Bird Houses Kid Bird Feeders which were built by the Seventh
graders of Kenansville School under the direction of their
teacher, Mrs. G. V. Penney. Seated on the floor are the boys
of the class. The girls were standing in the background. Last
year the seventh grade of Kenansville School built bird houses
and put them up at Duplin Country Club (Photo by Ruth P. Grady).
Seventh Grade Bird Project
By: Jeanette Sanderson
The Seventh Grady of Ke
nans ville Elementary School,
has been pretty busy for the
past three weeks, making bird
houses and bird feeders for our
birds.
Some of the students have
been making reports, charts,
and setting up facts about birds,
for their project.
The Seventh Grade Is plan
ning to make a bluebird trail
from Duplin Country Club to
Kenansville. Last year the
I
Seventh Grade put up light blue
bird houses around the golf
couse In which fourteen famfi
11 es of blue birds raised. By
putting up houses for a blue
bird trail we hope to get some
of these bluebirds from the -
Country Club to come to Ke
nans vllle.
Many of the brothers and fa
thers of the students are in
terested In the bird projects,
and are helping with the bird
houses.
Some of die boys are making
birds houses to sell. We hope
that some people will buy these
and put up to give the birds a
nice and safe place to live, and
soon we will have bluebirds
flitting around Kenansville a
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Kenansville News
Personals
Doc Br Ins on visited Woody
Br Ins on at Wake Forest College
one week end recently.
Mr.and Mrs. H. D. Taylor
are vacationing in Florida. They
were accompanied as far as
Columbia, S. C. by Mrs. Viola
W. Quim who visited the Car
roll Vereens.
Mrs. Lawrence Southerland
spent Sunday night in Clinton
with the Robert Powells.
Mr. md Mrs. Arnold Dobs on
of Wilmington visited Mrs. Per
of Wilmington visited Mrs.
Perry Dobs on last week end. .
Jrfrs. Dobson returned with them
to visit in Wilmington for ser -
ver al days.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Greene of
Wilmington visited Mrs. Martha
P. Sitterson last Thursday pm.
Mrs. Louise Williams of Baton
Rouge, La. is visiting her
sister-in-law, Miss Lottie Anne
Williams.
Mrs. Ralph Brown made a
business trip to Goldsboro one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes
spent the week end in Wilming
ton.
Mrs. Ben Williamson is visit
ing the Ed Sparks family in
Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Mrs. Martha P. Sitterson and
Miss Lottie Anne Williams
made a business trip to Raleigh
on Friday.
Mrs. uci c of Alberts on
of Magnolia.
business tri to Goldsbor^on I
F r id ay afternoon
t Mr>, a^MrSj l
Mrs. Coral Burch to Kinstonoo
Saturday p.m. to see Mrs. Nan- 5
nle P. Brtnson who is a pa
tient there In Lenoir Memorial
Mrs. b. s. Williamson, Mrs. |
N. B. Boney and Mrs. Law- <
fence Southerland accompanied
Miss Annie Cswherine Rhodes
Richlands on Saturday even- \
in g to have a seafood supper J
at the Sea King.
Miss Sallie Outlaw spent the
week end with relatives and at
tended Sunday services at the
Outlaw's Bridge Unlversalist
Church.
Mrs. E. A. Newton accom- ]
C'sd Mrs. A. T. Outlaw to
aville on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Belle
Wright of Cleveland, Ohio spent :
Thursday night here with her '
mother, Mrs. Margaret O. 4
Dall, and other relatives. They ?
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam E. Craft to Myrtle Beach '3
during the week end.
Miss Lottie Anne Williams $
and her houseguest Mrs. Louise ?
Williams visited Miss Tina
Hammond in Trenton on Sunday. 1
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Eves
of Kenansville, announce the
birth of a baby girl on Friday
night, February 9, 1968 in the
Sampson Memorial Hospital at
Clinton.
Mrs. Eves is tlje former
Ruth Cavenaugh, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Wilbert L. Ca
venaugh of West Siding.
Birthdey Party
Little Miss Laura Lee King
was six years old on Friday,
February 9. She was given a
birthday party by her mother,
Mrs. NtckyjBawden of Pine
Crest Acrea th* afternoon af
ter school.
Among her friands and neigh
bors present were: Kim and
Lorrie Hoffman; Chas and Page
Halli Lias and Lam Ward;
Gerasa Howard. Lisa Clarke,
Roxann Kllpatrlck, Tracy Ma
this, Amjr and Rene Smith, Steve
Williamson and Pam Outlaw.
Mrs. Bowden was assisted by
her daughter, Scooter, and Mrs.
