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' ?mw. 'Rossi' Grady ' and ' Miss
Glenda Thomas shopped In Kins
ton Monday.
u jfca. j. D. Cottle and Leslie Tur
ner werf la Kinston Tuesday en
business. -.- s-i
Mrs. Clinton Campbell. Jean and
Jam. Mrs. K. J. Campbell ahop-
ped In Kinston Wednesday.. . ;
1 MTi and Mrs. Herman Ckra,
Itlchard and Kenneth were din
ner euest of .Policeman and Mrs.
' H. i. Brown. ' - '
Mis Rachel ' Brown 1 Visiting
, ber Aunt, Clyde Bxjnkley is Scotts
'hiti. . ' -
4;Mr. Richard Williams shopped
In Kinston Friday.,,
V Mr. and; Mrs, ' Herman Gore,
'Richard, Policeman and Mrs. H, J.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Cottle.
Mr and Mrs W P "Bud" Milier o
Hubert vUHed friends and rela
tives here Sunday -
Mr Bill - Thigpen and Eldridge
enjoyed a day, of fishing at ejf-
Masha Williford and Jean were
at Topsail beach Saturday. '
; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown visi
ted Mrs. Brown's parents in Wallace"-
Sunday, afternoon, r,-. ;l;
Mrs. Bill Everton and Mrs. Ro
ger Everton and Doug Thomas
shopped in Wilmington Thurs-
Mrs Zlwood "Qulnn." Jamie "'and, day.
David haTe returned to" their hornet Mr. Ray Teachey of Wallace
here for ths , aummer. ' V , B ( visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown
Mr. Palmer Lewis!, - Rosa " and. Saturday. .
Gladys, Mr and Mrs. E. F. Cam-I Mr- an(i Mrs. Jerry Cottle and
pbell and Jama Emorey attended Terry moved to Raleigh. Satur
the Oral Robert; service jn Tayette- ay wnere jerry is employed.
ville Sunday."
. Mrs. Aden Matthews, Mrs. Char'
lie Raynor Mrs. ' Beatrice Whaley
Joe Ann and Jill Quinn of La-
Grange spent a few days last
week with their grandmother,
and Ieti -Jaianan attended the Mrs- Mina Kennedy.
Oral Roberts service In Fayette
ville Thursday, j -
Rev. J.'L Powers' delivered the
"Brown and Jeffrey enjoyed a day.morning worship service at the
of fishing at ; Wrightsville Beach Baptist Church and Chaplain
'nnMda-r:. iftV.Cv? 'ft' ' iJudson G. Segars of Fort Bragg
t -Mrs. Flay- Danley'. Mrs. Thekna the evening worship service in
Tnomaa an "ia.! www nut
' shopped In Kinston Friday.
) Mrs. J. L. Kitchen ; and Aubrey
Cavenauyh -Kitchen of .Virginia
Beach, Va. and Mrs. G. H. Wotnack
ofWilon visited! Mrs. Lula Q.
".Parker Thursday. ' '.'
' Mrs, Eugene Whaley of Ellza-
bethtown spent the week with her
mother, Mrs.' Uhelma Thomas.
the absence , of . Be v. Jerry De
Bell who is attending the South
ern Baptist Convention in Louis
ville, Kentucky. .
The Vacation Bible School of
the Be ula ville Baptist Church
will be held June 1-12 the hours
each day are from 8:30 11:30.
It is hoped that every boy and
girl in Beulaville ages 3 to 16 will
'i Mr. and Mrs. . ' Flay Danley and take the privnedge of attending
Mc, and Mrs, Eugene whaley en- Bible School at .one of . the Cnu-
joyed a day of fishing at Topsail
Saturday. ; - -
Mr. Leland, Cottle of Raleigh
rches,
' Mrs. Ida Mao Sanderson and
Jean Campbell, Phil is Brown,
Mrs. Clifton Quinn of LaGra
nge spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Mina Kennedy.
Mrs. Norman Williams and
Kitty Turner spent the weekend
with Mrs. Lila K. Lanier. , ;
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bostic Of
Chapel Hill spent the week-end
with Mr and Mrs. Bill Bostic.
Rusty Lanier and Bob Craft
spent Tuesday through Thursday
at White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier
and Charlie had supper in Jack
son ville Saturday night
Mrs. Lila K. Lanier, Mildred
Williams and Kitty Turner shop
ped in Goldsboro Saturday..
Sue Smith and Lou Malle visi
ted friends at Wrightsville Beacb
over the week-end. .. ' ;
Mrs. Archie Lanier and Mrs
Clyde Brinson visited Mrs. Le
wis Lee Sandlin in Dunn inaay.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharp were
at Morehead City Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Nick Bostic ana
Tommy Dean land ' Fitz Bostic
spent Sunday at Atlantic Beach.
- Mr. nad Mrs. John Hall ana Mr.
and Mrs. York Lanier spent the
week end at Wrightsville Beach.
