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- Mrs. Herman -Williams, acconsp
ahied '.Mr.' and Mrs. Elmo Wcikor
Visiting "Mrs..jLilI Sitterson on
Hastef were Mr. and Mrs. F. feele
and daughter of aWililamstoB, Mr.
and Mrs. James Kennedy and dau
ghter of Rose Hill,' Mr,' Frances
Moore and' son ef Dunn and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sitterson.
Mrs. D. S.Williamson, Steve Wil
liamson and Mrs, Hazey Scott at
tended a funeral in Burlington on
Sunday. . "
Mrs Mary Southerland spent the
week end in Raeford.
' Mrs.' F." W. McGowcn visited in
. Fayetteville and Laurinbur; during
the week end.
.-' Mr, and Mrs. Lester Biinson and
daughter spent the week end with
her parents in China Grove.
; Visiting Mr .and Mrs. Tom Quinn
during the Faster week end were
her daughter and three children.
Mrs. Caroll Vereen, of Columbia,
South Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
by Quinn and two children of Kin-
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ston.'Mr.' and Mrs. Bobby Pittman
and1 daughter of Jacksonville nad
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Rivenbark
of Rose Hill. ? '
Little . Eddie Sparks of Norfolk,
Virginia is Spending the week with
his grandmother. Mrs. B. B. Wil
liamson. Visitors of the Gordon Kornegay's
during Easter were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Paschal of Glendon. Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Paschal of Chad-
bourn, Bill Kornegay of Amherst,
Vlassachusests and Kent Frederick
son of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Bullock and family of Mt. Olive.
lum an dsaw "Easter the Awaken
ing. - '"'
After visiting the Planetarium we
went to the Liggett and Myers ci
garette factory at Durharri which
makes L4t.f, Chesterfield and Oasis
cigarettes;; The 'Duke Chapel "-and
University were our next stop. At
the Chapel Mr. Sharpe told us about
the Gothic Architecture of the Cha
pel. ; . -kyi; '' ' . 'v :&
We visited the , Raleigh-Durham
Airport next and observed planes
landing and taking off.
On our way home we stopped at
a tastee freeze an den joyed ice
cream. .
We arrived at the school again at
about 8:30 o'clock.
Southerland News
By Christine Southerland
Visitincr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grady
and 'Mrs. Kate Grady on Sunday
With The Duplin
Circuit Rider
Good, Better, Best, never let it
rest, until your good is better, and
your better is your best- Goes a pop
ular little rhyme. Now if man knew
as much about getting along with
and serving God and fellow man
as he does about making eighteen
hundred pounds of Tobacco to the
acre and was as successful in so . werp Mr .and Mrs. Herman Spence
doing, Man would 'reallv mave it 'of Kinston.
made." ) Miss Bobby Jock Herring, Miss
America needs to learn to be sue- 1 Linda Lou Smith and Mr. Lynn
cessfui in serving God and man. Sutton of Asheville, Miss Brend
and Russia needs to see how it is Grady of Wilson and Miss June
done - Lest we botn perish. j Ann Smith of Rateirh were home
Church School as usual. ' for the Raster holidays.
Last quarterly conference at . Mrs. Martha Loftin and children
and Miss Kathy S&uthrlsnd of Kr
ston sperjt Easter with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Souther
land
! Speninq; awhile with Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Southerland wpre Mr
Unity at 11:00 A. M.
OUR TRIP
Pv; Tommy Jtowsnn
On April 4th .Mrs. Edna E. Brin- lan'l Mrs. Ashley Hill Aldridge and
Hello; Just back from several
days in Florida. Went to take my
Tranddaughter, Miss Annette Gat
Bn to her home in- Jax. for Spring
holidays from Red Spring College
before her graduating ' day May
29th. T left here March 2lst; for
Lumberton, took a short -cut to my
neices's home, got lost there, ran
over Lumberton several times be
fore finding her home: We left Wed
A M. met many patrolmen, 'plus
northern tourist'. , My apeedmoter
went out of fix again arrived at
dark, found all OK.' Took speedo
meter to Bill Terry's next day, had
it fixed; we all-worked, ate- slept,
the time passed so ' quickly, : left
Tuesday good hick all way, Saw sev
eral "picked for reason unknown
to us, stopped only to gas ket drink
stretch a bit and "lounee about.
