HOWARD - BROCK ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Fussell of Rose Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C.
Brock of Magnolia announce the engagement of their
daughter, Krista Leigh Brock to Stephen Scott Howard,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Howard, Jr., of Wallace. A
Sunday. April 20. wedding is planned at Rose Hill Baptist
Church.
Kenansville News
Sliver Streaker*
Twenty-two senior citizens
known as Silver Streakers
met Monday morning in the
fellowship hall of the
Kenansville United
Methodist Church for their
regular monthly meeting.
Mrs. Stuart Hall called the
meeting to order and asked
the Rev. J.C. Stokes. Jr. to
make the opening prayer.
After a short business ses
sion. the program was pre
sented by 37 members of the
E.E. Smith Jr. High School
Glee Club directed by Valerie
McCoy. Pianists were Joy
Whaley and Felicia Wash
ington. Following the pro
gram. hot chocolate and/or
coffee, orange juice and
doughnuts were served.
Liberty Hall Bridge Club
Mrs. W.M. Ingram was
hostess for the Liberty Hall
Bridge Club Wednesday with
Mesdamcs E.S. McGowan
and Martha P. Sitterson as
additional guests. Mrs.
Stuart Hall won high score
prize for members and Mrs.
Sitterson for the visitors.
Between progressions. Mrs.
Ingram served pineapple
cake and coffee.
U.M.W. Circle
Friday afternoon the after
noon circle of the Kenans
ville United Methodist
Women met with Mrs. Viola
W. Quinn. Mrs. Quinn called
the meeting tc order and
presided. The opening
prayer was made by Mrs.
H.D. Taylor. Mrs. W.M.
Ingram was in charge of the
program, and her topic was
The Life and Teaching of
Jesus. A social hour followed
the meeting, during which
Mrs. Quinn, assisted by Mrs.
O.P. Johnson, served
cookies, nuts and coffee to
the eight present.
Mrs. Lockamy Hostess
Mrs. Rebecca 0. Lockamy
was hostess for the Thursday
night bridge club last week
with Sue Hix, Jane Phillips
and Elva Quinn as additional
guests. Sheila McKay won
the high score prize and
Barbara McKay the second
high. Kay Stroud won the
traveling prize. For refresh
ments. the hostess served a
sweet course with choice of
coffee or coke.
Birthdav Celebration
Little Jamie Lanier, son of
Kim and Keith Lanier of
Beulaville, became one year
old Feb. 20. He was born
premature and weighed
three pounds and Hiree
ounces. He now weighs 19
pounds. He is the grandson
of Mrs. Peggy Hoffman of
Kenansville and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Lanier of
Beulaville, who helped to
honor him with a party last
week. Others helping him
celebrate were his aunt, Lori
Hoffman from ECU, Timmy
Nethercutt, and Larry Hoff
man. They all enjoyed the
cake and ice cream.
K.L.U. Occupational
Therapy Student
Alora (Lori) J. Hoffman,
laughter of Mrs. Peggy
Hoffman and the late Jim
Hoffman, has received her
letter of acceptance into the
department of Occupational
rherapy at ECU in Green
ville. She is a sophomore and
ivill begin her junior year in
[he program during the sum
mer session. Ihe class ac
,-epts only 18 and she was
:hosen from over 400 appli:
:ants.
Homemakers Clubs
The South Kenansville
Club met with the Warsaw
ind Stanford Homemakers
dubs in an area meeting at
[he WTRQ conference room
Thursday night, Feb. 21.
Mrs. Clarence Murphy,
president of the South
Kenansville Homemakers
Club called the meeting to
jrder and presided. After
group singing led by Mrs.
lack Brinson, the devotional
was conducted by Mrs.
Ingram. She used Psalm 118
ind stressed The Excellence
>f Our Lord, and offered a
irayer. The program was in
rharge of Mrs. Mae H.
*nicer. home pmnnmi<;t who
discussed Saving on Family
Transportation. Nine
members of the South
Kenansville club were
present with 11 visitors, six
members represented
Stanford and three from
Warsaw, with two other visi
tors present, making a total
of 31 present at the meeting.
The next area meeting will
be held in May, with the time
and place to be announced
later. The District meeting
will be held in Raleigh April
8. Plans for that meeting will
be finalized at the March
meetings. Members are
urged to check their calen
dars.
Birthday Dinner
The children and grand
children of Mrs. Viola W.
Quinn entertained for her
with a dinner held at The
Country Squire Saturday,
Feb. 23 to celebrate her 80th
birthday. Her sons from Vir
ginia were unable to be
present, but others attending
included Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Quinn and two
children of Reiglewood, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Quinn of
Zebulon with their two chil
dren. Mrs. Winnie Vereen
and Linda of Columbus,
S.C., Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Pittman and two children,
and Mrs. Wilmer Gray Allen
of Jacksonville. There were
16 present including the
honoree.
Personals
Mrs. Thomas Hughes
spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Belle Stallings in
Wallace.
Mrs. Ben Williamson
spent the weekend with the
Bern ice Whaleys at Holly
Ridge.
Mrs. Cora Betty Bell of
Mount Olive spent one day
last week with her sister.
Mrs. Colon Holland.
Mrs. Margaret O. Dail
spent the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. Lee Edwards in
Kinston.
vir. ana nan. uavia > .
Williamson of Charlotte
visited Mn. Hazel W. Scott
and other relatives here dur
ing the weekend. They
visited the Harold Precytbes
in Faison Saturday.
Mr. and Mn. Woodrow
Brinson spent last weekend
in Raleigh with Mr. and Mn.
Gene Jackson.
