Kenansville News Sandy Plain News
The engagement of Mlaa Marl anna Redwlne to Mr. Jamos B.
Lang, oon of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lang of Kant, Ohio,
la announced by her parent*, Dr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Redwlne,
Kenansyllle. Ml** Redwlne 1* a graduate of Vardell Junior
College, Red Springs, N. C., and attended W.W. Holden College,
Raleigh. Mr. Lang Is a senior at N. C. State University.
A September 10 wedding 1* planned.
PERSONALS ,
Mlsa Sylvia Gooding of '
Raleigh spent the week end here
with her father, Dr.G. V. Good- |
Int. Her slater, Mrs. C. Banks
McNalry of Goldsboro was here
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. "Buck" Far
riar of Raleigh spent the week
ed with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vestal
made a trip to Virginia last
WMk*
Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Craft and two sons, Billy and
Craig, went to Chapel Hill on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Duncan
of Wilmington also Mr. and Mr a,
Frank Marcar of Pink Hill ri
al tad Mr. and Mrs.J.B. Wallace
racantly.
Mlaa Annie Catharine Rhodes
spent last Tuesday night in New
Bern with relatives.
^^^W^^^atte|Gaylor
been visiting Mrs.' Lawrence
Southerland and- Mrs. Wlllard
Johnson. They also visited rela
tives In Clinton.
Mlaa Polly Brlnson who Is
attending the IBM School In Bos
ton. Mass. spent last week end
with bar parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Brlnson. Her brother,
Woody who la attending summer
school at Wake Forest met her
hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ingram
and two sons, Richard and Da
vid, are visiting their parents,
MIL AND Mrs. A. J. Patterson
and MRS. W. M. Ingram.
Mrs. Flora Ferree of
Greensboro has been visiting
her slater, Mrs. T. P. Qulnn.
MRS. Ralph Brown and son,
Wayne shopped In Raleigh on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tolson
and Mrs. Eleanor K. Brown of
Goldsboro visited Mrs. N. B.
Boney on Sunday. Mrs. Hattle
S. Koroegay who had been visit
ing Mrs. Boney during the past
week returned to Goldsboro with
them.
Janet and Harley Jones are
visiting their grandmother near
Moss Hill.
The BUI Willi* family of Ral
tord visited Mrs. L. Souther land
? Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bowaton
and three children also Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Ecker and daughter '
of Gtbaton, Fla. are visiting
Urn Albrt Bartons.
Mrs. Qene Nichols of Greens
boro Is visiting Mrs. Amos
Brlnson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Jackson
also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buff*-,
loe of Garner visited the Rev.
Lauren Sharps family on Sunday
and attended the morning Wor
ship service at the local Baptist
Church. They later had dinner
with the Sharp* family at The
Country Squire.
Mrs. Margaret O. Dall visited
her sister, Mrs. Lee Edwards
in Klnston on Sunday a.m. They
went to Goldsboro together to
visit relatives there In the af
ternoon.
Mrs. Stephen Council Good
rents, Mr. and Mrs . Roecoe
Jones.
The Earl Hatchers spent Sa
turday night and Sunday In their
Trailer House at Surf City.
Mrs. J. L. Williams and Miss
Margaret Williams spent the
week end at Carolina Beach with
Mrs. Wilbur Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy
and three little girls of Graham
have been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sttterson.
Turkey Supper
The Adult Sunday School
Class of Grove Presbyterian
Church recently held an atten
dance Contest. Mrs. Ralph
Brown was captain of the los
ing side and Mrs. J. J. Wells
for the winning side. As a re
sult the loosers entertained the
winners on Friday night with a
Turkey Supper which was held In
Rose Hill at Fussell'a Restau
rant.
There were thirty present
In-eluding the pastor and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Troy D.
Mullls, also the Sunday School
Supetntendent and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Craft.
PERSONALS
Anita Hans toy visited bsr pa
rods. Rav. and Mrs. C. B.
Hans toy. Sunday afternoon.
Rav. and Mrs. C. B. Hana
lsy mads a business trip to
Klnatou, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Sumner, Mrs.