Back to Red Springs,; spent, night
, The Rev. Blenkenborn. "of the
Goldsboro Airboro Methodist Chur"
ch began, revival services in', the
Woodland Methodist Church last
Sunday night. The series of meet
ings, beginning t at T;30 . o'clock;
will continue through each evening
of the .week.v . -j
Those of the community attend
ing the wedding of Ray Westbrook
and Becky Porter in Wadesboro oti
Easter Sunday- Included ' Mr.' and
Mrs. Willard , Westbrook and boys,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Westbrook and
Joan Francis, Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
Kornegay, Andrew Kornecay, Pan'
Williams, ' Kenneth A Smith, y Viola
Westbrook," Mr. and Mrs. ! Lewis
Westbrook arid Mr and Mrs; Paul
in Lumberton with Neice; Mr and t Westbrook and children; Mrs. S. V;
Mrs. S. L. Shaw.i left ' early next Massey; Joan Francis . Westbrook
morning, in Wallace around noon i was.a bridesmaid in the wedding,
bv Rose Hill, visited Cecil Rhodes. A. J. Walker visited in the home
who had been in HosDital. some.o' Mr. and Mrs. 'Herman Rouse iri
better, on by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sanderson's where dinner' was on
Watha Sunday. Betty H Walker wh
had spent a two weeks, visit In the
the table on by Mr .and Mrs. David I Rouse Home returned home with
Kilnntrlrfc for a minuto - nn Home. . mm.'
son and 42 pupils accompnn:e1 ny
Mr. Lauren Sharpe. Mrs. Ki Good
man. '?.Ir. D. J. Kilpatrick, Mrs.
Amos Chestnutt and ' Mrs. Paul
Ptpphens Ietf school about 8 n
ro on an educational trip. eW had
excitement when a tire blew out a
hout 6 miles from Newton Grove.
We were delayed some on that ac
count. 'We ate lunch at the Kenan
Stadium and enjoyed it very much
although it was very cool. After lun
ch we went to Morehead Planetar-
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pirls of New Vork, who are visitinr
relatives near Pink Hill, on Fridaj
night and Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Tyndall on Thursday ni"ht
Mrs. Bruce Southerland, Deneldp
and Eddie visited Mrs. Lctha Sum
merlin of Mt. Olive Easter and lat
er stopped hv to see Mr. and Mrs
Pinkney Aldridge near Pink Hill.
I Mr. and Mrs. Coolidce Turne
and family visited the Raymonr
i Rocers' Easier afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turner o'
' Greenville visited relatives near
: Harper-Southerland during thf
week end.
I Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Kornegay of
' Anpier and Mrs. Annie Kornegay
of Pink Hill visited the L. C. Sou
therland's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Potter of Deep
Run visited their daurhter, Mrs
William Sutton and family Sunday
afternoon .
Visiting the Harvey Harper's over
the Easter week end were, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Ballard and family of
Richlands, Hr and Mrs. Kenjnetr
Moody and 'Cmldren of Stedman
and Mr. Leamon Harper and child
ren of Fort Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Haymore of
High Point and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Harper of Greensboro visited the
R. D. Harper's during the Easter
week end.
Mr .and Mrs. Jimmy Deaver and
girls of Greensboro visited the
Thurman Harpers over the week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rhodes
visited relatives in Norfolk, Va.
over the week end.
Mrs. Sally Harper spent the week
Good to be back. 1100 miles, $12.00
worth of gas. No oil.'
Appreciate all those sending me
Birthday cards especially, M. A. W.
of Beulaville Date March 21st. hon
ey! Mr. WMbur 'Norris who has been
stationed in Guam for many mon
ths arrived home last week.' ,
Mrs. Kerma Cavenaugh who is ob
lidged to use crutches ta enable her
to get about, was out to church
some for the Spring I revival last
Mesdames W. C . Tyndall and
Charlie Walker visited their father,
W. M. McCullen near Warsaw Sun
day afternoon'. - ;-' ;
The mother of Mrs. Mahlon B.
