Beulaville Society
PERSONALS
Mr*. Wilbur Husaey, Jr. and
Mr*. Winford Miller mad* a
business trip to Wilmington
Thursday.
Mrs. James Miller and Mrs.
Lucille MUler enjoyed a sea
food supper at the Sea King
Reaaurant near Richlands Wed
nesdajr night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Hall of
Klnston and Mrs. Ida Crew of
Pleasant HOI visited relatives
in Beulaville Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Uila G. Muldrow and
Mrs. Cora Sanderson made a
business trip to KenansvUle
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J. C. Brown spent Wed
nesday with her daughter Mrs.
Ray Baker in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Clayton Brown made a
business trip to Richlands Tue
sday.
Mrs. Hilda Huckabee and
children Joe and Dora visited
Mrs. Gladys Proctor Saturday
night
Mrs. Otto Krause spent a few
? -*a v> V'
Jinn H. Guy while Mr. Guy
wee on a buainess trip in Pen
nsylvania.
Mr. and Mra. C. C. Trott vis
itad in Warsaw Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mra. floaa Lewia
Hay nor and children Mavis,
Mike, Diane and Mrs. Ethel
Maready have returned to their
home after spending a week in
Tampa, Florida visiting ^jtr.
and Mrs. BiQy Maready ami
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Maready
They also visited 8unken Gar
dens and Old Fort at Mullet
Keys and the Sky Way Bridge
at St. Petersburg.
Mrs. Jim Southerland of
Chinquapin and Mrs. Cora San
derson shopped in Kinston Mon
day.
Mrs. Louella Krause visited
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hanchey
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mamie K. Thomas and
Mrs. Cora Sanderson dined at
the Country Squire Sunday and
later visited friends in Duplin
General Hospital, Kenansville.
Jimmy Miller of Morganton
spent last weekend with his
P?r?it? Mr ud Mn. James
Millar. Sunday afternoon Mr.
and Mn. MUlar, Mr. and Mn.
RaMgh Lanier and Jim Creech
accompanied Jimmy to the
Fayetteville Air Port where he
boarded a plane and flow back
Mr. Charles 6. Hancbey has
returned to the University of
North Carolina after spending
a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mn. G 3. Hanchey.
Mn. Lillian R. Quinn of War
saw visited Mends in Beula
ville Saturday afternoon.
Mn. James Millar and Mn.
liwille miiw made a business
trip to Wilson Monday.
Mr. and Mn. James Miller
made a business trip to Jack
sonville Thursday afternoon.
Mn. Gardner Edwards and
Mn. Bernio Houston visited
Mn. Lewis Henry Hinson in
Lenoir Memorial hoepital Kin
(ton Monday.
Mn. Marian Edwards and
children Kay and Elaine and
Mrs. Zannie Mae Cottle shop
ped in Kinston Thursday after
noon.
Mn. Mamie K. Thomas spent
last weekend with Mr. and
Mn. John Gordon Thomas and
children Johnie and Patricia in
Mr^ and Mr*. Warren Ed- |
?od^ny and Mr. and Mr*! j
Kay visited Mr. and Mr*. Dot
Edwards in Waraaw Monday
Ur and Mr*. R. H. Edward* i
of Chinquapin viaited Mr. and
Mr*. Gardner Edward* last
week. 4
Mr^Kattleen Whaley, Dan- J
Ra. Mra and Mra. C. C. Trott
jn^aa business trip to Wal- *
lace Thursday afternoon.
?inner guaat of Mr. and Mr*. '
Boo Edwards Thursday were
Mr and Mr*. R. H. Edward* of }
Chinquapin. I
Reverend and Mr*. Harold T.
Saitoh and chilAen were Kit*
"ton shoppers Thursday J
Friends of Mrs. Robert Hill
Smdenon will be glad to know
"at she is home after being
hospitalised in Lenoir Memor
ial Hospital, Kinston.
