Sand* Plain News
Personal*
Rev. Carol Hansley aid Mr.
Joel Kennedy enjoyed fishing a
Br Ice's Creek near Hew An
Anita*^Hansley and Bruce
Parson from Kinston had din
ner with her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Carol Hani ley Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Sumner and
Mrs. Harold &rrd made a busi
ness trip to Kinston Saurday.
Mrs. Grover Duff, and girls
and Mrs. D. W. Duff and Daby
went shopping In Wallace Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ken
nedy, Jeff, Mrs. Grace Sum
ner, Mrs. Callle Baker and
Maryln Venice had dinner a
"King Bros" In Kinston Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Mer
cer aid Dwlght visited his sis
ter near Burgaw Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Mercer from
Cherry Hospital in Goldsboro
spent last week home with her
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bryan
and BOly made a business trip
to Jacksonville Wednesday.
Kathy Bryan from Chinqua
pin spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Bryan.
Mrs. J. D. Kennedy and Mrs.
Edward Earl Kennedy attended
the Koscok Beauty Advisory
School Monday through Friday
last week In Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kenne
dy visited Mrs. Annie Kenne
dy of Vanceboro Saturday. They
also visited the Freewill Bap
tist press in Ayden.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kennedy
and Mrs. Edward Earl Ken
nedy attended a meeting of the
Kascot Beauty advisory School
at the Steak House in Jackson
ville Saturday night.
Mrs. Joel Kennedy, Mrs.
William Thigpen and Mrs. Wil
lie Smith visited Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Jackson at Lyman
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kenne
dy. Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Ken
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ken
nedy and Mrs. Sara Kennedy
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hollen Raynor at Jacksonville
Saturday afternoon.
Linda Kay Kennedy spent
Friday night and Saturday at
East Carolina University in
Greenville preparing for the
graduation exercise Sunday d
ternoon. Linda Kay has been
living with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy, while
doing her practice teaching at
LaGrange since March 1st.
Those attending the graduation
exercise Sunday afternoon at the
University were Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Kennedy, Delorlse,
Gayle, Janet Kennedy, Micky
Quiim, of Beulaville and John
nlc Lanier of Chinquapin. Linda
Kay graduated with a Bt S.
, ^Pre*c*f SmUh??tan<ted the
gradutflon exercise at East
Carolina University In Green
ville Sunday where hla girl
friend Judy Nobles of Deep Run
gradu*ed with a a S. Degree
In Education.
Sandy Plain has seven Sen
iors to graduate at East Ihiplln
Thursday night. There was a
large group From the Commun
ity to attend the Baccalaureate
sermon Sunday afternoon.
Guests of Mr. aid Mrs.
Ressle Kennedy Sunday after
noon were Rev. and Mrs. Ottis
Penney aid Kern, Mrs. Tunk
Baker aid Mrs. Ben Hobgood.
Mr. Advant Kennedy, Ke
neth Kennedy aid Maurice Ken
nedy made a business trip to
Fayettevllle Saturday.
Mrs. J. D. Kennedy, Mrs.
Edward Earl Kennedy, and Pa
tricia Dunn took Mrs. Lewis
Mercer back to Cherry Hos
pital in Goldsboro Monday.
They also went shopping while
there.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thlg
pen, BUly and Eddie Bryan made
a business trip to Wallace Mon
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Beh Houston
and children of Beulavllle visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jenk
ins Sunday night.
Ellen Mercer from Jack
sonville spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Mercer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jen
kins, attended a supper ? Wil
bur's Place In Goldsboro on
Friday night given by a group
of the State Worker's with whom
Mr. Jenkins works.
Mrs. James Benson attend
ed a graduation In which her
little granddaughter, Alicia
Heath of Klnston, graduated
from kindergarden Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. ana Mrs. t-ester hur
ley and children of Warsaw
visited with Mr. James Ben
son Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Carol Hans
ley visited Mrs. Tlney Turner
at Lenoir Memorial Hospital
In Kinston Tuesday night.
Mrs. Lei a Mae Powell of
Rlchlands visited her sister,
Mrs. Joe Jones, Sunday after
noon.
