PERSONALS
Miss AnH* Hans lev visited
her ptrfnts, Rev. and Mrs.Ca
rol Hans ley over the week end.
Visiting with her Friday night
were Mrs. Gene McCoy. Miss
Cheral Jean Cavenaugn, Miss
Joyce Judah, student nurses
from Raleigh and Mr. Douglas
Jones from New Bern.
Rev. Carol Hansley and Rev.
Preston Smith attended the re
vival service at Angola Free
Will Baptist Church near Jack
sonville and a large group from
Sandy Plain Churcn attended
each night.
Mr. Nell Padgett and Mr.
David Shepherd from Klnston
visited Onefl's aunt, Mrs. Ca
rol Hansley, Thursday night.
Mrs. Grace Sumner, Mrs.
Gallic Baker and marOyn Ba
ker went shopping In Klnston
Saturday and also visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Rivers Baker
and family at Jackson Heights.
Rayburn Rhodes from Wright
svllle Beach and Scott Rhodes
from Cary were home with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe HOI Rhodes over the week
end.
Jean Houston returned home
last week to live with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs.,Davld
Houston after being In school at
Caswell In Klnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Chesiey Hous
? ton. Mr. and Mrs. wlllard Sum
ner and Jenell went to Jackson
ville Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kennedy,
Mrs. Edward Earl Kennedy, Da
mon Earl Kennedy and Patricia
Dunn went shopping In Klnston
Saturday.
live T n
m??t j? U* ivwuicujr iwnjvira,
Lewis Mercer, her mother,
back to Golds bo ro Hospital last
Thursday.
Ellen Mercer and Joann Bos
tic visited Mrs. Lewis Mercer
at Goldsboro Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Lanier and son
went back to Baltimore, Mary
land last week to be with her
husband for a few days, she
will return to be with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mercer, while her husband is
gone out to sea.
Guests over the week end with
Mr. and Mrs . James Benson
were Mr. Leonard Anderson
from Warsaw, Mr. Frank Baker
from Streets and "Pete" Baker
from Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crews
and son from Durham spent
some time with her family, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Kennedy, Mrs.
Bruce Duff last week.
Mr. and Mrj. Lawton Baker,
Mr. and Mrs., cletls Jones and
dauguter visited Mr. and Mrs.
Brlnson Matthews and children
at Henderson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy
went to Klnston and Greenville
shopping Thursday.
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy were Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnle Yopp andMrs.
HolandRaynor.
Mrs. Bessie Baker, Rebecca
Baker, June Baker and Maxlne
Sumner went to Morehead Sa
turday.
Mrs. Bessie Baker and Re
becca shopped In Wallace Mon
day.
Sandy Plain Is having a full
> week. The revival began Mon
day night. The District Youth
Fellowship will meetwlthsandy
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noiii ooiuruajf uiKui aiiu ouiiuay
will be the annual harvest day.
The church hopes to be able
to pay the Indebtedness of the
church and parsonage Sunay.
AUXILIARY MEETING
The ladles of Sandy Plain
held their regular meeting Wed
nesday night at the cnurch.
There were thirteen members
present. The meeting was
opened with orayer led by Mrs.
Wuue Smith. Tne minutes were
read and approved and the trea
surer gave a report. The re
port from the District (inven
tion which was held at Deep
Run was given. Mrs. William
Thlgpen one of the members,
was honored at the convention
with an award pin for the out
standing work she had done In
holding an office In the District.
The youth sponsor asked for
help In giving a chicken pastry
supper, October 22 for YFAto
raise money to complete the
library at the back of the church.
The program was turned over
to the program chairman, Mrs.
Carol Hansley. The program
was the "Tltne" Is holy unto
the Lord." which was written
L by one of Sandy plain's former
pastor. Rev. w. S. Burns. Mrs.
Wilbur Kessler. Mrs. Hubert
Kennedy, Mrs. w. F. Thlgpen,
Mrs. Milton Kennedy ?nd Mrs.
Tyson Houston had the different
parts of the lesson and did a
wonderful job In prsentlng it.
The meeting was closed with
Pr?y?r
Mrs. Wilbur Sumner, President
Mrs. June wUllford, Secretary
WITH THE SICK
Mr. Coy Sumner was apatlem
In Lenoir Memorial Hospital
in Klnston a few days last
week. He has returned home
and Is Improving slowly.
