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Rose Hill News
Calemba of Weekly
Events in Rate Hill I
March 23, Firemen meet
March 23, Public Library In the Community Building open
from 8 to 6 o'clock.
March 23, Wallace-Rose High School Twlrp Dance.
March 23, Wallace-Rose Hill Baseball Game at Burgsw.
March 24, Good Friday.
March 24, V.F.W. Post Bingo Party at Veterans Hospital In
Fayetteyllle.
March 26, Easter Sunday.
March 27, Masonic meeting.
March 28, Garden Club meets.
March 28, Jaycees meeting.
March 28, High School Baseball. Jones Central at Wallace
Rose Hill.
March 29, V.F.W. Bingo at the V.F.W. Building in Wallace.
March 30, Wilmington Women's Society of Christian Service
meets In the Rose Hal Methodist Church.
March 30. Fireman meet.
March 30, Wallace-Hose . HOI Baseball Game at James
Kenan.
March 30, Preschool Clinics at 9 o'clock at both grade
schools.
March 30. Public Library In Community Building open
from 3 to 6 o'clock.
March 31, Final day for parents to file Freedom of Choice
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Penny
spent the week end in High
Point with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Puc
ket. Little Miss Louise Ann
Puckett returned home with
them after staying a week with
her grandparents here.
Mrs. Beaufort Longest, Jr.
and little Lynn Longest hare
spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. Longest, Sr.
They returned to their home In
Danville, Va. on Sunday. Beau
fort Longest, Jr. came on Fri
day to spend the week end
and to take the family back
home.
Mrs. Cecil Hayes and Mrs.
Doug Short were Wilmington
visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs. S. K. Locker man has
been in Wilmington for several
weeks at the oedslde of her
mother, Mrs. Polly Fountain,
who Is very 111 at her home
there.
Mr. W. E. Fussell and dau
ghter, Mrs. Fess Mlchener of
Warsaw were in Fayettevllleon
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Randolph Mat
tocks and son George Mattocks
visited Mr. Mattocks mother,
Mrs. N. R. Mattocks, Sr. of
Maysvllle on Sunday and attend
\ ed the first service held In
the new Maysvllle Methodist
Church. A covered dish dinner
was served at the church af
ter the service, and was also
attended by theMattocks family.
Mr. andMrs.FrancisFussul
of Clinton visited Mr. W. E.
Fussell ttd the-Bryan Tear
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at Wayne technical Institute
of Goldsboro, spent the week
end at her home here.
Mr. and MRS. Luther Taylor
of Falson were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fussell
and Mrs. S. E. Butler here.
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Mrs. Bobby Miller wis a
Klnston visitor on Friday of
the past week.
Mrs. David Murray, Mrs.
Scatty Murray and little Su
saime Murray spent several
days in Raleigh last week as the
guests of Mrs.ClaxtonFarmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield New
kirk of Route 1, are in Washing
ton, D. C. for a week or so.
They are visiting their dau
ghter, Mrs. George Hawks, and
son-in-law Mr. Hawks.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Smith
and son Henry left on Wednes
day for an extended trip to
Florida. While there they will
visit Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs.
Ted Tyson and Mr. Tyson in
Stuart, Florida.
Miss Katie Murray made
trip to Goldsboro on last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes,
son Howard and daughter Nan
cy, are spending the Easter ho
lidays with Mrs. Rhodes pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn G.
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their home in Yorktown, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. David Geddle
F us sell were at home for the
week end from their work In
Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper
in of Raleigh were guests of
their parents, Mr. and J. C.
Cooper, Jr. for the week end
Mrs. R. S. Troy, Sr. was bi
Clarkton this past week end.
She was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. BUI Clark.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Powell
and children have gone to Syl
vester, Ga. to visit Dr. Po
vtiTs mother. Mrs* A. #. Po
Reverend and Mrs. tfanHln
ton Porter and sons Doug, Greg
and Reggie were guests last
week of Reverend and Mrs.
