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w y i? | Kenansville Society ' ' ' ? 1 '? ; .? . ' Personals ?'?Mr.: U><1 Mrs. Eddie Quinn and family. <?t South Sort were guests last week of his sister, Mrs. Ty *en Bostie and Mr. Bostic. 10M Br en da Grady of Kins ton WM home with her parents, Mr. qpf-M**. Charles Grady for the ""hLss'^Mary Lee Sykes, Mrs. Bloise Ryder and Mr. Coy Ken nedy spent the weekend at Kures Beach with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cdverston. Mrs. Ben Williamson is spend ing softie time in Wilmington with her sister, .Mrs. Hunter Sanders. Miss Mary Lee Sykes, Mrs. GordUl Kornegay and Mrs. D. S. WUhemson spent several days but week in Charlotte. James Kennedy of Holly Ridge visited his father, Mr. McCoy Kenpedy during the weekend. :,.Mr- and Mrs. Harold Jones and faipUy were at Topsail Beach last 'Mr., and Mrs. Robert Lowery of Kin?ton visited her mother, Mrs. . . . outstanding fresham (From Jacksonville Daily Newt) Freshman Max Whitley has been chosen for the Spotlite this week. Born Feb. 18, 1948, Mr. Whitley is now fifteen years old. Although born in Wilson, Max now resides with hli mother in Swansboro. Mrs. Whitley is an 8th grade teach er at Swansboro High. Upoh entering high school. Max immediately became Involved in many student activities. He was elected freshman class president) and played on the J. V. Football team. Maxls also serving uan, presentatlve on the Student Couitcmj . Choosing English as his favorite subject, Jir. Whitley also haa^a vested interest in IndustrialfoAra. At home, Max regularly attedjh the MethodiM Cnttrch. He says be \ffu ld like to pursue a career in sciewee at tho University of North Carolina. For rptfeational activities. Max picks sailing, basketball, and danc ing. . ' With his brown eyes, blond hair, and flashing smile, he is outstand ing in Any gathering. We are sur^ he will be successful in anything be! may undertake, and look for ward to having him with us fog tM next three years. dfe 1 Mat k a grandshon of MdwAd Mrs. Warren Maxwell of Albelisft. :. MAX WHITLEY BRIEFS - ?j] (Continued From Front) at the Courthouse in Kenansville, Monday night, May 13, 1963 ?*-?:(? Pj M. jlll members are urged to attend by the president, Hugh Carlton. PAGES AT MAY DAY Jfefi : Miss Lynda Hays Westbroolcttw Atbertson and Miss, Frances AlMrb sdn of Chinquapin have been sele<# ed a? pages by the Social Commit tee of Mount Olive Junior ColNfe to represent them at the annual Mly Day Festivities to be staged at the college on Saturday. May 4th A gOod crowd is expected and' the public ii cordially invited to attend. A reception will be held immediate ly following the festivities. < ? ? >> A ? MAY FELLOWSHIP All ^gdies of the Kenansville Community, .are reminded of the Annual May Fellowship observance whichWill be held on Friday night, May > at 6:$0 p. m. The meeting win be in the form of a covered dish supper in the Lucy Jolly Build ing at Grove Presbyterian Church. This is sponsored by the local Coun cil of United Church Women. ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS Original- compositions by Seven Student musicians at ECC will be played at a concert Monday, May ft. Rose Lindsay of Faison will play "Give Me A Land". TRAININQ school . On May S a training school for Home Demonstration Club food and nutrition leaders will be held.- The subject will be good vegetable din ners. The'nieating will be at 2:30 ir the agriculture Building in Kepans ville. All leaders who were not pre Sent at the first session on April 25 are urged to attend. ?DRBM revl/k 4#^ V County H. D. C and 441 Clubs" dress revue will be given together this year. Plans *-e being made *? ? ? ? ? ?