ROUSE-SMITH ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rouse of Route 2, Rose Hill, announce plans for the marriage of their daughter, Sharon Jan, to Mr. Jesse P. Smith of Route 2 Mount Olive. The wedding is planned for Sunday, June 15th, 1980, at four o'clock in the afternoon at Dobson Chapel Baptist Church, Route 1, Magnolia. There will be a reception in the church fellowship hall following the ceremony. Friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. A ? ? mmmt? ? ? *??? HELTON-BEST ENGAGEMENT Mrs Haze! Best of Kenansville announces the engagement of her daughter, Glenda. to Charles Lee He'ton. son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Helton of Kenansville. Glend? is the daughter of Mr. Melvin Best of Mount Olive. The wedding is planned tor June 22 at four o'clock in the afternoon on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hall of Kenansville. No invitations are being mailed in this area. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. , Faison News Presbyterian Circles Circle #2 with Mrs. Ruby Blount as chairman, met Monday at Southern Bell Restaurant in Mount Olive for a luncheon meeting. Rev. C.A. Lingle. Jr. was the Bible moderator. Circle #3 with Mrs. Austin Carter as chairman, met Monday with Mrs. Francis McColman with Mrs. Walter Pi Mangum as co-hostess. Groundbreaking Ceremony The Goshen Medical Center groundbreaking ceremony was held May 10th with Glenn Jernigan. Rev. r>rd Bounds, Senator Harold Hardison and Rev. Chester Aycock on the program. Following the ^ groundbreaking. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams held open house for the visitors and friends. Mrs. Williams greeted the guests. Mrs. Frank Donald Taylor served cake, and Mrs. Luther Taylor, Jr. served coitoe and tea. Personals Mr. and Mrs. L.S. Guy. Jr. and family attended Mr. Guy's nephew's graduation in Gastonia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Hawlev of High Point spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. James E. Faison. Mrs. W.H. Baughant was hostess to her bridge club last Thursday afternoon. The guests were served a dessert course upon arrival. After several progressions of bridge Mrs. L.D. Groome was awarded high score prize. Mrs. Oleta Padgett of Kinston spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Janie Bell Bass. Mrs. Burbank Lockantv of Route 5, Clinton, spent last Tuesday night with Mrs. Ralph Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Bill lgoe attended their daughter's graduation. Mrs. John Mangum. from the Univer sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill during the week ? YES We're Still Buying EB ) SILVER SELL IT FOR CASH GOLD RINGS GOLD JEWELRY CLASS WtDOING NKKLACIS MACHITS. ?KtMSTONt nC PENOANTS SILVER COINS ?"fTAL AND STERLING GOLD WATCHES ITEMS k W? pay TOP CURRENT M Gold & SI Ivor Markat pricas Kf UfGARDtfSS r I OS CONDITION I Qttvetntf I. Center Si Mount Olive end. Mr Mrs. Estal King ?? Wilmington spent the weekend with their daughter jwd family. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blackmon. ^r- a"d M^s. Gene Sasser and children spent Saturday night at Sneads Ferry. Mrs. Ralph Precythe spent the weekend in Clinton with her daughter and family. Mr. WiNi MrS' Kcrmit illiamson. Joining them Sunday for lunch were Mr *"a yrs Gary Hollingsworth and Robin. ? Mrs. Lila Mae Smith ac companied Mrs. Kathleen Stanley of Calypso to Golds boro last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Janie Bell Bass is spcno.ng several days this week in T.iW City with Mr. an<. M, s feu Watts. Mrs nnette Stanley and Hon of Goldsboro visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.M. .v.ls during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Hewlom McClum and Mr. and Mrs. Deri Walker of Quinnwood, West Virginia have returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price Visiting Mrs. Susan Kennedy Sunday were; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and children Fayetteville, Mr and Mrs. Ray Kennedy of New Bern. J.R. Kennedy of Raeford, Mr. and Mrs. r \.oennedy and children of Wilson, Mrs. Maria Kennedy of Clinton.Mr. and Mrs. Truman Kennedy of (alypso. Eugene and Kenneth Kennedy of Mpunt Olive visited on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Jackson entertained with a c?ok-otit at their home on ay'or s Pond Sunday. Those attending were; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tavlor. