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Marshburn-Kennedy United In Marriage The wedding of Miss Rebecca Jean Kennedy and Roger Allen Marsh burn was solemnised on ; Sunday, December 18, 1977, in the Cabin Missionary Baptist Church by the Re*. Lacy Oliver and the Rev- Linwood Ralph } Kennedy. $7*1 Mr. Steve Brown provided music with Mr. Tommy Jarman I as soloist rendering "More,". " Whither Thou Goest" and "The Wedding Prayer." The btide is the daughter of * Rev. and Mrs. L. Ralph | Kennedy of Beulaville. The groom Is the son of the late Mr and Mrs. Lubby Marsh burn of It ich lands. Mr. Richard Koonce, friend of the groom, served as best man. The ushers were Donald Keanedy, brother of the bride. h|rs. Gayle Whaley. sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Miss Brenda Kennedy, sifter of the bride, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Cindy Brinson and Mrs. Joyce Jackson, cousins 01 the bride, and Miss Kathy Brown, friend of the bride. They wore long dresses of red, white and green qiana. They carried long-stemmed mums with red and green ribbon. Miss Hope Whaley, niece of the bride, served as flower girl, and wore a long red and white qiana dress. She carried a baskdt of white mums with red carnations. Master Mark Ken nedy, brother of the bride, served as ring-bearer. Minia ture bride and groom were Donna Kennedy, friend of the bride, and Paul Kennedy, brother of die bride. Doona carried a nosegay of white mums and red roses. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She chose a long gown of white satin with an empire bodice with lace overlay. lace. Her headpiece wa* a Came lot cap attached with a train of tulle edged with lace. The Church was decorated for a seasonal effect using white mums, glads and red carna tions. - After a trip to unannounced goints^the couple la residing in -f.'itrt v , V-V ?? y.-'? ' ?- b&'-'tf I ' I ?? I ? i|| ?Jp B ? There will be a trade in the parting lot at Waccamaw Bank from 9 a.m. on Saturday to accept material foe the paper drive for the benefit of the East Duplin Band BObaters. Every one it urged to cooperate by getting their paper to the truck. s Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whaley of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Whaley of Wilmington, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Whaley of Durham spent Saturday with their mother. Mrs. Onnie Whaley. : Mr. and Mrs. Donnie .Edwards and children of Golds hor<) spent Thursday thru Friday 'with Mr and Mrs Milton Mr. and Mrs. MBton Edwards jofoed Mr. and Mrs. Michael f Edwards of Whtteville in Golds boro Saturday at the home of their son. Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Edwards for Christmas Eve. Mr. aad Mrs. B.J BUtpwrp of^Maryland spent^ the^ week here. The Blackburns returned Mrs. Olivat Blizzard Sr. aad 0' BI rd lr. a Frannie Jo, Connie Sue and Mill 1 ?mm Price in WUioa Wednesday. Mrs. Oliver Blizzard. Jr. and Ida Mae Blizzard took Oliver Blizzard to Durham Friday for a medical check-up. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Griffin were in Goidsboro shopping Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Sandlin are moving to the Beidavilie area. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Blizzard, Jr. and family have mpved to Beulaville from the Kinston area. Christmas Day dinner guests of Mrs. Onnie Whaley were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whaley of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Whaley and Karen of Wilming ton. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Whaley of Durham. Mr. and Mrs Donald Whaley of Salis bury. Md. Mr. apd Mrs. Gary Whaley of Austin. Tezas. and Mrs. Michael Lewis and Kristen of Lenoir. Mr. and Mrs. W.V. Ozley, Jr. and Leslie Susan spent Friday through Monday with Mrs. W.V. Ozley. Sr. in Beckley, W. v?- W* Mrs George Whaley and Mrs. B^j. Balckburn visited ? 