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PERSONALS spent Sunday with Mr. and
' Mr. -vlr* L- K ^?rj Mr* L. K Alderman, Jr. of
? man and MUa Katherine Bland Jackaonville While there they
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enjoyed oysters at Joe's Place
at Swanaboro.
Miss Joyce Teachey of Ral
eigh. visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Teachey.
during the weekend.
Mrs. Roacoe Pierce of Beula
ville, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. David W. Rouse and
family. In the afternoon they
visited Laurel Lake Gardens
near Salemburg.
Miss Emma Sue Hawes. a
student at Atlantic Christian
College in Wilson, spent the
weekend with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. C. F. Hawes.
John Surratt, a U. N. C.
student spent the Easter holi
days with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Surratt
Mr. and Mrs. Cyde Nance
and Barbara. Mrs. Madeline
Penny,Misses Ann and Elaine
Bradshaw of Greensboro, Mrs.
Herbert Mixon and Grady of
Hampton, S. C., Bud Bradshaw
Campbell College and Billy
Teachey, of University of N. C.
were holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William R. Teachey and
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Teachey.
Mrs. David W. Rouse and
Miss Katie Murray shopped in
Wilmintgon Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. David Fussell
of East Carolina College, visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Fussell
during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W.
Powell Jr. and sons Benjamin
and Grayson of Whiteville and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cecil
Wills snd daughter, Lisa, of
Raleigh recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Wells.
Mr. Gene Garris of Chapel
Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Er
mon Garris during the week
end.
Miss Carolyn Sikes of Raleigh
was with her mother, Mrs. Leon
Sikes for the week end.
stefa^Miw^Betty WMte FtuMU
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Fortew spent
the Easter holidays in WUming
too with her sister Mrs. Casey
Lie wen burg.
Mrs. W. H. Hall Visited her
brother, Mr. 8. R. Jones in
Wade, N. C. Sunday.
Among those from the Rose
Hill Home Demonstration Club
attending the Alice Bell Charm
School in KenansviUe last week
were the following: Mrs. Frank
Blanc hard, Mrs. E. G. Murray
Jr. Mrs. Dennis Ramsey, Mrs.
Cecil Wells, Mrs. Rhodes Young
and Mrs. C. L. Faircloth.
Mr. end Mrs. Sam Powers of
Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Johnson during the
W66k end.
Miss Linda Rackley, a stu
dent at Meredith College in
Raleigh spent the Easter Holi
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Felton Rackley.
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Fields and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Manley
Sanderson and sons. Gregory
and John Austin of Cheraw, S.
C. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Rivenbark and son Gerald o(
Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes
and children, Nancy and Ho
ward of Yorktown, Va., spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Murray.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Blanchard Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Noel and chil
dren of Hampton, Va.
Miss Sally R. WUkins of Wil
mington visited Mrs. E. P.
Blanchard and Miss Tina Wil
kins Monday.
Though I am always in has
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Miss Jane Bradshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brad
shaw of Rose Hill will ride Miller-Motte Business College's Float
during the 17th Azalea Festival in Wilmington, Saturday, April 4.
The theme for the parade will be "Parade Of Nations" and the
Miller-Motte Float will represent Spain. Jane is a graduate of the
Wallace-Rose Hill High School, Class of 1963, and is a student in
the secretarial department at Miller-Motte Business College. She
was chosen by her class mates to represent Duplin County and
there are to be seven <7) othr young ladies on the float it was
announced today by Paul C. Miller, registrar at the college.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Charlie Teachey, Jr.
and Mrs. C. T. Fussell Jr. were
hostesses to the Rose Hill Gar
den Club. Tuesday afternoon,
March 24. in the home of Mrs.
Teachey. During the social
hour the members were served
a cherry salad course with cof
fee.
Mrs. Teachey's home was
very beautifully decorated with
arrangements of winter foliage.
Camellias and Dutch Iris.
Mrs. S. O. Johnson, the presi
dent, presided over the meet
ing. Officers for the coming
year were named as follows:
Mrs. H. W. Farrior President.
Mrs. fi. B. Longest, Vice-Presi
dent, and Mrs. W. H. Hall Sec
retary. ?
Mrs. Cecil R. Wells presented
a very interesting and infor
mative program on "Flower
Arranging", emphasizing, that i
Flower arrangers are being al
lowed more freedom than ever
before. There are almost "No
Rules" that must be obeyed.
But there are some principals
of good design you will want
to be aware of as aids to your
own sense of taste and to your
self confidence. Some happy
few are born with the sure feel
for design, they can put flow
ers together artistically without
ever following any principal of
design. But most of us grow
in skill as we understand the
fundamentals of design and
apply them to our flower ar
rangements. Mrs. Wells, also
demonstrated some of the ma
jor elements that add up to
good design, No. 1, Proportion,
TI Balance. II Contrast in Color
IV Harmony.
