Magnolia News
personals
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was Thursday night supper
jpieat of his sister Miss Betty
Mr. and Mrs.,L. E. Brown of
Rose HOI spent Sunday withMr.
and Mrs. Lawton Brown. Other
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visitors In the afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Usher.
IeffI?"?*. Tim and Maty Ann
of Rose Hill and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Usher and children of
Teachey.
Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Conrad
visited Mrs. Laura Merritt and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson
Sunday.
Mrs. Ellle Register spent the
week end with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
I Cavenaugh, near Wallace.
| Mrs. Luis Mathls spent Sa
turday night and Sunday with
(Mrs. Laura Merritt and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson.
Mrs. J. P. C.nith and son
Doug went to Campbell Col
l lege Saturday. Linda Smith who
I Is In school thje returned with
' them for the holidays,
i Mrs. J. P. Smltn and Linda
I Smith shopped In Goldsboro,
f Monday.
(Mrs. E. C. Wilson and Mrs.
J. P. Smith shopped In Wilm
ington, Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Mae O'Leary and
v Harriett O'Leary of Warsaw
I visited Mrs. N. T. Pickett Sun
I day afternoon. Harriett spent
: Sunday night with Mrs. Pickett.
Mrs. Jerry Smith of Dunn,
called on friends In town one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Grlce
and C . H. Pope of Chapel
Hill are spending the holidays
here. Miss Elizabeth Hazen of
Georgia spent the week end
with tnem.
Mrs. Audrey Joyner was Sun
day dinner guest of Mrs. Ma
bel Southerland of Wallace.
Eddie Drew of Warsaw vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. O. D.Drew.
Sr. Saturday afternoon.
Chancey Carlton of Warsaw
visited Mr. and Mrs. O. D.
Drew Sr. Friday morning.
Davis Drew of Belvoulr,Vir
ginia spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
D. Drew, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert West
shopped in Wallace, Tuesday.
Lorl West of Miller Motte
College, Wilmington Is spending
the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Albert west.
Alison Rogers of Charlotte
visited his mother Mrs. T. M.
Rogers Sunday. Mrs. Rogers
returned home with him to spend
some time.
Mr. and Mrs.EmmlttSasser,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker, Nel
son and Stanley were Sunday
dinner jjuests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sldbury of Topsail.
Mrs. Emily Dail and Emily
Sue Dail of Chinquapin visited
Mr. and Mrs. L . G. Turner
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Tracy Brown were Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Johnson of
Warsaw and Ben Stroud of Ke
nans vllle.
Sunday dinner guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Al Morris and chil
dren were Mr. and Mrs. Thurs
ton Gore, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Gore and family of N akin a.
Mrs. Nellie Batts and Mrs?
Anna ReUly visited Mr. nd
Mrs. Thomas Bradshaw of Wal
lace Sunday. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Lillian Qulnn of
Warsaw.
Harry eraasnawoitne wuson
School faculty was Sunday night
supper guest of Mrs..Nellie
Batts and Miss Shelby Batts.
Mrs. Nellie Batts, ac
companied by Mrs. Lillian
Qulnn of Warsaw, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Verdell Teachey last:
Sunday
Miss Mary Catherine Bass
of Southeastern Theological Se
minary, Wake Forest is spend
ing the holidays with her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Abble Smith
and Bobby and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Archer attended Open
House and the Christmas Par
ty at National Spinning Com
pany, near Warsaw Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Jones
and baby Robin of Spartanburg,
S. C. spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Pope.
Michael Jones of New Bern
is spending this week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Pope.
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Misses Lucille, Helen and
Alice Hunt of Chapel Hffl visi
ted Miss Louise Croom last
week.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
N. Horne and Miss Louise
Croom on Sunday for a Christ
mas dinner were Dr. and Mrs.
A. a Hunter, Jr., Bill andBrln
son of Ifenley, Dr. and Mrs. Jno.
F. C. Hunter, Parkin and Brad
ley of Florence, South Carolina
and Mrs. E. W. Jenkins of
Fair Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Horne,
left Raleigh-Durham Airport
on Tuesday for a flight to Wash
ington, D. C. and from there a
non-stop flight to Los Angeles,
California to spend the holi
days with their son Norwood
Horne and his family.
Mrs. Evans Hostess
Mrs. Wendell Evans was hos
tess to members of her Canas
ta club at her home Wednes
day night. During play she
served scrabble and punch.
