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1 . ' . Personals ' . , - -"
Mrs. , Pavis Farriof la- spsnlin
fome time with h. er sister, Mrs.
Emma Larklns In Raleigh. .?
Rev. S. T. Snlvely an Mr. Tho
mas Chestnutt : attended the : - men
of the Presbyterian Fall Rally In
Wilmington last' .Thursday. ,;; '
, ' Mr. and Mrs. : I, N. Bowden and
Nicky attended a htrthday dinner,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dun-t
.can Rivenbark In Burgaw . Sunday.
- Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron and
Mrs. Cora Cameron of Castle' Hay
ne were Sunday afternoon guest
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hughes.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hughes were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hughes ' and children of
Miami Beach, Fla.!' and Mrs. Tho
mas Hughes Jr. and sod' of Wil
mington. ' 1 j " ' '
, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tyndall and
Mrs. Coy Kennedy of Pink Hill vis
ited Mrs. George Brown; and fa
mily Sunday afternoon. i f. ,
Mrs.. Wilbur , Adams, ;Naaey
, Adams and - Mrs. Joyce Hardlson
and baby of Carolina Beach spent
the week' end with Mr. and Mrs.
1 J. JU Williams, , ' 5 r r ...
Mr and'Mrs. Gordon Baker end
. daughters of Tort Barnwell spent
aunoay with Mrs. Oeorge s Brown,
ttnif TJTvm Hril1.J T3Inan
Hiram and Rev. Lauren Sharpe
( viojiea juts, onarpe in oarner esun
day afternoon. Ai(h 'i-vA:i
, Air. , ana jure. jc j. simrjsnn na
Jeffery -pent Sunday in Roanoke
Cynthia visited Surf City Sunday
! afternoon. ,
i ttiil Willis nd children of
Baeford spent the week end with
Mrs. L. Uoutherland. - .
oMr. and Mrs. Earl Hatcher and
Anthony visited Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Hatcher to Chinquapin Sunday."
- Mr. and Mm. I. N. Bowden, Nic
ky, , Mesdamef : Margaret Tucker
and Nora Shaffer , visited relatives
In Burgaw Sunday afternoon.
--'Mrs. Anthony Marsh and Mrs.
Jernigan of Fayettevllle spent last
Wednesday, with Mr.: and Mrs. C.
S. Williamson! v.",
'IMrs. ' J.i R. Grady and Margaret
made a business trip to- Durham
Saturday. They were overnight
guests f friends there. They spent
Sunday with Mis Rebecca Grady,
student at Peace . College in Ral
eigh. - ' - '
,i Rev. and Mrs. Strad Snlvely and
daughter left Tuesday for Mt Gl
lead where Mr. Snlvely will be
pastor of the Presbyterian Church
there. ' , , - ......' . .. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sykes and
f Irf of Henderson are visiting
Mrs. R. L, Sykes and Miss Maiy
Lee Sykes. ' 7 '" '
,;M-Sgt..and Mrs. Robert Sykes
and family of Fort Bragg spent the
week end with Mrs. R. L, Sykes.
'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryder
and family of Princeton spent the
week end with Mrs Eloise Ryder.
Mrs. Hunter Saunders of Wil
mington is visiting Mrs. Ben Wil-
Mrs. Alta L. Kornefay
Mrs. Alta L Kornegay, Dup
lin if County : Home ' 'Agent . is
Club Holds Meet
The Kenansville Garden Club
held its first meeting of the new
year on Tuesday night of last
week in the 'home of Mrs, Wil
lard Brinson. This meeting was
a business session to make plans
for the coming year. :
Each lady of the club wore
a hat which she had designed
from flowers. Prize for the best
and most original hat was a tie
between Mrs. Mattie Sadler and
lira. Vance B. Gavin. 1
The president, Mrs. Christine
Williams, presided. Year books
were given out and projects for
the coming year were discussed
as follows: repairs to the tennis
courts, plantings at the Spring
and making scrap, books for pa
tients at the hospital. A living
Chritmeas tree has been donated
to the hospital.