Hugh Ross Williams of Rose
Hifl. The Porters are from
Columbia, South Carolina.
Mr. C. W. Surratt and Mrs.
H. M. Price attended the fu
neral of their aunt, Mrs. Lot
tie Lander In Aberdeen, N. C.
last week.
Mrs. H. M. Price went to.
Greensboro yesterday to bring
her daughter, Ann Price, home
for Easter holidays. Ann Is a
Senior at Greensboro College.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bonham
had Mr and Mrs. D. A. Rat
ley of Red Springs, N. C. as
their guests the past week end.
Little Miss Carol Hawkins of
Newport News, Va. has been a
guests of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Southerland for
the past two weeks. She will
stay until Easter, when her
parents will come for the ho
lidays and take her back with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley John
son of Wilmington were week
end guests of Mrs. Johnson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bermle
Teachev
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Mrs. Dwlght Petty has re
turned home from two weeks
business trip and family visit
in. Durham, she expects to
return there for a part of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pierce
and MISS Mary Pope recently
visited In the homes of their
brothers, Charlie and Giles
Pope. In Wilmington, and also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
and Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morris'"
while In town.
THE SICK
Friends are glad to know
Bill F us sell has returned home
from Sampson Memorial Hos
pital and Is much Improved.
Mr. O. B. Turner, Sr. has
been confined to the bed for
some da^s with flu and cold.
Mrs. Paul Fuss ell suffered
an attack of Angina last week
and Is confined to her home
on Elm Street. Her family and
friends hope she wQl recover
her health at an early date.
Mrs. W. P. Hubbard is con
fined to her bed after under
ea stroke at her home
last week. We hope she
will recover speedily.
Rockfish Hub
Sponsors Visit To
Cancer Clinic
The Rockfish Homemakers
Club sponsored a visit to the
Cancer Center at James Walker
Memorial Center In Wilming
ton last week. Eight members of
the club took advantage of this
free examination. Others are
expected to go at slater date.
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HANOVER CENTER
Wilmington, N. C
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Brenda Matthews
Rec eive s Scholo r s h i p
Brenda Carol Matthews of
Rose HOI has been selected to
receive the Rose HOI Woman's
Club annual scholarship award.
Brenda Is a senior In the Wal
lace-Rose HOI High School,
where she ranks In the upper
quarter of her class of 107
students. Scholarship winners
are selected on the basis of
leadership, scholarship, and
promise.
While In high school Brenda
has participated In Future
Homemakers of America Club,
Health Careers Club, Library
Club, and has served on the
staff of the school newspaper.
She Is chaplain for the Future
Teachers Association for 1966
67, and Is secretary of the
Student Council for this year.
She also plays basketball.
Individuals and groups are
urged to take advantage of this
service sponsored by tne North
Carolina State Boara of Health.
There are no limitations as to
sex, race, physical or econo
mic status, or age.
tvl- ?
uuuuia ai i uc center are
members of the County Medical
Society and are giving of their
time and effort to aid In the
early finding of Cancer. This
examination Is limited to the
five areas of the body where
Cancer Is most easily found,
and more readily curable
These five areas reveal a sig
nificant percentage of all Can
cer. It does not Include blood
pressure, weight, or spe
cimens, because they do not
directly relate to the detection
of Cancer, and too your family
doctor Is In a better position
to Judge the changes when you
go for your annual check-up.
After the examination a letter
Indicating any unusual condi
tions will be sent tovourfamlly
physician along with recom
mendations of tne staff. If the
physician In the Detection Cen- ,
ter finds acondltfcxittythefeela.,
needs further study, he mjty
want you to have a special
examination In the Diagnostic
Center where there are specia
lists available In all fields.
Groups and Individuals are
urged to make appointments as
soon as possible at the Cancer
Center. The Hospital will be
moving Into Its new facilities
soon, and It Is not known if ar
rangements will be made for the
Cancer Center to continue after
that time. To make arrange
ments for an appointment write
to: New Hanover Cancer Center,
James Walker Memorial Hos
pital, Wilmington, N.C.
