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SMITH - WELLS ENGAGE
MENT - Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
lewis Smith announce the
Engagement of their daugh
ter. Josef-Ann of Warsaw, to
Edward Earl Wells, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Wells of Route 4, Ginton. A
September wedding is
planned.
? Faison News
* Neighbor News
? Mrs. Janic Bell Bass ac
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com pan led Mrs. Maria
Kennedy of Clinton to
Wayne Memorial Hospital in
(aoldsboro Tuesday to visit
(Sirs. Susan Kennedy, a
gatient there.
* Mrs. Jackie Morgan and
Angela of Route 5. Mount
Qlive. spent last Tuesday
with Mrs. John Robert Crow.
? Mrs. Mark Pipkin and Erin
- <f Hillsborough spent last
Week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Igoe.
I" Mrs. Jim Taylor and Mrs.
^mmy Taylor visited Robert
Best in Veterans Hospital in
Kayettevillc Monday after
rjxrn.
? Mrs. Kermit Williamson of
(Sinton spent Thursday with
fjjrs. Ralph Precythe.
"Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
i&ent spent several days in
Washington. D.C. last week.
*Mr. and Mrs. Francis
McColman are attending a
rDral mail carriers' meeting
ifl Favetteville.
?Mrs. Ronald Oates and
>Irs. Janie Bell Bass visited
hjjrs. Susan Kennedy in
Wayne Memorial Thursday.
?Mrs. Bill Igoe and Mrs.
Mark Pipkin and daughter of
HJllsborough spent Thursday
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inight in Burgaw with Mrs.
?leanor Casev.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robert
Crow visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Stanley and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Morgan in Calypso
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Oates were recent visitors in
Burlington with Mrs. Rudy
Oates and children, who
have arrived for a month's
visit with her parents and the
Oates' in Faison. Mr. Oates
will arrive around the 15th of
July, and they will return to
Kuwait in about a month for
another year with Wachovia
Bank.
Miss Luanne Cottle of
Richmond, Va. and Trey
Clanton of Chester, Va.
spent several days with Mrs.
Lila Mae Smith and Mrs.
Nettie Cottle.
Mrs. Oleta Padgett of
Kinston spent the weekend
with Iter mother. Mrs. Janie
Bell Bass.
Mrs. Anette Stanley and
Bob visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A.M. Davis Thurs
day. Bob remained with his
grandparents for the rest of
the week.
Misses Margaret and
Elizabeth Currin of Oxford
ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Baughn, Jr. of Warsaw
are proud to announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter, Lisa Ann, to Mr. Jamie
Jackson Hatcher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Hatcher of
Chinquapin. The wedding
will be held at the Sharon
Baptist Church in Chinqua
pin at five o'clock on August
11. The reception will be held
immediately after the
wedding in the fellowship
hall. All friends and relatives
are invited.
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PIRATES CLUB W DUPLIN Terry Quinn,
standing, headed a barbecue dinner Tues
day night at Duplin Country Club to help
mtan ze a Pirates Oub in Duplin County.
Over one hundred ECU alumni and friends
attended the dinner and heard Football
Coach Pat Dye and Basketball Coach Dave
Odom talk on their future programs. 11
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have returned home after
spending last week with Mrs.
Henry Hoey.
Mrs. Raven Lewis has
returned after spending
several days in Rocky Mount
with her daughter and
family. Rev. and Mrs. Gerald
Niece.
Misses Jackie and Judy
n J JVa.rren of v'rg'nia
Beach, Va. have been chosen
as usherettes of St. Nicholas
parish in Virginia Beach.
They are the daughters of
Mrs. Lawrence Saleeby of
Virginia Beach and the
granddaughters of Mrs. Ed
ward Joseph of Faison.
J- P. Johnson of Warsaw
and John Robert Crow at
tended a rural mail carrier
meeting and banquet in
Fayetteville Monday.
Robert David Kenedy
and Mane Bland visited1 Mrs
Susan Kennedy in Wayne
Memonal Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Precythe spent
'^ Tuesday night in Clinton
with Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Williamson.
Mrs. Nellie Wheless at
tended a shower for her
grandson. Larry Gautier
groom-elect, in Clinton Fri
day night.
Mr and Mrs. Lawre.ice
Saleeby of Virginia Beacn,
a. were recent visitors of
her mother and step-father.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Joseph.
Mrs. Boyd Wilson, Jr. of
Raleigh spent Monday with
Mrs. Mosley C. Bowden.
Mrs. Mark Pipkin of Hills
borough visited Mrs. Kermit
Williamson in Clinton lar?
Wednesday.
Mrs Chester Ellis has
returned to her home from a
Jacksonville hospital after
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis
and family, Mrs. Wj|| E
Lewis and Nfr. and Mrs. P.G.
Adams attended the Gibson
reunion at Carolina Sands
fund"!? C'Ub a, Whi,e Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Lewis of Ft. Worth. Texas,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lew is.
Oates Family Gel-Together
Mr. and Mrs. John Oates
of Route 1 entertained the
immediate family members
of his family Saturday night
in their country home. The
spacious home was deco
rated throughout with sum
mer flowers. An arrange
merit of tables seated all the
guests in the same room.
Attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Smith and Mrs.
