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' ENTERED AT THE POST Or. KENANSVILLE, N.
C. AS SECOND CLASS MAIL HATTIZX . , - ., ' , ,
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ONE YEAR tBT MATW.JPC
JJXX MONTHS
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CBAT AND DEVOTED
AL, ECONOMIC, 'AND
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Z. 3 MATERIAL, EDUCATION
CULTUBAfc INTERESTS OF v
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MARCH 28, 1935
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GroW.ta the grace and knowledge "of our Lord and y
Savior Jeaaa Chrit-S Peter 8:18, ., r.f ,.'. '
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'"( ( r " GOLDEN GLEAMS ' i -A
little learning Is a dangerous thing; Drink deep,- or taste
not the Bieriaa spring; The shallow draughts Intoxicate the
brain, and drinking largely sobers as again-Pope. . ! "
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oil wouldn't be able to .recognize jhVpUmistlc salesman who
tried to sell you if you heard nis peasimwuu rum
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; Times are undoubtedly improving Its been
since we read
at least a
month
"Next Sunday
a Joke about short skirts making a man. look longer.
' . p j. 0 '.' " .f.'L , , a.' . ' ir",,c
ay drop a twefctf lionar'bUllCn tfcjVecpojCand'tf the
collector doesn't faint it's a sure sign that he U.an - Income tax- col-1
lector.
I s a. on toiirnevs through this vale of human activity e,.ia sur-
prised at the courtesy of some examples! $he human race and atl
f the rudeness of others. ; ; - (V, .v
"''. The reason the average husband is so conceited is that he thinks
he scored a triumph when he prevailed on his bride to accept his offer
to support her for life, j T- .-. '' ' ;
j' Hello Bonus boys! Now is your me to, stand: pat The" House
of Representatives In Congress has clothed itself in glory by pass
ing' the Patman B11L Tell our two U. S.' Senators, Mr Bailey and Mr.
Reynolds that if they do not stand pat, for said bill "and serve' the
soldier boys and the country instead of the Wall Street ' money gam
blers that when their present terms expire they had as. well bid their
seats in the Senate an 'everlasting farewell. Boys, sweethearts and
friends are going to stand behind you and their motto wUl be" "lay
on-McDuffy and damned be he who first cries 'hold! Enough!"' The
country is In the condition it la because of the scarcity of money and
itibelng cornered by our robber banking system.- K Maxwell, j
r Ajvs Is spending
sometiu.a in Iii ..'-iUd, Ga., with
her siat -r, v -.o is very 1U. , ' .
Mr. and Vs-3. Frt'd Williams of
FayettevlJe f"cnt Ei-j- lay with
Mr. and Mrs. Jul.n Bontic.
Mrs. Brooks, of St Petersburg,
Fla has been called to the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. Nettle
Wallace whose condition is grave.
Rev. and Mrs."W. J. Siler,; of
Warsaw were visitors here Sunday.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Frank - L&Roque
were the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
U R. Hagood Sunday. ' '
, Mr. Alton Keith, of WUmlngton,
was a "visitor in town Sunday. -
Mrs. Jimmie Andrews, - who has
been a patient at Parrott Hospital
has returned to her home. ,
Mr. ahd Mrs. Arthur Wood and
daughter, Margaret Hayes, were
visitors in Kington Wednesday. .
Jr. .Frank Quinn.iof Magnolia,
was; the guestof. Mr. J. L. Qutnn
Sunday. ' ' - "f '
Amongthose shopping' in Wilm
ington; Saturday .were: . IJrSriP. B.
D. Parker, fara , Emily - Parker,
Misses A.lma Royal, Naomi ' Wood,'
Mary Ruth Davis,; Misses 'Painter,
Fleetwood and Kemp.i - , t. . 1
missesvaaiue wuae'.Monoson ana
Kathleen Brlce, , members of the
faculty lipent week end in Rose
"Hill. . i
, Mr. jonn Wallace. , or. licKory,
Lis the ,guest of his sister, Mrs. iW.
W.' Wells. , "
Mr. Bruqa Burton, oj iacksonvlllo,
'Mr. Murray Wood,' Rev." W. a
Smith, and Miss -Josephine 3 Wood
spent Monday in 'Wilmington. '
s Mr. Charlie .Hardison, Louise
and Carl Hardison attended the
funeral of Mr. Hardlsons' father in
Wilmington on Sunday. '.,,
. . Mesdames Elliott ( Pickett . and
$10,0Dowii
24MonthsToPay
j Tax 'Listing: begins April 1st. " See
iyour Township List Taker early and list
your propipity. '
iTQWIf SHI1& ,
;warsaw. ,
IFAISON..;
IWOLFSCRAtE .
