jjiUci.J'fi LM L,., i
r : r ; iiie paw-, tract or parcel of 1, .J, it
.1 11 a certain . BrjJimSi'sr at a ! ' t ( n
n J by G. Wjl ditch of Poly Er.ti 'i, 1 i-
J. . imams, Trustee; ant's Deceased Coi nrr i i
1 in I juk 275 at pagt thence his line (Nnv 1 ) '-
I -i ')Un County Registry," 55 east 99 poles to a s 1 1 ack
v,. r been made In tho." gum, his corner on back
i.f the note secured there-', line; thence with ssiiJ I "e South
1 rsijned will, on the! 27 east 47 polos to a white oak,
r ,i i: April, between tnej bush (not found) thence south
twelve and one, at Ahej' 8 west .120 poles to a water oak
iv door -in KenansvIUe,w (not found) at the run of Poly
County,' sell to the'hlghestj branch ditch; tiience up the run
for cash the following de ditch of said branch aa It mean-
i real estate lying and be-
in Faison Township -ic-wit:'i
-Auin ata stake the north-1
t twiner1, of the tract of land ;
1 C y conveyed to Bunn Ben- (
" md runs N. SI, E.-S6 poles j
, ; e corner; In" the center 01 a, 1.
ii, ti.enee NW, W. 48 polea
,.,. H W W. IU 1-S ixUca to a !
f lie, thence 8.1 8ft. B. ,18 polea
to a stake on "the .Avenue,' then
N. SI, E. 48 l- poJesHo atake
t e beginning "corner; , containing
1 3 9-10 acres; more of less. ; -. 5
Together with right-of-way,
on, over and across'two avenues, ;
l ading In an eastern direction
"to the Mallard Road as-ahown
ly a plat made by O. Beems,
Purveyor, July 20th, 1925,; which
f lat Is on Tife wlthtbe First
National Bank 1 Warsaw,
ders to, the. beginning,' contain
ing 82 acres, more or less.
Advertised this the 4th, day of
April 1935. ,; ):
s H. EDMUND ROGERS and.
'f At. J BLANTON, Commission
ers, y v,: ? May 2-4t A. J. B.
APPLICATION FOB PARDON
;'-;;yw,v,.u., 0, 'yrt.fV'.-i'
. Application will be 'made to. the
Governor of. North, Carolina, for
the pardon of David Wfojf, convict
ed at the January; term; of the
Superior Court of Duplin County,
for the crime of L A R and sen
tenced to the roads for a term of
IB mtalMKH.f0 f
, All persons 'who? oppose ii'the
granting of said pardon are in
, j Uie rlt , 8-
v. wMe from the be;. ; cor-'
nor of the above deaciwd tract
on the south aide of Tena Can's
Une, then N. 75, E. 27 1-2 polea,
to the public road at Rubin
Falson's and Tena Carr'a cor
ner on said public road.
""2nd. Tract That land conveyed
to George .Branson by L Frank
Faison by deed dated the 80th.
ay of April, 1908 and described
therein a follows; Being . two
lota of an acre each of the lands
deeded to Daniel lane front A.
D. Hicks, the said lots being now
In the posesslon of George Brun
son and being taken from the '
southern boundary of. said lands,
owned by the said Daniel Lane.,
and adjoining the lands of Rubin
Faison and Page CaiT.!;ifl.V
Adv. March ; 28th, : April 4th,
JJth,. 18th. i. r si;
:ftr:'M,:McD,-WILIiIAMS;
V-.-iv-.v -V-vrffe' , Trustee,
H. T. Ray; Att'y.X ;;;' r
4-18-4 .t-'H.' T.' R, -U-P ''
' , - Adv. March 28U, April 4th; Jlth vited to forward their protest to
18th. ,, H" '-.''"' - the' Governor without delay.