VFW Sponsored
Sauare Dance
The Veterans of Foreign
Wars sponsored a Square Dance
on Saturday night In the V.F.W.
Building in Wallace. Members
and friends from Rose Hill were
Included In the number enjoying
the affair. Music was by the
Black River Boys of Sampson
County. Figures were called by
James Ward of Rose Hill. Music
and figures were of the old
fashioned kind-the kind enjoyed
by grandparents of the members
present. A good time was had
by all.
Rose Hill Lions Have
Successful Broom Sale
The Rose HOI Lions Club met
on Thursday at the Rose Hill
Restaurant. After dinner the
members were assigned sec
tions of Rose Hill to cover In
the sale of brooms and other
articles made by the blind.
Almost 100% of the local mem
bers took part In this worth
while project. Most of the town
t was covered, but a few streets
remaining will be canvassed at
a later date.
The sum of $296.00 was col
lected for the Items sold. This
money will be used for the main
project of the Lions Club
"Helping the Blind." Some of
the services rendered by the
Lions Clubs Include.
Eye examinations, treatment,
surgery, glasses, and artificial
eyes. They sponsor the eye bank
and co-sponsors the state-wide
glaucoma clinics. They furnish
radios to shut-In blind, and
white cane walking sticks to all
blind, as well as paying for
repairs on talking books, and
providing educational material
on prevention of blindness. To
obtain information on these ser
vices write to Mrs. Madeline
P. MoCrary, Box 2306, Raleigh,
N. C.
Mr. Verne Cayton, President
of the Rose HU1 Lions Club ex
pressed great satisfaction In the
patlclpation and results of the
local club In the Broom Sale.
Brenda la a member of the
cast for the senior play, "Life
With Father" which will be
presented April 20,21, and 24th.
In this production she will play
the role Cousin Cora.
Brenda Is the daughter of
Mrs. Vergle Matthews, and the
late Mr. Matthews of Rose Hill.
She has three brothers and two
sisters. She Is a member of
the Rose Hill Baptist Church,
where she Is president of her
Sunday School Class, and has
served as secretary of her
class.
Brenda plans to attend Wilm
ington College, and wants to be
a teacher.
Mrs. Ward Returns
From 4-H
Leader Forum
Mrs. Robert Ward returned
on Saturday from the 4-H Club
Leader Forum conducted by the
Department of Citizenship Edu
cation and Leadership Develop
ment National 4-H Club Foun
dation In Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Ward was selected to re
present Duplin County, because
of her outstanding work with
4-H Clubs. States participating
In the forum were: Delaware,
Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota,
New Jersey, New York, North
Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylva
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ium, vu-guiia ana uanaaa. Trie
total attendance was 130, with 79
of these coming from North
Carolina.
Mrs. Ward gave the following
account of her trip. She said,
"The theme of the 4-H Leader
Forum was 'Working With Ju
nior Leaders'. All of the pro
grams and workshops were cen
tered on this theme. There were
large assemblies, and then they
were broken down into small
discuss Ion groups, so that every
one had the opportunity to be
come personally Involved."
Mrs. Ward also said, "we
could discuss Individual pro
blems with leaders like our
selves from other states, and
other pans of North Carolina.
Anyone who has attended meet
ings at the Center will tell you
that Miss Dorothy Emerson was
one of the outstanding speakers.
She challenged the group to be
aide to sav "I'll be glad to'1
when asked to do a Job. Then
act as If you will be glad to do
it, and you will be.
"Not only were there meet
ings, but there were sight-see
ing tours as well. On Wednes
day each one was glventhe op
portunity to visit with her con
gressman. On Friday night
tnere was a banquet, and flag
ceremony with theUnlted States
flag, the Canadian, and. the 4-H
Club flags followed by thellags
from each state represented.
"The youth, not only from the
farm areas , but from towns
and cities can find a great op
portunity for development In
4-H CIud groups. The 4-H Clubs
need the boys and girls, as well
as leaders to advise them."
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