Kenarisville News
PERSONALS
Mr*. G. R. Dail accompanied
the W. E. Crafts to Greenville
to see Mr*. George Craft on
Mr*. Eloiae Ryder accompan
ied Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kor
negay to Topsail last Saturday
afternoon on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Myrtle K. Quinn accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall
and baby of Rose Hill to
Greensboro for the week end
where they visited relatives.
They stopped by Chapel Hill
enroute to their destination to
see the Jack Williams family.
Mrs. Lorena B. Vestal and
son Roy went to Wilmington on
Sunday P. M.
Mrs. Jimmy Tucker the for
^ mer, Margaret Shaffer is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. I. N. Bow
den. She will also visit rela
tives in Burgaw before return
ing to New Orleans.
Mrs. Thomas Quinn and chil
dren accompanied by her mo
ther, Mrs. Lola Kornegay of
?Mt. Olive visited Bits. Viola
Quinn here on Sunday after
noon. Other visitors with Mrs.
Viola Quinn on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Quinn and
baby of Willard also Mrs. WU
mer Gray Rivenbark of Kin
ston.
Miss Florie Currie of ACC in
Wilson spent the week end with
her mother. Bin. Florence Cur
rle.
Mr and lira. Edgar NlchoJ
sosn of Burgaw visited the O.
P. Johnsons Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland
visited Mrs. Jim Holland and
Mrs. Everett Dixon near Mt.
Olive on Mother's Day.
Mrs. Lawrence Southerland
has returned to her home here
after a two weeks visit with
her daughter. Pattie Sue and
the rest of the Jim Newlin
Family.
Miss Annie Catherine Rhodes
visited relatives in New Bern
recently.
J. B. Stroud attended a Com
missioners meeting in Raleigh
several days last week.
Mrs. Martha P. Sitterson ac
companied by Miss Pattie Lof
tin of Raleigh spent the week
end with friends in Galax, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Landis Loft in
of Asheville visited Mrs. Mar
tha P. Sitterson one day last
week.
The W. M. Ingrains of Ral
eigh spent the week end here
with his mother. Mrs. Sallie C.
Ingram.
The Rudy Navidad Family of
Fayetteville spent the weekend
with the Robert Hollingswor
ths.
Mrs. G. V. Gooding spent one
night last week in Fayetteville
with her sister, Mrs. Gilbert
i
Hoosycutt. She ie spending this
week in Goidsboro with the Me- ,
Nairy Boy. while their parents
ere in New York.
Mrs. Williams E. Brown of
Geldeboro spent Saturday
night here with her sister,
Mrs. N. B. Boney. Others visit- .
ing Mrs. Boney on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tol
son and Mrs. Hattie S. Jtorne- j
gay also of Goidsboor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burgess j
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Murphy and son. Neil
to Raleigh last Sunday to see
Mrs. Annie Burgess and other
relatives.
Robert Caiaon of U. N. C.
State, Raleigh, was home for
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brinson
and daughter of Raleigh visit
ed in Kenansville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brin
sosn spent the week end at
Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Lattie Houston
and children visited Mr. and
Mrs. Rhodes in Beulaville, Sun
day.
Mrs. Frances Moore and son
Jonny of Dunn were home for
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Paschal)
and children of Pikeville spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Kornegay. Mrs. Sarah
Frink of Charleston, S. C. was
also a guest of the Kornegays
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hatcher
spent Sunday in Richlands and
Chinquapin.
Mr.. Mildred Pearsall and
laughter of Mt. Olive visited
Mr mother Mrs. Aliie William- .
MB for the week end. .
Mr. and Hrs. O. K. Wood <
ud children of New Bern ,
were dinner guests and Mr. ,
ind Mrs. Earl Hatcher on Sat
iwhqr evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brinosn, ,
Doc, Chales Ivey and Larry j
Sanderson were in Washington, i
D. C. last weekend. I
Miss Mary Lou Reynolds
has Just recently returned |
from a trip to Washington, D.
C. and Arlington, Va.
The V. H. Reynolds family
were at Topsail Beach. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ches
more of Beulaville visited Mr
and Mrs. J. D. Kornegay, Sun
day.
Mrs. Blanche Howard is visi
ting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wadell in Spout Springs, Va.
Mrs. Christopher Tabor of
Raleigh spent several days
with her mother, Mrs. J. O.
Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kornegay
and Jimmy shopped in Golds
bo ro Saturday and visited in
Albertson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guth
rie, Benji and Ann Ella of Sil
ver Springs, Md. spent Satur
day ar.d Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gut
hrie.
Oliver Vestal of Pembroke
College was home for the week
end.
Miss Luranne Penney of
Meredith College, Raleigh
spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Penney.