Mr*. Eddie Lee and Mr*.
Edmond Sanderson visited
Mr*. Dorothy Sanderson in Le
noir Memorial Hospital Thurs
day.
Mr- and Mrs. Roland Ed
wards and children Kim and
Terry. Sir. and Mrs. R. H Ed
wards and Mr. and Mrs. Gard
ner Edwards enjoyed a seafood
|j0PP?i^at Sneads Ferry Thurs
Mr and Mrs. Gardner Ed
wards shopped in Wilmington
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mina Kennedy, Mrs
Jerry Everett and Mrs. Levi
Everett of Pink Hill were Gol
dsboro shoppers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter
and children Paula and Tim of
with Mrs. Mina B. Kennedy
On February 5, Miss Mary
?Anna Gradys sixth period Ear
th and Science class enjoyed a
talk on minerals and rocks by
M^Hertey Hines at East Dup
lin High School.
Friends of little Susan Bostic
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cal
rin Bostic are glad to know
that she is home after being a
Patient in Lenoir Memorial
Hospital, Kinston.
0^aniMrS Alton Baysden
and daughter Joyce Renie of
Kinston visited Mr. and Mrs
Ervin Lanier Wednesday after
noon.
? ^ Mr" Jesse McDaniel
and children of Durham visited
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Thig
pen during the weekend.
Mrs. Lois Simpson, Mrs
t and Mrs. Eunice
Williams shopped in Kim ton
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Lanier
and son Zebbie and Mr. and
Mrs. Fennel visited
Mrs. Maggie Rackley whoTt "
J,UM8 Walker Hos
pital, Wilmington.
Mra. Irene Thigpen and Mrs
Eunice Williams visited Mr.
and Mrs. Shelby Russ in Wil
mington Saturday.
Mr. Bruce Lanier viaited
Reverend Stephen Smith who is
a patient in the sanitorium Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray burn Ken
E^Sh0pped to Goldsboro
rwriz-Kii81^ ^ununinic
Derrichii of Durham visited
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbell
and children Sunday.
Mrs. Jule Thomas Matthews
Miss Mary Linda Kennedy
Weds Jule Thomas Matthews
Miss Mary Linda Kennedy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loe
nard Kennedy of Beulaville,
became the bride of Jule Tho
mas Matthews, son of Mrs.
Mack Matthews and the late
Mr. Matthews of Beulaville,
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the Hallsville Presbyterian
Church.
The church was decorated
with burning tapers, palms and
a fan shaped arrangement of
white gladiolas, mums, and
snapdragons.
Rev. Clement A. Sydnor III,
pastor of the bride, officiated
at the double ring ceremony,
assisted by Rev. Harold T.
Smith.
A program of wedding mus
ic was presented by Miss Katie
Sue Grady of Rockingham, pia
nist, and Miss Barbara Jean
Miller ?f Washington, cousin of
the bride Soloist, Miss Miller,
sang, "Because." "Whither
Thou Goest" and the "Wed
ding Prayer."
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a formal
kown of imported silk and
chantilly lace. The bodice was
styled with a sabrina neckline
trimmed with pearls and slee
ves tapering to calla points.
The full skirt, fashioned with
handmade roses and a tier of
chantilly lace, extended into a
chapel train. Her fingertip veil
of imported silk illusion was at
tached to a Queen's crown of
pearls. She carried a Bible
covered with lace, topped with
an orchid and a cascade of
mums.
Miss Grace Kennedy, sister
of the bride was maid of hon
or. She wore a dress of royal
blue satin styled with a scoop
ped neckline, sleeves to the el
bow and belled shape skirt.
She wore a headpiece of self
fabric rosettes with a face veil.
Her bouquet was a long white
stem rose.
Bridesmaids were Miss Sue
Kennedy sister of the bride,
and Miss Irma Matthews of
Cuthbert, Ga. sister of the
bridegroom. They wore dress
es, headpieces, and carried
flowers like that of the honor
attendant.
