Mr and Mrs. Dewitt Merritt ot 8119 South Live Oak Park
way, Wilmington, announce the engagement of their daughter
Diane Gayle to Mr. Jackie Warren Nethercutt. son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Nethercutt of Kenansville. The bride elect grad
uated from Hoggard High School and attended Central Pied
mom Community College in Charlotte for one year. She is
now attending James Sprunt Institute The groom elect gr
aduated from James Kenan High School and James Sprunt
Institute. The wedding is plained for August U, 1973 at St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonah R. Boytiton of East Tampa, Florida
announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their
daughter. Lola Lorene to Billy Randall Litteril of Ashland,
Kentucky. The wedding Will take place on June 10,1973 at
2 p.m. in the home of the bride-elects maternal grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Baron in Keoansville. All
neighbors and friends are invited. '
iKenansville News
mm 11 t?Mf n m mt
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn has been
visiting the Carroll Vereens
in Cbtombia, S.C.
Mrs. N.B. Boney has been
visiting the N.B. Boney Jr.
family in Charlotte.
Mrs Janet Dobson Suttles had
a birthday dinner for her mot
her. Mrs. P J. Dobson on Thurs
Mrs Ruth P. w-ady spent
last weekend in Wendell with
visiting relatives in the Outlaw's
Bridge Community.
Mrs. N.a Boney and her
daughter. Mrs. Janet Webb vi
sited Mrs TJ.TolsonandMrs.
Ed Bass in Goldsboro last Wed.
Mrs Christine Gallagher of
Show HUl. Miss Sallie Vestal
of McLean. Va. and Mrs. Ha
sel Vestal of Thomasville have
been visiting the Ellis Vestals.
Mrs. Robert Hoi lings worth
spent several days last week
in Fayettevllle with the Rudy
Navidads.
Lt jg and Mrs Alton W.
Payne of Savannah, Ga. had su
pper last Sat., night with his
maternal grandmother, Mrs. R
obert Hollingsworth.
The Emory Sadlers of Des
Moines, Iowa have been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mattie w.
Sadler.
Mr. Jim Wood of Charlotte
and Mr Al Frazelle of Faisoo
worked in the Duplin County
Red Cross Office last week.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes spent
the weekend in Raleigh with
relatives.
Mrs. Margaret 0. Dail spent
a couple of days last week in
Kinston with Mrs Lee Edwards.
The Rev. and Mrs. J.G. Mor
rison of Wallace were in Kenans
toSnwiim ttag re."
ise W Mitchell | ssldj over
fl.B Boney assisted t>y Mr*
A.T. Outlaw: The program was
"in charge of Mrs. Trey a Mol
lis and Mra. Jecl SittersoO,
The spe. ial rfferlng was takes,
will be used for Hunger Mobil
isation and for Pioneer Evan
jells n among the Trans-Ama
zon Highways in Brazil, a so
cial hour followed the meeting.
Mrs. Sadtor F?t?d
On May 30, 1973 Mrs. Mattie
Ward Sadler bride-elect of June
was feted at a lovely dinner
party, given in the home of
ra ira<* th
aee^^wa * a. WW
Quests included members of
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color ? J . en and
a lasls
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? :ei th rne; . ...
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Mrs Apt Ft, Mm,
Sit SU
tersor Mrs. Nannie EM
Mj j ilso llss
Margaret VilUama and Miss
Mary Lee Sykes Otiars indu
& 1 I
JlUy > was /on tar ire ?
Slttort
au Mitchell or a
was the
hostesses
Coup ?
[; Honors
Simplicity and beauty BUrked
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Mi
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to : ' rt Marthi Miters
O: sti wer< gi ttt
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guests into theden he tpuncf
spersed with a touch of white
flowers tod O
ch >lde f tin bouque were
Mr irlti :<* Ji of
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Old Mr?. J. H. fcrood.
New Fabric
Shop
Featuring
Double Knits
Swiss, Seersucker
Materials, Drapery
Samples also
Patterns and Some
Sewing
Open 6 Days
Bostic Street
Beulaville, N. C.
Pharmacy ConwtHtt
Booze: Teenage Enemy I
"When alconoi is so wen
protected," says Dr. Arthur
McBay of the UNC School
of Pharmacy, "Is it any
wonder our kids think of us
as hypocrites when we
threaten them about the use
of drugs?
His logic makes sense.
Everyone's worried about^
LSD, mariiuana, mescal me,
and amphetamines. Yet not
a single deatn has occurred
over the last three years in
N.C. due to these drugs.
Though several deaths can
be attributed to harder
drugs such as heroin and
barbiturates, the real culprit
as adults continue abusing
alcohol as openly and freely
as they do, we certainly can
not expect our youngster's
"voluntary prohibition" of
booze and drugs!
Kenansville
?drug store ft
earl hateher* amoe brinson ?
The above comments appear each week to air thoughts, opinions,
and information we believe to he important to our friends and
customers - your comments are welcomed.
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