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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd G. Hudson of
Charleston. S. '<t wore week e#d
guest# of Mr and Mrs. Hubert
Simpsoh.
Mrs. Minnie S. Edwards and son,
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd G. Hudson of
Charleston, S. C. attended the B?ui
laville-Topsail basketball game in
Ham&ead Friday night.
Mrs. Mine Kennedy visited Mrs.
Alice Jones ia the Duplin General
Hospital in KenansvHle Thursday
afternoon, also Mrs. Paul Hunter
of Warsaw.
Mrs. Carl Home and Mrs. Em
mett Clark visited Mrs. Mice Jones
In the Buplin General (Hospital Thu
rsday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Hunter eud
son Barry of Washington. D. C.
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Raup and Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Raul Westbrook of
Grady. Mr. and Mrs. Baddy Ste
vens .of Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
AJbertson of Beulaville. Mr. and
Mrs. John Johnson: of Warsaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier en
ioyed seafood at the Southernaire
in Sneads Ferry Tuesday night.
Miss Martha Sandflin, Freshman
at Sullins College spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1. J. Sandlin, Jr.
Mrs. Nick Hodge and Mrs. C. G.
Sandlin of Raleigh spent Friday
and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Brinaon.
Mrs. Malcolm Rhodes, Penny and
haby son of Jacksonville spent Thu
rsday with Mrs. Mattie P. Brad
shaw.
Mrs. Sarah Boiin and Mrs. J. -E.
Sandlin were in Goldsboro Tuesday
Mrs. Lula Q. Parker. Mrs. Paul
Bolin visited Mrs. Lizzie Q. Miller
in Kinston Monday.
Miss Donna Jan Sumner of East
Carolina College In -Greenville spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Everton were
overnight guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Wilbert Everton and family in
Smith field.
Mrs. L. A. Nethercutt of Rocky
Mount spent Wednesday with her
mother, Mrs. Betty Jackson.
Mrs. Alton Brinson and Mrs. Bill
Hussey, Jr. shopped in Kinston
Wednesday.
Misses Woody Shepard. Ernestine
Mitchell, Ann Lewis and Peggy Mit
chell of Jacksonville and Mrs.
James R. Creech, HI dined at the
County Squire Thursday night.
Mrs. Ida Jar map'. of Richlands
and Rena Wacd. Jackson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinson Wed
nesday.
Msr. Adell Matthews, Mrs. Gay
nell Edwards and Patricia made a
business trip to Kenansville Moo
day.
Douglas Clark of Wilmington and
Jonsey Littleton of Swansboro were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Clark.
Betty Lou Jones and Terry Brin
son were in Mount Olive Sunday.
Henry Guy, student at UNC, Cha
pel Hill spent the weend with hit
mother, Mrs. Anna B. Guy.
Mrs. Mamie Thomas and Mrs
Adell Matthews made a business
trip to Kenansville Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. John Barbee and Joy Rich
lands were guest of Mrs. Reuben
Hunter Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll visited
Mrs. C. G. Carroll in Warsaw Thu
rsday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Bryan and Mrs. Lula
Muldrow made a business trip tc
Jacksonville Thursday.
Friends Of Mr. Larry Sandlin art
sorry to learn that he is confined
to his home due to illness.
Mrs. James Miller has returnee
home after being hospitalized in thi
Kenansville hospital for Severn
days.
Mesdames Stephen Smith. Lull
Parker. Emma Wade, Mamie Tbo
mas, Milton Cattle, Betty Jackson
Reuben Hunter and Adell Matthew:
visited Mrs. Margaret Thisgjen am
Toe Dick Miller in the Lcnior Coun
ly Rest Home in Kinston Wedne
my aft^Tnoo.
Mrs Betty Brown has returns
liome after visiting her daughter
Mrs. Dorothy Littleton in Burgav
iof several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond fiender
son of Jacksonville Visited Mr am
Mrs. Simpson Howard and Ra;
Monday.
Circle No. J
Circle No. 1 of the Beulavill
Presbyterian Women of the Chore!
met Tuesday evening at *30 in th
heme of Mrs Grace Clark will, si:
members present. Mrs. Joe Albert
son. Circle chairman, presided tove
the meeting. ~
Mrs. Julia Hinson, secretary, cal
lad the roll and read the mhmtes c
the last meeting.
After a short business meeting th
Bible Study was turned over to Mrs
members present
AT ION VRV, . KN VCLOI*Cfl
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Philip M. J?es
Parris Island,'p. C.-JJarine Pri
vate First Class'5 Phi<T M. Jones,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gentry J. Jones
of Route 1, Chinquapin, N. C., re
cently completed recruit training at
the Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
Parris Island. Boutir Carolina.
The indoctrination to Marine
Corps life includes instruction in
basci military law, discipline, phy
sical conditioning and other miliary
subjects.
Three weeks ace-spent on the rifle
range, where recruits fire the M-H
rifle and receive instruction on
other infantry weapons.
A graduate of the Chinquapin
High School, Jones entered the
Marines in August 1962.
