Precythe-Whichard
Vows Spoken
0 Amanda Gray Whichard of
Wilson and David Stewart
Precythe were united in
marriage Saturday after
noon. December II. in Wes
ley Memorial Chapel of First
Tinted Methodist Church in
Wilson. The Rev. Linwood
Blackburn officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Whichard of Robcrsonville.
0 Mr and Mrs Harold Pre
cvthe of Faison are the bride
groom's parents.
Given in marriage bv her
father, the bride wore a
three-piece ensemble of
moire and chiffon. The
chiffon blouse featured a lace
ruffle and jabot at the neck
line and lace ruffles at the
cuffs. Juliet sleeves and a
peplum waist enhanced the
moire jacket and dirndl skirt
W flowed to the Poor. She
earned a houvjuet of roses,
tarnations. Fuji mums and
babies'-breath and wore
babies'-breath in her hair.
Mrs. Randy Harrison of
Wilson, matron of honor,
wore a street-length, blue
silk dress.
Mr. Preeythi was his son's
best man.'
Wedding music was pro
? vided by Mrs. Charles
Davenport. organist.
Immediately following the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Harrison entertained
at a reception in their home.
The couple w ill live in
I aison.
Mr. and Mrs. Precythe are
Atlantic Christian College
graduates. Prior to her mar
riage. Mrs. Precythe taught
in Nash County. Mr. Pre
cythe is a produce broker.
Mrs. Precythe Honored
On Saturday afternoon.
Dec. IS. Mrs. Harold S.
Precythe honored her
daughter-in-law with a float
ing tea in her home.
Eunice Faison greeted the
guests and Mrs. Ned Cottle
directed them to the foyer
where thcv were registered
bv Mrs. C.A. Precythe.
The home was decorated
in live greenery, poinsettias
and red burning tapers carry
ing out the Christmas motif.
In the music room was a tall
decorated lighted Christntas
tree.
The dining table was over
laid with a white embroid
ered organ/a tablecloth cen
tered with a floral arrange
ment of white and red car
nations and greenery,
flanked b\ three-tiered can
delabra holding red burning
tapers.
Mrs. Robert Williamson
and Ha/el Scott of Kenans
villc. aunts of the groom,
alternated in serving from
the beautifully appointed
table.
Good-byes were said to
Mrs. N.F McColman.
Approximately 8> attend
ed.
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Kenansville News
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Mr. andi Mrs. DeWitt
Mullis of Midland, Dr. and
Mrs. Tom Mullis and sons of
Radford. Va., and Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Capillary and two
children of Greenville visited
the Rev. and Mrs. Troy D.
Mullis during the recent
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Taylor
were guests of the Eldon
Browns near Magnolia on
Christmas days.
Lt. Col and Mrs. Bruce
Worrell and Ken of Hamp
ton. Va. spent the recent
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas Mercer.
Recent guests of the
Gordon Kornegays were
Mrs. Louise Bullock and Neil
of Mount Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. James King
spent the holidays in Ashe
boro with relatives.
Charles Stephens Jr. of
Richmond. Va. spent the
recent holidays here with his
brother, Billy Stephens and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Oak
ley and two sons of Beaufort,
S.C. spent the Christmas
holidays here with his
parents. Mr. i d Mrs.
Francis Oakley.
Mr. and Mrs. _d Bass of
Goldsboro visited Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Bass and baby
girl on New Year's Day.
Mrs. Shelton Swann and
Mrs. Stuart Hall shopped in
Mount Olive Friday.
Miss Pattie Loftin spent
Christmas Day in Raleigh
with friends.
Mrs. Isabelle Murphy and
Steve had Christmas dinner
in Rose Hill with Mrs. Mary
J. Teachey.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Par
sons of Morganton visited
Mrs. Isabelle Murphy and
Steve Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Crenshaw
Thompson of Southern Pines
and their daughters, Sally
Haves and Tyndall of Char
leston. S.C; visited Mrs.
E.C. Tyndall and Mrs. Hor
tense T. Hasty during the
holidays. They were joined
here part of the time by the
Mike Hastys of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Penney spent the holidays in
Reading. Pa. with the Rich
ard Stringer family.
Mrs. J.B. Stroud and Mrs.'
Jimmy Stroud made a busi
ness trip to Kinston on
Thursday.
Mrs. N.B. Boney visited
Miss Mary Alice Blackmore
in Warsaw Thursday. She
also visited Mrs. Jesse
Home at Jones Rest Home.
Mrs. Ima Williamson
spent several days last week
with Mrs. Hunter Sanders in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Gertie Smith is
visiting her son in Panama
City. Fla.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hewett of Wilmington spent
part of the recent holidays
here with Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley T. Booth.
Mesdames Wynona Hav
den and Edith Huggins of
Wilmington visited Mrs. Eva
Hughes one day last week.
Visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Jones dur
ing the Christmas holidays
were: Dr. and Mrs. Stephen
Gooding and Michael and
Deane of Greer. S.C., and
their older son, Stephen Jr.
and his wife and baby girl of
Macon. Ga. They were joined
by Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jones
and Amy of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Garrou of Valdese and Mrs.
Marie Dickey of Wilmington
visited the Reverends Ann
and David Dickey during the
holidays.
Mrs. Bertha Hollingsworth
is a patient in Cape Fear
Valley Hospital in Favette
ville.
Julus Jones is a patient in
N.C. Memorial Hospital at
Chapel Hill.
The Rev. and Mrs. Worth
Pearce have been doing
some visiting during the
recent holidays. They spent
Christmas morning with
their sons. Wayne and Joel
in Rocky Mount, then went to
Hickory to visit their parents
and other children. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. G.I.
Pearce and Mrs. Bewet Staf
ford, then visited t\ieir sons,
Michael'Pearce and family in
Granite Falls, and their
daughter, Mrs. Gene Goins
in Newton.
The Friday after Christ
mas, the Pearces went to
Hopewell, Va. to visit an
aunt. Mrs. E.A. Daniel, and
Saturday they were in Nor
folk, Va. to visit another
aunt. Mrs. C.G. Siebert. and
to take her to see still another
aunt in South Mills. They
spent part of New Year's Day
with Mrs. Andrew Pearce
and family in South Mills
before returning home.
AGLOW
The Women's Aglow Fell
owship Kenansville chapter
will hold its monthly meeting
on Jan. 8 with fellowship at
8:45 ?m. and meeting at
0:40 a.m. at the Gt'neral
Store in Kenansville. The
speaker will be Shirley Jones
of Kinston.
Duplin
School
Menus
Jan. 10-14
Lunch
Mon. - cheeseburger or
ham, macaroni & cheese
with roll, tater bits or peas
with snaps, peaches or pine
apple
Tue. - smoked sausage
with cornbread or hot dog,
baked beans or coleslaw,
banana or applesauce, pea
nutbutter delight
Wed. ? Italian spaghetti
with roll or hoagie sandwich,
broccoli or corn, pears or
grapefruit juice
Thur.-creamed turkey with
rice, roll and cranberry sauce
or sloppy joe, peas or sweet
potato, peach cobbler or
orange
Fri. fried chicken with roll
and Huffy potatoes, toasted
cheese sandwich with vege- a
table soup, fruits and juices. I
iced cake square.
Each lunch is served with a |
choice of milk. Substitutions |
may occur depending upon
availability of products.
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