' Among the- Kinston shoppers
from Beulaville- Monday were
Mrs. Richard Wililams, Mrs. Ro
land Thomas, Mrs. Maggie Nor-
ris, Mrs. Weils Thomas, Mary
Ellis Callahan, Mrs. Loyce Den
ny, Beverly, Marilyn nad Ed
win Denny. Mrs. Led Williams
and Mrs. Anna Wallar.
- Mrs. Jeanette Brinson is a pa
tient at the Lenoir Memorial
Hospital in Kinston Mrs. Brin
son underwent surgery Monday
and is doing fine.- ;
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinson
enjoyed a seafood dinner in Sne
ads Ferry Sunday..
lnnns were sivett as favora. John-
nye received many lovely gifts . '
Mr. jnd MrsEdwards
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Morehead City' t
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Edwards
entertained the Beulaville John
Ivey .Thomas. Chapter, of the U.
D. C. at their home in Morehead
City, for ;thr weekend.
The members, and invited gu
ests were Mr, and Mrs. Bill Car
roll, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bostic,
Mr.and Mrs W Ray Humphrey,
Miss Ermie' Sanderson, Mrs Lou
Bell Williams, Miss Lou Jackson,
Mr. Gordon Kennedy, Mrs. Ida
Miller,' Mrs. Grady Mercer, Mr.
and Mrs; Russell Sanderson.
The , members ' and guests vi
sited the-old cemetery, in Beau
fort, in observance of Memorial
Day, .which is said to be older
than the town. The guide, Mr.
Willis, pointed out forty Confe
derate graves and also of interest
to the members was the grave of
Madam Chian-Kai-Shek's father
Mr. Willi8 told how her father
as a young boy came to Beau
fort a a stowaway on a ship and
waa befriended by ' a preacher,
who educated him and sent him
to what is now known as Duke
University and later was sent to
China as a Missionary. The group
also visited some of the old chu
rches in Beaufort and in More
head City. The next thing of in
terest on the tour was Ft. Ma
con, which played an important
part hi American History.
After they visited all the his
torical places' of Interest The Ed
wards entertained their guests at
the Blue Ribbon Resturant where
they had a deUcious dinner, fol
lowed by desert served at' the
Edwards " home. " r " ---' -j
The following day the men,
with Mr. Edard as their guide
toured Satter-Path and other pla
ces of interest on the coast, while
the women enjojjd swiioming In
v j iLii : 1 1
the sound. AXUr a d j t
lad course served ry 1 ' U
wards, the guests rewsi
after having bad A very a-,.
weekend with the Itwnlt 1m .
Mprebead City, f
Announce Engagement
Miss Joyce Maready is the dau-
ifhter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mar-
Mdv rd Beulaville who announce
her engagement to Mr. Kenneth
Jarman, son of Bev. ana Mrs.
Louis Jarman of Seven Springs.
The wedding will take place, Fri
day, June 5 at 7:00 P. M. at Piney
Grove Church of Beulaville.
Leslie Bell, Mt Olive, N. C.
Oennie OuUaw, Mt Olive, N. C.
A. D. Quinn, Mt Olive, N. C.
Fred Revelle, Warsaw, C.
Gilbert Holmes, Bowden, N. C.
E. B, Carlton, Warsaw, JN. U.
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D. N. (Jack) Brinson, Kenansville, N. C.
S. N. Smith, Kenansville, N, C.
LeRoy Simmons, Albertson, N." C.
Beulaville Milling Co., Beulaville, N. C.
C. B. Jertiigan, KentuMville N.: C.
Lloyd Jones', Beulaville, N. C. -
. STORES1 cS
i- , Kenansville, N. C.
' Kenansville Phone No. 2346 Warsaw Phone No. 600
Announce Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bostic of
Beulaville announce the marriage
nf thir daushter. Dorothy to Ray-
bourn Kennedy, son of Mrs. Mina
B. Kennedy and the late Jonn
George Kennedy of Beulaville, in
South Carolina on May 18th.
Presbyterian
A nnniincement
Adult Bible School started
Monday, May 25 at the Beulaville
Presbyterian Church. The School
will last for two weeks and will
meet each evening at 7:30 - 9:30
in : the -fellowship hall.' Please
bring your Bible.
Area young peoples Confer
ence will be held at Beulaville
Presbyterian Church June 22-28,
7:30 - 9:00 each evening, j The
main 'study will be the THE TEN
COMMANDMENTS. Other stud
ies: Being on My Own; Our
Church in other lands, My Per
sonal Relation to God; and Pre
destination. All young people are
urged to attend.
Celebrates Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas en
tertained their daughter, John-
nye, Saturday afternoon, witn a
party at the Thomas hme, in
honor of her seventh birthday.
The guests were Gay Williams,
Alda Curby' Whaley, Pam Tho
mas, Roma Lee Horn, Terry Ed
wards, Barbara Hill, Tony Cot
tle, Coleene ' Shaw, Miscia Hill,
Devaul Thigpen, Rita Lanier, Mrs
John Horn and Mrs. Ciscero La
nier. ' " lf " - . '
Outdoor games were played
and the honoree and guests were
w-rfVidav cake, ice cream,
potato chips and cokes, and bal-
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