Woodland News Mr. and Mra.Mahlon Wallace and family went to FayatwrOle Sunday afternoon to carry Mrs. Neal Baker home following a Jwrne.* Mr^iwlMri^Fre-: Hw saswaa'iffs son. Ronnie Herring In the Ve terans Hospital. weekend guests of Mrs. Gar land Wallace were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fountain and chil dren of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dall and house guest Mrs. Jimmy Les ter andchlldrenof Jacksonville, Fla., enjoyed a seafood dinner at Sneads Ferry Sunday. Those of the community at tending the Qulnn-jernlgan wedding at noon Sunday In the Kenans vllle Baptist Church In cluded; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kornegay. Mrs. Carlyle Her ring . Mrs. Ethel M. Kornegay. Mrs. Venie W. Chestnutt. and Mr. and Mrs. James E. West brook and others. Callers In the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker during the weekend were; Mr. andMrs. Levon Kennedy and children of Klnston, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Qulnn of Golds bo ro. Mrs. Bobby Stroud and daughter, of Klnston. and Mrs. Julia Walker of Golds boro. Following services at Wood land Methodist Church Sunday a.m. the pastor, the Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Wolfe and family were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kornegay. Mrs. W. L. Westbrook was a business visitor In Klnston Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell and daughters, Melissa and Kerry Jo, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Jerry near Beulavllle Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wal ker accompanied by Lt. and Mrs. Russell Millard of Roxboro visited In Wilmington i Sunday afternoon and saw the | U.S.S. N. C. Battleship off the Cape Fear River. j Sunday guests of Mr. and i Mrs. E. M. Murphy were Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Murphy of Klnston, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- i gar Murphy of Arlington, Va. "i Tlmmle Kelly of Wilming ton returned home Sunday fol- ? lowing a week's visit with Mr. i and Mrs. E. M. Murphy and Lynn. COUPLE HONORED l Mr. and Mrs. Randall Korne gay, recently married, were honored last Friday evening In their ti aller home on the Wood land road from 7;00 until 9:00 with a tea and bridal shower, The honoree, Mrs. Kornegay, was presented a corsage of white gladioli. A wnite and green color sche me was used in decorations and in the refreshments. Miss Lin da Carol Walker directed the guests to the gift room. The refreshment table was covered with a white danlsh cloth. Arrangements of white Fabric Softeners Laundry Aids RALEIGH - Some laundnr aids on the market serve only one purpose while others, sucn as fabric softeners, do several things, extension home econo mics specialists, at North Ca rolina State University, report. Fabric softeners were de veloped to help soften towels and napped fabrics which tend to get stiff and harsh. Softe ners also cut down on the amount of static electricity In fabrics of man-made fibers. Because they cut down on wrinkling, softe ners also make Ironing easier. Use a fabric softener only on items that really need the treatment the specialists ad vise. Articles that benefit from a softener include towels, dia pers, chenille bedspreads, wool sweaters, and garments made of corduroy and other napped fab rics. Too much fabric softener can build up a moisture-resisting finish , so It should not be used too often on items that are sup posed to absorb moisture. For bath towels and diapers, about every fifth wash should be often enough. Different brands of softeners vary in strength, use the amount called for on the container; it doesn't help to use more. Using a fabric softener doesnt over come the harshness that re sults from poor rinsing. You must use the softener at the right time in the wash cycle to get the best results. Add softener to the last deep rinse so that it won't mix with any detergent, bleach, bluing, wa ter conditioner, or other laun dry products, the specialists suggest. J. H. Whaley for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langs ton and boys visited Mrs. Ida Waestaff at KenansvQle on Sa turday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wallace and childen visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whaley on Tuesday night. Mrs. Odell Brock and Miss Alice Sum merlin visited Mrs. Mary Anderson and Mrs. Mar gie Gaines patient at Kenans ville Hospital last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Rack ley and girls of Chicago. HI, were Thursday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langston. Mrs. Odell Brock and girls and Mrs. Annie Brock visited Patricia Brock at the Golds boro Hospital on Friday even ing. Mrs. Dallas weaver of Ke nans ville spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Outlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glim and children and Mrs. Rosa Glnn spent the weekend at their trai ler at Topsail. Mrs. Nelson Outlaw andMrs. R. T. Blackburn and daughter Lynne of Warsaw visited their brother Delano Harrison of A berdeen, Maryland, who is em ployed by the Government Ex periment Station from Tuesday till Friday. While there they toured Historic places In Penn sylvania, Maryland and Wash ington D. C. and Arlington Ce metery. Mrs. Kenneth Kornegay of Castel Hayne visited Mr. and Mrs . Glenwood Sanderson on Tuesday. Mack Pridgen spent Wednes day night with his cousin Aim Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy wU Friendship Mniif Mrs. George Prldgen and Mrs. John Royals were In Raleigh on last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Korne gay and children of Wilming ton spent last weekend wlthMrs. Bessie Sanderson. Mr. andMrs.BillKornegayof Goldsboro visited Mr. anaMrs. Glen wood Sanderson last Fri day. Visitors on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Tommte Riley of Wilson. Mr. andMrs. jtmmleRackley and girls of Chicago. HI. are visiting her mother, Mrs. An nie Brock and his mother Mrs. gladioli were used in the den and hall. Bridal cakes, toasted nuts, white mints and punch were served. Mrs. Hubert Radford, sis ter of the bridegroom served bridal cakes embossed in green and white. Mrs. D. V. Grady poured punch. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Hubert Radford, Miss Linda Carol Walker, and Mrs. D. V. Grady. Approxima tely sixty persons an ended. During the social hour that followed the program,Mrs. Gra Hv eArVAr) ruin/?h r??aaKIm I ? J T WW CVUIVII, ^VkOiV UU^Q, and cookies. The next meeting will be with Mrs. W. D. Grady In Au gust. CHURCH WOMEN MEET The July meeting of the Wes ley Methodist Church Woman's Club was held In the home of Mrs. D. V. Grady Thurs day night July 7. The meeting was called to order by Cathy Grady, president, who gave the devotion. During the business transac tions, Mrs. D. V. Grady, se cretary, called the roll and read Hie minutes of the pre vious meeting. Cathy Grady was in charge of the program and led in a panel discussion of the 67th Psalms. Those assist ing were Mrs. Robert Herring, Mrs. J. T. Grady and Mrs. Kenneth Stroud. ? ? Resource Conservation Workshop - The second annual Resource < Conservation Workshop, held 1 at North Carolina State Uni versity in Raleigh the week of 1 June 13-17, 1966 was a tre- i mendous success according to ' Mr. Calvin Mercer, Chairman 1 of the Dtnlin Soil and Water i Conservation Districts and die j State SoQ and Water Conserve- < tlon Committee, was designed to acquaint high school students with conservation and natural re source development and with career opportunities In conser iOUtSeKerxJ' reported that he received instructions in soil ind water conservation, wild life conservation and forestry, rhere was plenty of time, too, for organised sports, evening movies and a banquet on the fi nal night at the workshop. All of the 76 boys attending tho roughly enjoyed the entire pro gram. Each boy received acer tificate for participating in the Workshop. Mr. Mercer. District Chair man, indicates that the Work shop was such a success that it will be expanded next year. The Duplin District was proud to have Kent Souther land rep re ' rv"'T^''V IKffiMMQHHPSi ^ sent them this year sod they plan to send another delegate to the workshop next veer. Mr. Mercer further Indicated that this program offers at opportunity to Interest young people to possibly Mtrswig a course of study leading to em ployment In some field of con servation. Navy Program In Effect The Navy is Interested in men who have experience as carpenters, electricians, ma sons, auto repairman, earth moving equipment operators, plumbers, welders, telephone llama spent Sunday at Topsail Beach. Mrs. George Prldgen visited Mrs. Roy McNeil at Falson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Langs ton and Jay of Rocky Mount visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langston and boys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rodolph San derson Lorrem and Ronnie vi sited Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wha ley at Potters HOI one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hughle Lewis and daughter and Mrs. Leona Jones spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Dixon of Win ston-Salem, N. C.. Mrs. Gladys Reppcla returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clark of Wilmington are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mint on. Mrs. Nellie Klssner and baby of Magnolia and Mrs. Minnie Price of Golds bo ro spent Sunday with M. and Mrs. Perry Ben ? \ Mrs. Janet Wilson of Rose HOI visited with Mrs. Eva Ja j mes. Mrs. Jack Goldbold David and ' Delois spent Saturday evening i at Topsail Beach. I Mrs. Nellie Klssner and son \ spent Friday with Mr. andMrs. Perry Bennett. I Miss Joyce Jones of Clinton I is visiting ner grandparents, Mr * and Mrs. Jamie Joes this week. | linemen and repairmen, ac cording to the local Navy Re cruiter. Because of a shortage in these areas, he said, the Navy has initiated a special program that vrUl allow a person experienced in these fields to enlist in the Navy in petty officer ratings in their particular field. The Naw will accept appli cations into the program until the current shortage no longer exists, the recruiter said. The program will allow an individual to begin his military service with pay of $163.50 a month if single, in lieu of a recruits starting pay of |87.90 The program requires a mini mum of 12 months experience. Enlistment may be for only two years. Those interested may contact the recruiter at the Federal Building in Kinston, N. C? Monday thru Saturday. Announce Marriage Mr. ana Mrs. Emmlrte Bailey of Klnston, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Rhodla, to Allen Randolph Kornegay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Korne gay 01 Aioertson. me weening ? was solemlaed May 2L The J young couple are residing on , Alberts on. Route 1. fwmij A fymtL | afcWD * AUHioal C Take The Doubt Out Of Decorating . . . Mistakes can be costly . . . why not leave tho problems to us? 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