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CONGRESSMAN DAVID N. HENDERSON - of
'Wallace, ( 2nd from left) along with approximately
500 other persons enjoyed the delicious barbecued
chicken served at the first , annual Broiler . Pro
ducers outing of Ramsey Feed Co. of Rose Hill,
Friday night July 23 at the Rose Hill Poultry Pro
cessing Plant The affair was described as well plan-
ned and smooth running with plenty of good food, en
tertainment, good speeches, Prizes and touring, of '
the new Poulry Processing Plant. In he Photo, to
the right of the Congressman, is Eugene Wellis of
Pse H'J, Duplin County Forrester and Poultry Pro
ducer. On Hendersons' left is his wife Mary and to
her left Eugene Price of the Goklsboro News-Argus.
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Personals
I they visited Williamjfcurfi, James-
ktown and Yorktcwn. they also tour-
Gall Kicholson has returned from Led the Shenadoah Valley,-
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ARRIVE BY PLANE - Shown above (left to
right) an unidentified couple and. Mr. and Mrs.
Merritt Watson of Raleigh who arrived by plane to
attend the first Annual Broiler Producers Outing of
the ' Ramsey Feed Co. in Rose HiH. ' Greeting
them were Sbelton Lewis of Smithfield, Partner of
the Finn; Dennis Ramsey of Rose Hill. General
Mgr. of Ramsey Feed Co; and Mr. Ramsey's
brother who is now with the Co. Mr. Ramsey,
Pioneer of the Broiler Industry In Duplin County
has now pioneered another phase in the Poultry
Program - An Annual Broiler Producers Outing -The
affair was attended by approximately 500 per
sons. The Poultry Industry in' Duplin this year is
expected to by-pass Tobacco in gross income.
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f JOVIAL MOOD - Shown above chatting pleasantly at the first "
annual Broiler Producers Outing of the Ramsey Feed Co. of Rose
i Hfll are ( left to right) Merritt Watson one of the partners of the
Ramsey Feed Co.; Med Maxwell, National Radio Personality, who
t made the principal address at the occasion; Jim Price of Allied Mills;
: Bffl Calhoun of the Clinton Hatchery; and Bill Humphrey Farm Editor
- of the News and Observer. The Ramsey Feed Co. Outing was describ-
eel as very successful and plans are that K will be an annual event. '
f Mr. Ramsey stated that we have come along way in six years, begin
; trine with only two Broiler Producers and now having several hundred,
bat this is just the beginning. .
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, MRS. J AN IE LEE
Mrs. Janie Lee of Rose Hill age
SO died at a Concord Rest Home
after several months of declining
health. Funeral services were con
ducted from the Pin Hook Baptist
Mission at 3:00 Saturday afternoon.
Rev., Reece D. Biggins conducted
the service. Burial followed in Pin
Hook Cemetery.
. She is survived by one son Cladie
Lee of Charlotte. '
FayettetUle where she visited , the
Norwood McCullen family last
week., ,; ' ;
Mr. and Mrs.- Moses Farmer of
Raleigh spcat the past week end
here with Mrs. Carolina ' Gavin,
They went te Topsail en Saturdayt
r ranees xacAaery (X new urieans
who has been visiting relatives in
Magnolia spent s couple of days
here last week xvttb Kay Wood. V;
Mrs. Hoi-tens. Uasbr spent Thura
day. in Kinston.
Mrs. Jenny 'McGowaa of Rich
mond, Va. spent, several days last
week with w Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Stokes.? , r ,, ''yrC'l vj. ,
Mrs. Wade Cooper of Csnu Le-
Jeune and sons are visiting Mr. and
Mrs.; L C. Burca.
Mrs. G. V Goodins. spentt Monday
in uokisbofo. -.: - -."".
Miss Yvonne Patterson is snend-
ing several days at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McKay and
sons of Ullington are spending sev
eral days with Mrs. -Martha? Sitter-
son. :.-.r -X .," ..' .-. ', '. .
Mr. Eugene TyndaB -anl Mrs.
Hortense Hasty visited. Mr.' Tyn-
1 dau s mother in Kinston, Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Wallace iir spending
several days at Wrigtsville as the
guests of her brother, Mr. Norman
McKenxie and Mrs. MoKenzie.
Rudy Hasty: visited Ken Jordon
in Richmond. Va. last week. '
Miss Gail Newton ha- returned!
home from six week's session of
summer school. -jv ,
Mr. and Mrs. , George Penney,
Miss Luranne " Penney spent the
weekend in Raleigh, ,1
Mrs. John Nielson, Becky and
Bob. returned by plane from Ral
eigh on Friday to their home in
Miami, Florida, after several weeks
visit in Kenans ville. "ti
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Futhrie visited
the H. S. Daughtry's in Clinton, Sun
day, iftf'- ; ..
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McKay, Mrs.
