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John Itowe of Aurora spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with Mr.
Mr. tfid Mrs hmn Simm
ons of Pink HiU and Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Boyd Ontels and
Billy of Kins ton visited Mr.
sod Mrs. Perry Smith and Mr.
Daiiel Simmons during die
Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Pridgen
and family spent Thanksgiving
D? with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pridgen In Burg aw.
Mtes Linda Grlce, who *
tends UNC at Ch*el Hill spent
die Thanksgiving weekend with I
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Or
mond Grlce.
Dr. and Mrs. Drew Grlce
of Chapel Hill were Sunday din -
. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. '
Drew Grlce and Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lancas
ter of Pfkerllle were Saturday
night supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Grlce aid girls.
Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Pridgen
and lamlly visited Sgt. aid Mrs.
Fred Patton and family In Lex
ington Wednesday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Edwards I
and girls of Winston-Salem I
spent the Thanksgiving weekend
with Mr. and Mrs.E.C. Thomp- I
son. Miss Mary Sue Kennedy
of Newton Grove also visited I
during the weekend.
Billy Taylor who attends UNC
Chapel Hill spent Wednesday
night with his grandmother,
Mrs. Eunice Taylor, en route
to his home in Swansboro.
Hunt Taylor of Swansboro
spent Thanksgiving with his
grandmother, Mrs. Eunice Tay
Vv')or. ? . ? I
Mr. and Mrs. setn Turner
and June spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mrs. Lila Huffman
at Richlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Phillips
spent Thanksgiving Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Warson
at Lowlands.
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Davis and j
boys of Raleigh spent Thanks- .
giving Day wiin Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Weatherly. Mr. and Mrs.
John Weatherly and Christy j
joined them for dinner.
Miss Janrle Strickland, who
attends C ampbell College, spent
the Thanksgiving weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J?. Strickland !
^Mr?ateE#;8frickland ]
of Dunn spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mr. and MrS. JX. Strick
land and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sanders '
of Raleigh spent the Thanksgiv- <
ing weekend with Mrs. Kat
ertne Sanders and Mr. and Mrs.
P.B. Raiford. Mrs. R.W. Lau- 1
ri of Raleigh and Mrs. Ada
Raiford of Whalev's Rest
Home at Kenansvllle also spent 1
Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and 1
Mrs. Raiford. 1
Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Pridgen
and family spent Sunday with '
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore
and family in Burg aw.
BUI Costin, Jr. of Methodist
College In Fayettevllle spent
the Thanksgiving weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. William Costin
and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Brltt
and family spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mr. and Mrs. W.G.
Brltt, Sr. in Parkton. Mrs.
Britt and Martha went on to
High Point to spend the week
end with Mrs. BJ. MUler. BUI
attended the Governor's School
reunion held in Winston-Salem (
during the weekend.
Mrs. Martha H. Davis and
Mrs. Currie DaU and famUy
spent Wednesday night and Th
ursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Benton and Jackie in Havelock.
Joe Sutton was transferred
from Duplin General Hospital
to Duke Hospital Tuesday. Re
ports are that he is slightly
Improved.
Miss Ella Mae West of Fay
etteville spent the Thanksgiving
weekend with Mr. N.W. West. I
Miss Catherine Buck of Rlng
llng School of Art in Sarasota.
Florida spent the Thanksgiving
weekend with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W.M. Buck.
Thanksgiving Day dinner gu
ests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hopkins were: Mrs. C.T. Hop
kins and Walte Hopkins of Sel
ena; Mrs. Jesse King and Betty
of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Phillips and family of
Raleigh; and Mr. and Mrs. WJ.
Knowles and boys, Mrs. Elvin
Boyette and Faye, Mrs. Frank
Niels on and Sharon, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Knowles, aid Mr.
and Mrs. Brooks Boyette and
Tommy all ot Warsaw.
Miss Bette Walston of UNC
at Greensboro spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with her
parens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mrs. H.C. Phillips and fami
ly of^Mtanl spent Jast week
lips, an other relttlves.
and iamiiV ot Wilmington, Mr*
_ . / . , MM ?
ville, nd Mrs. Ruth Herring \
of Scon's Store spent Thanks
giving Dm with Dr. and Mrs.
Jack Van Hill and family In ~
Dunn.
Miss Carole Baars of Dur
ham. Miss Peggy Williams of
Chapel Hill, and Mr. and Mrs.
G.W. Smith and BUI of Char
lotte spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bears.
Mrs. Smith and Bill werespend
ng the week and Mr. Smith
owed them for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. West
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
W.D. Pollock In Wilson. Mrs. ?'
