personals
Mrs. Roger Bibs from Spar
tanburg, S.C., went home Thurs
day after spending a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Houston. The children Mike
aid Margie are staying for a
few weeks through the summer.
Ralph Smith and Rudene Ken
nedy spent Tuesday a Topsail
Beach.
Mrs. J. D. Kennedy, Parica,
Karen, and MerIs a, Mrs. Edward
Earl Kennedy and Demon Earl
spent Tuesday a White Lake.
Mr. Joel Kennedy, Rev. Carol
Hans ley and grandson Paul
Lewis, Mr. Herman Smith and
Danny Ray went fishing a Brlce's
Creek near New Bern Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thigpen
and children from Deep Run spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Smith.
Mrs. Lottie Brock spent last
week with her sister Mrs. Jeanle
Keel a Gram-ham. Mrs. Keel
returned home with her to spend
this week with her and her son,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Keel.
Mrs. Sudie Lanier from Wil
mington spent this week end with
Mr. and Mrs. William Thigpen.
Mrs. Angle Gross, who has
been visiting with her daughters
In Cal. for a few weeks, has
returned to stay with Mrs. Nelson
Gross while her son Is serving
overseas duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Turner
and children of Captiol Heights,
Md., spent the week end with his
mother Mrs. TlmmleTurner also
they attended the Turner family
reunion a Potter Hill community
building then left to spend a week
In Florida.
Mrs. Wesley Jenkins and Mrs.
Willie Smith made a business trip
to Kinston Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Calvin Mercer and Rudene
Kennedy visited Miss Betty
Potter a Duplin General Hospital
Friday morning.
Mrs. Callle Baker, Marlyn
Venice, Mrs. Grace Sumner and
Mrs. Bessie Baker visited Mr.
Clifton Baker near Chinquapin
Friday night.
Ralph Smith and Rudene Ken
nedy visited some friends In
Goldsboro Saurday night.
Rev. Carol Hansley visited Miss
Betty Potter at Duplin General
Hospital Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny SturgUl
and boys of Norton, Vs., spent
Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Kennedy.
Mrs. Dewey Jenkins and Mrs.
Dorthy Bell Gresham spent the
week end with their sister Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Kennedy at Morris
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith,
Ralph, Preston, Danny Ray. Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Kennedy and Ru~
dene enjoyed family style dinner
at the Barbeque Lodge Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Carol Hansley
attended the dedication service of
the new church at Oak Grove Free
Will Baptist church near Bladen
boro Sunday . Rev. Hansley
took part in the service
Ralph Smith took Rudene Ken
nedy back to Norton, Vs., Monday
and will be staylnsfor a few days.
Mrs. Hampton Baker and Mrs.
Joel Kennedy visited Mrs. Betty
Potter in the South Wing of Du
plin General Hospital Saturday
night.
Senior Sunday
School Class Party
The Senior Sunday School clas
ses of Sandy Plain Free Will
Baptist Church left the church
Friday night in a group to go
bowling at Kinston.
Ralph Smith and Rudene Ken
nedy were home and the classes
were honoring them. About fifteen
went and enjoyed bowling for a
while and then they went to
"Hardees" and had "burgars."
Among those going were: Ralph
Smith, Rudene Kennedy, Wayne
Kennedy, Janice Carter, Preston
Smith, Brent Sumner, Kenneth
(Spot) Kennedy, Ken Smith, Con
nie Houston, Mrs. Mercer,
Harold Sumner and son Kent,
Pam Sumner, Arthur Frederick
Kennedy, Eddie Barnette, Danny
Ray Smith.
With Ths Sick
Mr. Willie Smith Is a patient
in the Duplin General hbspltal
in Kenansville.
Miss Betty Potter Is a patient
In the South Wing of Duplin Ge
neral Hospital.
Dusty (jrofs, con of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Gross, brokehls foot
last week. He Is at home and
doing fine.
