Kenansville News
Eastern Star .
A Rob Morris program was pre
sented at Kenansville Chapter #215
when the Eastern Stars met in the
Masonic Temple. The program was
in charge of Louise K. Boney, who
gave a brief sketch of his life,
| stressing the fact that he was the
founder of the order. In addition to
being a school teacher, he was a
writer, having written a number of
religious songs and over 400 poems.
She concluded her remarks by
seeding his best-known poem, "The
Level and the Square," depicting his
love for Masonry. After this part of
the program, the worthy matron,
Celia Stroud, asked that all who had
a filled the station of "Martha"
assemble in the West. They were
presented by the conductress, Gloria
Brown, after which Mrs. Stroud
Qiade timely remarks about the
station of Martha. Those presented
were: Inez B. Chestnutt, Edna E.
Brinson, Dora Evans, Thelma
Mnrnhv and Eunice Brock, who is
the present Martha.
( Invitation
Issued
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Howard
request the honour of your present
at the marriage of their daughter,
Patricia Ann, to Mr. Lelon Gi -y
Matthis on Sunday, September six
teenth, nineteen hundred and
eighty-four, at three o'clock, Carroll
I Street Church, Magnolia, North
* Carolina. There will be a reception in
the fellowship hall afterwards. No
invitations are being mailed locally
and all friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
: Wheels
For Life
Sponsors
Sought
Riders for the Saturday, Sept. IS
k St. Jude Children's Research Hos
pital Wheels for Life Bike-a-thon are
asking Kenansville citizens to pledge
a contribution for each mile they
;ride.
*?' Every mile our bikers go earns
money bringing us closer to a cure
for cancer. The life-saving study of
childhood cancer at St. Jude has
become critical to children all over
the world," said Bike-a-thon chair
man Barbara McKay.
1 "Let's show we care. Help this
t cause," Mrs. McKay said. "Your
generous pledge encourages riders.
After the event, help them get the
money to us quickly."
The ride starts at Kenansville
Elementary School at 9 a.m. "If you
;haven't been asked to sponsor a
rider, but are interested, call
296-0396 and a rider will contact
you," Mrs. McKay said.
"Each rider gets a lap card at
registration," McKay said. "Every
I time riders pass the checkpoint(s),
" we initial the card. At the end of the
ride, we check and sign it to show
that the rider earned what the
sponsor pledged." Riders return to
sponsors to collect the pledge.
* ? Riders can still get sponsor/regis
tration forms at Kenansville Ele
mentary School and the Tastee
Freez.
a a
( Annual
College
iDay Planned
: For Area
' High Schools
James Kenan High School and
C North Duplin High School will host a
Post-Secondary Opportunity Session
On Monday, Sept. 10 from 1:30 until
* 2:45 at James Kenan High School,
Route 2, Warsaw.
* East Duplin High School will host
theirs on Tuesday, Sept. 11 from
10:30 until 11:30 a.m. at Highway
il. Beulaville.
?Representatives from more than
- 75 public and private, two- and four
year colleges and universities will be
* available to speak with high school
Students and parents about the
programs offered by, and require
ments of, their institutions. Most
North Carolina colleges, as well as
many from out-of-state, will be in
attendance.
These representatives will have
, available a variety of brochures,
f. applications, and financial aid infor
; mation.
- I This program is sponsored by the
Carolinas Association of Collegiate
Registrars and Admissions Officers
; flCACRAO), and by the high school
- hosts as a service to high school
I students and parents interested in
I post-secondary education.
;. The primary purpose of these
- sessions, held across the state
1 annually, is to allow students to
| explore a wide variety of alternative
Sources of further education, ac
cording to Rita B. Brown, registrar at
James Sprunt Technical College.
