Calendar flf WaaMI#
Events in Rose rlill
January 6 - Lion's Club meeting at the Rose HOI Restaurant.
January 5 - XTZ dub of the Methodist Church will meet at
the churcn at 7;00 o'clock.
January 5 - D. A. R. meeting in Wallace.
January 6 - Wallace-Rose Hill Basketball Came - Jones
Central Away.
January 4 - No School flP.T.A. meeting this month.
January 9 - Massapequa Mosonls Lodge meeting at the
Lodge HuL
January 10 - Town Board meeting at 7-30 at the Town Hall.
January 10 - V.F.W. Aux. meeting In Wallace.
January 12 - Wallace - Rose Hill Basketball Burgaw away.
Rose Hill News
Chamber of Commerce
The Rote Hill Chamber of
Commerce has changed its meet
Ing date from the second Tues
day noon each month o the first
Monday evening. Meeting will
be at seven o'clock at Eifle's
Restaurant in Rose Hill.
The purpose of the Rose Hill
Chamber of Commerce Is to
help business and Industry in
die Rose HOI area, and to pro
mote the twon In whatever way
It can. Mr. C. W. Surrat, Jr.,
president, stated that he be
lieves that a large and active
Chamber 'of Commerce would
be a great help in bringing about
some of the things Rose Hill
needs. Rev. D. A. Petty Is
secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Mosback
Open House
New Year Day
Mr. and Mrs.,Charles R.
Mosback entertained at a New
Year's Day Open House atthelr
home In Rose HOI on Sunday af
ternoon. The living room and
dining room table was red and
white hand woven from Thai
land. It was a gift to the. host-;
ess from her sister. Mis*1 Vir
ginia Ward who has recently re
turned from Thailand. The host
and hostess were assisted In
serving by Mrs. Mosback'ssls-I
ters, Mrs. Carl L. Stanfleldj
Mrs . LQlle Belle Brummltt,
and Miss Virginia Ward.
Many friends and relatives
stopped In to be served punch
and cookies, and to exchange
New Year's greetings. The fol
lowing out of town guests were
present: Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Clayton ana son wara, ana Mr.
and Mrs. Foy Dodson and son,
Tommy of Durham; Mrs. Isa
bel Hall and Mrs. Alex Shaw
of Harrells; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Bell and daughter Susan of Golds
boro; Mr. and Mrs, Carl L.
i 7. ? V
St infield of Brown Sum mitt;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward
of Wilmington; Miss Nancy
Ward of the university of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill; Miss
Virginia Ward of Stillwater.
Oklahoma; and Mr and Mrs.
James Dobson of Snow HOI.
New Years Eve
Dinner Party
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mips. Robert ward entertained
at a New Year's Eve Dinner
Party at their home near Rose
Hill. The house was decorated
for the holidays and the fol
lowing guests enjoyed a turkey
dinner; Mrs. Foy Dobson, Mrs.
Elmo Clayton, and Son ward
of Durham; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
L. Stanfleld of Brown Summlrt;
Miss Virginia Ward of Stillwa
ter, Okla.; Dr. and Mrs. George
P. Matthew, and children Ka
therlne and David, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Ward and children Susan
and Alfred, Mrs. Llllle Belle
Brummlrt, Miss Sally R. wll
klns, Mr. and Mrs.ncharles R.
Mosback, and son Bobby, all of
Rose Hill.
February
Jurors
1967
JURORS-CRIMINAL COURT
DUPLIN COUNTY
FEBRUARY 27, 1967
Daniel Leo Carlton, V. H.
Rouse, L. W. Duff, Currle
Brock, Thurntan G. Corbett,
Horace (W.H.) Rlvenbark, Reu
ben Smith, L. C. Sholar. Jr.
Lloyd A. Lewis, HubertM. San
derson, Mrs. w. a Parker, Le
land Bradshaw, w. T. Harper.
Lonnle Whaley, R. L. Wells. Jr..