Pollock returned home with
hero for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams
and Law son of Raleigh spent ?
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. ^
Tames Farmer and family.
ThauKSgiving Day dinner gu- ,
ests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry 3
McCullen and family were Mr. $
and Mrs. A.A. Currin of Red
Oak, Mrs. Bobbie Currin and v
Timothy of Raleigh, and Mr. |
and Mrs. H.C. McCullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mc
Cullen. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Sevelle, and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Oakley of Kenans ville
attended the F all Ceremonies of
the Shriners in Raleigh during
the weekend.
Miss Shari Jones spent the
weekend with Miss Bonnie Rae I
Rivenbark in Raleigh.
Miss Dorothy Br in who at
tends the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill spent I
the Thanksgiving weekend with
her mother, Mrs. A.M. Brltt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Matthis
and family of Charlotte visited I
Mr. and Mrs. BJ. Hobbs dur
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Quinn
and family of Reston, Va. spent I
the Thanksgiving weekend with I
Mrs. Lillian Quinn, Mr. and I
Mrs. Sanford Packer, and other I
relatives here. I
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Whitley
and family of Mount Olive were
thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
drs. Lott Kornegay.
Miss "Babby,y Chestnut who
attends Meredith College spent
:he Thanksgiving weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chestnut.
Miss Diane Sheffield of Peace
College and Miss Allie Sheffield
af UNC at Chapel Hill spent the
rhfftksgivlng weekend with
their mother, Mrs. EX. Slgef
Field and Mary. , 5" i
Mr. and Mrs. Walter -P.
(Vest and boys visited Joe 1
Sutton at Duke Hospital Satur- I
lay. They spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs. H j5. West
and family, and they visited i
Mr. West who is a patient at
Rex Hospital.
Mel Herring and Jimmy
riines of NCSU in Raleigh spent 1
the Thanksgiving weekend with
their respective parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Herring and
Mr. and Mrs. James Herman
Hines.
Miss Ellen Ann Pollock of
Richmond spent Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Pollock. She left Sat
urday to visit friends in
Winston-Salem before return
ing to Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. David Meadows
and Charles of Richmond spent
Thanksgiving with Dr. and Mrs.
J.W. Straugnan. Mrs. Straug
han returned home with them
for a visit.
Miss Beth West who attends
3reensboro College spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with
Mrs. Myra West.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Houston
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Caulder and family and Mrs.
Myrtle Winstead in Wilming
ton Wednesday.
Ike Stroud of Pink Hill was
Thanksgiving dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore
and family.
Mrs. Sterling Marriner
visited Mr. and Mrs. H.D. We
st and family in Raleigh last we
ek.
Miss Annette Wahab of
Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Wahab aid girls of Cary visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Wahab
during the Thanksgiving week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Wahab,
Annette, and Allen also visi
ted Kermlt Swindell at Swan
quarter during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney An
drews of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Wells of Goldsboro, and
Mr. and Mrs. HJ3 Andrews
and Miss Georgia B. Andrews
of Mount Olive were Thanks
giving dinner guests of Mr. aid
Mrs. Herbert Wells aid {Cat
herine Ann in Mount Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brock
and family of Wilmington spent
the Thanksgiving weekend with
Mrs. J.C. Brock. Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Knight and boys of
Wilmington were also Thanks
jjlving Dajr dinner guest s oi
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney An
drews fished Mrs. Ruth Grady
and Margaret In Kenansvllle
Saturday afternoon. Mrs.Grady
fell Friday and broke her right
shoulder.
Mrs. WA Smith of Green
sillf pent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. A Smith and
fanlly.
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Llndsev Ciark receives the Eagle Scout Award In special
ceremonies ih Warsaw Baptist Church. Left to right are fats
mother, Mrs.\ George Clark, Rev. Charles Hlnson, Llndscy,
Mr. Clark, and Mr. Tom Deaton, District Scout Executive.
Mr. ana Mrs. jcssc yuinn
and family went to Wake For
est College Sunday to take their
niece. Miss Larue Chappell,
back to school.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
W.C. Moore In New Bern S*
urdav.
Otis Swinson is a patient
at Duplin General Hospital.
Miss Kathy Benton of Me
thodist College in Fayetteville
spent the Thanksgiving week
end with Mr. and Mrs. AJd.
Benton.
Johnny Holllngs worth of
Campbell College spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Hollingsworth.
Johnny and Carolyn Gresham ]
of UNO at Chapel Hill spent J
the Thanksgiving weekend with \
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Gresham.
Jr. and Laurie.
Miss Brenda Smith of Raleigh 1
spent the Thanksgiving weekend }
with Mr. and Mrs. Y.L. Smith.
