mMHrgaiv^ vt?U>d flic I N.
mM Mr. and*hln. Mavteo
Mm. NJ. Bom*, mm* a bus
mm trip to Wihteagton tost
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Mario WaRtafiMi'to0^^^
three byMnTftob?rMHol^ih
worth who ?WM the Kndy
omdMMtt weekend.
Mn. Margeiet 0. Dail hat
returned from develaad, Ohio '
where* she spent a couple of
weeks whh her daughter. Mar
garettaD. Wright.
Miu Maty Gray Moore of
Chevy Chase. Md. has been
vieMhg Mrs. W. M. Ingram.
She also visited the Frank
hfcn. E.C. Tyndall accompan
ied her daughter. Shirley Costin
to Kinston on Wednesday night.
Vteytewtedtee graduation of
6m Friday night Mrs. J^ndaO
and Shirley attended'; dm gr?
Pines of SaBy Hayes Thompson.
On this occasion they were
accempaaied by Hortenae and
Jeanette Hasty.
My Enbaaks of Seotts Hill
spent Tuesday night here with
Ms Annt. hfiss Mmy Lee Sykes.
ITnnnsi Pnrlmr t?nnmtiimiiHlm tn
MHuu Hjucr %m riyciicvuic is
her gtandaeother, Mrs. BWr*
K. Odder.
Mke Mary Lee Sykes spent
Saturday night in CBntau with
thn *-? ? m - m - ?
INgHNn iejfus larruiy.
Mn. WMbur*Adams of Caro
lina Beach spent the weekend
with her sister Margaret WU
The Bridsettes spent the we- J
etadat Myrtle Beach. S.C, |
Mn. Eloise K. Ryder was
hostess for the Town A Country
Bridge dub when it met with
tional guests included MUte ,
King, Carolyn Outlaw and Hor
tense T. Hasty. The high score
prise for the dub members was
wen by Theima Taylor and by }
Mrs. Hasty for the visitors. For
refreshments. Mn. Ryder serv
ed Heavenly Dessert and coffee.
Mn. Nicky Bowden was hos
tess for the Liberty Hall Bridge
Club on last Wednesday night
Additional guests induded Ma
ry Lee Sykes, Marie Warrington (
and Frances Jackson. Between
progressions the hostess served
blueberry pudding: and coffee.
When score were totaled it was
found that Mn. Hasty was
winner of the high score prize
and Miss Sykes for the visiting
nlaven.
Mr. and Mm. David McKay
entertained their dauther Keili
an last Saturday afternoon on
bar Sth birthday. Among those
present were; Brooks McKay
and her mother, Barbara, Verna
Raman, Betsy JACkson. Dawn
Guy, Penny and JCathy Bowden,
Tinuny Jenkins, Sarah and Ha
nnah Purvis and their mother,
Becky Purvis of FayctteviOe,
Kim and Gay Torney and their
mother Gay also of FayetteviHe,
Keilies little brother Will was
alto present and her Aant
Martha P. Stttersoo. After out
door games and play the guests
were served ice cream along
with the birthday cake. Balloons
and horns were given as fovon.
ANTIQUE CAB SHOW
An Antique Cm Show will be
held Sunday, Jane 19, 7 p.m. at
Guardian Care in Kenansville.
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MADIGAN-WILLIAMS TO MABMT Mr. and Mrs. Cart E.
Pate of Magnolia, announce the engagement of their niece,
Joyce Williams, to Thomas Madigan. nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Mercer of Kenansville. The wedding will be held
at the home of the bride, June 25, at 3:00 p.m. No invitations
are being mailed. AH friends and relatives are invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. A.P. Cates and
son, Kevin of Parkton spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A.P. Cates, Sr.
Mrs. NR Nicholson of Mon
?tie and Mrs. H.C. Copple and
daughter of Mt. Holly spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
A.M. Davis.
Tha June meeting of the t
Session of the Faison Presytervi
ian Church met Sunday night in ]
the Fellowship Hall of the
church.
Trey CI an ton of Chester, Va.
is spending this week with his
grandmother, Mrs. Ltla Mae
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Dougald Mc
Neill an<f/laughter, Carrie have
returned home after a visit with
relatives in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wills of
Raleigh spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Vernon Crouch.
Mrs. AHce Benson and Mrs.
Wilson King, Sr. spent Saturday
in New Bern with Wilson King,
Jr.
Mrs. Cora CWey of Chesa
peake, Va. spent several days
last week with Mrs. Thelma
Langston.
Mrs. James Tyndall spent last
Wednesday with her sister,
Mrs. Janie Bell Bass who is
confined to bed with a heart
ailment.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holling
worth, Mrs. William Thompson
and Mrs. Marietta Davis atten
ded the annual picnic at Caswell
Training Center in Kinston Su
nday.
Mrs. Molly Latham has retur
ned home after attending a
neice's graduation in Richmond,
Va. hut week.
Mrs. Raven Lewis spent sev
eral days last week in Rocky
Mount with her daughter and
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family. Rev. and Mrs. Gerald
Neice. Rev. and Mrs. Neiee
accompanied her home aqd
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cllt church *ith * covered
Services Held foe Mrs. Andrews
Golden Wedding
Invitation
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The children of
Alfred Keder and
Annie Belle Dunn
? invite you to a celebration
of their parents'
Golden Wedding Anniversary
Sunday, the twenty-sixth of
June
Nineteen hundred and seventy
seven
two until Ave o'clock in the
afternoon
at their pasents' home
Route One
Albert son, North Carolina
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4"H Club News
Youth-In-Action 4-H Club met
Tuesday, Junc7 in Kenansville.
The meeting was opened with
pledges. Then the roll was
called and the minutes were
read. The new and old business
was discussed. One member
participated in the talent show.
The Dairy Poster Contest was
discussed. The dub will journey
to Mt. Olive on Wednesday for a
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tour of the Mt. Olive Pickle
Company and the Mt. (Hive
Tribune. The meeting was then
turned over to Karen Moore
who gave a demonstration, *W
hipUp a Shake", and A1 Wor
thington whose demonstration
was on home fire safety. The
two were county winners and we
all wish them luck in district.
By: Tracy Killette
Jehovah W?n.u Convention
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throe th 'nited
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