Theo Helms. Mrs. Joycv Payne,
spent several days last week in Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kretsch, Miss
Cynthia Kretsch have returned from
vacationing in Massachusetts, New
York, New Jersey and other places
of interest. ; .
Mr. Henry Williams f Burgaw
was guest last week of his brother.
Mr. J. L. Williams and family. The-
wiiuams- ana weir guest spent one
day in Goldsboro, helping their si
ter, Mrs. Nora Newton of Durham,
celebrate her birthday. v-.i '
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pascal! and
children of Chadboura were guest
of her parents for the week end.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and'
Mrs. Thomas Hughes were Mrs. F.
M. Griffith and Mrs. Leslie Page
of Wilmiilgton.
, Mrs. J, R. Grady spent the week
end in Rich Square and Norfolk; she -was
accompanied home by her dau
ghter, Margaret,' who has spent:
two weeks in Norfolk .
Mrs. Eloise Ryder, Mr. McKoy
Kennedy and also Rudy Hasty spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs, Van
Jordan in Richmond. While- there
Dr. axd Mrs .0. L. Kedwin have
purchased the Prssbyter'aa Mans
ta Kenansville anrl plan to move
thecac'ia the near future.
Mrs. Cora Marsh of Fayettevill
speat. several days last week witn
nor mother, Mrs. juiie wuuamson.
' Mrs Edward Struxeskie and soa
of ClncinnatU, Ohio, Mrs. 'Madalyn
Mcvejr ot Fayetteville Mr. and Mrs,
E. B. CrumDler of Clinton and Mrs.
Allie WiUiamaoa 'were the Sunday
guest of the Oliver Smith's.
Morning HDC Met
On Tuesday aneraoanr July 19, the
Morning Home; Dtoiuurtration Club
met at the club house with Mri Roy
Dunn and Mrs. (Hubert Summerlin
as -hostesses: Tift' opening song was
"Dixie". The president;. His. A. D.
Benson presided and presented the
devotional which wa based on Ro
mans 12. Miss Cora Wells led in
prayer. ; ;-:.t5'wr1-V.;
. During the business session plans
were made for the annual picnic to
be held August 27 at 8:30 V, M. at
the Club House. Project , reports
were heard from Mrs., Rivers Win-
stead on Loan Fund 'and Miss Cora
Wells onPubUcity. ' - .. . -
A splendid demonstration on What
To Look for in Buyinx' Furnitare"
was given by Mrs. Mae Spider. She
emphasized the most important thi
ngs to look for in quaUiy ano-workmanship
when selecting, our.' fucnt-
The meeting closed by all nravinz
the Club Collect after which: - soc
ial hour was enjoyed. Refreshments
consisting of cookies, saltines and
soft drinks were served. ? '
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Qufnn bad a wiener Roast foDowed
by ice cream and cake for Joey wi
was 7 years W. There were " 21
guests ptssent. The big X birthday
cake was topped with a smaller
cake in the shape of a httr lamo.
It was sprinkled with cocoanut and
bad raisins for to eyes. Joy pat
ernal grandnatcr, ' Mrs. C, E.
Quinn assisted his mother with the
entertainment. '".f", , ', . ,
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Sirs. Polly Hardy was hostess Up
t)i Circle of the local Womar 's So-
ciarr f Christian Sertfce of the
Methodist Church whes ft met last
Monrfay night at the Church at 8
O'clock; Miss Lottie Wilhams pre
sided and opened the meeting with
prayer:. Alter uie Dusinesz session
thes hostess served ice drums , ana
cookiesl. - ft:'::l '
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HostesiHDC
Girl Scouts Envoy
Swim Party
The Kenansville Gir! Scouts and
their leader, Mrs. Jane Fields alone
with several other friends, . enjoyed!
a swimming party at me Cuffs of
the Neuse on last Wednesday after
noon. They left here around Z
o'clock and after a nice swim en
joyed an early picnic supper; They
cut: a big watermelon for dessert.
.transportation was provided by
Mrs. N. B. Boney and Mrsj.G.' C:.
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Birthday Parties
Joey Quinn and his little bmthei-
Frankie, both had birthdays ' this-.
monm ana were each given a party
by their mother, Mrs. Joseph E.
Quinn, Franklin was 3 years old'on
July 11th. His litUe friends arrived
-at 3:30 that afternoon bringing gifts-
wmcn ne naa tun opening. After sev
eral games his mother, assisted by
his Aunt Gladys Nethercutt jerved
cake and ice cream. Yellow candles
were used on the birthday cake. His
guests included Debbis and Mary
Allison Frazelle. Kathy Helton,
Randy Nethercutt, David Rodwine
alsoMelanie and Rosemary Brin
son. .