0*. Richlands shoppers Wednesday included Vallie 2StfU&T Mr. snd Mrs. William r'nii'ur'iH Dgy^m . * c ? H Mr. and Mn - ^ \ D. B and and vfcu. P.E left Tuesday f r a. 11IV* fe day with to. Per* ? S? mi ?V, Ifll |V| oi Kcntntvillc .jilted Mrs Alton Brinsoti Sunday I Mrs. JohaVhoma*. ' Mr and Mr* Ver?us ?S*u!? Nithuii Ro* and faurnily of Athent^Ga. spent the Mr- and Mr*. June* Robert Grady and children of Raleigh ?scot the rh?t^inn? holiday* with Vcrdie Thomas Mrs Thomas waste Lenoir Memorial Hospital during Christina* vacation. Anna B. Guy enjoyed lunch with Dr. and Mrs. John Deyton and family in Jacksonville Monday. Lessie Emm of Guardian Care spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Thomas. Mrs. W.D Thigpen spent Monday with Mr. and Mr*. Joe Smith an# family in Fayette ville. Mrs. Wlnfred Guy and Mrs. Marion Quion were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Edwards in Wallace Sunday. The group visited Mr. and Mrs. John Branyon. POTTOS HILL NEWS Mr and Mrs. Ales Whaley MM chujrw ^ had Christmas Day dinner whh Ariene TWgHm and Mr. end Mrs. Tarty ThMpau. T Mr. and Mrs. Bitty Turner and family of Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tamer. _.,,oh "SSiirfiTaSi" Thomas S. Qainn were in Kinstoo Wednesday Miss Marine Qgton***** Springs spent *he_?lri?*^1I1 holidays with die E.L. Qainn ^Conate Adrnns o^Chy; H| ?_**? spent won ine Rev. and Mrs. Edward Adams and family. .. ...j The Rev. and Mrs. Linww*1 Row visited the Sev. and1Mb. Lloyd White in Clifton Forge. Va. daring the holidays. W?S n?Mr^ SherreU Ritral waa in Kinstou Tuesday. Mr. and hto. ? end* wto Mr. and Mrs. Edael *Sk Jerry Qutaa and Alap I weretaMagnoRa-rtunday. Mrs. Malcolm TurnbuUsad ? ?on of HitnairT* Vs. spent a few days with her sister, Mr. I and Mrs. Clifford Jones, and ^Mraad Mr*. iaw**j South Carolina spent ; fcw da^ with his mother. Mrs. Sadie J?lS; Rev. aod Mrs. Edward Adams ritendedthefhn^ M Mrs. Adams brother. James CMen Ryals in Duna Thursday Mrs. Arieae Thlgpen. Jiied Mrs. Janice Tew of sssrtffii.'s.'TS'y ?5S2S^*p te?i Maryland visited Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Weston during the irathend. Norman Whaley made a business trip to WMr*^IrMrs. Ralph Turnar were in Wallace Thursday. ,J CEDAR FORK NEW* ^ Mrs. Alton Taylor and Mo. Norman Whaley visited Mr. and Mrs. Dell Brock ov*r the r. and Mrs Gale Voris and chlldte* of Hampton, Va. visited Mr. and Mrs Gordon I anU7 a.J foMktfta* *--?-? - j|| , lasnicr ?iiu xamuy ounng ine The Rev. Paul M1H was in Mrs. Donaw'JujTX* has re ii ??? |j j^lnT ^ J Dinner At Liberty Hall Liberty Halt at Kenans vi He was the cene of i , oecasiu. Thursday evening, iwjLw of the Kenan Scholarship lovely, but oa this occasion Its decorations included a Christ aas tree covered with cicentiiry oriiftntcnts such ss strings of popcorn* nuts, etc . The entire Kensn home was .L.s aljakr lovely low mgnt. Other gneats included the very capable curators, Mrs. Carolyn G. Outlaw and Mrs Mattle W. Barbee; Mrs O.P. Johnson. Mrs. Faison McGowen. Mrs. Gene Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I ?:* ? ' " * ?'" ' ?-? it|0p.' A ? - ? YeJvertor. Mr. and Mr* Bob Jones, Tow Horner of Greens boro end New York City, end Clerk Jones Jones supplied Christines music. He played four old-fashioned instruments -- the fretiess ben jo, the mountain dulcimer, the hammered dulcimer, end the eutoherp. After the guests were served hors d'oeuvres. they were seated at tables end were served a delicious Christmas dinner. Charles Yelverton. Superin tendent of Duplin County Schools, expressed his gratitude to the members of the Kenan family for the many things that they have done for the better ment of Kenansville and Duplin County. Kenan spoke to the entire group, but the roost at hb K^Sr^T to Ihe pleased with their to strive to reach even Mgfcfr goals. He urged them to keep la touch with him. Wylene Booth, a junior nurs ing student, was recently awarded a scholarship based on scholastic achievement at Atlantic Christian College in Wilson. She was among the students listed on the Dean's List for the 1977 fall semester. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Booth of KenansviUe. Monday morning James Kenan was filled with yawning, sleepy-eyed students. After two weds of vacation, h was ex tremely bard to be totally awake at sncb early hours. The first period bell was five minutes late, giving students time to tell mends all the Christmas gifts they received. Several signs of Santa's charity were evident today: coats, sweaters, shoes, rings, neck laces, watches and school supplies. Most teachers made a special point of reminding students thai each new year offers the oppor tunity to torn over a new leaf. Pupils were encouraged to satisfy academic standards as well ss conduct codes. Teachers also began to prepare for the midterm exams, which will be given in a few weeks. Although most students were enjoying a leisure vacation. JK's varsity basketball team was participating in the Holiday Tournament. James Kenan's team was declared the cham pion of this tournament. The showcase now displays a beau tiful new trophy. Starting this week, James < Kenan will have a different . lunch plan. There will be a ' regular lunch line for foil meals. .' There will also be a line for the ? purchasing of one or more individual items. This solution r will hopefully improve lunching J conditions by shortening the ? waiting period and having more ; dining space. i James Kenan's Tigers will be "? playing East Duplin on January 3 3 and Lakewood on January 6. } They need you support, so come ? out and cheer them to victory. Cg JK TIGER"? ^ Cogo * J ^ u James Kenan Tigers played the Wallace-Rose Hill Bulldogs la the first round of the Holiday Tournament in Wallace. The Tigers defeated the Bulldogs by a score of 66-56. The high scorers of the game were Steve Outlaw with 17 points. Michael Southerland 14 points, and Leonxa Nickelson with 11 points. The Tigers woo the cham pionship game by. defeating the Pender Patriots by a score of j 59-54. High scorer of the night was Michael Southerland with 28 points. The Tigers will meet the East ? Duplin Panthers at East Duplin ; Tuesday. January 3, and on Friday, January 6, will meet the Lakewood Leopards at home. :'i Pamela Ezzell I" * Mrs. Cate? % Receives Public . Service Award 'Ml &?/ ; ? ^-IPllll Mr* George H. (Norm* p.) Cates of Faisoa ha* Men ?elected the recipient of the North Carolina Public Service Award aa awarded aiavally by the North Carolina Public Ser vice Award Society, according to ita chairperson, Mr*. JaatesW. Johnson of ThomasviUe. "Norma Catea i* truly a great North Carolinian. Her work with Keep North Carolina Beautiful alone juatifie* her aeiectiou aa the recipient of the North Carolina Public Service award." aaid Mr*. Johnaon. She recently received the "Lady Bird Johnaon" Award nationally from the Keep America Beau tiful Organisation. Her work in conaervation and the environ mental program* are nationally recognised. She is a former president of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs. Inc. , Mrs. Cates is the first woman to receive the North Carolina Public Service Award, according to Mrs. Johnson. Former reci pients have been former Governor Robert W. Scott, the late Senator B. Everett Jordan. Senator Sam Ervin, Jr., B. Philip Hanes, Jr., and Dr. Leo W. Jenkins. National and State figures will meet In lslsjgh on February 1 at a banquet to hoot* Mrs. Cstos. The Cystic Flbrooto Foundation Is b?oflciary of the North Carolina Public Service Award Society's Chairperson, Mis. Johasoo. announced the following appointments to not together the celebration honoring Mrs. on Febru ary 1st: Dr. Leo W. Jenkins, Honorary Chairperson; Mrs. Dan K. Moore. Co-Vice Chair r _ f W|.it?fc.a?l P"I ?OH, wlAii Li V V IlliCDQill i Co-Vice Chairperson; Mrs. Jesse Helms and Mrs. Robert h if ria- nan hnstarsss * j-?? m MOfgAD. LO-IIOSICSSCS IOT UlC reception; Mrs. C. Gordon Maddrey, Hostess for the banquet; and Charlie Gaddy, Toastmaster. Milford Quinn of Warsaw has been appointed the Duplin County Chairperson to represent the home county of Mrs. Cates on the Committee. Toasters will be announced oo January IS. Recipients arc selected by the N.C. Public Service Award Society, whose membership is made up by twelve people who head a statewide social, cultural, civic, educational, pro fessional or trade organization, from among elected and non elected public servants. * i 1 JANUARY 8 Entire Stock Infants, Children's, Ladles And Men's Dress, Work And Casual . ? ? -? ^ i J I Shoes Ladies And Children's I Handbags *1 Ladies 1 Blouses ?| Values To *4.00 Yd. I Piece Goods J Simplicity J Patterns Entire Stock 1 Lace & Trim 9 Foam Back I Drapes |1 Men's Diess 1 Slacks 9 Men's 1 Shirts 3 Men's 1 Jackets Entire Stock Boy's I Shirts Entire Stock Boy's I Jeans 1 Children's I 1 Sportswear ! Children's Coats M ? 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