Wallace, Mrs. Neal Baker of Fay
etteville, spent the week end in the
Wallace home.' She accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cannady,
also of Fayetteville, home on Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mo7eley of
Mrs.. Hioton Turner Sunday .were
Mr.' and MrJ Douglas Turner of
Kinston, preacher and Mrs. Eddie
Kenendy of Deep Run and. Bobby
Howard lf Kinston. , 1 1 7
-Mr. James Walker went to Rox
boro Sunday to accompany his wife
home from the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Millard where she bad
spent the past week. He also saw
bis new granddaughter who was re
cently born-to the Millard's
. The B. FV Grady Home Econom
ies Club met fat the home of Mrs.
Willard Westbrook; with Mrs. ,Wesfc
brook as hostess for a regular mon
thly meeting last : Monday. i-Tie
Home Agent, Mrs. Spieer, gave ah
interesting demonstrationx en"Llr
Ing Room . Arrangements for' Use
-Ml.BeauQr.'tliere ':fM:Ili-imi'
es 'present.' :vh
.' jRecent guest in the home' of Mr
and Mrs. S. R. Chestnutt were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Wells bf Wallace:
Mr. Minnie Summerlin of Mt.
Olivet Mrs. Glennle Outlaw and
Donie Jerome fa A&andrV. '
Misses Peggy and Carol Tyndall
and Francis Holmes accompanied
Mr and Mrs: Leland Wallace and
family to the Cliffs of the Neuse
Sunday on a picnic outing. ;
. Mr. and Mrs..' Leland Wallace
and- girls visited ; Mr - .and Mrs.
Robert Herring and Mr., and Mr.
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them for a short visit Sunday.
Miss Kay Sanderson of E. C. T. i
C. was home over Easter week end, '
entertaining friends from Fayette- j
ville. Her mother, Mrs. T. F. San-
ierson is mending after a fall
which seriously injured her left leg.
Mrs. Cora pariter nas-recently
returned from Burlington where
she has been visiting with her child
ren . .
Mrs. Ruby Beale of Wilmington
spent Easter-Sunday with her mo
ther, V. Milloy here.
Mr. S. L. Carter returned from
Charlotte where he has been visit
ing relatives. His son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. H .L. Carter and
daughter Jean accompanied him
when he spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sanderson. and.
family, i ., . ;; ,V., .
Bobblft Brinkley, son flf Mf. ftftd
Mrs. Graham Brinkley, Wallace,
Rt, 2 is now with the U. S. Army,
stationed at Ft. Jackson, S. C. He
entered the Army in March and
was a Chinquapin Hign Muaem
here.
Boy-"Pop, what's a monologue?"
Pop "My boy, a monoologue is a
conversation between a husband
and wife." Boy, "I thought that was
a dialogue." Pop, "No, a dialogue
is wner two persons are pseaking.
Inquisitive youngster; "Pop, what
is dew?" Irritated dad, "The rent,
the note at the bank, the install
ment on my car,': 'Now run along.'
Mrs. Haywood Hall and daughter
Mary, of Angiers, Mrs. G: G. Rho
des, and Miss Bertha Rhodss of
Richlands were visitors through
here after visitng Mr. and Mrs. Ce
cil Rhodes of Rose Hill. ; !
All the many Easter visitors here
are back home now and probably
back to normal. Let's hope we all
are here for another Easter next
year, after having done ine oesi
and Mrs. H. S. Tyndall, Sunday..
Guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Wallace over the week
end were their daughter and son-in-law,
Douglas and Mittie Ruth Shi
var of Arlington, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Walker at
tended the Waters-Anderson wed-,
ding in the Garner's Chapel Sun
day. Their small son, Aubrey, was
the ring bearer in the wedding. ,
Dr. H. L. Harrell filled his regu
lar preaching appointment at Wood-1
land Sunday. Following the ser
vices, he with his family, were lun- j
cheon guest in the home of Mrs.- j
Harley Smith. Other guests of Mrs.
, Smtih on Sunday were Mr. and ,
I Mrs. Bradford Henderson and chil-1
dren of Smithfield and Mr. and.
I Mrs. Charlie Bass and. children of j
Nashville. i
i Mr .and Mrs. Earl Faires and !
children visited Mrs. Faires mother
Mrs. Virginia Faires in WaUacw
Sunday. . 1
VisHpr hy Vjg borne., of Mr. and
as
we could; with what we have,
lone as we have it!
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