- > Loui?e .Mitchell, over the week Mrs. Joyce Payne of AahevUle W 018 weekend with Mrs. Christopher Tabor of Ral *** fee Wekend with her mother. Mrs. J. O. Stokes. Mrs. Martha Sitterson accom panied by a friend in Raleigh visi ted on the Eastern Shores of Vir ginia over the weekend. Miss Florrie Currie of Peace College, Raleigh was home with her mother, Mrs. Florence Currie for the weekend. Mrs. Earl Stroud of New Bern Wsited her parents, Mr. and Mrs wmard Johnson several days last week. M?. G. P. Pridgen of Warsaw jpent Sunday with Mrs. J. R. Grady and Margaret. Sgt. and Mrs. D. L Mann and sons of Jacksonville spent Sunday with the Ivey Fields. Miss Lottie Ann Williams made a business trip to Kinston on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brinson spent the weekend at Myrtle Bea ch with the Frank Turners Mr and Mrs. E. C. Tyndall and Bobby and Mike Hasty spent the weekend in Albemarle with the Crenshaw Thompson. Alton Newton is a patient in Duplin General Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. J. p. pegg also Mfrs. e. S. McGowan and Mrs. Viola Quinn attended the Metho dist District meeting held in Fai son last Thursday. Mrs. Erma William spent sev eral days last week at Chapel Hill as a patient in the N. C. Me morial Hospital. She was accom panied by her daughter, Mrs. Erma W. Glover. Mrs. Helen Ballard of the local Health Department and Mrs. N. B. Boney, Executive Secretary of the Lupnn County Chapter, Ame rican Red Cross accompanied Mrs. fhelma D. Taylor, Supt. of the Duplin County Welfare Depart ment to a Civil Defense Area Meeting in Lumberton last Thurs day. r Mrs. Charlie Gray and son, Ed of Peep Run visited the Teachey Rivenbarks receatly. Other guests in the Rivenbark home lpst week were; Mrs. BUI Pleasants and son I Ronnie also Miss Julie Ferrelfol Durham.... , - Mrs. Thelma Stroud and Mrs. Nancy Grady attended a meeting JWLjajpticians in Raleigh last Wrek. They represented the Dup Iin General Hospital. Mrs. Ralph Barwick has retu j rned home after a weeks treat ment in the Clinton Hospital. Jesse Brown is still a patient in , .the Sampson County Hospital. Mrs. Hattie S. Korneg&y and Mrs. Louise K. Boney attended the funeral in. Goldsboro on Sat urday morning of Mrs. Mary Cas ey Thompson. Mrs Eleanor K. Brown of Goldsboro and Mrs. R. H. Outlaw accompanied by Mrs. Annie Miae Jones pf Garland visited Louise K. Boney and her mother, Mrs. flattie S. Kornegay last Sunday Afternoon. iMrs. Grady Club Hostess Mrs. J. R. Grady was hostess to her bridge club on last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Leo Jackson was a visitor. Others playing were Mrs. Rufus Elks, Mrs. Reba Gavin. Mrs. Lucille Stokes, Mrs. Mattie Sadler, Mrs. George Penney, Mrs J. B. Wallace and Mrs. C. B. Guthrie.. ?j The guest found their places a [round two tables by hand made [individual umbrellas made by the Joostesses daughter, Margaret, who also assisted her mother in; serving ice cream, cookies, salt ed nuts, Martha Washington can dy and coffee. -When scores were compiled, .Mrs. Elks was given a rose bush for high score, Mrs. Stokes, cloth es line for second high and Mrs. Jackson was remembered with a desk set as guest prize. Students Tour Wilmington Mrs. Nannie Brlnson and Rev. Lauren Sharpe took their fifth and sixth grade students on a tour in and around Wilmington on Monday of this week. Their first stop was at-the Coco Cola plant where they received drinks and souveniers, then they went to the Docks and from there to Greenfield Lake where they stop ped to enjoy their lunch. The next atop on schedule tons the W35NCT T. V. Station where they saw the 1 o'clock Variety Show. From the T. V. Station, they drove to the Battleship and looked over the U. S. S. North Carolina. The last stop before heading home was Seattest for'in spection and ice-cream treats, rounding up a full but very en joyable day regardless of the rain. In addition to the 43 students and 2 teachers who took the trip, the following mothers were chap W of C Study ! World Unity "Our World Unity" wu the topic of the program here on Mon day night when the Women of Grove Presbyterian Church met in the Lucy Jolly Building, Mrs. ; Ralph Barwick was in charge of the program assisted by Mesda mes G. S. Hodges, Billy Steph ens, Nannie Gray Brown, Lloyd j Ferrell, Martha P. Sitterson and Louise K. Boney. The Devotional ' was conducted by Mrs. L. South- , erland and Mrs. Louise Mitchell ; presided over the business ses