Best man was Harold Matt
hews of Raleigh, half-brother of
the bridegroom. Ushers were
LeRoy Kennedy, uncle of the
bride, and Robert Matthews of
Warsaw, half-brother of the
bridegroom.
The bride's mother wore a
French blue lace sheath dress
with matching accessories.
The bridegroom's mother
wore a brown lace dress with
matching accessories. They
both wore corsages of white
carnations.
The couple received in the
vestibule of the church, follow
ing the ceremony.
For a wedding trip to Flori
da, Mrs. Matthews wore a
white woolen suit with navy ac
cessories. Her corsage was an
orchid lifted from her bridal
boquet.
The bride, a graduate of
Kings Business College, Ral
eigh, is employed by General
* Motors Acceptance Corp., Ral
eigh. The bridegroom, formely
employed with OuPont at Rich
mond, Va., is now serving with
the U. S. Army at Ft. Bragg.
He is a graduate of Beulaville
High School.
Following the wedding trip
the couple will make their home
i
eigh. "
CAKE CUTTING
Following the wedding re
hearsal Friday evening, Mrs.
LeRoy Kennedy entertained the
wedding party and close fri
ends at a cake cutting at her
home .
The bridal colors of pink and
white were moet attractively
carried out. The bridal table
was covered with a white lace
cloth over pink, and centered
with an arrangement of white
mums and snapdragons. Bala
nced on each side were silver
candlelabras holding burning
white tapers.
The wedding cake, decorated
in white and sprinkled with
white rose buds, was topped
with a miniature bride and
groom. After the bride and
groom had cut the first slice,
Mrs. Ralph Miller finished cut
ting the cake from one end of
the table. Mrs. Maurice James
poured punch from a crystal
punch bowel from the opposite
end while the hostesses served
nuts and mints.
Upon arrival, the bride was
presented a corsage of white
carnations.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Miss Mary Linda Kennedy
and Mr. Jule Thomas Matt
hews, bride and groom to-be,
were honored with a miscel
laneous shower on Saturday
Feb. 1 at 7:30 in the Beulaville
Masonic Lodge Hall. The gifts
were attractively arranged on
a table covered with a white
cloth. After games were play
ed, they opened the many use
ful gifts.
Miss Grace Kennedy served
punch from a crystal bowl
and Miss Sue Kennedy served
bridal cakes. Mints and nuts
were also served. The table
was covered with a white lace
cloth over green. The center
piece was composed of white
flowers with single burning
candles.
IN HOSPITAL
Friends of Mrs. Grover Gra
dy are sorry to know that she
is a patient at Lenoir Memor
ial hospital. Kinston.
Campbell of BeuUvilk annou- '
nee the birth of a daughter Sat
urday. January IS, at Lenoir
Mre. Campbell is the former
Peggy Griffin.
CLASS MEETING
The Willing Worker* of Cedar
Fork met Thusrday night in the
home of lira. Gordon Thigpea
who had charge of the devotion.
Mrs. Lorraine Jonea, president,
had aome important itema on
a Sweetheart Supper the group
is planning for Saturday night
February 15th. at the Commun
ity Building.
The group had a general dia
cussion on the various pro
jects they are planning for the
month of February.
After the business meeting
the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Ralph Pickett and Mre. Cande
McDowell served refreshments
to the following: Mrs. Louella
Krause, Mrs. Dora Thigpen,
Mrs. J. D. Sloan. Mre. Jay
Sloan, Mrs. Faywin Shaw, Mrs.
Ervin Lanier, Mrs. Eldridge
Thigpen, Mre. Fred Pickett,
Mrs. Annie Ray Lanier, Mrs.
P. E. Thigpen, Mre. Earl Thlg
pen. Mrs. Thelma Albertson
and Mre. Elmore Brinsoo.
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