Kenansville News
Shower and Dinner Party
On May 12th, Miss
Wylene Booth, bride-elect of
May, was honored with a
dinner party in the home of
Mrs, C.J. James in Wallace,
with her daughter. Jennifer
of Fuquay Springs as co
hostess. The honoree and her
mother, Mrs. W.T. Booth,
were both pinned with a
white corsage upon their
arrival. The formal dining
room table was centered with
"an arrangement of spring
flowers. Twelve guests
attended and Wylene was
presented pieces of her cry
stal.
A paper shower was given
for Miss Booth Tuesday.
May 13th, in the home of
Mrs. Nadine Blanton in
Kenansville. Cohostesses
were Mrs. Chris Bass, Mrs.
Leona Brinson and Miss
Kathy Helton. Miss Booth
opened such useful gifts as
paper towels, paper
envelopes and paper money.
The refreshment table held a
centerpeice of spring
flowers. The twelve guests
enjoyed pound cake, finger
foods and lime punch.
United Methodist Women
The afternoon circle of the
Kenansville United Metho
dist Women met Monday.
May 12, with Mrs. E.S.
McGowan. Mrs. Viola Quinn
called the meeting to order.
The opening prayer was
made by Mrs. Myrtle Quinn.
The program was in charge
of Mrs. W.M. Ingram. Her
topic was the Holy Spirit in
the Old Testament. A social
hour followed and the
hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Walter Smith, served straw
berry shortcake.
The evening circle met
with Mrs. Henry Guy. The
opening prayer and program
were given by Mrs. Dixon
Hall. Her topic was Commit
ment to Missions. The busi
ness session was presided
over by Mrs. Ed Rector.
During the social hour which
followed, the hostess served
apple pie a-la-mode with
coffee or iced drink to the six
present.
Presbyterian Women
Circle #1 of the Women of
Grove Presbyterian Church
met Monday afternoon. May
12, with Mrs. Ralph Barwick.
Mrs. A.T. Outlaw called the
meeting to order and pre
sided. After the opening
? si- . A : _
Catherine Rhodes, Miss
Rhodes moderated the Bible
study with all present taking
part. After the closing prayer
by Mrs. Barwick, the nine
ladies present enjoyed punch
and cookies served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Chestnutt.
Circle #2 met that night
with Mrs. Ralph Brown.
Mrs. Martha P. Sitterson
presided. The Bible study
was moderated by
Mesdames Louise W. Mit
chell and Mary B. Mullis. At
the close of the business
session, a social hour was
enjoyed when the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Mike
Brown, served strawberry
shortcake and salted peanuts
to the ten present.
Eastern Star
At the regular stated
meeting of Kenansville
Chapter #215 held Tuesday
night, the Worthy Matron
Joyce Williams and Worthy
Patron Kermit Williams were
in their respective stations. A
highlight of the meeting was
the renewing of the Obli
gation led by the Worthy
Patron. The next stated
meeting will be on May 27th.
Hon tract Klub
Mrs. E.S. McGowan was
hostess for the Kenansville
Kontract Klub last Thursday
night. Mrs. E.C. Tyndall and
Mrs. Ellis Vestal substituted
for two absent members.
Mrs. Mattic Barbee won
high score prize for the
members, and Mrs. Vestal
for visitor; Between pro
gressions, the hostess served
ice cream topped with straw
berries.
Baptist Circles
The Cora Stokes Circle of
the Baptist Church met last
Monday afternoon at the
church. Mrs. Cleora Hudson
made the opening prayer and
presided. The program was
in charge of Mrs. Ellis
Vestal. She discussed the
Moslem Faith and closed the
meeting with prayer.
The Ella Cooper Circle met
that night with Mrs. E.C.
Tvndall. Mrs. Ray Bell was
co-hostess and presided. The
call to prayer was given by
Mrs. Jack Brinson. Mrs. Beil
had charge of the program on
The Message -- Act from
Love. The hostesses served
strawberry pie. salted pecans
and iced tea to the eleven
present.
l iberty Hall Bridge Qub
All members were present
when the Liberty Hall Bridge
Qub met with Mrs. N.B.
