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Mr and Mr*. Ron B. Dailey
aad sons, MM and Patrick,
aad Mrs. Bessie Gregory at
tended the Silverman-German
wedding at East Bay Club in
Largo, p|a. on the 10th of July.
The bride is the sister at Mrs.
Dailey.
Mrs. Charles Kiag accom
panied her daughter, Mrs. D
Hall of Rkhatoad. Va.. to
Galveston. Texas daring the
weekend for a visit with h?* son
and his family, Mr. and Mrs. T.
M. McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lewis of
Greensboro visited her grand
mother. Mrs. Mildred Miller
several days last week.
Rudy Oates and daughter.
Debra, visited his parents. Mr.
aad Mrs. Ronald Oates, during
the weekend, aad Elizabeth re
turned home with her tether
after a week's visit with her
grandparents.
Mrs. Judson Sutton. Mrs.
Jackie Moraan of Calypso, and
Mrs. Buck" Abram of Mount
Olive spent Inst Wednesday and
Thursday at Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tyndall
of Popular Grove visited Mrs.
Janie Bell Bass last Wednesday.
Kenneth A vent and Jimmy
Q (Speck) Byrd attended a
coaches' meeting in Greenaoro
last week.
Mrs. Ernest Taylor. Jr. and
Mrs. Jim Taylor shopped in
Fayetteville last Friday.
Joe Taylor and Ted Bailey are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Lewis in Fart Worth, Texas.
They plan to visit Six Flags Over
Georgia and the Grand Oie Opry
on their return trip.
Jim Thompson and son,
Jimmy of Durham, spent the
weekend in Las Vegas. Nev.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence A.
Lingle left Sunday to vacation in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cottle and
Miss list Bradshaw of HslU
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fSfft %wss2e?r*
Mount Olive visited Mrs. Vlr
tiinia Lee during the weekend.
Mr snd Mrs Ion B Dsiley
and sons of Restoo. Vs. have
returned home after a visit with
her mother. Mrs. Bessie
Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hurst
are vacationing this week st
their nailer at Topsail Beach. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Cottle and
children left Monday on a
sight-seeing trip to Washington.
D.C.
Miss Donna Darden was an
overnight guest of Miss Athena
Blackmon Saturday night.
Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong is
visiting her daughter aud
family. Mrs. Edith Bragg in
Roanoke Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Tatum Lee
Sutton and children of Clinton
visded her parents. Mr. snd
Mrs. William McCtiBen Sunday.
Mrs. Mildred MHer visited
her father. Clarence Grice. in
Wayne Memorial Hospital
several days last week.
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who brought the group ovet
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The Rev. Mac Thompson at
?" tySS^nE
residents always enjoy his per
tonal messages, along with Ms
rSSSSf w^. Nancy
Herring and Blanche Dranghon
of Warsaw were busy taking
orders Ibr the residents, in
cluding orders from Tastee
Free* Their visits are greatly
lThe dinners in bingo this
week were: Odessa Tatum
Lillie Lanier. Betty Jobes. Leia
Simmons, John Page, Elizabeth
Boyee. Mamie Edwards, Viola
Blizzard. Jean Torrans and
Leota Costin There were two
winners in the cover-all game --
Betty Jones and Elizabeth
Boyce. They chose peanuts and
body splash for the* prizes.
Janice Hill and the residents
fr^-mimdy Kjght with s snt
cream to everyone land) re
ceivcd a eke owl set as a
p*i*t the outside of her house
?.nd get ready in her next job,
teaching school at Rose HiU
fhe Island Creek Baptist
Church treated all the residents
in the Home with cup-cakes oa
July 28th, which was Birthday
Nrght Those celebrating July
birthdays were: RebeccfRiven
bark. Dobson Dail. Irene
Teachey, Earlit Smith and
Hattie Westbrook.
What an exciting, night.
Thursday. J*ly 28th, Was, a*
twenty-two the^nisidenU
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KJ*!' M ??!!!<
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lenr K-? is. Frank Hall, lei*
Simmons. Earile Smith, Hattie
Westbroohr-Gladine- Thigpam
John Page. Alice Sumnwiin,
ran Tor rani, Betty Edwards
Cecil Hatcher. Annie Mae
Walker. Eatelle Whaley.
Francis Hudson, Gallic Jones
and Manguas Carroll.
