ifflagnolia News
PERSONALS
Nancy Jones of New Bern
spent last week with hern-and
Mr. and Mrs. E.
pa Faye Johnson and Sue
Johnson of Rose HU1 recently
apem several days with Bertie
Jane Maxwell.
Mrs. Bmflv Dall *nd Emily
ST .IS ^ChtoW?n visited
^!L' Mrs. L. G. Turner
Saturday afternoon.
J?8?!* George
Nevf Hampshire are
pTwS mother- Mrs. Eva
Mr. and Mrs, L. G. Turner
5SSJJ.ta WaUace Thursd*y
r.#vrkfnd Mr?' M*rvln Usher,
Jeff, Penny Tim and Mary Ann
* *03e HOI vblted Mr. and Mrs
Lawton Brown Sunday after
noon.
Kl88nef of Rose Hill
Iff"?? Mr. and Mrs. Lawton
Brown, Sunday.
E. Brown spent the week
?n Apex with his sister
mT? mi L1" Uw- Mr- ?nd
Mrs. Billy Olive.
, ^fwton Br?wn and Mrs.
Marvin Usher went to Golds
^r?Monday to visit Mrs. Amos
tome Stroud 18 01 Mher
rhT????avlsJChfstnutt' Cethy
SlTfTTT. sher,7 Powell
vent to Kinston Monday.
Sherry Powell spent Tues
' Weli 1,1 WaU*ce with Joyce
Weekend visitors of Mrs
KM^wnlttandMr-andMrs'
Kenneth Wilson were Mrs. Ad
LidaMM?rtiI ?f WaUace- Mrs
?&? and Mrs.
4nd son Freddie,
r^ were w^-oute from
Utah to Pennsylvania where he
will be stationed.
Mrs. Lula Mathews lsspend
iuzr*in wuson w,th
Mrs* AOiert Guy,
V'^or Parker and Tommy
Seturday and Sunday In
GoUsboro. They visited Mrs.
5*5" G"y who is a patient
In Goldsboro Hospital
Mr. antl Mrs. Mark Hull and
baby daughter and Mrs. Vir
ginia Brown of Wallace were
S'&ST8 ofMr
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Qulnn
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herble Halberg at a cookout
at their home Saturday night.
Mrs. Gregory Wlshart re
turned home Sunday after spend
tag last week at Topsail Beach.
She was accompanied by Mr
and Mrs. Willie piner and chil
dren of Wallace.
Mrs. w. S. Dowless of Tori- '
saO J3 spendtag a few days
with her sister and brother-ln
law Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Sas
ser.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Sasser
attended the funeral of Mr.
Alderman Andrews at Topsail
on Friday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Emmet Sasser were
Mr. Earl Baker, Nelson and
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Butler and Rhonda of Rose Hill
and Mrs. w. S. Dowless of
Topsail.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Sas
ser and Mrs. w. S. Dowless
visted Mrs. Lillian Sasser ar
Golds boro Sunday afternon.
Mrs Albert west visited
her father Arlle Fussell In
James Walker Hospital. Wil
mington, Sunday. She was ac
? ?1 ?r
computed by Charlie FusseU
and Mrs. Norwood F us sell of
the Corinth Community.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rouse
and daughters Betty and Sha
ron and Marie and Faye West
went to Whte Lake Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Abbie Smith went to
Greenville Friday. Her son
Bobby returned with her for the
weekend.
Harriet 0*Leary of Warsaw
visited Mrs. N. T. Pickett Sa
turday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pickett,
Ann and F red of Golds boro spent
the weekend with Mrs. N. T.
Pickett.
Mrs. N. T. Pickett, Mrs. Al
vln Powell. Sherry and Durward
went to Golds boro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rouse
and chllden of Jacksonville
spent the weekend with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rouse and Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Archer
and children, Judy and Jerry
spent last week In Tennessee
with relatives.
Mrs. Herbert Lanier, Den
nis and Denlce of Norfolk, Vlr
glnla are spending sometime
with relatives. Tney spent Sa
turday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Klssner.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Klssner,
Harriet, Tommy, Mrs. Herbert
Lanier, Dennis and Denlce, Mrs.
Luther Klssner, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Knowles, Denlce and
Ricky of Alabama enjoyed a pic
nic supper at White Lake Sa- ?
turday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Klssner,
Harriet and Tommy left Mon
day for a trip to the moun
tains. They visited Cherokee,
Bryson City and Gatllnburg,
Tennessee. On Thursday they
went to Richmond, Virginia and
spent till Friday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Fulton Bradshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ezzell,
Mr. and Mrs. Donnle Ezzell
and Linda Ezzell returned home
Thursday night after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Graham John
son at Daytona Beach, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Delton Ezzell
and Mrs. Clyde Ezzell of Wal
lace visited Mr. and Mrs. Ha
rold Ezzell, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Maude King returned
home Saturday afternoon after
a week's visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Antley and family
in Wilmington.
