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':; • Wett. not too trig tho future
4 there seems to be a dim light
v • which means parties, parties, and
v « more parties! Fact is, that two BIG
- J social functions are on the program
■ THIS week, but since 1 must meet
* a deadline TO have to tell you
J about them next week.
J Young ones, old ones, fat and
J skinny, short and tall . . . yep, ev
• eryone is wearing those things
J fbermuda shorts) these days! Most
• any place you look, you’ll see shin
. **tng knees. Jimmy Burnette was
»guite a sport last Saturday night
I".'; ewhen he appeared at the Explorer
f Scout danefe in bermnda shorts,
;• | high socks, etc. - - - ■
* Gaynelle Puckett, Ernest Bracey,
« Jimmy .Bracey and yours truly de
1 Jcided to get real energetic last
* Tuesday night. You just can’t beat
$ that homemade strawberry ice
j! cream, and what I mean we didn’t
-. J even have to turn the freezer. Elec
4 tricity was the great discovery!!
5 Stuart Patten,' Clark Council,
J Tommy Clifton and Billy Patterson
J are the Scouts from Mount Olive
■ who are making the trip to New
j Mexico. This is the annual expedi
; : tion to Philmont Ranch near Cim
L • arron, N. M. Before leaving Stuart
* and Tommy surprised everyone by
* new crew cuts and their own girl
• friends would hardly recognize
J them!
J , The usual crowd was seen af Tay
« tor’s pond Thursday night, Anne
a Bracey, Bert May, Snow Miller,
J “Tinker” Bell, Delores Butler, Bill
«Tillman, Ernest Bracey, Jimmy
. < Bracey, Sylvia Martin, Mary Helen
.{Burgess, Gaynelle Puckett, Joel
• Harris, Sue Williams, Graham
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LJ. Simmons
Cooke, Johnny Thigpen, Harry
Cook, Sybil McCullen, Barbara El
lis, Rose Lindsay, Tommy A vent,
Mary Wolfe, Pete Kelly Virginia
Pigford, and loads more.
_Sybil McCullen and Barbara El
lis were at Carolina Beach last
Thursday, but they rushed home
to be with the gang Thursday night
Can you imagine not wanting to
stay at the beach?
Lloyd Warren, Jackie Crumpler
and Bert May left for the beach
Sunday^ You know they’re having
h fine time!!
GOSSIP BITS: Home from Caro
lina are Jack Grimes, Andy An
drews, Billy Warrick and Bob
TIolmes. Gaynelle Pucket was seen
with Billy Summerlin Wednesday
| night. Isn’t Mark Cherry getting
around quite a bit these days??
Laurence Hassell has a reason for
liking Faison and- her name is
Annette Davis.
Friends are wondering if Re
becca Oliver wasn’t the gal riding
around on a* Chevrolet Saturday
night. Patricia Hines is Wing seen
with Bob Whitfield. Anne Bracey
was dating June Wolfe last week
end. Isn’t there a certain young
man in town who is trying to give
Gene Wolfe a little competition
with Carole? What couple’s having
.1 little trouble because of a third
party/ and last Sunday night? Vio
let Goodson was home last week
end from Raleigh.
Mary Stevenson Britt and Boyd
Wilson spent last weekend in
Jacksonville.''
Calypso Class Holds:
Picnic, Wiener Roast >
The Intermediate class, of the
Calypso Presbyterian church was
entertained with a wiener roast at
Goldpark lake Wednesday after
noon. . '
Those present were Bill Best,
teacher; Ann and Frances Sutton,
Sandra and Ray Grice, Eva Strick
land, Ellen Tadlock, Barbara Grice,
Hood Sutton, Ann Sloan, Mrs. Lo-"
la Martin, Mrs; M. H. Sutton, Judy
and Woody Best, Melva Martin,
Gail Martin, and Albert Jernigan.
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(By Mrs. Granger Sutton)
Hii« Shelby Jean Jernigan o!
near 'Faison spent the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. James Earl
^Mr^’and Mrs. Cleaford Earl
Weeks of GoldaJ>oro and Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Porter rf nw Gran
tham visited Mrs. Tim Sutton Sun
^*Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sutton and
family and Mr. and Mtsl Earl Loc
kamy and baby of Goldsboro were
dinner guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Sutton, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Hill and
baby of Mount Olive visited the
Gilbert Suttons Sunday.
L. A. Sutton of Turkey and If m
M. Sutton of Greensboro visit
bert
ed the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Granger Sutton, over the last
weekend. . „ '
Mrs. J. A. Sinclair of Keener sec
tion spent Friday and Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. T. O. Sutton.
Mrs. Charlie Coszer of Washing
ton spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. D: O. Lindsay.
Sirs. Albert Whitfield of near
Mount Olive spent Wednesday with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenza Whitfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fanner
and family of Mount Olive spent
Sunday with the latter’s mother,
Mrs. B. L. McCullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Jackson
and Bedford Jackson of Wilming
ton spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hetary Jackson.