Village Duplicate Bridge Qi'
The Village Duplicate Bridge ?.M>b
held its quarterly championship
game Aug. 29. Winners were: First,
Merle Curin of Wallace and Lee
*? ? Jt -
Best - Kornegay
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hopkins
Kornegay of Route 1, Mount Olive
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Karen Diane, to Kenneth
Allen Best, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Allen Best of 132 Crest Drive,
Mount Olive. The wedding is
planned for October 21 at Rones
Chapel United Methodist Ctiurcn.
All friends and relatives are invited
to attend.
Allred of Rose Hill; Second - Fran
Beyer and Kay Autry of Kenansville;
Third - Eleanor Brown and Emma
Cavenaugh of Wallace.
All bridge players are invited to
play duplicate bridge every Wed
nesday at 10 a.m. in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Allred on Newton
Street in Rose Hill.
Personals
Pattie Smith and Margaret
Johnson went to Goldsboro to visit
Mildred W. Pearsall, a patient in
Wayne Memorial Hospital. Pattie
went to see Mildred, her sister, on
another occasion with Lorena Vestal.
Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Taylor made
a business trip to Goldsboro Thurs
day.
Mt^. Archie Lanier of Beulaville
visited Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth
Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stringer
and children visited the George
Penneys last weeki Emily Penney of
Winston-Salem, has also been visit
ing the Penneys.
Mrs. Bill McKay and children
visited relatives in Lillington last
weekend.
Penny Swann Tart of Youngsville
and the Gene English family of
Garner visited Mrs. Sheldon Swann
and the'David English family this
past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. W.M. "Gene
Autry and Scott were hosts to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Cannon of Roanoke Rapids. They all
went to Charlotte during the
weekend and spent a day at Caro
winds and shopping around Char
lotte.
Col. and Mrs. Bruce Worrell and
Ken of Hampton, Va. spent last
weekend here with the Dallas
Mercers.
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn spent the
weekend with the Bobby Pittmans in
Jacksonville.
Mrs. Owen Pickett of Riverton,
Utah, has been visiting Mrs. Willard
Johnson.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hewett of
Fayetteville spent the weekend here
and at Topsail with the Wiley T.
Booths.
Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Hargrove and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gray of
Wilmington visited Mrs. Thomas
Hughes Thursday.
Nadine Blanton of Candor and
James Edward Brinson of Win
chester, Va. spent the weekend here
with their mother, Mrs. Maurice
Brinson.
Rally Day at Grove Church
Sunday, Sept. 2, was Rally Day at
Grove Presbyterian Church Sunday
School. W.E. Craft, superintendent,
had charge of the program. After his
opening prayer and introductory
remarks, he presented a number of
promotion certificates, followed by
the perfect attendance awards. Con
gratulations go to the following
participants: Mark Craft for IS
years; Teresa Chestnutt and her two
children, David and Tracy, for seven
years; ana Robbie Bostic and Christy
Kornegay, also 7 years; and Amber
Kornegay, 3 years.
A special recognition went to
Louise K. Boney for her 60 years of
faithful service as a Sunday school
teacher from January 1924 until the
present time in 1984. She was
presented a plaque.
A social hour followed, during
which time the fellowship com
mittee, headed by Ruth and Bob
Jones, served iced drinks and
assorted cookies and crackers.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Curron Donald Hill
of Kinston announce the birth of
their son, Nicholas Benjamin, on
July 20, 1984, at Lenoir Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Hill is the former Tina
Boyette. Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil James Boyette of
Kinston. Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germon Hill of
Deep Run. Maternal great-grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Boyette of Beulaville and Mrs.
Elizabeth Batchelor of Pink Hill.
The Law Firm Of
KORNEGAY & HEAD, P.A.
Is Pleased To Announce The Association Of
GEORGE RUSSELL KORNEGAY, III
George R. Kornegay, Jr. September 1, 1984
Janice S. Head
, George Russell Kornegay, III
KORNEGAY & HEAD, P.A.
232 Smith Chapel Road
Post Office Drawer 646
Mount Olive, North Carolina 28365
Telephone (919) 658-9436
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