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SHOULD
YOUR CHILD ^
PLAY IN THE BAND?
Yes! Come in or call for free
folder that gives you a dozen
reasons why playing in the
school band docs so much
for youngsters..
Music enriches our lives.
Playing in the band teaches
important attitudes that help
children do better in school
? and in life.
KING
headquarters lor
King band instruments
Also
headquarters for
fiELMA
Band Instrumanfs
FREDERICK'S
OF GOLOSBORO
108 E. Walnut St.
Dial KE 5-4481
By: Mrs. Carl Ivey
PERSONALS
Mrs. Eddie Goodman and
Mrs. Minnie Sum merlin attend
ed the Womans Auxiliary Con
vention of the Eastern District
held for Free will Baptist Ch
urches at Deep Run Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ezzul
and family spent the week end
In Washington, D.C.
Dr. and Mrs. Reevls Alphln,
Robert and Carla returned to
their home tai Richmond, Va.
Monday following a visit with
his mother, Mrs, Fred Alphln,
Sr.
Andy W. Ivey returned to his
home here Friday after being
hospitalized at Sampson Me
morial Hospital Clinton for se
veral days.
Mrs. Bessie H ins on of Wil
liams Mill and Miss Elmer
Rose of Wilson visited Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hlnson, Sr. during
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Whitman
were guests Sunday of the Rev.
and Mrs. Marvin Whitfield,
Steve and Debbie of cllnton.
Gilbert E. Alphln, Jr. Is spend
ins several days In New Bern
wtth the Federal Crop Insur
ance
Mr. and Mrs. Luby Best of
the Thunder Swamp Community
visited Mrs. Thomas Summer
lln, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bar
field and sons Sunday.
Mrs. Naomi K. Brock of Rose
Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Foy
Ivey and sons and Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Jernigan Friday.
Mrs. Edgar Summerlln spent
several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Thlgpen, Judy
and Winnie of Grlfton.
Msgt. and Mrs. Cecil Her
ring, Brenda Bonnie, Bess Ann,
Vickie and Gail of Fayettevllle:
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hill and
daughter of Mount Olive; Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Hill were visi
tors during the weekend of Mrs.
Bessie a. Herring and Mrs.
Ethel sykes.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Ivey and Edna Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Thurman Ivey, Mrs.
Lotse Regans. Ann and Ttmr
man and Clayton lv?*?J Faye
ttevllle, Mr. and Mrs Joe
westbrook of Albertson; Mr.
and Mrs. Wade_Prlce and tf>fl
dren of Kenansvflle and
Dwavne E?ea
Bfll Parker of Hampton, va.
visited relatives ^jh^s aree
last week and aWodeds?vto
? the Rooty Branch Churcn
SUMrJ and Mrs. Jimmy
gay of Mount Olive and Mrs.
Carl ivey went to Tops all Beach
?d Mrs RoUr* Ro?e
and children of Lldell visteed
Mrs. Carson Merrltt and fa
mily Sunday.
Mrs. Hoyt Lee Holmes was
honored with a miscellaneous
shower Friday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Drlfty Holmes.
Mrs. Steve Williamson and
Stephen of Kenansvflle are vi
siting Mrs.GllbertE. Alphln, Jr
Joseph Eason of Macclesfield
visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey
and Mr. and Mrs. Clessonlvey
Sr. several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Llnwood Rhodes
of Garner spent the week end
with Mrs. Cyrus Rhodes.
Visitors curing the week end
of Mrs. Fred Alphln. Sr. were
Mrs. Donald Swlnson of Mount
Olive; Mr. and mrs. Fred Alphln
Jr. and son of Rockingham;
Dr. and Mrs. Reevls Alphln and
children of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Marvin Whitfield of
Clinton and Mrs. Elbert Whit
man visited Mr. and Mrs. Lln
wood Grady of Raleigh, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heath
and children of Kenansvflle, M r.
and Mrs. J. D. Best and sons
of Goldsboro visited J. D. Best
and sons of Goldsboro visited
Mr. and Mrs. jackDaflSunday.
Mrs. Frank Parker of Chin
quapin, Mr. and Mrs. Nathanlal
Brock and children of Jackson
ville visited Mr. and Mrs.T. A.
jernigan Sunday.
pvt. Dennis Davis of Fort
Bragg was a guest during the
week end of Mrs. Dennis Davis
and other relatives here.
Mr.and Mrs. Colon Garner
and children visited Mr. and
Mrs. Albert FarrloroftheBeau
tancus Community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Kome
gay and Edith, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ivey were guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown
and children of Warsaw.
The Rev. Dwayne Eakes of
Goldsboro and Janice Bell of
Mount Olive were guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell and
James.
Mr. and Mrs. MackSummer
lln, Mary Deaim and Debbie of
Kenansvflle, Mr. and Mrs. Adls
Swlnson and Martha Carol of
Grlfton visited Mrs. Edgar Sum
Ml. olive to FayettevllleThurs
d*l<r. and Mr.. W. \ Stanly
of whbertlle; Mrs. Allc? J.
Roberts of Stanford-, Mr. and
Mrs. Delmas Roberts. Del..
W. C. and Edward Bryant of
Richmond. Vs.; Mr. ana Mrs.
Herman Qulnn of Kenansvllle
were recent visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl ivey.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert to Al
phln. Jr. attended "Parems
Day" held at East Carolina
College Greenville Saturday.
It was sponsored by the A.F.
R.O.T.C. Their daughter Eva
Mae Is a member.
Mr. and Mrs. ivey Miller of
the Beautancus community vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. Colon Gar
nerand children Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. wllbert Carter
and children of Brocks Chapel
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Outlaw.