Emory Sadler of U. N. C.
State viited his mother, Mrs.
Mattie Sadler during the week
end.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes spent
Sunday in Wilmington. Mrs.
Carolina Gavin visited in Ham
stead for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hines and fam
ily of Savanah, Ga. were week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Smith. Mrs. Fannie An
derson of Warsaw also visited
the Smiths.
Mrs. J. R. Grady and Mar
garet attended a newspaper
meeting in Ahoskie during the
week end. They also visited in
Norfolk and Rich Square. On
returning home Sunday they
were accompanied by Mrs.
Pridgen mother of Mrs. Grady,
who will be in Kenansville for
a long visit.
W. S. OF C. C.
The W. S. of C. S. of the
Methodist Church met on Mon
day evening in the Educational
Building. Miss Lottie Williams,
president, presided over the
opening session. Mrs. Tommy
Qdinn, program chairman, ptw
sided over the pledge service
with all present participating.
CORA STOKE8 CIRCLE
The Cora Stokes circle met
on Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Lucille Stokes as hostess. Up
on the arrival of members, the
hostess served iced drinks, as
sorted crackers and cookies.
Following the , social hour
Mrs. George Penney, circle
chairman, presided over the
business session. For Liberty
and Light was the program
presented by Mrs. Penney who
illustrated her talk with The
Liberty Bell and lighted tree
as a symbol of Liberty and
light. The meeting was closed
, with prayer.
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Mr. ;
iylvis Brinioo ch?irni?n pr^
Wed otor the business ass- J
The fallowing program ?u
liven by Mrs. Jim Bunce who
m assisted by Amoo
Brinson, lira. Kllpatrick and
1in. Willard Brinson, "liber
ty and LigM".
During the social hour the
hostess aerved strawberry
short cake and coffee
SHOWS* HONORS
MBS. BELL
lira. Ray Bell was honored
with a stork shower on Satur
day evening in the home of
Mrs. Nelson Health with Mrs.
Brinson Veatal. Mrs Bobby
Howard and Mrs. Jameo Bias
ton as co-hoot eases. Colorful
arrangements of rosea were
used in the living and dining
""An attractive stock arrange
ment graced the serving table
from which Mrs. Brinson pour
ed punch. Mrs. Blanton served
"hbotee" decorated party
squares, sandwiches, nuts and
mints were served buffett.
The hostess presented the
honoree with a play pen in
which an array of beautifully
recorated packages were plac
ed. Mrs. Bell opened the gifts
and passed them around for
view.
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
Circle No. 1 of the (Women of
Grove Presbyterian Church
met on Monday afternoon, May
II, in Magnolia with Mrs. J.
N. Tome. The meeting was
presided over by the circle
chairman, Mrs. Lloyd Ferrell
who also moderated the Bible
Study on Several of the "Na
ture Psalms." She was assisted
by Mesdames Ralph Barwick
and N. B. Boney. The monthly
emphasis was discussed by
Mrs. J. A. Gavin who urged all
present to attend the next Gen
eral meeting at which time the
Annual May Birthday Program
would be observed. At the
close of the meeting the hos
tess assisted by her sister. Miss
Louise Croom served Japanese
Fruit Cake and coffee.
Circle No. J met on Monday
night at ? o'clock with Mrs.
William E. Craft. The chair
man. Mrs. Mattie W. Sadler
presided over the business ses
sion. Mrs. Ralph Brown was
moderator of the Bible Study a
Continuation of "The Psalms."
Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell gave
the monthly Emphasis and
reminded the group of "Home
31st. ISM. this is the first
time that this old Church has
held a "Homecoming" since
ISM when The Rev. Frank L.
Goodman was its pastor and
the Church celebrated its BI
CENTENNINAL. Mr. Goodman
was followed here by the Rev.
Joseph Graham Morrison who
will deliver the Sermon on this
occasion. At the close of the
circle meeting the hostess ser
ved lemonade and assorted
cookies to the 8 present.
T. and C. Ctab
Mrs. Wiley Booth was hos
tess to the members of the
Town and Country Bridge Club
on last Tuesday night at I
o'clock. All members were pre
hTy wW5P?IS?2^5 1
nembered For refreNimenU
he hostess served pecan pie I
arlth iced drinks
KONTBACT
The Kenansville Kon tract
(Club met on last Thursday
night at ? o'clock with Mrs. D.
5 Williamson. All members
were present. Miss Lottie Ann
Williams was high scorer and
Mrs. Marion Griffin was a
close runner-up for second pla
ce. Mrs. Griffin also won the
Bingo prise. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. F. W. McGow
an in serving stuffed angel
food cake, iced tea. and salted
pecani.