j-:!:XfiZm&f:kw - . ;.- ;. w powELii,-
feW3" C"n ' 4-18-2t. W?E. V; . j ;
H. T.
,4-18-4t
fc x ' ' NOTICE OF BALE Ur LAND f
Under and , by virture of ' the
power of sale contained In a cer-
"NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S i
l.Under and by viriu of a Judgf. tain deed t trust executed by O,
nient of the SUPERIOR'Court of , w,, Brunson and wife, . . Jane
Duplin iCounty, we by M., ,Vi Brunson ' to M. McD. 1 .Williams,
parnhlli; Judge Presiding in a cer-, Trusteei and recorded to Book 294
v tain civil action entitled Lecolon at Page.176,,, default having been
H. watKins et at vs.. 1. ij oiwu maoe in me payment 01 uw now
.and Foy Brown, ef al, docketed ln seoured thereby, the. undersigned
' Judgment Docket 21 page 125-281 will on the 29th day of April, 1935,
. the undersigned commissioners will, between the hours of twelve and
' at; or about the hour of 1 o'clock; one, at the courthouse door In
P ' nr. 'nn Monday Mav 6th. 1935 Kena'naville. Dunlin Countv. sell to
" at the court house door In Kenans-:, the highest bidder for cash,' the
vi'.le North Carolina sell for cash following described real estate. Ly-
Duplin County, . State of : North
i Carolina and bounded as follows
PIANO FOR SALE!
One Howard Grand Plana Low
j price for ulck disposal; nif charge
V for,, tanaferruig contract. T Terms
( to- suit " putchaser.j;. Also several
small new and used pianos, special
j ; lees. Let us know your want In
; nos. Write or see , t
'' . ."'5' ''t
ey's Piapo Company
' 't Bok 1138 - ' 1
WILSON, N. Cv
Beginning at a stake on the
Tena-Carr line and runs N. 22
1-2 E. 26. poles to s stake, then
N. 70, W. IS -2 poles Maggie
Falson's corner, then S. with her
line 15. W. 25 X- poles, thence
N. 70, W. 14 poles to a stake;
I Will Taylor's- corner, tnence d.
i IS, W 8 poles to a stake In Tena-
I Carr old line, thence that Une 8,
75. E. Ill, poles to a stakef
thence 8. 81, W. 1 4 poles to a
stake, Tena Carr'a corner, thence
8.83 1-2, E. 18 poles to the begin
nlng ' containing 2 , acres, more
'. . -. i,."."..'"'i.:i
MAXWELL? MEAL
Makes Bread Good to the last Crumb FOR SALE by the
f a- Following leading Merchants: 1
'fdK, QUINN, ,', ',' - PACKERS
? Kenansvtlle, , ,. Warsaw -
, -GRANTS i ;
i " Ktaston -,
( ' . L. C. TURNER
Pink Hill " - v' Pink" Hill
'PAUL THOMPSON r
J Rlchlands
" L. P. TYNDALL
Yes It's WATER GROUND Put up and guaranteed hy
Maxwell's Mill '
PINK HUX
H. D, MAXWELL, Prop. "
ROUTE 8
';,Kiil?.'i,'r?Tr;':r:
Ta DbsitorsVnd other creditors in the .
: C .X THETBANk OF MAGNOLIA ?
As required1 of all tbatiksoperitiii A:!
nnnor t.h'A Inwa ht t.hia Nf ato lnir t he AVf wfr !
the jGeneral Assembly (duly ratified and
.' known as House BiU Ho,-185), this bank'
hastens to give you due notice of the ef ¬
fects ofcthis legislation; accMinto' the J
intheAct: . - . v '
rThat on and after July 1, s
1935, by' virtue of Chapter , i
:i Public Laws of 1935,, ' .
the additional or double lia- r
bility heretofore imposed by k
Statute upon the stockhold
ers cf banks, in the event of ' '
tli e liquidation o f ' such
banks, doinff business under ,f ;
the laws of Ncrth Carolina
will be no longer imposed.,,
' , T, n nAn:
-Li
?r.