Mrs. W. F. Best and children of
Burgaw visited Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Best part of last week.
Miss Johnnie Belle McCullen of
Goldsboro spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
McCullen. t
Summerlin X-Roads
By Mrs. CaH
Mrs. Carl Tucker and baby of
Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Rhodes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Good
son and daughters of Greenville
spent the weekend with relatives
in this area.
Oliver Wendell Alpbin of Ar
lington, Va., is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alphin.
Mis. Ella Outlaw, who spent last
week in Raleigh, returned home
Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell and
children visited Mrs. Bell’s moth
er, Mrs. Johnny Price, of Seven
Springs Sunday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L Amon
during the weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Amon and daugh
ter, Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. John Amon
Jr., and children of Goldsboro,
Sir. and Mrs. Wayne Faulk
and children, Mrs. J. B. Faulk of
Bear Marsh, and Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Westbrook and daughter
of Albertson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jernigan and
Mrs. Josephine Powell of Kenans
ville, visited John Hollingsworth of
Chinquapin Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Herring and children
of Newport News, Va., are visiting
relatives-in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Summerlin
and Mr. and Mrs. Colon Garner at
tended the funeral of Allie Hinson
of Fort Barnwell Sunday.
Bobby Quinn of Fort Bragg is
visiting bis parents, Mr. and ins,
Tommie Quinn. .
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Whitman
and daughter, Patricia, Mrs. Julia
Jones and Judy Bell visited Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Stackhouse of
Camp Leieuhe Saturday. ■ . • •
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams and
cmioren in, ihiwiuh, v*
■pent the wtfekenQ with jlp, m2
Mrs. Herbert J. Summerlin. ......
- Mrs. Lelsmd Gamer and chil
dren of Newport News, Vs., spent
lest week with relatives here., Ice
land Gamer joined his family for
the weekend and they relished
home Sunday. • * , .
Mr..and Mrs. R. L. Sykes,and
Miss ilary Lee Sykes of Keoans
ville visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Ivey Sunday. i'S ;.
Mr. and Mrs. Liston Summerlin
and children of Warsaw and. Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Lewis of Mount Ol
ive visited Mr. and Mm G. L. Sum
merlin Sunday. Mi
Mrs. W. L McPherson and ctod
dren of Raleigh and Mrs. Norman
Outlaw spent Sunday at White
"ft. Addle Potter of Gel^boCo
is visiting relatives in this area.
BIrs. W. D- Edwards of «Saniord
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alphin
Sunday. / .
Mrs. T. L. Robertson and daugh
ter, Janice, of Goldsboro spent
put of last week with relatives
here. Lorraine Ivey returned home
with them on Thursday to spend
several days/ i <
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(By Mr*. Garland Aiptiml
Members of the MYF attended
the sub-district picnic last Saturday
afternoon. '
The electrical storm cut off mec
tricity, telephones, wind blewdown
crops and right much hail wa*ire
ported. Tobacco had to be set up
before it could be harvested Tues
day afternoon. ■ .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gra^^nhd
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grady,
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. - Dan
Grady and daughters spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Grady. ■
Mr. and Mrs. C. G .Ivey. Jr., and;
children spent Sunday with _the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes Rouse near Kenansvill*. '
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Outlaw, ac
companied by Mrs. Fred Lewis <v is
ited William Outlaw Sunday* -, in,
Gastonia where he is an operative
gatient^ in the N. C. Orthopedic
°Annte Lois Grady of Grebhlille
spent the weekend at '~EISf~)t$iii6
here.'. " • *.. *' -v :‘v. [ ::
Mis. CaUie Alphin of Mt QJfre
spent a few days last Week with
her children hoe. " f*:. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grady visited
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Garner at, Fh
quay Springs Sunday. The Garners
announce the birth of a daughter
July 13 at a Raleigh hospital, tjlfs.
Garner is the former Elisabeth
Grady, daughter of Mr. and Mia.
Ed Grady. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey SuUivanq, »r.
and Mrs. Garland Alphin ahdjchik
dren, Mr. and Mrs: C. C. Ivey, Jr;,
and children and Mr. and Mn. Ed-'
ward Jones and Buddy enjoyed an
ice cream party at the home o( *
and Mrs. W. G. Sullivan S "
evening. The occasion was in
of Brenda Carol Sullivan’s
birthday.
Mrs. Mertie Cherry spent
weekend with hef sister ane ._
band, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walter
of the Smith Chapel community.
Mrs. Annie Alpnin, accompanied
by. Mrs. Rose Alphin of ML Olive,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Preston SSs
ser and Mrs: Addie Brogden Seat
Grantham Sunday. •••«
■ Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Grady visited
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Barack near
Seven Springs Sunday.
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