Those playing were Mesdames
William Potter, Earl Baker,
C. L. Quinn, J. L. Lanier. Hugh
Sanderson, Arthur Butler,
Abble Smith and Wendell Evans.
Three prizes were awarded,
Mrs. William Potter won first
prize, Mrs. C. L. Quinn second,
and Mrs. Abble Smith, low.
During the social hour the
hostess served jello with whip
ped cream, chocolate cake and
coffee.
Gifts were exchanged.
Methodist Prayer
Group
The Ladles prayer Group erf
the Methodist Church met Wed
nesday morning at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Tracv Brown.
Mrs. Fred Archer gave the
devotional reading and Mrs.
Roscoe Potter led in prayer.
WSCS Christmas
Party
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Metho
dist Church held its Christmas
party on Thursday night in the
Educational Building at the
church.
The room was beautifully de
corated and there was a tree
and gifts for all. Mrs. Abble
Smith led the devotional and
Mrs. Fred Archer led in prayer.
Mrs. N. T. Pickett was in
charge of the program, she
read a Christmas story and the
group sang Christmas Carols.
Mrs. Roscoe Potter was hos
tess, she served punch, Christ
mas cookies, nuts, chicken sa
lad sandwiches, open face
cream cheese and olive sand
wiches, to the following guests.
Mesdames William Potter, John
Rich, N. T. Pickett. Abbie
Smith, Joseph Rouse, Ellle
Pope, Albert West, Al Morris,
C. L. Quinn, Fred Archer and
Miss Betty Gray Rouse.
Young Adult Party
Members of the Young Adults
Sunday School Class of tne Me
thodist Church held their
Christmas party and supper at
the church Saturday night with
the following members attend
ing: Mr. and Mrs. Fennell
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. U. D.
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Abble
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. JohnRlch,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pope, Mr.
and Mrs. David Alton Chestnutt,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert West, Rev.
and Mrs. Al Morris. Mrs.C.L.
Qulnn and Mrs. Norma Croom.
Mr. and Mrs. Fennell Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Archer and
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas
were hosts and hostesses.
The dining room was beauti
fully decorated, there was atree
and members exchanged gifts.
The menu consisted of fresh
ham, creamed potatoes, string
beans, deviled eggs, baked
sweet potatoes, congealed
salad, rolls, cherry cobbler,
tea and coffee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert West
announce the engagement
and forthcoming marriage
of their daughter
Lorl
to
Johnson Chestnutt
son of Mrs. Amos Chestnutt
and the late Mr. Chestnutt
of Kenansville. N. C.
Christmas Program
On Sunday night, Mrs. Al
Morris was In charge of the
Christmas Program given at
the Methodist Churcn, Mrs.
Abble Smith was In charge of
the music. The program was
presented in pantomlne to the
music and reading by Rev. Al
Morris. The program closed
with candle-light service. The
group left the church singing
"Joy To The World," with the
Lords Prayer, prayed outside
the door.
Kenneth Smith and Jerry Ar
cher acted as ushers.
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nms ronyanna
The Womans Missionary So
ciety of the Magnolia Baptist
Church held their annual Polly
anna party at the Community
Building on Friday night.There
was a covered dish supper be
fore the party. The tables were
decorated with Christmas ar
rangements. There was also a
tree and window and door de
corations. Mrs. Wendell Evans,
social chairman was In charge
of the decorations and arrange
ments.
Mrs. Paul Tucker led the
program, Mrs. Norman Aycock
gave the call to prayer.
At the close of the program
gifts were given out from be
neath the tree and names were
drawn for a new Pollyanna for
the coming year.
Rose
News
Miss Teachey
- Bridge Hostess
Miss Llllie Teachey was hos
tess ai bridge last Wednesday
at her home In Rose Hill. Mem
bers of the bridge club playing
were; Mrs. J. a Penney, Mrs.
Ward Farrlor, Mrs. Donald
Hoyt, Miss Betty Fussell, Mrs.
C. F. Hawes, and Miss Teachey.
Visitors for the evening were;
Miss Estelle Fussell, and Mrs.
L. A. Wilson.
When scores were tallied
Mrs. J. a Penney won high
score, and Mrs. Ward Farrlor
won bingo prize.
