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K~ R. H. Home of Rose Hill
Jp. and Mrs. Harry Home
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?taped ia Ktarton Tuesday.
?taV Art Harry Home and
?AM Mrs. R. H. Home visit
?hr? Maraad at Topsail Bea
Craft, Jerry Simpson, Joe
Ka, Pat Sanderson, Martha
^Hagruf Danny Lanier were at
^Hkpcfc last week end.
O and Douglas Clark left Ihu
New York for a visit with
Ka^HMter, Mrs. Dee Blankford.
Janes and Behby Griffin
lipHrat Topsail beach Sunday.
j^tatafcye Alin Miller, Esta Jo Ken
plBflHr. Ray Waller, Susan Humphrey
"wkf^Deett Houston visited friends at
j;SH beach Saturday night.
Monday dinner guests of Mr. pad
1'9Hp Harry Home were Mr. had
I MM. A. B. Humphrey, Mrs. C|er
l Wte Kirby, Chandra, Clayton, Qiff
I ni WUlie W. Humphrey of Rich
lbs. Johnnie Jenkins and daujgh
i, tar of Warsaw spent the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams and
Mr.* and Mrs. Ike Ives, Amy,
{? SMn and Beth are ob vacation this
Heary Guy, student at Chapel
I na, spent the weekend in Beola
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbpll,
Janice, Gordon, and Raymond
spent a few days at Write Lake.
Mrs. Susan Turner and Mrs. Lily
Mae Cottle made a business trip to
Jacksonville Thursday.
Mrs. J. L. Williams, Terry, and
Ronnie made a business trip to Kin
ston Friday.
T-Sgt and Mrs. Wyatt V. Oxley
of Triangle, Va? spent the week
end at their home in BeulaviBe.
Miss Jean Campbell student
Nurse at James Walker Hospital
in Wilmington is heme fer two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Kaye Mercer of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbell,
Janice, Gordon, and Raymond shop
ped in Kinston Saturday.
Mr. J. D. Cottle and Mr. Jerry
Cottle made a business trip to Jack
sonville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams and
Br end a of Cherry Point visited Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Campbell Sunday.
Miss June Miller ef Swansboro
spent a few days with Mrs. Nina
Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lanier. Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Hallow, Kim and Art.
spent several days last week at the
beach.
Mr. and Mrs Ike Ives ami family
have returned from vacationing in
the Mountains. They spent the week
end at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl florae, Mr.
and Mrs. John Home and Tina fish
ed at Sneads Ferry Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Atlas Pafe tnd Pa
trick left Saturday for St. Louis,
Mo. where they will visit Mrs.
Pates parents.
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Sirs. Clyde Briason wid
Hodge made a huatness trip t? Kin
slon Friday.
Mr and Mrs Qrvjs Thigpen of
AabBvdto qpent the weekend at
their home in Beulaville
Mrs. Llla K. Lanier and Charlie
Lanier, also Mildred William* and
Kitty Turner spent the weekend in
Wtnton-Salera and visited Rusty La
Mr. Cordon Kennedy was a pat
lent at Duke Hospital Wednesday
and Thursday
Miss Mary Jackson of Wilming
ton spent tie weekend with her
*^Vta5d Goodlnjg^ofElizabeth
City and Mrs. L^ia Scott of Bo#
HUI spent Che weak with their sis
[ ter, Mrs. Hattie Harreil. ^
i Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Deb son have
returned home after spending sev
eral weeks at Chapel Hill where Mr.
Dobsoo attended summer school.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates uobson of
Clayton and dauhgtor visited Mr.
and Mrs. T. Y, Dofceon daring the
Mrs. Lw Belle WiUiams has re
turned heme after a tour of Can
ada.
Mr. Arthur Sumner has returned
, the Duplin General Hospital for sev
eral days.
Miss Diaum Sumner has finished
Beauty School in Goldsboro and i*
now working in Kenansville with
Mrs. Lceaa Brows.
Miss Rita Sumner of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sumner.
Miss Derma Jan Sumner and
Jacksonville shopping Saturday
Miss Joyce Ann Blizzard were in
aflermen.
Sgt. and Mrs. Gene Sybart of
Richmond, Virginia spent the week
end with Mr. ami Mrs. Maurice
Jackson.
Miss June Miller ?t SwansborO
and Tim Hunter of Warsaw are vis
iting Mrs. Mina Kenendy this week.
Mrs. Grace Clark made a busi
ness trip to Kinston Thursday.
Mr. Nick Hodge of Raleigh spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mr*
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Humphrey's Honored
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On Sunday;.- aflameou. July t
Mr and Mr*. W. Itey Humphrey,
former principal and teacher of the
BeulaviUe School. were honored
with ? special yrogyam on the ft*
Lav ilk Seheol ball filed.
Many of their friends gathered
wad waited far arrival of Mr. and
Mrs. Humphrey, to whasa.ihe pro
grain and honor* bestowed ware a
c omplete surprise. Mr , Ramon L.
lie vis former te?Mr school,
upuoed the protfrafa With a very
touching spwrgt in he review
Humphrey's eighteen years of ser
vice to U)ie SChepl. lyir, Davis poipt
<*d at ttw iwMMera ewd students of
Mr^ArKs Alhertsan lolloped Mr.
Qoitk wjth, tgjrfWntM>sa of a
beautiful brouse ytecyie
***** * was 1
Clyde BrtnaotC tttbh and Ray re
turndd borne with him after a waeks
vlsfTin -BeurhvSe.~
The fallowing from Beuiavijle
were at Topsail beach over the
weeeknd. Willie Borne, Addie Sue
Harae, Willie White Humphrey,
Roger Craft, Ham Kennedy, Bobb
ys Ann Miller, Estw Joe Kennedy,
Ricky Houston. Cecl Houston. Ray
Waller, Jerry Sandlin, Patricia
Sanedrsan And George Kennedy,
Mrs. Carl Horee and Tea .
