Rose Hill
PERSONALS
Miss Annie Katharine Bland
has returned to her home for
a few days after spending a
week in New York. She and
friends from Fayetetvllle at
*; tended the World Fair and vis
ited many points of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rouse
and Harry, Jr. and Mr. ant1
Mrs. Harvey Braddy and John
attended the Kennedy Tribute
in Kenan Stadium at Chapel
Hill Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Maltaby
and family of Jacksonville
were dinner guest of Mrs. P.
0. Powell end Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Johnson and family Re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pound
of Columbia, S. C. visited Miss
Annie Katherine Bland during
the week end.
Miss JoAnne Johnson is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sim
mons in Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ermon Garris
visited their son Gene and
were among those paying tri
bute to the late President Ken
nedy.
Mrs. Coy Brewer and son of
Fayetteville recently spent the
week end with Mrs. P. 0. Pow
ell and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Johnson and family.
FAMILY GET-TOGETHER
On Sunday, May 17 a family
get together was enjoyed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Knowles. All children and
grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Martin were present
with exception of 1 grandson,
Dean Ray Johnson, who is in
service in Germany.
Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Simmons,
and children Pat and Mike,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Martin
and daughter Debbie of Win
ston-Salem, Billy Martin, U.
S. Navy stationed in Norfolk,
Va. Mrs. R. T. Bland, Mr. and
Mrs. D. R. Johnson and daugh
ters JoAnne and Janet, Mr and
Mrs. Hubert Knowles and chil
dren, Jane and Dennis and Mr
and Mrs. Charlie Martin all of
Rose Hill.
An enjoyable day was had.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. John Golden of
Hunnington, W. Va. Announce
the birth of a daughter, Martha
Elizabeth. May 5. Mrs. Golden
was the former Mary Ellen
Surratt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Jones
Announce the birth of a son,
Brian Keith, on May 2 at Dr.
Hawes Clinic, weighing 8 lb. 9
oz. Mrs. Jones was the former
Sarah Wheeler of Wallace.
WITH THE SICK
Friends of Mrs. Reba Jerni
gan will be sorry to learn she
is a patient at James Walker
Hospital in Wilmington.
ENGAGEMNET
ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matt
hews of Rose Hill announce the
engagement of their daughter
Betty Ann, to Mr. Vernie Cav
enaugh of the Pin Hook Com
munity. The wedding is plan
ned for June S at the Rose Hill
Free Will Baptist Church.
MISS FUSELL HONORED
Miss Marsha W. Fussell.
summer bride-elect, was hon
ored at an informal at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Perry, 1253 West Mar
ket St. in Greensboro on Thu
rsday eveninc. May 14, from
8 to 10 o'clock.
Hostesses were Misses Mar
tha Russell, Ponza Armfield.
and Betsy John McKee class
mates of the honoree, at
Greensboro College.
Guests were inv'ted into the
rumpus room of the home
where an Early American
decor was used in decorating.
The bride's table featured an
attractive arrangement of red
geraniums and candles on a
red and white checked table
cloth.
Assorted party sandwiches,
ham biscuits, pastries, cookies
and crackers, hot meat balls. f
cheese dip, h'or doeuvres, ard r
Cokes were served. {
Miss Fussell received a cor
sage of yellow full mums and 1
a wooden canister set. (
The guest list included 90 t
classmates and friends of the ]
honor guest. ,
GUESS WHO ANSWERED
THE PHONE
Mr .and Mrs. Erchey Lanier |
plan to attend the New York
World Fair some weeks hence.
Erchey called the Town and j
Country Motel in New York to |
reserve rooms for E. L. Lanier,
Rose Hill. i
The recipient of the call in
New York asked, "What is
your first name, Mr. Lanier?"
When he replied "Erchey," the
New Yorker said, "Oh yes,
you were raised out about
Charity Crossroads and I went
to school with you. This is
Thurman Teachey."
Thurman is the son of P. K.
