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Summerlin \s Crossroads
PERSONALS
BY MRS. CARL IVEY
Mr. and Mr*. Alvln Williams
and Linda at District Heights,
Md., are visiting Mrs. Herbert
I. Summerlln, Kathryn, and re
latives of Wilmington and Wal
lace.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. So
ntherlsnd, Eva, Jan, and Damy
at Rocky Mourn visited Mrs.
Walter Hlnson and Mr. andMrs.
T. A. Jernlgan Tuesday. They
visited Wslter L. Hlnson, pa
tient at the Wayne Memorial !
Hospital, Goldsboro. i
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Turner 1
of Rones Chapel, Gilbert out- 1
law of Calypso, Mrs. Jim Hud
son of Clinton, "to AdelleOu- !
tlaw of Wars a- 'rs. Earl He
rring and Sharon o< Hampton Va.
were recent visitors of Mr.
andMrs. Robert Rogers and Jo
hnny Outlaw.
Mrs. Fred Alphln, sr., spent
several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Alphln
and children of Fayettevllie
William T. Rhodes of Clayton
and Mrs. Cyrus T. Rhodes vi
sited Marrlen Rhodes of Rich
lands Saturday. Mrs. Rhodes
recieved word of the death of
Mr. Rhodes on Sunday. He
was brother of her late hus
band, Cyrus Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sum mer
lin, Faye, and Joan, and Mar
tha Kay Goodman spent the week
end at Topsail Beach.
MSgt Cecil Herring of Fay
ettevllie visited his mother and
sister, Mrs. Bessie A. Herring
and Mrs. Ethel Sykes, Friday.
Bess Ann Herring returned ho
me with her father following
a visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
of charlotte and Mrs. Perry
Grady of Scott's store visited
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jernlgan
Saturday. The--Smiths were
here to attend the Sum merlin
Smith wedding held In the wo
odland Community during the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Alph
ln. Alls la Rse, snd Wendy Jo
and Dr. Carlton pierce of Du
rham, Mrs. Donsld Swlnson of
Mount Olive, Mr. snd Mrs. Fs
ison Smith. Kimberly. snd Ka
trlns of Raleigh visited Mrs.
Fred Alphin , sr.. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HOI vi
sited their son Delano, patient
at Wayne Memorial hospital,
Goldsboro. during die week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brown.
Sammy, and Pamela of Warsaw
ind Margaret squire of K Inst on
risked Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey
Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Quinn of Ke
nans vllle spent Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Goodman
and Martha Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parker
and Tommy of Baltimore, Md.,
were recent vlskors of Mr.
and Mrs. Colon Garner.
Gilbert Edwin Alphin of Flo
rence, s. C? who b visiting
hb grandparents, Mr. andMrs.
Gilbert Alphin, Jr., wqs a week
end guest of hb cousin, Stephen
Williamson, of Kenans vllle.
Mrs. D. L. Cherry, Ronald,
Roger, and Wayne visited d. L.
Cherry, pattern at Veterans Ho
spkal, FayettevOte, during the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Llnwood Rh
odes of Garner, Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Rhodes, and chil
dren, vbked Mrs. Cyrus Rho
des and Tonte during the week
end.
Mrs. G. L. Summerlin, Mrs.
H. C. Lewb, Lawton, and Con
na vbked Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my Dixon and son of Winston
Salem at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. List on Summerlin of War
saw Saturday.
Terry and Laurie Alphin of
Fayettevllle are vis king their
grandmother, Mrs. Fred Alphin
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Ivey
and Ginger Jo of Garner spent
from Thursday until Saturday
wkh Mr. and Mrs. Joe west
brook of Albertson and Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Ivey and Edna.
Debbie Whitfield of Clinton
spent last week with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Whitman. Mrs. Marvin Whit
field of Clinton visited the Wh
itmans Friday.
Airman Ronald Cherry of Se
ymore Johnson Air Force Base.
Goldsboro, was a week-end vi
sitor of Mrs. D. L. Cherry
and family.
Mrs. Delano HOI of Mount
Olive visited Mrs. Bessie A.
Herring and Mrs. Ethel Sykes
Sunday.
Dorinell Alphln of F ayettevUle
and Fred Alphln, Sr. , visited
O. L. Cherry at the Veterans
Hospital, F ayettevUle, Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Florence Houston of
Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. D. F.
Chambers of Kenansvllle, Mrs.
and Mrs. Carl Ivey accompanied
Mrs. Walter H Ins on to Golds
boro recently to visit Walter
Hlnson.