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
Notice is hereby: given toiall
persons whomsoever, that :the un
dersigned will apply for a pardon
for Buster Stalllngs, convicted at
the' December term, 1934, Super
ior Court' Said applicant will make
application for. pardon before Hie
Excellency, J. C B. wEhringhaus,
Governor of North Carolina, . on
the 80th, day of April, 1935.
All persons opposing said pardon
will please file their protest on or
before ' said , date. ;?' aii ' K"-
This the 9th' day of April, 1935.
BUSTER STALLINGS, '
':V f?'' AppUcant 1
. ii. d. .coney, anu no Deri v.
Wells, Attys. i:-'.':
Apr 18. 2t- N JB. B. 'x'i:ij
rJ'.."'1 ..'.0" r'.h'V .vt'.i''
SALE OF VALUBLB FARM
. ... PROPERTY
v r , , o , ,
Under and by virtue of the au
thority conferred upon us in. a
Deed of. Trust executed by B . A.
BeU and Wife, Levadat- Bell and
Nancy I Hatcher, on the 26th day
of February, 1926, and recorded to
Book 276; Page 104, we, will on
Saturday, the., g;,fj- ;i .. fi,,..
4th' day1 of May, 1985 .
12 o'clock noon - ,
at the Courthouse door In Duplin
County, KenansvUle, N .C, sell at
public auction for cash to the high
est bidder the following land, . to-wit-
-i;- V;.v ;
" ' That certain tract or parcel of
land containing 7.41 acres, more . j
or less, situate lying and being.
,oi 4he Wllmlngton-Goldsboro
Public Road and en the Clinton
Faison Public Road about one
mile trora the Town, ef Faison,
In, Faison Townships DupUn
Xionnty,. North ; Carolina, and
bounded on the N. by the Clln-
ton-Falson Publle Road on .the
E. by the Witanlngton-Goldsboro
PubUo Road, on the S. by the
lands of the Mallard Estate, and
' An 4k. W 1... . .1.- .V- ..iH
and asere specifically described
follows: -t .t.r
' Beginning at the Intersection'
Of the Clinton-Fatoon ' public
road with the Goldsboro Wil
mington publifl road, . and runs
theneeTHa the Goldsboro-WU-mington
Road S. 1 E. 42 8-5 pol
es to a ittskoa said read; thence
N. 85 1-2 E. 29 poles to a stake;
the Moore corner; thence, N 1.
W. 40 poles to' a stake on the
CI in ton-Falson Road; thence with
said road N. 89 E. 29 poles to
the beginning, r containing 7.41
acres, more or lees.
This land Is sbld subject to all
unpaid taxes. " - .,
This sale is made bv reason of
the failure of B. -A. Bell and .Wife
V J . v. . l
Mvouft ocii ana,. nancy u natoher
ro pay oil. ana aischarge , the In
debtedness secured by .said Deed
A deposit; of 10 per cent wUl: bfr
required from the purchaser at the
This the 28th day of March,-1935.
INTERSTATE TRUSTEK
UOKPO RATION, -Substituted Trus
May-2-4t-,ITC.-:.-?;. ..-
. -,-L.. . -.OTICE
f Having qvs- -fied ..before . the
Clejk of the Superior ,Cpurt . o-
Duplin County.. as executor of the
list will and testament of li H.
Pridgeh, deceased, ; late of said
County; this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to present
them to the undersigned at Mount
Olive, N. C on or before the 20th
day of April, U936, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All 'nAMnna IndAhtakfl tn aoM "
tato are urgently requested to
make prompt settlement. . - ','
. This the 15th day of April, 1935.
VW'i., ALBERT S. GRADY;
t ff.::&:.a i-fi'" Executor.-': '
. S-23-6U A. O;,-"' .v-v
Cypress, Creek News
i&f""' xtr'6 0 ' ' -;
- (Too Late For Last Week) ;
Mr Gibson James,. Mr. J. B.