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The "Care of tugs, Carpets and
Furniture" was the topic at the
July meeting; of South Kenansville
Home Demonstration Club when it
met last Friday 'afternoon at 2:39
wit Mrs. Lloyd FerrelL The Dem
onstration wasfglwen by Mrs. N. B
Boney. Project reports on Publicity
ana iioan runoff were aiso oearu.
The meeting opened by the group
Singing "Dixie' led by Mrs. C. S.
Hodges. The president, Mrs. Jesse
Brown presided over the business
session, during which time - plans
were made to have "Family Night"
in August in placer of the regular
meeting since this is "Recreation"
Month for the Dupliir County H. D.
. Clubs. !:.-;:.
; The meeting closed by all repeat
' ing the Club Collect after which, a
game was led by Mrs;. Mottle Rich
The hostess assisted by Mrs. Mar
tha Barwick served ice cream with
pound cake and salted' nuts to the
12 ladies present. - ' , ,
Circle No. Met
Circle No. 1 of Grove Presbyter
ian Church met with' Mrs. A. T.
Outlaw on Monday afternoon.
; Colorful summer flowers ; lent
iffieir beauty to the occasion.
Mrs. Martha Barwick, chairman,
opened the meeting with ' prayer
and presided over the business ses
sion. Mrs. Elise Quinn gave the de
votional and was assisted1 fry Mrs.
If. B. Boney in giving the BAle'
study, using the book of James,
stressing "God the Provider" and
"Faith without Works Prevaaeth
Nothing," The meeting was closed
with prayer.
The hostess served ice c- cream
float and cookies' to the1 nine mem
bers present. Happy birthday was
sung during the social- hour, to the.
Cynthiat and. Melody Smith spenl
the week end mC their grandpar
ents Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kornegay.
The girls are of Indian Springs. ,
Mr .and Mrs. Currio Dail of War
saw were visiting Mr, ' end Mrs.
Jonas Daii Sundjy P. M. X V
following worshij) service at Long
Ridge Church Sunday the Rev. Her
man Grubbs k family were dinner
guests of Mr; and Mrs. Ben Sutton
of Kenansville . " .
. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor of VCiC-
mlngton.. visited the Bill Dails, Sun
day fterooon..vv.'.,'i;i,'-.- ; .'.'..' '
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Mrs. David 'Townshend of Holly
Badire snenf Mondav nisht with her
sister and family, rlie H. J. Sutton.
Her children Phyil's and David re
turned home with their mother after
spending a week with the Suttons.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Myers of
BalUtnottr agent Saturday' night of
last week : wills the Ralph Jtenes
family; . . - .
Mrs. Natharr Scott visited her bro
ther George Sullivian at VA hospital
in Fayettevilla; Tuesday.
Mr. and: Mrsr. Harvey. Baker and
baby of Kenansville were Sunday
dinner guests of? Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
nie Outlaw.
Mrs. Oarrie Swinson of Bear Mar
sh Sunday. ,
Misses Alice.' Summerlin and Isola
Murray of Warsaw spent Saturday
with Mrs. Marv'AaderwHi. . . J
YHltors in the Edd - Kornegay
hot. "Sunday were Mrs. H. E, phi
Biny and boys cC Kenansville, Mr.
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wilh tl.e iert Carter family Sun
day. ; ; ,
Mrs. Maud Vernon of Goldsboro
and Mrs. Eva Nethercutt Albertson
spent the week end with Mrs. Gur
nie Scott. . . "
Dwight Delano' and Tommy HiH
and Devois Bropk went to Atlantin
Beach Sunday. ;
Tommy Sutton of x Goldsboro . "
v&iting this week' with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thig- :
pen. ; ;;. ;;.. ; ; ,i. ; i f . t-.f,. '
Dinner guests of the Dan Waiters .
Sunday were Mr .and Mrs. Edwin ,1
Holt and Sherwood of Herring Stere. V
Angelina Dail spent Sunday with
Anne Smith near Woodland Church. '
Mrs; MaWfa Scott Powell and '.
Sonya Marie of Warsaw Visited
Mm Oarrie' Jcott Sunday evening. . X
Bill Dail attended the funeral of
L. VI Cook at Clinton Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davenport '
of Raleigh were visiting with th
Jesse Sutton" family Wednesday. w.
Magnolia Class
Of '39 Reunion
The members of the 1939 class of
Magnoha High School held (heir re
union July 23rd at: the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Rich, Jacksonville,
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A delicious charcoal steak dinner
was served on the patio to the nine
members and their guests.' ; ' ' r ..
Those present were Mir. and Mrs.
Carol Brown, Wallace; Mr. Fennel
Smith,: Magnolia; Mh. and Mrs.
Clifton Chestnutt, Magnolia; . Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Purdue, CEntum Mr.
and Mrs. Marlow Bostic, Rose Hill;
Mr. and, Mrs. J. P. Smith;- Magno
lia; Mrs. Albert Guy and Mrs.. Hen
ry Martino, Magnolia: ...
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