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PERSONALS
J?r''??* Mr?- Joav.
Mrs. Earl Jones, Stan^
y&sse
?ey also w?K to see the wreck
ed0 Peacock
y Jot? Parti wri killed
the morning of Merch 7th.
and Mre.
MroVSS Tue<d*y with
morUI M ^ * L"10lr Me"
morlal Hospital In Klnaton.
r ? . Mr>' Ernest Kennedy
di?. "ll b*1 birthday
_^*r_ wfth Carolyn Faye Ktn
Friday night on W Ifth
M?^ S her Parents' home.'
Mr. and Mra. Elbert Remedy -
5mtoh. M?- Ed
^J*rl Kennedy, and Mra.
wSLH?"1eyt*lrtted Mrs. Ida
*'^7 1fenolr Memorial Hoe
noon Klnaton Tuesday after
***? ?d Mra. Ralph Sumner
.?"d ,b?ye from Arapahoe visited
Si- the community and attended
m . services at Sandy
Plain Tuesday night. *"ay
son Mra. George Smith and
ton Tueed^. 688 trip to Klns
t,rMr'- L"cy Hall spent some
time with her daughter Mrs
Coy Sumne last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jenkins
"* boys visited Mr. and Mrs.
; * Mr- Law
S^fo103 home in Potters
Hill Saturday night.
Ronnie Kennedy of Pembroke
S?ftF 18.^Pending the Easter
?nH^*yS ? hfr P*reras, Mr.
?d Mra. Ernest Kennedy.
Randy Kennedy of Durham
**? ho1"? with his parents, Mr.
?nd Mrs. Ernest Kennedy over
the week end. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Ressle Ken
?edy-P?sy ?nd Tlmmy visited
Mr. and Mrs. Nedham Houston
In Jones County Friday night.
Mra. Isaac Houston and Thad
{??".we??hoPP1|? In Wallace
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, Ressle Kennedy was ho
noro with her husband and chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs Isaac
Houston is guests.
Hensley of Klnston
School of nursing was home with
ELf"?"*' *ev ?nd Mrs.
Carol Han.% over the week
end. She was honored with a
steak supper at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kennedy
dUv 00 her b?^
P*y', *^h "er parents and Rev.
Earl Gleen of New Bern as
guests.
Gum Branch P. FWB Church
has gone on full time work with
with shut Ins in the community
' j Mrs. George Smith and chli
s?Eh Smlth. Ken
SmWi and Connie Houston vi
?jted Mr, R. C. Kennedy and
Mrs. Mamie Buck atVanceboro
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joel Kennedy was ho
nored by her family celebrating
her birthday Sunday at the Bar
becue Lodge in Klnston. Mr.
Joel Kennedy, Mr.,and Mrs.
Calvin Mercer and children,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kennedy
and children, and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Earl Kennedy and son
all had dinner with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Resale Kennedy
Pauy and Tlmmy went shopping
at Wooko's in Klnston Saturday
night.
Randy Kennedy, Glenn Stroud
Wanda Qulnn. and Larry Dean
Houston, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Obrlen Kennedy In Klnston Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Kennedy spent
some time at Raleigh last week
with her daughter, MISS Norma
Faye Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kennedy
and Mrs. Laura Kennedy at
tended church services at Ve
rona Saturdy.
Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd Ken
ney and Mrs. Hughie Rhodes
visited Mrs. Hughie Rhodes at
Goldsboro Hospital Thursday.
He returned home with them.
Rev. Carol Hans ley visited
Mrs. Ida Whaley Sunday after
noon at the Hospital in Klnston.
Mrs. Kenneth Heath of Klns
ton spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coy
Sumner.
Irene Sumner from Jackson
ville was home Friday with her
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ace Sum
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervln FutreU
and Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Jones
enjoyed oysters at the Oyster
Bar near Pink Hill Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Hous
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Hous
ton and children, and Mr. and
Mrs. Flave Kennedy attended
church services at the New
Bay Church near Jacksonville
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy,
Benny and Delorla,Mr. and Mrs
Jim Kennedy attended church
service at Verona Sunday and
had dinner at Sneeds Ferry.
Mr. Raybourn Rhodes from
Wrights vllle Beach spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs . Joe HOI Rhodes.
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. Raleigh Kennedy and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs.Orvls Wha
ley and Vickie, Mr. and Mrs.
Cnesley Houston went to Wilm
ington and toured the battle
ship USS N. C. and visited the
zoo.
Mr. and Mrs.,Ted Tledeman
are enjoying a new Great Lake
Trailer home which is very
beautiful. Ted Is now stationed
at Marine Corp Air Station at
Beaufort. SU(L . ,.l~.
Mrs. Elwood Thlgpen spent
the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Edwood Thlgpen and chil
dren near Deep Run.
Mrs. Myrtle Thlgpen spent
Sunday nlgnt with her son, Mr.
Bill Thlgpen and family.
Mrs. John Blizzard and ehfl
r
dren and grandbaby from Pan
derlea visited her a tour. Mrs.
