PERSONALS
Friends of Mrs. George Prid
gen, Jr. are glad to hear she
returned home from Duplin Ge
neral Hospital on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. h. Whaky
and Alice Summerlln were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Whaley and girls
of KenansvOle.
F. N. Robert Brock of Rhode
Island and Mrs. Robert Brock
of K Inst on, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Langston on Sa
turday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lewis
and girls visited Mr. and MRS.
Glenwood Sanderson on Sunday.
Sgt. N. W. Kornegay left for
one year stay in Alaska on
Tuesday. Mrs. Kornegay and
boys, Jeff and Glenn, remained
with his mother, Mrs. Glenwood
Sanderson for the year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Royals.
Cathy and Carson of Clinton;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeill, Kaye
and Matt of Falson; Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Matthews of Tur
key. P.F.C. Larry Matthews of
Mississippi. Mrs. Viola Sloan
v1aitedrMr. ?nd Mn. George
the week.
Mr. George Prldgen, Jr. li
sted his mother. Mrs. Park
Prldgen at the Duplin General
Hospital on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommle Riley
of Wilson visited MR. AND Mrs
Glenwood Sanderson on Sunday.
Sgt. N. W. Kornegay left for
one year stay in Alaska on Tues
day. Mrs. Kornegay and boys,
Jeff and Glenn remained With
his mother, Mrs. Glenwood San
derson for the year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Royals,
Cathy and Carson of Clinton;
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Matthews
of Turkey, PFC Larry Mat
thews of Mississippi, Mrs. Vlo
Glenwood Sanderson on Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mint on are
spending this week In Wilming
ton with Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byrd
of Turkey visited Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Swinson on Sundy.
Mrs. Chick Repple of New
Jersey spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie JONES.
Mrs. Leorna Jones was given
a surprise birthday party on
Sunday, October 9, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Langston by all her children
and relatives.
Little Miss Cindy Prldgen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Prldgen, spent last week
In Clinton with her aunt Mrs.
John Royals.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Houston
of Warsaw visited Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Burns on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Millard
Chuck and Sherry of Falson,
Mrs. Joyce Jones, Beth and
Timothy of Goldsboro were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Joes. Visitors on
Sunday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Bland ofFalson.Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Anderson of
Mount olive.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank every
one for your gifts, calls, flo
wers, and visits and especially
for your prayers while, I was
a patient at Duplin General Hos
pital. I also want to thank Dr.
O. L. Redwine and all the girls
on the second floor.
May God bless you all.
Mrs. Eunice Brock
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CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank every
one for your gifts, calls, flo
wers ana visits and especially
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PERSONALS
Mr. Larry R. Jonas of the
Stanford Church Community,
and senior at East Carolina
College Is doing his practice
teachmg In art u the Charlotte
Mecklenburg schools. Mr.
Jones Is a nephew of Mrs. A.
J. W alker of here.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lewis
of Farmvllle spent Sunday with
Mrs. Lewis' aunt Mrs. H. S.
Tyndall and Mr. TyndalL
Those of the community at
tending the home coming at
Rooty Branch Sunday Included
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wallace,
Gloria Faye and Cathy Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell,
Kerry Jo and Melissa Gold
Bell, Mrs. Shad Kornegay. Mr.
and Mrs. Claudel Tyndall and
Miss C?rol Tyndall.
Mrs. WUlard westbrook re
cently attended In Clinton the
Executive Board Meeting
of adult leaders and agents.
. They met to plan ten 4-H Star
News Event to be held In Wil
mington on Monday 19th. She
also recently an end the Home
Demonstration County Council
In KenansvOle to report on her
trip In the Interest of demon
stration work, in Colorado.
Mrs. Durwood Walker, Linda
Carol Walker and Mrs. Ran
dolph Kornegay shopped In
Goldsboro Saturday.
Mrs. J. D. Galnus returned
home Friday from the Wayne
Memorial Hospital following a
weeks hospitalization due to
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wal
lace , Thomas, Jr., Jean, Tlm
my, and Steve Wallace visited
Mrs. Wallace's grandmother,
Mrs. S. J. Somlns In Burling
ton Sunday.
Burlington Sunday.
Mesdames Charles Bell and
children, Joe Wallace and Lloyd
Jones of BeulavUle shopped In
Wilson and Goldsboro Wednes
day.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Gar
land Wallace were her daugh
ter, Mrs. Victor Fountain, Mr.
' F ountaln and children of Raleigh
Mrs. Winnie Herring and
Mrs. Cornelius Blanton of
Rocky Mount visited briefly on
Friday with Mrs. Pearl Her
ring.
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Grady
and children visited with the
W. B. Grady family In Clinton
Saturday. On Sunday afternoon
they visited with Mrs. Eliza
Grady near KenansvOle.
