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WE SALUTE Mil Mrs. Billy Stephens Business and professional women ; ine charming telephone voice that greets you "Board of ?Educalon" belongs to an equally charming young lady, Mrs. Jean "Cotton Stephens. Her sense of humor and winning smile are quite an asset to her position. * A native of Duplin County. Jean graduated from Warsaw High "School and after her marriage to W. F. (Billy) Stephens of Kenansville she enrolled in Kenansville High School for typing and shorthand. Jean has been employed In the Superintendents office for the past 12 years. Jean and Billy are active members of Grove Presbyterian Church where they taught the Senior High Sunday School Class for Several years. She also sings in the choir and is active in the Women Of The Church and circles. Her hobby is people. Woodland News I Personals Mr. and Mrs. Anthony West brook, Sr. of Goldsboro visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. V/lllard Westbrook. Monday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Jerry of BeulavUle were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell on Sunday. * Mrs. Charles Bell visited Mrs. C. F. Grant of Goldsboro Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wallace and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell and children en joyed Saturday at Tops ail Beach and supper at Snead's Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chestnutt of Raleigh visited with his mother, Mrs. S. R. Chest nutt during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. JosephKoonce and daughters were dinner guests cTMrs. Walter Koonce of Klnston on Sunday. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ManJey Kornegay and Andrew Kornegay on Sunday were Mr. *id Mrs. Glenn Kornegay and daughters of Klnston and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Qulnn and children of Warsaw. Mrs. Henry Ganius and Mrs. Morris Ganius visited relatives In Lexington during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Galnus and Murray, Mr. and Mrs. John ny Davenport visited Mrs. Gan ius's father, Mr. MurrayCudd lngton, In the Johnson Memorial Hospital In Smithfleld recently. Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith on Saturday night wer< Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Smith of Raleigh, Braxton Smith, Linda Scott of Pleasant Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Smith of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Smith of Charlotte were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith were supper guests of the John ny O'Quinn family in Grlfton, Sunday night. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Wallace, Sunday after noon were Mr. Chester King of Folkstoo and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mosley of Pink Hill. Visitors of Mrs. Lula Jones durliw the week were Mrs. Her man Outlaw, Mrs. Clara Out law. Mrs. Remus Creel, Cleo Outlaw and Theodore Outlaw of Outlaw's Bridge Community. Mrs. Durwood Walker and Linda Carol Walker visited Mrs. Ann Raddford of Klnston on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Wal ker made a business trip to Klnston on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Foun tain and children of Klnston were guests of Mrs. Garland Wallace, Friday night. Visitors of Mrs. Garland Wallace on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Foy Kennedy of Be ul avtlle and Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Fountain and children of Klnston. Mr. Raymond Chestnutt of Raleigh was among the visitors for Church Services at Wood land Methodist Church on Sun day. Mrs. Garland Wallace was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Foy Kennedy of Beulaville Monday night. Mrs. Lula Jones is visit ing friends and relatives in die Outlaw's Bridge Community I during the week. Mr. David T. Grigg, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. f Westbrook has returned home after a two year tour with the U. S. Army. David was stat ioned recently in Ft. Camp bell, Ky. Campbell. Ky. and Huntington, West Virginia and Sp 5 Mitchell Stanley, Ft. Campbell. Ky. and Charlottesville, West Virginia were guest of David T. Grlgg. Jr. during the weekend. Sp. 5 Stowers was Mr. Grigg's room mate while Mr. Grigg was sta tioned at Ft. Campbell. Friends will regret to learn that Mr. E. R. Dail Is In Duplin General Hospital and reported to be on critical list. Pvt. Eugene Kornegay, Ft. Bragg. N. C. is visiting friends and relatives in this community while on a two week leave. Pvt. Kornegay will return to duty at Ft. Eustls, Virginia. (INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK) Miss Viola Westbrook of Charlottesville, Va. visited with friends and relatives of this community recently. Mr. and Mrs. Manley B. Kornegay , Mr. Henry West brook and Andrew Kornegay of this community, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kornegay and children, Mr. and Mrs. Luiwood Kornegay and children of Klnston were dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. Clifton Quinn of Warsaw on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. EarlFaires, Slbyle Faires, Mrs. Bessie Massey, Mrs. Mollie Smith of this Community and W. B Turn er of Trenton attended the F air es-Miller wedding at theHalls ville Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon at 6 p.m. WOC Samuel Earl Faires is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Falres and the former Miss Sandra Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Miller of Be ulaville. WOC Falres Is ser ving in the Air Force and is presently stationed at Fort Wolter, Texas. Mrs. Falres is a senior at East Duplin High School. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. West brook, Mrs. Carolyn Becker and Mrs. Hettie Belle West brook of the Beautancus com munity visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Falres and Mrs. Bessie Massey on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin No ble of Klnston visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires Slbyle Faires and Mrs. Bessie Massey went shopping in Golds boro on Tuesday. Mr. Bill Westbrook and children of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires and Mrs. Bessie Massey on Sunday. WOC Samuel Earl Fires son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires Is home on leave from the Air Force this week. He Is stat ioned at Ft. Wolters, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Paul West brook visited Mr. and Mrs. Ro be* Best of the Beautancus Smith's 4-H Club The Smith's 4-H Club met on May 8, at 8 p.m. at the j j Smith's Community Building, i Jo Ann Turner Vice President, presided over the meeting. Instruction on "How to Give a 4-H Demonstration" were given by Linda