TKZ DUPLIN TIMES, KENANSYUXE, N. C. THURSDAY JANUARY Z), U
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, Miss Farrior Brinson of Raleigh
spent several, days, of her Tacation
: with her parent. .. Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Brinson aba left on Friday
-to visit" her brother, '; Horace, in
. ' New Port New lor a lew days.
' " Mrs. Dehnar Houston vtsl'ed hW
4 r sister, Mrs. Sadie Davis In Klnatoa
' y Thursday. V .V-.-? XV-
v';.;-u' Mrs. Grace .Clari . and Alda
'V Sharp made a . buslnea trip to
Coldsborq . Thursday.,,, -gy. .
Mlsa Mary' Alice Whaley, Mar--v-.'far,t
Gritfln, Carry Hints Weston.
'v Coy Turner and Callie v Whaley
lit' wn at Sneads Ferry. Sunday for
eafood., : P:-yZTft z-r c,;-y?y
.-; .Mis Caroline Sumner . is now
7 snaking her home" with Mrs. Jose-
phln ; Kennedy Jn Beulaville. . ;
i-'r": Miss Pat Sumner,, daughter .'.of
. Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Sumnir Js a
..- . patient at a Kington Hospital Pat
YA-has been 111 for tne post lew week.
i. 1 1 : wen and at home soon." ;
'; i -Mrs. : Yorltr lnier and - Letha
, i- Raup were in1 Klnston Tuesday on
I T milnesa,., :-V- .3 -4,-..,
, IT' Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Simmons
f of iTayettevllle visited Mrs. Ned
.. ''' Houston Thursday. whie In town
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Come By The Implement Department And
Look. Over The Many Good Buys On Our Lot
Get Tour Tractor In Time To Begin Your Early
Spring Work. J " Vt ;j.4t,;
If Yea Need ' Work Done On your Tractor,
Bring It To Us For ' ! -
Osi Skilled " Mechanics Do Only The Work '
Necessary Holding Your Expenses At Rock
Eottom. i' ' ; ?
Don't Wait Unta Your Farm Work Begins Be
fore Having The Necessary Work Done. C
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he visited his cousin Mrs, David
Bradham. ..y..i.,i ;;. .-. "j..:yVy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Houston visit
ed Mrs. ' Houston's mother.: Mrs.
Margie- Gravers, : also Mrs. -, Lmrie
Leary of Castle Hayne. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sandlln visi
ted Mrs.. Margie Groves and Mrs.
Lurie Leary of Castle Hayne Sun
day.' j-:.-: "'.i'-f. ''. K '
. Mrs. E. C. Brinkley and Eston of
Mrs. Brown TIi8rldsy;4(--;'-.
-Mra. Grover Bolln Srv is visiting
her son,vDr. and Mrs. Grever Bo-'.'
lln, Jr. in SmltbfleUl this week. I
Mr." and Mrs. Charlie CosUm of ;
Hooka rt on visited the Jack Jatroan
family Sunday. '':'4'iKi'
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas, J.
G. , and Sue -Of Jlarlington, -South
Carolina .1 spent .the, . weekend at
'their home herc r: .
j ' Rev.! Norman Aycock of Cedar
: Fork Baptist Church delivered the
message Sunday night at the JJeu
Uvjlle Baptist Church. Rev. Jerry
DeBell is teaching the Study of
Mark at Cedar Fork Church this
week.1"-:;; S y-.. ..
Mrsisrry CotOe' and Mr'. Nor
man Sandlln ' Jr. spent the week
end in Chapet Hill visiting Mrs.
Account way !
twice a. year by check.
Loan Association
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Nonnaii Sandlin Jra patient "at
N. ,cu MemortW Hospital tl
T.IHU AimU UdVnn.k In.
Wilmington
days.
Hospltal lor .a Jew.
Mr, and Mrs.
Bllll.' Bottle and '
aon ol Chapel Hffl t the
d hero rteiting ,..!:iri-m,
'Tl"Ma:s. W. honored Bill TlOf
7 Vr r a,rZme Pn Mrs. Grover Grady, Mrs. j 1
?-P!0f-": 5 iL.-'r,M,Ule 1 Jarmsn and Mi. Adeline Kenned,-
wo.m w-, i'wlth a Llnnerle shower Friday'
' Mr., and Mrs. James L. Gore of , "".
