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Linda Carol Daught ry is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cla
rence Daught rY of Beul trill e.
Linda, a striking blue eyed
blond, attended E ast Duplin High
School. While there she was
a cheerleader, business man
ager of bar high school an
nual. a member of the Beta
tauD and she was elected one of
the outstanding seniors. She
has had training in modern
dance, and her hobbies are bri
dge, dancing and reading.
Jane Irene Strickland Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam
es F. Strickland, Warsaw. Jane,
who has brown hair and blue
I
eyes, Is a graduate of James
Kenan High School. There she
was a varsity cheerleader for
three years, a member of the
Prom Court, and Homecoming
Court. Dancing, horseback rid
ing and cooking are favorites
of Jane, and she has training
in ballet and jazz dancing. She
is presently a student at Wes
tern Carolina College.
Carolyn Ann Padgett, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pad
fett of Wallace, has brown hair,
rown eyes and an olive com
plexion. A graduate of Wal
lace-Rose Hill High School, she
was a member of the Home
coming Court, basketball team
and she participated In num
erous extra curricular activi
ties. Elected an "Outstanding
Senior," Carolyn enjoys ail
sports, particularly horseback
riding.
Michele Drue Tucker, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tucker
of Faison, Is a senior at North
Duplin High School. This brown
haired, brown eyed lovely was
named best girl athlete and
she Is vice president of her
class. Michele who has had
training In ballet, tap daiclng
and dramatics, enjoys basket
ball and horseback riding.
Stella Elizabeth Stanley Is the
daughter of Mr. andMrs.Luther
Stanley of Route 1, Magnolia.
She Is a graduate of James Ken
an High School where she was
an honor student, an FH A Sweet
heart. and a marshall. This
brown eyed, brown haired con
testant enjoys sewing and dan
cing. Elizabeth attended East
Carolina University and is now
attending Mlller-Motte Bus
iness College.
Br end a Sue Jones, the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Keith Jones, Beulavllle, has
lovely blond hair and green
eyes. She attended East Euplln
High School where she was a
cheerleader, and a participant
in other extra currlcular act
ivities. Brenda enjoys sewing,
dancing and swimming during
her leisure time.
Frances Anne Futrell is die
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
S. Futrell of Route 1, Magnolia.
A senior at James Kenan High
School, Frances has dark brown
. ?
hair and brown eyes. She has
bfeen a member of the Prom Co
urt, and the Homecoming Court.
This contestant enjoys dancing
and cooking.
J wet Rose Mobley, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam
es D. Mobley of Route 1, Chin
quapin, attended East Duplin
High School where she graduat
ed in 1965. She has represen
ted National Spinning Company
in the Warsaw Veterans Day
Parade and her hobbies Include
swimming, bridge, dancing and
horseback riding. J met has
brown hair and brown eyes. I
Brenda Faye Bordeaux Is X
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A
Edgar Bordeaux of Route A, I
Mount Olive. Brenda attended ?
Mount Olive High School where I
she was a member of the Glee 9
Club and a majorette. Now j
attending Mount Olive Junior I
College this black haired, green j
eyed contestant has been a rep- i
resent atlve In their May Day f
festivities. She has seven years j
piano training aid enjoys water I
?Ports and art.
apple cake, salted nuts, andcof- |
Fee.
Mrs. Joshua Jones, Jr. was 1
awarded a wooden grape tray {
for high, and Mrs. Men Brown A
was awarded a relish dish for I
second high. Party matches $
were given to Mrs. C.C. Rou- I
se for consolation. Others (
playing were Mrs. W.C. Mar- 2
tin, Mrs. Bob Kornegay. M#-s. I ,
Alfred Herring^ Mr!, idelyin I
U&wtog, andji?.Kiah*r?*l- j r
ton. .. j I i
Eastern Aesocietion |
Baptist Minister's
Conference 1
The Eastern Association I
Baptist ministers'monthly con- I
ference was held on Monday a
at First Bjftist Church. Flf- A
teen ministers from this asso- I
;iatlon were present. The ch- *
urch hospitality committee ser-I
red a delicious baked chicken J
luncheon.
?p it We Salute The " ' 3
I Veterans
And Wnlcome Everyone
1 To The
Votoron's Doy Celebration
j VETS SERVICE STATION
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! 302 S. Pino St Warsaw, N.C.
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pondent and Subscription Rep- p
resent atlve ?
Telephone 293-4219 or 293-4561 ?
Circle 1 met with MrS. J.S. J:
Brinson at eight o'clock on ^
Monday evening. Mrs. Frank d
Moore, chairman, presided, and _
she gave the devotional. Pro- ?
ject plans were discussed. Mrs. T
Brinson served apple turnovers c
and coffee to the 7 members ((
present. K
Circle 2 met with Mrs. J.H.
Wahab at eight o'clock on Mon- tf
day evening. Mrs. Wahab, also ^
chairman, presided. Mrs. San- 0]
ford Packer gave thedevotlonal D
and program. Mrs. Wahab ^
served cocoanut pie and cof- ^
fee to the 4 members present. pj
Circle 3 met with Mrs. J.P. ?
Johnson at seven-thirty on Mon
day evening. Mrs. Joshua Jon
es, Jr., chairman, presided. 6
Mrs. Charles Owens presented
a very Interesting program dur
ing Which she sang two hymns
which are new in our churches.
Mrs. Johnson served pound
cake, salted nuts, and fruit pun- w
ch to the 6 members and 1 vis- h<
Itor present. a
Circle 4 met with Mrs. Ray ?
West at eight o'clock on Mon p]
ay evetnlng. Mrs. Victor Ow- ,
(by. chairman, presided and .
resented the devotional and ,
rogram. Mrs. West served
umpkln pie and coffee to the
Circle 5 met at ten o'clock
? Tuesday nwrnitttwith ifsj -
r.C. Thompson. Mr*. TurHerJ
loll and, chairman,, presided.
Irs. Ross Wadkins gave die
evotional, and Mrs. Triompson
ave the program. Mrs. A1
mith played a tape from Er
in Martin who thaiked theclr
le for the items they sent
> an orphwiage near Saigon.
Irs. Thompson served as
orted pastries and coffee to
le nine members present,
lrcle 6 met at three o'clock '
i Monday afternoon with Mrs. |
J. Middleton. Mrs. Robert
ewis, chairman, presided. 1
Irs. Robert L. West led the
rcgram with all the members
iking part. Mrs. Middleton
erved pound cake, ice cream,
alted nuts, and coffee to die
members present.
Mrs. Wray
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Horace T. Wray, Jr.
as hostess to the members of
abridge club at eight o'clock
i Tuesday eveining at her bo- jj
le on College Street. During
lay Mrs. Wray served pine
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Janat Rosa MoMay
Frances Anna Futrall
Brenda Faye Bordaaux
Branda Sua Jonas
Carolyn Ann Padgott
Michala Orua Tucktr |
Ml' ?' 111" I l li afmmii I m' 8
Stella Elizabeth Stanley
Linda Carol Daughty
Jane Irene Stricklend