sion. ' Fifteen ladies were present. Eastern Star Met The regular bi-monthly meet ing of Kenansville Chapter, No. 215, Order of the Eastern Star was held on last Tuesday night in the Lodge Hall, with the Worthy Ma tron, Mrs. Florence Brown, pre siding. After the business session the group renewed their obliga tion, then ;the meeting closed Ritu listically. A social hour followed during which time those present enjoyed iced drinks, assorted cookies and cheese biscuit. The refreshment committee was composed of the following members; Mrs. Inez Chestnutt, Mrs. Alda N. Brown also Celia and J. B. Stroud. Mem bers are reminded that the next meeting will not begin until 8 o'clock and continue so during the summer months. Seniors Of < J-K Honored i Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Bowden, Mr. . and Mrs. O. L. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chestnutt also Mr. and ? Mrs. Woodrow Brinson hosted a 1 chicken fry one night last week honoring the Senior Class of the James-Kenan High School. The enjoyable affair was given in the spacious yard of the Hol lands' in the Unity Community. About 65 persons were present. Other guestj. included the Mascots and their parents also the Teach er-sponsors of the Senior Class and their principal and Mrs. Har mon. ?*" . I-' "V? Shower Honors Mr. and Mrs. Hill Mlesdames Mary Kenneay, Elmo Wallace and Velmon Benson were joint hostesses on last Friday night at a Miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Preston Hill who before her recent marriage was Miss Joe Anne Benson. She was presented a unique corsage upon her arrival. The guests arrived at 7:30 at the Early Morning Club House on the Pink Hill highwiy. After sever al games of Bingo and other con -snt| raq pire aajouoq aiR ?J?at band opened their many useful and attractive gifts and passed them around for all to admire. The hostesses served lime pun ch. assorted cookies and potato chips to the 30 guests present. Red Roses were used on the re freshment table and mixed ar rangements of spring flowers were used on the gift table. Judy Reynolds Honored Judy Reynolds was 12 years old on last Friday, April 26. She was Siven a birthday supper by her arents to which Mrs. Bess Hines and Sharon Hall were guests in addition to the members of the Reynolds family. Barbecued chicken cooked on the outdoor grill was enjoyed a long with other goodies. Later the birthday cake with yellow cand les on pink frosting was enjoyed. ??? il' | 1 Beulaville Society Phone CT M2M By Sybil Lonier "J Personals Selba Foster is a patient at N. C. Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. Mr .and Mrs. RLi. 8npkeyI..Sher ry and Ricky of Washington, D. C. visited Mr. andvMnr. Alonsa Batts last weekend. Miss Sarah Higgins of Wilmington and Mrs. Woodrow Taylor of Have lock spent Thursday night with Rev and Mrs. Neil Bain. Mrs. Cora Sanderson and Mrs Ralph Jones and son visited Mrs. Billie Hendly in Jacksonville Thura d&y Jules Matthews of Richmond. Vir-' ginia has returned after visiting his mother. Mrs. Adell Matthews for a Few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Teachey of Teachey visited friends and rela dves in Beulaville Sunday. Mrs. Mamie Thomas has returned after visiting her son and his fam ily. Patrolman and Mrs. John Gor don Thomas and family in Green ville. Miss Donna Jan Sumner of East Carolina College spent the week' ;nd with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith. Mrs. Adell Mathews. Jute and Er ?na Matthews were in Raleigh Sat urday. "v' < Mrs. Grace Capana of New York rity is spending several days with ler mother, Mrs. Nina Jacskon. Mr. and Mrs. Macon D. Brown ind Mr. and Mrs. Brown Kennedy spent last weekend sight seeing in die Mountains. Friends of Mrs. J. D. Cottte are glad to learn that she has returned tiome after being a patient in the James Walker Hospital in Wilming ton. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Edwards vis ited Mr. Fred Sandlin and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andrew in Richlands Sun day. Mrs. Betty Brown visited her dau ghter, Mrs. Dorothy Littleton in Burgaw last week. Miss Sarah Higgins of Wilmington and Mrs. Woodrow Taylor of Have lock spent Friday, night with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cottle visited Mrs. J. D. Cottle in James Walker Hospital in Wilmihgtoh Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Grimes of Wallace were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Miller Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rhodes ? and family of Jacksonville visited Mrs. Mattie Bradshaw Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier and , Mr. and Mrs. Henrefitevenv HL made a business trip to Ralelgn Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinson eft joyed a seafood dinner at the South H. D. Club Discusses Hobbies "Developing Hobbies" was the topic for diseussion last Friday afternoon when the South Ken amville Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Lloyd Fer rell. It was enthusiastically pre sented by Miss 'pttdbeth Slocum, asaltant Home Demonstration Agent. The Old North State was used for the opening song after which the hostess conducted the Devotional. ) Mm. Jim Fulford, vice-pres ident presided over the business session in the absence of the pre sident. Leaders reports . were given by Mrs. Martha Barvvk on Clothing and Miss Lottie Wil liams on Citteenship. - ? Mrs. Louise Boney review John Stinbecks' book "Travels With Charlie." . . . A letter was read concerning the Upholstery Workshop to be held in the fall, and members were re minded of the District Crafts Workshop to be held at St. An drews College in June, Spools and Christmas Cards were eoltocted for the Special Ed ucation Class in Rose HiU, and plastic bags were collected lor Miw Eleanor SoUtherland to use in her work in Bogota, Colombia, em aire in Sneads Ferry Sunday. Miss Addie Sue Home attended the wedding of Dottie Ward Hum phrey in Richlands last Sunday. Music Recital Mrs. Lucy K. Grady will present her music recital in the Beulaville Elementary School, May 19, 1963 at 7:30 ? p. m. the public is invited. 4-HClub Organized Under the sponsorship of the Beu laville Jaycee's the first meeting of the 4-H Club was held April 17. Mrs. Lola Britt and Mr. Marion Griffin, County 4-H Club leaders, were in charge of the meeting. Officers elected were as follows: David Quinn - President: Jerry Hunter Vice President; Secretary and Treasurer Libby Trott; Report er - James Emory Campbell, song leader - Coleen Shaw. Co-workers for Uie group are Mrs Joyce Albertson and Mrs. Janice Williams Jaycees present were Rus sell Bostic, Rod Drew and Treasure Rhodes. A weiner roast was enjoyed by the 60 members present and the next meeting will be held May 3 at 7:30 - in the Scout Hut. m 11 ? ? ? Attends Church General Assembly In West Virginia Cecil Miller of Beulavflle attended the lMrd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church held in Hunt imrton. West Virginia last week. Miller attended as a Commission er of Wilmington Presbytery, repre senting the Hallsville Presbyterian Church, near Beulaville. Important reports with reference to the future of the Presbyterian Church were made and outstanding Presbyter ian leaders gave their point of view on the isues of the Assembly's op erations, Annuities and Relief and General Council. Mr. Miller states that he sat with Rev. J. G. Morrison, former pastor of Grove and Hallsville Churches, and Dr. Kenneth Foreman who has written the Sunday School lessons for the Duplin Times. ? r Boulaville Girls Officers At E. C. C. Installation for new officer* of the ) Delta Alpha chapter of Afeha Phi- i Sorority for the 198344 term wai re- ? cently held in the Collet Panhol- 1 lenic room at East Carolina College 1 in Greenville- ' . Donna Jan Sumner of BeqlaVillo 3 was installed as recording secre- 1 tary and Joyce Blizzard was inatal led as efficiency' Chairman. Bible School The Wilmington Presbytery held ?< a Bible School Clinic in the Presby terian Church in Beulaville Satur- j day. Guest were registered by Mrs. Neil Baine. 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