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,eth Tayloi; -Wednesday and Th-
r. and MrsiAAXanlW and ;.Mr
rd Croon spent Wednesday at
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Delma -EzseU pf.Wiiirilftcton
spent the :week' end tWIT Mr, ,an4
Mfs.Harold WaMj.' I.
, 'Mrs, Emily pail.'Gene and Emily
Sua' of Chinquapin? visited Mr." and
Mrs.i L. Q. "turnef,- Thursday aftee-
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Mrs. Alice- Korrercy' "and' Mr;
Milton Xornegay. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Avery Kornesay and
Tracy Ann. at. the Air Force Base,
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Myrtle Beach, 8. 0. 41" ?
' Mr. and. Mrs." Kenneth Taylor, at
tended the supper and harvest sale
in the': TaytorBridge .,Commun.tty.
building Friday evening, sponsored
by the Ladies of Trinity Methodist
Church.-;? r,.r'!?;' " A V h '
Mr, and Mps, - tavid S. Rouse,
Bobby,. Jimmy and Da'ton Rousa.
L. F. Johnson and David Cole. at
tended the State Fair, la Raleigh
on Wednesday.;'; Vi'iv..;
Mrr and Mrs.-M. J. Kelly went
'o Wlinington Thursday on busi
ness '.'';.:5riw..?',-;'"f ;- ''V'Vi 'V'
Mr. and Mra. L. O. Turner imi
Mrs. Audrey Joyner spent Wednes-
! day at Topsail (Beach; .y , . a
'' Mr .and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and
tt Mr. ana Mrs. a. wumot jr. aena-
ed the district meetShtsof the Rural
! Letter Carriers Association, .Satw-
day night, . i . - 'k -
day night held in the North Duplin
School Building. , , i ; ; ;. F:
Mr.' and Mrs. E BVane, . Sheila;
Janet and Nancy visited relative,
in town over the week end.' . , -, f
Miss Anne Pope of Meredith Cot
lege spent the Week end with her
mother Mrs. C. H. Pope. ; ' r
. Mr. and Mrs .1., N. Home arm
Mr AnH Mr Kpnnoth Tnvlnr vl
ited Rev; and Mrs. T: H. Williami
and Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Hill in
Swansboro Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith, Gary
and Al visited Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Taylor in Penderlea Sunday. '. I
Mr. and Mrs. Huijh Sanderson,
Mrs. Jerry Smith and Mr?. Victor
Parker attended the State Fair in
RaleiRb oa Tuesday."
Edward Oats of the U, S. Air;
Force stationed - in Alabama is '
. Tl.a secretary being absent, the
minutes were read and roll called
by Mrs. J., C. Chesjnutt. ' . i H.
.. Mts. Paul fiasa read a note from
Mrs. J. S. Sutton,;, thanking the W.
M. U. for gift and good fellowship.
; Mrs. Bass, retiring president, waa
presented a gift, in appreciation of
her eesvlccsv -f. p -rip i:;.
Tnero Were teporta from various
oommlttea ; chairmen after' ; which
the meeting adjourned with prayer.
a-
Rouso-Creech Wed
In Florida ' .'V;-
Judith Gavle rrtech, daughter of
Mrs. Herman Tyndall of Deep Run
and Walter Jerald Rouse, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David, Rouse of Mag
nolia were united in. marriage, on
September in the Navy Chapel, ft
Jackson vO'ei, Florida, ?.
' The bride ia a senior, at East Car
olna'Collese, . v. . ,
The groom is a ' graduate of
wok Keaaa Hliih School and at
tended East Carolina College be
fore entering the U. S. Marine
(Corps. ' , ''
The Couple are making their home
at SS4S Leslie. Road in Jacksonville,
Florida. The bride plans to finish
her school, there. ....
? Doys
In Service
LEMNON GENE QUINN
Lennon Gene Quinp son ef Mr.
and Mrs.; A. & Quian ol Rt. , Beu
lavillo, N. C. Prior to; joining the
Navy, he attended Beulaville High
lieutenant to the United States Air
Force upon graduation from: Offi
cers Training School at. Lacklaad
APB!;vTex.t7.x:if;y "',il, . ,;:
: Lieutenant Davis was selected for
the training course through competi
tive examuialions with other col
lege' graduates. He, received bs, de
gree fat Industrial Relations from
(be. University of North: Carolina
prior to entering the Air Force,
last stationed -in, Korea. :';::;?,;:,.
