Beulaville News
Mrs.. Aaron Williams
made a business trip to
Kinston Monday.
Lisa Hinson and Susan
Oxley made a business trip to
Jacksonville Monday and
Susan Oxley visited with
Mrs. Ann Hall in the Scott's
Store area Tuesday. Vallie
Oxley and Susan shopped at
Camp Lejeune Wednesday
afternoon and on Saturday.
Mrs. Jerry Sandlin and
children of Dudley visited
Mr. and Mrs. I.J. Sandlin Sr.
i Wednesday.
Mrs. Russell J. Lanier of
Wrightsville Beach spent
several days here at thier
home and visited Hazel
Brinson and Mayo Lanier.
Mr. and Mrs. June
Thomas spent last weekend
at Topsail Beach.
Gerald Davis of Kinston
visited Mrs. Leon Davis Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ken
nedy and children of Char
lotte spent several days at
her father's cottage on White
Oak River in the Swansboro
area during the past week.
They visited relatives in
Bculaville Saturday.
Mrs. Macon Brown. Mrs.
Morris Grady and Adcll
Matthews shopped in Wal
lace Thursday.
Lisa Hinston was in Pink
Hill Thursday afternoon.
Rev.- and Mrs. Garland
Foushcc have returned after
attending the Southern Bap
tist Convention held in New
Orleans. La.
Mrs. Norwood Raynor and
Mrs. Lannie Jackson were in
Bculaville Friday afternoon.
W.V. Oxley and Susan
spent a few days in Beck ley.
W.Va. with Mrs. W.V. Oxley
Sr. and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny King
Sr. of Fort Patrick AFB at
Coco Beach. Fla. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore King the
first part of June. They left
their son and daughter. Lynn
and Johnny, to spend the
rest of June with their
grandparents, who will take
them back to Florida.
Bill Thigpcn has returned
home to recuperate after a
lew days in the hospital.
Ethel Willifbrd is a patient
in Lenoir Memorial.
Myrt'rc M. Kennedy
remains in Pitt Memorial in
Greenville.
Daniel Williams is
recuperating nicely after two
stays in Lenoir Memorial.
Harold Davis remains at
the Rehabilitation Center in
Fayettevillc where he is re
ceiving therapy.
Sandy Plain Senior Citizens
On June 15. the ba/aar
committee of the Sandy Plain
Senior Citizens met at the
church to make plans for the
I4H2 bazaar. The event has
been scheduled for Saturday.
Sept. 25th at the educational
building of the Sandy Plain
Church.
The building committee
met June 17th. Named to the
committee for the group
were: L.M. Boslic. Joel Ken
nedy. Rev. Rasltie Kennedy.
Herman Smith. Bill Thigpcn.
Dora Rhodes, Davis Ken
nedy, Vallie Oxley. Jose
phine Thigpen. Ruffin At
kinson and India Mohley.
New additions are Thelma
Houston. Avis Rhodes and
Bertha Brown. Officers were
named and plans to start
getting information for a plan
for a building were made.
Officeis named were: Ladin
Lanier, chairman; Rev.
Rashie Kennedy, assistant
chairman; Vallie Oxley, sec
retary; Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Kennedy, treasurers; L.M.
Bostic, Joel Kennedy and
Herman Smith, land site;
and fund-raising. India
Mobley, Thelma Houston.
Avis Rhodes, Davis
Kennedy. Bertha Brown,
assisted by Eunice Bostic.
The committee will meet
again July 15 at 8 p.m. at the
educational building.
U.D.C. Meets
Mrs. Peggy Thomas was
hostess to the John Ivey
Thomas Chapter #2172 on
May 27th. There were ten
members present.
Mrs. Irene Carroll, presi
dent. called the meeting to
order and had charge of the
rituals and prayer. She led
the Lord's Prayer and
pledges to the U.S. Flag and
salutes to the N.C. and Con
federate Flags.
The following officers for
the coming year (which
begins in September) were
named. They were: Presi
dent Mrs. Ida Miller Hines.
Vice-President. Mrs. Irene
Carroll; Secretary Mrs. Effte
Hamilton; Treasurer Mrs.
i) tu li:. :
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Mrs. Evelyn Thigpen: Re
corder of Crosses Miss Ermie
?Sanderson: Chaplain Mrs.
Lou Kennedy: and chairman
for the year book Mrs.
Peggy Thomas. Mrs. Lou
Kennedy and Mrs. Ida Miller
Hincs: and publicity. Mrs.
Ha/el Brinson.
The hostesses and
program leaders for the year
are: September. Mrs. Ida
Miller Hincs and Mrs. Irene
Carroll; October. Mrs. Janan
Ouinn and Mrs. Ida Miller
Hincs; November. Mr^.Irene
Carroll and Mrs. Effic Ham
ilton: December. Mrs. Ha/el
Brinson: January. Mrs.
Evelyn Thigpen and Mrs.
Peggy Thomas: February.
Mrs. Lou Kennedy and Mrs.
.lavan Ouinn: March. Mrs.
Kannig. Hincs and Mrs.
Callic Thomas: April. Mrs.
Es.'yn Thigpen and Mrs.
Effic Hamilton; May. Mrs.
Peggy Thomas and Mrs. Lou
Kennedy.
Mrs. Lou Kennedy pre
sented the program on the
VMI Cadets at New Market,
known as the West Point of
the South. Virginia Military
Institute was established in
1IS? as a military academy
and training school at the
slate arsenal in Lexington.
Mrs. Thomas served re
freshments consisting of the
following: pimento sand
wiches. cucumber sand
wiches. pecan sandwichek.
cheese straws, orange tarts,
mints, roasted pecans and
punch.
UNC-W Courses Offered At JSTC
Twelve UNC-Wilmington
courses will be offered ;ii
James Sprunl Technical Col
lege this summer. These
courses are offered through
iiic recently renewed eon -
traetual agreement between
UNC-W and JSTC. according
to Drew Rune, director of
general education. Students
attending other colleges and
universities may also have
these courses approved for
transfer credit.
Four courses will be taught
in a special sis-week summer
session front June 2d through
August b. These courses are
MI'S 115: Survey of Music
Literature. HIS 2J2: U.S.
History Since I8b5. HN(i
210: Twentieth Century Fic
tion. and Sue 205: Human
Societies, ("lasses will meet
two hours per day. Monday
? through Friday. These
courses have also been ap
proved for teacher renewal
credit by the Duplin County
public schools.
Eight courses will be
taught in the regular 11 -week
summer session from June
21' ihI.>uuli Sept. 25. Iltev
.iiv I'M 145: Psychology
\ppiiill tn Human life,
taught Monday and
VV cdiiesday nights front
" 40 'M5. Classes offered
daily will be KNli 1(11: C om
position. I. I NC. 105: Com
position II. SOC 105: Intro
duction to Sociology. BIC)
l(l~ Modern Biology. BIO
225 Bacteriology. MAI III:
I'm ah tiltis Mailt, ami M \ I
101: Cicncral College Math.
lilt roll men! in l'NC W
eolirsi s at IS I C is open to all
adults who have a high
school diploma or equiv alent.
upon completion of .ISTC
admission procedures Col
lege preparatory classes in
I nglisli. mailt, reading and
chemistry are also being
offered this summer for stu
dents who need to improve
their academic skills.
Registration for summer
school classes will be June 2b
in the Huffier Building. For
further information, contact
the Director of Admissions
and Records. .ISTC. Kcnans
v ille or phone 21b-1.141.
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