Rose
In Her;
Rose
and Mrs. R. L. Williams of
mington and granddaug
and Mrs. Wade M«Uai
tonton was recently elected
ciational Y.W.A. President.
She has been very active in hei
church work and has recently serv
ed in her church as Sunday School
Secretary off Young People De
parment 1, and Secretary of Young
People Training Union Department
and Program chairman of Y.WA.
Shfc attended Youth Week at
Ridgecrest this summer. Through
library work she has won a two
year scholarship to Wilmington
College.
Mrs. Rogers Pollock
Hostess for Bridge
Mis. Rogers Pollock entertain
ed the members of the Little Bridge
Club at her home Friday night.
Those attending were Mesdames
Fred Foscue, Marvin Thomas, Har
old Hargett Jr., Les Parker, W
D. Parker,. Wilson Harriett, Hazel
Turnage and J, R. Franck.
Mrs. Parker won the prize foi
high score. Mrs. Les Parker won
prize for low score, j,
Mr*. Parker won the floating
prize.
1 Refreshments served during the
three progressions were Cokes,
candies, cheese straws. ,
. After play the players were serv
ed cocoanut cake aind Jello wit!
whipped cream.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Altoit Cahoon, Mrs. Wil
liam Bouseman, Mrs. Tom Fulcher,
Mrs. Brice Gaskins of New Bern
visited Mrs. Gaylord Green and
Mrs. Wayne Small Thursday.
• ••
Out of town guests attending the
Jarman - Ham rites in Trenton
on Sunday were Mrs. Delbert Mea
dows of Maysville, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Slipin of Morehead City,
Mrs. C. M. Gower, Mrs. Robert
Gower and Mrs. R. E. Teel and
son, Tommy, of Raleigh. Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Taylor of Kingston,
Miss Bobbie Rouse of New Bern.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barker of
Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs,
Wade Mallard Sunday.
• • *
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Williams and
daughter, Rose, of Wilmington vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Wade Mallard, Sunday.
• • •
Mfes Rena Findiesen of Rich
lands is spending a few day with
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Findiesen and
family of Trenton. v
• • *
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel and
daughters, Ernestine and Maxine,
of Simonsville, S. C. visited hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lasta Hen
derson, over the weekend.
• • •
Jason Arthur visited his mother,
Mrs. Ida Arthur, of Maysville Sat
urday.
. • • • ’
Mr. and Mys. Carl Spann oi
Greenville visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Spann, Sunday.
• • • 'iV:V*
Mr. and Mrs, 'William Barker and
son, "Walter, of Kinston visited his
mother Mrs. WiU Barker Satur
day.
• • , -^4 ......
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Fowle:
and children waited his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Bowler,
Franklin oyOt toe weekend, ^
Wmfielc
Jarman-Ham Wedding mleld
In TrentomBaptist Church %
Mr*. Fay Vause and children of
Kinston visited her mother, Mrs.
Earl Spann, Sunday afternoon.
* • • - '
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyndall of
Kinston visited her sister, Mrs. R.
H. Davenport, and children Fri
day night >
• • '•
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas
and daughter, Gloria Faye of Nor
folk, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Tho
mas. -
• • •
M|rs. Douglas Spence and chil
dren of Kinston visited her moth
er, Mrs. Earl Spann Sunday.
• at
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Banks and
grandson, Phillip, were in Swahs
boro Sunday afternoon.
• • •
Mrs. Zeta Burt and Harold Mal
lard attended a civil defense meet
ing in Washington Tuesday.
• * *
Ronald Davenport was at home
with his mother, Mrs, Leo Green,
and Mr. Green oyer the weekend.
He is. a student at State College.
Mrs. Kenneth Pollock and
daughters, Tommy and Joy visit
ed Mrs. J. A. Koonce Jr. Satur
day.
• • •
Mr. 'and Mrs. W. F. Hill spent
Sunday thru Wednesday attending
the State Board of Elections
meeting in Asheville. Hill is the
Jones County Chairman. While
Danny Koonce spent the week
end with Eddie Francks.
• • •
the groom was the best man.
The bride attended school ii
Nashville. The groom attendet
school in Trenton and is presently
employed at the New Beta Shi|
Yard. Mr. and Mrs. Jarman wil
make their home in New Bern.
there they toured Cherokee ant
Fontana Dam.
• • •
Mrs. Sylvans D. Mallard ant
boys went to Greenville Sunday af
ternoon to visit a student at Easl
Carolina College.
'• • •
J. K. Dixon Jr. is a patient ai
Saint Luke’s Hospital in NewBeri
for a few days. ,
• • ■>
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Avery an<
family visited his parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. Herbert Avery, in Snow HiU
a • «
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence ant
son, Tony, of Jacksonville visitet
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bromt
Spivey, Thursday, "i,.!;..
' • • •
Wilson Lowery was at home Sat
urday night with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. W. Lowery ant
and daughters Annette and Janice
Wilson is a student at Carolina.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Pollocl
visited her sister, Mrs. Charle
Barker, and Mr. Barker in Stells
Sunday.
• a • /
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moore o
Kinston visited her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Ervin Holloman, Sun
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* WMtty,
er, the bride wore a street-length
sheath dress of white brocade with'
matching Jacket with bracelet length
sleeves and a collar embroidered
in seed pearls. She wore a match
ing wisp hat with a slight veil and
carried a Bible tapped with a nose
gay of white carnations. ’
Miss Carol Arthur was the
^bride’s maid of honor and Mrs.
Dennis Riggs was bridesmaid. They
wore similar dresses of pink bat
iste fashioned with deep scooped
necklines and accented with 'wide
cummerbunds. They wore matching
head dresses and carried nosegays
of'white carnations.
William Cannon, brother of the
bridegroom, of Hubert was the best
man and ushers were Dennis Riggs
and Milton Arthur, both of Pol
locksville.
The bride’s mother wore a green
and blue printed silk dress with
matching accessories and a corsage
of. pink carnations. The bride
day. '
* • *
James Spence and Harper Gray
were in Morehead Sunday.
ONE GUILTY, TWO NOT
Judge Emmett Wooten ruled this
week that Gloria Jones was guilty
and that Julia Jackson and Delores
White were not guilty of shoplift
ing. All were from Dover route I.
Miss Jones was put on probation
for two years and ordered to pay
court costs.
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agement and Circulation, a* re
quired by the Act of August M,
1912, amended, of the Jones
Journal. The publisher and
editor is Wtlbiir J. Rider and the
business manager is Muriel G;
Rider, both of 1700 Heritage Streefc
Kinston, N. C.
The owner of this paper is the
Lenoir County News Co., Inc. of
403 West Vernon Avenue, Kinstajv
N. C.
Holders of one or more per cent
of the stock in this corporation
are: Wilbur J. Rider, Muriel G.
Rider, Mrs. John W. Rider, Barrus
Construction Co., Sheppard Ware
house, Inc., Harvey £. Hines Co.,
E. L. Scott, P. A. Hooker all of
Kinston, N C.
The known bondholders, mort
gages and other security holders
owning more than one per cent of
the total amount of bonds, mort
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or distributed, to paid subscribers
during the 12 months perceding the
date shown below was 643.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me
this First Day of October,; 1962.
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