Batchelor, Mr. and Mrs. O.. J.
Hunter, Mrs. J.W. ' Murray and
Mr. E. J. James made a business
trip to KenansviUe last Tuesday.
Mr. W. Li, Hood and son, Dil
lon Morris Hood of Goldsboro,
spent last week with Mr. A. E..
James.
Mr. and Mrs.'. Joe Raynor enter
tained, at a peanut shelling last
Friday nlgbt
Miss Annie James spent last
Saturday . night . with Miss Raaie
Hunter. ! : ':, : ';
Mrs. E. J. . iifl attended the fu
neral of her uncle, Dr. J. E. Hart of
Wadesboro Tuesday, April 9th. Al-
at Bethel Sunday night. f . '. Born to Mr. and Mrs. l l: i i
There will be an : Easter egg erick Sunday ,a girl. M-s. I'aJmi
hunt for adults' and nhiHrn ,. was before her marriaere Miss ETar
so visiiea ner parenw, ,ir. ana . iJettsl church Satuma'ir art l s-aivf Sloan , -
uo., wk vi nwun u" i .bveryocay is cordially invited
past week. Mrs. . Wells returned '., Mr. and Mrs. W .M Hunter vis
homersunday. April 14th. She was Jted Mrs. Clavten Nethemntt fi,.n.
day l ,
Mrs. Gib Bachelor visited friends
here Sunday. .
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. , S.
B. Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hart. . ,
Rev. U E. WelU and Mr. D. S.
Boney attended the Presbytery at
Mt Olive, '. ,
Mesdames Tommie Williams and
Paul Smith were tbs guests of Mrs.
D.fi. Boney Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lummie Lanier was host
ess to several ladies Wednesday af
ternoon at a peashelling. She serv
ed cake and tea.'
Bern tc Mr .and Mrs. Rawlie La-
Universalist Church
! Notice,....,:,
Miss Melva Forlaw entertairfed nier Tuesday a girl, Betty .Jean.
a few of her friends Tuesday even-1 Mrs. Lanier was .formerly Miss
tag, April 9th. After enjoying sev- i Minnie Nethereuttv
eral contests and games the host
ess served chicken salad sandwich
es and 'ice 'Uai-.'-'t,:-'-''t:H'-
Miss Eugenia, Forlaw': spent the
week end with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. i E." Oi-'FortoW."-'--;
Dr. H. G. Bedinger, President of4
Flora McDonald College delivered
the Baccalaureate Sermon at Cle
ment' High School Sunday, April
14th, Quite a number of Teachey ,
folks attended. - .
Jane. Pope and A. J. Cavenavgh, j
jr., mascots of the Senior Class of
There will be an Easter Service
at Outlaw's Bridge at 4:00 Pj M.
Sunday. . I , ' i 1
'.Among the f entrees arej Playlet
by tt s 4 Young People's "Sunday
School Class, "The First Easter
Morning." v , 'i.i' ' 1' "
Easter Seng Processional, I by
the Intermediate Class.' , I
Keriahsville Nevis
.. . , .
'J
The-"younger set" -of Kenans-
Clement High School entertained v,Ue were 'delightfully entertained
tb8 Seniors at the home of A. J. day. night by Messrs. Amos
Cavenaugh, Jr., Wednesday even- Brinson and Beecher Sitterson at
ing iOth. Those attending fromle Community Center; the build
Teachey were Mary Frances Wells, beinS beautifully decorated
Rona Robinson, Mary Elizabeth wtt- sPrinS flowers and frePe
Turner, Sarah Ellen Wells, Edwin Per carrying out the Easter motif.
nmn. n.w i,. i While the chaperons for the occas-
Mr Gibson James, of the Rlch-j- Mesdames J. M. WelU Stanly 8ion- Mrs. L, A. Beasley, Mrs. X.
lands section,- spent ' Sunday with
relatives at Cypress Creek.
