By Mm. J. H. H.ddock, Jr.
Qover 4-H Club Has
Regular Meeting
The Clover 4-H Club held iti
regular meeting recently in Chin
quapin Chapel. Donald Phillips,
presided over the meeting. Devo
tions were led by Sharon Haskins.
Pledges were led by Robert Allen
Ives and Harold Smith.
Danny Koonce, was welcomed as
a new member.
Janice Lowery was elected to the
committee to make plans to recog
nize adult leaders.
Demonstrations were given by
Anne Heath, on “What to do wheni
Bitten by a Dog”, Donald Phillips,
on "Parliamentary Procedure”.
Next meeting will be a Halloween
- party November 2, at the ag build
ing.
The following were elected to the
committee to plan the Halloween
party: Annette Lowery, Robert Al
len Ives and Sharon' Haskins. |
Mrs, J. H. Haddock Jr.
Hostess to Her Club
Mrs. J. H. Haddock Jr entertained
members of the Trentwood Park
Canasta Club at her home Friday
night.
Attending were Mesdame Nimrod
Carroll, Wl F. Hill, J. R. Blue,
Lawrence Pollock, Linwood Pollock
and Alma Vassey. An invited guest
was Mrs. Carl Flowers Jr.
Before play the hostess served in
dividual pecan pies. During jilay re
freshments of nuts, mints, and Cokes
were served.
Mrs. Linwood Pollock won the
prize for high sfore, and Mrs. Carl
Flowers Jr received the consolation
prize.
Mrs. J. R. Franck is
Hostess forUridge
Mrs. J. R. Franck entertained the
Little Bridge Club at her home Fri
day night.
Members attending were Mes
dames: Marvin Thomas, Leslie Par
ker, Rogers Pollock, Harold Hargett
Jr., Fred Foscue and W. D. Parker.
Invited guests were Mesdames: Carl
I pock, and Ernest Barnes.
During play the hostess served
fruit punch, nuts, and crackers. Af
ter three progressions, refreshments
of chocolate pie, whipped cream, and
coffee were served.
Mrs. I pock received the prize for
hijgh score, and Mrs. Pollock re
ceived the consolation prize.
Mrs. Roy Mallard is
Home Club Hostess
The Mallardtown Home Demon
stration Club held its regular meet
ing Monday with Mrs. Roy Mallard.
Mrs.'' Sylvanus Mallard presided.
Devotions were given by Mrs. S.
D. Mallard. Mrs. Ray Harrison led
the group in singing. Mrs. Clyde
Banks gave the prayer.
A demonstration on “Clothing"
was given by Miss Anne Reece, as
sistant home economics agent. Re
ports were given by Mrs. Ray Har
rison, on “Clothing”, and Mrs. Pearl
Harrison, on “Safety”. Mrs. Nannie
Scott froth the Oak Grove Club was
a visitor.
PERSONALS
Mr. Rom Mallard attended the
executive 'board meeting of the
North Carolina State Convention,of
Free Will Baptists at the Mount
Olive Jr. College Monday.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mallard of
Danville spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rom
Mallard and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Moore of Dover.
* * *
Mrs. Rom Mallard and Anna
Marie Phillips visited Mrs. Burkett
Raper in Mount Olive Monday.
* * *
Margaret Cared Banks attended
State Fair and spent the weekend
with Avis Vick.
* * *
Mrs. Donald Clark and son of
Jacksonville recently spent a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Avery.
* * *
Ronald Davenport, a student at
State College, recently spent the
weekend with, his mother, Mrs. Leo
Green.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becton of Kin
ston recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Green.
Mrs. Robert Avery and children
visited her mother, Mrs. Cletnmie
Manning, in Grimesland Sunday.
* * *
Mrs. Mavis Griward of Green
ville spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Crttom. [
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Avery, and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Jake:
Croom, Elaine - Groom and Donald
Ray MacDaniel, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Dail in Kinston Sun
day. . 'r!
* * *
Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Franck and
children spent the Weekend at At
lantic Beach.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Croom visited
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Rogers in Wals
tonburg, Sunday.
*.+ *
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark and
son of Jacksonville were Saturday
night dinner guests <jf her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Avery.
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Elaine Croom, a student at East
Carolina College, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Croom.
* * *
Mrs. Robert Avery, and children;
and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Croom, visit
ed Mrs. Toby Heath in St^ow Hill
Wednesday.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Parker and
son attended homecoming at Gordon
Street Christian Church in Kinston
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Gene Tumage of
Kinston visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Jarman, Sunday.
* * *
Mrs. Garland white and children
of Cove City visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Winfried Davenport,
Saturday. ’; ■ ’ •//'' ' 1
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Avery and
children recently visited Mrs. Clem
mie Manning in Grimesland.
. * * *
Mrs. Gene Tumage of Kinston
recently visited her. parents, Mr.
and Mrs.- Wayne Jarman.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Croom recent
ly visited Mr. and Mrs. Buck Rogers
in Wilson.
a * *
Mr. and Mrs. Maykm Letchworth
of Snow Hill recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Avery.
* * *
Elizabeth MacLaren, of Detroit,
Michigan, recently visited her sister,
♦ * *
Nancy Davenport, a student at
,W C, recently spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Leo Green.
• * a
Mr. and Mrs. James Spence and
daughter, Mrs. E. G. Green, attend
ed the wedding of Jerry Spence to
Miss Virginia Hedrick of Jones
town, Virginia. The wedding was
performed in Yorktown. Spence is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.'James
Spence of Trenton route 1.
Jana Stroud
Continued from page 1
Banks; Secretary-Treasurer Linda
Andrews; Reporter Ann Heath;
Frankie Green. Recreation Leaders
Allen Stroud and Annette Lowery;
Pianist Teresa Creagh. These will
be installed at achievement night.
Sue and Carol Cauley, Mike Phil
lips and Pat Faulkner were elected
ushers a* the Home Demonstration
Achievement Night Program cm
November 20.
The president announced there
would be no more regular meetings
of the 4-H County Council until the
3rd Monday night in January.
> Annette Lowery, reporter
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