?njaf*m*nt _?Announced
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Futrelle of Kenansville, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Linda Christine, to Bennie
Keith Wilson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie K. Wilson,
Sr. of Warsaw. A June 17th wedding is planned.
Shower Given For Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Arthur Richard Brown
III the former Diann Howard
was honored Friday March 16th
with a bridal shower at the
Free WUI Baptist Church in
Fountain Town.
The lovely affair was open
to all friends, relatives, in
cluding the children and the
hushUKis of all attending.
Joint hostesses .were; Mrs.
As&miU. *Mrra?j>
Liberty Hall
Bridgo Club
Mrs. Marion Griffin was hos
tess to the Liberty Hall Bridge
Club on Wednesday night. Mrs.
Russell Guthrie was the only
visitor. Club members high
score prize was won by Mrs.
Hortense T. Hasty. Mrs. Gu
thrie was also presented a gi
ft. For refreshments Mrs.
Griffin served strawberry des
sert with salted peanuts and
coffee. Or- } *?
w. o. c.
Workshop
Mrs. Louise Mitchell, Cha
irman District No. 5 of the
Women of Wilmington Presby
tarlal, held a workshop in G
rove Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday. March 20th at 7:30.
Eleven out of the fifteen chur
ches in this District were re
presented. The guest speaker
was Mrs. Carolyn Smith of
Wilmington. Preceding the me
eting refreshments were served
by the social committee com
posed of Mrs. Ralph Brown,
Mrs Billy Stephens and Miss
Margaret Williams.
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Brown.
The bride and her family
were Introduced to the guests
by Mrs. O.C. Brown, the gro
oms m.'.her
The bride and groom opened
gifts and the grooms sister,
Miss Dixie Brown, kept a list
of all the gifts and guests.
T. & C Chb
The Town and Country Bridge
Club met last Tuesday night
with Mrs. E.G. Tyndall. Ad
ditional guests were Mrs A.T.
Outlaw and Miss Lottie Anne
Williams. High score was co
mpiled by Mrs. Hazel Scott for
the Club members and Mrs.
Outlaw for the visitors. The
hostess served limeVhiffon pie
and coffee for refreshments.
L P N News
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The LPN's of Kenansville
held their regular monthly me
eting March 14. in the Dinning
room at Duplin General Hosp.
Guest speaker for the even
ing was Preston B. Raeford.
He gave a tour of Duplin Co.
by film and made very intere
sting comments. Refreshments
were served by Daphney Ezzell
and Matoaka Westbrook.
NrtMtlt
Mrs. N.B. Boney and Mrs.
Hattie S. Kornegay spent Wed.
in Wilmington with the Edward
S. Kornegays.
Mrs. Margaret O. Dail visi
ted Mrs. George Craft and Mrs
Lloyd Thaxton in Kinston last
. , ? r ' *"*7 wo ainoer
with the T J. Tolsons.
I 1*3. ? -i i fimOli vOOKK, jr., w
WashingttM. P.C. sprot the we
ekcnd w i\ 11 Mrs H<* r' i e S . K or *
and Mrs Stephen GwHng and
chUdren of Greer. S.C.; Mr.
and Mrs Gilbert Honeycutt a
long with Mr. and Mrs. Epiest
Smith and Cheryl of Fayette
ville; also Mr. and Mrs. Banks
McNalry and son Williani of
Golds boro
Mrs. D.S. Williamson has
been visiting th* Bob William
son and Paul Williamson's fa
milies in Richmond, Va.
Miss Annie Catherine Rhodes
spent the weekend in Charlotte
sville, Va., with relatives.
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn spent
several days recently in Hamp
ton, Va with relatives.
Miss Ruth Reynolds of Char
lotte, Miss Judy Reynolds of
Plymouth and Mr. and Mrs
Plymouth and Mr. Jerry Rey
nolds. NCSU, Raleigh, spent
the weekend with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. VJi. Reynolds.
Mike Hasty of-Raleigh spent
the weekend with Mrs. Hor
tense T. Hasty. He was Join
ed her* on Sunday by Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Hasty and daugh
ter Brittany of Warsaw.
MacRae Sharp of NCSU, Ra
leigh spen* the weekend in Ke
nans ville with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. TJ. Tolson of
Goldsboro visited Mrs. N.B.
Boney Sunday afternoon. They
were accompanied back to Gol
dsboro by Mrs. Hattie S. Kor
negay
The Rev. Troy D. Mollis and
Paul Stephens attended Presbyt
ery at Camp Klrkwood on March
14th.
TJ3. Quinn has returned from
McCain Sanatorium where he
was a patient for several weeks.
With Our
JrP of Rt l,-KeLns?Ule! n'Ic!.
(Sarecta) is now serving in the
73 Armor 2nd Inf. Div. of the
VJS. Army in South Korea. The
Indianhead Division has a pro
ud record of service dating
back to 1917 and is the only
full N.S. Army Division sta
tioned in the Pacific Comm
and.
He received his Basic Tr
aining in Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri, then was transf
erred for Intensive Training
in Armored Tanks to U.S.A.
Armor Center at Ft. Knox,
Kentucky.
Carey is a 1971 graduate of E
ast Duplin High School. He
attended Coastal Carolina Com
munity College in Jacksonville
His parents are Mr. and Mrs
Carey A. Williams Sr. of Rt. 1.
Kenansville, N C, lie has one
brother Woody P. Williams a
sophmore at E. Duplin. His
grandmother is Mrs. Gladle
Williams of Rt. 2 Pink Hill
?I
Mrs Jin ? Summerlln of K
Hudson of the Cripple Child
Mrs Mary Lee Hudson of Mt.