WOlard Sumner and family Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs. George Boyette
of KInstoo visited her parents,
Mr. and MRS. Clifton Smith
Thursday night.
Mrs. Wesley Jenkins snd sen
and Mrs. Willie Smith mads a '
business trip to K Inst on Mon
revivsl meeting st Sandy !
Plain FWB Church closed Sun
day night. The meeting was |
very successful with a good
attendance, good preaching and
three additions to the church
with others reded testing their
lives.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Esster Sunday morning at
5:30 s.m. the young people of
Sandy Plain Church will be
conducting the sunrise service.
It will be rendered by candle
light and remind up that we have
a living Savior, who died and
arose again mat we might have
eternal life.
There will be Sunday School
at 9:45 a.m., morning worship
at 11 a.m. Afterwards there will
be an egg hunt for the children,
and pic rue lunch served on the
grounds st the noon hour.
veryone Is Invited to bring
lunch.
Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. a
program featuring the "Chal
lenge of the Cross" will be
presented. This great story
combines to be an Inspiring
lesson to all.
After the program there will
be a Baptismal service. Every
one la cordially Invited to attend
each service.
BASKETBALL
Saturday, March 25th at 2:00
p.m.. the Boys Club will play
Basket Ball return match witn
Arapahoe boys. The game la
scheduled to be played In the
Beulaville Gym. Tnls should
be a real Interesting same and
your attendance will be needed
for moral support.
WITH THE SICK
Mrs. Ida Whaley Is no better.
She la still In Lenoir Memorial
Hospital In Klnston in a very
critical condition.
Mr. Jonah Kennedy, who was (
a patient In Lenoir Memorial
Hospital returned home Satur
day and Is getting along much
better.
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dail
and family, Mrs Frank Wilkins
and Terry visited the Oberry '
Wilkins family at Beaufort at
the weekend.
Charlie Jackson returned to
his home Sunday from Duplin
General Hospital in Kenansville
where he had been a patient
for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waters
and Mrs. Oarrie Scott visited
Mrs. Lola Kornegay and son
Tony Sunday afternoon in Bliz
zards Crossroads area, Mrs.
Eugene Price and granddaugh
ter of Zion Community also vis
ited Mrs Kornegay during the
time.
Mrs. Delia Dail is home fol
lowing several weeks stay in
Goldsboro Hospital and in the
home of her son, M. E. Dail
of Golds boro.
Clyde Dail of Sandston, Va.
spent the weekend here with
his mother, Mrs. Delia Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. Froncy Dail
and family of Walnesboro, Pa.,
are expected to arrive here
Friday to spend the Easter
HaMova with hie naponte thfl
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Jonas Dails.
Miss Judy Waller of Wilson
was here through the weekend
with her family, the William
Wallers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Johnson
and Mrs. Rachel Jackson of
Grantham spent the weekend
in the Charlie Jackson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Outlaw
visited at New Bern Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Mordecia
Outlaw and son Bruce
Mrs. Ray Carter and Mrs.
Clayton Pate were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Furney Harper
of Albertson Sunday at lunch.
Visiting the Ralph Jones fam
ily Sunday were Mary Lou
Myers of Jacksonville, Mr. and
Mrs. Marsden Brock and dau
ghters of Mt. Olive.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Carter visited Mr .and Mrs. Al
ton Carter of Wallace.
Mrs. Ray Carter visited the
Harvey Hargroves family in
Mt. Olive Thursday.
G. B. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Ihigpen of Mt. Olive
and Jack Thigpen of Grifton
were visitors in the Roland
Thigpen home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grah
am, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whaley,
Jr. and baby of Chocowinity
had supper wlttf Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Carter Sunday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Thigpen Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Deaver, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Deaver of Deep
Run, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
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PERSONALS
Folks were dropping by all
day Sunday to visit Mr. and MRS.
Jotm D. Grady. Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Grady, jr. and children.
Sherry, Dixie, John David from
Goldsboro, Paula, Betty Smith,
Mrs. Frances Blalock from
Rosewood, Mrs. Lou Gene
Hemphill and son, Jim, from
Greensboro, Mrs. SuzzleSmith,
Mrs. Margaret Measley. Mr.
and Mrs. J. a Outlaw, Mr.,and
Mrs. Jeff Outlaw, Mrs. J. a
Bills from Wilson.
Mr and Mrs. L. a Turner
enjoyed a nine day tour of
Southeastern United States.
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Thigpen and family, Kinston,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scott. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Thigpen of Mt.
Olive.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Price Sunday were Mrs.
Carson Lane, Miss Patricia
Odom of Mt. Olive, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Price of Bethel sec
tion, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bell of
Blizzards Crossroads.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollo
well of Mt. Olive dined with
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Komegay
Thursday for supper.
Mr. and Mrs. William Earl
Tyndt '.l of Kinston had lunch
with Mrs. Edgar Outlaw Sun
day, later they visited the
Claudell Tyndalls.
