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Mrs C. R Mosbsck 289-3460
Mrs L. A. Wilson 289-3384
CALENDER OF WEEKLY
EVENTS IN ROSE HILL
Thursday, July 4?Independance Day?Hang Out the Flagl
Thursday , July 4?Library Opens
Thursday, July 4?Firemen meet
Thursday, July 4?Lions Club Meets
Friday, July 5
Saturday, July 6
Sunday, July 7??Layman's Day at Rose Hill Methodist Church
Monday, July 8?Library Opens
Monday, July 8?Woman's Society of Christian Service meets
at the Methodist Church
Monday, July 8?-Presbyterian Circles meet
Tuesday, July 9--Town and Country Club meets
Tuesday, July 9?Jaycees meet
Tuesday, July 9~Town Board meets
Wednesday. July 10?Baptist WMU meets
Thursday. July 11-?Firemen meet
Thursday, July 11 Library Opens
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Eubanks,
W. L. Eubanks. Jr., and Miss
Fanchen Eubanks of Houston,
Texas, were quests of Mrs. Eu
banks' parents Mr. and Mrs.
Rhodes Young, for the past
week. While here they spent
several days at Wrigntsville
Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Young
and Bobby Lanier of Wallace
accompanied them to Wrights
vtlle.
Mr. and Mrs. Beaufort Long
est, Mr. Philip Longest, Miss
Georgia Hall of Wallace and
little Lynn Longest attended the
wedding last Sunday of Miss
Hope Glover of Lake Waccamaw
to Danny Longest in the chapel
of the Air Force Base at Bi
loxi, Mississippi. Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Longest, Jr., of At
lanta also attended the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. David Geddle
Fuxsell and baby Dave, of Dur
ham. were week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.Tussell,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson^
Diane, Bob, and Mary Anna
Johnson spent last week at Jeck
yll bland, Georgia, where he
was attending a meeting of the
South Eastern Poultry and Egg
Association. The family en
aed the water , golfing, and
er holiday attractions while
away.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bon
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Riley, Buddy Bonham and V.H.
Rouse, Jr., are enjoying a trip
to the mountains this week .
They are making their head
quarters at Font an a Dam while
visiting all the nearby points
of Interest.
Miss Lee Burton Alderman
and brother, J. B. Alderman, of
Jacksonville spent the past week
with their grandparents, Mr.
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and Mrs. L. K. Alderman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Exby,
with their sons Mike and Ver
non. are visiting Mrs. Exby's
mother. Mrs. J. E. Vemon,
for a while. The Exbys are
from Reno, Pennsylvania.
Misses Sally and Cynthia
Brown of F ayettevllle are vlsl
tlns their grandmother, Mrs.
J. L. Lanier, Sr., at her home
on RFD 1.
Patrick Pope, of Fayettevllle
Is the guest of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Wilson.
Around fifty or more Rose
H1U citizens attended the Jim
Gardner meeting In Dunn.N.C.,
on Friday night, and report that
much enthusiasm was shown by
the large number of people pre
sent.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Fussell,
Sr., Mrs. Murphy Slngletary,
Mrs. Murphy Slngletary. Jr.,
and daughter Elaine, Miss Lisa
Fussell, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Fussell, Jr., and son Craig
have all returned from a visit
at their cottage at Kure's Beach.
Reverend and Mrs. Charles
E. Sparks and daughters, Mandy
and Janie, are on vacation this
week, and next week and are
spending It at their summer
home on Masonboro Sound.
Layman's Day will be ob
served at the Rose HUl Meth
odist Church next Sunday. As
sistant Wilmington District day
leader Jesse Sumner of Burgaw
will preach and Beu Harrell,
lay leader of the local church,
and Thurmond Fields will assist
with the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson Mat
vey of Greensboro have moved
from Greensboro to Rose Hill
and are living in their mobile
home on the Rhodes Young
Trailer Park. Mrs. Matvey
is the former Miss Mary Jes
MISS GEORGIA CHERYL HALL
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Hall, Jr., of Wallace announce
the engagement of their daughter, Georgia Cheryl, to Mr.
Philip Worth Longest, son of Mr. ana Mrs. Beaufort B.
Longest of Rose Hill.
The wedding will take place on August 25th. \
sle Rogers and Is a Rose Hill
community native.
