Kenansville News
U.D.C. Meeting
Mesdames Louise K. Boney,
Fannie B. McGowan and Ruth B.
Morton were joint hostesses for the
James Kenan Chapter UDC when it
met in Grove Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday. They were welcomed by
the chapter president, tCallie C.
Ingram, then visited the Historial
Room of the church where they were
given a guided tour of that room by
Ruth B. Wells. The 22 guests were
then directed to the fellowship hall
for refreshments of pumpkin chiffon
pie and coffee. The Thanksgiving
motif was carried out in table
appointments. 1
The business meeting followed
with reports from the various
officers. The program was presented
by Mary C.Blackburn who gave a
book review of "Ghost Ships of the
Confederacy."
Presbyterian Women Meet
Circle #1 of the Women of Grove
.Presbyterian Church met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Amos Chest
nutt. Miss Annie Catherine Rhodes
presided and made the opening
prayer. The Bible study was mode
rated by Mrs. J.B. Stroud assisted
by Mrs. N.B. Boney, Mrs. Chestnutt
and Miss Rhodes. After the business
session a social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Raich Barwick made the
closing prayer. The six ladies
present enjoyed a chicken salad
course. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Tommy Chestnutt in serving.
Circle #2 met Monday night with
Mrs. Mike Brown. The opening
devotional was conducted by Mrs.
Louise W. Mitchell. The meeting
was presided over by Mrs. Bob
Jones, who also moderated the Bible
study from the Book of Amos. Both
circles are studying the minor
prophets this year. After the busi
ness sessions, the hostess served
apple jacks topped with ice cream
accompanied by iced drinks. She was
assisted by Billie Jo Stroud. There
were nine members present.
Baptist Circles
The Cora Stokes Circle of the
Kenansville Baptist Women met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. David
English. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Ellis Vestal, who also
made the opening prayer. The
program was in charge of Mrs.
English, who discussed "Partners in
Missions." After the closing prayer
the hostess served humming bird
cuke, sailed peanuts and coffee.
The Ella Cooper Circle met that
night with Mrs. Amos Brinson. who
also gave the call to prayer. The
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
Doug Judge and the program was
presented by Mrs. Lauren Sharpe.
Her topic was "Responding to God's
Love." For refreshments the hostess
served pumpkin chiffon pie, toasted
pecans and coffee to the nine
present.
United Methodist Women
Mrs. H.D. Taylor was hostess for
the afternoon circle of the Kenans
ville United Methodist Women
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Viola W.
Quinn presided and Mrs. Alton
Newton made the opening,prayer.
The program was in charge of Mrs.
W.M. Ingram who reported on the
recent district meeting and gave a
preview of the year's work. At the
close of the business session, the
hostess served pound cake, toasted
pecans and coffee. She was assisted
by Lois Smith.
K on tract Klub
Mrs. W.M. Ingram was hostess
for the Kenansville Kontract Klub
Thursday. Mrs. J.J. Wells was the
only visitor, filling in for an absent
member. Club high score prize was
won by Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell.
Mrs. Wells was also given a gift. For
refreshments the hostess served
pineapple cake and coffee.
Cecile Siainer of Liege, Belgium,
an exchange student, visited with
Michelle Rich of Kenansville last
weekend. She is attending Harrells
Christian Academy this school year.
Mrs. Woodrow Brinson spent last
week in Virginia Beach with her
brother, Swendell Pollock and
family. She was accompanied there
by her sister, Mrs. Julia Harriett of
Trenton.
Mesdames Louise W. Mitchell,
Pearl C. McGowen, Louise K.
Boney, Ruth B. Wells and Anne D.
Craft attended the meeting of the
Battle of Rockfish D.A.R. in Rose
Hill Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. N.B. Boney accompanied
Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell to Golds
boro Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Catherine Rhodes ac
companied by Mrs. Mamie Shepard
visited relatives in Charlotte a couple
of days recently.
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Public Thanked In
Letter To The Editor
Duplin Times
Kenansville, NC 28349
Dear Editor:
It is with a great deal of pride that
1 write to you, and through your
newspaper, offer our sincere appre
ciation to the citizens of your com
munity for supporting a very suc
cessful Bike-A-Thon for St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital.
St. Jude, the largest childhood
cancer research hospital in the
country, is dedicated to one cause: to
eliminate childhood cancer and other
catastrophic diseases from the face
of the earth. Please be assured that
the funds raised in Kenansville will
be used to support those research
programs which show promise of
finding cures for those horrible
diseases that threaten the lives of
children.
There are many people to thank,
namely: our chairman, Mrs. Barbara
McKay, helpers, the riders, donors,
merchants, the media, and other
volunteers.
We want you to know that
progress is being made and that
someday, hopefully soon, we will be
able to close the doors to St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital
because the goal of eliminating
cancer will have been reached.
Thank all of you for bringing life
and hope to children everywhere.
Sincerely,
Roger Redding
Southeast Regionrl Director
St. Jude Children's Hospital
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Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wilson Head ar.
of Route 5, Mount Olive, announce
the engagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Janice
Selena Head, to Donnell Edwin
Kornegay Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donnell Edwin Kornegay Sr. of
Route 1, Mount Olive. The wedding
is planned for February 10, 1985 at
the Snow Hill Free Will Baptist
Church in the Pleasant Grove com
munity.
Extension
Home
Economics
Condensation Inside Windows
I hope you haven't noticed con
densation inside your windows, but
if you have, keep this in mind: That
water can cause a problem if it
collects on your wooden sills for
several seasons.
What can you do about it? Well,
you could use a humidifier to reduce
humidity to the recommended level
for the winter months. By the way,
that recommended level is 30 to 40
percent. And this humidity level
holds just as true for the kitchen and
bathrooms as it does for the rest of
the house, so this means your
kitchen and bathrooms need to be
well ventilated.
Storm windows also help to reduce
condensation because they allow the
interior glass to stay warmer. But
you may still see condensation on the
inside of your storm windows or in
between the two windows. And that
is why all storm windows should
have weep-holes at the bottom. If
your storm windowns do not have
these, drill a couple of V?-inch holes
outdoors at the base of the window.
If condensation appears between
your storm windows, there is an air
leak. And, if you see water collecting
on the outside window, check for air
leaks from inside the house. Chances
are you will be able to seal the leaks
with weather stripping.
Brant
Receives
Award
Mrs. "Becky" S. Brant was
awarded a gold service medallion
with two rubies for 10 years of
service with the office of clerk of
superior court of Duplin County.
Mrs. Brant is a deputy clerk
assigned to the criminal division of
the clerk's office. The criminal
division is the beginning point of all
criminal cases, incl .ding traffic vio
lations. In Duplin County this means
from 7,500 to 8.500 cases per year.
John A. Johnson, clerk, superior
court, presented the award on behalf
of the Justice Department of the
State of North Carolina. Johnson
said, "Mrs. Brant has fully dedi
cated herself to the work of this
office and is truly deserving of this
recognition for her service to the
state and to the courts."
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
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of Route 1, Deep Run, announce the
birth of their daughter, Susanna
Jane on Monday, Nov. 5, 1984, at
Lenoir Memorial Hospital in
Kinston. Mrs. Parks is the former
Nancy Jane Sutton of Kinston.
Maternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest L. Sutton and the
paternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh A. Parks Sr., all of
Kinston.
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