Mr .and Mrs. -A.' E. James, Mr.
and 'Mrs. David James, Mr. Joe
Brown of this; section, attended
the birthday dinner at Mrs. Spy
Brown's of Chinquapin Sunday.
' Misses Hettie Tressie and Annie
Brown, spent the week end with Mrs. E. Johnson motored to Wilm
their sister, Mrs. Davie Halso, of .ington Thursday, April 11th,
V
wii- V xr aa .A M. iirOCK. ana Mr. ana mrs. rtuu-
tess at a miscellianeous shower rt c- Wclla .nejeyed bridge, the
given for Mr. and Mrs. Eusebiens iest participated in the frist real
Johnson at the home of Mr. ,and dance of the season- Punch wa3
Mrs. E. D. Wells oniMonday, April served through the evening by
15tn bj Misses Marie Williams and Ina
Miss Rutif Wells and Mr. Edwin Newton. At the close of the bridge
Wells, Jr., accompanied by Mr. and Same- Mrs- Wells was found t0
UU1U UU1C anu va j,n,omvvu
a box of candy. Delicious ice
Mr. J. B. Wella made a business ' cream and eake was Beyed bl thf
trip to Goldsboro, April 10th. i ftcat8. assisted Dy miss num cyru.
u a n arn j Guests for the ocassion were: Miss-
6mq yj. u. tv ciio miu uaviu
Chinquapin.
Mr. Ralph James Imd Mr. Harold
Mr. William Jones, Of Maready, N. ! Wells motored to Wilson on busi- 'es Caroline Jerrett Doris Dobson,
C. ' - ' ' . iness Monday, ApriMSth. azei ana 1.01s wuimiiwu-..
Mr.'and Mr.; Robert Batchelor Ramsey of Burgan "?!
of CvnreH .Preek i- nri nrwnHlnor
this week with relatives at Pink I u- U8C-r-
Bill. . .. ... I Mrs- Theo- Hufham and little
daughter of Bowden were the
Mr. Joe Brown, was the guest of
Miss Hettne Tressie and Annie
Brown Sunday night
Mr. S. JR. Murray was the guest
of Miss Rl:by Jones Sunday.
Miss Virginia Powers, of Maple
Hill, was the guest f Miss Rosie
Hunter Tuesday. ---
The following went on a fishing
trip to Snead's Ferry last Wed
nesday: Mr. A. E. James, Mr, Rus
sell JameSi Mr. M.aT .James, Mr.
Elbert James, Mr,' Joe Raynor and
MrW L, Hood.iW ,
Gum Branch Items
visiting her parenU, Mr. and Mrs. 1 sykes- Sue Niel and Dorothy Ken"
neay, nieanor unu cucu nuumn
land, Ina Newton, Billy Pickett
and Ruth Byrd, J. O. Bowman, Jr.
' Miss Luiti Hinaon nau u iuio-
'YrkrTiina met 1n Inot vrnaolr tn tpfT)
over the bobbed w'-o,' which- had
been placc-J around the Courthouse )
square to protect tk-3 shrubbery re- .
cently set out there by the Junior
Woman's Club. She suffered a sev-
ere cut from the fa which neces-v
sitated several stitches. Her right
arm nus aisu ueun cxticmcij. ov
but we are glad to report that
Miss Hinson is able to be up again.
Sbo hopes her experience will be a,
caution to others.
The KenansviUe Sub-Deb Club
met at the home or Miss Doris
Dobson Saturday night at 7:30
o'clock. At the close of the busv- ,
ness discussion delightful refresh- i
ments were served, consisting of
ice cream and cake, after which an
evening cf dancing was enjoyed by
the members present.