ACTIVITY BUS "ON THE GO"
The various grades of the 1
Kenansville White Elementary i
School have enjoyed several I
field trips during the past two i
week, therefore the activity
bus has really been "On the
Go." Mrs. George Penney and
Mr. Lauren Sharpe took the
6th. and 7th. grades to Raleigh
one day to see the place of
special interest in the States'
Capital. On another trip Mr.
Sharpe and Mrs. Nanie Brin
son took their 5th and 6th. gra
ders to Wilmington to the Port
City where they attended Jim
Burn's one o'clock show on.
WECT Channel 6.
Mr. Sharpe also drove the ac
tivity bus to the Cliffs on ano
ther occasion so that Mrs. Bill
Best' 3rd. graders and Mrs.
Hazel Scott's 4th. and 5th. com
bination grade could enjoy a
nature hike and picnic.
One of the most recent trips
was the tour of New Bern and
Tryon Palace by Mrs. Mattie
W. Sadlers Class at which time
Mr. Frarelle drove the bus
and helped Chape rone the
group.
WE8LEY W. 8. C. 8.
On May 7th at 3 o'clock the
Wesley W. 8. C. 8. met la the
heme of Mrs. D. V. Grady. The
meeting was called to order by
Mrs. Kenneth Stroud, presi
dent. Miss Frances Grady cal
led the roll and read the minu
tes of the last meeting.
The program was presented
by Mrs. Linda Souther land and
Miss Betty Jean Grady. Plans
were made for family night
May 22. The meeting was ad
journed with prayer given by
Mrs. Elmo G. Wallace.
Mrs. Grady served german
chocolate cake and Cokes dur
ing the social hour.
Those attending were Mead
ames W. D.. Morris and D. V.
Grady. Mrs. Linda Souther
land, Mrs. Fannie Yardborgh,
Mrs. Robert Herring, Mrs. Levi
Stump, Mrs. Elmo G. Wallace,
Mrs. Kenneth Stroud, Miss
Frances and Betty Jean Grady.
A new member. Mrs. Emma
Grady, was welcomed to the
organization.
RED CROSS NEWS
A Standard First Aid Class
has recently been completed in
Kenansville. It was held every
Thursday afternoon from 2:30
until 4:33 hi the Agriculture
Building, during the month of
April. The Instructors were
Mesdames Louise K. Boney
and Martha L. Williams who
are certified by the Duplin
County Chapter of the Ameci
:u? Had Cros. They were aasis
ad by Mn. Carolyn G. Outlaw
it one aeeaion and by Ralph
If. Cottle at another aeeaion
Those receiving Certificate*
lor both the Red Cross First
\id Course and the Medical
ieU-Help were; Mesdames
Inez B. Chestnutt, Clara D.
Gwaltney, Emma S. Lockamy,
Myrtle K. Quinn and Celia M.
Stroud also Miss Sylvia Chest
nutt. The Class was spoils red
by the South Kenansville Home
Demonstration Club. Several
others bega nthe class but had
to drop out because they got
busy with the planting of tobac
co and other conflicts.
Wall*?. Robert of Clinton,
Harry of Washington. Jennings
of Magnolia; five daughters,
Mrs. Wilms Rye and Mrs. Ed
na Williams, both of Gold*
boro, Mrs. Ethel Grey Hanc
hey of Rose Hill, Mrs. Bonnie
Bell Moore and Mrs. Elisabeth
Kittredge. both of Washington;
24 grandchildren; and Ave bro
thers, Maaon of Rose H1U, Law
ton, Tom, Albert and Charley,
all of Magnolia.
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Deaths
JESSE B. BROWN
KENAN8VILLE - Jesse B.
Brown, 73, died Thursday. Fu
lcra! services were held at the
Dobeon Chapel Baptist Church
Sunday at 3 p. m. with the
Rev. Clifton Collins officiating
Burial was in the Golden Grove
Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife,
Alda Nicholson Brown; six
sons, Bruce of Kins ton, Jesse
Jr. of Richlands, Graham of
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to our rela
tives, friends and neighbors for
all their kindness and symp
athy shown us in the recent
passing of our mother. Mrs.
W. J. Grady, (Kate Foord
Grady).
Thanks to Rev. Brown and
Rev. McMillian for the nice
sermon and their many words
of comfort.
A special Thank You to our
wonderful sinster-in-law, Eli
zabeth, who has been with our
mother as she raised her fam
ily for the past 33 years.
It is with many kind feel
ings that we say thanks to
"Aunt Sarah Hunt who has
helped to care for her for the
past eight years.
We ask God's richest bless
ings bet stowed on each and
all of you.
The children,
Paul A. Grady
Charles W. Grady
Susie Smith
Ellen Spence
Verda B. Simmons.
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