Jlmmie Turner from Shaw
Air Force Base In South Caro
lina spent last week with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Lumas
Turner. He visited his grand
mother Mrs. Tiny Turner at
Lenoir Memorial Hospital in
Kinston while home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Lenord Couslv
eau, from Antlock, California
and Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Tur
ner, Jr. from Concord, Calif
ornia are spending some time
with their families in the com
Piano Recital,
Miss Faye Outlaw, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R.
Outlaw, will be presented In her
Graduation Piano Recital Fri
day evening, May 31, 1968, at
eight-thirty o'clock at the Alum
Springs Baptist Church. The
public Is invited to attend.
munity, while their mother,
Mrs. Tiny Turner Is a patient
in Lenoir Memorial Hospital In
Kinston. Also Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Turner from Cmltal
Heights, Md. spent the weekend
and visited with his mother,
Mrs. Tiny Turner.
Rev. Eugene Sumner, from
Wake Forest Is spending some
time with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Coy Sumner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ressle Ken
nedy and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Kennedy and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Jlmmie Kennedy and
family, and Mr. Archie Kenne
dy enjoyed a barbeque dinner
Saturday at the tobacco barn
where they cooked It.
Sandy Plain Freewill Bap
tist Church had a special ser
vice Sunday In which Mr. Tho
mas N. Beaton of Warsaw, who
Is Executive in charge of die
Croat an District of the Tusca
rora Council Boy Scouts of A
merlca, spoke to the Congre
gation on scouting and the ma
rch In which they boy scouts
will be participating In June
for God and Country. He also
presented the new troop char
ter for Troop 240. He gave
some very Inter listing thoughts.
Bible School
Schedule
Sandy Plain Freewill Bap
tist Church will be having Dal
ly Vacation Bible School next
week. The school will begin
each evening at 6:30 and con
tinue until 9 o'clock. Every
one Is looking forward to a
good time during the week.
Refreshments win be served
each night. Also there will be
classes from Nursery Class
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Beulaville Society
Wm } anted Si Brid.
of Wr. Joit.r
On Friday, May 3, at 6
o'clock In tiie evening In the
Salem Presbyterian Church,
Chinquapin. Miss Bonnie Pearl
J ames became the bride of Mr.
Delton Lee Foster. Officiating
at the double ring ceremony
was the Rev. Ira Raw Is of Jac
ksonville, N. C.
The bride Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ruclan D.Jones
of Rt. 2, Wallace. The grooms
parents are Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Foster of Rt. 2, Beulavllle.
Before an altar containing
two tall brass candelabras with
burning white tapers, palms and
a level arrangement of white
gladlola's , mums and fern,
tne Wedding Vows were spoken.
Bows of satin ribbon marked
the reserved pews.
Emily James, cousin of the
bride, presented a program of
wedding music prior to the
ceremony, Mrs. Norma Mn
Dew, of Beulavllle sang "Sweet
est Story Ever Told" and "The
through the adults. All ages
are invited to come and enjoy
the week.
With The Sick
Mrs. Tiny Turner Is still
a patient at Lenoir Memorial
Hospital In K Inst on. She Is
much better at this time.
Mrs. Albert Kennedy is still
vey sick.
Mrs. Joe Jones returned
home from Parrotts Hospital
where she was a patient last
week and Is getting along well
at this time. <
Birthday
Celebration
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy cele
brated her 66th birthday Sun
day at her home. Her nine
children, all of the grandchild
ren and 2 great-grandchildren
were present. Each one car
ried a picnic lunch and spread
it and enjoyed the day together.
She had friends from the
community and from out of the
community to spend the day
with her. They were: Mr.
and Mrs. Hennery Kennedy and
family and Mrs. John Matthew
Kennedy from Sanford; Mr.Ste
Ken Kennedy of the Potters'
11 Community; Mrs. Gaynell
S;ram, and Mrs. Ellinor Whit
eld of Kinston; and Mrs. Lou
Kaiser of Jacksonville. Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Kornegay of
Kenansvllle visited a while in
the afternoon.
Wedding Prayer"-was used as
the benediction. The traditional
wedding inarches were used.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a gown
of white peaude sore styled witth
an empire waistellne. The
bodice was designed with a
rounded neckline and sleeves
ending in Coll a points over the
hand. The Chapel train of peau
de-soir trimmed with lace
matching that around the bottom
of the gown, fell from the brides
shoulders. Her elbow length
veil was held by a hand made
headpiece of peau de soir and
seeded pearls. She carried a
white Bible centered with a
white orchid accented with white
satin streamers.