Mrs. Herbert Lanier with chil
dren, Dennis and Denlce, of Vir
ginia Beach are visiting Mrs.
Lanier's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Klssner here.
Mr. Cecil Herring, C. B. Her
ring. Jr., Miss Gail Herring,
Randy and Allen Herring, all
of Cum mines, Ga., and Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Greer of Atlanta,
Georgia, are visiting with Mrs.
Raymond Harrell oftthe Charity
Community.
Recent guests of Mrs. Flo
rence Cavenaugh were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Christian and son
John of Jacksonville, Florida,
Mrs. Mickey Pagano of Long
Island, Mrs. Jack Holmes and
children, Paula and David, of
Upper Darby, Pa. The ladles
are all Mrs. Cavenaugh's dau
ghters, the former Vera, Irma.
and Margaret Golden Caven
augh, who meet at their old
home here each summer. Wel
come home, girls I
Guests of Miss Sallie R. WU
kins for a few days are Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle N^el of Palmer.
Massachusetts and their sons
Curtis and Louis Nagel. '<?
Card of Thanks
Mrs. Lei a B. Scott has re
turned from Memorial Hospital
and Is convalescing at her home
in Rose Hill. Mrs. Scon wishes
to thank her friends who have
so loyally sent her messages
of good cheer, merry notes and
cards and have prayed for her
safe return home. She appre
ciates each expression of ldnd
ness.
SAT YOU SAW IT IN
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With Tkt Sick
Mr. Ulysses Henderson of
West Main Street In Rose Hill
has returned home from Cape
Fear Hospital alter having eye
surgery. He Is doing fine and
Is sure his operation for ca
taracts will help him a great
deal.
Mr. Willie E. Fussell Is
slowly gaining a little strength
after heing 111 at his home in
Rose Hill. He has been sitting
up some and can ride out a
little. He hopes to be able to
go fishing by early fall.
Friends will regret to learn
that Mrs. C. L. Falrcloth, Sr.,
has been returned to Duplin
General Hospital for observa
tion and further treatment. We
hope that she will soon show
improvement.
Mrs. Doane Fussell has re
turned from New Haiover Me
morial Hospital, where she re
ceived surgery last week. We
hope for her a complete re
covery.
Mrs. Lee Sheffield is a pa
tient in. New Hanover Memo
rial Hospital In WUmlngtoo. She
is undergoing observation and
treatment.
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Mrs. Rackley
Entertains
Mrs. Felton Rackley enter
tained with a lovely luncheon at
he r home on Ridge Street on
Saturday. Guest of honor was
her sister. Mrs. William Eu
banks, of Houston, Texas, who
Is visiting in Rose Hill.
Luncheon was served from
the buffet table in the dining
room and the guests were shown
to the huge family room with
their plates. For dessert. Ice
In
Miss Elizabeth Forlaw is the
pretty teacher at the right of
this group of children.
This is the first grade child
ren's picture of Rose Hill School
in 1930-31 and they are a nice
looking and neatly dressed gr
oup for the "most part".
On the first row, left to
right are the following:
Helen Teachey, wno is now
married and living in Califor
nia; we can't Identify the se
cond little girl but she is pretty
and we hope she will see this
cream parfaits were served in
the living room with home made
mints following.
The following ladies attended:
Mesdames W. H. Hall, Charles
Teachey, Leon Slkes, W. T.
Blanchard, L. A. Wilson, Gar
land Scon, E. J. Murray, Er
chey Lanier, C. L. Falrcloth,
Jr., Rhodes Young, Misses Ca
rolyn Sikes, Fanchen Eubanks,
ana Ann Rackley.
Congressional
Candidate Visits
Rose Hill
On Saturday afternoon at 5:40
the Herb Howell Caravan
stopped at the Rose Hill Repub
lican Headquarters and was met
there by the local Republican
Committee and other members
of the party In the Rose Hill
precinct.
Jim GUI. loca 1 chairman,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ho
well, their five littie daughters
an d Mr. Howell's campaign
manager to the downtown local
places of business and intro
duced them to the owners and
visitors present.
tfter visiting the businessmen
the group returned to the head
quarters and spent a short while
planning campaign tactics. The
Rose lull Republican Commit
tee consists of James GUI,
chm., Mrs. Jane W. Lee, Mrs.
