nenansville News
Personals
Mrs. Lawrence Souther land
accompanied her sister, Miss
EllaC. Cogdell and others from
Fayettevllle to Morehead last
Sunday to the Bell-Hall wedding
solemnised there In die Baptist
Church. They had a Seafood
saner before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H?cher
and two sons, spent last Sun
day St Topsail Beach. They
wets for a seafood supper to
Sneads Ferry before returning
home and were accompanied by
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Hatcher of Chinquapin.
Mrs. Earl Hatcher visited
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Williams
near Jacksonville one day last
week.
mt*. Margaret C. Dall and
Mis* Mary Lee Sykes accom
panied the Robert Sykes family
of Clinton to Durham last Sun
day for the Capping Exercises
of Miss Mary Alice Sykes who
was one of forty from Wan*
Hospital to receive her cap.
The service was held In the
Trinity Methodist Church in
Durham at 3 P.M.
Mrs. Viola W.Quinn accom
panied Mrs. Margaret O. Dall
to Klnston on Wednesday rfter
noon.
Mrs. P. J. Dobs on and Mrs.
J. D. West, Jr. went to Golds -
boro one day last week.
Mrs. James Alderman Dob
son of Snow Hill and her mo
ther, Mrs. Henry DatlofGolds
boro visited Mrs. Perry Dob
son one day last week. Others
visitors with Mrs. Perry Dob
son last week were the Arnold
Dobsons and the Claude Dob
sons of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Briscoe
and son of DenvlUe, New Jersey
are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ruth P. Grady. They were
Joined here by Miss Margaret
Grady of Meredith College, Ral
eigh.
Miss Sylvia Gooding of Ral
eigh spent last week end here
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
G. V. Gooding.
Miss Ruth Reynolds of ECU
Greenville Is home for her va
cation, before returning to sum
mer school.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tolson
accompanied by Mrs. Hattle S.
Komegay and Mrs. Eleanor K.
Brown of Goldsboro visited
Mrs. N. B. Boney on Sunday.
After having lunch together M
the Country Squire they toured
Liberty Hall.
Mrs. Veletta Orcutt of Syra
cuse, New York Is visiting her
son, Donald Suttles and family.
Mrs. Mactle W. Sadler, Mrs.
N. B. Boney and Miss Sallle
Outlaw accompanied Mrs, A.,
T. Outlaw to Goldsboro on Fri
day after school.
Little Catherine Sykes of
Clinton spent the weekend here
I with her Aunt, Miss Mary Lee
Srkes. They ate supper at the
ortheast Supper House near
Chinquapin on Saturday night.
They were accompanied there
by Mrs. Elolse K. Ryder, Mrs.
Martha P. Sltterson and Mrs.
Louise K. Boney.
Mrs. Hortense T. Hasty at
tended a two-day course at cha
pel Hill on last Tuesday and
Wednesday;.
Mrs. Duke Underwood of
Goldsboro spent the weekend
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with her mother, Mrs. Florence
S. Currie. *
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Korne
gay went to Goldsboro on 5*
urday PJ4.
"Hie Errln Outlaw family
visited relWives at Mt. Olive
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Ches
tnutt, of ECU, Greenville spent
the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Inez C. Chestnutt.
Little Miss Lisa Stroud of
New Bern spent the weekend
with her paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroud.
The Rev. and Mrs. Troy D.
Mullis have made several trips
to Golds boro recently to see
Mrs. Herman Btogden who Is
a patient In Wayne Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Mitchell
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Louise W.Mitchell en
tertained her Bridge Club on
last Monday night with Mrs. L
C. Burch substituting for the
only absent member. When
score were compiled it was
found that Mrs. J. R. Grady
was the champion. She was
presented a gift as was Mrs.
Burch.
For refreshments, Mrs.
Mitchell assisted by Mrs.
Mattle W. Sadler served lemon
pie and salted nuts with coffee.
Liberty Hell Club
The members of the Liberty
Hall Bridge Club met with Mrs.
N. B.Boney on Wednesday night,
Mrs. W.'T. Clarke and Miss
Mary Lee Sykes substituted for
two of the absent members.
Mrs. Stephen M. Williamson
was high scorer for the club
members playing and Miss
Sykes for the visitors. They
were each appropriately re
membered. Mrs. Hazel W.
Scott assisted the hostess In
serving strawberry shortcake
and coffee.
Mr*. Boney Has
Kontract Klub
Mrs. N. B. Boney was hos
tess again on Thursday night
when she entertained the mem
bers of the Kenans vllle Kontract
Klub. Additional guests In
cluded! Mrs. A. T. Outlaw,
Mrs. T. P. Qulnn, Mrs. H. D.
Taylor aid Mrs. I. C. Burch.
Miss Lottie Ann Williams was
winner of the high score prize
for the club members and Mrs.
Outlaw for the visiting players.
Between progressions the hos
tess assisted by Mrs. Marlon
Griffin served strawberry short
cake, coffee md salted nuts.
ANNOUNCE
ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Robert L. R obis on of
Orlando, Florida announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Cheryl Houston, to Airman
1st. C. Robert O. Magulre, Jr.,
Thailand, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert O. Magulre, Sr. of Or
lando, Florida. Miss Houston
Is also the daughter of Mazel
Houston, of New Orleans, and
the granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Houston
of Kenansvllle, N. C.
Miss Houston Is attending
the Orlando Academy of Beau
ty Culture.
Her fiance Is a graduate of
Maynard Evans High School and
is serving in the United States
Air Force.
The wedding will be Dec.
21, in Pine Hills Christian
Church.