Barney and Patsy Sheffield
of Campbell College spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with
their mother; Mrs. BUI Shef
field. i
Stedman Boney of Bennetts- <
ville. S.C. visited relatives here
during Thanksgiving.
ReV. and Mrs. Charles Owens
and famUy were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mr. ana Mrs. 1
Robert Butler and Martha in
Lou Is burg. |
Thanksgiving Day dinner gu
ests of Mr. ana Mrs. LJ. Quinn
and J ay were Mr. and Mrs. i
Richard Williams and Fred
erick and Miss Lou Belle Wil
liams of Beulaville; and Mr. i
and Mrs. Gerald Quinn and Car
la, Mrs. T.R. Quinn, Mr. and
Mrs. AJ. Jenkins, Jr. and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carl
ton and famUy, and Mr. and (
Mrs. Milford Quinn and family
of Warsaw.
Miss Catherine Thomas, wno m
is attending Hardbarger's Busi
ness College, spent trie Thanks
giving weekend with her par- i
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sutton
and David of Wilson spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. David Sutton, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Kir by, and other
relatives here.
Mrs. Martha Chappell of
Clinton and Miss Larue Chap
pell of Wake Forest College (
visited Mrs. Arnie QuinnTh-n- ,
ksciving.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw |
were Friday night supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Quinn
and family.
Miss Donna Wood who at- i
tends Campbell College spent
the Thanksgiving weekend with '
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.R.P. '
Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy. Todd
and Bryan of Wilmington spent J
the Thanksgiving weekend with
Mrs. D.E. Todd and Mrs. Mary 1
Grey F rederfck.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards
of Knoxvllle, Tennessee spent
the Thanksgiving weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Edwards
and Mrs. D.E. Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. Blount Modlln
of Campbell College visited Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Edwards during
the weekend.
Thai-, ksciving D? dinner
guests of Mrs. D.E, Toddwere:
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards
TommvXTodd an^StfW
Tommy load ana Bryan ot wii
Toda and Jamie c? laoor i*sty;
Mr. ^and Mrs^. ^ar|es^Todd^
at <-uuownee spent tne t nanxs
givtng weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Strickland and
Mrs. Geraldine Wray and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. St
rickland and Jane were Thanks
giving Da y dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W.L. Simmons In San
ford.
Miss Giraiy Vernon of UNC
at Greensboro spent the Than
ksgiving weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Vernon and family.
Miss Nancy Wilson, ECO.
Greenville, spent the Thanks
giving weekend with Mr. and
.1A .1! /'?I*
the Color Guard which was
composed of Douglas Jones. Al
len Bostic, aid Billy Faust,
Jr. to post the flag. He then
led the congregation In the Pl
edge of Allegiance to the Amer
ican Flag.
Mr. Deacon explained the dif
ferent ranks required in the
long trail to earn the coveted
award. Scouts of Troop 20 and
Troop 44 filed in, each group
representing the various ranks
Scouts must attain as he pro
gresses toward his cherished
goal -- that of Eagle. Scout.
The twelve Scouts which fol
lowed bearing white candles
took their places around the
altar where Nathan andLlndsey
lit the candles while naming
the twelve scouts laws. As they
did this Eagle Scout Bill Br in
explained trie meaning of each.
Nathan's two brothers, Charles
and Michael, were among the
candle bearers. Charles is a
I Life Scout; and, Michael, the
youngest, is 2nd Class. Lind
I sey and Nathan were led forth
I to receive their awards by Ea
Sle Scouts, Steve Sheffield and
1 avid Sheffield, both recipients
[of the coveted award the pre
| vlous Sunday.
Mr. Deaton presented the aw
| ards to Scoutmaster BUI Faust
Mrs. B.K. Wilson and Benny.
Harry Lee Thigpen of ECU,
Greenville spent the Thanks
giving weekend with Mrs. R.C.
Thigpen.
Mr. D.H. Carlton remains a
patient at Sampson Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Joe Costin and Lee Ann
shopped in Kinston Saturday.
Mrs. Rudy Hasty ofECU,Gr
eenville spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Britt.
atun Eagle Scout necklaces
and t ieir father* with Eagle
le They then gta
ln the Eagh <
md In so
their live* under the standards
an Eagl Scout. 1 n young
nen are ? years old a
bers of Troop 30. They att
end James Kenan High School
where Nathan la a freshman
and Llndsey la a sophomore.
Nathan la the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Coatln, Sr., and
Llndsey Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Clark all of War
Uf.
Gardenettes Met
The Gardenettes Garden Club
met on Monday evening with
Mrs. Roger Phillips. Mrs.