During the social .hour the hos
tess served home made sake, nuts
and coffee:
Friendship Night
Observed, Chapter
S Friendship ' Niffht was obser-
shown demounstrating to the! Ved here in the local chapter
Scott Store Home Demonstration Room on Tuesday night at 8 o"
had charge, of the program assis-jimmy Bowden. Thirteen perfect
ted, by the ptor, Rev. Strad i attend Bln, ' JL.. -
Bnlviy. Music was furnisbd by Miss ? - - " .
Flob? Currie. . ;' :' . V. , ! T
Others taking part were esda- A 91 of aix graduate degrees
mes N. B. Boney and J. B. Stroud offered by the University of
also Miss Sylvia Gooding and Mr. ' North Carolina School
Club how to plan family rooms
She gave the - demonstration at
the September meeting.
T u. ' l u UHWOQ.
Tl7 T Par-, Mrs. W. M. Eubank, of Scotts
ents. Mr. and Mr,. Pope. They were h, Monday wltn Mrs. R. U
aceompamea nome oy, uun,-wno
spent several day. there, ' ' J M Margaret WllUams visited
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kretsch and - .
. Bill
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Mt. Olive. N. C.
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While They Last J
in Durham last week
Mrs. ElUs Vestal and Mr. Oliver
Vestal shopped in Raleigh Sunday.
' Mr. and . Mrs. Woodrow Out
law and son, Tommy were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Eddie Good
man. ,
Mr. Charles Cheek of Norfolk,
Va., arrived Monday to spend
the winter with Mrs. W. M. In
gram. He will attend James
Kenan High School
Miss Carol Bell spent the week
end with Miss Patricia Whitman
near Mt. Olive.
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8th. Grade Ken.
School News
On Monday, September
19S8,the eighth grade class
the Kenansville White Elemen
tary School elected their class
officers. The following officers
were elected.
President, Ann Summerlin;
Vice - President, Judy Whitman;
Secretary, Frank Potter; Treas
urer, Lucille Somers; Reporter,
Polly Brinson.
clock , when Kenansville Chan
ter no. 215, Order of the Eastern
Star of the Grand Chapter of
North Carolina met for its bi
monthly meeting. Ten visiting
Star' were pnjent represent
ing three nearby chapters whose
memberships include many of
our former members. The cha
pters included Warsaw, Beula
ville and Pleasant Hill. The Wor
thy Matron and Worthy Patron,
Virginia and Colon Holland were
in their respective stations. Af
ter the Ritualistic opening and
a business session an impressive
proram entitled "The Book of
Friendship" was presented by
the Worthy Matron and Associ
ate Matron assisted by the Con
ductress, Associate Conductress
and Five Star Points, A social
hour followed.
Miss Sylvia Sue Prevost i the. Kenansville, is announced by her
daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs. Charles parents.
Homer' Prevost of ThomasvlUe.
Her engagement to Ellis Brinson
Vestal, Ensign, U. S. Navy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis V. Vestal of
The ' wedding will take place
October 19 In Grace Evaagelecol
Lutheran Church. Thomasvllle.
' The eighth grade class of the
Kenansville 'White Elementary
School has made a stndy of our
49th State "Alaska". They co
llected pictured, fciewfc aff.icles
and made a map of Alaska. The
Class prepared an. attractive bul
letin board.
Mrs. Steed Entertains Club
South Kenansville
Mrs. Steed entertained mem
bers ojf her bridge club last
Tuesday evening at her home
here.
Mrs. Joe Costin received high
score award, plastic refrigerator
trays and Mrs. Arnold Jones
received a serving tray as tra
veling award. Others playing
were Mesdames J. T. Kelly,
John A. ' Johnson, Roy Barwick,
Bill Best, Miss Rita Sutton and
the hostess.
Mrs. Steed served blueberry
pie, topped with ice cream, and
coffee at the conclusion of
v lay-
Early Morning H. D.