Arthur Eugene Pierce, Wilbur
W. Brock, MelbertBlanton,J.C.
Herring, jr., James Carroll
Grady, Walter Earl Bell, Ed
Duff. Mack Donald Hunter, Mrs
Elery Gutherle, s. L. Norrls,
Edward Casteen, Laverne Pic
kett, J. E. Falson, Robert E.
Plercy, York Kennedy 1 - mov
ed to KenansvUle, Louis Oliver
Tyndall, Anna Jones.
JURORS-GENERAL COUNTY
COURT DUPLIN COUNTY
FEBRUARY, 1967
Thomas Leon Stroud, Harris
E. Rlvenbark, William H. Far
low, G. Keith Jones, Robert R.
Hunter, Marvin E. Knowles,
Ralph Ray Sykes, Marvin Gar
ris, w. W. Smith, Willie Jones,
Cecil F. Wallace , Marlon J.
Parker, Franklin Ray Matthews
Joseph Williams, Roscoe Whit
man, Henry Herman Page, Wil
liam Fred Revelle, Elsie Dar
den, Tunk Baker, William F.
Powell.
LATE START
Although it wasn't produced
commercially until the late
19th Century, aluminum to
day Is the second most widely
used metal In the world, re
ports The Aluminum Associa
tion.
Friendship News
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smith and
Renee and Grandson Shawn
Odell Qulnn and Clare Anne
Blshard of Norfolk, Va. spent
Thursday Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Odell Lee Brock and chfl
ren.
Mrs. Kenneth Komegay
and children of Castel Hayne
spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. GLENWOOD Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smith
and Shawn Odell Qulnn of Nor
folk, Va., Mrs. Edna Jordan
and boys of Leland, Cecil Har
dlson of Richmond, Va., and
Mildred Hardlson of Beulaville,
Mr. and Mtl^Cybe^ Lanier
Tt
and Faye of Albertson all vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wha
ley and Alice on Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Brock returned
to her home on last Wednesday
after spending several weeks
In Chicago 111. with Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Rackley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dickson
of Garner, MR. AND Mrs. A. W
Dickson and Alice Sanderson of
Calypso, Mrs. Byron U zzell
and daughter. Sue and Mary
Leigh of LaGrange, Mrs. An
nette p'lyer of Charlotte all '
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Nellie Prldgen.
Mrs. Annette Plyer of Char
lotte spent the holidays with
her mother Mrs. Nellie Prld
g**- ,
Mrs. George Prldgen visited
Mrs. Lena Matthews at the
Clinton hospital on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cllne
and children of Calypso, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Matthews and
chlldrenof Madison High, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Royals and
children of Clinton; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy McNeill and children
of Faison, Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Matthews of Turkey; Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Nolan of Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Williams
and Mr. Elwood Matthews of
Warsaw all were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Prldgen, Cindy and Mark.
F. W. Robert Brock of New
port Rhode island and Mrs.
Robert Brock and Miss Judy
Hushes of Klnston visited Mr.
ana Mrs. Odell Brock on Sa
turday.
Mrs. Eva James Is spending
several days In Sulfolk, Va.
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riven
bark and girls.
Mrs. Rudolph Best and boys
of Faison spent the week end
with Mrs. Sam Kornegay and
boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood San
derson spent the week end In
Sulfolk, Va. with Mr. and Mrs.
derson spent the week end In
Sulfolk, V A. WITH Mr. and Mr!
Hallle Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wallace
and chlldrenof Albertson. visit
ed Mr. and MRS. J. H. Wha
ley on Monday.
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Warsaw Netvs |
Announce Marriage
Mr. and Mrs..Ernest Dixon,
senior of Wallace, announce the
forthcoming marriage of Mrs.
Dixon's daughter, Brenda Kate
Colwell to Neal Alford Mitchell,
Junior, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.
