Mn I. ? Wilson 289-3384
Mrs C. a Motback 289-3490
CALENDER OF WEEKLY
EVENTS IN ROSE Hllfc
April 4, Lions Club annual Broom Sale 6 to 8:80 p.m.
April 4. Methodist W.S.C.S. District Meeting at Ellzsbethtown.
April 4, Library open from 3 to 5 o'clock.
April 4. Firemen meet.
April 4, Wallace-Rose Hill High School Baseball at Burg aw.
April 8, Kindergarten registration School #1 from 9 to 13
o'clock.
April 7. Wallace Rose Hill High School Golf at James Kenan.
April 7. PALM SUNDAY
April 8, Masonic Lodge meeting.
April 8, Methodist W.S.C.S. meets.
April 8, Presbyterian Circles meet.
April 8. Wallace-Rose Hill BASEBALL AT James Kenan.
April 9, Jaycees meet.
April 9, Town Board meets.
April 9, Town and Country Club meets.
April 9. Wallace-Rose Hill High School Golf at Home.
April 10, Baptist W.M.U. meets.
April 10, Wallace-Rose Hill High School Track at Burgaw.
April 10. High School Tennis - James Kenan at Wallace
Rose Hill, Boys and Girls.
April 11, Library open.
April 11, Firemen meet.
April 11, Methodist Study Course at Rose Hill Methodist Church.
April 11, Wallace-Rose Hill Baseball - Richlands at Home.
PERSONALS
Miss Miry Vann Wtlkins of
Chapel Hill visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Wllkins last
week end.
Mrs. Sallie W. Blanch ard and
Miss Mary Lou Wllkins attended
a Guilford College Alumnae
meeting in Golds boro last Fri
day night. The meeting was held
at Wilbur's Barbeque House on
Highway 70. A bountiful buffet
dinner was served those pre
sent.
Mrs. Eimtly T. Neale, Mr.
and Mrs. David Culver and son,
Neale Culver, of Richmond were
week end guests of Mrs. O. A.
Teachey. Mrs. Jimmy Teachey
of Wallace Joined them for the
day on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cash
well, Jr. and children of Eli
zabeth! own, N. C. visited Mrs.
Cashwell's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nash Johnson, the past
week end.
Mrs. Jesse E. Cayton of Au
rora visited her son and family,
the Verne Caytons, the past
week. On Sunday she celebrat
ed her 80th birthday with aauiet
family birthday dinner in their
home.
Miss Jace Wilson Cunliff has
returned to her home in St.
Louis after spending her spring
vacation from school with her
grandparnts, Mr. and Mrs. L. .
A. Wilson.
Mrs. W. I. Rouse and Mrs.
W. S. Wells, Sr, visited Albert
Wells in New Hanover Memor
ial Hospital in Wilmington on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Btzzell John
son and their children flew to
Rock Hill, S. C. Friday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Norman (Mary O. Johnson)
Mrs. Benjamin Powell, Jr.
of Whltevllle and son Benjamin
and son Grayson were week
end guests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Wells, Sr. of Rose Hill. On Sa
turday they spent the day shop
ping In Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hkmsey
visited their son Quartermaster
Seaman Robert Ramsey for the
P March 22? 23- and
224. He Is stationed In Newport
Rhode Island. The Ramseys flew
by Commercial plane.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Tur
ner of Route 1 visited Mr. and
wfle' Mr A Co0?per of Nish
iff* 011 Sunday.
Mesdames w. H. Hall and
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-i old hom?
and places of Interest at Char
leston, South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Tea
chevand Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Talbott of Wallace spent last
week end In Greensboro as the
pests of their son and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Glen TeacHey
went to greet their new
^ands?n. Michael Paul Tea
?hey. The Glen Teacheys have
one other son, Ben. who Is
now seven years old.
a M?3, ^ranWe C. Glover of
Rocky Mount is visiting re
latives In Rose Hill for a few
wfrl^ ^y of Raleigh
Jj {or the week end
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Mr and Mrs. Richard Ward
?h ? Fr?klln. Va.,
Wilmi? Jlmmy
ot Wilmington were week end
sss.jlzxrs' ^
Prasbyteri,,, Church
Hold Spring Mooting
OrI Sundav afternoon March
rL ??" ?i the Presbyterian
Churches of this area pathereW
Of ^5n^JSlrkwood WMi
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served more than 600 days ta
PhHinntNew C^ea and the
Philippines, and won the Dis
tkigulshed Service Cross. Sil
heroSm.' Br?"ze *? f?r
Before returning to Washlng
thr?Jn 1962 Mr* Eraser spent
SET years 00 Pormosa aTan
s?* w?rh? hGen- ChIank Kal
the mIHtary assis
tance group.
p^?se representing Mt. Zlon
Presbyterian Church8 in ^
S rCre: ^iLs R?bInson, Ge
W^rH j o0bert Ward, Wade
J^^n^ev^atl^ortert
With The Sick
Mr. A. B. Wells Is a patient
In Cape Fear Hospital In Wil- ?
mlngton. He had surgery on
Friday and is doing very well.
Mrs. Wells and their daughter,
Mrs. Cecil Evans of Elizabeth
town, are with him.
Mr. Charles Cottle Is con
fined to bed at his home here.