Club Met Tuesday
The September meeting of the
Early Morning Home Demonstra
tion Club was held Tuesday night
Sept. 23rd. at 7:30 in the home of
Mrs. J. D. Kornegay.
The meeting was called to order
by the president Mrs. T. P. Quinn
and the group sang "America the
Beautiful". The devotional was gi
ven by Mrs. Rivers Wlnstead. Dur
ing the business period the roll
was called with 14 members and
one visitor present. Announce-
rch when it met for its Septem
ber meeting here on Monday af
ternoon at 3.30. Mrs. Boney
also conducted the Opening De
votional. The Program, was in
charge of the pastor, Rev. Strad
ford. T. Snively who made an in
teresting blackboard Talk on
"The Church A Teaching Fel
lowship." A goodly number of
members were present. They
were all urged to go to Sunday
School and help observe "Rally
Day" and remain for the Prea
ching Service and participate in
the Communion Service. It was
noted with much regret that
this would be the la:,: Service
that our pastor would hold for
us in this community since he
and ' his wife and baby girl are
moving next week to Mt. Gilli
ard where he has accepted a Pas
torate there.
ments were made by the president.
Mrs. Hosea Britt, Arts and Crafts
leader, led in a discussion in mak
ing baskets and plans were made
for a workshop in the near future.
Mis. D. F. Chambers, Education
leader gave a report on RJigion in
ain-ios Schools.
Mrs. Roy Dunn, Foods and Nu
trition leader, gave a most Inter-1 jrs
esting and helpful d. monstration
on "Eat to Keep Young."
Following adjournment the hos
tess assisted by Mrs. Blanche Ho
ward served t mpting jello topped
with whipped cream and pouni
cake.
The October meeting will be
held in th afternoon of Oct. 21st.
with Mrs. Alien Dunn.
H. D. Club Met With
Mrs. Stroud
The regular monthly meeting of
the South Kenansville Home Dem
onstration Club was held on Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
home of Mrs. Dollie Stroud with
the president, Mrs. Martha C.
Barwick pit siding. The opening
song was "O'Master Let Me Walk
With Thee" followed by the De
votional led by Mrs. Louise Boney
assisted by Mrs. Cilia Stroud. Ten i
members answered to the Roll
Call. The program was in charge
of Mrs. Elizabeth Ferrell. Lead.rs
report d on Arts & Crafts, Home
Beautification and Education. The
Demonstration on "Eat to Keep ,
Young" was giv.n by Jane Fields.
A game was enjoyed during the so
cial hour. The hostess assisted by .
Tina Chestnutt served iced
drinks and assorted cooki.s.
Invitation Issued
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Homer Pre-V
vost request the honor of yourllj
presence at the marriage of theirSS
daughter, Sylvia Sue to Ellis Brin-HJ
son Vestal Ensign, United States
Nancy on Sunday, the nineteenthn
of October at half after four O- S
clock Grace Evangelical Lutheranfjil
Churoh, Thomasville, North Caro-3
Han nil
ReceDtion immediatf lv follow-US?
bride. la
in Kenansville but the public is JIM
cordially invited to attend the eer"tfjjl
Rally Day Observed
C-we Church. Sunday
It was Rally Day on Sundayi
morning at Grove Presbyterian
Sunday School here at the ten O'
clock hour last Sunday A. M. The
Superintendent, William E. Craft
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Women 01 Grove Church
Hold General Meet
Mrs. N. 13. Boney presided over
thp Hpnpral Mpptinff nf thp Wo
men of Grove Presbyterian Chu-'
Local Girl Scouts
Met Wednesday
Polly Brinson president and Cy
nthia Kretsh served as scribe
when the Girl Scouts held their
regu!ar weekly meeting last Wed
nesday after school in their Scouts
room.
After a short business session
they were conducted on a tour of
the Hospital by Mrs. V. H. Rey
nolds who als0 instructed them in
the hospital way of making a bed.
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