Mrs. Ella'Outlaw Is spend
ing several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Sutton of Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph St
roud and Randy, who have been
residing in RockvUle, Md., and
moved recently Into a new home
in the Stanford Community, vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. Colon Ga
rner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
John Ivey Amon of Mount oli
ve, Mrs. Eva Mae Brock, Ta
mmy, and Debbie of Beaut ancus
visited the Garners during the
week end.
Carl Ivey, Sammy, and Pa
mela Brown visited Robert B.
Ivey, and Mrs. G. L. Robert
son of Goldsboro Monday.
Mr. and Mrs- Billy Godbold
of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Godbold were dinner guests
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Turner and James Falson
of Klnston.
Mrs. Annie Rose Bell of Mo
unt Olive was an overnight gu
est Saturday of Mr. ana Mrs.
J. B. Godbold.
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Mn. Earl Greaham tarns in the keys la post
master Fitzgerald Bostlc, after twenty years
of service as postal clerk in the Beulavllle
Post Office. Retirement for Mrs. G re sham
Includes many activities which she just
never had time to perticipate in before.
(Photo by Ruth Wells
By: Ruth B. Wells
Mrs. Earl "Miss Bertha"
Gresham recently retired from
the BeulavUle Post Office after
twenty years of service.
Her husband was post master
there for many years and at his
retirement six years ago he
Insisted that she retire also,
but Miss Rertha said she would
retire at the end of twenty years
That day Just happened to be
her birthday, so It was a double
event for her.
The other postal employees
regretted Miss Bertha leaving
mem. iney aescriDed ner as
working above and beyond the
call of duty. Her work was
never done as long as any one
else still had work to do.
Her birthday present from
her husband was a sewing mac
mine, one that does just about
everything, sewing has always
been her hobby but she has
never really had time to en
joy It. Now she says she must
find time to learn to operate
all the gadgets, and by the time
winter comes and sne Is In
side more, she will be ready to
catch up on all the years.
The Gresham's moved Into
a new home last August, after
their home burned and Mrs.
flrtteham ta IrtnUfno forward to
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having time to attend to the many
little details she never got
around to while working. Sne
Is sure she will enjoy the house
now more than ever.
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odes lives In Beulavllle, and the
Rhodes' have three children,
two boys and a girl. The
grand children are enjoying a
bit more attention and are look
ins forward to mor$ all the time.
Another daughter. Mrs: Edna
Earl Leonard lives In Jackson
ville , Florida, she hopes to
hav? mnrp Hrru? tn l/foft
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The Beulaville Postal De
partment feels that the vacancy
has been ably filled, but that
"Miss Bertha" cannot be re
placed.
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Mrs. George Whaley.Mrs. B.
J. Blackburn. Jr.. ana children,
Eric and Mary Ann, shopped in
Klnston Friday.
Mrs. Harry Rouse and son
Harry Jr. of Rose Hill visited
Mrs. Bera Whaley Wednesday.
Miss Libby Trott. Miss Es
trallta Williams, Miss Lynda
Alphin, Miss Evelyn Wilkins,
and Miss Jones wilkins have
returned from a camping trip
to the mountains.
Michael Bratcher of Colum
bia, South Carolina is spending
the week with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rhodes and
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Mercer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Co
llinsville, Alabama,visitedMr.
and Mrs. Eddie Rhodes Monday
night.
Mrs. Lamar Myers and son
Tommle of CollinsvOle, Alab
ama, and Mrs. Lela Mae Ke
nnedy of Pink Hill visited Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Rhodes Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Hunter
and two sons Barry and Br
ian of Riverdale, Maryland, vi
sited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Hunter and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Raup during the
week end.
Miss Mary Beth Hunter of
E. C. C. Greenville spent the,
week end with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Reuben Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll
have returned from a vacation
ro jamcsiown, wuiiamsDurg,
Virginia. They also visited We
st Virginia, Ohio, and Michi
gan.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Grady,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Macon Br
own and son, William Edward
and Billy Hunter attended "The
Sound of Music," In Greenville
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas
of New Orleans, Louisiana, are
spending their vacation with
relatives In Baulavllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thomas
and children. Tammy and Ji
mmy, of Lswton, Oklahoma, are
spending a few days with re
latives here beforeMr. Thomas 1
goes to Viet Nam for a tour i
of duty, <
Mrs. Lula Q. Parker, Mrs. j
Orvls Thlgpen, Mrs. Ransom <
Mercer and Mrs. J. L. Powers ]
attended Mount haven Bible Con
ference at Glade Valley July
29 through August 4. I
Friends of Mrs. Ida Mae Sa
nderson are sorry to know that <
she remains a patient in Du
plin General Hospital, Kcnans
vllle.