Srlvia S. Brown and Charles
all.
The Barbeque supper and rally
In WaUace which ended the Sat
urday safari was weU attended
by local republicans. An es
timate of well over onehundred
Rose HUl citizens were present.
picture; Doris Evans, better
known as "Buck" gets to Rose
Hill often. She is Mrs. Geo.
W. Brown of the Charity Com
munity and only attended our
school two years before she was
transferred to another school;
Dorothy Fussell is now Mrs.
Odell Buchanon of Sanford;
Grace Benton is now Mrs. Bob
Collins of California; Alllne
Heath is Mrs. Lawlng of Char
lotte now; Rosa Lee Griffin
is now Mrs. Hermon T. Smith
of Fairfield; Fletcher Johnson
lives at his old home place with
his mother and brother Carson
and they farm and grow turkeys;
McDonald Rouse lives in Law
rens, S.C., and is married to
Anna Holmes Lewis, who was
one year later than he in school.
On the second row are Ethel
Carr Herring who is now Mrs.
J. S. Zowistowski of Jackson
ville, N.C., Ethel Carr married
a marine and has lived in many
interesting places, including
Hawaii; Annie Ruth Brown,
second on the second row, is
Mrs. Eldridge Carter of Caly
pso; Lila Mae Carr, third on
second row is now Mrs. Dan
Johnson of Kure's Beach; India
Register is Mrs. John Moore
of Rose Hill, who loaned us
both pictures; Vera Cavenaugh
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Is now Mrs. Jack Christian of
Jacksonville, Florida, and was
at home last week for a visit;
and Marvin Johnson still lives
in Rose Hill, is president of
Nash Johnson & Sons Farms,
Inc., and fishes and golfs now
and then.
On the third row we see
all boys and they are as follows;
Marvin Register now works for
the Thurston Truck Lines and
lives in Wilson; David Lee Dixon
is almost hidden by Marvin Re
gister. but he is there. He
is now a barber in New York;
L. K. Alderman, standing close
by David Lee, now lives in Jack
sonville and gets home ofter;
Henry Ward lives in Rose Hill
and works with Community Oil
Co.; Norwood Dixon still lives
In Rose Hill; John Wilton Mal
lard lives in Raleigh and is
manager of the Sanoers Motor
Co.; and Cecil Worsley, the next
little boy on the end, is Pre
sident of the Worsley Oil Co.,
of Wallace.
On the last row we see Wil
liam Earl Herring, who lives
at home and works In Wallace;
Carson Johnson who farms with
his brother, Fletcher, Ray
Knowles, deceased, and Eugene
Saws, who works with Ramsey
Feed Co. 7
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has andsub
lst row. L to r.. are
Amle "n*1 Brown; Elizabeth
Lanier, now Mrs. Paul Sheltou
ijsus%ss&
pint sUed girl who i? now Mr**
Wendell Hawes of Jacksonville
N.C.; India Register; Ula May
Carr; Grace Benton, now Mrs.
Bob Collins of Newport News;
F rankle Lmler, now Mrs. Mil
ton Edwards of Beulavllle.N.C.;
Rachel Harrell, who married
Jerry Smith and lives iti Ft.
Worth. Texas; and Lucy Gray
Johnson, now Mrs. H. S. Stand
of Harrells.
On the second row are Nor
wood Dixon; L. K. Alderman;
Marvin Johnson, looking just
like his little son. Bob, looks
now; Willie Johnson who Is a
teacher In Florida now; Cecil
Worsley; Daniel Cattle Uvea
in Clinton; Rosa Lee Griffin
and McDonald Rouse.
Third row consists of John
W. Mallard, David Lee Dixon
(behind John), Roy Bell Alder
man, who Is now Mrs. Burt
Marquardt of Sheboysau, Wis
consin; Henry Ward; Homer
Brown; VeraCavenaugh; Darner
Fussell, deceased, ana Fletcher
Johnson.
Fourth row, Joseph Robinson,
still of Rose Hill, works with
the Worsley Oil Co.; SudleFus
sell Is Mrs. Jesse Parrlsh;
next Is unknown; next Is Eunice
Links?and the teacher Is Miss
Mildred Boney. There you
are, folks. See you next week.
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