Thole who helped with this
outinii were: Christine Sander
son. Sharon King. Carolyn Hall
and Bobby Hill. All of their help
was appreciated, but special
thaaka gees to Bobby Hill
because of arranging his teach*
ing schedule so he could help on
that occasion. ?>: 1 <*j
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POTTERS HILL NEWS
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Mr. Mid Mrs. Ellis Quinn,
Carol Loomis and Terri, Radie
Fayc Johnson and Brenda were
in Jacksonville Tuesday night to
attend a baby shower.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor' Jones
spent Saturday at White Lake.
Leah spent' the day with her
grandmother.
Mike Price. Donna Wkkiine,
tony Kornegay and Anna Marie
Kornegay were in Jacksonville
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Price
were in Mount Olive and Seven
Springs Sunday to visit the
family of his uncle. Clarence
Price, who passed away Satur
day.
Arlent Thigpen visited the
John Williams family m Pink
Hill. Mrs. Williams is home
after surgery in the fcinstorf1
Hospital.
Frances Stroud and Teresa
made a business trip to Kinston
Thursday.
Mrs. Susie Gurganus was in
Winston-Salem from Thursday
through Saturday.'
s&afes*
M?
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*iiu mum ouscn uaraens
Lorraine Worley and Kevin
shopped in Kinston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Thigpen
spent the weekend with his
mother. Arlene Thigpen.
Mrs. Alton Thdylor and Mrs
Ralph Hunter Visited Mrs. Dell
Brock in Wayne Memorial Hos
pital in Goldsboro.
Willard Price made a busi
ness trip to Chinquapin Friday.
Mrs. Billy Stevenson of
Benson visited her mother. Mrs.
Glennie H..UniecJVcdnesd?ju.
Mrs. Marvin Whaley made
a business trip to Beulaville
Friday.
Vera Thigpen was in Mag
nolia Friday.
cream
#EDDINGIh TAl()N
Mr. and Mrs Heber
MMoun ic forthcoming
marriage of th*ir daughter.
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Beutaville. and will be followed
^ny^e?tedFnCntU ?f
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^Closed "^Sundayt 1
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Merchandise Including Cotton
Shifts, Pant Suits, Dresses, m|
Open Fri. Nit* Til 8 P.M
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The Kenansville
Intercom cX&2?s
Have yon ever been con
cerned that you dad aot use the
telephone correctly? Do you
ever feel uneasy whenever you
have to communicate with other
people? Are you concerned
about the personal image that,
you project to others? If any of
these questions concern you,
then the Kenansville Area
Chamber of Commerce and
James Sprunt Institute have the
answer. On August 23 and 24,
an Employee-Public Relations
Workshop will be held at James
Sprunt sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce. The
cost will only be a S5 regis
tration fee. All books and sup
Supervisory Development
Training of Conover, N.C.
Topics to be covered include:
Your Personal Image, Etiquette,
Human Relations. The Tele
phone. and Proper Methods of
Correspondence. If you are in
terested in attending, you may
sign up at the Chamber of
Commerce office located at the
Kenansville Town Hall.
The Chamber of Commerce is
moving towards its Charter
Night. Have you joined yet?
New members who have re
cently joined include H. E.
Phillips, The Duplin Times ?
Progress Sentinel. Kenansville
Big T Family Restaurant, and
James Sorant Institute (nartiei
" p^g ^HiWrT^nylnir *
I *> thrt you can be recognized as
? "Charter Member.
I lrThe firl* "re coming to ]
I Kenansville. The Jaycees have A
been sponsoring men's Softball
tournaments for two years, but
I 21. they will
^ponsor a Women's Softball
Tournament. Support the
Jaycees aa they support their
I tffi?pi,h?W ^ SOme?f
theTI?c'"*& Norwood. N.C..
I ?L t Y<Mth *?*??
? SU?e Tournament is being held.
I enansviile's All-Star team did
no< make it to the state tour
I ** ** fc?tured ?"
I the official program. The full- *
page ?Kle that TWE DUPLIN
TIMES printed about the
I ?e"*n?viHe Program is repro.
ik^L"1 P"*?. Thanks.
I '*e-,fcryour coverage. If anyone
would like a copy of the pro
I ?"m' ^ kww. and we will
get one for you.
I The DO SOMETHING awards
? this week go to J. C Nethercutt
promotion to Dean of Instruction
|i at James Sprnnt.
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