Mrs. Cora Sanderson, with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Southerland
and daughter, Susanne, of Ch
inquapin, spent last week at
Wrlghtesvllle Beach.
Mrs. Earnest Daughtry and
sister Rowena of Klnston visi
ted Mrs. Eva Evans Friday.
Mrs. Louise Brown. Mary
Beth Hunter and Mr. and Mrs.
William Hunter made a busine
ss trip to Wallace Friday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnes
and two children Kenny and Br
yan of Portsmouth, Virginia and
Sam and Minnie Barnes of Wi
lson visited Mrs. Jeannettewh
aley Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Juie Matthews
and Miss Grace Kennedy Spent
Saturday at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. GlennGresham
and Gincy Lowery of Hartsvl
lle, Alabama, visited Mrs. Je
annette Whaley, Mrs. Nora Smi
th, Mrs. Dorothy Souther land,
Mrs. Mamie Thomas, Rossie
Grady, Mrs. AdellMatthews and
Mrs. Nina Jackson and other
friends and relatives In Beu
lavllle last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bos
tlc and baby and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald House visited Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Brown Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brown
visited his father atGrantsboro
Sunday. Miss Rachel Brown,
who has been spending some
time with her grandfather re
turned home witn them.
Mrs. Louise Thompson.Mrs.
Laura T. Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Thompson and daughter
Janet of Rlchlands visited Mr.
C. C. Trott Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Caroline Johnson spent
the week end with Mr. andMrs.
Byron Hunter and daughter, Li
sa, at Klnston.
Mrs. Richard Bostlc shopped
In Klnston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Camp
bell shopped In Jacksonville
Saturday D.m.
RANDY SANDLIN IS 6
Randy Sandlln, son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. J. Sandlln, was how
red on his sixth birthday. AO
just 1, when his mother gas*
llm a party. Mrs. Sandlln was
assisted by Miss Kay Smidland
Miss Brenda Lanier.
The guests enjoyed grilled
hamburgers, hot dogs, papal
cola, cake, and Icecream. Each
one was given party favors.
Those helping Randy cele
brate his birthday were; Chris
Batts, Nannette Blizzard, Alice
Ann Pate, Becky Ann Smith,
Gregory Williams, Frank Jo
nes, Sonya Jones, Robie Conn
el lie, Beth Smith, Tina Horns,
Joe Brown, Mrs. Linda Smi
th and children, and Dr. and
Mrs. Edwards of Pink Hill, and
Mrs. Macy Thomas.
Randy received many nice and
useful gifts.
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Are there really L^LI
any sound reasons for buying
a Chevrolet in August?
During August, it's as easy to
own s Bel Air 4-Door Sedan
as getting in the car.
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Wait till you see how sporty
you look sitting in your tmpala
Super Sport.
In a word: Six
IHave you ever known the instant
? delight of selecting a new Impala
Super Sport in the color you want,
slipping into its Strato-bucket seats,
and driving it home from the showroom
the same day? Now's your chance.
Your Chevrolet dealer has a big
choice of models on hand with small
August price tags.
2 More than likely, your present
? car will never be worth as much
in trade as it is right now. Money?
another good reason to buy a
Chevrolet this month.
3 Read those articles about when
? to buy a new car and they'll tell
you that August is one of the best
months. And your Chevrolet dealer is
ready to show you why . . . with
buys that are better than ever.
4 If you think winter's tough on
? an old car, believe us, so is
summer. There's added strain on the
engine because of vacation driving.
Greater tire wear. The cooling system
has to work extra hard. A new
Chevrolet can save you a lot of trouble.
5 You do a lot of driving for
? pleasure so why not ride on
Chevrolet's Full Coil suspension. Let
your feet feel that deep-twist Chevrolet
carpeting. August is to enjoy.
6 Make your summer driving safer
? driving by taking advantage of
the eight standard safety features built
into every new Chevrolet. If your
present car doesn't have seat belts,
back-up lights, outside rearview
mirror, padded instrument panel,
look into a new Chevrolet.
Chevrolet ? Chevelle ? Chevy n ? Corvair ? Corvette
See the man who can save you the most? your Chevrolet dealer
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Mrs. Larl Ore sham Ketires
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