Rom Hill
fioreniDer i(, rne Lions ciut> wrn meet m in? Rose hui
Restaurant at 7:00 o'clock.
November 17, There will be a Mission study at the Corinth
Baptist Church from 6 to 9 p.m. This will include Mission
Groups from Corinth, Teachey, and Rase Hill Churches. Mrs.
Henry Simpson, of Warsaw, the Assoc 1st tonal Missionary's
wife will be die leader, and use die book Beneath the Himalayas
as her guide.
November 19, Rose Hill Jaycees Turkey Shoot from 1 to 8 p.m.
just sooth of Rose Hfll on Highway 117.
November 20, University of North Carolina Madrigal Singers -
Concert at 4 p.m. In the Kenansvtlle Elementary School Audl
? torium. This Is sponsored by the Tar Heel Fine Arts Society,
Inc.
November 21, Circles of the Rose Hill Baptist church will
meet.
November 21. 22, 23, Rose HOI Jaycees Turkey shoot from
6 to 9 p.m. Just south or Rose Hill on Highway 117.
November 22, Garden Club meeting.
November 23, Veterans of Foreign wars Bingo at 8 p.m.
at V.F.W. Building In Wallace.
November 23, The Rockfish Home Demonstration Club will
meet at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Daniel Williams.
November 24, A Joint Thanksgiving Day Service will be held
In the Rose Hill Methodist church at 9 o'clock. Rev. Hugh
Ross Williams of the Baptist Church will bring the message.
He will be assisted by Rev. LaPrade, Rev. Sparks, and Rev.
Petty. Everyone Is Invited to attend.
November 24, HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY TO ALL.
1 Rose Hill News
ROSE HILL PTA
The Rose HOI School PTA met
Monday night with the President
Jimmy Brown, presiding. The
devotunals, consisting of
songs, Bible reading, andpray
er were conduced by the
seventh grade classes.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read by the secretary
Mrs. Hugh Powell. MrsJ Maury
Henry Starling, Treasurer.
presented die treasurers re
port. The president thanked
everyone for a Job well done at
the Halloween Carnival.
Bra Harrell, Program Chair
man, introduced the speaker,
Rev. Charles Sparks, pastor of
the Rose Hill Methodist Church.
BEAVER DAM 4-H
The Beaver Dam 4-H Club
met Friday night at the homeof
Fussell. The group was led In
the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag. aiKi the 4-H pledge by
Sylvia Ward. Kathy Turner and
Marv Ellen Byrd led the club
In singing songs. The secretary I
called the roll, and read the
minutes of the last meeting.
Everyone was thrOledtohave
as the guest speaker. Dr. Wal
ter S. Boar dm an. of Washing
ton. D. C. Dr. Boardman Is the
23rd person who has walked the
entire 2000 miles of the APPar
lachlan Trail. Everyone en
joyed the colorful slides he
showed of the trail.
The leader. Mrs. Robert
Ward presented the following
ribbons and medals won at die
County Achievement Day:
Carls Ray Merrtat - 2 blue
ribbons, and a Breads Medal.
Lucia Merrltt - 1 red ribbon.
Ha Sue Davis - 1 red ribbon.
Kathy Turner - 1 blue ribbon,
and a Dairy Modal and a Safe
ty Medal.
Clara Turner - 5 blue rib
bons, 1 red ribbon, and a Gar
en Medal.
Sylvia Ware - 8 blue ribbons,
3 red ribbons, 1 white ribbon,
Home Economics Medal, Home
Management Medal, Clothing
Medal, Photography Medal, ana
Breads Medal.
Mary Carol Ward - 4 blue
ribbons, 2 red ribbons. Dairy
Foods Medal, and Food Preser
vation Medal.
Betty Fussell - 6 blue rib
bons, and 5 red ribbons.
Frankle Byrd - Horticulture
Medal.
Bobby Ward - Agriculture
Medal, and Field Crops MedaL
Melvtn Ward - Agriculture
Medal, and Field Crops Medal.
Lela Ward - Achievement
?MfU' pa-'1 '?
TRYING OUT A NEW CAMERA ON AN OLD
FRIEND I Mr. Harry Rouse of Rouse's Self
Service Grocery in Rose Hill Is displaying
an array of Christmas toys and Christmas
wrappings. Rudolph the red nose reindeer and
many other favorites may be found at Rouses'
(Photo by Ruth wells)
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Carlton 8 Married Sixty Years
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carlton
quietly celebrated their sixtieth
wedding anniversary at their
home here F rlday, November 11.
Mrs. Carlton was the former
Lela Williams of Route 1. Rose
Hill.
Medal.
Beaver Dam Club won the
County Safety Award, and had
more exhiDlts than any other
club.
The meeting adjourned for
delicious refreshments of home
made ice cream and cookies.
Guests at the meeting were;
Dr. and Mrs. Boardman, Mr.
