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Phone 2331 Mrs. James Faison, Correspondent
FIRSONALS
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Hiss Alba Josey and olec ol
Y. ,Tipiagtnn were the oyer night
jrest relatives Sunday.! !. r
. Mr. sad Mrs. James Lee and dau
S'Jtwa Misses Nancy and Caroline
let of .Tampa, Fla. spent Friday
and Saturday with the C. O. Lee s.
' Misses Sarah Ann . McColman
and Ana Oates were the week end
gneala of Miss Sandra Jones at
tmiia'a ChapeL'
Mesdames R. A Williams. R. L.
and W. , I.Thompson spent
at Camp Leach attending
wm Episcopal meeting.
Mrs. Ellen Cullea of Rhode Island
fsled Miss Malina Parker last
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Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Faison, Miss
Jaae Faison, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
: Slavic and children Ellen, Liza
i ad Faison spent Friday with the
JidT Johnsons at Topsail Beach.
Mrs. J. J. Gibbons Mrs. I. C.
Tripled. Mrs. Don Miller, "Rodie"
MiOer and Amanda Triplett spent
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Friday with Dr. and Mrs. M.'K.
Veldhins - on Topsail' Beach.- ' They
were the over night guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Latham and sons
oq Wrightsville Beach Friday.
Mrs. W. M Baugham visited her
daughter Mrs. Don, Patten jn'Ka-
teigh Tuesday. Mrs. Patten is spe ni
ing this week with her mother' in
FaiSOn. T,V-.'.v'V W' : ' . :. "WW
Mrs. J. E. Faison and Miss Jane
Faison were 4he luncheon ' guests
of Mrs. , O. Lhieberger in Ralejgh.
Tuesday.
Mrs. C, A. Decker, Mrj. J. C.
Bell, Mrs. J. X. Morton and Miss
Louise Hatcher spent Tuesday at
Carolina Beach.
Mrs. N. K. Oates visited her sis
ter Mrs. Jack Blass and Mr. Blass
in Wilmington Tuesday. j
Mrs. C. D. Lee spent Tuesday
with her daughter, Mrs. R. E. File
in Raleigh. Mrs. Fite is spending
this week with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Newton Visited
relatives in Itaeford over the week
end.
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md trim. Cooler In Summar,
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5m tht beautiful pattorns.
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Associate Store
"THE FAMILY STORE"
Sobert L. Butler Owner Wallace, N. C.
Miss Jane Faison visited Miss Sue
Boney on v Wrigtsville Beach this
week.,-- t ; ,,) f -f
Mr. and ilrs. J, ' B. Streud Jr.
and grandsons, John and Tim, spent
Wednesday with Mr. and. Mrs. J.
B. Stroud Ulrd. at Davidson. The
grandsons have b?es with their
grand parents ten days and return
ed to their home la Davidson.
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of
Tbomasville - visited their Aunt
Mrs. J., C. Bell Sunday.,
Baptist Circle Met
The Woman's 'Missionary Society
of the Baptist Church met Tuesday
afternoon in he home, of Mrs. L.
D. : Groome. Miss . Beulnh Martin
led the devotional. ' The -. program
was presented by Mrs. H. L. Hoey
and Miss Martin, i ,
Methodist
Circles Met
The afternoon and Evening Cir
cles of the Womans Society of Chr
istian Service met Tuesday night in
the home of. Mrs. Dorothy Armstr
ong with Mrs. Leon Sutton assisting
hostess. Mrs. J. H. Darden led the
devotional. The program was pre
sented by Mesdames William Igoa,
Nettie Clifton Norman Ems and Ed
na Lewis- Mrs. Sutton presided
over the business - - Follow
ing the program a Social hour was
enjoyed.
Miss McCullen
Is Honored
Miss Alma Jo McCullen bride
elect of this moth, was honored with
a miscellaneous shower Friday
night at North Duplin Cafeteria
wncn Mesdames Donnell Whitfield
and Braxton Wilson of Mt. Olive'
and Mrs., Norwood Wilson of Golds
boro entertained. Several bridal
contests were enjoyed. Miss Mc
Cullen was presented a white Car-
nation Corsage. Forty-two guests
enjoyed the party. Mrs. Myrtle
Joyner presided at the register. The
hostess served bridal cakes, mints,
salted nuts wi$ lime ice punch.