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Houston,
Mark and Rosa were at .Staysail
Beach Sunday. ,
i Mrs. Beaaet Kennedy visited her
parents. Mr. aad Mn. Jesse Hl
! more Sunday and that Mteraeon at
tended the All Star Baseball game.
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Wendy Pavis
Honored
Getl Park in Beolavrtk- was the
soeae of a party honoring Miss
Wendy Davis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ramon L. Davis, on her four
th birthday Wednesday, July 10.
The guests included, Dino Bostic,
Edie Rhodes, Lindd Whaley, Wendy
Walton. Cecil Rhodes, Timothy
Whaley, Kaye Edwards, Bill Rho
dee, Ray Davis, Bonita Hunger,
Clark Davis, Janet Williams,
Whaley and Garris Edwards.
Adult's present were Mrs. Mary
Mercer, Mrs. Rick Walton, Mrs.
Perry Williams, ami> Mrs. Otcil
Rhodes. :? -V"
The children were treated
the traditional birthday cake and
ice cream. They played various
games after which Miss Davis dis
played her gifts. The party conclud
ed with all the children playing mio- (
iature golf until their parents cal
led for them. *
Beulaville
4-H Met
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The Beulaville Community 4-H
club met at the Presbyterian Chu
rch Recreation building Thursday
Night, July 8. The meeting was caV
led to order by PresldAnt David
Lee Quinn. Colene Shaw led the
ichib in songs. Alta Kirfcy Whaley
had the Devotional, i ,
The club discussed* a bake sale,
1 and decided to have the sale Satur
day July XI, and Saturday 27
Mr. Bobbie Lanier fed the club
1 through a program of Artificial Res
piration. After that refreshments
were served and the meeting was
adjourned to August 8.
The Beulaville Community 4-H
club has changed their meeting
time to the second Friday in every
month at 8:00 P. M at ihe Scout
Hut. Mr.. . I . , jj.
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Couples Honored
In Verona
Three engaged coiaJles were, hon
ored Saturday evening la Verona
at '-Three Hollys", the home of the
hostess, Mrs. Doris Green. Mr. Paul
Humphrey, Jr., of Richlands, the
hostesses nephew, was host.
The couples being honored were:
Miss Addie Sue Home of Beulaville
and Willie W. Humphrey of Rich
lands; Miss Sylvia Baysden and
Bert Hall, both of Richlands; Miss
Sylvia Pickett of Burlington and D.
T. Marshbura of Richlands.
On the Patio the hostess served
a buffet supper consisting of Char
coal hamburgers, garden salad, de
viled eggs, potato sticks, and
drinks.
Mrs. Green's borne was deoorated
in pink and white floral arrange
ments. Individual tables vet* cen
tered with wygeHa.
Other guests included J(ias Sunn
Humphrey, Cecil Houston, Miss
Sheila Coniglio, Miss Marilyn Gal
loway, Miss Kay Smith, Misa Mar
tha Sandlin, Dannie Lanier, Wat
Sylvester, M'lf Theresa Pail Willie
Borne. Mrs Charlotte H Kirhy, Bill
Faust, Mis, Jean Humphrey, Rob
?>rt nMota, MtaFaye Reuse, Ore
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engraved with tfcp foUawing; to Ik
Ray and Dorothy Humphrey in bon
principal and teacher of the Beu
.IsvUte School including time, fin
ance, and loyalty which was given
aaccuSad the p*B^.
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. M|$ JSva J|inci and Mrs. Bessie
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children of Gold shore, visited Mri
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lacfl visifad S$r .*pd M*a Cprl Qm
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, Mrs. Bill Grady and Mrs. Frank
Langsten visited Mrs. Oscar Best
at Dnpfyi General hospital, Wed"**
day > v?.
Mr. ?ad Mra Franh Lancston vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Baddia Matthews
of Kenansville Tuesday night.
Mrs. Aaa Best and' dauhgfer of
Faison, yiahed ftpr parents, Mr.
and ^lr?. Sojtoman flOWfll Sunday.
Ppdgefi Md
Mack attended a hirthday party in
mStiSEli^pXr hiS
, ??4 SDs, Jtmmy^neard ?ad
Regina, of Betdaville, spent Sunday
with Mrs, L^ilia . ^t^dwd uf
Granny Lanaslon
?rr and Mr*. Oljver Lewi* apd
Doopn and Dffehie ,ef Wilpiiagton
veiled their parents, Mr. and, Mrs,
Glenwood Sanderson and Mr. and
Mrs J- d war tjw weed end,
Miss Judy Koraegay and Cathy
Davis spent Saturday at, ^apesil
Beast.
Old Best and children of .faison
TOSSU. J. H Whs
ley Sunday evening, ws^ Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Wallace and Angela of
Albertson, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Mrs. Eva. Jama* spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
'Wallace in AlbertSon. " * '
I Mary Rata and -Judy Williams
-.peat Friday,**! Mrs. JMFitt Hill
^M^Am^ate Plyer of Greenviie
spent Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Pridgen. t
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taV.O. Witoan. John Sqni
Evelyn, Jaraa, Steve and Suzaae,
af M^noiia. and Mary Jo Bed
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, . 0M**' New Jersay, visit
ed Iter sister, Mrs. Blanche Jones
*8Xg of Goidsboro,
spent the iwtN with Mr. and
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An estimated 175 million acres in
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