Beulavflle News
Mrs. Bryan Koum .and
children .of Wilkesboro , ar
rived last weekend to spent a
few days with the J.D. Carter
family. They returned to
Wilkesboro Thursday.
Mrs. E.F. Campbell and
sons. Ginton and Gilbert,
and Verna Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Jarre!) at
tended their family reunion
in West Virginia last week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell, who
have lived in West Virginia
for many years. Have moved
to Beulaville and will be
making their home here.
W.V. Oxley Jr. made a
business trip to Clinton
Firday.
James Emory Campbell of
Greensboro arrived Friday
and spent the weekend with
Clinton Campbell. Vallie
Oxley and Mrs. Hazel
Campbell.
Missy Clark and Josh
Clark visited Betty Whaley in
DGH Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Fousht e of Sanford spent the
weekend with Rev. and Mrs.
Garland Foushee.
lona Collier of Trenton
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Sadie Thigpen and visited
Louise Mercer in LMH IN
Kinston.
A nni M ?i t; linn nf
Albertson has been admitted
to Campbell Rest Home after
being released from the hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whif
fled of Deep Run spent the
weekend with Albert Carter
and visited Caliie Carter, a
patient in DGH on Sunday.
James Whaley and Lottie
Cottle visited J.D. Cottle
Sunday at DGH.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ed
wards and Elaine Swinson of
Jacksonville visited their
brother and uncle in the
hospital Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Swinson and chil
dren of Jacksonville spent
the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horne
are home after a tour and
vacation in the New England
states.
Betty Jean Cottle and
Eleanor Sandlin were in
Durham Monday for a medi
cal check of Eleanors at Duke
Medical Center.
Mrs, Rod Peacock and
Shannon of Dublin. Ga. are
spending several days with
her brothers and sisters in
Potters Hjll. Mrs/ Peacock.
Shannon, and /Julia Dean
King, also Mrs. Andrews of 4
Lyman, shopped ill Kintton .
Thursday.
Stephen Thigpen was
honored Sunday by his chil
dren on his birthday with a
dinner.
Mrs. Dee Clark Blankford
and children moved to Carr
boro during the past week to
make their home near the
Chapel Hill area. Mrs.
Blanklord and children have
been living in the Clark home
here for the past several
years. She is a sister of Doug
Clark and has another
brother. Ted. who lives in the
Chapel Hill area.
Mrs. L.M. Bostic left Fri
dav to visit her children,
Rev. and Mrs. Ken Smith
and Katrina and D'Andra.
Rev. Smith is pastor of
Harris Memorial Chapel of
Greenville. Tenn. The minis
ters conference is being held
there and Rev. Smith will be
ordained Thursday. He is the
son of Mrs. Bostic and the
late Willie Smith. His wife
Connie is the daughter of
Mrs. Glennie Houston of
Potters Hill and the late
David Houston. Mrs. Bostic
will returned home during
the weekend.
Mrs. Nannie Finch ot
Bailey spent the past week
visiting Mrs. Phoebe Pate.
Their brother. Mr. and Mrs.
Foy Jones of Jacksonville,
visited with them Tuesday.
Wednesday they were at
Topsail Beach with Dr. W.A.
Pate and Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
1 Price and Mr. and Mrs. Rod
Peacock and Shannon of
Dublin. Ga. have returned
from an extended tour into
Canade. They visited
Ottawa. Montreal, Quebec
and Toronto. Niagara Fall,
Hvannisport and the Amish
area in Pennsylvania.
Marie. Teresa and James
Howard Brown were in
Greensboro last week and
the weekend guests of Jo
seph and Mildred Woodie of
Wilkesboro.
Birth Anouncement
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Quinn
of Route 2, Pink Hill, an
nounce the birth of their son
at Lenoir Memorial Hospital,
Kinston. He has been named
Shaun Ashley. Mrs. Quinn is
the former Carole Fay Smith,
daughter of Mrs. Eva Smith
Brown and the late Freely
Smith.
Miscellaneous shower
A miscellaneous shower
was held at Gumbranch
Church Saturday. July 31.
honoring Miss Angelia
Heath, daughter of Rev, and
Mrs. Charles Heath of
Goldsboro. It was given by
her grandmother. Mrs.
Minnie Benson assisted by
Mrs. Alice Price. Mrs. Mary ?
Brock and Mrs. Kay Brock.
The table and room was
decorated by Tynie Sumner
in an array of red. white and
green. The table was covered
with a v rietv of refr ih
ments.
Angelia was accompanied
by her fiance. Rusty Brown
of Pollocksville.
Sandy Plain Community
Senior Citizens
The Sandy Plain Senior
Citizens met Saturday at the
educational building. Fifty
eight members were in at
tendance. Thanks were re
turned by Rev. Kennedy.
In the absence of the
president. Rev. Rashie Ken
nedy presided. He asked the
chairman of the building
committee. Ladin Lanier, to
give a report. Lanier
announced that a plot of land
had been secured and a
? building. Vallie Qxley red the
minutes of the last meeting
of the committee. He called
another meeting of the com
mittee for August 10.
The next meeting will be
Saturday. Sept. 11 at 6 p.m.
After a puppet film of Jonah
and the Whale the meeting
adjourned with prayer led by
Earl Thigpen.
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