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor, Ceness Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis. Duplin-Pender ADK Chapter Installs Officers New officers of Beta Eta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa were installed on May 8 at Clinton High School during a joint installation dinner meeting with Alpha Pi Chapter. Clinton. Beta Eta Chapter was or- I ganized on May IS. 1468 by s Alpha Pi Chapter and in cludes women educators in I Duplin and Pender Counties. '< Installed as President for the next biennium was I Elizabeth P. Holly, Burgaw, t a member of the Burgaw I Elementary School faculty. She succeeds Edna Earle ( Brinson, Kenansville. I Other new officers are: s Ann Jackson, Beulaville. I Vice-President; Joyce Bell, J Kenansville. Recording Sec- I retary; Lucy D. Rivenbark, I Burgaw, Corresponding Sec retary: Elizabeth J. Murphy, Willard, Treasurer; Evelyn Denning. Burgaw, Historian; ( Mary H. Lanier. Wallace, | Sergeanr-At-Arms; and Ann , Alphin. Mt. Olive, Chaplain. | The installing officer for ] Alpha Pi and Beta Eta Chap- < ters was Betty B. Hawes, | Wallace. Immediate Past ( District VI Vice-President. I Beulaville News Stanley Bratcher and son of South Carolina spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Mercer. Ermie Sanderson visited lone Griese in Richlands Saturday. Ions Collier of Trenton i spent the weekend with her I mother, Mrs. Eddie P. Thig- i pen. ( Rev. and Mrs. Frank Saw-.. I yer, new neighbors on the j old Chinquapin Road, are ; enjoying their vacation for a ?, few weeks. < Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bostic visited their children, Mr. and Mrs. Richy Bostic and family in Kinston Satur day. Carl Pate and Danny attended the Scout Camporee at Camp Bonner near Elizabeth City Satur day. Mrs. Thomas Kennedy at tended the graduation exer cises of her grandson, Dina Bostic, at Campbell College, along with Dino's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Rae Bostic and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Griffin and daughter of Cary spent the weekend with their parents, Mrs. Gordon Mul drow and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Griffin. Macy Kennedy visited her aunt, Dessie Houston, a patient in Lenoir Memorial Hospital in Kinston Friday. Mrs. Bruce Rouse of Jack sonville visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Albertson on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mer cer of Chapel Hill spent the weekend with Sarah Bolin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Home, Mrs. Carl Home and Mrs. Willie Jones spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William Gerald Jones and family in Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Greenville arrived Saturday to spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Macon Brown and Mr. and Mrs. P.E. Thigpen. Mrs. R.F. Gurley and daughter made a trip to Kinston to have a medical checkup for Mrs. Gurley. Mrs. Beasley Jones and Mrs. D.A. Jones spent several days with their son and husband in Lenoir Me morial in Kinston. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Quinn and Rady Faye Johnson visited Mrs. Ellis Turner in ?enoir Memorial Wednesday ind Thursday. Rhoda Brown and Maude Slizzard fished Wednesday it Topsail Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Willard 'rice spent the weekend at heir cottage at Topsail ieach. Mrs. Bobby Green of ixford, twin sister of Mrs. Earl Lemmons of Beulaville, ipent the weekend with the ?emons and her parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Ralph Hawkins and Mrs. Phil Mercer and new jaby. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mercer >f Richlands announce the jirth of their daughter, \manda Leigh, on Friday, May 9, 1980, in Onslow Memorial Hospitai in Jack sonville. Mrs. Mercer is the former Karen Lemmons, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lemmons of Beulaville. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawkins, also of Beulaville. CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this ?pportunity to thank our rriends, relatives, and neigh bors for the love and sympa ihy shown us during the loss >f our father and husband, Dphas Whaley. The prayers, lowers, cards and food, also, ' o.yb Compare 31 V ?M IMM ?>* ? r cSSITB ?. Just Received 4 Roils of Carpet from the market at a Close-Out Price. ONLY A Sq Yd (?? a r" Installed with our best Mil cushion Compare at 13 96 y r \ Our Best Selling Hi-Low Shag (6-Colors) ONLY A Sq. Yd ^ ftp Installed with our best Hj cushion Compare at I4.9S V ' ??? ? ? Over 300 Rolls of Carpet & Vinyl In Stock SEE ROBERT, JACK OR MARGUERITE FREDERICK AT , , ^ , Qur 29jh rederick Furniture Company ve.r Located Between the Stoplights Hwy. 117 Rose Hill Open Daily Except Sunday > BE MORE THAN A MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE,^__ [ Be A Part Of Libert~f 5th Carfc-