The 22-year-old soldier attended
Charity High .hwL . ' , . v
Army PPQ AP4ckBtK son
of Mr, md Mr Roeevfett Pickett.
Route 1, Beulaville, N. C is a
member ef the. ; i . Pirtaipi'i
34tr Infantry which recently par
ticipated to a parade hnorlnT Lt
The lieutenant, whose wife, Betty ju er,,fen, reorma
tiuo. tn KimaviK: N C li bAiniA rtirtider of' the -If Cenuiut
assicoed to Moody AFB, Ga., to a
combat survival course.
P. RANDOLPH PICKETT
Army Tvtf Randolph Piekett, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pickett,
School. Aceerding fa, the local Navy RoM N c ' mem;
Recruiter, Chief Proctor, Seaman
Recruit Quino was transferred to
tne U. S. Naval Training Center,
Saa Diego, California, where he wilt
receive training and ' subsequently
return heme an a 14 day leave per
iod. Ckie Procter local Navy He-
bers of the 3d Armored Cavalry
Regiment recently participated in
Exercise Wet .Horse I at Fort Miles,
Del.
Wet Horse 1 was &n amphibious
exercise designed to test armored
ui.r r thi invito. onvnnA un personnel ana equipment m
interested in the Navy to contact , la"KJa"d beaclihead operations
him a) the local Navy Recruiting
Office located, Pearson Bldg., Kin
sion. N. C, . .
Mrs. Smith, . ;
Canasta Hostess
: Mrs. Abbie Smith was hostess to
fthe Canasta Club, Fid ay night at
her home. Those playing were Mrs.
Jerry Smith; Mrs. C. L. Quinn,
Mrs. William Petter. Mrs. J. W. 1
Newkirk, Mrs. Melvin Pope, Mrs. ;
Hugh Sanderson, Mrs, Pete Lanier
and Mrs. Abbie Smith. Mrs. J. W, !
Newkirk made high score, and was
awarded a $rUe.
During the social hour Mrs. Smith
JAMES E .DAVIS
James E. Davis, son ef Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin E. Pavis of Elco, Pa.,
has been commissioned a second
The 3d Armored Cavalry received
orders on Oct. 11 for immediate
movement to Europe to boost U. S.
military strength in that area. ;
A cannoneer in Howitzer Battery
of the regiment's 1st Reconnais
sance Squadron at Fort George G.
Meade, Md., Pickett entered the
Array in February 1960 aod was
ing at 'tort , . C, -rlve4
0vei s 1 .JIqvm '
':' He $ i 10. 1 gid,at of CL,
High Schoot RoeehJU ?
OMMiB StuttgH Germany..
. Pickett and other 34th Infantry
oersonnel iclned, in swnorinn the
German Arm" commanderi whose
command cooperated very closely 1
with U. S. Army troops In border ,
patrols and numerous field ma'
neuvers, upon his, retirement after
45 years of service. j
Plrkett, an automatic rtflempn
In the infantry's Company A m
Ausburg, entered the Armv 1n
June 1960, completed basic 'tram
spending some time with Mr. and!.
Mrs. Bromley 'Pope.
' Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rouse of
Jacksonville -spent ' the week end
with their ' parents Mr. and Mrs;
Joseph Rouse and Mr. and Mrs,
Hubert Howard.
' Mr. and Mrs. Melvjri Pope and
Harry and Mrs. Lloyd Pope attend
ed State Fair in Raleigh, Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor
went to GoWsboro Monday after
noon. !
Mrs.' Jerry Smith and Gary went
to Raleigh Saturday.
Gene Rouse, student at State Coir
lege' spent the Week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
itouse.
." Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pope, Bu'f
dy and Carol-and Mrs. Richard
Sessoms attended State Fair in
Raleigh Wedaosday. -'- '-,
Mrs. CarttOK Smith and Mrs. Ah
bie Smith, wept .to Jlalelsh. Monday
on Dusiness, . ., -.r, t
served cake,' coffee aqdj, nits.
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W. M. U. Met Tues.
The W.; M. U: M Magnolia Baptist
church met Tuesday night October
i7 at the church with the president
Mrs. L. J5, Pope presiding,
The program opened by singing
"Jesus ShsB Reign", followed by
prayer by Mrs. Paul Bass.
Program Topic for'fhe month was
That Thy Way May Be Known."
Mrs. Paul Bass was in charge, as
sisted by Mrs. M. L. Rogers and
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