Mrs. Arthi r Strickland entertain
ed a number of little girls and boys .
on last Thursday afternoon from
3:00 to 5:00 o'clock, honrolng her
oldest daughter, Mattie Lee, who
celebrated her 12th birthday at
that time. After several interest
ing and enjoyable outdoor games
fhn o-iiaota mora 1 n iri t oH in fni TP-
J. B. Stroud, Charlie Lee William-. fresnments which were home-made
son, Woodrow, Maurice and Wil-
guests of Mrs. Joe Rlvenbark Sun,
uuy, Aiim j.m. , . . T ,, T ur
flrairv f i,, th,t vr, nrt Mr. IT 17 ' J , Mattie Lee received many attrac
Soory to know that Mr. and Mrs. Williamson .Murphy Dobson, and ' , ... . '
ice cream with assorted cakes.
Johnny Blantons baby is ill,
The merchants are making some
improvement on their stores, paint
ing and remodeling.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rouse and
daughter, visited relatives at Mag
nolia Sunday, April 14,
tive birthday presents.
Mrs. D. S. Williamson was host
,ess to the B. M. G. Sewing club
Anna Carr spent the week end in j
Wallace, N. C. occasion were made most attrac-
..ii..c "5'- tive with an artistic arrangement
Fentress Brock.
Misses Rebecca Edgerton and
mington, N. C. on the bus Satur-
Mr. Charlie Glover of Greens-; day.
bcro was in town Wednesday, Mrs. A. J. Merritt left Monday
I April 10th. I to spend "strawberry-season" with
Mrs. Roy Crump of Wilmington- Mr. and Mrs. B. u. weiw at i eacn-
Steel ingot- output In flrsr quar,
i w luur-year recpra, f.r-i-
.ft v
'.'"'t'ia.lrT'"Trs
s Beidavllle
; A...-r.A,
BETTER EQUIPPED FOR SER
VICEEAT AND DRINK WITH
US LET US GAS AND OIL
YOUR CAR. f , . , C
YOUR PARTONAGE Wnx"
BE APPRECIATED v
EXPERT
DRY CLEANING
MODERN EQUIPMENT :
QUICK KEB7CE
,,, SATISFACTORY WORK
Mercer Dry Cleaners
, Known For Bettor Cleaning '
rrt "..wiixE
: (Intended For Last 'Week)
, Mr. Floyd . Howard and Miss
Gertie Smith and little son, Sher
wood, spent last week , with, their
grandfather , Mr J. E..Kearedy. K
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Herring
and Messers Gordon Kennedy and
Paul Mercer and Miss Doris Har
per motored to Kinston to the
show Saturday P. M.
Misses Bessie and Thelma Ken
nedy: visited Mrs. Qarrie Howard
.Saturday afternoon J .
Mr .Gordon Kennedy Is .painting
at Beulaville "this week.
x Mr, JS ,M. Halland family and
Mr. Horace Herring visited.' Mr.
Horace Herrin"'
sister' Mrs .Frank Cavenaugh at
Sandy Bottom Sunday.
Mr. ; Floyd Howard is working
with his grandfather Mr. J. E. Ken
nedy thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace ? Herring
motored to Kinston, Monday night.
Mr. Jacob Kennedy, , Mr. and
Mrs. Josh Kennedy visited Mr.
Coy Kennedy Saturday night.
We. are .all .very sorry to know
that Mrs. Frances Kennedy Is still
very ill at her home. .
Mr. J. E. Kennedy and Mr. Hor
ace Herring made a business trip
to KenansviUe Saturday morning.
Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Hall and
little daughter Vera Mae s spend
ing a few days with Mr. Hall's
parents Mr. and Mrs." E. M.. Hall,
f Mrs;'- Sardh Kennedy and child
ren visited at Mr. C. B..Kennedy's
Saturday afternoon , -Mr.
and Mr.' Joe Whaley and Mr.
and Mrs. D.- H. Whaley were visit
ors at Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kenne
dys Saturday afternoon. ' ( -;
Mr. , J, M. Kennedy and Mr, Vis-
ton Kennedy made a business trip
w Jtunsion last anursday.
rTEACHEYNEWS
spent the week end with ,her mo
ther, Mrs. Dolly Turner.