A film was shown "A collec
tion of Flower Arrangements".
Mrs. Chester Rouse assisted
in the program, presenting
ideas for "Ground Covering".
So, the winter is past - ? -
The flowers appear on the
earth.
The time of the singing of
the birds is come.
Song of Solomon - 2:11-12.
COMMUNITY CLUB
MEETING
. The Pasta re Branch Conn
munity Club met at the club
house on March 14, at 8 p. m.
with sixteen members preeent.
At this meeting the club de
cided to have a meetiac on the
fourth Monday night of each
month. The Indies of the club
had also quilted two quiltes
and sold chances at 50c each.
The lucky winers were Gordon
Muldrow and Frankie Edwards
of Beulaville. Frankie Edwards
gave the one she won, back to
the club to sell chances on
again and if she happens to
read this, the club says
"Thanks Again".
At the next meeting which
will be on April 28, at the
club-house, there will be a
covered dish supper and each
family in the Pasture Branch
Area is invited to come out and
enjoy a good time together The
time will be 6:20 p. m.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The congregation of Mount
Zion Presbyterian Church of
Rose Hill voted on Sunday,
March 29, to call Mr. Lester La
Prade, Jr; as their full time
pastor. Mr. La Prade is a na
tive of West Virginia and will
graduate from Union Theolog
ical Seminary in Richmond In
June.
MRS. ALDERMAN TO PLAY
FOR JUBILEE
The Stephenson Music Com
pany, Cameron Village Raleigh
will furnish the organ to be
played in the Diamond Jubilee
held in Wallace, April 9-12. Mrs.
L. K. Alderman of Rose Hill,
who is a chartered member of
the Crossroads Theatre and is
on the music committee for the
Jubilee will play.
The organ music will consist
of an organ prologue and Wal
tzes of the period called for in
the Pageant and also soft back
ground music.
Wisely and slow; - they stu
mble that run fast.
Shakespeare s.
Kennedy, Don Mercer, Bennie
Mobley and Sammy Harris.
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Jaycee Variety Show Apr 3
"Bring along the whole fam
ily", invite* Dr. Hugh M. Pow
ell. club president, "all are
^aure to enjoy our annual 'Va
riety Show' to be held at the
Rose Hill Elementary School
Auditorium, Friday Night,
April 3rd, > p. m."
Project Chairman, Leo Jones
said "This is perhaps the great
est group of talent found in
this area. There will be a var
iety of music and dance."
The show is backed by the
"SwingmAsters ', one of the
best bands in Eastern North
Carolina, This Band will fea
ture Gene Davis, lead guitar.
J. C. Bryant, bass guitar,
"Mac" Raynor at piano, Neil
Whitaker, drums, and Len
Brinkley at fiddle, with Charles
Albert son as vocalist and rhy
thm guitar. The Jaycees were
very happy to learn these fine
musicians could perform for
the show.
Another big attraction, 'Slim'
and Eleanor Merritt, stars of
country and western music,
will be on hand to highlight
the show.
From the world of folk music
comes the highly competent
and entertaining Don Aber
nethy with his guitar "Uke".
A group of young singers," The
Teens' consisting of Ann Price,
Van Johnson, and Buddy Brink
ley from Rose Hill will also
sing folk songs.
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Preacher George Turner and
son from Potter s Hill will keep
the program in key with some
"jam-up" hanjo picking and
singing.
Adding spice to the program,
there will be a variety or dan
ces From Beverly's School of
Dance there will be Misses lla
Sue Davis and Margaret Far
rior doing a tap dance number.
Pam Bradshaw, Karen Futch,
Eva Sue Rouse, lla Sue Davis,
and Margaret Farrior will
team up for a modern jazz
number. Miss Chris Johnson
will do a tap dance solo.
Also from Rose Hill the
"Chic Squares" will do square
dancing, western style, with
Joe Eason calling.
The famous "Cloggers" from
Jacksonville who have perfor
med through-out the state will
keep the square dancing going
accompanied by the music of
the "Swingmasters".
The Master of Ceremony du
ties will be in the capable
hands of Mr. Del Strickland of
WLSE Radio. Wallace, a vete
ran of show business.
Plan now to attend this star
studded show planned with
your enjoyment in mind. All
proceeds will go into the Com
munity Improvement Fund,
eg., bathroom facilities for the
Rose Hill Gymnasium, and
others. That's the Jaycee 'Var
iety Show', Friday Night,
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