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MR. AND MRS. P.K.TEACHEY
-n* Good Old Days"
Mr. ano Mrs. Ferry Kenan
Teachey of Rose HUl are shown
to the above picture, made be
fore 1904 of this well-known
Duplin couple. Mr. ?id Mrs.
Teachey lived here until 1925
and were active in the life of the
town and of the Rose Hill Bap
tist Church. They have many
living relatives and friends thr
oughout Duplin County who re
member them with affection and
respect, and who will be happy
to see this picture which is
posed in the tradition of the -
husband and wife photographs
of their era.
Perry Kenan Teachey known
as "P.K." was the son of Ja
cob Thomas Teachey and Bar
bara Catherine Murphy of the
Island Creek Community of
Duplin, near Rose Hill. Mrs.
Teachey was LydeDobson.dau
ghter of William Perry Dobs on
and Molly Holllngsworth of the
Hallsvllle section of the county.
They were married in 1900,
and after living In New York
until 1904, moved back to Rose
Hill and made their home here
until 1925, when ill health for
ced Mr. Teachey to retire from
his business as produce broker.
They then moved to Richmond,
where they lived until their
death.
Mr. and Mrs. Teachey were
the parents of 7 children, a
daughter and six sons, and,
except the youngest, all were
horn in Rose HU1. Their dau
ghter. Mrs. Eleanor T. Early
of Clinton, is the wife of Rev.
Waldo T. Early, now retired
Missionary B^xist Minister,
who also grew up in Rose Hill
(while his father, Rev. B.G.
Early was pastor of the Rose
Hill Baptist Church)* Mr. aid
Mrs. Teacheys sons are as fol
lows:
Thurmon Perry Teachey, of
New York, N.Y.j William Thom
as and Delmus Schley Teachey
of Richmond; Leonard Burke
among meir qkSi MUI Allf l? ^
and^Mrs. Temhe^ved iferil fn
1966. (Thinks to Eleanor Tea- Si
5^ierp?ushe' I
Mrs. Joknson ?J
Civil Hostess I
The Rose Hill Town mdCoun- J
try Club met on December 3, Jmk
at the home of Mrs. Blzzeli
Johnson. Mrs. Fraik Ban- Tn
chard , vice-president, pres- AjO
tded. Mrs. Johnson conducted Wn
a devotional service. f/X
Mrs. E.G. Murray, Jr., pro- JB
gram chairman, presented Mrs. Si
Clayton Herring who spoke on,
"Decorating for Christmas. w.
She illustrated her talk with
decorations that she had made, xgj
and brought to die meeting. AM
Mrs. Herring said that the fam
ily should participate in the "yA
decorating. She said that Chr- Y/
istmas is a precious time for ill
creating memories, andcem- 4V
enting friendship and family vfj
ties. She added that the dec- rS
orations should be thoughtfully JV|
planned to harmonize with the ??
home, and it should not be jp
overdone. She said that red and Kl
green Is always good, and there
should always be a religious
theme some place in the 3
Mrs. Murray presented the
speaker with a beautiful cake. V
I The meeting closed with the 9
I collect. The hostess served
I turkey salad,crackers, andcof- "j
I fee to the ten members, and tj
three visitors present. A
Mrs. Alderman
Presents Recital
Mrs. L.K.,Alderman of Rose M
I Hill will present her Glee Club
I and Piano pupils In a recital J
on December 13 at 7:30 o'clock adj
In the Magnolia Elementary M
School. The public Is Invited ^
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