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spent severalirplm w*e? In
Wilmington. iniey had as a
'HBltor here recently.)#.Elt >n
Manning of Arlington, Va.
Guestsof Mrs.Ima WUliam
. ion for Sunday dinner were;
Mr. andMra.H*. Sanders, also
Mrs. Lois Hawes and8children
tdrs?s?&i8sX.
Mr.fand Mrs. Albert Barton
Spent the past weekend at
Cnocowinlw.
Mrs. A.T. Outlaw and Mrs.
E.A. Newton shopped in Golds
bo ro on Monday.
, Mrs. Mae H. Spicer andchll
* dren spent the Thanksgiving
Holidays ,in Bessemer City with
her mother and other relatives.
Mrs. (Betsy Sharpe accomp
anied Mrs. Grace Blizzard to
Jacksonville 'on last Tues
'Jir. and Mrs. Earl P. Martin
and sun David of Charlotte spent
the.weekend here with her par
ents, v. Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Mr. 'and Mrs. Noel Hobbs,
of Chesapeake, Va. visited the
Lloyd Ferrells on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wood
bf Charlotte visited the V.H.
Reynolds family during the
^weekend. Mrs. Reynolds re
turned to Charlotte with them
on Sunday P.M. to spend a
couple of days.
JMrs. D.S. Williamson and
Mrs. Wlllard Johnson stopped
In Wilmington last Thursday.
Mrs. Thelma D. Taylor and
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn accom
p an led Miss Lottie Aime Wil
liams to Golds boro last Friday.
The Christopher Tabors of
Baltimore, Md. visited Mrs.
Lucille C. Stokes recently.
Mrs. Martha P. Sltterson
visited the Jack Nellsons In
F ayetteville recently.
The Ed Sykes family of Char
lotte and the Robert Sykes fam
ily of Clinton had dinner
with Miss Mary Lee Sykes on
Thanksgiving Day.
- Mrs. Elolse k. Ryder had
dinner In Fayettevllje on Th
anksgiving Day with the Law
rence Ryders. She was accom
Swi of fe Beach.
Mrs? t *J.. uooson inc
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Powells^ and their daughter. -
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Keren who was one of the
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dob
sons of Wilmington also Mr.
and Mrs. James Alderman Dob
son of Snow Hill Visited Mrs.
PJ. Dobson last Sunday. They
were Joined hereby the Jimmy
Wests of West Sliding.
Dutch Snppsr
The following past Matrons
and Past Perrons of Kenans- i
ville Chapter #215, Order of the
Eastern Star enjoyed a Dutch
Supper at Ghaynelles In Warsaw
on Monday night December 2nd,
Ylrginta and Colon Holland,
Edna E. Brtnson, Thelma St- ,
roud, Thelma Murphy, Ruby
G. Newton. J.B. Stroud. Sally
B. Tyndall, Sue Westbrook and
Ella L. Gooding. They were
Joined by Walter Stroud, Clar
ence Murphy and Stokes West- {
brook. Christmas candles and
other appropriate decorations
were arranged on all of the ?
tables |n the dining area. The
group enjoyed a turkey supper
with all of the trimmings. Pr
ior to adjournment Christmas
gifts were exchanged by all
present.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grady,
Jr. announce die birth of a son,
James Apthony on November 27,
in Duplin General Hospital,
Kenans ville. Mrs. Grady is the
former, Mary Pate of near
Mt. Olive. The Grady's have
two other children, Kim and
Chuck.
, Proud Grand
I; Parents
The Rev. and Mrs. Troy D.
Mullis made a trip to Roanoke,
Va. during the recent holidays
to see their first grandchild,
little Lucy Page Mullis. daugh
ter of Mr. andMrs.TJ3.Mullis
parents live at F^ctSS^ih
Her mother is die former, Mary
Loo Long of Elkins, West Va.
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C^kestnutt - W)hitman
\)ows Spolttn
In a candlelight ceremony
on last Friday evening, Decem
ber 6. 1968 at six o'clock Miss
Teresa Lee Whitman became
the bride of Thomas 1 Bland
Chestnutt. The vows wexe spo
ken in historic Grove Presby
terian Church at KenSnsville.
The Rev. Troy D. Mull is
performed the double ring cere
mony in the presence of the
members of the bride and
grooms immediate family.
A focal point for the cere
mony was a white arrangement
of flowers and fem used on the
center table with seven bran
ched candelabras on either side
holding white lighted tapers.
The bride and groom entered
the church together. She was
attired in a white bridal satin
stwt .length dress with lace ,
QaSS^'
'ceSered with' t white
The bride Js the daughter df
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Whitman
ftTill'Hill <11 Ml m ? i
m
of Kenansvllle. She graduated
from James Kenan High School
In 1966 and Is now employed af
Duplin General Hospital as
Ward Secretary.
The groom is the only son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Qiest
nutt of Rt.l Magnolia. He gradu
ated from James Kenan High
School near Warsaw In 1966
and attended Wayne Technical
Institute In Goldsboro In 1966
and 1967. He Is farming on
Rt. 1, Magnolia, where they
will reside.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Whitman chose a navy
blue crepe dress with black
accessories. Mrs. Chestnutt,
the bride-groom's mother wore
a two piece suit of blue knit
and matching accessories.
. A reception was held in the
The bVlde's mother served the
wedding cake wid Mrs. Rose
Rid) poured punch. The trad
iwhitc were used
changed to a blue rayon knit
dress and wore the orchid lifte .'
from her bridal bouquet for
DlBlr wedding trip, f ' J
Mrs. Sitterson * > 'j
Hostess
Mrs. Jack Sitterson enter
tained her Bridge Club on last
Wednesday night at 7:30 with
Mrs. Louise W, Mitchell filling
the vacancy of .the only absent
members. Club high scorer
was Miss Mary Lee Sykesv
She and Mrs. Mitchell were
both presented appropriate
gifts. For refreshments the
npstess served a congealed
salad course with coffee.
Mrs. Gooding
Hostoss
Mrs. Robert Franklin Wil
liamson was additional guest on
last Wednesday night when Mrs.
G.V. Gooding entertained the
N,B.It^oncy was high scorer
semed gifts. ThThostess ser^
ved hat home made cinnamon
buns with coffee for refresh
ments.
MfseolloMOiis
Shower
Miss Teresa Whitman, bride
elect of Tommy Chestnutt was
given a miscellaneous shower
on Friday night, November 29,
in the Grove Presbyterian Edu
cational Building. Joint hostes
ses were: Mesdames Rose
Rich, Sally Bland, Ruby Futrell,
Jean Bowling and PamelaBrin
son. Guests were greeted at
the door by Mrs. Rich. Re
ceiving with the honoree were
her mother, Mrs. Rudolph Whit
man, her maternal grand
mother., Mrs. Nettle Atkinson
and the bride-grooms mother,
Mrs. Thomas Chestnutt. They
were each pinned upon their
arrival with lovely corsages.
Mrs. maid poured punch and
Mrs. Br Ins on served cakes.
Nuts and mints were served
buffet with Mrs. Bowlln and
Mrs. Futrell assisting In the
serving, the 40 guests. Agreeu
and white color motif wm used.
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