Mrs. Henry Sutton and son
Stephen and Mrs. Emma Out
law went to South Carolina,
Thursday on business.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Outlaw Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Quinn and
family and Mrs. Annie Quinn
of Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Korne
gay and children visited the
Jim Byrds of Pleasant View
Sunday.
Visiting Mrs. Helen Waller
Sunday were Mrs. Troy Hol
mes of Goldsboro, Mrs. J. T.
Flythe, Mt. Olive and Mrs. W.
C. Adams and children of Ben
son.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Kornegay Sunday were Mrs.
H. E. Phillips. David and Paul
of Kenansville, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Smith and Melody of In
dian Springs, Mr. and Mrs.
Currie Smith and sons Bart
and Doug of Smiths Chapel
They enjoyed the food iu New
Orleans and did eat at the
famous Antolnes. Brennana and
the Court of the Two Sisters
with its pretty waterfalls.They
had coffee at the French Market.
There its made with half cof
fee, half boiled milk and it is
called cafe-an-lalt. They re
ported that the Creole people
nave almost died out.
They visited the Bellingrath
Gardens close to Mobile, Ala
bama. They attended the Ame
rican Junior Miss Contest at the
City Auditorium at Mobile, Ala
bama. Mrs. Turner remarked
that these girls were not picked
for their vital statistics, but
they had to be an A student
ana interested In helping their
fellowman. H alleluia!
They visited ten ante-bellum
homes at Natchez. She re
marked that at one time, there
were twelve millionaires in the
United States and nine of them
lived at Nstchez.
DR. AND MRS. RUFF IN
Dr. and Mrs. Ruff in are back
on the lob after a two week
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Griffin, Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rivenbark
attended a Masonic meeting in
Greenville Saturday night.
Mrs. A. J. Scott visited fri
ends who are patents at Dup
lin General hospital in Kenans
vflle Sunday afternoon.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. Scott Sunday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Nornian Whit
field, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ray Barwick and Ken of Mt.
Olive.
The Rev. and Mrs. Luther
Swinson of Maple Hill were
visiting Mr .and Mrs. Calvin
M alp ass and others in the com
munity Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Currie Dail of
Warsaw visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Dail Thursday night,
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ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mr. and Mrs Carson Holmes
of Albertson route 1 announce
the marriage of their daugh
ter, Gloria Carole to Kenneth
Harold Thompson son of Paul
Thompson of Mt. Olive and the
late Mrs. Thompson.
The wedding took place in
DiQion, S. C? March 11.
uyinv irip serosa. Mrs. Kunm
raved about the beautiful coun
try side of Italy. She said that
the people were so friendly.
They stayed at the beautiful
Hilton hotel In Rome. They vl
shed Florence and saw many
masterpieces of art. They went
Into the Vatican and saw the
hall In which die pope receives
people on Wednesdays of every
week.
Next, a two day tour to Na
ples, Pompel, and the Isle of
Capri. Pompel, the Roman City
destroyed bv an eruption of
neighboring Mt. Vesuvius, was
fascinating. A streamer trans
pot ed them to Capri where they
visited the Blue Grotto, a sea
level cave lighted by the re
flection of the sunlight on the
sea. |
In France they visited the I
tomb of Napoleon, the magnifi
cent white baslllco which stands
on the highest hill In Paris.
They saw the Place de la Con
corde and the Eiffel Tower, No
tre Dame Cathedral
She said Enclad was wonder
ful and frloicfiv with the peo
ple's merry cherrloes every
where. They visited St. Pauls,
the second largest Cathedral In
the world, and the Tower of
London, the Execution Place of
Queens. They saw the fabulous
crown jewels. Mrs. Ruff In raved
about the Windsor Place andthe
Changing of the Guards. The
Queen's flag Is always flying
if she is at home.
Mrs. Ruff In said, not one drop
erf rain fell on them and that
they ate American foods most of
^h^Ume^Thevjjer^rwelln^^
ft NO mUea an hour, ft a
helghth of 37,00 feet over the
Atlantic ocean. They had a won
derful time, but she said her
own bed felt good.
CHURCH NEWS
As we approach Easter and
the glorious Resurrection, this
Christ centered message from
'The Cross,"" given by Mr.
Hood Is so appropriate.
Calvary where God prayed
and a mob cursed. Calvary
where a Savior died and Sal
vation was born, where deep
darkness enveloped the earth,
that a divine light might fill
the earth. Calvary, where all
the sins of the world were laid
on the one who had no sin.
mere cod's Son was forsaken
tut we nMt never bo for
isksn.
Yes on the cross Jesns bore
ill or sine. Think of all the
tins of the world together In
me pile. Take Immorality, mur
ler. Impurity. Idolatry, enmity,
it rife. Jealousy, aqger, sd
lahneaa, emry, drunkenness,
md the like all the skis of
he earth and pet it all on
Christ, who had not spot or
itanlsh, and you wfllkoowwhst
happened at Calvary. It was our
teething corruption which was
laid on Him. No wonder God
orsook Him.
Mr. Hood has been holding
Revival services S unday
through Friday at Rones Chapel
Mghodlst Church at
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