Teachey and lived with his
family in Rose Hill where his
father was in the produce busi
ness for many years.
You never know who is on '
the other end.
Deaths
ALTON WEAVER WHALEY
ROSE HILL - Alton Weaver
Whaley, 89, prominent retired
farmer of the Charity Com
munity died early Thursday
morning. i
He was a Veteran of World ,
War I and was a member of
the Wallace American Legion
post No. 156.
Funeral services were held
Friday afternoon at 3:00
o'clock in the Wesleyan Meth
odist Church to be conducted
by Rev. L. W. Milstead, pas
tor, assisted by Rev. Lauren
Sharpe, pastor of the Kenans
ville Baptist Church. Interment
followed in the Golden Grove
Cemetery at Kenansville.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Geneva Murphy of
Rose Hill, one son Alton Jr. of
Cary, one daughter Mrs. Caro
lyn Taylor of Oak City. Five
grand children. Four brothers.
Manly P. Whaley of Kinston,
Bernice of Holly Ridge, Ottis
G. Whaley of Edention and
Elmer Whaley of Durham, two
sisters Mrs. I ma Williamson of
Kenansville and Ernestine San
ders of Wilmington.
HOSA B. LANIER
WALLACE - Hosa Bryant La
nier, 80, died Thursday after
noon in Pender Memorial Hos
pital at Burgaw.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 4 p. m. Saturday
from Norman Memorial Chapel
here, officiated by the Rev. K.
D. Grimes. Burial was in Riv
erview Memorial Park.
A native of Duplin County,
Mr. Lanier was a son of the
late Wright Lanier and Mary
Canady Lanier. He was pro
ceeded in death by his wife,
the late Mrs. Carrie Wells La
nier.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Ed Raynor of Wallace and
Mrs. Arquilla Wells of Char
lotte; a son, J. D. Lanier of
Stanley; 25 grandchildren, 34
great - grandchildren and
h great - great - grand.
ELVIN LEROY EPLEY
BEULAVILLE - Elvin LeRoy
Cpley, 42 died at his home
tear Beuiaville Sunday monr
d<
Funeral services were held
ruesday afternoon at 3:00
>'clock in the Hallsvilie Bap
:ist Church to be conducted by
dev. DeLeon Butler, pastor as
listed by Rev. Will Sheppard
>f Staley, a former pastor. In
:erment was in the church
lemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Dora Nethercutt,
two sons Charles and Frank
Epley all of the home; his
mother Mrs. Lula Epley: three
brothers Vernon, James and
Edward all of Forest City; sev
en sisters Mrs. Joyce Toney of
Alexandria, Va., Mrs. Betty
Hudgens and Mrs. Marie Dav
is, both of Marion, Mrs. Etta
Millard, Mrs. Ethel Owens,
Mrs. Louise Culvertson and
Mrs. Alene Chamuion all of
Spindale; several neices and
nephews.
CICERO SUMNER
BEULAVILLE - Cicero Sum
ner, 73 died suddenly of a
heart attack at his home Wed
nesday night.
Funeral services were held
at the Sandy Plain Free Will
Baptist Church Friday afte
noon at 3:00 o'clock to be con
ducted by Rev. Joe Johnson,
pastor and Rev. Walter Sutton
pastor of the Beuiaville Free
Will Baptist Church. Interment
followed in the Oak Ridge
Memorial Park Cemetery near
Pink Hill.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Lizzie Sanderson,
one son Arthur Sumner of
Beuiaville, three daughters
J|rs. Ruby Thomas and Mrs.
Helen Hill both of Beuiaville,
Mrs. Evelyn Rouse of Char
lotte, an deleven grand child
ren.
Mr*. Mary D. Southerland
WALLACE - Funeral services
for Mrs. Mary Dunn Souther
land, 72, who died Friday in
Clinton, were conducted Sun
day at 3 p. m. in the Wallace
Presbyterian Church by the
Rev. James Atwood. Burial
was in Rockfish Cemetery.
