Beulaville Society
personals
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Mi*. Larry Hlnson
and children, Mr. and Mr*. L?
than Hlnson and children tuurcc
the moontstns of North Caro
lina laat week. They visited
Boone and Maggies valley.
*nd Mrs. Larry Hlnson
and children enjoyed a trip to
White Lake Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jttne Thomas
Jtotray and George
Byron. Mr. and Mra. Bernle
Stiles and children and Mr.
Mrs. Lester Houston and
a-W ?
. *nd Mrs- Lewis George
Whsley and Danfta made a bu
siness trip to K Inst on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Errln Lanier and son
Z*?le and Mrs. Lewis George
Whaley made a business trip
to Wallace Thursday afternood.
Mr. tad Mrs. Jinny Lanier
and family of Calif on** ire
spending some time with Ms
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Lanier. Jimmy Is with the Coast
Guard.
Friends of Mrs. John Home
are glad to know that he is
home from several days' stay
In Lenoir Memorial Hospital,
Klnston.
Mrs. Lou Belle Williams and
Mrs. Andrew Jackson recently
attended the workshop at the
Presbyterian Center at Mon
treal.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Qulnn of
Charleston, Sooth Carolina
spent die weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mr*. Amon
Kennedy and MRS. Rosa belle
Qutan.
Miss Frances Mercer, Mrs.
Ross Belk Qulnn. Miss Ness
OuJnn and Grady Mercer spent
the week at the Mercer cottage
at Carolina Beech.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayfaorn Cottle
and son Ray spent Sunday at
White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cutler,
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Lanier and children, Mr. and
Mrs . Richard Williams and
Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. Trea
sure Rhodes and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Bostlc and chll
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Bosttc and children ncttkntd
at Myrtle Beach last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cot
tle. who have bom living to
Raleigh have moved to Beu
lavllle. They are rasldlnglnthe
Mrs. Lou Ella Bolln house. Mr.
Cook will be working at Wac
camaw Bank and Trust Com
pany- , _
Mrs. Mamie Cottle has re
turned to her home after spend
tng some time with her children
In Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raup are
vacationing at Myrtle Beach
this week.
Mrs. Roslyn Turner and son
DstyI aad Mr. and Mrs. rlvde
Brtnson toured the mauiutni
qi North Carolina lost week.
They also saw ??Unto These
Hills."
MUs Aba Klrbye Whaley
spent last week wsh Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Basden and Joyce
Ranee In Klnston.
Mrs. Irene Grantham spent
last week with MR. AND Mrs
W. L. Grantham In Mississippi.
Mr. and Mrs Ervln Lanier an
Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Lanier
and son Zafable and Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Whaley and Debra
and Danba went to Sneads Fer
ry Sunday.
Danny Whaley spent the week
end at White Lake with Jerry
Rhodes,
Mrs. Macy Trott made a
business trip to KhistonFriday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Trott
were at Swans bo ro Sunday af
ternoon.
MRS. LEONA H. BROWN
Mrs. Leona H. Brown, 68,
died at her home at Grams
bo ro Wednesday afternoon. Fu
neral services were held Fri
day at 3 p.m. at New Bethle
hem Free will Baptist Church
at Grantsboro by the Rev. Gra
ham Lane. Burial was In the
church cemetery.
She lived In the Ayden and
Grlfton community for thirty
years prior to moving to Grant
sboro. Surviving are her hus
band, H. Jeff Brown; two sons
Willie Ray of Rocky Mourn, H.
T nwAhm mJF ?1
j# vw ii vi dwihtihb; one
daughter, Mrs. Walter o. Pin
man of Grtfton, one brother.
Joe Hardlson of Salem, Vir
ginia: and one slater. Mrs.F?ri
Skinner of Maury; and several
grandchildren.
ATTENDS SUMMER
INSTITUTE
Virginia P. Qutnn of Beula
vllle fa one for the NDEA Sum
mer Institute In School Llbra
rlanshlp sponsored by East Ca
rolina college from July 11
Auguat 19.
The six-week Institute, di
rected by Emily S. Boyce of the
ECC library science faculty,
fa being funded under the Na
tional Defense Education Act
(NDEA).
According to the director,
the summer program will "ex
plore current problems and
trends In school librarians hip."
In a lovely ceremony on Sun
day July 3. at 4;30 p.m. In
the Potters Hill Advent Chris
tian Church, Miss Susan Wray
Qulnn became the bride of Ro
land Leroy Houston.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Qulnn
of Potters Hill. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
J. Houston of Potters Hill.
The Reverend Donald Law
son officiated at the double
ring ceremony. The program of
wedding music was presented
by Mr. Joseph Q. Thlgpen, or
ganist, of Broadway and Mr.
Clessy Worley, soloist, of Pot
ters Hill.
The church was beautifully
decorated with a lace cloth co
vered alter on which an open
Bible lay with a single carna
tion - shnwerfri vrirh hrld?1
ribbon. A spiral arch candela
bra was placed In the back
ground with a tree candelabra
on each side. Baskets of white
gladiolus, mums, carnations,
and white daisies accented by
palms were also used.