Boney Wednesday night for
dessert-bridge. Soon after
the members arrived, they
were served strawberry
shortcake with iced tea,
salted peanuts and mints.
The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Hortense T. Hasty.
High score was made by
Mrs. Stuart Hall.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jack
son of Raleigh visited the
Woodrow Brinsons Saturday.
Among the visitors with
Mrs. Viola Quinn recently
were: Mrs. Winnie Vereen
and Linda of Columbia, S.C.;
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Quinn
and children of Riegelwood;
Billie and Ruth Quinn of
Zebulon; and Mrs. Wilmer
Gray Allen of Jacksonville.
Mesdames F.W. Mc
Gowen, N.B. Boney and
Louise W. Mitchell attended
the DAR luncheon meeting
in Rose Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. Stuart Hall visited
her daughter, Irene in Roa
noke, Va. last week and a
sister in Greensboro and her
brother in Edens last week.
Mi. and Mrs. Milton Rice
visited relatives in Lexing
ton. Ky., several days last
week.
Mrs. Wade Cooper of
Gainesville, Fla., spent
several days here last week
with Mrs. Woodrow Brinson.
She is the former Mary Sue
Burch.
Mr. and Mrs. V.H. Rey
nolds attended the com
mencement at NCSU in
Raleigh last weekend. Their
son Gerald, better known as
Jerry, received his Masters
degree in zoology.
Miss Annie Laurie Vestal
of Atlanta, Ga. spent several
days last week with the Ellis
Vestals.
Mesdames W.M. Ingram,
E.S. McGowen, N.B. Boney
and Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell
toured the Bentonville
Battleground Park with the
Janfes Kenan UDC chapter
last Wednesday and enjoyed
a picnic while there.
The Gordon Kornegays
joined Joanie Paschal and
Will Mabbrey at the Paschal
cottage in Kure Beach for
several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Burnette of Lake Junaluska
spent the weekend with the
Charles Ingrams.
"To confess a fault
freely is the next thing
to being innocent of it."
Publilius Syrus
Duplin County
Colleae Graduates
The following are candi
dates from Duplin County
who received degrees:
North Carolina State
University
Wallace - Charles V.
Brooks IV,Master's degree
in civil engineering, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Brooks
lII;Michael L. Blake, Bache
lor's degree in food science,
son of Mr. and Mrs. D.M.
Blake; Judy L. Marshburn.
Bachelor's degree in ac
counting, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S.A. Marshburn.
Jr.; Gregory W. Salmon,
Bachelor's degree in ac
counting, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R.J. Salmon,Jr.;
Charles D. Sloan, Jr., Bache
lor's degree in electrical
engineering, son Mr. and
Mrs. C.D. Sloan; and
Franklin d. Stallings, Bache
lor's degree in business
management, son of Mr. and
Mrs. D.F. Stallings.
Rose Hill - Perry Whaley.
Master's degree in voca
tional industrial education;
Nash Johnson, Bachelor's
degree in poultry science,
son Mr. and Mrs. B.D.
Johnson.
Kenansvllle - Jerald H.
Reynolds, Master's degree
in zoology, son Mr. and Mrs.
V.H. Reynolds.
Mount Olive - Roger G.
Kornegay, Bachelor's degree
in animal science, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C.E. Kornegay.
Beulavllle - Kathy S.
Sumner, Bachelor's degree
in science education,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Sumner.
Guilford College
Beulavllle - Walter
Richard Powers, A.B. degree
in economics, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles R. Powers.
East Carolina University
Summer 1979 - Linda Carol
Walker Parker, Albertson.
MAE Coun. Educ.; David
Michael Russo, Beulaville,
BS Indt.; Gwendolyn Cole
Hunter, Beulaville, BSN
Nurs., Magna Cum Laude;
Tammie Gwen Albertson,
Beulaville, BS Phy. Ed.,
Cum Laude; Kathy Anne
Brinkley, Teachey, BSN
Nurs.; Danny Craig Sholar,
Wallace, BS Parks Rec. &
Cons.-C&M; Julia Harriett
Williams, Wallace, MAE
Elem.; Margaret Jane Wells
Thornton, Wallace, MAE
LIBS (media); Bronnie Avon
Jones, Jr., Warsaw, BS Trsf.
