by Mrs. Fred Pippin
Mrs. J. R. Franck is
Hostess to Her Club
The Little Bridge Club met Fri
day night in the home of Mrs. J.
R. Franck. During three progres
sions Mrs. Franck served soft
drinks and peanut brittle to the
following guests; Mesdames Les
lie Parker, Hazel Turnage, Fred
Foscue, MilMs Wrigbt, Fred Pip
pin, Wilson Harriett, and Marvin
Thomas.
Mrs. Harriett won high score and
Mrs. Turnage received consolation
prize.
After the game, the guests were
served chocolate pie and coffee.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The WSCS of the Methodist
Church will meet Wednesday night,
Feb. 12th at.the home of Mrs. Pearl
Hammond. Time is 7:30,
The WiMS of the Baptist Church
will meet Wednesday night, Feb.
12th with Mrs. Dalton Jarman hos
tess. The meeting will begin at
7:30.
There will be a county principals
meeting and supper this Thursday
night in Comfort.
The Woman’s Club will meet
Thursday night, Fe'o. 13th in the
club house at 8.
There will be Sunday School and
church services this Sunday at the
Methodist Church. The church now
J c
HI NOTES
BY HILDA FOY and CAROLYN DAWSON
JONES CENTRAL GIRLS, 68
B. F. GRADY GIRLS, 66
Thursday night, January 30, the
Jones Central girls beat the B. F.
Grady girls by a score of 68 to 66.
At the end of the third quarter
Jones Central held a 15 point lead.
They saw that lead whittled down
as the B. F. Grady girls tied up
the score. The game went into a
two-minute overtime. The score
was tied at the' endof this over
time. Another two-.minute over
time was played. Peggy Craft:1 was
fouled and she sank both foul shots
giving Jones Central the victory.
Betty Jones was high scorer
with 34 points.
JONES CENTRAL, i7
B. F. GRADY, 45
Thursday night, January 30, the
Jones Central boys got back on
the winning road by beating B. F.
Grady, 67 to 45.
The game was tight until the
third quarter when the Jones Cen
tral boys started to pull ahead. In
the fourth quarter, Jones Central
scored 27 points, while B. F. Grady
only scored 13 poims.
Starters for the game were:
Don:h Mallard, Linwood Griffin,
Clifton Hood, Joe Lee Nobles, and
James Foy.
High scorer was James Foy with
23 points.'
JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET
Ti.e Junior Class of Jones Cen
tral High School held their Class
Meeting on January 31, 1958.
The meeting was called to set a
date for the Junior-Senior Banquet,
to decide on the theme and to ap
point committees.
The Banquet was scheduled for
April 26.
JONES CENTRAL J. V. BOYS
DEFEAT WHITE OAK J. V/s
In the game Monday afternoon
February 3, the Jones Central Jun
, ior Varsity boys finally won an
other gatme by defeating the White
Oak Junior Varsity boys by a score
of 33 to 27.
Johnny Waters was high scorer
with 19 points, Johnny Boyette 7
* points, Buddy Bell 5 points, David
Jenkins 2 {points and Arthur Raynor
2 points.
JONES CENTRAL J. V. GIRLS
ROLL OVER WHITE OAK J. V>*
la the game Monday afternoon,
February 3, the Jtnee Central jun
to Varsity girts defeated the White
...
Oak Junior Varsity girls by a
score of 44 to 27.
Scorers were Nola Bonner with
17 points, Wanda Baiiard 14 points,
Ann Brown 7 points, Carolyn Price
4 points and Faye Hargett 2 points.
has a nursery for those Barents
who wish to leave their* children
during the church service.
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PERSONALS
M. L. Pate of Wilmington was
a guest last Wednesday of Mr . and
Mrs. Millie Wright. Tuesday night
the Wrigfals visited tars. Bill Wright
in New Bern. .
• • *
Mrs. Joe Mimims of Lumber
City, Ga. was a guest from Satur
day until Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hargett Jr.
* * * V
Mrs. Virginia Ruark and Mrs.
Lily Ruark of Belhaven visited Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Hodges Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hodges of
Kinston visited here Saturday.
* * *
(Miss Myrtle Brock was at home
from Chapel Hill for the week-end.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Barker and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fosjue attend
ed a buffet supper last week at
the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Koonce in Kinston.
Mrs. Esther Ward of Goldsboro
spent the week-end with her daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hester.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Pollock
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pol
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
HAVING qualified as Executor of
the estate of George Shack late of
Jones County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against his
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 12th
lock in La Grange Sunday.
js ,
Mrs. Wade Mallard returned
home from the hospital last Satur
day of December, 1358 or to bis
attorneys, otherwise this notice
will be (Beaded in Iter of their re
covery.
AH peiWone indebted to said Es
tate wifl please make immediate
settlement.
this the 12th day of December,
1%7.
George Henry Shack, Jr.,
(Executor of the Estate of
George Shack, deceased.
HUGHES AND ABBOTT .
Attorneys
Trenton, N. C.
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