Mrs. Robert Rogers and Mrs.
Lester Outlaw attended a mis
cellaneous shower In honor of
Mrs. Ann Stephens Watson held
at Rones chapel Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Outlaw of Calypso Sunday. Mr.
Outlaw returned home recently
after being a patient at Wayne
Memorial Hospital, Goldsboro.
Mrs. Jesse Rogers and MRS.
Robert Rogers visited Johnny
Outlaw, patient at Duplin Ge
neral Hospital Kenansvtlle Sun
day.
REVIVAL AND HOMECOMING
DAY PLANNED FOR ROOTY
BRANCH
Revival services will be held
at the Rooty Branch Free Will
Baptist church In the Summer
lln's Cross Roads Community
next week.
Services beginning Monday
October 3, at 7:30 o'clock and
continuing through Saturday.
The Rev. Wayne West of Wln
tervQle Is the evangelist.
Home coming day Is being
observed Sunday, October a.
Church School will begin at 10
a.m. followed by worsnip ser
vices.
Lunch will be served on the
church lawn. A special program
is planned for the afternoon
session. The Rev. Dwayne
Eakes pastor of the church
and members extend a cordial
Invitation to all former pas
tors. members and friends to
attend each of these services.
MRS. SUM MERLIN HOSTESS j
TOHDC
Mrs. E. J. Summerlln was hos '
tess September 22, to the Sum
merlin's Home Demonstration i
at her home In the Summer
Woodland ^ en*
PERSONALS
Among visitors attending the
home coming day at Woodland
Methodist cfurcri Sunday, Sep
ternber 26 were; Mr. and Mrs,
Carlyle Herring of Greensboro;
Mrs. Ethel Grady of Mt. Olive;
Mr. and Mrs. stokes Westbrook
of Kenansvllle; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Qulnn of Warsaw; Mrs.
Beatrice W. Wallace, Mrs. He
len waller and Miss GlorlaF aye
Wallace, Snow Hill; Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Brlnson, Kenans
vllle; Mrs. LeVon Kennedy and
children, Kinston; Mrs. Stacy
Jones. Warsaw; Mrs. Margaret
Howell, Kinston, Mr. Marclllus
Kornegay. Pearl Kornegay.
Greensboro; Mr. and Mrs. Lin
wood Kornegay and children
Kinston; C E. Qulnn, and Mrs.
Myrtle Qulnn, Kenansville, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Sanderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray San
derson. Cabin; and the Rev.
and Mrs. W, E. Howard,
Mount Olive, Ernest Harrell,
Raleigh.
The flowers that graced the
alter of Woodland Church home
coming day were presented by
the WOlard westbrook family
in memory of Nelda westbrook
and Mr. and Mrs. Gaston west
brook.
Mrs. Stacy Jones of Warsaw
is visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. A. J. Walker, Mr. Walker
and family for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell
and daughters were luncheon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Jones at Beulaville Sunday
Mr. Anthony Westbrook of
Pembroke College spent the
week end with his parents. Mr.
lin's Cross Roads Community.
Mrs. Mae H. Splcer, Home
Economics agent, gave the de
monstrtlon on "Buying Under
Garments.* A film was shown
entitled "Make the most of
Your Figure.'
A workshop Is being planned
for the club at the november
meeting. The collect for club
women was prayed In unison
to close the program.
Faye and Joan Summerlln
assisted the hostess In serv
ing Ice cream sundae's and
cookies.
aitd Mrs. W. L. Westbrook.
Mrs. Winnie Herring of
Rocky Mount was a weekend
guests In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Herring. On
Sunday they had as visitors Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Williams of
Albert son.
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Wal
ker and Linda Carol visited
with the Falson Best family at
Seven Springs Sunday after
noon.
Sgt. and Mrs. Klrby Page
formerly of Homestead, Fla.
spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. K. J. Smith and other
relatives of Klnston and Smiths
township. Following his visit,
Sgt. Pajge left for services In
England. Mrs. Page will Join
him there In a Tew weeks.
Mrs. Durwood Walker and
Linda Carol shopped in Golds
bo ro Saturday afternoon.
HOMECOMING SERVICES
Homecoming services were
held at Woodland Methodist
Church Sunday, September 25
at 11 a.m.
The speaker was the Rev.
Howard M. McLamb, Executive
Director of the Conference
Board of E vangellsm, of Raleigh
who brought an Inspiring mes
sage on '"can You Recommend
Your Religion.'
A representative crowd In
cluding a former pastor and
membes attended. A luncheon
served picnic style on the
church grounds was enjoyed at
the noon hour.
Berioville
IN HOSPITAL
Mildred Hardlson of Beula
vllle Is a patient at Duplin Ge
neral Hospital. X-rays are
being made for Galbladder t rou
ble and stomach trouble, she
has to remain In the hospital
for a while, 3rd floor, Room 306.
BOBBY J. KEA
Ft. GREELY, ALASKA -
Specialist Fourth class Bobby
J. KM, son of Mr. sod Mrs.
James H. Kea, Route 2, Box
464, Rose Hill. N. C.. com
pleted two weeks of training
September 16 at the Army Nor
thern Warfare Training Cen
ter. Ft. Greely, Alaska.
He received extensive in
struction In mountaineering,
construction of rope bridges,
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I
water navigation and mountain : i
rescue technique*. Glacier f
crossing was also Included In
his training.
He has returned to Ms regu
lar unit, the Transportation Me
dhim Helicopter Company, Ft.
Walnwright, Alaska, where he
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