A. Mitchell, senior of Clinton.
Miss Colwell Is a graduate
of Wallace-Rose Hill High
School and East Carolina
College where she was a mem
ber of Alpha Phi Sorority. She
is presently teaching art in the
Raleigh City Schools. Mr. Mit
chell was graduated from JAMES
Kenan High School and the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Chapel HOI where his major
was accounting. He Is now a se
cond lieutenant in the United
States Air Force and is sta
tioned in Oklahoma City, Okla
homa.
Miss Blackmore
Honored At Shower
Miss Carolyn Gresham was a
charming hostess Wednesday
night, when she entertained at
a lingerie shower in honor of
Miss Marina Blackmore, Bride
elect. F
The rooms for the occasion ?
were ensulte and beautifully ?
decorated in the bridal motif. ?
In the dining room a color ]
scheme of white and green pre- ?
dominated, using white tulips ]
and valley llllles. fl
The center table was flanked 1
by silver candelabra with white fl
candles entwined with small ?
galley lilies and net. Auxiliary fl
tables also held lovely arrange- ?
mens of the flowers and can- fl
dies in silver holders. ?
Miss Blackmore was pre
sented a corsage of white car- ?
nations, and a beautiful urn- A
brella decorated in white sa- V
tin; the handle adorning a white A
satin bow, containing lovely V
shower gifts from the guests. ?
Punch was enjoyed at this time. V
Mrs. W. J. Mlddleton, Jr., J
served individual bridal cakes, ?
ham biscuits, and chlckensalad M
patty shells. ?
Mrs. J. T. Gresham, Jr.,
served nuts, mints, coffee and V
tea. Among the guests was Mrs. M
Robert Blackmore, mother of V
the prospective bride. She was I
presented a corsage of pink ?
carnations. ?
Approximately twenty - five ?
guests called.
PERSONALS 1
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers ]
of Fayettevllle, spent the week I
end with Mrs. Walter Carter. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Straughan fl
of New York, Mr. and Mrs. J
David Meadows of Richmond, fl
Va. and Miss Mable Jane St- ?
raughan of Petersburg, Va. fl
spent the holidays with their 1
parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. w. 'I
Straughan.
Mr. and Mrs. EarlHule.Earl fl
and Gardner of Kinston visited ?
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gardner, R
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hule, and ?
friends during the holidays. R
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Saleed ?
and family of Greenville and R
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Qulnn V
and family of Montreal, Cana- J
da, visited relatives in Warsaw R
during the holidays. J
Mrs. O. S. Matthews and 1
children visited Mrs. Robert 1
Edwards of Smithfield, recent- V
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennette I
of New York City spent the 1
holidays with her brother, Mr. 1
and Mrs. Herbert Best. I
Try Home-made I
i. Cookies for I
Winter Snacks I
Cold winter days are the I
best time for making a hit 1
with home-made cookies. J
li s tne time wnen tne chil
dren come in hungry from a
hand day's play, when the
girls get in out of the cold
for a cozy coffee klatch and
when the man of the house is
most likely to invade the
kitchen for a late night snack.
The beauty of cookies is
that they're so satisfying yet
so easy to make. With the
right tools, a batch of cookies
can be made with little risk
of error and practically 110
clean-up worries.
For example, you can now
get non-stick aluminum cookie
pans that need 110 greasing,
eliminate the chance of cook
ies sticking and can be
cleaned with a simple rinsing.
As with the popular non-stick
frying pans, aluminum is used
because its even-heating qual
ities work best, with the dur
able plastic coating, reports
The Aluminum Association
Here is a simple receipe for
a cookie that will score with
everybody:
CHOCOLATE
CHIP NI T COOKIES
To make about 45 cookies:
Cream together 1 cup
butter. 1 cup brown sugar,
cup white sugar.
Beat in 1 egg. > tsp.
vanilla.
Sift and stir in 1 cup flour,
'g tsp. salt, 'j tsp. soda.
Stir in 1 cup chopped nut
meats, 'j cup semi-sweet
chocolate chips.
Drop 011 cookie pan with a
teaspoon and bake at 375 de
grees for about 10 minutes
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