Smith. Then she gave a demonstration on Tooth Care. Several mem bers plan to take part In die County 4-H Demonstrations in Kenansvllle on June 12. Refreshments were served by Mrs C. C. Turner and Mrs r. E. Smith. With Our Boys 1 William Smith U. S. ARMY. KOREA - Army Private William Smith, 25. whose mother. Mrs. Hannah Smith, lives on Route 1, Wal lace, was assigned as a wire man with the 2nd Infantry Divi sion in Korea. February 5. His father, Oscar Smith, lives at 613 Harvey St.. Kinston. His wife. Lillie, lives at 266 Pas saic St , Passaic, N. J. community on Saturday. Mr. Henry Westbrook and Miss Viola Westbrook visited Mrs. Irene Blackmore in War saw on Saturday. Mr. Henry Westbrook and Miss Viola Westbrook visited Mrs. Irene Blackmore in War saw on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Gur ganus of Jacksonville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe West brook on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ivey of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Westbrook. Mr. Clark Gurg anus of Jack sonville was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Westbrook on Satur day night. Miss Irene Smith of Troy, N. Y. is visiting with her bro ther Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith and other relatives of this com munity. Miss Irene Smith of Troy, N. Y. and Mrs. K. J. Smith visited friends in Klnston on Monday. Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith on Saturday were Miss Irene Smith of Troy, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Elton Page and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Page and children of Kinston and Mr. Trafton Smith of the Smith's community. Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith on Sunday were Mr. Jarvis Smith of Cam eron. N. C. and Miss Irene Smith of Troy, N. Y. The Snow Hill Choir sang IS die Home Comming at Grants Chapel near Seven Springs on Sunday. Mrs. Charles Bell recently j visited her Uncle Mr. Berry ' Walker, Sr. and Aunt, Mrs. Sallie W. Venson who are pa tients in the Wayne Memorial Hospital in Goldsooro. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell and daughters were Sunday visi tors of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones of Beulaville. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Westbrook were among the guests honoring Mrs. Wayne F aulk with a Birthday supper at the Beaut ancus Community Building on Saturday night. Strtents Exhibit Wide Raate of" tB Students of Mrs. E. G. Griese are exhibiting a wide range of talent during the monthly art exhibit by Home Federal Savings and Loan As sociation in Warsaw. The 18 oils, mostly landscapes, are a mixture of originals and copies with several painted from pho tographs. Mrs. Griese, instructor at James Sprunt Institute, con ducts this class each Wednes day morning from 9 A.M. until 12 noon in the B. F. Grady School at Albertson. Students attend from the Duplin area, Pink Hill, and Mt. Olive. Mrs. Griese has been with James Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wal lace and daughters attended the "May Day" program at Mt. Olive College on Saturday. Mrs. Garland Wallace and Mrs. Leslie Teachey, Jr. visit ed with Mrs. Victor Fountain in Kinston recently. Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Str oud and daughters of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Walker and children of New Bern, Mrs. Grace Kennedy and children of Kinston and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Walker of the Communi ty Mrs. Stacy Jones of Warsaw is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker. Mr. Keith Jones of Beula ville visited with his mother Mrs. Stacy Jones and the A. J, Walker family recently, 'j. Among those in the cornr - munity attending the Junior Senior Prom on Friday night 'at East Duplin School were Keith Westbrook, Henry Clay Westbrook and Gaston West brook. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard West brook attend the Junior-Senior Prom on Friday night at East Duplin High School. Mr. West brook is a member of the East Duplin School Board. The Mount Olive Sub-Dis trict of the MYF were guests of the Woodland Methodist Chu rch on Sunday afternoon. Re freshments of home made ice cream was enjoyed by all. Sprunt since 1964 and has taught are for 25 years. The present class has an enrollment of 15 which will close May 22; how ever a new class will begin in September. Mrs. Griese has expressed her appreciation to Home Fe deral for their Interest and time toward bringing to the public local talent which has afforded class members the op portunity of exhibiting their pai ntings which have meant much to each individual in expressing themselves through art. '' Although most began paint ing as a hoDby, they are paint ing in earnest now -completely seriours-and many have sur prised even themselves", she said. She added, "It is just won derful-how much local talent there is among Duplin people, and it is a pleasure to help them discover their ability and enjoy painting." Horns Federal has had many showings during the past two years, and exhibits by local talent have been most popular as Mr. Robert Kornegay, Vice President, at Home Federal said, "From the comments of local citizens, 1 believe that exhibits by area talent has been enjoyed more by tellow citizens. This proves that they have out standing talent in a wide range and variety of paintings. We at Home Federal are proud to have shared in this exchange of culture which had its origin years ago in the desire for an adult training center. James Sprunt has helped to bring a wide range of vocations and hobbies for the betterment and enjoyment of Duplin residents." This months exhibit is a tribute to local talent and is well worth your visit to our office to view the various paintings we are enjoying," he said. He concluded that next months exhibit would be a sur prise for local viewers! jrwwwwwWWWWUWWOOgqOOQPOOQOOQQQQQ WELLS STOCKYARDS J j | Wallace, N. C. 0 Auction Every Thursday Buying and Selling Daily l l (Except Sunday) | | | OFFICE PHONE AT 5-2161 0 n D. L. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2261 !| JACK P. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2511 0 'MBBBBBBOBBBBqaoo?aaaaaa? I Select your graduation gift from our Wide Collection of Summer Sheer Dresses Pastel or Vivid Lingerie, Jewelery or A Collin's Bag Peggy Ann Shop Center St. Goldsboro. N. C. .i i 11 < n 1 1 ?" i..' i .. h i SOMETHING NEW HAS BEtN ADDED AT CAROLINA DAIRIES the thirst tamer Ill 1^1^^^ I c Half Gallons! ^ I ? M 1^11 V I ? ? V m ? W B . ^p^r->. : ' Jkw w II KING OF ALL THE TROPICAL PUNCH DRINKS When you have a real lion-sited thirst, ? quench it with this terrific puhchl Just W imagine! 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