CABIN ITEMS
ey, N. C. She will pack berries for
them. Mrs. Wells was the fromer
Miss Mary Nicholson of this place.
Mesdames R. V. Wells and N. B.
I Boney were guests of the Pink Hill
o I group of churches on last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Baker afternoon when they had their
spent Saturday night with Mr. and 'regular Auxiliary meeting for the
month of Aprli in Smith's church
Mrs. Cleveland Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Daven
port visited Mr .and Mrs. Jimmie
Gresham Sunday evening
Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
,'Quinn. She recentlv returned from
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones spent Florida where she spent sometime
Saturday night with Mrs. Mollie
Jones.
' Mr. Isaiah Smith spent Friday
night with Mr. Hurman Smith.
Miss Delia Kennedy spent Sat
urday night with Elda Summer.
We are very sorry to hear that
Mrs. Julia Houston died Friday
morning, leaving eight children,
with relatives.
Mrs. D. S. Williamson and chil
dren went to Goldsboro, N. C. one
day last week shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Honeycutt
and daughter, Ruth Cha'se, visited
relatives in Chapel Hill last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronold Harris of
fifty - seven grand-children, and Trenton, N. C. visited Mrs. Emma
fifty-six great-grand children. Quinn last Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Mr. Carol and Raymond Taylor Harris was the former Ruby Quinn
was the guest of Miss Grace and 0f this place.
Delia Mercer Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jerritt have
Mr. George Kennedy was the returned from Grantsburg, Wis.,
guest of Miss Nernle Brinson Sat-1 where they were called recently
urday night and Sunday. j due to the death of Mrs. Jcrritt's
We are very sorry to hear that , mother.
Mrs. Francis Kennedy has been ill jjrs. Davis Farrior has returned
for several weeks. . to her post of duty here in the lo-
Miss Grace and Lorena Baker ica post office after having been
was the guest of Miss Delia Mercer
Sunday morning.
Rev. Harper preached to Mr.
Tommy Howards Saturday night
at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. Grey preached to Mr. A. J.
Mercer's Saturday night at 8:00
o'clock. y
Mr. and - Mrs. Claudie Baker are giad that she is able to be up
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and j and out again.
M "'l oTedy-. h , Mrs. G .V. Gooding and children
oMr. Frank Baker visited Miss end with relatives
Bessie Davenport Saturday night Jrntm1 , v n
out for a couple of weeks due to
sickness.
Mr .and Mrs. Robert Carroll
Wells went to New Bern, N .C. on
Monday of this week.
Miss Kathryn Sitterson was con-
fined to the bed several days last
week with a deep cold. Her friends
' The Baptist Missionary Circles
met Thursday afternoon, April 11.
jCircle NO. 1 met with Mrs. Chase
Wallace and was led. by Mrs. A. L.
Hunt Circle No. B met with Mrs.
Ernest Dixon and was, led by Mrs.
H. D. McMillen. After Interesting
programs , the hostess served delic
ious refreshments. ' ,: i
The Presbyterian Josephine Wells
Circle met with Mrs. J.; B.' Wells
Monday afternoon, April 15th, The
Circle chairman, Mrs. J. L. Wells
led the program, Mrs. L. E. Wells
taught the Bible Lesson and Mrs.
Chas. Hearn gave reports of Pres
byterjal JU ter the meeting the
hostess served sandwiches and ice
tea. 1 , r
Messrs. Arthur Meyers and Get-
tle representing New York .Com, and Sundav.
mission firms were In town this ' Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Hunter
past week investigating the straw-1 spent Saturday in Kinston. ,
berry tfeal. " ' - - ' i A large crowd attended church
'and Sunday.
Miss Eva and Novella Kennedy
are planning to spend Easter Sun
day in Wilmington.