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MILTON C. DELUCA
LACKLAND APB, Tex. ? Airman
Basic Milton C. DcLaca, saa of Mr.
and Mrs. MiMaa DeLuca of Bew
dens, N. C , is being reassigned to
, Chanute APB, 111, for technical
training as a United States Air For
ce communications analysis specia
; list.
Airman DeLuca. who completed
the first phase of his military train
. ing here, was selected for the speci
i allied course on the basis of his in
terests and aptitudes.
I The airman is a 1962 graduate of
. James Kenan High School, Warsaw.
' MELVIN L. BIZZELL
1 Fort Gordon, Ga. - Army Pvt.
Melvin L. Bizzell, son of Mr. and
' Mrs. Lepolia Bizzell, Mt. Olive, N.
1 C., recently completed eight weeks
of advanced individual infantry
I training at Fort Gordon, Ga.
? Bizzell received instruction in
1 combat techniques and in firing the
M-14 rifle and M-60 machincgun,
j two of the Army's newest infantry
~ Ginny Williams
i Is Six
hMrs. Radford Williams honored
her daughter Ginry with a party at
^ their home on January 16th cele
brating her sixth birthday.
; Upon arrival the little guests were
given favors- and several games
L were enjoyed. After Ginny opened
j her many lovely presents, Mrs. Wil
? | liams served refreshments of hot
dogs, Pepsis, birthday cake and ice
cream to the following: Elaise A1
bertson, Grandam Williams, Zebbie
Lanier. Clinia Fountain, Johnny La
nier, Martha Quinn, Lara Quinn.
e Sarah Simpson, Page Lanier, Jeff
h Simpson, Tammy Albertson, Fran
e ces Williams and Peggy Simpson.
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; Announce Birth
Mr. and -Mrs. Freeman Raynor
I- of Beulaville announce the birth of
if a son at Lenoir Memorial Hospital
in Kinston on January 16th. Mrs
e Raynor is the former Miss Gene
i. vieve Sandlin of Beulaville.
ii Announce Birth
e Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lanier ann
ounce, the birth of a daughter, Wir
>. uary 2nd in Lenoir Memorial Hos
The M-yeor old entered the Am?
in Au;>u?t 1062 end completed basic
combat training at Fort Gordon.
Ga.
me Is a <962 graduate of E. E.''
Smith High School in Kenansville.
N. C.
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CLARENCE G. WISH ART JR..
LACKLAND AFB, Tex. - Airman
Third Class Clarence G. Wishart
Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
G. Wishart of 206 8. Currie St., Wal
lace. N. C., is being reassigned to
Ft. Lee, Va., for technical training
as a United States Air Force cook.
Airman Wishart, who completed
the first phase of his military train
ing here, was selected for the spec
ialized course on the basis of his in
terests an daptitudes.
The airman is a 1662 graduate of
Wallace-Rose Hill High School in
Teachey,' N. C.
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PAUL A. FARRIOR
^MCKLANP AFB, Tex. - Airman
Third Class Paul A. Farrior, son of
Mrs. Gertrude J. Farrior of Rt 1
M-gnoiia. N. C.. Is being reassign-'
ed.to Ft Va., for technical
training as a United States Air
force cook.
Airman Farrior. who completed
the first phase of his military train
u>j? here, was selected for the spec
ialized course on the basis of his in
terests and aptitudes.
_ airman is a 1862 graduate of
ville N^C Higih 80,1001 ,n KenaJS
ALONZA P. THOMPSON
OLARJC AB. Philippine Islands ?
Airman Second Class Alonza F
Thompson of Faison, N. C.. has ar
rived here for assignment with an
Air Force Communications Service
unit.
Airman Thompson, a communica
tions aenter specialist, entered the
service in June I960.
The airman, son of Mr. and Mm.
Julius C. Thompson of Rt. 2, Fai
son, is a graduate of Douglass High
School, Warsaw, N. C.
JAMES M. KORNEGAY
USS GUNSTON HALL - James M.
Kornegay, shipfitter fireman, USN
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brown of
Magnolia, N. C. was serving aboard
the dock landing ship USS Gunston ,
Hall while she was part of the -Uni
ted State-s quarantine forces in the
Caribbean.
The Gunston Hail returned to San
Diego, Caljf., Dec. -is, after spend
ing two months with the forces. She
is a unit of the Pacific Fleet Amphi
bious Force, a major element of
American seapower at home and '
abroad.
She was one of more than 20 am
phibious ships with 18,000 Navymen
and Marines called into action from
the West Coast.
Berry C. Kenedy !
USS CABILO - Berry C. Kennedy
engineman third class, USN, son of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kennedy of '
Beulavilte, N. C., was serving a
?55!. dock 'and'lK ship USS
Cabiido, while she was part of the
United States quarantine forces in
the Caribbean.
The forces were under the com
mand of Vice Admiral Alfred G
Ward, USN.
The Cabiido was one of more than
30 amphibious ships called into ae
Uon from the West Coast with 18.
000 Navymen and Marines She
operates from Long Beach, Calif
as part of the Pacific Fleet Amphi
bious Fores a major clement M '
American seapower abroad.
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