OST TAKER
...l-R;'H:Bestjr.
..B:F.McCo;man
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(GLISSON Miss Viola Westbroo'k
ALBERTSON . . . .Mrs. , MaWuabutiaw ;
.SMITH . J. E; KeijttiedyTi r. '
'Limestone": . , r. .&fim Miner :
'CYPRESS' CREEK .... .Mar English
ISLAND CREEK, l.&B. Adams :
ROCKFISH '. . :. . . .;. . . . .G.H. Klai?tqn
ROSE HILL : 'Mrs. A. R. Bland
;MAGN0IiA , . ,B. y. Byrd;
"KENANSVILLE ?T. P. Quinn, Sr
; ; fJ ;The Board of County Commission
ers have ordered thai; etery person list
nis real estate by book und page y:!:c?
deed is recorded in ResLter of Deeds Of-
e. 1 Be sure to bringtycuf f :cJ when
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Lou Ii
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sday afte
;ra Pickett.
I contests wer . -were
invited t
A beautiful c ;
the teble. F
1 of cream and
nresent were: I
attie Sue
and D. D. Eh-
,rrie Lee'Wood, La
ra Houston Pickett,
onald HarreU. CKf
ry' Lewis Smith, II.
l( ,3t and ' Evelyn
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Mr. i
Pink 1
With I . .
Mr.- f
the gu :
Hall Sun, y. - ' -l
(Mr. I veitt Parker, of 'Warsaw,
spent r a week end with Miss Jane
and M a Swlnson. , ' '
' Mr -.ma llrs. S. H. Mathla and
Children, of Mt Olive speht Thurs
day, hight with Miss Mattie win-
sdtt i i , " , ' '
V'L W. r f .Ala 1?0ifl
; inn warsaivh u mwm. - o
ter .i cnt Sunday afternoon ith
Miss 'Jane and Martha, Swlnson,
Mrs. I lis Royals was the guest
of i "tha Potter Sunday.
''sMUwis Carrie Johnson and her
sister., Fauiine, spent Sunday wjth
UXa and liargarec register. (
' 'Mr. Lut'l.sr Jones spent Saturday
night with Mr. OtiaJ&winaoh.'
Mr..!"pnry Brown, , of uowaen,
spent veral days , last week wu
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s Lee Clark, the Home
acher of 'Warsaw
ganlsed Woman's
Friendship oommun
meeUng at theihome
8 Swlnson last week,
rs Ben Wallace, of
at Sunday afternoon
1 Mrs. Kit James. -trs.
Ells Stokes were
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Mr.
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$5.00 Down
Feddy Kilowatt -
; Your Electrical :
1 Servant Says ,
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"TO YOU who plan to buy a new
refrigerator this spring, ; it's per
formance will be of greater im
portance to you than any other
feature. Look to the mechanism
it determines, how long and how
well .'"your; refrigerator will serve
you and at, what cost1! ' j , ,
Sealed in steel GENERAL ELEC
TRICS have 'no fear of the years.
fyr 'V . v ' "I ;'.' '"
GeneratESeetrics can
be purchased on Easy
Terms. VfV ;
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Small models can be operated for
leas than 8c per day
Our new rates are attractive
reaching the low' step iof i'je per
k. w. h. -; , , '
The new General Electric. Refrig
erator will add much to the' con
venience, comfort and economy of
your home. - ,
MAKE YOUR HOME' ELECTRI
CAL start with a new General
Electric Refrigerator! The real
cost Is lower than you believe.
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Wells, L. K. i
son and Mist- 4 .
ring, Verna 'K
Forjaw and BeU
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Mesdames S. E. II." v.. It.
Best, Sr., and W. P. tin j v.
associate hostesses oil We ! i
sfternoon, March 20th, when t y
entertained the local James llei. 1
Chapter U. D. C, at the home of
Mrs. Hines between the hour's ot.