Mrs. L. M. Rogers Is spend
ing some time with Mr. and
Mrs. R. c. Merrltt and Mrs.
Josephine Mathews In the Way
cross Community.
Mr. and Mrs. James Earl
Jones and family of New Bern
?pent the weekend with Mr. *
and Mrs. L. E. ..Pope. They
were en route home from a
business trip to South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evans
visited Mrs. Lucy Evans of
BeulavUle, Sunday.
Miss Peggy Newklrk of Al
bemarle spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bass and Miss Mary Catherine
Bass.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Davis of
Goldsboro visited Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bass and Miss Mary Ca
therine Bass, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pe
terson and daughter Sylvia of
Waycross. Ga. spent Sunday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bass.
Miss Mary Catherine Bass
left Sunday morning for a six
weeks' course InGuldanceCoun
celing at Baptist Hospital,
Winston Salem.
Mrs. Max Asbel and daughter
Elaine, of Warner Robin, Geor
gia are vlsltlngMrs. BettleMae
Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tucker and
Mrs. Houston Merrltt of Wil
mington visited Mrs. BettleMae
Tucker and Mrs. Max Asbel,
Sunday afternoon. L. G. Turner
and Forrest Strickland went to
Wallace Monday morning on bu
siness.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelly,
Roy and Earl were Saturday
night supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Lee Bryan ofTea
chey.
Rose Hill Poultry Corp.
Seeking Applicants
Rose Hill Poultry announces
that they are accepting appli
cations for employment for the
night shift which begins at one
o'clock, A.M. Anyone unable to
work this shift need not apply.
Application blanks are avail
able at the plant on Highway 111
North of RoseHQL No one under
18 years of age need apply; other
wise, there Is no age lunlt, as
long as there is no physical
impairment.
Both men and women are ur
ged to come in for interviews,
during office hours which are
from 8:30 to 4:30 Monday th
rough Friday.
Spearman, of the Sloan com
munity.
They had previously visited
Granville and Beaufort coun
ties in North Carolina before
coming to Duplin. The Nige
rians will report to North Ca
rolina State University on July
20. concluding field training In
North Carolina, Wllklns said.
Scott's
Store
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barbour
and children of Clayton visit
ed during last weekend withMr.
and Mrs. Dorsey Whaley.
Linda HOI Is in Baltimore,
Md. visiting with relatives and
friends.
Kenneth Jones of Harlem ,
Ga. spent last week here with
his grandparents, Mr. andMrs.
Jeff Jones.
Clyde Dail and children of
Aurora were here during the
weekend visiting the Roland Sul
livan family and his mother,
Mrs. Delia Dail.
George W. Sullivan Is spend
ing some time in Kingsport,
Tennessee with his niece and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Moates.
Michael Malpass of Greens
boro Is visiting In the home
of his uncle Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Malpass. i
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Jackson were
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jackson
and children of Rockingham,
Mrs. Rachel Jackson and Pat
sy and Ruddle Johnson of Grant
ham. Afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
junior Davis and son and Mrs.
Barney Whitman and Carolyn of
Rose Hill visited with tnem
also in the home of Mrs. Nora
Jackson.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Outlaw and Tlmmy of F lve Point
and Mr. andMrs. BennleOutlaw
were guests of the Harvey Ba
kers at Sarecta for dinner.
Miss Lorena Waller of Her
ring Store was here during the
weekend with the William Wall
ers.
The Rev. Lloyd Vernon of
Rlchlands filled his regular ap
pointment at Long Ridge Church
Sunday. Following worship ser
vice he and Mrs. Vernon were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Tyndall for dinner.
Mrs. Jesse Sutton, Thomas,
Carolyn and Sandra had dinner
with ner mother, Mrs. F. E.
Jones Tuesday at Sarecta.
Mrs. Charlie Jackson. Mrs.
Nora Jackson and Mrs. Oarrto
Scott risked Mrs. Mary Ander
son at Duplin General Hospital
Sunday.
Fay a waller spent last week
at Cragmont Assembly, Black
MOUNTAINS. N.C.
During the weekend. Msgt.
and Mrs. Rodolph Jones and
family of Ft. Gordon, Ga. were
guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeff Jones.
Mrs. oarrie Scott spent
Friday night and Saturday wltr
the Claud Powells of Warsaw.
Gurnie Scott, George waters
and Mrs. Elvla HUI went to
Durham Friday. Elwood Scott
who had been a patient at Ve
terans Hospital and Herman
Hill at Duke Hospital returned
home with them.
Mrs. Delmas Jones and chil
dren of Spring Lake spent the
weekend with ner parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvln Powell.
Sunday guests In the home of
Mrs. Helen Waller were Dr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Sum mer
lin and children of Dublin, Dr.
and Mrs. W. C. Adams and
children of Benson.
Visiting In the Ivey Summer
lln home Sunday were Mrs.
J. E. Stanley and children of
Rocky Mount, Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Summerlln and daughters
of Kenansvllle.
The AFC group of Long Ridge
Church will meet with Carolyn
Pate F rlday night at her home.