Safe; Melba Gail Home
Bowles. Warsaw, MAE
Elem.
Fall 1979 ? Lora Quinn,
Beulaville, BSBA Acct. &
Fina.-Acct., Magna Cum
Laude; Mary Freda Brown,
Beulaville. BS Hous Mgmt/ (
Cloth Tex.; Kathryn Ellen
Helton, Kenansville, BS Er.
Chi. Ed.; Mary Beth West
Brinson, Kenansville, MAE
Elem.: Wanda Sue Smith,
Magnolia, BS Hous Mgmt/
Cloth Tex.; Joyce Ellen
Williamson Moody, Mount
Olive, BS Interm-Lang. Arts
& Soc. St.; Randy Gilbert
Creech, Pink Hill. BS Biol.;
Donna Glyn Carter. Wallace,
BS Er. Chi. Ed.; Elizabeth
Teachey Blair, Wallace,
MAE Coun. Educ.; Denise
Dail Garner, Warsaw, MAE
Sec./Bued.; Sara Rose Byrd,
Warsaw, BS Er. Chi. Ed..
Spring 1980 - Sheila Lynne
Judge, Beulaville, BS Art;
Kenneth Douglas Kennedy,
Chinquapin, MAE Adult
Ed.; Angela Rose Cashwell,
Faison, BS Med. Rec. Set.,
Magna Cum Laude; Mark
James Sutton. Faison, MBA
BUSA; Edward Earl Bass,
Jr., Kenansville, BS Phy.
Ed.; Joe Miles Neely,
Kenansville. MSRC RECO;
Stephanie Anne Joyner,
Magnolia. BS Phy. Ed.;
Aaron Norwood Mozingo,
Mount Olive, ED S ED
Admin.; Elinor Gale Carter
Ezzell, Mount Olive, BS Sch.
Com. Hlth.; Rose Marie
King Beavers, Mount Olive,
BS Intermed-Lang Arts Soc.
St.; Sharon Grady Alphin
Collins, Mount Olive, MAE
Read Ed.; Anthony Bruce
Kennedy. Pink Hill, MAE
Sec/Scte. Educ.; Teresa
Renn Smith, Pink Hill, BSBA
Acct. & Fina-Acct.; Connie
Sue Hudson Perk'ns, Rose
Hill, MAE Elem.;. ckie Ann
Davis, Rose Hill. BS Inst.
Mgmt., Cum Laude; Edna
Grace Price Grady, Seven
Springs, BS Lib. Scie.;
Beverly Akers Dunn, Wal
lace, MAE Elem.; Elaine
Rivenbark, Wallace, MA
Psyc/Gen.; Robert Michael
Piercy, Wallace, MA Acad/
Hist.;Sylva Ellen Broaddrick
Gould, Wallace. MAE
Elem.; Gladys Cooke Rose,
Warsaw, MAE Elem.;
Michael Earl Herring,
Warsaw, BS Env. Hlth.,;
Russell Paul Britt, Jr.,
Warsaw, Ed. S. Ed. Admin.
Meredith College ?
Faison ? Deborah Jane
Rouse, B.A.in sociology,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C.C. Rouse.
Magnolia - Brenda Joyce
Stallings, B.Mu. in music
education and applied music
(piano),wife of Ray Stallings.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W.B. Shipp of Magnolia.
Atlantic Christian College
Graduates include Sheryl
Ann Bynum of Ahoskie,
Davie Faye Turner of Albert
son, David Henry Francis
and Karron Lucille Rackley
of Mount Olive, and
losef-Ann Smith Wells of
Warsaw.
Campbell University
Dino Ray Bostic, B.B.A.
Data Processing, Beu'avillei
Billie Jacqueline Lambert,
J.D. Juris Doctor. Calvoso:
Anthony Carroll Britt,
B.B.A. Business Ad.,
Faison; Carlton Lee
Thompson, B.B.A. Business
Ad., Faison; Sebastian
Reginald Kenan, J.D. Juris
Doctor, Rose Hill; Betty
Louise Dempsey. B.S. Sec.