3:00 and 6 o'clock.- '
The president, Mrs. J. M. Feirce,
was in tne cnair ana cauea me
meeting to order. Members ans
wered to the roll call with a fact
of Confederate . history. . As an
opening number on the program,
Mrs. J. Ev Williams and Uttle Mais
garet Ray Peirce played America
as a duet v
Mrs. J. W. Farrior gave most
Interestingly "Grant's Story of 'Ap
pomatox," , ' ' ' ;, '
'The Life of General stepnen
Ramseur," was read by Miss Sal-
Ue Olbbs Pridgen.
Mrs. Paul Potter gave a pro
gram of Southern melodies which
was greatly. ; enjoyed. Following
this Mrs. N B, Boney closed the
program with a poem.
During the business session the
local treasurer gave a report of
the work. Also announcement was
made of the pump being placed on
Daughters lot at Cemetary. The
lot has been recently cleaned off
and with the blooming shrubs and
jonquils now at their prettiest,
each daughter should make an ef
fort to see this spot of beauty.
jiuBicBacn nerveu cuerry'ice
cream and cake. .
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T E. L. BIBLE CLASS
I,!,.,
Bible C;
at the h
Friday ev. . - -
7:30 o'clock. Is1. si
was tastily deco, .. i v 1 - !"
quils and spirea, wre 1 3 r 1
bers assembled for ths, i
The class engaged In "i t
cv -Mon of the three fu .t t o. & of
fht- nA Tpstament namely C :m Ha,
1 codus and Leviticus. 'A contest I week
ffoiiwered wlto tne names w- imr.muu,
I s vis enjoyed.
A t Use business session the fol
1 - t c.VIcers were elected:
i i t: Mrs. Emma Powell
C ' "rs; Teacher: Mrs. H. L.
tev(iis, Jr.; Eecretary: Mrs. B. F.
Cooper. ' . . 1
The hostess served tempting
sandwiches, cookies and hot choc
olate. , 1 g.
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weit to I- '
Mr. 1 and .
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Miss Vi).
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B. F. GRADY NEWS
. ' . , IS ENTERTAINED
Mesdames G. G. Best and L. ?H.
Kenansville is more Xhan. proud
of her basketball team this year,
but we feel that our pride has arj
sen since the teams have become
champions. While , the; people ot
Kenansville were . . unconscious of
the fact that there was a team ot
boys and girls at the school who
were about to bloom forth lo tbo
glory, of the town, there was hard
work being .done by the .boys 1 and
girls that is almost forgotten.
We want to recognise Miss .Ruth
Bird who'htJi' been oachlng the
girls team this year and has done a
wonderful " work; which has not
won as much glory as the boys and
yet has worked up a team that is
a credit to;outr school and com.
munity. 1 i - " ' ' ,,,
We want to recognize '' Amos
Brinson who gave- much of his
time working with: the hoys and
did a great part In the leading of
them to be twice champions in one
season. Amos stayed with the boys
lire' Shout the County Tourna-
ment'held at Beulavllle March 8th
and ,9th and came back with' his
team undefeated and winners of
the cup." This IS the second time
that the Kenansville hoys ' have
been awarded the County Cup and
one .more County:", Championship
will give them the, cup as a perma-:
nent possession. 'Amos., stayed by
the boys in the Wilmington Tour
nament and again led them - to a
greater victory by being awarded
district " Championship over .. all
competing teams In the Star-News
Y ..Tourney.. Kenansville sow. real
ises that she put two great .teams,
but the honoc should go to those
who helped make them great Miss
Ruth Bird and Mr. Amos Brinson.
j - A Subscriber. ' . .
ROSE HILL r.!UCIC;
j r CLUB MEETS
1 O V V L
t Rose ; HU1, March ' 16th. The
Rose Hill music club held iU Mar.
meeting at the home of Mrs. E. G.
Murray on Tuesday evening. Mar.
12,wlth Mrs. W. S. Wells, assist
ing' the hostess, , At the business
meeting which wss presided over
by;' Mrs. , A. B. viis, president,
Miss Estelle Ft U was elected
delegate to the Late Convention
of ' Federated I c Clubs to be
held In Winstni. I "9 for special
Easter music a u :a, and Mrs.
H. C. Marshall i -s t - ,;i.tcd di
rector for this i
was elected cl
Music Week fur
with Mrs. L. A.
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1U N. Trianon V Kington, NG.