CaUla Baker and Maryland Ve
nice went to Goldsboro last week
Mrs. Grace Sumner and Mrs.
Claudia Bakn- visited Mr. Baker
In N. C. Hospital Chapel Hill
Friday.
The hearts of Sandy Plain
Community were saddened at
the r??-g of Mr. Oscar Hous
ton last weak. He was a mem
ber of Sandy Plain Church.
Charles Llnwood Jenkins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jenkins
returned home last week after
service his term In the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mul
drow and daughter of Fayette
vllto spent the week end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Birthday Party
Mrs. Earl Hatcher entertain
ed about twenty little boys and
girls on last Saturday after
noon from 3 until B o'clock in
honor of her son, Dana Ray's
fifth birthday. She was assisted
In directing out -door games
by Susan Murphy. Later Mrs.
Mar y Murphy and Mrs. JUdy
Mills assisted her In serving
choclate cup cakes, vanilla Ice
cream and coolade to the guests.
Suckers and Bubble Gum were
also passed around and the fa
vors given were Balloons and
windmills.
Dutch SuDDar
The monthly mooting of the
Paot Matrons and Past Patrons
club of the Kenansvllle Chapter
#215, Order of tho Eastern Star,
was held on Monday night at
6:30. The group gathered at
Roscoe Janes' Cafe for a Dutch
Supper. Plans are being made to
hold the September meeting at
Ghaynelles near Warsaw, at
6:30.
Mis. McGowan
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. E. S. McGowan was
hostess to tee Town and Coun
try oriage ciub on last Tues
day night. Mrs. SalUe C. In
gram and Mrs. Alexanne
Clarke substituted for two of
the absent members. Mrs. Ha
ael Scott was the lucky winner
of not only the high score prize
for the club members playing
Bridge, hut far the Traveling
pglpa also. Mrs. Clarke was re
membered with a guest award.
For refreshments the hostess
served Ice-cream floats and
cookies.
Kontract Klub
Mrs. Martha P. Sitter son,
Mrs. J. B. Wallace and Miss
Margaret Williams were addi
tional guests wben Miss Lottie
Anne Williams entertained the
members of the Kontract Bridge
Club on Thursday night. Be
tween progressions the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Marlon Grif
fin served pineapple Surprise.
High scorer for the club mem
bers playing was Mrs. N. B.
Boney and Mrs. Sltterson was
for the visitors. They were
each presented attractive gifts.
Suppar Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Krestch
entertained the couples bridge
club on Saturday night. The
members arrived at seven
o'clock and after a delightful
supper they enjoyed several
games of Bridge. Out-of-town
guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Cayton of Rose Hill.
Hill Rhode*. They all enjoyed
an food at Sneads Ferry Sa
turday night and "hopping In
J acksonvllle.
Mrs. John Bllasard and De
lorls and baby visited bar mo
ther, Mrs. Sarah Kennedy
I liursdtiv ? :' i
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jenkins
and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Houston and children enjoyed
Saturday at White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Byrd and
children of Jacksonville spent
the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Grace Sumner. They and
Mrs. Callle Baker and daughter
shopped at Woolco's In Kin*ton
Saturday night.
Norma Sumner, Dean Tea
chey, Mike Hawes of Rose Hill,
and Edna Smith of Wilmington
enjoyed Sunday at White Lake.
Guests of Mrs. Sarah Ken
nedy Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Orris Whale y and Vickie of La
Grange, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Anderson of Warsaw and Mr.
and Mrs. Horace FutreU and
children of Potters Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Houston
and children of Richmond, Va.
were home over the week end
to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Houston's grandmother, Mrs.
Minnie Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crews
and son of Durham spent the
week end with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Duff. They also enjoyed a cook
out Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heath,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heath are
visiting their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Heath at Chattanooga,
Tennessee this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Jenkins
attended her family reunion at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Aubrey Smith near
Deep Run on Sunday In hooor of
her jtfstor'A return from Pa
nam a. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Shep
herd have been serving with the
Armed Forces. He will be going
to California after a few days
leave.