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Mr. Sam Byrd la a patient
In Lenoir Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Susie jarman is stfil a
patient at the Sooth Wing Hoe
pltal at KenansvOle.
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Mrs. Charity Mercer is still
getting along well at home.
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Myna Loy Rhodes came home
last week from Lenol Memo
rial Hospital where she was a
patient. She Is doing well.
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP MEETS
WITH MR. COY SUMNER
The men of Sandy Plain
Church met Saturday night with
Mr. Coy Sumner in his home
since he was unable to go to
the meeting. The meeting was
opened vrttn Mr. Joel Kennedy
leading the devotion. Special
prayer was held for the sick of
the community and for the re
vival which was to begin Mon
day.
The men are studying the book
of saint John. Rev. Hansley led
in the study with different mem
bers taking part In the discus
sion. several songs were sung.
They were very glad to have
Lawrence Smith from Char
lotte with them in the meeting
He led the benediction.
Those attending were Rev.
Carol Hansley, Milton Kennedy,
Joe Exum.HermanSmlth.Cagle
Houston, ivey Houston, Law
rence smith and Joel
ATTEND BIRTHDAY DIMMER
Among those attending the
69th blnhday dinner of Mrs.
Tlney Turner were license tags
of several states including Ha
waii, California, Utah, Mary
land and North Carolina.
Attending the fbh fry dinner
were Mr. and Mrs.' Nelson
Gross and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lumas Turner and boys, Mr.
and Mrs. Cleveland Turner and
chUden, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Heath and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Chips and baby, Mr. and
Mrs. Woodrow Heath and baby,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Jones and boys,
Linda Potter, Beverly and
Jackie Williams, and a repre
sentative of Virginia was Mr.
George Gross.
Everyone will be glad to know
that Mrs. Tlney Turner is doing
fine after her eye operation.
Kenans ville
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
Circle No. 1 of the Women of
Grove Presbyterian Church met
on Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Ralph Barwlck. The chairman,
Mrs. A. T. Outlaw presided
over the meeting and gave die
montly emphasis. Mrs. N. B.
Boney was moderator of die
Bible study and all seven ladles
present participated. The theme
this year is ''Jesus and Per
sons/' Thp first person to dis
cuss was "Nicodemus." A
social hour followed the bene
diction during which time Mrs.
Berwick served punch, cookies
and salted nuts.
Circle No. 2 met on Monday
night with Mrs. Louise w. Mit
chell. The circle chairman,
Mrs. Jack Sitters on presided
over the business session. Miss
Margaret Williams was the
Bible Moderator and Mrs. Mit
chell discussed the Monthly
Empnasis wrucn was cnrlstlan
Action. The hostess served cho
colate pie, coffee and salted
nuts to the eight members and
one visitor present. She was
assisted by Mrs. Robert Carroll
Wells and Mrs. Billy Stephens.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
On last Friday night at 7
o'clock five little girls arrived
at the home of the Nelson
Heaths with their pajamas to
surprise Debbie Ifeath who was
eleven years old. Debbie en
Joyed having the girls spend the
night with her and help her
celebrate her birthday. Those
present were; Ken Hoffman,
Debbie Fraxelle, jane rhodes,
Susan Murphy and Rosemary
Br Ins on. They left after break
fast on Saturday a.m.
NOTE OF THANKS
I wish to express my thanks
to each one for the prayers,
visits, cards, letters, flowers,
gifts and the many other re
membrances and kindnesses
shown me and my family during
my stay in die hospital.
Also I watt the doctors,
nurses, the entire Duplin Ge
neral Hospital staff with all die
workers and die ambulance ser
vice of die Kenansville Fire
Department to know 1 deeply
appreciated all that they did.
Daisy J. Wells
Here's good Fire Prevention
Week advice from your Kenans
ville Fire Department; Don't
Pf- ~ - :
Scot I \s Store
PERSONALS
Hie Re*, and Mrs. Luther
Swlnsce and girls of Mapel
HOI were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin DaO Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Waller went to
Dublin Sunday to loin her famflv.
at the home ot Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Summerlln for a family
dinner. Others present were
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carr
and Daly of Rose HOI. Dr. and
Mrs. W. C. Adams and children
of Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kornegay
were visiting at Smith Chapel
Sunday with the Currle smiths
Visiting in the ivey Summer
lln home Sunday were Mrs. J.