The bride given In marriage
by her father wore an empire
waistline sown of crepe featur
ing and alec on lace bodice with
a scalloped neckline. The lace
sleeves were tapered to calla
points ' and her carriage train
was of crepe with a panel of
alencon lace. Her veil of French
Illusion was attached to a crown
of seed pearls and organza. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
white daisies and white roses
centered with a white orchid.
Mrs. Kav Quinn Walker, sis
ter of the bride, was matron of
honor. Her floor length gown
was of mint green bonded crepe.
Her matching headpiece was
a circular crown with a veil of
Illusion. She carried a cas
cade bouquet of yellow daisies
with a yellow bow.
Misses Hilda Houston and Sue
Houston, sisters of the groom,
were bridesmaids. They wore
gowns and headpieces Identical
to the matron of honor and
carried cascade bouquets of
whle daisies with yellow bows.
The groom had as his best
man, Kenneth Ball of Potters
HOI. Ronald Quinn, brother of
the bride, and Rayburn Houston,
brother of the groom, served
as ushers.
For traveling the bride chose
a two-piece blue linen suit on
which she wore the orchid lifted
from her blrdal bouquet.
After a trip to the western
part of North Carolina, the
couple will reside at Potters
hill.
CAKE CUTTING
Following the Houston-Qulnn
rehearsal Saturday night, July
2, the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Qulnn entertained
the wedding party and other
guests at a cake cutting at
tnelr home.
The dining table was draped
with an ecru lace cloth over
green. The centerpiece featured
a floral arrangement of car
nations, glads and mums with
burning candles on each side.
The three-tiered wedding cake
and punch service graced die
ends of the table.
After the bridal couple cut
the first slice of cake, Mrs.
Qulnn, mother of the bride,
served cake to the guests. Mrs.
Houston, mother of the groom
served punch. Mints ana nuts
were also served.
Approximately party guests
enjoyed this lovely occasion.
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Houston-(Juinn
Vows Exchanged
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and the late Mrs. York
Lanier of Beulavllle announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Brenda Lanier, to
Mr. Earl Brown, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Brown of
Beulavllle. An August 21 wedd
ing Is planned.
Rose Hill
Engagement Announced
The engagement of Miss
Zarey F rede rick to Sgt. Kenneth
Fisher of Mount Olive has been
announced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Frederick of
Rose Hill. A September wedding
Is planned.
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Atlas Grip Safe
Black Wall
No. Retail SALE
23 650x13 $20.30 $10.95
5 650/700x14 21.75 12.95
23 775x14 (750x14 ) 23.80 13.50
22 825x14 (800x14 ) 26.7o 12.95
12 775x15 (670x15) Tube 19.45 9.95
27 815x15 (710x15) Tube 26.25 9.95
22 845x15 (760x15) Tube 26.50 11.95
8 848x15 (760x15) Tbls. 28.30 12.95
6 685x15 (600x15) 19.95 11-50
7 735x15 (650x15) 20.60 11.96
Atlas Plycron Tubslsss
White Slda Wall
No. Retail SALE
23 600x13 $28.80 $10.95
9 650x13 30.60 15.95
5 700x13 32.40 16.95
6 735x14 (700x14) 33.75 17.50
5 000x14 48.00 23.75
16 775x15 (670x15) 35.65 17.75
8 815x15 (710x15) 39.10 19.95
4 845x15 (760x15) 42.95 21.95
4 885x14 (800x15) 48.00 23.50
2 560x15 30.35 16.50
Amoco 120 Super Premium I
Dual White SMewall
No. Retail SALE
10 650/700x13 $46.35 ?1?J7
3 775x14 (750x14 ) 54.59 SOM
2 825x14 (800x14) 58.71 M.78
2 845x15 (760x15) 64.89 8L81
1 915x15 (820x15) 73.13 nM
Atlas Plycron Tubs lass
Black
No. Retail HALE
18 600x13 $24.50 $ 9.95
8 650x13 26.00 1X96
9 700x13 27.55 1466
5 735x14 (700x14) 28.70 1496
8 775x14 (750x14) 30.35 1640
8 825X14 (800x14) 32.35 1X95
6 855x14 (850x14) 36.55 18.50
9 775x15 (670x15) 30.35 1X60
5 685x15 (600x15) 27.20 1X93
4 560x15 25.85 1445
3 735x15 (650x15) 28.70 I486
1 885x15 (800x15) 40.80 9X80
Atlas Grip safs
Whits Wall
No. Retail BALK
8 600x13 $21.35 $ AM
13 650x13 23.65 1AM
2 650/700x14 2435 14JM>
22 775x14 (750x14 ) 23.85 1BJ0
43 775x15 (670x15) 22.25 JAM .
47 815x15 (710x15) 14.85 1AM
26 845x15 (760x15) Tube 30.00 1AM
12 845x15 (760x15) Tbls. 32.50 1AM
12 735x15 (650x15) 26.20 MM
11 685x15 (600x15) 24.45 1AM
5 560x15 23.60 1AM
Atlas Bucron
Whits Sid# Wall
No. Retail HALE
1 775x14 (750x14) $44.70 $1?A0
2 855x14 (850x14) 53.75 MJ1
1 900x14 58.75 M.T5
3 885x15 (800x15) 58.75 M4V
10 815x15 (710x15) 48.95 1MB
15 775x15 (670x15) 58.75 18.75
All Prices Plus Tax
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