Mr. Wiiliams Holds
Open House
Sunday afternoon the home of Vir
ginia F. Williams was opened to
friends. The occasion of the party
was honoring four former Faison
girls, Mrs. Don Miller, the former
Charlotte Williams of West Palm
Beach, Fla. Mrs. Harvey Ohmer of
Raleigh, the former Heleu Taylor;
Mrs. I. C. Triplett Jr. of Lenoir,
the former Betty Scott Gib
bons and 'Mrs. Louis Latham of
- ,! EXAVE3T HOUSTON
Exavery Houston, 82 of the Sarec
ta Community of ; Duplin County
died early Tuesday morning in the
Duplin" General Hospital at Kenans
ville after a brief illness.
Funeral services were conducted,
at tne Hajlsville Presbyterian Chu
rch Wednesday s afternoon at 1 2:00
O'clock by : Rev; i Walter . H. Good
man. Interment was in tho Joe Tho
mas Family Cemetury f near, tlx
home.. ' , '
. He is survived by one sister 'Mrs.
Ida Thomas of Kenansville, Rt
, , BV CASWELL MOORE ,
R, Caswell Moore, 5, or the Bow
den community died in a Wilson hos
pita! Saturday night Funeral ser
vices were held at the Warsaw
M:thodist Church Monday, at 3 p.
m.; Conducted by the Re. Ted Wil
son, pastor. Burial followed in the
Wayne Memorial Park Cemetery
near. Goldsboro. He is survived by
to wife, .the" former Sally Taylor;
one son, Caswel Moore Jr., of War
jaw; two daughters, Mrs. Edith
Oavenport of Greenville, Mrs. R. H. .
Sheppard of Rockingham- six grand
Children, one sister, Mrs. Herman
Taylor of Warsaw. f ,
WILLIE ALLEN BLACKBURN '
Willie Allen Blackburn, 77 died
early Saturday morning at bis home
in Warsaw after a lingering illness.
Funeral services were conducted
at the graveside in Pinecrest Ceme
tery Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock by Rev. Paul Mull, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church.'
He is survived by one brother
Robert Blackburn of the home, and
several neices and nephews. : ,
MliS. TESSIE K WILLIAMS
Mrs. Tessie Nordan Williams, 70,
of Wallace died in a Wilmington
hospital Sunday afternoon after sev
eral menths declining health. ..;
Funeral services were held at
3:00 P. M. Tuesday at the Taber
nacle church of Bobbins, N.- C,
conducted by the Reverend Wallace
Kirby, Pastor of the Methodist Chu
rch in Wallace, N. C. assisted by
the pastor of the Tabernacle chur
ch, Burial was in the church ceme
tery. Sne is survived by one son, Clyde
Williams of Hampton, Va., one dau
ghter, Mrs. Robert Burchanan of
Wallace, N. & with whom she made
Wilmington, the former Katherine
Thompson. These four honorees
greeted the guests.
The first floor of the Williams
home was decorated with arrange
ments of Summer flowers.
Mrs. J. J. Gibbons, Mrs. Jerri?
Howe, Mrs. W. T. Hines and Mrs.
J. B. Stroud Jr. alternated at the
punch bowl. Assisting in the dining
room were Misses Nancy and Mary
Miller, Inga Christianson and Atha
Josey.' Around fifty guests called
from Kinston. Mt. Olive, Wilming
ton and Faison between 3:30 and
5:30 in the afternoon. ; 1
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MRS. LLT.SIE M. TU-
, Mrs. Lessie Murphy Teaehey. 70
of Rose Hill widow of, tlie late John
-.it.
I - .i. 1 servii s v -re c ' 'ej
at the Lethel Vtc- L.thoJist
Church near Jlose Lill Sunday after
noon at 4:00 O'clock by Rev. Sidney
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3 i i ' i i. j t netcy.
iiiie id i.rvitd ty two dtuu.-uffs,
Mrs. J. T. Demiing of Clinton and
Mrs. Myrtle Eenworthy of Piy-
jiI C-i ot i. jni.n, Li.l. ?iiise3
J e sn Vt' a Uiin)hy both of
Ke K J. Three granjclildren
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