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.
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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
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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, '
<ny act of kindness will be
ilways remembered. May
jod bless each of you.
Mrs. Ophas Whaley
and children
Miss Liberty
To Be Chosen
June 27
In Pink Hill
The 5th Annual Miss
Liberty Festival Pageant,
under the direction of
Yvonne Deatherage will be
presented Friday night, June
27th at 7:30 P.M. in the Pink
Hill School Auditorium.
Young ladies 16 to 21 and
single may enter and spon
sorship may be an individual,
business, or organization. A
fee of $15 will be required
from each entry. Contestans
will be judged on appear
ance, poise, personality,
talent and an interview.
Entrants from any area may
apply.
terested in participating in
this year's Miss Liberty Fes
tival Pageant may contact
Nell Sutton at 527-6581 or
Bette Watson at 568-3823 or
through Brewer Drug com
pany in Pink Hill.
AAUW
Meeting
At a dinner meeting at 7
p.m. on Thursday, May 29,
at the Rose Hill Restaurant,
the Duplin County Branch of
American Association of
University Women will be
formally recognized as a new
branch. North Carolina State
Division President of AAUW
Barbara Ann Duplies of
Raleigh will recognize the
n.-w countywide organization
of women college graduates
and install officers for 1980
81. according to Sue Clark,
vice president for programs.
Officers to be installed in
addition to Mrs. Clark, are:
Mrs. Mary Ireland of
Kenansville, president; Mrs.
Annie Catherine Matthews
of Rose Hill, membership
vice president; Mrs. Valeria
F. Cooper of Warsaw, trea
surer; and Emily Killette of
Warsaw, secretary.
Members and others who
wish to attend should notify
Sue Clark at 296-0383 for
reservations for the dutch
dinner. The branch will
accept additional charter
members at this May
meeting.
^CLINTON ?
/cinema
Starting Friday
shows, 7, 9:05.
Sunday, 2,4,7 &
9:05
A bunch of fruits,
nuts and flakes.
Summer camp fun
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Starting Friday
shows 7:05 & 9:05
Sunday, 2:05, 4,
7:05 and 9:05
THE THREE
AVENGERS
To live is to Fight.
Kung Fu action.
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Phone 592-2800|
Start* Friday
Shows 6:55, 9:10
Sunday, 1:50, 4:05
6:55 and 9:10
KRAMER
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Staring
Dustin Hoffman
Meryl Streep
Justin Henry
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Fa i ton Highway
Startya Friday
Shows start
nightly at dusk
Two Adult
Features
FELINES
also
PRISONER OF
LOVE
Caifret Sale
If yout floors need a face-lift
as much as you need a holiday.
drop some hints adout our Pepperell Carpets sale.
Because we've just dropped the prices on some
of our most popular styles. Thick, soft,
quiet, colorful and very comfortable carpets.
Long or short, solid or multi-color,
we can help you select one that suits
your needs and your budget.
Have the family bring you here before
they take you out to dinner Sunday.
Make euerij day youTday
with one of these
special priced
Pepperell Carpets.
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Several colors of short shag (7
rolls)
ONLY
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Installed with our best
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SEE ROBERT, JACK OR MARGUERITE FREDERICK AT
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rederick Furniture Company ve.r
Located Between the Stoplights
Hwy. 117
Rose Hill
Open Daily Except Sunday
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BE MORE THAN A MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE,^__
[ Be A Part Of
Libert~f
5th Carfc-<ul ? I 1980
Season S
July 18 - August 24
Membership Options
S10.00 Single Membership
Opening Nite Ticket to THE LIBERTY CART
.......Opening Nite Supper
.......Name listed in 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary copy of 1980 Souvenir Program
$25.00 Family Membership
4 Opening Nite Tickets to THE LIBERTY CART
4 Opening Nite Suppers
Name listed in 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary copy of 1980 Souvenir Program
$50.00 Sponsor
8 Opening Nite Tickets to THE LIBERTY CART
8 Opening Nite Suppers
Name listed in 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary copy of iggo Souvenir Program
$100.00 Sustaining
15 Opening Nite Tickets to THE LIBERTY CART
15 Opening Nite Suppers
Name listed in 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary copy of 1980 Souvenir Progran
$250.00 Patron
Tickets to THE LIBERTY CART as reauested
Name listed in 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary copy of 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary advertisement in 1980 Souvenir
Program
$500.00 Benefactor
Tickets to THE LIBERTY CART as reguested
Name listed in 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary copy of 1980 Souvenir Program
Complimentary advertisement in 1980 Souvenir'
Program
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J r* performance."
"The most beautiful amphitheatre in North Carolina " "The costumina is excellent the i.3ik?iNa*,oap?r
The Fayetteville Observer varied level s?aoe and THE Virfrtv?r?,n
"Colorful jigs, reels and minuets are brought to life." directed " BERTY CART is excellently
Goldtboro N.w.Arou. C.r,.,., County News-Tlme.
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{ I want to keep THE LIBERTY CART rolling. I want to be a member of the Duplin Outdoor Drama Society.
Inc. so the outdoor drama will continue in 1980 Please find enclosed a check for the following amount:
Single $10 Sponsor $50 Patron $250
Family $25 Sustaining $100 Benefactor $500
I do not wish to become, a member of the Duplin Outdoor Drama Society, Inc. at this time, but wbuld like to
contribute $ toward the ]9&0 season. I would like a receipt.
Make checks payable to Duplin Outdoor Drama Society, Inc. AH contributions are tax deductible. Please
give generously?your name will be included in the program. Please enclose this card with your
contribution and return in the self-addressed postage-paid envelope... And thank you.
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Address THE LIBERTY CART |
P.O. Box <70
? ? Kenonsviile, N.C. 26349 ?
Phone (919) 296-0721
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