.Miss Gatherlne Whitehead and
Mr. Jasper Tyndall had supper in
Kins ton last Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zarbough
and Miss Pauline Zarbough spent
the past week end with Mrs. Zar
bough's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Herring who lives near Pink
Hill. ' . - ,
' Misses Bettle Fay Garner and
Evelyn Sullivan visited Miss Zora
Dail. last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Lee and Mr. Jack
Parker went to the show in Kins-
ton last Wednesday night. , - 1
During last week , end . Misses
Ethel, Ruth and Nora Guy had as
their guests, Misses Lyda and Mar
garet Howard. ; ,-'
Messers Bob Kelly,; Bill ' waller
and J. I. Smith went to the Wal
Mr. and Mrs. Csis'l
and Carl, Jr., and I,
Whitehur .t, I. in 1 C.
rah Carr y rit to hi.
urday morn! .7.
Mr. and Lis. S'iry 1
Durham, viwited Mr. aJ
Daughtrey. tout week end.
Everyone in toe cos.
pleased to know that I
Smith, , who has been :
bout two months, has agn' 1
teaching.
Visitors of Miss Grace V
last Sunday were: Misses 1
Bradshaw of Rose Hill en l
Smith of Deep Run. .
Misses Elsie Tilghman a i '
cllle Creech spent a part of l
week end In Kinston.
! The primary find grammar i
es of B. . F. Grady , High !
gave Jtheir Commencement ;
night. If was enjoyed very in,
hyalU
, It is hoped, that everyone "S s
tend the-.-vDeclaratlon-Reci:
Contest", "which is to be at X
High, School -next Friday ti'..,
March 2Bth. , .
, Miss Katherlne ; Whitehurst
Mr. Jasper ,Tyndall went, to
"Gene 'Austin' in Goldsboro
Saturday tiht - "
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Miss EdnaJ Turner, a student at . Mrs. Eborn Plttman and Mrs.
Lotiisurg College, LouiSburg. spent. Floyd Heath were Kinston visitors
the .week ena nere wim ; ner, jfujr.
parents. '- '
Mra. Hedrick Moore has gone to
i' Mrs. Ike Stroud, who has been a
nntiMit. at MembriaLOeneral Hos-
xaimuaiiuurg - w Bint wu uu pjtaj i jn i Kinston, reiurnea noine
with relatives. -- ; ' ' Sunday.'. " - ; '":'"
- Miss uons mrnerwu a revuu
visitor at New Port
' Mr. ' Robert' Grady, of Kenans
vllle, editor of the Duplin 'Times,
Was a recent Pink Hill visitor. -"
Raleigh visitors recently includ
ed Mesdames L, C. Turner, Jones
" Mr. and .Mrs. Eborn Plttman and
Eborn Plttman, Jr., spent Sunday
with relatives' in Kinston. -
1 Mri and Mrs. Floyd Heath, Mrs-
Horace Tyndall, Wanda : Tyndall,
a.iu ' ..... m.An ia u.i. ) Eborn Fiuman, jr., au nuu
en Tankard. ' Edna Williams. " and ' Heath. Jr., were Kinston shoppers
1 Ruth Hough. ' -' ' I Saturday afternoon.
c. Wells
a of National
t -e local club,
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four ' Of IiOW : 8 "At. 'i 1. r
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THIS UNUSUALEVENt AFFORDS YQUTHE QEP0RTUNI
v TY'of Billing your New Spring Clothes at after Season Prices,
.j, v e are never unqersou on,riuLj&&(ivnowingiy.
, : SPECIAL REDUCTION ON ALL :
rBJe:S:Ili' Drecses
Now : $W, 91 to $ 1.95
' Priced . "mA kr':., 'I
Formerly PricedFrom $3.95to $6.95,
Yes, it's actually true! Values that usually . appear only when
the season Is practically over. We could offer these dresses for
.much more and sell them, tool but we bought them in a most
' Advantageous special purchase and we prefer to pass the bene
, fits on to you. - , , - , ( ' 1 1 ' ' ', ,' ' '
' WARNING The: styles are so smart and the values so great
; that we suggest" you take no chances,. By .all means come. In
earlyl ' , .,.- 51 M, j ' , . t,,(
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,ry - White Buck -; ,
S:j";White- Linen 'w
' ' Feature Spring Wear,
d its 11 ' I '. Ties and Pumps ' Are
Popular,
White Fabric
: $1,49 up ;
Ve Spccir.lL-2 in Hen's Natural Criie
lien's v;:.:tc cizs frcW ;Ti.c3 up;
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