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GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Marion Murphy of Route 1, Albertson. were
honored at a reception in observance of their Golden
Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, June 24 in the Snow kill
Free Will Baptist Church fellowship hall. Hosts were their
children and families: Edgar Murphy of Alexandria, Va., .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy of Metairie, La., Mrs. Earl
B. Mathews of Pass Christian, Miss., Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Murphy of Long Beach, Miss., Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Murphy and Miss Lynn Murphy, both of
Albertson. Mrs. Murphy was presented a white orchid
corsage and her husband wore a yellow rosebud
boutonniere. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wallace. In the receiving line with the honored couple
were their children. Magnolia leaves and lighted gold
(apcrs were used throughout the building. A short
program of background music was presented by Edgar
Wells, Jr. The refreshment table, covered with a white
lace cloth, was centered with a two-tier candelabrum
which was filled with yellow roses, pompons, butterscotch
daisies, babies'-breath, and yellow candles. The four
tiered cake, decorated with yellow roses and topped with
yellow and white wedding bells, was served by Mrs.
Reuben hilltop. Serving punch was Mrs. Lawrence
Maready and Mrs. Charles Bell. Other refreshments
consisted of ham biscuits, chicken salad in patty shells,
cheese dainties, potato nut bread, zucchini bread squares,
mints and toasted nuts. Assisting at the reception were
Mrs. Dan Wallace, Mrs. Eddie Eason, Mrs. Ann
Korncgay and Mrs. Johnny Gainus. Approximately 150
guests called during the appointed hours. The couple was
married June 27, 1929 in the home of the bride by the
Reverend L.A. Harvey.
Faison News
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Mrs. Gail Saleeby and
daughters of Virginia Beach,
Va. spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Ed Joseph.
Mrs. Pearl Bradshaw at
tended the wedding of her
granddaughter. Miss Lynette
Tilman. and John Overman
in Goldshoro on July 1st.
Mrs. Durwood Clifton has
returned after spending
several days camping at
Emerald Isle with Miss Betsy
Burnett, Fleetwood Bcnning
and Mrs. George Benning,
Jr. of Asheville.
Mrs. Alma Longman and
Miss Virginia Blount of High
Point and Mrs. Julia Batton
of Roanoke Rapids are visit
ing their step-mother, Mrs.
Ruby Blount.
Mrs. Ed Kennedy of
Clinton visited Mrs: Susan
Kennedy Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Robert Crow
and Mrs. Lila Mae Smith
spent Saturday through
Monday at Carolina Beach.
Deborah Oates of Winston
-Salem and Kuwait, is
spending this week with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Oates.
Mrs. Marietta Davis is a
patient in Wayne Memorial
Hospital in Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. David John
Price of Mount Olive and
Mrs. Ned Cottle spent Tues
day night in Raleigh with
Mrs. Connie Westbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Kelly spent last Tuesday
night at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mangum visited Mr. and
Mrs. Timmy Dale and chil
dren in Wilson last Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Eleanor Casey of
Burgaw has returned home
after a visit with her daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Igoe.
Mrs Ruby Blount. Mrs.
Alma Longman and Miss
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Virginia Blount of High
Point. Mrs. Julia Batton of
Roanoke Rapids. Jeff Patton
of Morehead City, Mrs.
Gwendolyn Clifton of Clinton
and Mrs. W.M. Baugham
were dinner guests of Mrs.
Mosley C. Bowden Monday.
Mrs. J.B. Stroud. Jr. has
returned home after surgery
in Wayne Memorial Hospital
in Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Deaver of Columbia, S.C.
has returned home after
several days visit with the
Bill Hennessees and the
Bobby Gene Tuckers.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Garrigus of Charlotte placed
flowers in the sanctuary of
the Faison Presbyterian
Church Sunday in memory of
Mrs. Stella McColman. >
Mr. and Mrs. John
Mangum of Chapel Hill are
spending two weeks with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Igoe and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mangum.
John Robert Crow was a
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Morgan in Calypso Sun
day.
