r ?11 ft nolds' r M^" ]Ve?rn0,;"1t5 recuse) H?Y. ire visiting Mr", and Mrs. Donald SUttles and Mrs. PJ. Dobeon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dixon and daughter of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland on Sun diy aftcrrxjoii' 1 ? I ."T' Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Chest nun of fCU, Greenville spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. hex B. Chestnutt. Mr. and Mrs. Al Payne of Wilmington College visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holllngsworth on Sunday. Miss Frances Stroud of Th orn asville School Faculty and Miss Sharon Stroud of U.N.C. Greensboro spent the weekend with their parents, the J.B. Strouds. Mrs. Thelma D. Taylor and Mrs. N.B. Boney accompanied Miss Lottie Anne Williams to Wilmington last Wednesday af ternoon. Mrs. Viols W. Qulnn visited relnlves and friends in Wal lace last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Craft of Gre enville spent the weekend with the William E. Craft family. . Mrs. N.B. Boney visited her mother, Mrs. Hettie 5. Korne gay at the Thomas Rest Home on Rt. 1. Dudley, N.C. last Tu esday. She was accompanied by Mrs. Albert Barton. They later visited a friend in Golds boro. Mrs. LouiseiW. Mitchell aid Miss Lottie Anne Williams sho pped in Golds bo ro last Satur day afternoon. They were ac companied as far as Dudley by Mrs. N.B. .Boney who stopped to visit her mother. Mrs. D.S. Williamson spent a couple of days last week in Falson with the Harold Precy thes. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hetzel of Dayton, Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franklin William son recently. Mrs. Colon Holland visited a sister in Klnston one day last i i Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Judge, and two daughters, also Mrs. John Stallings, all of Wall ace had Sunday dinner here with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes. They were Joined by the Wiley Booth's. Mrs. Hunter Saun- ? ders of Wilmington, spent several days here last week with her sister, Mrs. Ben Wil liamson. Mrs. Louise Willis and son Mike of Greensboro spent the weekend! with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kretsch. Patty Anne Wil lis, of ECU Greenville joined them here for the weekend and also visited the Walker McNeill family in Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brin son accompanied by Mis. Br inson's mother, Mrs. Canupp, spent the weekend in Summ erville, S.C. with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brock. Heart Sunday is February 23, states the North CarollnaHeart Association, Welcome your He Un Wimamson^ *s a^new mesn tess'served Jello, cookies and coffee. The Valentine motif was carried out in tallies and table ypolntmeit s. Dutch Supper The following past matrons and past patrons of Kenansville Chapter #215, Order of the Ea stern Star enjoyed a Dutch Sup per st Jones' Cafe on last Mon day night. ThelmaStroud, Edna E. Brinson. Sally a Tvndill, Margaret .Johnson, Cella and J.a Stroud, also Dr. and Ella L. Gooding, Sue Westbrook, Ruby G. Newton, Virginia D. Holland and Louise K. Boney. This club meets every first Monday night. Mrs. Penney Hostess m)s. George Penney enter tained her Bridge ;Club on last Monday night at 7:30. It was marked by 100% attendance. Mrs, Mattie W. Sadletr won the high score prize. Mrs. Penney served strawberry icebox cake and coffee. Miss Outlaw Hostess Miss Sally Outlaw was hos tess to theKenansvilleKontract Klub on last Thursday night with Mrs. A.T. Outlaw an additional guest. Mrs. N.B. Boney was Kigh scorer . Mrs. E.S. Mc Gowan was presented the con solation prize and Mrs. A.T. Outlaw won in the game of I Bingo that followed the several Bridge progressions. Valentine tallies seated the guests. Re freshments were served. A aeaeauaaBakAni Ant tsinn Announcement Sp4 and Mrs. Larry K. John son announce the birth on Feb. 10th :of a daughter named Tami Leigh in Duplin General Hos ft Benson Awarded mj., FT. KKAGO-Denny M. Benson, 26, formerly a speci alist 6. was recently awardM the Army Commendation Medal In ceremonies here fay Brig adier General John J. Hennes sey. assistnt commander, 89nd Airborne Division. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Benson of Kenans - vllle, and is a 1960 graduate of James Kenan High School. Benson entered the Army in September, 1966, served in Vietnam from June 1967 to June, 1968, and ?(as released from the Army upon returning to the United States. While In Vietnam, he acted as a documentation specialist for Headquarters Company, 64th Transportation Brigade, and was awarded the Army Commenddation Medal for quickly grasping and efficient handling of rapidly changing transportation requirements. He Is maraled to the former Judy Martin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Forest Martin of Ken* ansvllle. The Martins reside at Route 1, Kenansville. Mr. Benson is associated with his father In the Bensop Log ^ir^ Company also of Kenadj pital. ? Mrs. Johnson Is the former Vid^ey Giles, daughter of Mrs. Janet G. Suttles and granddau ghter of Mrs. Perry Dobson. Birth Announcemon^ Mr. and Mrs! Phil Brock of Sumrnerville, S.C. announce the birth of a son on Thursday, February 7. Mrs. Brock is thfc former Jane Brinson of Ken ansvllle. Note Of Thinks I would like to thank everyone for their prayers, cards, fl owers, and acts of kindness during my recent siq at the hospital. Especially I would like to thank the tnlrd floor nurses and! aides at Duplin Gen eral for their smiles and kind ness. , Linda Qulan Cord of Thonks p ? i-' ? We woiild like to express to all our friends, neighbors, and T I I ? I to the churches our deep ap preciation for all your expre ssions of sympathy and deeds of kindness to us in our time of bereavement and sorrow; We are especially grateful to Dr. Hervy B. Kornegay for his services. The Family of Mrs. Flora Swinson Dixon. Pd. Choral Club News E.E. Smith's Choral Club Is very busy these days preparing for the District Music Clin ic, to be held February 12, 1969, at Sampson High School, Clinton. 1 Dr. Howard T. Pears all of A A T State University's mus ic department, will give his id eas as to how the music should be done to the choral direc tbrs and direct the corhbined choirs of the various schools in the district in the proper singing of the music. I Vernon Moore Reporter RobmsWe^rljJl??l3S? Cem etery, Surviving: five daugh ters/ Mr*. CX. King, Mri Hazel Kennedy Kid: Mr*. Erf nest Taylor of Fais. i.Mrs. Arthur Andrews1 of Clinton and Mrs. F.A. Hofmann of Land over, Md.; tiro sons. Fultoh and C.B. Taylor Jr. at Falsoo; a slater, Mr*. R.C. Bell of Clinton} five half-islsters, Mrs. Eddie Griffw of Goldsboro, Miss Nlda Miller, and Mrs. Carol Brltt of Faison, Mrs. June Wolfe of |it. Olive and Mrs. Vann Brltt of Cllntonj I two half-brothers, Robert at Faison Kid H.5. Miller bf CI- ! I inton; 1141 grandchildren; 14 ? great-grandchildren. J Mrs. Cslia Alphin ; ; i ; I 1 BEULAVILLE " Mr*. Celts Thompson Alphin, 70, died fearIV Sunday in a Dufham hospital. I Funeral services were held Tujr I esday at 2.p.m. at Qpinn-Mc4 Gowan Funeral Home by the I Rev. Lloyd Vernon. Burial wa| in the Whaley Cemetery n^ar the " Su rvtving ar J five daughters, I Mrs. Don Quifi of Kenbridge, |i Vs., Mrs. W.M. Sanderson of Kinstoft, Mrs. Jime* VJck of I Greenville, Mrs. VlrgU Foster I of Elixabethtown and Mrs. Ed I na Ellis of Petersburg, Vs.; two isons, WJJ.;|of Pink Hill and Harvey of Rockville, Md.; 14 grandchildren and 10 great I grandchildren. rioyfl -Bnnfcisy . firm Wr?.m^le^w?aba member ? arid an elder of the Teachey ? Presbyterian Church. Funeral services were held I jfttaap'affg I [ MICKEY'S I I PASTRY SH0l> | Goldsbdro, N. C. Your1 hometown bakers 71W741 || B Cakes. Pies, Dough- f nuts, Cookies, and pastries of oil kinds. 212 II. Center St. Nest tp City Hell !i i m - -W iM^l | I I I *w?????????/? ? 11 I Miiif?jM M^?#?#i? I5> I 1 ? ? I IBM, HBMflB-Mi WtMkktV M I A I M? [? A I . 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