Birthday Party
Maatsr Craig Craft was
seven years old last wck. His
mother. Mra. W.E.Ctdl aaala
ted by her daughter. Sua an gar*
him a birthday party on Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The chil
dren enjoyed out door games led
by Sua an Craft and her friend
Susan Murphy and were later
served punch with the birthday
cake.
Nurses
Convention
In De/les
District #27 of the North
Carolina State Nurses' Assoc
iation will meet Tuesday, June
4. 1968. at 8:00 P.M. at James
Sprunt Institute, Kenansvllle.
The program will be presented
by two w the local nurses who
attended the American Nurses'
Association 46th Convention ?
Dallas, Texas, where over
10,000 nurses from the fifty
states met May 13-17.
Mrs. Mary Bowden, of Wal
lace, was one of the 21 official
delegates from North Caro
lina. Attending with her was
Mrs. Wllma Pate, of Warsaw,
Director of Nurses at Duplin
General Hospital. They will
share some of their exciting
experiences of the convention.
There will also be a tour
of James Sprunt Institute.
Those of the Program Com
mittee are Mrs. Marcla Scott
Powell, Mrs. Sue Saunders, and
Miss Mary Nester Powell.
4 - H Club News
The Mooretown 4-H Club
held its regular meeting Sat
urday, May 18, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Euray Moore.
Present at the meeting were
nine boys, ten girls and tlve
parents, also Invited guest.
After the meeting had ad
journed the club had its first
cookout of the summer. Parents
assisting with the cookout were
Mrs. Eleanor Moore, leader;
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Uowi C-xckanqed
The Dobs on Chapel Baptist
Church, about four miles East
of Kenansville, was the setting
on Saturday, May 25, at 4 o'clock
In the afternoon for the
marriage of Miss Janice Ma
rie Chambers and James Ever
ette Fulford, Jr.
The Rev. E. Lamar Ell and,
a former pastor, now of Gar
Mrs. Ruth Moore, Mrs. Argle
Wilson, Mrs. Tenna Moore,
Mrs. Martha Rowe and Mrs.
Beulah Moore.
For entertainment there was
baseball, sewing and playing
the latest records and danc
ing.
Reporter Miss Dianne
Moore.
land, N. C., performed the dou
ble ring ceremony In front of
a lovely setting of palms Inter
spersed with a basket of white
flads and mums and candlea
ra holding lighted tapers.
Music was furnished by Mrs.
Billy Register, pianist, who
used the traditional wedding
marches and Mrs. Russell
Brown, sollst who sang "Be
cause" and "Whither Thou Go
est" also "The Wedding
Prayer."
The bride, attired In a floor
length gown of peau de sole
with waist length veil of Illus
ion, and carrying a white Bible
topped with a white orchid en
tered the church with her father,
James David Chambers. Sr.
Mrs. Walter McNeil. Jr. of
Raleigh, sister atthe bride. was
Macron at Honor. She wore a
formal gown of bine peso de
sole ana carried a bouquet at
mums tinted to match her dress.
ET Ides maids were: Misses
Judy Ekown and F aye boatic.
Junior Bridesmaids were Am
Whitman cousin of thebirde and
Clenda Jones, cousin of the
groom. They wore dresses
similar to the honor attendant
and carried matching flowers.
Rlngbearer was James
Walker McNeil m, nephew of the
bride and the little flower girl
was Margo Jenkins.
James E. Fulford, Sr., was
best man for his son and Ushers
were: Kenneth Mlnton at Ral
eigh, J. D. Chambers. Jr. and
Frank Chambers, both brothers
of the bride and Roger Teachey
cousin of the groom.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Chambers chose a mint
6Teen street length dress of
Hay on and Nylon knit with mate
high accessories and wore a
purple orchid corsage. The
bridegrooms mother, wore a
pink areas of rayon and nylon
knit and matching accessories.
She also wore an orchid cor
sage.
Mrs. Melvln Bostlc directed
the wedding.
The bride 1s the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Chambers,
Sr., of Kenansville, N. C. After
graduating from James Kenan
High School she attended Miller
Motte Business College and Is
now employed at the Duplin Gen
eral Hospital.
The groom Is the only son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fulford,
Sr., of Rt. 2, Warsaw. After
graduating from James Kenan
* Warsaw
and when not an duty he works
with hie father at their garage
near Warsaw.
They plan to lire near Us
parens on Warsaw, N. C? Rt.
2, in their new Mobile Home.
For travel on their wedding
trip the new Mrs. Fulford,chan
ged to a pink ensemble and wore
the white orchid lifted from her
bridal bouquet.
A receipt ion followed die
weddiqg ceremony, ft was given
by the bride's parents in the
Fellowship Hall of the Church,
which was prettily decorated
for the occasion.
Mrs. Wilbur Brock Intro
duced the guests to the receiv
ing line composed of the wed
ding party and the parens of
the Dridal couple.
Mrs. Willis Beach, aura of
the groom, served cake and
Mrs. Jerry Jenkins served the
punch. Nuts and mitts were
served buffet. Others assist
ing were Misses Judy Brock,
Anne Brock and Sophie Blind.
Goodbyes were said to Mrs.
Wlllard Johnson.
An after rehears all party
was given by Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Fulford, parents of the brlde
froom on Friday night, in the
ellowshlp Hall of tne Church.
On this occasion, the bride's
mother, Mrs. J. D. Chambers,
sr., served punch. Cake squa
res, cheese biscuit, nuts and
mints were served also. Those
assisting were Mrs. Walker
McNeill, Jr., Mrs. Elmo Spell,
and Mrs. Gordon Komegay. A
color note of green and white
was effectively used.
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