Mrs. Marsha Garf and
children are spending
several days with Mr. and
Mrs. George Cates.
Mrs. Ralph Oates. Mrs.
Jean Segars, and Mrs. Billy
Knowles of Warsaw, visited
Burbank Lockamy in Samp
son Memorial Hospital in
Clinton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dale
and children of Wilson spent
the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mangum.
Jeff Patton of Morehead
Cttv is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. W.M.
Baugham.
Mrs. L/avi'. Swain of Oak
Ridge, Tenn. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. J.B. Stoud. Jr.
and sisiter, Mrs. Frank D.
Taylor and family.
BURNETT-MATHEWS
ENGAGEMENT
{udge Gilbert H. Burnett
of River-Oaks. Wilmington,
and Mrs. Rodney Durward
Clifton of Faison announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter. Miss Sandra
Lynn Burnett of Raleigh. She
is betrothed to Henry
Seaton Mathews, son of Mrs.
Robert Mathews of Warsaw.
The wedding will take place
in the Kenansville Baptist
Church on September 16.
Kenansville News
Personals
Jeffrey Wood of Charlotte
has been visiting his ma
ternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Reynolds. He
was joined here by his aunt,
Miss Ruth Reynolds, who
has been teaching school in
Okinawa. She will be here
during the month of July.
Mrs. N.B. Boney and
daughter, Janet B. Webb,
visited the T.J. Tolsons and
other relatives in Goldsboro
Thursday. Thby visited the
Edward S. Kornegays in
Wilmington on Wednesday
of last week, and were ac
companied to Wilmington by
Mrs. D.S. Williamson.
Mrs. C.B. Guthrie has
been visiting the Charles
Guthries in Decatur, Ga.
Miss Mildred Pate of
Greenville visited Mrs.
Woodrow Brinson several
days last week.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes and
Mrs. Margaret 0. Dail
visited Mrs. Lee Edwards in
Kinston Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Register and children of New
Bern have been visiting the
Hubert Pates.
The Elbert Longs spent
last weekend at White Lake.
Tina Long attended a
dance convention at Myrtle
Beach four days last week.
Mesdames O. P. Johnson
and Paul Stephens made a
business trip to Goldsboro
last Monday.
John Floyd of Nashville,
Tennessee, has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Mattie W.
Barbee.
Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Stroud
and children of Goldsboro
visited Mrs. Mattie W. Bar
bee Sunday and went with
her to her beach cottage at
Topsail.
Mrs. lma W. Williamson is
a patient in Wayne Memorial
Hospital in Goldsboro.
Mrs. E.S. McGowan and
Mrs. Stuart Hall made a
business trip to Durham on
Monday.
Dixon Hall made a busi
ness trip to Atlanta, Ga. last
week.
Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth
spent a couple of days
recently in Fayetteville with
the Rudy Navidads.
Miss Wylene Booth made
a business trip to Raleigh one
day last week.
Mrs. O.P. Johnson and
Mrs. Paul Stephens made a
business trip to Goldsboro
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vestal
attended the Retired School
Personnel luncheon meeting
at Surf City last Tuesday.
Mrs. W.M. Ingram at
tended a five-county meeting
of the National Retired
Teachers Association in
Goldsboro last Tuesday.
Mrs. Hamilton Cooke, Jr.
of Washington, D.C. visited
her sister, Mrs. N.B. Boney
last Thursday night. She ac
companied Mrs. Boney's
daughter. Janet B. Webb to
Decatur, Ga. last Friday for a
visit in and around Atlanta.
Visitors in the home of
Mrs. Jim Hoffman with
Peggy. Larry and Lori last
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Lanier and Jaimee.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lanier
and Janet and Joe of Beu
laville. and their grand
daughter. Sheryl Overcamp
of Harrisburg. Also visiting
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Proctor of Alexes. They all
attended the morning service
at the Kenansville Baptist
Church for the ceremony of
dedication of the baby of Kim
and Keith Lanier by the Rev.