Educ., Teachey; Edward G.
Wells, III, J.D. Juris Doctor,
Wallace.
Wake Forest University
Sally Ervin Blizzard,
daughter of Mr. and Mis.
Orion Blizzard of Kenans
ville, was graduated May 19.
Also graduating was Mett
Bagley Ausley, son of Dr.
and Mrs. M.B. Ausley of
Wars v.
Blizzard majored in psy?
chology and received the
B.A. degree, and Ausley
majored in chemistry and
math and received the B.S.
degree.
University of North Carolina
at Wilmington
Twelve Duplin Count)
residents were among the
600 students who received
degrees May 17 in the UNC
Wilmington's 31st com
mencement program.
Gwendolyn B. Grady ol
Warsaw received her B^
degree magna cum laude
Sally Day McGahey oi
Wallace received her B.A
degree cum laude.
Other residents who re
ceived degrees were Murial
Foster Ross, Mary Anits
Jones and James Seaborr
Blair. Ill, all of Wallace
Frances Elizabeth Bostic of
Rose Hill; Barry Thomas
Mills and June Cheryl
McGlohon of Willard; Louise
Merritt Guy of Warsaw; Bar
bara Kennedy Quinn of Beu
laville; Linda Howard Smith
of Albertson; and Beth King
Howard of Kenansville.
Joni Carol Nethercutt of
Kenansville graduated last
Sunday from Pembroke State
University with a B.A ??
journalism and communica
tions.
Joni is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J.L. Mosely of
Kenansville and a 1976
graduate of James Kenan
High School.
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wesley L. Boykin, the son
of Mrs. Maud Bovkin of
Route 2, Warsaw, re
ceive a Master's of Science
degree in Educational Psy
chology from The University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on
May 18th. Commencement
exercises were held in the
Milwaukee Arena.
SUMMER FELLOWSHIP
RECIPIENT
Ms. Karen Dawes, instruc
tor of Sociology, has been
awarded a Summer Fellow
ship by the National Endow
ment for the Humanities.
Ms. Dawes will be attending
a Seminar led by Dr. John
Reed, Professor of Sociology,
UNC-Chapel Hill, from June
? 23 through August 15, 1980.
The Seminar is entitled
"Continuity and Change in
Southern Culture" and
focuses on "popular and
literary images and stereo
types of the South and
Southerners which contri
bute to persisting regional
self-consciousness." Only 12
seminar participants were
selected from teachers of the
' Humanities and Social
? Sciences in institutions of
I higher education in a nation
wide competition.
f
i roberts to attend
harvard on post
f doctoral grant
Dr. Adrian Ray Roberts,
Jr., formerly of Warsaw and
1 presently of Durham, will
l attend Harvard University
i during the July summer term
; of 1980. During that term
he will be pursuing a post- ^
doctoral study consisting of
participation in an educa
tional institute aa well as
conducting research in the
area of education*! feedback
technology. His study will be
funded, in part, from grants
through the Southern Con
sortium of Colleges of
Teacher Education and North
Carolina Central University.
Roberts is presently an
associate professor of educa- f
tion at North Carolina Cen
tral University and an
adjunct (part-time) professor
with East Carolina Univer
sity. He is formerly a princi
pal . and teacher with ' the
Duplin County Schools and a
federal programs director
with the Tarboro City
Schools.
Roberts received his B.S., f
Magna Cum Laude, in 1968
and his M.A. degree in 1970
from East Carolina Univer
sity. He received the doctoral
degree in 1976 from Duke
University. His dissertation
study was entitled "A Study
of the Use of An Electronic
Feedback System in the De
cision-Making Process of Se
lected North Carolina School
Districts."
While at North Carolina i
Central University, Roberts '
has been a member and
president of his local chapter
of the NCAE (North Carolina
Association of Educators), a
member of Phi Delta Kappa
(honorary society in educa
tion), and a representative of
the education department on
the North Carolina Central
University Faculty Senate.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. t
Adrian Ray Roberts, Sr., of
Warsaw.
Tennessee is named after
"Tenasse," the early capital
of the Cherokee Indian
nation.
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