Ctlve
returned to their home in Cle
arfield. Peons. Monday aiter
spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs Lendor Barefoot of
Goldsboro Mr. and Mrs. Lu
gy Sutton.
Mrs. Ronald Cnerry of Go
lds boro, and Mrs. D.L. Cherry
visited Mrs Line Hlnes of Se
ven Springs Wednesday. ;
Mrs. Annie Rose Bell of Mt.
Olive, Mrs J.B, Gold old. and
Mrs. Wlllard Pate were guests
Monday of Mrs. jente Farm
of Kins ton.
Mrs. T.A. Jernigan visited
Mrs. Ethel Koroegay of Alber
ts on Wednesday.
Mrs. Darnell Gwaltney of P
Ine Forest was guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs Wiley T. Dail ?"
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crump
ler of Goldsboro visited Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Bell during
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Tay
lor of Calypso were guests
Sunday of Mr and MrS Ro
land Taylor. *
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
of Red Springs, Pfc E9 Ray
Cherry of Ft. Bragg, Lewis
Miller and Mrs. Kate Willia
ms visited Mr. and Mrs. Wo
I odrow Cherry Sunday.
I The Rev. and Mrs. Jack B
urnett were recent visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh Chllders .
I of Wilson.
Sammy Brown of Warsaw,
Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Roberts of
Faison visited Mr. and Mrs.
I Carl Ivey Sunday. ; ^
Mrs. Bryant Robertson of
Henderson is spending sever
I al days with Mr. and Mrs.
I Jack Dall.
I s ? ? ???fc-jtrra?.'
0" 1 Nfc* ?
rthdays jointly..
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Jams
of Scotts Store visited Mr. a.ld
Mrs. Harvey Jones Saturday.
were over ni$it guests Saturd
ay of Mr. and Mrs. John Wil
Idns
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Strick
land of Kenly visited Mrs Lo
ttie Cherry Saturday.
Mrs. Jackie Cashwell retur
ned home Saturday after being
a patient at Wayne Memorial
Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Godbokl
.of Knlghtdale spent Friday and
Saturday night with Mr. and
Mr*. J.B. Godbold, Dr. and
Mrs. Ben Turner, and James
Ellison of Rocky Mount joined
fhem on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey vi
sited GX. Robertson and Mrs.
AX. Marshbourn, Mrs. C.C.
Wilkins. Mrs. Allen Fritz, Mrs.
Linwood Capps, and daughter
of Golds boro.
Mr and Mrs. Henry McGory
of ClearfBed. Peons.. Mr. and
Mrs. Luby Sutton were guests
on Suiday of Mr. and Mrs.
L.H. Fox aid family.
Mrs Martha P. Lane. Mrs.
Henry Cherry, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Brock visited Thomas
Dixon, patient at Wilson M. Hos
pital Sat.
Mr. and Mrs . Larry Summer
lin joined Herbert Lee Sumraer
lbTjr. of Great Falls, 111., at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Lee Suminerlin Sr. of New
Warsaw Sunday.
Sgi Kenneth Powell left re
cently to spend a tour of duty
at Champion Air Force Base
in Alaska. Mrs. Powell (the
tjrCi j
ICC cxi fcwtat
r.
then
for
Mrs,
of Magnolia visited Mrs.
< Ivey Friday
Mt and Lester Outlav
visited Mr. and Mrs Leslie
Summerlin ol Warsaw Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sauls
of Bowden visited Mr. and Mrs
Roland Taylor Sunday.
Mrs. L.T. Ricks of Selnia.
Mrs. Dolly Pope of Grenthem,
Mrs. Perry Jackson and Mrs.
Dixie Sutton of Mt. Olive and
Mrs. Thomas Summe rlin spent
the weekend in Lenior.
Mrs. Durwood Holmes atten
ded the funeral ol Greheme
Robinson Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Ivey,
of Wallace visited Mrs. Cindy
W. Ivey during the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holmes,
and Mrs. LouiseNulenof Golds
boro visited Mrs Mary Holmes
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry WUkinsI
of Mt Olive were Sunday visi
tors of Mr and Mrs. John
Wilkins
Mrs Eddie Goodman visited
Mrs Martha Outlaw, patient
at Wayne M. Hospital Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Waters. Linwo
od Holmes of Golds boro. and M
rs Mary Holmes visited Mrs.
Currie Brock dttltng the week
Hom?mak?rs
M??ts I
The Summerlin's Extension
Homeraakers Club met Thurs.,
March 24th at the home of
Mrs. Carl Ivey.
America the Beautiful was
sung to begin the program.
Health and Citizenship reports
were given Mrs. D.L. Cherry
gave tne devotions.
During the business session
the annual District Meeting to
be held April 5th in New Bern
was discussed.
The Collect for Club Wom
en Prayed in adjourned the
meeting.
Mrs. Persy Grady assisted
the.hostess in serving cook
ies. peanut dainties, ahd fee
cream- topped with fresh pea
ches.
Local Studonts
Elected
GREENSBORO--Two Duplin
County students are among 57
students who have been elected
recently to membership in the
EpsQon Chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa at the University of N.C.
at Greensboro
They are: Miss Susan P. Wa
rd, senior English major, dau
ghter of Mr and Mrs. Horace
Ward, 404 Church St.. Rose
Hill, and Miss Mary E. Wright,
senior political science major,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam
es Wright. Rt 1, Box 107-A,
Wallace.
Miss Ward, a graduate of
Wallace-Rose Hill High School
tela
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terns vrtth Mtst i| academic
?ecordj, Ince then, it. has 3
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world's healthiest and
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or surpassed the century i
mark In age! i
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living a long life. Most of us
have become physically soft
and mentallv unDiepared to
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