
hab presided in the absence of the
chairman, Mrs. A. M .Benton, over
a short business meeting. Mrs. J.
N. West then had charge of both
the devotional and the program. ,
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brock- an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Sunday, July 7 at Duplin General
Hospital
Mrs. Brock is the former Vir
ginia Jennette of Calypso.
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Hostesses To
Canasta Club
Mrs. Melvin Herring and Mrs. W.
C Martin were hostesses to mem
bers of their canasta club last Tues
day evening in the Martin home.
Those playing were Mesdames Jo
Lee Costin, Dorothy Johnson, Frank
Steed, Arnold Jones, Billy Houston
and Misses Helen Torrans and Ka
thryn Bowen.
Miss Torrans was high scorer
and received costume Jewelry and
Mrs. Seed received low score prize
dish towels.
The hostesses served iced tea and
potato crackers during progression
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and homo made ice cream at the
conclusion of play.
Family Reunion
At Revelle Home
A family reunion was held at
the home of Mrs. C. T. Revelle last
Sunday. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. John Chestnutt and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rob
ertson and family of Clinton, Mr.
and' Mrs. T. E. Snoet and family
of Arlington, Va., Mr. and Mrs.
John Rhodes of Beulaville, Mr. and
Mrs. James Jones of Clinton, Mr.
and Mrs. Bally Welles of Fuquay,
Mr. and Mrs. Doogle McNeil of Fai
son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook of Ra
leigh and Mrs. Faye Skidmore and
son of Kenansville.
Four Stouts At
National Jamboree
Four boys from the Wasaw Troop
of Boy Scouts are attending the
National Scout Jubilee which is be
ing held at Valley Forge, Pa. July
8 through July 18.
Scouts attending are Dwight
Smith, Jimmy Strickland, Allen
Fountain and George Clark.
the Comrt House door in Kenans
vUlev North Carolina, : otter for re
sale to the highest bidder for cash,
that certain tract of land lying and
being In' Wolfscrape Township, Du
plin County, North Carolina, and
more particularly described as fol
lows, to wit:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
Kenansville road and runs thence
Westward 80 yards to a pine; thence
Southward 80 yards to a stake;
thence Eastward BO yards to a stake
In the Kenansville Road; thence
with the road 10 the beginning, con
taining one acre more or less. And
being the old site and building of
the Cobb Colored School.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
The bid win begin in the name of
Aldlne H Whitfield and Jarvis Car
ter at the price of $1,045.00.
A ten percent deposit will be re
quired of the successful bidder as
evidence of good faith.
Advertised, this the 8th day of
July, 1957.
A. P. CATES, CHAIRMAN
Board of Education
Duplin County
7 18 2T D.B.E.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF RESALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of an
Order of the Board of Education of
Duplin County, the undersigned
Chairman will, on the 24th day of
July, 1957, at 12:00 o'clock noon, at
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