Lauren R. Sharpe. Little
James Edward Lanier is now
4'/i months old.
Homemakers Club
Mrs. Milton Rice was
hostess for the South
Kenansville Homemakers
Club when it met Friday. The
president, Mrs. J.B. Stroud,
presided. The opening song
was led by Mrs. Louise W.
Mitchell, and the devotional
was conducted by Mrs. N.B.
Boney. The program was in
charge of Mrs. Ellis Vestal,
the Family Life Leader. She
discussed the Family Living
Seminar that she attended in
Raleigh in June. Plans were
discussed to go the Rose Hill
Restaurant for the August
family night on the 17th.
Mrs. W.M. Ingram told of
several books she had
recently read from the
approved reading list, and
Mrs. Mitchell discussed the
International Year of the
Child. For refreshments,
Mrs. Rice served cake and
punch to the nine present.
United Methodist Women
The afternoon circle of the
United Methodist Women
met Monday afternoon, July
9th with Mrs. Walter Smith.
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn made
the opening prayer and pre
sided over the meeting. Mrs.
W.M. Ingram presented the
program with all present
taking part. The topic was
"Choosing the Twelve
Disciples." For refresh
ments the hostess, assisted
by her daughter Ann, served
punch and cookies to the six
present.
Mrs. Earl Hardy was the
hostess for the evening cir
cle. Mrs. Dixon Hall
presided and had charge of
the program. The topic for
discussion was "God's |
Image Reflected in Wo-|
men." After the closing I
prayer by Mrs. Bruce Butler, I
the hostess, assisted by Di
laine Hall, served orange
delight salad, cookies, and
lemonade to the seven mem
bers and three visitors
present.
Baptist Circles
The Cora Stokes Circle did
not meet this month, but the
Ella Cooper Circle met Mon
day night with Mrs. Willard
Brinson, at which time Mrs.
Charles Yelverton was co
hostess. Mrs. Geraldine
Hatcher had the Call to
Prayer and Mrs. Yelverton
presented the program. The
closing prayer was made by
Mrs. Ray Bell. For refresh
ments the hostesses,
assisted by Mrs. Jack Brin
son, served peanut pie and
solar punch to the nine ladies
present.
Presbyterian Women
Mrs. Amos Chestnutt was
hostess for Circle #1 of the
Women of Grove Presby
terian Church Monday after
noon, July 9th. Mrs. A.T.
Outlaw made the opening
prayer and presided. Mrs.
J.B. Stroud moderated the
Bible Study from Mark. She
was assisted by Mesdames
Ralph Barwick, Winford
Howard. Thomas Chestnutt,
N.B. Boney, Mrs. Amos
Chestnutt and Mrs. Outlaw.
The topic was "Passion
Week ? Women Were
There." After the closing
prayer by Mrs. Barwick. the
hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Stroud and Mrs. Thomas
Chestnutt, served frozen
fruit salad and iced tea to the
nine members and two visi
tors present.
Circle #2 met that night
with Miss Margaret Wil
liams. Mrs. J.J. Wells pre
sided and conducted the
Devotional on Christianity in
Switzerland. She also
moderated the Bible Study
from Mark. After the closing
prayer. Miss Williams,
assisted by Mrs. Lloyd
Stevens, served three-fruit
sherbet and cookies to the
seven ladies present.
Eastern Star
Joyce Williams, Worthy
Matron, and Kermit Wil
liams, Worthy Patron, were
in their respective stations
last Tuesday night when
Kenansville Chapter #215,
Order of the Eastern Star,
held its regular bi-monthly
meeting. A highlight of the
meeting was the impressive
program given "by the
Worthy Matron, Star points,
and other officers honoring
the station of Ruth, with
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn filling
that station of the yellow ray.
Members were reminded of
the official visit of the
Worthy Grand in Clinton on
August 2, and of the District
school in Rose Hill on August
4.