SCOTT STORE HDC
Wednesday when Scott Store
home demonstration club mem
bers met at the home of Mrs.
Elmo Blizzard for the July
meeting there was no demon
stratlon. Due to a shortage In
home economics agents it
makes It Impossible to meet
with clubs In July. Therefore
classes have been arranged for
July 12, 13 and 14 at agricul
tural budding in Kenansvllle.
Plans were made for as many
as possible to attend one of
these classes In order to get the
demonstration on "Decorative
Details" which was due to have
been given at July Club meet
ings.
I
A report on cMUqg mi gi
ven by Mrs. Irvtn Kornegay.
She noted in order to make
a straight dart to place a piece
of tape at upper edge of dart
and bring to lower point then
sel along edge beginning at
top.
Mrs. Oarrte Scott, publicity
chairman, reported 15 visitors
had an ended meetings during
first six months of the year.
She also suggested replace
ment of dead crape myrtles at
community center.
A report on the treasury
was heard from Mrs. Elvla
Hill.
Mrs. Hill suggested a study
of Canada for the year.
The August recreation was
planned for the group to have
supper together at "Hussey's
Barbecue near Seven Springs.
August 20 at 6:30 p.m.
Mrs. D. L. Scott was In char
ge of recreation. Mrs. Eugene
Outlaw presided at business.
The annual flower show was
held during the time. Mrs. El
mo Blizzard won first place
with a low arrangement of zin
nias. Mrs. Oarrle Scon took
second place with three bronzi
zinnias In a brown syrup bot
tle.
Meeting was opened with
singing "Star Spangled Banner"
followed with devotion, "AtOur
Best Together" and prayer by
Mrs. Blizzard.
Refreshments were served
to members and nine visitors
I
Mrs. Arthur Sasser, Mr*. Bin 1
Cash well. Mr?. Gordon Casey,
Mrs. W. E. Howard, Mrs. Har
ry Kennedy and Mrs. Mae Sut
ton all ol smith Chapel Club
and Mrs. William Waller. Mrs.
Nora outlaw and Mfrs Loreua
Waller. _ *
Foreign Students
To Visit Duplin
Two foreign students will
spend two weds In Duplin Coun
ty beginning July 9, to study the
county's divers It led agricul
ture, according to R. E. WQ
klns. Extension Agent for Dup
lin County.
Mallam Abdalsalama Matazu
and Abdullah Ibrahim of Ni
geria, Africa are primarily In
terested In poultry Husbandly.
The students are sponsored by
the Agency for International
Development, United State De
partment of Agriculture with
Universities and Colleges co
operating.
Mr. Mataza andMr. Ibrahlma
will live with George Henry Lee,
a Poultry farmer of Route 1,
Magnolia. Tentative schedule
calls for visits to the Coastal
Plains Experiment Station at
Wlllard, the Poultry Process
ing Plant at Rose HOI, the
Poultry Diagnostic Laboratory
Rose Hill, the Wallace Far
mers Exchange, Wallace, North
Carolina the Production Credit
Association facility near War
saw, and the Vocational Agri
cultural Department, Charity
High School. The visitors will
also confer with James H. Mal
nor, of Route 1, Magnolia on his
poultry operations and Willie
Soil Test Now For
Fall Seeded Crops j
Soli test now for fall seed
ings urges Duplin County Ex
tension Chairman, Vernon H.
Reynolds. Ladlno Clover. Al
falfa, Red Clover, Fescue, Or
chard grass and Small Grains
are usually planted during the
early fall season. Usually, fall
seeding of these crops results
In better stands and more vi
gorous growth the next summer.
Most of these crops will be on
the land for two or moreyears.
To set the stage for high yields
during the years that follow. It
Is Important to build up the
lime and phosphorus level In
the soil prior to seeding. Nei
ther lime or phosphorus move
much from point of application
In the soil, consequently, It Is
highly Important that they be
mixed Into the soQ to plow
depth where root activity is
greatest. Surface applied ume
and phosphorus Is much less ef
ficiently used than when mixed
into the soil.
V i-s 10
WITH THE SICK ' , r;' "
Friends of Mrs. Hubert Tuc
ker will be sorry to learn that
she Is In Klnston Hospital. She
will have surgery Tuesday (12).
MYF SALE
The M.Y.F. Is sponsoring a
bake and fresh vegetable sale
at the Magnolia Town Hall, Sa
turday July 16 from 8:30 till
5:30 o'clock.
If practical, lime should be
applied a few months prior to
planting. Lime reduces acidity
more rapidly when It Is tho
roughly mixed with the soil.
Lime dissolves slowly so, when
practical, It should be applied
a few months prior to plant
ing.
Duplin County Extension Ch
airman, V. H. Reynolds, states
that soil sampling supplies and
instructions for sampling fields
or soil can be obtained from
his office In Kenansville as
well as from Vocational Agri
cultural teachers, the Soli Con
servation Service, and repre
sentatives of the Fertilizer In
dustry.
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