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Woodland Society
Personals
Gail MeClenny of Turkey spent
the weekend with Miss Linda Ray
Westbrook. Miss MeClenny and Lin
da Ray are class mate? at Mt.
Olive Junior College.
Mr. Lynn Cox of E. C. C. was a
caller in the James E. Westbrook
home Saturday uip,ht.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Westbrook
and children went to Beu'aville
Saturday afternoon to sec the Chris
mas Parade,
jl The W.S. C; 6. of Woodland will
? have their fellowsnip meeting and
, supper Wednesday night Dec. 12.
The supper will be at 6:30. followed
by a program.
Chaplain. Don Lawson of Caswell
Training School, Kins ton. will show
a film on "The Caswell Sio-y". The
public is invited to attend and see
the film.
Mrs. James Westbrook visited her
sister, Mrs. Wayne Faulk at the
Goldsboro Hospital part of last
week.
Ouest of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Williams Sunday were Mrs. Nelson
Heath of Wallace and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Wallace of Kenansville.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Mahion Wallace were Mr. and Mrs.
Edd Parker and children of Ben
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl King and
children of Rocky Mount visited in
the Fred Herring home Saturday
afternoon. Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Annie Brock and Mr. and Mrs.
Odell Brock and children of Warsaw
visited Mr. and Mrs. Herring.
Mr. W. <L. Westbrook attended a
swine conference held in the Agri
cultural Building in . Kenansville
recently.
Mrs. Carl Howell and Miss Linda
Howell of Kinston visited Mrs.
Dwight Walker Monday.
Mrs. Jack Wells and son Stacy Al
len of Wallace visited Mr. and Mrs
S. R. Chestnutt Monday.
Mr. Johnny Miller, John Miller of
Lumberton, Dennis Stroud and
Misses Carol Moore, Dot Cherry
and Jackie Miller were luncheon
guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Howard in Pink Hill Sun
day.
Mrs. Rodney Howard and father
Johnny Miller visitd relatives in
Winston-Salem recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Turner and
family attended church services at
Turner's Chapel in Jones County
Sunday.
OPEN HOUSE FOB
MR. AND MRS. WALKER
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Walker
of Woodland who recently moved
into their newly completed home
near Woodland church were honor
ed by a Open House given by Mes
dames D. V. Grady, Allen Kvroe
gay, and Durwood Walker Saturday
night December the 8 from 7:00
until 10:00 p. m. The home was
open throughout. An arrangement
of Christmas hollies and berries
centered with a red taper, was used
to decorate the dining room table,
and a Christmas tree with greenery
graced the living room.
Mrs. Allen Kornegay met the
guest, at the door, Mrs. D. V.
Grady of Kenansville poured punch.
Potota chips, pickle and nuts were
served buffett style on individual
christmary plates. Mrs. Durwood
Walker presided in the gift room.
Approximately 50 invited guest
attended.
SHOWER HONORS
MR. AND. MRS. SMITH
Mesdames K. J. Smith, Leland
Wallace, and Joe Westbrook were
hostess last Friday night to a show
er honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ryan
Smith, recently moved in the home
of Mrs. Wallace. The hostesses ser
ved fruits, nuts and candies from
serving trays that were decorated
n a Christmas motif. Minature
Santa Claus were given the guest
u favors.
Mrs. Smith is the former Iona
King of Jacksonville.
CHURCH BOARD MET
The official church board of the
Woodland church called a quarterly
inference Sunday morning follow
ng church services to elect a build
ng and planning committee to ser
/e on the proposed building project
H the church. The following were
jlected to serve on the building
committee; James E. Westbrook,
James M. Walker, K. J. Smtih, W.
L. Westbrook and Harold Kornegay. i
Mesdames Harold, Cecil Rodney,
and Carl Kornegay, Mri. Mannie
Kornegay, and Mrs. Eula Mae West
brook on the planning committee.
David W. Scott
SH35FPARD AFB, Tex. ? Air
man Third Class David W. Scott
of Kenansville, N. C., is 'being
reassigned to Francis E. Warren
AFB. Wyo., following his graduat
ion from the United States Air
Force technical training corse for
electrical power production spe
cialists here.
Airman Scott learned to operate
tors used to furnish electric po
tors usgd to furnish electric po
wer to Air Force installations.
The airman a graduate oJ umui
lavllle, N. C.) High School, 'to
the aoii of Mr. and Mrs. Derwood
W. Scott of At. 1, Xonanaville.
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To horfour the fiftieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston Sloan
their daugthers
.will receive at an Open House
on Saturday, the twenty-secoiid of December
from six-thirty to eight-thirty o'clock
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for those extra special holiday desserts.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
For The Men
Of Your Family
TIMELY CLOTHES - KNOX HATS
? Manhattan Shirts & Pajamas ?
Crosby Square Shoes ? Jantzen Sweaters
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119 E. Walnut St Goldsboro, N. C.,
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to fill the family stockings with something special for every mem
ber of the family. A visit to a nearby electric appliance dealer
will help yon select gifts that are both practical and appreciated.
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For Mother there are scores of dmesaving, small appliances
to brighten her holiday as well as save her time, steps and effort
for years to come. For Dad, yonll find power tools or perhaps
an electric razor. And for the children, there are electrical toys
as well as more practical gifts. ^
Why not solve your family gift problem with a one-stop shojv
ping trip to a nearby appliance dealer? When yon give better
electrically, you're sure to please that "someone special
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