BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
MRS. ONE AL CHAMBERS
Mrs. Chambers, who has been employed by Waccamaw
Bank and Trust Company for several Years, has recently
been promoted to assistant cashier of the Rose Hill office.
Oneal is a native of Magnolia, and is married to Ralph
Chambers, formerly of Rt. 1 Kenansville. They, with their
two sons, Micahel-age 10 and Dennis-age 6, reside in Rose
Hill. Mrs. Chambers is a graduate of Magnolia High School
and began working in the Rose Hill bank m 1955, where she
remained until 1960. She did part time work relieving for
vacations, etc, until she returned for full time employment
in 1966. She finds little time for hobbies after filling the
role of housewife,) mother, and career woman, preferring
to spend every possible minute with her family.
Senior J
MRS. W. VAN BROWN
Affectionately known as "Miss Ann Is," Mrs. Brown makes
her home with her son Stedman Brown, Rt. 1, Chinquapin.
She is a member of the Muddy Creek Primitive Baptist
Church and attends regularly. She has eight children:
Stedman, Woodrow, and Hassell, all of Chinquapin; Mrs.
Ralph Strothers,, Jacksonville; Miss Ruth Brown, Kinston;
Mrs. Charles Grady, Sr.,.*., Kenansville; Mrs. Madolyn Br
own, Jacksonville; "and Mrs. Luvene Hart of Jacksonville.
She also has 23 grand children and 19 great grandchildren.
Mrs. Brown spent four years confined to a wheel chair
following a stroke of paralysis, but due to determination
and excellent care she now walks with the aid of a cane.
She enjoys helping others as much as possible, though she
has to oo mostly "sitting down jobs." She likes TV which
helps her pass many hours, but prefers people. She says
the best thing about her now is her appetite.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Stalling: announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Yvonne, ana Pryce Baldwin Jr.
of Brooklyn, New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pryce Baldwin
of Lake waccamaw.
The wedding Is planned for Saturday, August 31. at First
Baptist Church.
Miss Stallings received a Bachelor of Science degree in
Business Education this past June from AandT State University
at Greensboro, North Carolina.
Mr. Baldwin Is a 1966 graduate In English of A and T
State University. He is employed by the Board of Education J
of New Yprk City.
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| Mrs. Rent B. Rouse celebr
ated her blrthttay on Wednes
day, August 7. Barbecue with
all the trimmings were ser
ved. Mrs. Rachel Stroud, sis
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isc received many nice ffuts.
Mrs. Peggy Davis andMrs.
?loyd Rouse went to DeepRun
Mrs. Peggy Dwrts and
Urs. UoydRouse went to
Deep Run list week. /
Mrs. Racfiel Stroud ind her
ileces Dorii, F aye and
baby spent i a t^dnesdfl with
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Ed
wards made a business trip
to Klnston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Creech
and daughter, Rhonda, shopped
In Klnston, Stfurdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Camp
bell and James spent the week
end m their cottage on the Wh
ite Oak River, near Swans bo ro.
Mrs. Lizzie Sumner was In
Klnston, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Camp
bell and Janice, Gordon, and
Raymond left Friday for their
vacation in the mountains of
North Carolina. They are ex
| pected to arrive home Friday.
James Campbell and Eddie
[ Barnette made a business trip
to Wilmington, Friday.
Mrs. Mary S. Mercer of La
ff
nc aster. South Carolina is sp
ending a few days at her home
In Beulavllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Camp
bell shopped In Jacksonville,
Saturday.
James Emery Campbell
made a business trip to Kins
ton, Saturday.
Terry Williams, Freddy Jon
es, James Campbell and Eddie
Barnette were in Wilmington,
Monday.
Miss Jessie Ann Thomas,
Miss James Lou Thomas and
Mrs. Annette Fountain were in
Kinston on Monday.
Mr. Emery Campbell. Gil
bert, Gordon and Raymond Ca
mpbell enjoyed fishing and plc
nlcing at Tops aid recently.