Mrs. Maxine Sholar, sister
of the bride, served as matron
of honor. She wore an ankle
length gown of gold brocade sa
tin styled similar to the brides
gown. Her headpiece was a
matching gold hood made rose
bud with a circular veil. She
carried a long stem yellow
mem.
Mr. Ed Foster, brother of
the groom, served his brother
as best man. r
Ushers were: Mr. Diirwood
James of Wallace, brother of
the bride, and Mr. Robert Castle
of Cherry Point, brother-in-law
of the groom.
The bride's mother chose
for her daughters wedding an
ice blue crepe dress with navy
accessories. She wore a white
cymbldlum orchid corsage.
The groom's mother wore
a two piece dress of green and
white with white accessories.
She also wore a white orchid.
The bride's gown and vlel
was designed by Mrs. Grace
Sumner of Beulaville.
The wedding was directed by
Mrs. Pat James of Wallace,
sister-in-law of the bride.
For her going away attire
the bride wore a pink crepe
dress with black patent ac
cessories.
Her corsage was the white
orchid lifted from her BUile.
The bride Is a 1967 grad
uate of East Duplin High School
and is presently employed with
Civil Service at Camp Lejeune,
N.C.
The groom Is a 1966 grad
uate of East Duplin High School
and Is now serving with the U,
S. Navy.
CAKE CUTTING
On Thursday night, May 2,
following the rehersal, Mr. and
Mrs. Ruelan James entertained
members of the wedding party
Mid dote friends at a c?ke cut
ting ? their home on ft. 2, Wal
lace.
The table was covered with
a white cloth overlaid wttfc net.
Sliver bells and satin bows
*ere also used to accent the
table. An arrangement of white
daises with burning candles waa
placed in the center of the table.
After the bridal couple had
cut the first slice. Mrs. Amle
Gurganus, Aunt of the Bride,
served the three tier wedding
cake, topped with s miniature
bride and groom to the guests.
Mrs. Irene Murray. Aunt of
the Brtde, assisted by serving
punch from s crystal bowl at
the other end of the table. Mints
and nuts were also served to
the ^proximately 20 guest at
tending. The wedding cake was
made and decorated py an Aunt
also, Mrs. Annie Gurganus.
Personals
Mrs. Margaret Bratcher and
Mrs. Margaret Coombs shopped
in Kinston on Tuesday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Sumner
made a business trip to Kinston
on Friday.
Mr. Leon Grubbs. a minis
terial student at Mt. Olive Col
lege, was guest speaker at the
Beulavllle Freewill Baptist
Church on Sunday, May 26.
Five of the seniors who are
graduating from East Duplin
High School this year will be
honored at the Beulavllle Free
will Baptist Church on Sunday,
June 2.
Mr. Philip Allen Brown, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown,
Is spending sometime with his
parents. Philip is stationed
with the U.S. Air Force In Flo
rida. His future wife Beverly
of Florida is also with them.
Vacation Bible School will
Xat the Beulavllle Free
Baptist Church on Monday
morning, June 3, at 8:30 all
parents are urged to get their
children out for Bible School.
Friends will be glad to know
Mr. Bob Jones has returned to
his home from Lenoir Mem
orial Hospital in Kinston. Mr.
Bob Is up and around and doing
much better.
Graduation exercises will
be held at East Duplin on Thu
rsday night, May 30, at
8 o'clock. The public Is In
vited to attend.
The Y. F. A. of Beulavllle
Freewill Baptist Church meets
at the home of Donna and Den
nis Sanderson. All members
are urged to please attend.
Mrs. Pat James and Mrs.
Grace Sumner shopped in Kin
ston on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Ja
mes of Wallace and Mr, and
Mrs. Billy Sumner and son
Thoren visited Mr. and Mrs.
Elvis Sumner on Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hornten
and son Joey of Sneads Ferry
visited Mrs. Cora Sumner and
Mr. aid Mrs. Bill Evert on on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pate
and children of Mt. Olive were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Opheus whaley on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wha
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Rho
des and children, Susan and
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PERSONA ,
J*.?; 1
Hospital, hat returnedhotneand i
is Improving nicely. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Alvtn Kome- '
gay attended the Shrine Con- I
vention at Rocky Mount Thurs- 1
d?y ?d Friday. They saw two
of their grandchildren, A1 and
Lou Cochrln, March In the Ro
bersonvllle parade.