Warsaw visited Mr, and Mrs. Her. ';
man Knre KiifUU " ,
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: Mr. ni.inn ramrnhell Jean and
James- Emery snorpeo: to wowa-
boro Tuesday. - v ,
Mr. Mattie Kennedy ana Mrs.
Harry Miller shopped In Klnston
Friday;1" ' .:' :
' Vita. Hallls Guy and Miss Lou
Guy were Klnston shoppers Fri
day.' - '
Mrs. Allen V. Kennedy, neien
an4 fieraldln- ahnimerf In Klnston !
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Mr. Jerry Cottle made a business
trip to Pink Hill and Klnston Fri
day. .. ,t '
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rhodes ana
Mrs. Frank Rhodes shopped In
Klnston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kf chen and
children of Virginia Beach, Va.
visited Mrs. Lula Q. Parker Wed
nesday ana Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Cottle and
Mr. Leland Cottle of Raleigh vis
ited friends and relatives here this
week end.
Miss Carmell Eubanks of Golds
boro spent the w.ek end with her
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Will Eu
banks. Mrs. Jay Brown, Jeffery and Ra
chel visited Mrs. Brown's mother,
Mrs. Bessie Boyd in Pamlico Cou
nty over the week end, Mrs. Boyd
returned home with them for a Iew
day visit.
Mrs. J. D. Cottle mads a busin
ess trip to Klnston Monday.
Miss Ann Brown made a bus
iness trip to Raleigh Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Campbell
enjoyed an oyster roast at Sneads
Ferry Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinson
Were in Klnston Friday and visi
ted Mr. David Fountain's Jather
who i hospitalized there.
Miss Lou Jackson, Mrs. Russell
Lanier, Mrs. Clyde Brinson and
Mrs. Archl Lanier were in Ra
leigh Saturday and visited Mrs.
Romane Hodge, Mr, and Mrs.
Glenn Lanier Mrs. C. G. Sandlln
and Mrs. R. E. Quinn. V '
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Lanier and
Mr and Mrs. Elwood Batts were
at the Southernalre In Sneads Fer
ry Sunday evening for teafood.
Mr. and Mrs. York Lanier and
Mr. and Mr. Russell Lanier visi
ted the Elwood Kennedy tn Jack
sonville Sunay afternoon and
went to Emerald Isle.
Master Charlie Lanier spent Fri
day night with Harry Phillips, Jr.
In - Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier and
Mr. and Mrs. York Lanier enjoyed
a seafood dinner at the Souther
nalre Res'.urant Sunday night.
Church Meeting
At Warsaw
- '.Sunday, February, an Assocla
tlonal Sunday School meeting will
be held at the Warsfew Baptist
Church at 3:00 P. M Rev. Jerry
. Personals
Among visitors of Mrs. Jonas
Dail on Friday were Mrs. Wiley
Dail. Bethel section: Mrs. Wil
lie Best Garner's Chapel: and
Mrs. Cecil Kornegay of the Her
ring Store area.
: Visiting in the Edd Kornegay
home Sunday were the Currie
Smith family of Smith's Chapel
and W. H. Smithy family of In
dian Springs. ..
Misses Bettle Lou and Nellie
Waters spent the weekend in Mt
Olive - with their sister and ' fa
mily the Adolph Kornegays. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Dail of
Pembroke spent the weekend
with MrsV Delia DalL V
' Mrs. Gordon. Southerland " of
Klnston, Mrs." S. . R. Chestnutt
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Every
Thursday
J ' We Will Have Feeder Pigs
WAYNE STOCK YARD
and PATE FARM EQUIPMENT
- We Sell Tractors and Equipment v
New And Used At All Times .". t i
2 Miles South Highway 117 Mt. Olive Highway t
Phone RE 4-4234 . "... v. 77
n ' Owned And Operated By . ' , - 7 1
Guy Pate, Hugh Pate, Marshall Cox - v , ;
. . Richard "DiclC Smith, . -
If You Have Farm Machinery To SeK, Bringit :
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were served was laid with white
table cloth, graced with two mina
tur brides. Mrs. Bill Tbirpen led
thi group with several In eresting
games. The hostesses served deli
cious refrehments consisting of
P", ke. PicWeS and nuts
mo - 13 -ivea many
lovely gifts.