Dill Smith in serving ice
cream, Kool-ade and birthday
cake to the seventeen present.
A color note of pink and white
was used. The cake was in the
shape of a big heartvalen- ,
tine and was iced in pink hold
ing six white candles.
Likarty Hall
Brlll|e Club
All members were present
when the Liberty Hall Bridge
Club met on last Wednesday
night at T?30 with Mrs. Marga
ret O. Dall. Mrs. HortenseT.
Hasty captured the high score
prize and Mrs. Steve William
son was the lucky winner of the
surprise gift.
Prior to adjournment Mrs.
Dall served jello topped with
whipped cream, cookies and
coffee. The Valentine motif was
emphasized in tallies and table
appointments.
/M to Venn Louise Gn ) h r
j/ Cunt m 0. C. Jt / to/ ^Plll
The First Presbyterlwi Ch
urch, Enterprise, Alabama was
the scene of a wedding at 3:30
p.m. on February 3, 1968 that
united in marriage Miss Donna
Louise Grady and Capt. David
Charles Jeffrey. The Rev. Ro
bert H. Brown officiated.
Parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mrs. William Hampton Gra
dy of 204 West Brunson Aven
ue, Enterprise, Alabama, for
merly of KenansvlUe. The
grooms parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Jeffrey, 1116 Bryan
Mawr St. N. E? Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
Given In marriage by her fa
ther the bride wore a white
floor length gown of peau-de
Mb. Sadler Club
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flOSroS
Mrs. Virginia Penney was
high scorer *id Mrs. Louise W.
Mitchell came out second on last
Monday night when Mrs. Mattie
W. Sadler entertained her
Bridge Club. Mrs. G. V. Good
ing substituted for the only ab
sent member.
For refreshments the hostess
served Jello and whipped cream
with cak and coffee.
Brid|i Club Milts
With Mrs. Sittirson
Mrs. Lucille C. Stokes was
the only visitor on last Wed
nesday night when Mrs. Jack
Sltterson entertained her bridge
club. She was presented a girt
as was Mrs. Martha P. Sitter
sor for being the high scorer
and Mrs. Betty Helton for be
ing second highest. A sweet
cours e was served by the hos
tess and the V alentine motif was
used.
sole with cut lace panels and |l
trim. Her tiered veil fell from ?
a crown. She carried a cas- I
cade bouquet of French cam a- I
tlons and orchids with a gold I
cross.
Miss Janet Grady of Enter
prise was her sister's maid of
honor. Brides maids were: Miss
Susan Kay Philllips, Centralis. A
111. and Miss Margaret Thomas, I
Swansea Wales. The honor at- ^
tendant's dress featured a cran
berry velvet bodice and mat
ching satin skirt. Bridesmaids
dresses were similar to the
maid of honor with cranberry
velvet bodice and white satin ?
skirt. They wore cranberry g,
rose headpieces and carried fe
pink carnation nosegays.
Past Matrons An4 %
Past Patrons Club |
The following past Matrons 1*
and past Patrons of Kenansville
Chapter #215, Order of the E as- '
tern Star enjoyed a Dutch Sup
per here at Roscoes Cafe on
last Monday night: Faison and
Pearl MbGowan. Celia and J.
B. Stroud, Thelma Murphy,
Thelma Stroud, Edna E. Brin
son, Louise K. Boney, Ruby
C. Newton and Sally B. Tyn
dall also Margaret G. Jonn
son.
U. Brook Appier ofFt. dick
er. Alabama waa best man.
Ushers were: W. O. Stanley
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the ffroooL
The bride attended DePaarw
University, Greencastle, Ind.,
and the university of Color ada
where she obtained a masters
degree In music. She was a
member of PI Kapp a Lambda
and Mu Phi Epsilon. The groom
received his BA degree from
Washington State University, a<
and Scdibard and Blade ROTC.
Captain Jeffrey has recently s
returned from duty in Vietnam
and is stationed at Fort Lewis,
Washington. After a wedding y
trip to Nassau the couple will
make their home at Ft. Lewis,
until May when Captain Jef
frey will receive his discharge.
A reception was given by the
bride's parents in the Fellow
ship hall of the church. Guests :
were registered by Mrs. Mae
C. F arris of Enterprise, Ala
bama. Mrs. John H. Faraum,
aunt of the bride of Franklin, 1
New Hampshireservedcake as- >
slsted by Mrs. Howard Erwin of .
Enterprise. Miss Susan Boyd
presided at the punch bowl and
Mrs. Louis Hopper served cof
fee.
Mrs. Jeffrey is a granddau
ghter of Mrs. Emma Grady, ...
Route 1, Kenansville, and tne ,
late S. H. Grady.
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