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"Vegetable Dinner " Topic At Meet j
Mrs. wward fate was hostess to
the oummerlins Home Demonstra
tioa club at her home Thursday.
Mrs. Elbert Whitman led the de
votional. "Good Vegetable Dinners"
Was the topic of an interesting dem
onstration given by Mrs. H. C. Lew
is, Foods and Nutrition leader
She said "Vegetable diners that
have eye and appetite appeal fol
low the rules of any good meal.
They have contrast in color, flavor.
I texture and food value."
Mrs. Perry Grady reported on
Home Management, Mrs. Carl Ivey.
Public Relations, and Mrs. Lewis.
Food Conservation. Mrs. Ivey also
gave a report on the 37th Annual
meeting of N. C. organizations of
Home Demonstration clubs held in
Raleigh.
Mrs. E. J. Summerlin was 1 in
charge of the Recreation peridd.
Refreshments consisted df ice
cream, assorted cookies and salted
' nuts.
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Personals
(Intended For Last Week)
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Souther
land. Eva Jean and Danny of Rocky
Mount visited Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Jernigan Thursday,
i Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Home, Betty.
Dorothy, Sybil, Charles and Shirley
of Monttrie, Ga., spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. John
I. Amon, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. OonneU Alphin,
Terry and Laurie of Fayetteville,
Jack Alphbi of Chapel Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Alphin, Alesia Rae
and Wendy Jo of Durham were
here to attend the Alphin-Price
Wedding held at Stanford Church
Saturday. They also visited Mrs.
Fred Alphin and family.
Jacky Davis of Mount Olive, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
die Goodman and Martha Kay.
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Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Roberts
and children are visiting \tr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Roberts of Faisoh and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones. They
have been stationed in Rosewell,
New Mexico and Mr. Roberts has
reported for duty at Seymour John
son Field, Goldsboro.
John I. Amon, Jr., of Goldsboro,
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
I. Amon, Sr., Friday, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Faulk of Bear Marsh visited
the the Amon's on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Jemigan
and Albert of Durham, Mrs. Ted
Clark and Childreh who have been
residing in Riverside, Calif., and
enroute to New York, visited Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Jernigan Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin William, Lin
da, Alvan and Alvin of Washington,
D. C.-, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkins,
Bobby and Bruce of Mount Airy,
Mrs. Jim Sparks and Pamela Jo of
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Kantool. 111., Mr. and Mrs. Willie j <
Suinnierlln and children of Golds i
boro, were week end gdests of Mr. ]
and Mrs. Herbert J. Summerlln. <
Mrs. Andy Ivey, Jflrs. Cyrus ?too-1
des and Tomie, Ytfi. T. A. Jeriygan i
and Mrs. Carl Ivey attended the i
Alphin-Price Wedding held ' at 'San- <
ford Church Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. lfcCoy Suraitierlin
and family and Waiter I/lnson Jr_ ' |
attended a birthday dinher in hon- (
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>r of Mrs. Sununerlin held at her
daughter and son-in-law's, Mr. and
Krs. Reginald Hudson of Mdgnt
Olive,
Mr. and M,rs. Lenwood Rhodes
of Garner, visited Mrs. Cyrus
Rhodes and Tohie during the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Kornegay
and Edith of Mount Olive were
?ueats Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Cad Ivey.
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JUIJAN 8. LANIER
GREAT LAKES, ILL. - Julian S.
Lanier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
G. Lanier of BeUlaville, N. C? is
undergoing recruit training at the
Naval Training Center. Great
Lakes, 111.
The nine-week indoctrination to
Navy life includes instruction on
seamanship, basic military law,
swimming and survival, first aid,
physical fitness, and military drill.
Each recruit receives tests and
interviews to determine his future
assignments and training.
MELVIN F. HARPER
Camp LeJeune, N. C. - Marine
Lance Corporal Melvin F. Harper,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Furnie M, Har
per of Route 1, Albertson, N. C.,
recently participated in a four-day
field exercise conducted by Second
Regiment of the Second Marine
Division, Camp LeJeune, N. C.
The field exercise was designed
to acquaint Marines with combat
operations. It copsisted of simulat
ed battle conditions with "Aggres
sor" forces opposing the regiment.
Sucfi training helps insure the
high degree of preparedness vital
to the Marine Corps in fulfilling its
role as the naton's "Force-in-Read
inesS."
ROBERT B. BLANCHARD
REESE AFB, TE. - Second Lieu
tenant Robert B. Blanchard of Wal
lace, N. C., has been selected te
make simulated space capsule tests
for the Air Force upon completion
of pilot training here.
Lieutenant Blanchard, ftne of 17
student pilots picked, will spend ap
proximately two and a half weeks
in a capsule at Marietta, Ga., per
forming a variety of duties intend
ed to show how a team will func
tion while working together in close
quarters.