Charles spent several weeks In
the Veterans Hospital InFayet
teville before Christmas and Is
having a recurrance of some
of his old troubles. We hope
he will soon be well.
Mrs. Lindon Southerland is a
patient in Cape Fear Hospital
In Wilmington and is getting
along well after surgery for
cataracts.
Rev. D. A. Petty Is still
sick and has been ordered to
stay In bed for six weeks. His
friends are thinking of him
and praying for his recovery.
Mrs. C. L. Falrcloth, Sr.,
has been in bed for several
months but is Improving. She
was able to sit on her porch
in the sunshine this past week,
which is a good step forward
for her. We nope she will soon
be able to be out more.
, Mr. L. C. Usher of Route 1,
is in the Clinton Hospital. He Is
receiving physical therapy
treatments and we are glad to
say he Is showing some im
provement.
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Youth Meet
The Youth of the Presbytery
of eastern North Carolina met
at the Wallace Presbyterian
Church on Sunday March 31.
The 210 representatives at the
meeting came from all the chur
ches In the Presbytery. The
speaker for the occasion was
the Chaplain at Camp Lejeune.
Mt. Zion Church In Rose Hill
was represented by Bobby and
Melvln Ward.
MISS MARGARET HOPE GLOVER
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Marvin Glover, Jr. of Lake Waccamaw,
North Carolina, announce the engagement of their daughter
Margaret Hope Glover to Daniel Clem on Longest, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Beaufort B. Longest of Rose Hin. lite wedding will j
be an event of June 29 in Biloxi, Mississippi, where Mr. Longest j
is stationed with the United States Air Force. )
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MISS EMMA SUE HAWES
Engagement Announced
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Forest Hawes of Rose Hill, North
Carolina announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Emma Sue Hawes, to Mr. Newland Kay Crocker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Newland Crocker of Selma, North Carolina.
The wedding date is set for June 8th.
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GLORIA MERRITT is a
senior at Rex Hospital In Ra
leigh. She will graduate in Au
r, and will then plan to take
state board examination.
Gloria is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Merrltt of Route
1. Rose Hill.
BILLY MERTITT is a fresh
man at James Sprunt Institute.
He is majoring in Accouting.
He plans to be home, or work
some place this summer. Billy
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Merritt of Route 1, Rose Hill.
ALLEN JOHNSON is a fresh
man at Wake Forest University.
He is not sure yet what his ma
jo will be. He was at home
last week for spring vacation,
and returned to school on Sun
day. Allen plans to attend first
session of summer school. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Edward Johnson, Route 1, Rose
Hill.
MARTHA GLEN BRADSHAW
is a junior at Guilford College.
She is majoring in biology. She
is not sure at this time if she
wants to teach or not. She has
just returned from Clearwater,
Florida where she spent the
spring vacation with a friend.
Martha Glen is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Bradshaw, Route 2, Rose Hill.
DONNA TURNER Is a junior
at Western Carolina University,
Cullowhee, N. C. She Is major
ing in home economics,
and plans to do practice teach
ing next year. She will be home
for Easter vacation. Donna is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry K. Turner, Route l.Rose
Hill.
Ladies Night at
Masomic Lodge
The Rehoboth Masonic Lodge
#279 held its Ladies Night on
March 27 at the Magnolia Me
thodist Church. A ham supper
was served by the ladies of the
church.
Fennell Smith of Magnolia,
chairman for the affair intro
duced the speaker, Everett Wil
liamson, Chief of Police at
Wrightsville Beach. Mr. Wil
liamson's topic was, "What is
Wrong with our Youth Today?"
He presented many of the pro
blems that face any police de
partment today, and related in
cidents in his police department
at Wrightsville Beach,
s The program, and sociali
bility was enjoyed by membes
and their guests present.
Pr?-R?|istration
Registration for kindergarten
hlldren for the school year
968-69 will beheld at the Rose
1111 Elementary School #1 on
:rlday, April o. from 9-12 o'
lock. To be eligible for Idn
lergarten a child must be five
ears old by midnight on Oc
ober 16. Each parent Is being
asked to secure from the school
s physical examination blank
which Is to be filled out by the 1
family physician. Parents are to
bring these blaiits m d also
their child's birth certificate to
the teachers on reglstrttlan
day.
William R. Teachey, Principal I
Rose HU1 Elemtary fa.
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1 Lb.
Bqnanas 10c
Fresh
Cabbage 5c Lb.
10 - Lb.
Irish Potatoes 39c
2i/2 Lb. Jar Pal
Peanut Butter 89c
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3 n?ns 2Yz Size
PEACHES $1.00
Del-Monte jg
Catsup 28 oz. 39c
DEL-MONTE 46 0Z.
Pineapple or Grapefruit Drink 73c
2 Lb. Frozen French Fries
Potatoes 25c
Regular Size Tide
Washing Powder 28c
SAV-MOR
Dish Detergent 39c
Ground
Beef 39c Lb.
Chuck Beef
Roast 49c Lb.
AZALEA ALL MEAT
Franks 39c Lb.
AZALEA SUGAR CURED
Hams Whole or Half 49c Lb.
Rouse's
Self-Service Grocery
We Deliver
Phone 289-3557 lose Hill.N.C.
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