Sunday, they attended die
graduating exercises of East
Carolina University and saw
their daughter. Mrs. Evelyn
Cochrln. receive her masters
degree.
Attend Formal
Opening
Mrs. Perry Grady from Mt.
Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Smith and Stevle, Mr. Sam
Wiler and Mrs. W. W. Max
well, attended the Open House
Celebmlon of the Contractor's
s?*lce and Rentals, Inc.; and
their new branch business on
hWway 54, west of Raleigh,
Saturday. The new building
contains 7600 Sq. feet of floor
space and Is located on a two
and one half acre site. With
this new Raleigh Branch, sim
ilar facilities InGreensboro and
? office In Columbia, South
Carolina, all backed up by their
Chartotte operations, they are
able to offer complete service
Soyna spent the weekend In
Wllminton, Delaware visiting
Mr. Whaley's brother and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Payton Wh
aley.
Mrs. Sarah Bolln shopped
In Klnston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ca
mpheo, Janice, Gordon and Ra
ymond spent Sunday at Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh La
nier shopped In Klnston Friday.
? Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Mer
cer visited the Stanley Bratch
er family In Columbia, S. C.
last week. Mrs. Mercer suf
fered a broken bone In her
leg while there and Is now a
patient at Duplin General Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cam
pbell, James Emery and Mrs.
Susan Turner spent the week
end In Swansboro.
Baccalaureate
Service
The Baccalaureate Service
of East Duplin High School was
held on Sunday, May 26, at
4 o'clock In the school Gym
torium. Chaplin E. B, Davis
of Camp Lejune was guest spea
ker with Miss Ada Thlgpen aid
Mickey Woodward bringing sp
ecial music In song, fiiellev.
Frank Sawyer, pastor of Beu
lavllie Presbyterian Church,
had the devotion. Congrega
tional Hymn "Lead on: King
Eternal" was used. Mr. R.
L. Pruitt gave the announce
ments. and Mr .Edgar Wells In
troduced the speaker. The Sen
iors, 146 of them, sang "Have
Thine Own Way Lord'5: After
which Rev. Eugene Carmichael
gave the Benediction.
AroM^hout
er of the Charlotte*Bssedflrni.
Ken A. Smith, ?nother Ihip
lln boy. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Norm? Smith Is assistant mau
ler and counter parts man, of
the new Raleigh Br anch. j
Contractor's Service and
Rentals specialize in sales,
rentals, parts and service for
construction equipment and
supplies and is a distributor
for a wide range of products,
Including Davis trenchers: Wy
co: Dyna-Jampers: Dee Con
crete accessories: Joy Com
pressors and many manynfwre.
Double Birthday
Party
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Falson Smith honored them with
a lovely birthday party Sunday,
Msy 19. About seventy-five
friends and relatives enjoyed ,
the occasion with them. Tney '
served home-cooked, barbecue
and all the trimmings. ,
They received many gifts.
Mrs. Smith received a
birthday Mother's Ring.
Note of Thanks
We would like to express our
deepest appreciation for the
heart warming tribute that was
paid to us on Saturday night.
May 18,1968, at the North Duplin
High School Gymtorlum. No
words are adequate enough to
emphasize just how important
that night was to us. Your
presence at the banquet and your
many best wishes will forever
have a special place in our
hearts. The gift that you so \
graciously presented to us will
always be treasured and looked
upon with great admiration. We
retire with such weslth?
friends like you. What words
would be siuflcent enough to
thank such wonderful friends for
such wonderful memories?
Thank you again for your
kindness.
Sincerely,
Mr. ana Mrs. H. E. Grubbs
DEATHS
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ARTHUR C. GURGANUS
MOUNT OLIVE ? Funeral t
services for Arthur Carroll "
Gurganus. 60, of Rt. 2, Mount
Olive, who died Wednesday in a
hospital in Goldsboro, were
conducted in his home Saturday
at 3 p.m. by the Rev, R. H.
Kelly and the Rev. BUly Tyndall.
Burial was in the family ceme
tery.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Kate Hudson Faulk Gur
ganus; one stepson, Oliver
Faulk of the home and three
grandchildren. He was a
farmer.
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