Mr. Edward Thigpen, who was
caught in the corn picker last
fall, has returned to North Ca
rolina Memorial Hospital In Cha
pel Hill. Edward has to have
surgery on one of his arms, but
Is doing fine.
rersonals
(Intended for lut week)
Ralph Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Smith, Is very
happy to be back home. He came
Wednesday night after completing
his tour with the armed forces,
Ralph spent 13 months in Vietnam.
Welcome home Ralph. It always
makes us feel good to know when
our boys Have made It safely
back home.
Rev. Carol Hansley and Rev.
Eugene Sumner enjoyed the
ministerial conference at Crag
mont last week.
Rev. Eugene Sumner will be
moving to Chapel Hill this week
where he will oegln his training
as a chaplain Interne at the North
Carolina Memorial Hospital the
1st of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Lewis
of Newport visited her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Carol Hansley
Sunday. They attended churcn
at Sandy Plain Sunday morning.
Mrs. Reba Jones and son
from Summerlins Cross Roads
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Nor*
rls Sunday.
Mrs. Kenneth Heath of Kinston
attended church at Sandy Plain
Sunday morning and visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Coy Sum
ner In the afternoon.
Rudene Kennedy from Norton,
Va.. is spending this week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Kennedy. She attended church at
Sandy Plain Sunday. She was
guest speaker Sunday night.
Mrs. Hester Cockrell, of Smith
field visited Mr. and Mrs. Coy
Sumner Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Raybourn Rhodes of Wrlght
svllle Beach spent the week end
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hill Rhodes.
Little Thomas Cavanaugh of
Lvma Is spending some time
with his grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Miller.
Little James Howard of La
Grange Is spending some time
with nis grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hally Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kennedy
and Joey went to Chtpel Hill
Thursday. Joey had his regular
checkup and was getting along
well.
Harvey Kennedy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Kennedy from
Fort Bragg, was home with his
parents for a little while Sunday.
Ronnie Kennedy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy, is
at Quantlco, Va., where he is
In candidate officer training
school of the Marine Corp. Ron
nie will return to Pembroke Col- "
lege next fall where he will finish'
his school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ashley
Houston and family packed a
picnic lunch and enjoyed the day
at Topsail fishing ana swimming
Tuesday. 8
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kennedy,
and Mavis went shopping in Wal
Miller Home Economic Extension Club members visiting Lib
erty Hall recently were front row left to right: Mrs. Ida Thomas,
Mrs. Ottis Jerre Miller, Mrs. Mack Rhodes and two children Sonja
and Susan, Mrs. W. J. Miller and son Stuart. 2nd row Mrs. Homer
Winstead, Mrs. Roy Sanderson, Mrs. Flave Mercer, Mrs. Frank
Rhodes, and Mrs. Ottis Miller. 3rd row Mrs. Ray Thomas, Mrs.
Norwood Miller, Mrs. Jasper Thomas, Mrs. W. L. Miller and Mrs.
John Miller. (Staff Photo)
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Miller Club Visits Liberty Hell
Duplin County's number 1 tour- months of the year. The threi
1st attraction. Liberty Hall, at- summer months are left to tht
tracts individuals as well as individual clubs to select theii
groups. own program.
Home Economic Extension Clubs Miller Home Economic Exten
follow auniformprogramfornine Sion Club, of Rt. I, Beulaville
lace Saturday. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Houston of ? .OT-W* \
the Potter's Hill area Saturday ^ Baptist Churcl
nleht 1 observed Sunday June 23rd a
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ken- *2^" Su?da^. , f A{((
nedy and children visited the park youn8 People from differen
at Kinston Sunday afternoon. The ? 00
children en joyed swimming while ^lassei
Mrs. Roger Bibs, Mike, and Classes Had charge of th<
Margie from Spartanburg. S.C..
are spending some time with her t
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dave led the The Ms Clul
HrtiictAn ^
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kennedy
and children visited the park
at Kinston Sunday afternoon. The
Children enjoyed swimming while
there.