I . The Rev. and Mrs. W. L.
Wolfe and Sandra of Kenans
vOle, and Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe,
parents of W. L. Wolfe, of West
Virginia, were luncheon guests
in the home of Mr. an^Mrs.
K. J. Sntfth. Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith
for your prayers whOe I was
a patient at Duplin General Hos
pital. I also want to thank every
one for the kindness shown my
famOy and the doctors and all
famfly and to the doctors and
all the girls on the second
floor, thank you again.
Mrs. George Prldgen Jr.
(Irene)
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visited with Mrs. Smith's bro
ther. Mrs. R. T. Fordhem end
family at Pleasant HOI Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Wallace spent last
week in Washington, D.C. with
her daughter, Mrs. Mittle Ruth
Shlvar.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith
and Stevie visited Mrs. Smith's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
O. Qulnn at Grifton Sunday.
Sunday night they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Hess Davis of Al
berts on.
Mrs. Leland Wallace, Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Westbrook,
and Mr. Paul westbrook fished
at Topsail Beach Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wallace,
Gloria Faye and Cathy shopped
in Klnston Saturday.
EMMA POWELL CIRCLE
MEETS
The Emma Powell circle of
the Auxiliary of Snow Hill
Church near Mt. Olive met
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 In
the home of Mrs. Marlon Mur
phy with MRS. Glennie Rouse
as co-hostess.
Mrs. Shad Kornegay gave the
devotion including scripture
reading. Mrs. Glennie Rouse
closed the devotion with prayer.
The vice-president, Mrs.
Rotha Reardon, called the meet
ing to order, and presided over
the business transactions which
included the reading of minutes
of previous meetmg by Mrs.
Marlon Murphy, ana the trea
surer's report by Mrs. Ruben
Bishop. Orders for fruit cakes
were taken and dinner arrange
ments made for the pastor and
visiting revivalist during the
coming revival.
Mrs. Helen Wallaer had
charge of the program on "Tith
ing.' She assigned parts to Mrs.
Rotha Reardon, Mrs. Joe Wal
lace, Mrs. Shad Kornegay, Mrs.
Nora Outlaw, and Mrs.Claudell
TVndall. The meeting was
closed with prayer by Mrs.
Joe Wallace.
The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Helen Wallace served refresh
ments to the 13 members pre
sent. Mrs. Addle Barden of
Princton was a visitor. Mrs.
Fred Herring was received as
a new member.
AUXILIARY MEETING
The Womens Council of Har
pe-Southerland Presbyterian
Church met at the church re
cently for the September meet
ing.
Mrs. L. C. Southerland called
the meeting to order with pray
er. The roll call showed an
attendance of nine members
. and two visitors. The minutes
were read and approved. A
new member joined the group.
It was noted to send a con- '
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A TRIBUTE TO SCHOOL FOOD
SERVICE EMPLOYEES OF
DUPLIN COUNTY
Many dunks are expressed
for the exceptional services
rendered by the School Food
Service Personnel of our county
In their effort to go beyond
the duties required of them in
Beulaville
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mildred Hardlson returned
home Saturday evening from
Duplin General Hospital at Ke
nansvUle. She was doing pretty
good when she left the hospital
Her diet for thirteen days Is
milk and baby food.
trlbutlon to help a young minis
terial student.
The meeting was then turned
over to Mr. Tom Stroud who
graciously came to our aid In
the study of the 1965 Bible
Study Book. He opened with
the hymn Love Divine, after
which he pronounced the bene
diction.
The president, Mrs. Souther
land served refreshments of
peach and apple pie, potato
chls and soft drinks.
The Reverend James w.
making food attractive, School
Food Service facilities pleasant
and working with other com
munity groups. Personnel con
tinue to achieve numerous other
tasks demanded of them, always
adding that extra smile.
Our future looks bright. Op
portunities seem good for the
School Food Service Program.
Based on past performance,
let's look forward to progress
and keep smiling.
speak each night at revival J
services atHarper-Southerland 1
Memorial Presbyterlanl
Church, services will begfa 1
Monday October 16 and last -3
througn Friday October 21, at 4
7 p.m. each evening.
The public Is cordially to- 1
vited to attend these services. I
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Heroert Brock wisnas ?;
to express her sincere thanks to ;
her many friends for the won
derful courtesies shown her <
while she was a patient in i
Duplin General Hospital with a J
broken arm. she says thanks
for the flowers, cards and pray
ers. Also Mrs. Brock wishes
to thank the personnel of Duplin
General Hospital for the won
derful service given her.
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CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to thank all of the
nurses and doctors while I was
a patient in Duplin General Hos
pital. I also wish to thank my
friends for the cards and flow
ers sent to me while I was
a patient. Your kindness will
always be remembered.
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