Mn. N.B. Boney visited
Mn. Jesse Horne in Magno
lia Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mn. Ed Bass, Sr.
of Goldsboro visited Eddie
Bass and Mn. N.B. Boney
Sunday.
Mn. O.P. Johnson spent
several days in Burgaw re
cently with Mrs. Edgar
Nicholson.
Miss Pattie H. Loft in of
Raleigh spent the weekend
with Mn. Martha P. Sitter
son. They visited Mn. Reb
Green in Wilmington
Saturday and were accom
panied by Miss Margaret
Williams.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes has
been visiting the Ed Sykes
family and other relatives in
Charlotte.
Mn. Earl P. Martin and
April spent Saturday night
with Mn. Alton Newton.
Mn. Myrtle Quinn accom
panied her daughter,
Katherine Hall of Rose Hill
to Wilmington one day last
week.
Mesdames F.W.
McGowen, N.B. Boney. Wil
lard Johnson and Tommy
Quinn accompanied Miss
Annie Catherine Rhodes to
Clinton Monday. They had
lunch with Mrs. Robert
Powell, the former Eleanor
Southerland.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene
English and Stephen spent
the weekend with Mrs. and
Mrs. David English and Mr.
and Mrs. Sheldon Swann.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Sparks of Virginia Beach, Va.
are pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter,
Fannie Marie, on February
20, 1980. She is the great
granddaughter of Mrs. Ima
Williamson of Kenansville.
Notes Of
Thanks
We would like to thank
each one who participated in
any way to help make our
ambulance supper a success.
Those who donated food,
those who prepared food and
worked at the supper, the
papers and TV stations that
advertised, as well as those
who gave their support by
coming out and eating with
us, we thank you for your
support.
The Magnolia Rescue Squad
1 would like to thank the
people of Magnolia and sur
rounding areas for their
UlUUgJUIUlJlC&a *I1U LVUtXIH
during my recent illness. The
flowers, csrds, phone cells
and visits made in shut-in
days much more cheerful.
Above all, 1 sincerely thank
you for your prayers. May
God bless each of you.
Marjorie B. Pickett
THANK YOU
My many thanks and ap
preciation for the cards,
flowers, phone calls, food,
prayers and many other acts
of kindness shown to me and
my family while I was in the
hospital and since my return
home. Thank you
Ann Outlaw, Warsaw
WHISPER SOFT MILLS, INC. PLANT MANAGER
MARYLOU McGEE - Whisper Soft Mills, Inc., manufac
turers of bed linens and accessories, is ple'sed to
announce the promotion of Marylou McGee, plant
manager, to vice president in charge ot manufacturing tor
the Eastern and Midwest region. Ms. McGee joined
Whisper Soft upon its opening in Rose Hill and has been
instrumental in its success and continuing growth. Her
expertise is found not only in her knowledge of
manufacturing, but also in her leadership and relations
with the people who work for and wjth her. She was born
and raised in the Rose Hill area and is married and has
three children. She is a member of the United Methodist
Church in Turkey.
Kenansville Methodist Parish News
During Lent, the churches
of the Parish are observing
"No Silent Pulpit." Certified
lay speakers will be with the
churches the Sundays the
pastor is not present.
Many Silver Streakers
have volunteered to help
with a telephone committee
for the Liberty Cart and with
an auxiliary for the hospital if
one is formed. At their
meeting Feb. 18, the E.E.
Smith Chorus presented the
program under the leader
ship of Valerie McCoy.
The United Methodist
Moooooeoooooeoooooof
Women of Kenansville have
fed two groups lately and
sponsored a soup-luncheon
this week. Proceeds will be
used to improve the Sunday
School facilities.
The Sarecta church cele
brated their 25th anniversary
with a covered dish dinner
Feb. 17th.
School Menus
1 March 3-7
Breakfast
Mon. ? milk, sausage bis
cuits, orange juice
Tues. ? milk, honey buns,
orange- pineapple juice
Wed. - milk, buttered toast
and apple juice
Thurs. ? milk, waffles,
banana
Fri ? milk, cereal, grape
juice
Elementary
Mon. - sliced ham, tnaca
roni & cheese, turnips with
roots, sweet potato fluff,
biscuit
Tues - Students' Choice Day
Wed. - cheeseburger, tater
tots, fruit cocktail, peanut
cup
Thurs. - fried chicken,
green beans, applesauce, roll
Fri. ? pork pattie. mashed
potatoes, steamed cabbage,
cornbread, cookie (
Jr. * Sr. High
Mon. - sliced ham/maca
roni & cheese/roll or sloppy
joe, turnips with roots,
french fries, juice, spiced
apples
Tues. ? Student & Mana
ger's Choice Day
Wed. ? lasagna/roll or
cheeseburger, green beans,
mashed potatoes, assorted
juices, peaches
Thurs. ? fried chicken/roll
or submarine sandwich,
potato salad, chopped broc
coli, juice, banana
Fri. - pork pattie/rice & >
gravy/roll or hamburger/
bun, stewed tomatoes, corn
on the cob, juice, pineapple
tidbits
I
CELEBRATES BTRTHDAY
Family and friends of Mrs.
Nettie Gore Knox of Wil
mington, formerly of Beula
ville, honored her on her
84th birthday at Whitey's
Eiberta Restaurant. Five^
generations attended.
Family attending were
four daughters and their
husbands: Mr. and Mrs.
W.H. (Juanita) Quinn of
Kenansville: Mr. and Mrs.
L.F. (Linda) Cox and Mr. and
Mrs. H.W. (Annella) Lewis
Wilmington; and Mr. and
Mrs. A.G. (Alease) Stone of
Castle Hayne; 13 grandchil
dren: 19 great-grandchil
dren; and one great-great-a
granddaughter. "
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