Ru
dolph Pelletier, Ralph Collins
and' Henry Gerock accompanied
a party from PoMocksville to
Morehead for a deep-sea fishing
trip Thursday afternoon.
Among those who went from
this vicinity to the 4-H Camp at
White Lake this week were Bet
tie' Lou Foscue, Ann Morris,
Bobbie Mattocks, James and
Donald Barbee, and Potricia
Jones. :■. x l
For the past week or more
several children- have been giv
ing special attention to a good
case of measles: Don Mattocks,
Bonnie Meiggs, Rosemary Cos
tello, Chaude Henderson, Ellen
La then and . Tommie Foscue.
Whooping cough is also making
its round again in the communi
ty.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pruitt and
Mrs, Pruitt’s mother, Mrs. Zenna
Foscue, have recently moved
back to Maysville from King’s
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the water can
the marl hole.
Nelson Pate Edens Jr. is visit
ing with friends in town, fie
came to sing at the wedding of
Christine Hu bank and Albert
Cox Saturday, June 25.
Rev. D. H. Lowder of Fay
etteville,
former pastor of the
Maysvilie Baptist Church, was
here to perform the Cox-Eubank
wedding ceremony.^ Mrs. Low
der and their daughter, Shirley,
were also here for the wedding.
Rev! C, #. Barclift, Superin
tendent District, preached in the
Belgrade Methodist Church on
Sunday night, June 26, and con
ducted the' Second Quarterly
Conference of the Maysvilie
Charge. .
Two sound motion pictures
were shown at the ^evening ser
vice in Belgrade Church last
Sunday night, one entitled “The
Conversion”, showing the con
version experience of Saul of
Tarsus, and the' other “From
Fear to Faith” which was a mis
sionary film showing the con
version of an African, village.
Billie and-Reba Bynum are at
tending the Third Youth Assem
bly at Louisburg College this
week. .
Mrs. C. M, Eubanks was a pa
tient in St Luke’s Hospital in
New Bern foe several days hist
week.
Mrs. Laura Belle and her
daughters, Laura Mattox and
Kitty Bell, have returned home
from Greenville for the' sum
mer. v \
Mr. and Mrs. J. R; Brown of
Kinston visited Mr. and' Mrs. S.
E. Brown Sunday. ^
Mrs. A. J. Taylor visited her
niece, Mrs. E. L. Rowe, in Nor
folk a few days last week.
Wilber Foscue of Baltimore is
spending" some time here with
his sister, Lillian Foseue. -
Rudolph Pelletier, David
Brown, and Richard .Harper
spent Tuesday in Norfolk on a
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pollock, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Bynum, have returned to
Charleston.
bank, daughter of Mar. arid -
Guy L. Eubank of Maysville,
and Albert Darrell Cox Jr., son
of Mrs. A. D. Cox and the late
Mr. Cox of Wilmington, were
married Saturday, June 25, at 5
o’clock in the Maysville Baptist
Church. • The Rev. D^ H. Lowder
of Fayetteville, former pastor of
the bride, officiated at the dou
ble-ring ceremony.
A program of wedding music
was rendered by Mrs. NidO Ham
ilton of Stella, pianist, and Nel
son Pate Edens Jr., of Raleigh,
soloist..
The bride, given in marriage
'at the wrist,
from a mod*
Her shoulder-length*veil fell
from a sweetheart-shaped head-,
dress of white organdy edged
with double ruffles of the same
material. She carried a bridal
bouquet of \#hite'_ carnations,
snapdragons, and gypsc
Miss VirgUyn Gerock
ville,
maid-of-honor, wore a
dress similar to that of the
bride. N Her dress was of pink
organdy with a tight-fitting bod
ice, short puffed sleeves, and a
full ballerina Ifength ^skirt Her
headdress was a pink sweet
heart shaped bonnet edged with
double ruffles of pink organdy,
She carried an arm bouquet of
pink carnations and white snap
dragons.
Grady Crabtree was best man,
and usHers were Bobby Orrell,
Tommy Davis and Robert Buck,,
all of Wilmington.
Mrs. Eubank, mother of the
bride, wore a rose dress with
navy accessories and'a corsage
of white carnations.
Mrs. Cox, mother of the bride
groom, wore white with an or
chid corsage.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for a wedding trip to
unannounced points: After July
6 flier couple will make their
home at Chstle Hayne Road, Wii
Mrs. Cox is a graduate of the
Maysville - Pollpcksviile High
School and attended James 'Wal
ker Hospital School -of Nursing.
Mr. Cox is a graduate of New
Hanover High School, attended
N. C. State College, and was a
member of the U. S. Army. He
is now in business with his un
cle in Cox Brothers Produce, in
Wilmington.
Following, the'rehearsal on Fri
day night, Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Eubanks, parents of the bride,
entertained at a cake cutting at
their home. The home was dec
orated with white gardenias and
gladioli.
After the bride and groom had
cut the first slice of cake, Mrs.
presided at the ' punch bowl.
Mints, nuts, and bridal sand
wiches were served also. About
25 guests were present
Mrs, Nido Hamilton ’ of Stella
entertained at the home of her
mother, Mrs. W. E. Raiford, Jflhe
22, ait a tea honoring Miss Chris
tine, Eubank.
The home was decorated with
mixed summer flowers and the
tea table was covered with a
lace doth. Mrs. Raiford presid
ed at the punch bowl. Other re
freshments served were mints,
nuts, sandwiches, and bridal
Y The Jones Count)' Board of Equaliza
tion and Review will meet on the 11th day
of July, 1949, between the hours of 10 A.
M. and 12 Noon, andlonger if necessary,
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for the purpose of hearing any taxpayer
who owns or controls any taxable property
assessed for taxation in respect to the val
uation of said property.
Chairman, Jones County
Board jf Commissioners
Miss Eubank was honored at
a surprise miscellaneous shower
on June 17 at the home of Miss
Virgilyn Gerock. The home was
decorated with green and white
daisies, and gladioli. The guests
were entertained with bridal
games and puzzles.
Mrs. C. W. Gerock, mother of
the hostess, poured punch and
Miss Janie Henderson assisted
the hostess in serving mints,
cookies, and bridal sandwiches.
Mrs. Grady Crabtree enters
tained at her home oa Wrights
ville Beach at a crystal shower
honoring Miss Christine Eu
bank on Wednesday night, June
15. The honoree received ap
proximately 20 gifts from the
guests. '.■*
On Thursday night, June 16,
Miss Eubank was honored at a
kitchen shower and bridge party
by Mrs. Hobert Buck and Mrs.
Robert Orrell at the home of
Mrs. Buck, Piney Woods, Wil
mington. Miss Eubank received
many lovely gifts. Mints, ice
cream and cakes were served to
fifteen guests.
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