The lieutenant, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar C. Blanchard Sr. of
Wallace, received his B. S. degree
in chemical engineering from North
Carolina State College.
His wife is the former Anne W
Reddick of 118 Glenwood Ave., Bur
lingtdn. N. C.
LAURENCE t. RYDER
HANAU, GERMANY - Army Sgt.
Laurence T. Ryder Sr., son of Mrs.
Mnrv R Rvder, Kehansville, N. C?
participated in a massive display of
missiles, artillery and engineer
equpiment in honor of President
John F. Kennedy's visit in Hanau,
Germany, June 25.
Sergeant Ryder is a fire team
leader in Company C, 2d Battalion
of the 8th Division's 509th Infantry
in Germany. He entered the Army
in February 1951 and arrived over
seas in September 1961.
The 30-year-old soldier attended
LaGrange High School.
NA&CE G. THOMAS
WIESBADEN AB, Germdny-Staff
Sergeant Nahce G. Thomas of Rose
Hill, N. C., participated in a formal
Armed Forces review for President
Kennedy during his European tour
which included a visit to this Unit
ed States Air forces in Europe in
stallation.
Sergeant Thofnas, a personnel
specialist, and other airmen from
the 7101st Air Base Wing here
joined with Air Force personnel
from..41. other, units throughout
Europe to participate in the eevnt.
The sergeant is the son of Mrs.
W. L. Thonias of Rt. 1,. Rose Hill.
He entered' the service in i950 and
is a graduate of Rose Hill High
School.
Sergeant Thomas' wife, Shirley,
is the daughter of J. W. Ragan of
3 Flora Ave., Greenville, S. C.
KENYON W. CASTEEN
USS FAIRVIEW - Kenyon W. Cas
teen, engineman first class, USN,
son of Mrs. Reggie J. Casteen of
Royte 2, Rose Hill, N. C., is serv
ing abroad (He experimental pa
trol craft escort and rescue ship
USS Fairview, currently undergoing
minor repair in Norfolk, Va., and
slated for overhaul in the New York
City area upon leaving Norfolk.
Before arriving in Norfolk early
this month, Fairview had been on
Caribbean operations. During the
cruise she stopped for three days
at the Naval Station, Bermuda, Bri
tish West Indies.
Homeported at the Underwater
Sound Laboratory, New London,
Conn., the Fairview and a sister
ship conducted evaluation tests ol
an experimental optical communi
cation system while enroute to Ber
muda.
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GENTRY J. JONES
OKINAWA - Marine Private First
Class Gentry J. Jones, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gentry J. Jones, Sr., of
Chiquapin, N. C., recently reported
for duty with the Second Battalion,
Ninth Marine Regiment of the
Third Marine Division on Okinawa.
He will be station with the Second
Battalion for 13 months.
While on Okinawa, the battalion
will undergo various phases of in
fantry training, all of which are
designed to improve combat effi
ciency.
The Third Marine Division is the
amphibious "Force -in- Reainess"
ground element of the Seventh Fleet
in the Far East.
WILLIAM T. HICKS
HANAU, GERMANY - Army Cpl.
William T. Hicks, son of Mrs. Mag
gie Hicks, Bowdens, N. C., parti
cipated in a massive display of
missiles, artillery and engineer
' equipment in honor of President
' John F. Kenendy's visit in Hanau,
jermany. June 25.
Corporal Hicks, a squad leader in
Company B of the 3d Armored
division's 48th Infantry, 2d Armor
id Rifle Battalion in Germany, en
ded the Army in August IMHI and
-umpleted basic combat training at '
fort Dix, N. J.
The 21-year-old-xoldier is a I90o
graduate of Douglass High School,
Warsaw.
ANDKR J. MURPHY
HANAU, GERMANY - Army Spec
ialist Four Ander J. Murphy, 23,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mur
phy, Route 2, Rose Hill, N. C., par
ticipated in a massive display of
missiles, artillery and engineer
equipment in honor of President
John F. Kennedy's visit in Hanau,
Germany, June 25.
Specialist Murphy, a driver in
Company D of the 3d Armored Div
ision's 1 st Armored Rifle Battalion,
36th Infantry in Germany, entered
the Army in July 1959 and arrived
overseas in December 1960.
ROBERT A. WRIGHT
HANAU, GERMANY - Army Pfc.
Robert A. Wright, whose parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkins, live
on Rount 1, Mount Olive, N. C., par
ticipated in a massive display of
missiles, artillery and engineer
equipment in honor of PnMavl
John F. Kennedy's visit in Hanaa, {
Germany, June,.25.
Wright is a rifleman in Headqaar- J
ters Company of the 3d Armored |
Division's ?>th Infantry, 1st Armor- I]
edyKifle Battalion in Germany. He 1
entered the Army in December lit- ?<
til an dcompleted basic combat J
training at Fiat Gordon, Ga.
The 20-year-old soldier is a 19(11 \
graduate of E. E. Smith High
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