Gerald Quinn, president, pre- '
sided. The club's Christmas '
party will be held at the home
of Mrs. Charlie Miller and
has been tentatively set for '
December 21. Mrs. Sam God- ,
win, Mrs. Henry Stevens, Jr.,
and Mrs. E.C. Thompson pre
sented a very Interesting pro -
gram on "The Abuses and Uses
of Christmas Greenery." Items
from die market basket were
auctioned off at the end. Mrs.
Phillips served apple-nut cake,
ham biscuits, and hot tea. Th
ose present in addition to Mrs.
Quinn were Mrs. Frank Steed.
Mrs. Larry McCulleh, Mrs. Roy
Barwick, Mrs. Brooks Boyette,
Mrs. Bill Boyette, Mrs. T.O.
Raton, Mrs. William T. Best,
Mrs. Allen Holmes, Mrs. AJ.
Jenkins, Jr., Mrs. Charlie Mil
ler, Mrs. I J. Quinn, and Mrs.
George West.
Honid Gardeners
Mdt
The Home oardeners Garden |
Club met on Tuesday evening 1
with Mrs. Oliver Edwards. }
Mrs. Bruce Honeycutt, presi
dent, presided. Yearbooks were
given out, and plans for the m
nual Christmas party to beheld
on December 17 at the home of
Mrs. H.T. Ray, Jr. were made. <
, during Christmas trs.
1yard served; can pie .'1th
8 m mbers present. j?;"
? Nancy Pom -
m II fl ??
mus nancy rw was nonor
1 iier 17di b
party it the Warsaw Skating
Rink on Monday evening. Hos
tesses were Misses Kathy Cot
tle. Saudi a Evans, Randy Hall,
and Betsy Kennedy. Approxi
mately 40 friends along with
Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis West were
present. The hostesses served
birthday cake, potato chips, and
lime punch. The group enjoy
ed skating;, and Nancy received
many nice gifts from her
Thank You Note
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank each and
5very person for the many acts
of kindness shown to us during
he Illness and death of our
oeloved wife and mother. We
shall always remember the
many floweres, cards, visits,
food, prayers, and thoughts we
received at this time,
Walter Herring, Sr. and family
Not* Off Thanks
I want to thank my many
friends, relatives, ana neigh
bors for the many flowers, vis
its, food, cards, prayers, and
visits I received during my stay
at Duplin General Hospital and
since I have been home. I am
deeply thankful for each
remembrance.
Bland Raynor
Note Of I nanus
I want to take this oppor
tunity to thank each and every
person for the flowers, cards,
jrayers, visits, and thoughts
I received while a patient at
Duplin General Hospital , and
lince I have been at home.
' shall always remember each
md every one.
3. Clyde Surratt
Warsaw Methodist
Circles
CIRCLE I met on Monday
ivening with Mrs. John B. West.
pastor. Rev. Jean Hood of Ho
okerton Methodist Church,
lie; rial followed In the Oak
Cemetery. .
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. i
Louise Jones Miles of the hone; '
two sons, James M. of Chapel
Hill and Charles K. Miles of
the U. S. Navy; one daughter, ?|
CTss Trudy Hayes Miles of the
home; one grandchild; one sis
ter, Mrs. 8.C. Brown of Wil
mington; two brothers, Grover
Miles of Greenville, Term, aid
Baxter Miles of Norfolk, Va.
He was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Mil
es. He was a Mason, a Shr
iner and a member of Pink
Hill Methodist Church.
Pallbearers were Lynwood I
C. Turner, Elwood Baits. Sam
Davis, Graham Turner, TJ.
Turner, Frank Wiley ?nd J.R. |
Holden. . ?
Mrs. Frank Moore, chairman,
presided and gave the devot
ional. The prtgrisn was given
by Mrs. Belton fiihshew. Plans
for the supper to be held on
Wednesday everting were dis
cussed, and Christmas gifts
were exchanged. During the
social period Mrs. West ser
ved pecan pie with Ice dream
and coffee to die 9 members
present.
CIRCLE j mat on Mood ay
evening with Mrs. Rodney An
drews. Mrs. Josh'Jones, chair
man, presided. Plans for the
buffet supper to be held on
Wednesday evening were dis
cussed, and Christmas gifts
were exchanged/ The pro- .
gram and devotional was given '
by Mrs. W.C. Martin assisted
by Mrs. Jones. During the *
social period Mrs. Andrews
served frozen frtilt salad on
lettuce, ritz crackers, fruit
cake, nutty fingers, ham bis
cuits, wd coffee to, the 9 mem
bers and 1 visitor present.
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