There were
present.
twenty five guests
Lions Hold Meeting
The Beulaville, Lions met Mon
day night and made plans for a
Ladles Night which will be held
Monday, night, January26th at the
Beulaville Lodge Hall. Supper was
served to Ihe Lions and. their gue
sts by the Ladies of the Methodist
Church. Also at this meeting the
date was set for the big basketball
game between the Lions and the
School Teachers. The big night is
Monday, February 2 at the School
Gym, you'll h.ar more about this
next week.
The meeting closed early as sev
eral of the Lions arealso firemen
and the alert sounded.
Zebbie Lanier
Honored Ot Dinner
Mrs. Ervin Lanier entertained
a number of friends and rela
tives, honoring her son, Zebbie
on his second birthday.
A supper of barbecued pig and
chicken and birthday cake was ;
enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Dur
wood Lanier, Jean and Mary
Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bas-
den and Mr. and Mrs. B. L
Marcom of Kinston
Zebbie received an assortment
of useful gifts
Mr. Whaley Was
Dinner Honoree
Mr. Kirby Whaley was honored
on his birthday, Sunday, when !
his daughter and son-in-law en
tertained the whole family with
a delicious birthday dinner.
Those attending were. Mr. and
Mrs.. Kirby Whaley and Alta
Kirbye, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Wha
ley, Danny and Danita, Mr and
Mrs Ervin Lanier and Zebbie
and Mrs Irene R Thigpen
Mr. Whaley received an as-
I sortment of nice and useful gifts.
n j rt to. i
Card Ut lnanks
I wish to thank all of my friends
for their prayers, calls, flowers,
cards, visits and other acts of
kindness shown me during my re
cent illness in James Walker Hos
pital in Wilmington and for all of
the kind deeds and thoughtfulln ss
toward me since my return home,
f . , .. Emily Baker
of Woodland Church area, and
MrsJ'onzq Davis and little dau
ghter of. Bethel section-visited
in the John W. Waters home Sa
turday.; " ' Weekend visitors in the Jonas
Dail home were Mrs. Zollie Kor
ngay of Herring Store, Mr. and
Mrs, Edd Grady, Mr. and , Mrs.
Ivey Sullivan of the Bethel sec
tion, Mrs. William Dail of Pem
broke, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Powell
of Warsaw Mr. and Mrs. John
Kornegay of Seven Springs, Mrs
Ben Sutton of Kenansville and
Sam Waller of Snow Hill .vici
nity. '-. '-!.:.-,
Mrs. Sallie Wallace of Seven
Springs and Mrs. Ray Miles of
Norfolk "spent several days last
week; with the Emmett Kelly.
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Mr ' rvnai4WaiioM i 'ibriu
Betty Moore of Raleigh spent last
"ef'PJ-l
W u nuj. o. . tt-
lace.- i ' were Mr. ana Mrs. leeiie Teac-
MrH.aTyndall.whob'l&em!heyjJr- nA Mr and Mrs. Nor-
u 1 i t;.i: .-jt--i 1 wood Teachev all of npar TLnsp
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Mr, and MrCciif ton Quinn and
dHdr W.rw- ' I
day in the home of Mr- and
Mrs. Manly Kornegay. -
M-" and Leonard Wal-
ker newly weds, spent a short
whHe .Sundav afterhoon in the.
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Arnold
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy
of New York City were recent
visitors in th home of Mr. and
Mrs. E M. Murphy.
A group of young people from4
the Woodland Church attended.
M Y F in Kenansville Monday
night
Mr. and Mrs. Macon Blanton
and Mrs. James Blanton spent
Sunday night in the home of
Mrs. Winnie Herring.
Mrs. Croady Blanton attended
the funeral of Mr. Paul Brown
near Rose Hill Monday after
noon. Mrs. Paul Westbrook spent se
veral days last week in Raleigh
with her father, Mr. Luke Rich,
who is ill.
Little Rufus, Kim and Brent
Butner of Morehead City on spe
nding some time with their grand
mother, Mrs. Winnie Herring,.
Mrs Herring accompanied by the
children and daughter Betty Kay
Herring spent Saturday
in Rocky Mount with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl King and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of
Warsaw visited Mr and Mrs.
Woodley Howard Sunday.