Mrs. Jean Kennedy and Miss
Janice Campbell shopped in Ki
nston on Thursday.
Mrs. Sudle Garvey of Jack
sonville has been visiting here
this week. Those she visited
were: Mr. and Mrs. Ophus
Whaley & Mr. & Mrs. Eddie
Rhodes.
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The Beulaville YFA met at
the home of Holly Jones on Wed
nesday night. Lynn Sumner cal
led the meeting to order. First
we had our lesson with Holly
Jones, Sharon Sanderson, Janet
Brown, Ktfhryn Exum, and San
dra Thomas taking part. Joh
nnye Thomas, acting as
program chairman, made sev
eral comments about the les
son. Janet Brown read the
minutes and called the roll.
After a business session off
icers were selected for the
next year.
They are as follows: Pre
sident, Terry Edwards; Vice
President Pam Thomas; Secre
tary Janet Brown; Treasurer,
Brenda Grady; Program Chair
man, Kathryn Exum; Histor
ian Johnnye Thomas; Repor
ter, Sharon Sanderson; So
cial Chairman; Billle Jarman,
Marilyn Walton, and Leland
Sanderson. Those attending
were Linda Brown, Lynn Sum
DEATHS
Warron A. Thomas
Warren A. Thomas, age 62,
died Friday, in a Klnston Hos
pital. Funeral services were
held Sunday at 3:00 p.m., at
the Beulavule Free Will Bap
tist Church, Services were con
ducted by Rev. Bruce Dudley,
Rev. David Hansley, and Rev.
S.A. Smith. Interment followed
in East Duplin Memorial Gar
dons, with Masonic Rites.
ner, Kathryn Exum, Holly Jo
nes. Terry Edwards, Leland
Sanderson, Brenda Grady, Jo
hnnye Thomas, Pam Thomas,
Marilyn Walton, Sharon Sai
derson, Janet Brown, Sandra
Thomas, Grace Sumner and
Ruth Jones.
The hostess served refresh
ments.
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He is survived by his wife, ?
Mrs. Verdie Horne Thomas, of |
Beulavllle, one daughter, Mrs.
Lets Warren Grady, of Louis- <
butg, one sister, Mrs. Lessie
T. Exum, of Beulavllle, andtwo 1
grandchildren.
Mr*. Ivey S. Fisher
KINSTON?Mrs. Inez Stroud
Pisher, 64, died Thursday.
Funeral services were conduc
ted Friday at 3 p.m. at
Edwards Funeral Home by the
Rev. Lacy Oliver and the Rev.
John L. Norman. Burial was
in Pinelawn Memorial Park.
Surviving are her husband ,
Hugh S. Fisher; two daughter,
Mrs. C.W. Humphrey of Wilson
and Mrs. Jane Gordon Fisher
of Klnston; five sisters,Mrs.
Webb Tyndall and Mrs. Mel
vin Fordham, both of Kinston,
Mrs. L.B. Pope Jr., of Dunn,
Mrs. James Norwood Vause
of Marion, S.C. and Mrs. Wal
ter Klickovich of Beruit, Le
banon; one brother Albert J a
mes Stroud of Norfolk, Vm two <3
grandchildren.
Mrs. Fisher was the daugh- 1
ter of the late Mr. aid Mrs. '?
Albert Stroud and was a native ;
of Kenansville, N.C.
Mattie Lou
Williamson
Mattie Lou Williamson, age
43. died Saturday at her home.
Funeral Services were held at j
3:00 Monday from Qulnn Mc
Gowen Funeral Home, con
ducted by Rev. John Lee and
Rev. Ottls Penny. Interment '
was In the Brock Cemetery
near Kenansville.
She is survived by two sons,
Henry Earl Williamson of the ;
home, Herbert Thomas Wil
liamson of Oxford. Four sis
ters, Mrs. Minnie Benson of
Beulaville, Mrs. Sudie Jenkins
Miss Estell Williamson
and Mrs. Elsie Williamson all
of Warsaw, N.C. One brother
William David Williamson of
Warsaw.
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