Anita Hans ley and Bruce Parson
of Kinston attended church at
Sandy Plain Sunday morning and
also visited her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Carol Hansley.
Mr. and Mrs. Hennery Ken
nedy and girls from Sanford vi
sited her mother Mrs. Hattie
Small and sister Mrs. Ivey Nor
ris Sunday. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Kennedy.
Mrs . Callie Baker, Marlyn
Vernice, Mrs. Grace Sumner,
Mrs. Bessie Baker and Erma
Jeane Baker attended a birthday
dinner for Mr. Clifton Baker at
his home near Chinquapin Sunday.
? ?
r _9
* chose an interesting outing for
- their June meeting,
r The ladies assembled at the
Country Squire for lunch and then
? the group visited the ancestral
and the "Sum ier Trio" rendered
special music. Ken Smith gave
f the announcements and intro
i duced the speaker. Ralph Smith
3 brought a wonderful message
which everyone enjoyed,
t Sunday night service Ken Smith
1 had' charge of the devotion and
j Rudene Kennedy, who is working
I with the mission board, was the
> speaker. Shebrought awonderful
message. The young people of
r Sandy Plain are doing a good
I job. They need our prayers.
in'm nmtti ? ?
home of the Kenan family, inKe
nansville. This home has re
cently been restored to its ori
ginal grandeur and opened to the
public.
Curators are on duty at the
mansion from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Saturday. Sun
day hours are 2 to 5 p.m. and
it is c" ted all day Monday.
Miller club members making
the tour were: Mrs. Norwood
Miller, Mrs. Ray Thomas, Mrs.
Jasper Thomas, Mrs. W. L.
Miller, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs.
Homer Winstead, Mrs. Roy San
derson, Mrs. Flave Mercer, Mrs.
Frank Rhodes, Mrs. Ottis Miller,
Mrs. Ida Thomas, Mrs. Ottis
Jerre Miller. Mrs. Mack Rhodes
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CRESS SENTINEL, JULY 4. IMS
VETS a.
Q--I receive a monthly compen
sation check from the Vcterm
Administration. I have recently
had a chance of address. Should
I report tne chance to the VA
or the Treasury Department?
a?Your change of address sh
ould always be reported to the
Va Regional Office where your
records are located.
Q--1 am Interested In the new
Modified Life plan of govern
ment Insurance I have been
reading about. I now hold
110,000 of government In
surance. Where can I get more
specific Information about the
Modified Life plan?
A?Write to the Veterans AJ
mtnistratlon Regional Office
where your records are held
or to tne VA Insurance office
(Philadelphia or St. Paul)where
your premiums are paid. Ask
for a copy of VA Pamphlet
29-22 which discusses the bene
fits of this plan.
Q?I read recently that the
Post-Korean G. I. Bill Is two
years old. I got out of ser
vce In 1965 after four years
in the Army. Am 1 eligible for
education and training benefits
under this bill? IT so, how
long do I have before my en
titlement expires?
A?First, and most important,
you are eligible for education
and training benefits under the
Post-Korean G. I. Bill. This
third generation G. I. bill was
enacted for veterans who ser
ved for at least 180 days con
secutively in the ArmedForces,
some of which was after Jan ?
31. 1955. Since you were re
leased from active duty between
Jan. 31.1955 and June 1, 1966,
your eligibility for VAeducation
and training assistance runs
until May 31. 1974. Veterans
discharged since June 1, 1966,
when the Post-Korean G. I. Kll
education and training program
went into effect, have eight
years after their separation
from service to use their be
nefits.
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to: "AMERICA'S
FARMERS:
PROVIDERS OF
PLENTY"
Today's farmers pro
vide ample, whole
some food when,
where and how we
want It. ? And the
cost takes a smaller
share of our incomes
? 18.2 per cent ?
smaller than at any
time In history.
The Land Bank Is
proud to have a part
In the progress of
farmers throughout
this area.
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