The home of the hostess was
Calendar of Weekly
Events in Rose Hill
December 22 - Holiday Dance sponsored by the Beta Club
of the Wallace-Rose Hill High School at the Wallace American
Legion Building from 8 to 12 p.m.
December 22 - Family Supper and Candlellghtlng at the
Red HU1 Unlversallst Church on Route 421 beginning at 6:30.
December 22 - Holiday vacation begins'for schools of Duplin
County.
December 25 - MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
Decembe 26 - Rehoboth Lodge meeting In the Lodge Hall.
beautifully decorated for
Christmas. Miss Teachey ser
ved grape pie and coffee to the
guests and members present.
Miss Jerome Honored
Miss Sarah Douglas Jerome
bride-elect of Rose HOI, was
honored at a luncheon on Sa
turday In the Asalsa Room of
the Roae Hill Rostaurant. Hos
tesses were Mra. C. W. Stu
nt, Miss Ann Price, and Mra.
H. M. Price. The guests of honor
was presented a gift of a place
setting in her dlinerware pat
tern. Those attending the lun
cheon were; Mra. Join Farrier
of Burgaw, Mrs. JulianFarrlor
of Greensboro, Miss Millie
Chasln of Greensboro, Mrs.
Paula Foxworth, Miss Sue Wood
ward of Durham, Miss Jotnye
Carr, Miss Kathy Mattocks and
Miss Jane Price of Rose HOI,
Miss Susan Towns end of Wal
lace, and Mrs. J. D. Jerome
of Rose HOI.
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Womans Club
The Rose Hill Womans Club
met on Tuesday evening at the
Rose Hill Restaurant for a din
ner meeting. Mrs. DanFussell,
president, presided. Avery Im
pressive Christmas devotional
was presented by Mrs. Donald
Hoyt.
Each member brought a bib
made from a hand towel to be
presented to the South Wins of
the Duplin Countv Hospital to
be used by the older patients.
Toys were also brought by the
members to be sent to Cas
well Training School.
Members were reminded of a
sewing contest sponsored by
Belks Dept. Stores. Information
on this project may be obtained
from Belks. An announcement
was made of a contest sponsored
by the Woman's Clubs for handi
capped children. Any one In the
area who would like to pre
sent the name of a talented
child for the contest should
get In touch with the Woman's
Club President.
A thank you note was read
from the American Red Cross
for nuts donated for Camp Le
jeune. It was voted to buy a set
of blocks for the Trainable
Class at Rose Hill.
The program was conducted
by the Fine Arts Chairmen,
Mrs. E. G. Murray and Mrs.
W. I. Rouse. The subject
was Christmas Music. As part
of the program Christmas re
cords were enjoyed during the
meal. Mrs. Murray gave a nls
tory of music programs In the
state telling the work of reli
gious groups, and the Federa
tion of Woman's Clubs. She
traced the history of the state
music contest, and the contest
for composers.
A contest Jumbled instru
ments was enjoyed by all, after
which Mrs. Rouse Introduced
Mrs. S. V. Wllklns and Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Wells who sang
"Joy To The World" and
"Deck The Halls" Mrs.
gave a short history of the
carol' 'Silent Night.'' The meet
ing closed with tne Club collect.
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Blessings
41 Christmas
may the serenity
of peace and a
H" bounty of joy enter
? your life this blessed
time . . . Merry Christmas!
,,V? MARION EDWARDS
EDWAKDS FARM SUPPLY
?EULAVILLE. N. C.
ill i Joyous
[gnristmas greetings
Our wish is that you uxiken to a Christmas
full of the best the season offers ...
the joy of lotting friends, the peace of plenty.
Have the Merriest Christmas of all!
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Warsaw. N. C.
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With fond hopes that all
your holiday dreams come true, we
send you our best wishes for a Merry Christmas.
Simmons Refrigeration
& Appliance
Beulaville, N. C.
Hark the
Herald
Angels Sing
Beloved carols tell
once more the joy
of Christmas. May
that joy he yours.
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STATION
Warsaw, N. C.
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k \ 'jfud tidings,
WJ our hearts
are fitted with
the bfessinys of Chriitmas be yours!
Carey's Body Shop
Kenansville, N. C.
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Long ago, one
quiot night, the
Mossago camo.
and in its spirit af Hope and Peace we send
all oar friends warm Christmas greetings!
Jones Cafe
Kenansville, N. C.
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