Because of declining health, t
the anniversary was not really
celebrated but Mr. Carlton save t
an Interesting account of the I
wedding which took place at i
New Hope Baptist Church, No- <
vember 11, 1906. Mr. Carlton 1
accompanied by the bride-to be, I
her mother and father, the late s
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Williams,
and Mr. Luke Herring of Rose r
Hill and hfs girl friend left f
her home which was nine miles '
west of Rose Hill, They went t
to the church, the ceremony 1
was performed and all the wed
ding party returned to the home
of the groom, a few miles
south of Warsaw where, In lieu
of the modern wedding recep
tion, the traditional "infare"
was helthjUljhe^uests spent
and Mrs. David Byrd, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Turner, Mrs. Wil
liam Merritt, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R, Mosback.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Rev. and Mrs. Donald B. F.
Hoyt have returned from a trip {
to eastern Virginia. While in
Hampton, Virginia last Sunday
he preached at the Universa
lis! - Unitarian Fellowship
there. Dr. Hoyt is pastor of the
Red Hill Unlversalist Church,
and resides in Rose Hill. On
their return trip from Virginia
they spent some time in Nags
Head, North Carolia.
DR. BOARDMAN SPEAKS AT
SCHOOL
The speaker for the 5th, 6th,
7th, and 8th grades Assembly
on Friday at the Rose Hill Ele
mental "chool #1 was Dr. Wal
ter s. Boardman of Washington,
D. C. Dr. Boardman showed
slides that he had taken on
the Appalachian Trail, and told
of his experiences on this 2000
mile hike. He is advisor for
the Nature Conservancy Or
ganization and the Wilderness
Society. He tried to impress
upon the students the Impor
tance of conserving our natural
resources. He told of the many
pleasures of hiking in all parts
of the United States.
WOMAN'S CLUB HEARS
BOARDMAN
Dr. Walter Boardman of
Washington, D. C., was the
speaker for the Rose Hill Wo
man's Club and their guests
when they met for dinner Wed
nesday evening, November 9th
in the Greenwood Room at the
Rose Hill Restaurant.
Dr. Boardman, who is a con
sultant with the Nature Conser- s
vancy and with the wilderness
Society, gave an illustrated talk
on the Appalachian Trail, a
2025 mile foot path following ?
mountain ridges from Georgia
to Maine. The pictures shown It
were made while he was walking v|
that trail and showed the natural
beatuy, the wildlife and inci
dents of human Interest. The
foot path is maintained by in
dividuals who hike it, each be
ing responsible for a certain ^
section.
Mrs. C. R. Mosback. program
chairman, introduced Dr.
Boardman.
The president, Mrs. D. J.
FusseU, presided over the busi- ,
ness session, at which time I
club members were asked to /
bring to the December meeting \j
a toy for a child at Caswell
and a large terry cloth bib
for patients in South Wing at
Duplin General Hospital.
The club was adjourned after
the reading of the collect.
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he night.
The next morning as the
[uests departed, Mr. Carlton
dssed his mother-in-law good
jye . This was before he had
sven had the opportunity to
dss the bride, and Mr. Carlton
lelieves this must have set
some sort of record.
Their daughter Elizabeth,
tow Mrs. Dan Story of Sul
olk, Va. spent the previous
reek with them and that was
he best celebration they could
lave had.
Crowder Wins
Vice-Presidency
N.C.H.S.L.A.
By: Eddie Fields, Reporter
After gathering at Kenans
vllle at 8:15, 15 sleepy James
Kenan Library Club members
and our sponsor, Mr. Howard
Blanton, proceeded on a trip
to the N.C.H.S.L.A. District
Convention, held at West Car
teret High School. West Carte
ret is located near Morehead
City.
After stopping at Jacksonville
for breakfast, we arrived at
our destination. West Carteret,
at 8;30 and began preparations
for the campaign of our two
candidates for District office,
Gene Crowder and Becky
Phillips. We had nominated
Gene for Vice-President and
?
surer. We also looked over
their very large and beautiful
school and registered. One thing
which appealed to us about their
school was their lovely student
Union.
At 10:00 the convention got
under way with District Presi
dent Tommy Johnson of Jones
Central, presiding. Southern
Wayne had the devotion after
we were welcomed by a member
of the west Carteret delegation.
Then began the skits of the
various schools running candi
dates for District office. The
skits were quite entertaining.
Each candidate was introduced
with his skit.
The program was next, being
given by WC. The program
consisted of each school par
ticipating ina contest, which was
like the television program
"College Bowl." Questions
I*
be found In the Library. The
first round wae completed be
fore we were served lunch hi ?
West Carteret's cafeteria.
After lunch, the college bowl
competition resumed. The ffcid
questions found Wallace-Rose
Hill, the winners, and Elm City ?
collecting runner-up honors.
The bus mess session was hold
with the major topic being the
election of officers. James Ke
nan's nominees did quite well
as Gene was elected vice
president and Becky losing In s
run-off to Betty Boyd of Jones
Central. The other candidates
for office. Carolyn Murray from
Wallace-Rose HOI and F rankle
Taylor from Jones Central were
unopposed. After the announce- S
ment of the officers the con
vention ended. It was an ex
perience, none of us will for
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