CLASS OF 1942
REUNION
Saturday following the
"big reunion" in Kenans
ville, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Hall
entertained at their home for
the Gass of 1942.
Guests arrived around five
o'clock and spent about an
hour enjoying hors d'oeuvres
and sharino old Dictures and
memories, and bringing each
other up-to-date on mar
riages, children, and grand
children. During this time,
Mr. Hall gave each member
of the class, as well as the
two teachers present, a
picture of their graduation,
blown up large enough so
that each could tell how
much the others had
changed. Guests were served
o?) the patio. The school
colors of black and white
were used to carry out the
theme. Each table was laid
with a white cloth centered
with a black candle, and the
numbers 1942. The menu
consisted of grilled steak,
stuffed shrimp, baked
potato, tossed salad, pound
cake, home made ice cream
and iced tea
H|^nwnnH|
After dinner, five of the
classmates, John Hall,
Mamie Jackson, Katherlene
Lanier. Russell Brown and
llene Hudson and the two
teachers, went to Beulaville
to see Grover Grady, a
classmate, who could not
attend due to illness.
Guests attending were:
Miss Louise Ellis of Raleigh
and Miss Jessie Raiford of
Goldsboro, teachers of the
class; Mrs. Dororfhy Sykes,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ald
ridgeof Kinston, Mrs. James
A Jerritt of Richmond, Va.,
Mrs. Caroline Jerritt Strong
of Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Brown and Stephen
of Rose Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Guy of Magnolia,
Mrs. Mildred Ketchside of
Warsaw, Mrs. Margaretta
Wright of Rocky RiVer. Ohio.
Mrs. Katherline Wells of
Teachey, Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Craft. Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley Booth, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Stroud of
Kenansville (Jimmy was one
of the class mascots.)
Everyone had a wonderful
time, and all are looking
forward to many more re
unions.
By Mrs. C.J. Guy
CLASS OF 1953
REUNION
On Sunday, July 8th, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Sanderson
were hosts to his Kenansville
High School graduating class
of 1953 at their home in Rose
Hill. Barbecue pork and
chicken with all the trim
mings was enjoyed by those
class members, spouses, and
children attending. Two
former teachers, Mr. Z. W.
Frazelle and Mrs. Pearl
McGowen of Kenansville
also were present. This oc
casion prompted reminiscing
about the years shared,
during school and each one's
life since graduation.
Another reunion was
planned for September 27,
1980, at a place to be desig
nated later. This class would
like to express its appre
ciation to those who planned
the Kenansville Reunion
weekend, which everyone
enjoyed so much.
Class members attending,
were: Millie Ivey Brown of
Warsaw; Mary Lee Rouse
Phillips of Clayton; Janet
Teachey Register of Rose
Hill; Sarah Outlaw Johnson
and Ernesteen Jones Sum
merlin, both of Kenansville;
A. Ray Sanderson of Rose
Hill; R. Earl King of Raleigh;
Donald E. Murphy of
Fayetteville; Stephen C.
Gooding of Greer, S.C.; and 1
George E. Best of Charlotte. 1
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The Neuse River Council
of Governments who is the
designated agency on Aging
for Planning for the Elderly
will hold a public hearing on
the FY 1980 area aging plan
which encompasses the
counties of Carteret, Craven,
Duplin, Greene, Jones,
Lenoir, Onslow, Pamlico and
Wayne.
The public hearing will be
held in the auditorium of the
Craven County Hospital,
2000 Neuse Blyd., New Bern
at 10 a.m. on Wednesday,
July 25th.
The purpose of the hearing
is to afford the general
public, local elected officials,
and other interested parties
to comment on the area plan.
Should you wish to be on
the agenda, you may send a
written comment to the aging
program administrator, Mrs.
Gayle L. Thames at P.O. Box
1717, New Bern. NC 28560,
telephone 638-3185 no later
than July 20th. Otherwise,
comments will be sum
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marized by a secretary on the
staff and included in the
materials sent to the statfg
Division on Aging, N.C. De
lartment of Human Re
sources.
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