E. Stanley of Rocky Mount, A.
J. Summerlln, Kenansvllle and
Mrs. Richard Kornegay of Kins
ton.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Thlgpen during the week
end wrer Jack Thlgpen and
Winnie of Grlfton, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sutton of Goldsboro.
Mrs. Claud Powell and Sonya
of Warsaw visited briefly with
Mrs. Oarrle Scott Sunday after
noon.
Don Kornegay left last week
for Winston Salem where he will
be attending school for a few
months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waters
visited Mrs. Hsrold Summer
Unat Wayne Memorial Hos
pital Thursday night.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Waters were die
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Ellis.
Fern and Thomas of Stantons
hnre.
Faye outlaw, Emily GayeHer
ring and Betty Goodson attended
an FHA rally Saturday at Jack
sonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Out
law and Johnny, the Rev. and
Mrs. M. C. Franks and Mark
visited Miss Annie swlnson Sun
day afternoon In Bear Marsh
section.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waters
spent the week end In Warsaw
with the Scott Howards.
Saturday night Mrs. Ralph
Waters. Mrs. Elvis Hill and
Herman were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Whitfield in MT.
Olive.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Miss Carolyn Sutton of Route
1, Mt. Olive was honored onher
eighteenth birthday Saturday
evening with a surprise birth
day party given by her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sutton at
their home.
Thoj? In attendance were, I
Phyllis Singleton, Linda Hol
mes. Ruseel Holmes, Carolyn
and Sandra Herring, Kathy Kor
negay, Lester Outlaw, Buster \
Wfialey, Ronnie Malpass, Her
man Sullivan and Sandra Sun on.
After a period of games and
dancing refreshments conslst
aof cake, potato chips, mints
punch were served.
She received gifts from her
invited guests.
CLUB MEETS AT COMMUNITY
CENTER
"W lndow Treatment" was the
topic discussed Wednesday
when Scott Store home demon
stration Club met at the com
munity center for the October
meeting.
Mrs. Elmo Blizzard, house
furnishing leader presented the
program on treatment of win
dows to change the appearance.
She showed how to make a
window appear smaller or lar
ger by use of different acces
sories.
A report on International Re
lations was given by Mrs. Elvia ]
Hill. At the time Mrs. c. L.
Sloan invited the group to visit j
In her home on Monday, Oc- <
tober 24 for international Re- !
latlons Day.
Mrs. Marlon Murphy gave re- j
port on education. She stressed 1
the need of more education for 1
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farmer is building his "landpower," or increasing his land's ability to pro
duce good crop yields consistently, by fertilizing. The most practical and
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setter Jobs.
Mrs. Leland Herring, vlce
3resident presided. During bu
siness the county wbrksTiop on
:halr bottoming was voted down
sy the club. Members voted to
sent one dollsr ($1) to Camp
-ejeune Hospital this year In
stead of pecans aue to snort
age ot pecans.
Meeting was opened with song
"United Nations Hymn.' De
votion by the hostess, Mrs.Ce
cil Kornegav reading a part of
Mark 1 followed with prayer.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Kornegay.
J SI Host To I
Automotive
DiPMe! I
Association
junta sprue institute via
hoat to Southeastern Automotive -
Diaaal Association at the Towns
Honaa Restaurant" west of Bee
lavllle, North Carolina, on Fri
day night, October 7,1166.
Tha following instttuasofthe
Nortn Carolina community Col
lege System wore represented;
Lenoir Community CfeDeaeef
K Inst on; Wayne Technical Of
stlrute of Golds bo ro; Pamlico
Industrial Education Center of
Bayboro; Pta Technical Insti
tute of Greenville; onalewmdes
trial Education Canter of Jack
sonville, Wilson Technical In
stitute of Wilson.
This Association is working
toward more modern techniques
In Auto-Dlesel Tralnkig to heap
pace with the technical changes
In the Diesel industry.
Those interested m Automo
tive and Diesel Mechanics train
lng should contact James Sprem
Institute In fenansville, N.C.
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