P.C. Smith of Wilmington,
Mr. and Mrs. George Riggle
of Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Oates of Clinton, Mr.
and Mrs. Tatum Odom of
Route 3, Mount Olive, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Martin,
?Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Oates, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Oates, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Oates, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Hopkins, and Robert Oates
ofFaison. i
' Floating Tea
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wil
liam^ honored her uncle.
Scott Thornton, with a float
ing tea Sunday afternoon in
their home on Route 1 on his
90th birthday.
On Drill Team
Judy "Pie" Warren,
daughter of Mrs. Gail
Saleeby of Virginia Beach,
Va. and granddaughter of
Mrs. Edward Joseph of
Faison, was chosen as a
member of the fabulous
marching Cavalier drill team
of Princess Anne Hieh
School. The band, nationally
famous, is rated #1 in Vir
ginia and travels extensively
throughout the United
States. Her sister. Jackie,
was recently initiated into
the Keyettes. a girls club at
the same high school.
Kenansville
News
Personals
Angela and John Capillary
of Selma, Alabama, have
been visiting their maternal
grandparents, the Rev. and
Mrs. Troy D. Mullis while
their parents attended a con
ference in Ohio.
Mrs. WilmerGray Allen of
Jacksonville spent the
weekend here with her
mother, Mrs. Viola W.
Quinn. Other guests of Mrs.
Quinn on Sunday were the
Hobby Fiumans of Jackson
0ul
Mrs. Willard Johnson and
her daughter, Oletta J.
Butler of Ayden have re
turned from Dallas, Texas
after a visit with the Wade
Gaylors.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes
spent several days recently
at Topsail Beach with the
Robert Sykes family and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Etta
and Chris of Belleville, III
*?d. ,Mrf- C|yde Sandlin of
Richiands, and Missy Price
of Warsaw had dinner last
JS?-wi,h M" n??
Penney and Stewart
Stringer of Reading, Pa., are
spending this weeek with
their maternal grandparents,
Mr.and Mrs.George Penney.
Mr. and Mrs." Vernon Rey
nolds spent several days this
week at Topsail Beach. They
were joined there for the 4th
by Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wynne
of Williamston.
Mrs. Baxter Black and
Janet of Kannapolis visited
their aunt. Mrs. Mattie Ward
Sadler Friday night and at
tended the opeing of THE
LIBERTY CART.
Birthday Party
Dawn Guy, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Guy of Pinecrest
Acres, was given a birthday
party Friday by her mother
Dawn was 7 years old. Her
guests included: Delaine
Hall, Debra and Georgia
Stokes, Penny and Kathy
Bowden. David and Sam
Page, Jennifer Jordan, Russ
and Dan Brinson. Nola Ken
nedy. Amy Gordon, Christy
Kornegay, Betsy Jackson,
.elli McKay, Timnty Jen
kins, Kim Westbrook,
Brooks McKajl and Beth
Guy.
Adults present were Mr.
and Mrs. Sedrick Wilmouth
and Mrs. Johnny Westbrook.
Jr. of Pink Hill, and Mrs.
Anna B. Guy and daughter,
Willie Owen Guy, of Beula
ville.
After outdoor games, re
freshments consisting of
birthday cake, potato chips,
ice cream, and iced drinks
were served. A color note of
pink and blue accented the
table appointments'' and
candles. Favors were rings
for the girls and small motor
cycles for the boys.
Bridgettes Met
The Bridgettes met last
Thursday night with Mrs.
Leigh Page in Pinecrest
Acres. Bridge was played at
three tables. Mrs. Jimmy
Johnson and Mrs. Henry
Guy substituted for two
absent members. When
scores were totaled. Mrs.
Guy had captured high prize
and Mrs. Bill McKay second.
The traveling prize was
carried home by Mrs. Bonnie
McPhaul. For refreshments,
Mrs. Page served cherry
cheesecake and coffee.
Eastern Star
At the regular stated
meeting of Kenansville
Chapter #215, Order of the
Eastern Star held last Tues
day night in the Lodge flail,
the Worthy Matron. Joyce
Williams, and Worthy
Patron. Kermit Williams,
were in their respective sta
tions. Four visitors from the
Newton Grove Chapter were
welcomed. They were Leola^
Johnson. District Deputy
Grand Matron, Francis War
wick, and Thelma and
Blonnie Warren. The Worthy
Matron gave a report of the
recent meeting of the Grand
.Chapter Session that she and 0
three other members of the*
local chapter attended in
Winsto.4-Salem. After the
ritualistic closing, reftfesh
ments of pound cake, toasted
pecans, and iced drinks were
served by Florence Brown .
and Myrtle Quinn to the %
sixteen present.
Birth Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Leo
Jackson announce the birth
of a son. David, on June 29,
1979 in Lenoir Memorial .
Hospital at Kinston. Mrs. ^
Jackson is the former Francis
Lee Stroud, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Benjamin
Stroud.
Graduates
William W. McNairy, son m
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Banks ?
McNairy of Goldsboro, was
among the 213 graduates at
The Lawrenceville School in
Lawrenceville, N.J.
William's mother is the
former EUa Theresa
Gooding. daughter of the late ^
Dr. Guy V. Gooding,
formerly of Kenansville.
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