Misses Christine Dail and Kay
Benson of Washington, D. C. sp
ent the weekend with relatives
here.
Guest in the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Dail Sunday were Mrs.
Dail's sister Mrs. Lloyd Yapps
and family of Sneads Ferry
Miss Patsy Dail visited Miss
Sadie Grady in the rest home at
Kenansville Sunday af ternoon.
Recent callers in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Chestnutt
were Mr and Mrs. Clayton Sum-
merlin and children of Mt Olive,
Mrs Jack Hooten of Grifton and
Mr. and Mrs. Tipp Scott, Joe;
and Mrs. Katie Dail went to
Clinton Sunday to visit John Hill
a patient at Sampson Memorial '
Hospital. I
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Dtavis and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus
Dail and Mr. and Mrs. Gurman
Hall of Mt Olive and the Aus
tin Pate family were Sunday din
ner guests of the S R. Pates of
the Bethel, section.
Mr. and Mrs.' Luther Wilkins
and Arch and Mr. and Mrs. Ra
uph Kelly of Mt Olive visited
in Petersburg, Va., during the
weekend with the Leamon Wil
kins family.
Weekend visitors of Mrs. Tiny
Blizzard were her daughter and
family the John L. Brinson's of
Winston - Salem.
Mrs. Katie Dail and Mrs. Vel-
ma Scott visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew Parker Thursday
in the Bethel area.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Summerlin
spent the weekend at Washing
ton with the J. E. Stanleys.
I Visiting in the Jim Davis home
Sunday were Mrs. Bill Hargra
ves and children of Mt. Olive.
The Donnell Kornegay family
were dinner guests of the Jim
Byrd's Sunday near ' Pleasant
View.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Britt of Gra
ntham were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Singleton Sun
day. '
Mr and Mrs. William Turner
and children of Mt Olive and
Mrs. Odie Register of Kinston
visited the Edd Carters Sunday.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Jim Britt of
Grantham were visiting the Geo
rg Waters family Sunday.
Rev. Walter Sutton and family
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Hill after
worship services at Long Ridge
Church.
Mr. and Mrs Elbert Carter vi
sited the Edward Hudson's at
Goldsboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Summerlin
and Mr and Mrs Hubert Sum-
erlin of .. Kenansville . spent the
weekend with Mr Floyd Summ
erlin. ?
Miss Rubylene Waters of- Cam
pbell College and Miss Josephine
Waters' of East. Carolina uoi
lege'were'Jiome for the week
end with their .parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Waters. -
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grady, Mrs
Elva Hill and Herman and Wal
ter Howard- ' to Elizabeth City
Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
RandolDh Grady.
Mr. and Mrs. Curne Dan 01
Warsaw visited the Jonas Dail's
Thursday ot last week.
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her daughter Mrs. Louis Smith
of Deep Run and Mrs. Ray Miles
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'Mr and
Mrs. Leslie Teachey
I were Mr.
Hill.
Master SeL and Mrs. p.i
Walker of Columbia S. C. spent
end with Mrs
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Westbrook
and son Anthony visited Mrs
Westbrook's parents Mr and Mrs.
Council Caulev
Sunday afternoon.
o..j -
a group of young people from
the Charity Methodist Church
at the home here Monday, night.
W S of C S Meeting
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Woodland
Methodist church met in the
Church on Friday night Jan. 23rd
for a regular monthly meeting.
Mrs. Cecil Kornegay. the pre-
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COOPERATIVE SAVINGS and LOAN
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Money Invested By The 10th
Earns Dividends From The 1st.
AT
(Qpoperat i ve Savings
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205 E. M:in St. Wallace, II, C.
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sident, presided. Mrs. Kornegay
also gave the devotional in the
absence of Mrs. Remus Outlaw
the devotional leader.
The lesson subject, "Rekindling
the Gift," was presented by Mrs.
M. B. Kornegay the program
leader.
In the business transaction it
was decided to purchase a bul
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letin. board for each Sunday sch
ool ropm of the church. Then
were tl members present ,
Graduates J
Mr. Elwood Walker, ton of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Walker was among
the nearly two hundred stu
dents graduating from State Col
lege in exercises held in the
Coliseum on Monday Jan. ttth.
Mr. Walker received the B. S.
degree ni Agricultural Education
Mrs. Walker received "The Good
Wife" diploma.
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