She was a member of the
Wallace Presbyterian Church
and a native of Wake County
Surviving are her husband,
Alexander Southerland; one
son, Milton of Greensboro; one
sister, Mrs. Florence Phillips
of El Dorado, Ark.; and one
grandchild.
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MRS. VERA D. BROWN
TEACHEY - Mr*. Vera Dix
on Brown, 42, died suddenly
at her home Friday morning. r
Funeral services were held
Saturday at 3 p. m. in Teachey
Baptist Church by the Rev. E.
F. Knight. Burial was in Rock
fish Cemetery in Wallace.
Survivors include her hus
band, Edwin C. Brown; a son,
Edwin Brown Jr. of Aberdeen;
a brother, Norwood Dixon of
Rose Hill; two sisters, Mrs. W.
A. Waters of Grifton and Mrs.
R. S. Cavenaugh of Rose Hill;
and two grandchildren.
MRS. JOSEPH H. BRYANT
WALLACE ? Mrs. Thelma
Dingus Bryant, 55, of Wallace,
died Monday night at James
Walker Memorial Hospital in
Wilmington after a long illness.
She was the wife of Joseph
H. Bryant, operator of tobacco
warehouses and produce mar
kets in Wallace and Morris
town, Tenn. A native of Morris
town, she was a member of the
Wallace Methodist Church.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 3 p. m. at Wal
lace Methodist Church by the
Rev. W. H. Kirby. Burial was
in Rockfish Memorial ceme
tery.
Also surviving are a son,
Joseph D. Bryant of Wallace;
and her parents, Emmett B.
and Cora Harmon Dingus of
Wallace.
Pallbearers were Kenneth
Currie, Gene Wells, Charles
Teachey Jr., W. N. Taylor, Bill
Gresham, Jimmy Powell,
Everett Stout and Jimmy Fu
trell.
Ton of Gold
Jersey Cow
A Ton of Gold Certificate nas
been awarded a registered
cow owned by Melvin G. Cor
ding, Wallace. N. C. This a -
ward is for cows producing
2,000 lbs. fat or more during
four or less consecutive lacta
tions on official test.
The award went to the cow.
Volunteer Confident Octavia
which produced 2,495 lbs. but
terfat - more than a ton-from
41,368 lbs. milk. The certificate
was presented by The Ameri
can Jersey Cattle Club from its
headquarters in Columbus,
Ohio.
The production of Volunteer
Confident Octavia far exceeds
that of the "average" dairy
cow in the United States. All
tests were checked both by
North Carolina State College
and The American Jersey Cat
tle Club.
LADIES DRESSES
All Sizes Including Large
Boys Seersueker
SPORT COATS
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BLOUSES & SHIRTS
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Frozen Beef, Chicken, or Turkey
Banquet T. V Dinners 39c EACH
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Kraft Pure Apple Jelly 29c
1 Qt. Kraft Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing .. 39c (save 22c)
25 Lb Bag
Shawnee's Flour Only $1.89
16 Oz. Can
Hunt's Tomato Juice 25c
Lb. Box
JLuzianne Tea 19c
Round or Cubed
Steak 69c Lb.
3 Lbs. Rib or Brisket
Stew Beef $1.00
Fresh Ground
Hamburger 39c Lb.
12 oTpkgT
Frosty Morn Franks 39c
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For
J. A. "Albert" Pope
For County Commissioner 5th District of
Duplin County
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Kenansville - Magnolia - Rose Hill
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DUPLIN COUNTY needs Albert Pope on the Board of Commissioners. HE is HONEST,
ABLE and DEPENDABLE. A successful BUSINESS MAN, FARMER and POULTRY
MAN. Interested in a better government for all of our citizens. Very civic minded and
vitally interested in Education. He is married and the father of four children. Member of
the Magnolia Baptist Church where he is a deacon, Sunday School teacher and leader.
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT ON MAY 30th. WILL BE APPRECIATED
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