Jeulaville Society
' B, Sybil U?, CV JP?
day. Everyone is glad that lie lias
improved.
MrB. Ruth Home shopped in Kin
gton TBurhdfty afteraon. >1
Mr. *nd Mrs. Russell Lanier and
Mr .a*d Mr*. BR1 Carroll had sup-1
per at the Southemelre in Sneads I
Ferry Thursday night
Mrs. Adeline Kennedy of Ken- I
ansvifle spent Sunday with her dau- I
ghter. Mrs. E. L. Batts.
Mr. irtd Mrs. Richard Bostic and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McDowell
attended a National Guard party in
Wilmington Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs. Lou Hallo were in
Raleigh Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinson visi
ted Mrs. Bob Smith m Smithfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Tedder and
family ind Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hod
ge atid Ray in Raleigh Saturday.
Mr. Sambo Harrell visited Mrs
Mattte B. Sutton in the Duplin Gen
eral ^Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Scott Smith visited Mrs |
Mattie B. Sutton in the Duplin Gen
eral Hospital in Kenansville Sunday
afternoon.
George Kennedy of East Carilina I
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College In Greehvjlle spent the week
end with his mother, Mis. Christine
Kennedy.
Mr. bennett Kennedy and Mr. J.
G. Thomas visited their wives in
Richmond, Virginia during the
Acc
Mr. Bobby Kennedy of Ra'.eigh
spent the weekeu i witli his mother,
Mrs. Mina Kennedy.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Henry Hinson for the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Truett Miller of Ral
eigh.
Mr. Gordon Muldrow left Tuesday
to visit his mother who is serious.y
ill in a South Carolina hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haywood
Cottle of Richmond, Virginia visited
Mrs. Nannie Mae Cottle over the
week end.
Mrs. Mina Kennedy spent Thurs
day night with Dr. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Quinn and family in LaGrange.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter, Tim
and Pa?la of Warsaw visited Mrs.
Mina Kennedy Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Drew of Golds
boro visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brin
son and Roger Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Vlck Davis arc
sorry to learn that she fell and
broke her hip Sunday. Mrs. Davis
is hospitalized in the Duplin Gener
al Hospital in Kenansville.
Mr. and Mrs. Raybourne Ken
nedy made a business trip to Kin
ston Monday.
Mrs. Stanley Pickett and daugh
ter, Melony of Fayetteville visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pickett during
the weekend.
Mrs. Laren Heuston Chopped in
Gokisboro Satuday.
Mrs. Macy Moore of Bowden vis
ited Mrs. Zoya Joi.es and family
Sunday.
i Mr. and Mrs. York Lanier made
a business trip to Goldsboro Mon
day.
I Mr. Jim Brinson and Sara Harrell
made a business Lip to Wallace
Monday morning
| Mrs. L*uise Bratcher made a bus
iness trip to KenanaviHe and Wal
lace Thursday.
| Mrs. Zoya Jones, Aaieen Lanier,
I Jo Jarman, Pennie Ray Price, and
Nell Kennedy attended the luickoft
breakfast for National Beauty Sa
ion week Sunday at the Lamp Post
in Wallace. Atterwards the group
attended Church services at the
I Baptist Church.
On Monday they were in Wilming
ton and appeared pn Channel 6 tele
vision program at J.:08 J>. m. Tues
day the group visited Whaleys Fest
Home, Jones Rest Home and the
Southwing at the Kenansvitle Hos
pital. While there they cut and sty
led hair of the patients. The beau
ticians donated their services in
keepir.j with National Beahty Salon
Week.
Miss Agnes Lanier of East Caro
lina College in Greenville spent the
week end with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. York Lanier. Miss Lanier
attended a dance in Goldsboro Sat
urday nicht for the employees of
the Goldsboro Hospital.
Mf. Johnny Jackson, student at *
Bast Carolina, spent the weak end ?'
with his parenu, Mr. and Mrs. f
Maurice Jacuson. te
Mrs. Betty Jean Creech visHed th
Mis. Maitle i3. Sutton in the Dup- ?
lin General Hospital in KenehevUle he
SutLTdaN hi"hL i )
Mrs. by_ Lanier visited Mr. end o\
Mrs. Harry Phillips in Warsaw Men- rc
day afternoon. e<
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Announce Birth ?
Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Miller of
Lynehbur<, Virginia announce the r
birth of a dau"hter, Kemberly Dare. ?
at the Baptist Hospital in Lynch- ,
burg, on February 18th. Mrs. Miller '
is the former Miss Dare Roberts of |
North Wilkesboro, Winston-Salem, ai
N. C.
Circles Meet
Circle No. 1 of the BeulavJIle Pre
sbyterian Church met Tuesday
evening at 7:30 at the home of \trs.
Lou Bell Williams.
| Mrs. R. L. Pruitt taught the Bib
le Study. A group discussion was
held after the study was completed. ;
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served , refreshments of '
sandwiches, jefo topped with ;
cream, coffee and cookies, carry
ing out the Valentine motif.
Circle No. 3 met Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. Harry llorne. j
Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Chairman, tau
ght the Bible Study At the close of |
? the meeting Mrs. Home served de- j
home made candy, potato
chips and Coco-Colas.
msr i
Sunday, afterpqoh between the
nira ol J.00 and 8:00 O'clock. Rev. I
? Mrs. Neil Bain entertained
ith an Open House in the Presby
rian Marie. The Bain's greeted
e guests A the doer and Mrs I
sin gave a guided tour of the
moo. ?*
Mrs, Gardner Edwards, president
'er the punch bowl. The dining
em table was beautifully decorat
1 with a lace table cloth and ar
ingement of gladiclus. Refresh
ents of punch, cake nuts and min
were served to the guests.
}r*&byt6rian
Announcements
Choir practice Wednesday night
t 6:30.
Young People's meeting Sunday
night at 5:10. 1
Housekeepers for the of I
March: Mr*. Mat tie Bradshaw, Mr*.
OzeOe Janes, Mr*. Zoya Jones and
Mr*. Ruth Home
The Men of the Church win meet
Thursday night at 7:00. Supper will i
be served, come and bring some
one
Missionary
Speaker
Mrs. E. p. Cuirle. a missionary
from Taiwan, will be guest spcakei
February 25 at Bethal Churcdi
There will be a covered dish tup
per prior to the address by Mrs
Currie. Beulaville Church has been
imrited to share this occasion with
the members of Bethal Church. Lei
us plan to attend.
'
For the finest in job prin
tino contact the DUPLIN -
TIMES.
Judith Thomas
Betty Crocker
Winner From BHS !'
Judi'K A. Thtimrfs is winder 'th '
Beulaville high schocl of FeuHfTe.
N. C.. to tha 1933 Betty Crock*Son- ? I
?eh for the America.; II. MOibSflKi 3
f Tomorrow. Sh? thes bcorrf-**) jl
tible lor on? cf 102 sc'iolarStlps I
with a total values ai JlW.ooj. M
Havino serred first in bar ?.hro'| 1
in the knowledge ard attituce trst '1!
on homcma'un-r given sc- >or sir's i
Dec. 4, the winner's paper ha< been 0
cnttre i in competition with those of
' thrr stale hi h school winners for
state-wide honors. t
The State Homemsfcer of Tomer r
row wi'.l be named in the spring, i
She will receive a $1,500 scholarship t
?lori ow wfHt' their advisors will en
>y an expenSe^ait educational
our of New* Vctk City, Washington,
). C. and Colonial WiHiamabut;,
Jad Whlch^l laiMimiW'With ti e
Miing ol* TMHMb Xlfttmerlean
lonieniaker of Tomorrow
Tha national primer's s lolarship
ill be raised to $5,000, wii second,
bird and fourth place w ners be,
ng granted. $4,003, $3,000 and Ur
00 aeholai strips, respect!,' !y.
This year, the Trensuryi nemv's
axpayers to receive tax Afunds in
isk-free, interest-paying 1. S. Sav
ngs Bonds. Check the rigtit box on
he return and it's all automatic.
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