Mrs. Wesley Jenkins and boys
and Mr. Willie Smith made a
business trip to GoldSboro Mon
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Smith
visited his sister, Mrs. Gladys
Stroud at Clinton Sunday after
noon.
Ales Houton serving with the
Army in Washington State spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Houston. He
will return to Washington to a
walt further orders.
Garry Steppler of Pennsyl
vania spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Houston.
Linda Faye Kennedy and Jac
kie Sbouler of Beulavlll spent
Sundsy at Topeall. Jackie is
serving with thfe Wkvy'antf has
just returned from Cuba.
Ward Baker, Merita Sumner
and Pat Brown visited Mercer
Harold Sumner at Fart Bragg
Sunday.
Jlmmle Turner, eon of Mr.
and Mrs. Lamas Turner, is on
leave for fifteen days. He will
be stationed at Shaw Air Force
Base in Sumter, S, C.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thlg
pen made a business trip to
Kins ton Monday.
Mrs. Grace Sumner and Ma
rilyn Venice Baker made a
business trip to Klnston Mon
day.
Accidents
There have been quite a few
accidents In the community
through this past week.
Mr. Parker Sanderson sprung
his foot and has been out of work
tor the past week.
Mrs. Lodla Brock cut her leg
pretty badly Saturday and had to
have stitches taken.
Mrs. Wesley Jenkins had to go
to the Doctor one night when
a cut on her hand became in
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lOCteOe
Randy Kennady. "Taeny",
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eraset
Knind; had a haad an e?Ul
slan with his new car. It was a
total Iom and tha other car
also. Taany was not aerloosly
hurt bat tha othar man wia.
Cherubs And A.F.C.
Monthly Moot
Tha Cherubs and AFC a of
Sandy Plain Fraa Will Baptist
Church will hara thalr monthly
meetlag Sunday altar noon at
4 o'clock, August 13th at the
church.
Tha sponsor a of this (roup
ara doing a wondarful Job with
thorn In thalr spiritual leader
ship and alao thay have workad
hard on thalr project (or re
creation area. They hare built
twelve swings and ara now plan
ning see saws in tha near fu
ture.
Mr. and Mrs. Glanwood Su
rwSni
Mr^w^lCrlu HISTowU
and Mrs, and Mrs. Jim ml* Po
wall aad Sharrl Lynn of Vir
ginia apart tha waak and with
Mr. and Mrs. Glamrood Ban
dar ton and attandad tha Poarall
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reunion at tha CUBa on Sunday. <
Mnand iota. Jo* Pridgan
and children of GreenvlUa spent
Sunday with MRS. Nellie Pridgan
Mr. Oaoraa Mason spent
the wMk and In Norfolk, Va. .
with his brother Ecclaa Prld
gan who la 111.
Mrs. Carol Nolan of Warsaw
and Kin Matthews of Turkey
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PrtdK*n suae! chiktraa.
Mra. NalUa PrtdraaaadMra.
Mr*. Bra Jibm vtaUMI Mr.
tunas Dickson and J. H. Whalay
an Sunday night at tha hospital.
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PERSONALS
Mr. J. B. Jones and Katrlna
attended the funeral of Mike
Wilson at Rose Hill on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Langston
and Jay of Rocky Mount visited
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langston
on Sunday.
Mary Gray Brock of Klnston
spent the week end with Sheila
Kaye Brock.
Mrs. Nellie Prldgen visited
her brother James Dickson at
Duplin General Hosptal on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lewis
and girls of Leland visited
Mr and Mrs. Glenwood Sander
son and Mr. and Mrs. Jamie
Jones on Sunday.
Mrs. Steve English and chil
dren of St. Louis and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Whitfield and son at
Virginia are vl sling their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie
Whitfield.
Friends of Mr. J. H. Whaley
are sorry to hear he Is still
a patient at the South Wing.
Pvt. and Mrs. Dallas Weaver
of S. C. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Outlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood San
derson visited Mrs. Kenneth
Kornagay at the hospital In
Wilmington on Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Howard at
Watha visited Mrs. BessleSan
derson on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Veach
and children spent the weekend
at Topsail Beach.
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