Mr. Jack Earl Smith, Mr. George
Kennedy, Miss Rena Kennedy, Miss
Nernie Brinson took Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Jones, home Sunday evening.
- Mr. Cody Mercer was the guest
of Miss Eua Kennedy. Sunday evening.
Mr. Chades Eric Baker visited
Miss Novella Kennedy Saturday
night.
Mr. Adam Kennedy, Mr. Feth-
row Sumner was the guest of Miss
Bessie and Thelma Kennedy Sun
day evening. VV "
of spirea and other spring flowers.
Delicious refreshments wore served
after the usual sewing bee.
Mrs. Norwood Boney was hostess
to the KenansviUe Contract Club
on last Wednesday afternoon from
3:30 to 6:00 oclock. Members
playing were: Mesdames Joe Wal
lace, Robert Carroll Wells, Oliver
Stokes, D. S. Williamson, J. M.
Brock, I. C. Burch, and Andy
Penny. At the conclusion of sev
eral games the hostess presented
towels to Mrs. I. C. Burch and
Mrs. J. M. Brock for high score at
their respective tables. Mrs. Bon
ey was assisted by Misses Pattie
Loftin and May Ingram in serv-
ing tempting refreshmnets consist
1 ing of a congealed pear salad with
crackers and olives, also coffee' and
whipped cream. Favors were min
iature haskets filled with, imita
tion grass and bright colors, can
dy eggs carrying out the Easter
idea. Bowls of spirea mixed with
yellow iris and blue ragged 'rob-
bins brightened the rooms for the
occasion.
Circle No. 1 of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Grove Presbyterian
Church met on Monday afternoon,
April 15th at 3:30 o'clock with
Mrs. G. V. Gooding. The Circle
chairman, Mrs. W .J. Pickett, pre
sided over the business session.
Mrs. Norwood Boney had charge of
the "Bible Hour" which was the
first lesson on "The Holy Spirit."
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served a tempting salad
course to the eight ladies' pres
ent. Beginning in May the meet
ings will be held at 4:00 o'clock.
Circle No. 2 was postponed from
Monday night to Tuesday night at
7:30 o'clock to suit the convenience
of the "business girls." This circle
met with Miss Anna Carr, as hos
tess, in the home of Mrs. R. V.
Wells. Miss Betty Jenkins had
charge of the devotional and Mrs.
Joe Wallace the program. The bu
siness session was presided over by
Miss Margaret Williams. A social
hour was enjoyed prior to adjournment.
Muddy Creek Items
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lenler spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lanier's moth
er. ' t
f. Mr and Mrs, LH, Lanier, Lil
lian and Senora Lanier, Miss Bea
trice Mobley . visited friends in
Goldsboro and Halifax Saturday
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Mr .and Mrs. John A. Cavin went
to Jacksonville, N. C. Monday af
ternoon on business.
Miss Mary Edna Dobson of the
Beulaville school faculty spent the
past week end here with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dobson.
Mrs. Ellis Vestal of Snow Hill,
spent the week end with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brin
son. Miss Betty Jenkins and Mrs. Eth
el Hatcher spent Friday afternoon
in Goldsboro-shopping.
Mr. Willie Brinson and Mr. Ken
neth . Aldridge were business Visi
tors in Goldsboro Friday.
Mr .and Mrs. Oliver Stokes and
Mrs. Joe Wallace spent Friday in mmmmm J,
Goldsboro shopping. . .is)
; Quite a number of the young -jjj rkfVFT APPn
people of KenansviUe, N. C; motor r 1-LdVIO IJIU V KtLAJtTXUV
ed to Wallace, N ,C. on Monday Kodak Fllmi Developed, Eight Ex-
night to see the show "Mississippi"
Mrs.. J. O. Bowman and small
daughter, Ann' Bryan, .returned
Tuesday from Monroe, N. C. where
they have been visiting Mrs.: Eliza
beth Sloan Willis for a couple i of
weeks. - ' -j
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