Justice Mr. Harold Wicks from Durham visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wicks Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer from Wilson had> lunch with Mrs. Vera S. Whit/^ Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. GeorA Earp from Tarboro and Mr | and Mrs. Harry Gardner from; Raleigh came that afternoon. Mr. Carl Weeks from Swansboro and Mr. Dewitt Truckner from Peletier visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Perry Friday, Mr. and Mrs. .Perry went to Peletier Saturday for the day with Mr. and Mrs. Truckner then late that afternoon they .went to Jacksonville and 'stayed until Monday after noon with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Renn. Mrs. Edith Fleming from Rocky Mount had lunch Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Wicks. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Duke, Pam and Mike from ? Red Oak visited them that afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Lamm from Spring Hope had lunch Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Vann Bunn. Mrs. Lena B. Wheless went to Butner Tuesday morning for several days visit with Mr. and ""Mrs. Lee Wheless. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coley and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hayes visited Mr. and Mrs. Winford Blake in Raleigh on Sunday. Wrong One A housewife wis seated it breakfast when she heard the back door slam. Thinking it was her son returning from play, she called out, "I'm in here, darling. I've been wait ing for you." There was silence for a long moment, then an embar rassed shuffling of feet and finally a strong masculine voice which said: "I think you ought to know Madam, tfyat I ain't your regular milk man!" Argument Stopper Two opposing political candidates argued on a busy street, while a crowd of spec tators listened. "There are hundreds of ways of making money," one of the campaigners declared, "but onfy One honest one." "And what's that?" jeered the other. ? "Ah. ha!" rejoined the first. "I thought you would n't knoy!" ? ? Man. as a general rule, thinks well of himself. Jewelers 229 S. Garnett / HENDERSON, N.C. "nothing OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY TILL 5:30 P.M. li STERLING SILVER AND SILVER PLATE OUR COMPLETE STOCK HALF PRICE tM>ST HURRY! I Save Pp To7 5% | "SHAEFFER ? ? StT'15 *?E5 FOUNTAIN PEN Medium or Fine Point Reg. $5.95 GIFT BOXED $].99 "WESTCLOX" TRAVEL ALARM IN LEATHER CASE Rag. < $8.98 $3.99 HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! \ ELGIN 21 JEWEL LAMES WRIST WATCH > ??? $28 50 U GRUEN 17 ip*"" Luna <** m m - - MIEN'S CUFF LINK and HE MR or TIE TAG i SETS ??* I M?I ?W" ?2?? *?9 $75-0? tfPkff CL MAN'S WATER PROOF WRIST WATCH $22-50 R.C.A. TABU $8 99 RECLINERS MAKE A WONDERFUL GIFT. SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF STYLES & COVERS i. TOY 1 SALE 25% DISCOUNT JULALLIOYS IN STOCK LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HASSOCKS $6.95 ^ WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL ! SELECTION OF LAMPS , IN STOCK! ' BEDROOM CHAIR VALETS $24.95 1 MAPLE, MAHOGANY, BLACK I GREEN BOSTON (nn qc ROCKER pGGAGE, ? 111 * . . . perfect for Christmas 1 American Tourfster An experienced and famous traveler 9X12 OVAL BRAIDED RD6 29.95 Carpet Sale NEW. SAMPLES - MANY NEW COLORS AND PATTERNS AT REDUCED PRICES. NOW'S THE TIME TO DRESS UP YOUR HOME AT REG. SALE ? 5?? SO. YD. 8 50 VSQ YD 975 ? iQ. YD. BUDGET PRICES. FIRST QUALITY SPECIALS 501 NYLON SCULPTURED PATTERN 501 NYLON DEEP SCULPTURED PATTERN RANDOM SHEARED ' ACRI LAN IN OUR GIFT CORNER YOU'LL FIND THE LAR6EST VARIETY OF GIFTS ft ACCESSORIES TO BE FOUND ?r. ANYWHERE-FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. PEWTER FROM HOLLAND BRASS WARE FROM INDIA & ENGLAND COPPER ."ROM EGYPT 4 ENGLAND WOODENWARE FROM HAWAII GLASSWARE FROM SWEDEN & ENGLAND STAINLESS STEELWARE FROM JAPAN LEATHER GOODS FROM ITALY H.C. TAYLOR

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