, . F. Davis of
j recent visitors la
, t. t l.r. and Mrs. Melvin
, ;. I-ore of South Port
j. I.Ioore and small
i n me of Mr. and Mrs.
here. .- '"'!''
t Villains and Miss
..T.riams of Keysville,
v: ting rejitlvea here and
n. '!. , ,.
. and Mrs. J. F. May and
i and Mrs. Joe Tyndall'and'
I uwrence Kessler have re
i after a weeks stay at Ca-
. . u:h. .;' C; '''!;''! ':
o barns on the farms of S.
i sj and W. H. Jones and Co.
i u. i.troyed by Are recently.'
j Ruth Turner and Mr. T. J.
r were recent ' visitors . 5. at
inla Beach. . '-'.-.
. r. Melvin Jones and Mr. Jack
-her were recent business vlal
s at Fremont. ., V . "'
Miss Connor Jones spent Satur
v afternoon la Klnston. vV , 4
i rinceton defeated Pink .HU1 10
i 9 In a baseball game on the lo
l diamond Sunday afternoon,
T n Innings were tiecessary to play
; a tie. ':.':':'rC- f '"'-' - ':
Dr. iud MrsH. -"'A, Edwards and
c i'gh.ten : . of Greensborox came
i mday to spend Several days with
relatives.; They spent Monday at
t:.e Edwards camp on Neuse River.
Parties from Pink Hill accompa-
nlaA thATVI ttipra ty'
ALBERTSON NEWS
. Guest! of Mr. ; and Mrs. ) V Paul
Price Sunday for dinner were: Mrs.
Bessie Potter, Mr. Kelley Hard! son,
Mr. Guy Hardison. " - V " , -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ' Peaver
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jes
se Stanley Sunday. .rjt" a'
Mrs. Gorden Deaver, Mrs. Bessie
Potter were business vlsitora : at
Goldsboro Friday, .r. '
Mrs. Jeff Jones ' and' children
were visitors of Mr. Jackson Pot
ter Sunday. XJt:,i-:y v-. S: '
Mr.. Sam Hill went to Holiness
prayer meeting Sunday evening.
Mr. Robert Hill was a visitor at
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barwlck Sun
. day. t , ' i
TEACHEY NEWS
- Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Boney had
as their week end guests, .Misses
Mavis Lewis of Rocky Point, Hel
en Prlvette and Mr. Brooks Prlv
ette of Bailey, also Miss Frankie
Lu Warnock and W. M. Brook of
Cary are spending sometime with
PORKiE'S
Quick Lunch'
; DONALD KENNEDY
. Fink HUL N. C .'. -
KING'S COURT
SERVICE STATION
A Full Line of '
TEXACO Products
Firestone Tires, , '
' Batteries, ' 1 "
Us
Accessories, v
; PHONE 183
Opposite fcourt
House" , ,
, W. 8. NUNN ;
Kinston,,N. C-
f - MAXWELL'S MKAU V
& - Makes Bread Good to the last Crumb FOR SALE by the
FoUowlng1 leading Merchantat - '
Kenansvllle
PAUL THOMPSON
- u Rlchlands -
1 U P. TYNDALL
Pink Hill 1
QUINN tt PARKER v "T. W. QUINN
. Beulavllle , Kenans'vllle, R. F. D. :
' '' " HOLTS STORE ' . ' ;
' ' Seven Springs, R. F. D. 1 . v " t
Yes If WATER GROUND Pot up and guaranteed by
Maxwell's Mill,
H. D. MAXWELL, Prop,
riOTSHDLL!sT'!-i :
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'Mr, and Mrs.. Boney. ' V '
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Boney were
hosts at a swirumlnir party at the
Noel Cottage at White Lake on
Friday afternoon. Those enjoying
th v:c u.sion were: Miaaea Frankie
Lu! Warnock, Eleanor Brooks, Hel
en Privette, Thelma and Alice Mal
lard, Mavis Lewis, Odell Fuasell,
Ruth SniDest Margaret Noel. Mes
srs J.' B. Brooks, Brooks Privette,
S. G. Harness, Horace smitn, Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Brooks, Jr., Mrs. C.
V. , Brook's and Mrs. George Noel,
Party
In honor of their house quests.
Misses Helen Privette of Bailey,
Eleanor Brooks of Cary, Mavis
Lewis of Rocky Point, Frankie Lu
Warnock of Brooklet, Ga., Messrs.
Brooks Privette of Bailey, William
Brooks of Cary, Mr. and Mrs. D,
H. Boney enterta&ed on Saturday
evening with a Japanese party. The
spacious veranda was transformed
into a lovely Japanese garden with
decorative lanterns adding to the
beauty of the scene. After the flo
wer contest and amusing, games
Misses Mary Frances Wells and
Nell Forlow, dressed as Japanese
maidens, assisted the hostess -In
serving a delicious sweet course.
The other guest included Misses
Lorraine - Wells, Elizabeth Ward,
Mary Adeline Wells; Eugenia For
low, Messrs Alonzo Wells, Colin
Wells, Ethan ! Wells and Rev. S.
O. Harnes.':.-Uvs:! v'W. "'
Rev. and Mrs. C. V. Brook of
Cary were dinner guest of Mrs.
Thad Mallard on Saturday even
ing, v ; '-' : :.- , ', '
.Afteryvtaittag;Mr.'jd'Mr. D.
H. Boney the past week, Rev. and
Mrs. C V. Brooks of Cary have
returned home. , ; ' : , . .
Mrs, Densmore Rlvenbark ,' re
cent bride was delightfully honor
ed on Thursday evening, when the.
Woman' Auxiliary of the Presby
terlan Church entertained at a mis
cellaneous shower at the home of
Mrs. J. O. McMlller. The home, en
suite for the affair was beautiful
with summer flower and potted
plant. After an, informal social
hour the bride-elect was presented
with an array of lovely gift. The
hostess served an appetizing course
of tea and wafer..; f -ti-jx .
Mrs. Bonnie Ward, Mrs., Dens
more Rlvenbark, Miss Katie Page,
Mr. and Mr. Boney, Graham Ush
er spent one day last week in Wil
mington, : t t i V;'.;," .,'.
. Mrs. Henderson and children of
Warsaw spent ' a few days with
Mrs. R. D. Usher last week. :
Graham Carroll Emaia left last
week for Washington, D.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morkey
and children of i Charlotte, ! Mrs.
Minnie Newton and son Willie of
Fayetteville, Mrs. Cora Dobson of
Wilmington were vlsitort of t Mr.
and Mrs. Chase Wallace recently.
- Mr. Geo. McMillan, Sallie Wells
and Norman Well of Greensboro
were week end guests of Mrs.' J.
C. McMUlan. ' ' ?;''.?' .'-.-!'
- Mr. and Mr. L.: B. Forlow and
family of Greensboro were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Forlow.'.. ';! vVV' ","'iv'::'',-'t
Mr. S, r; Turner pent the week
end with hi family. . .. ' J
Mr. H. V. Boney and aon' re
turned from New York last week.
Mesdames. S. R. Turner and J,
B. Wells have been spending some
time at their brother, D. D. Wil
liams during the past week.. Their
mother, Mrs. J -L. William 1 ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rouse vis
ited relative In . Magnolia ' Sun
day., 4 .
Long Ridge News
:.-"fv i o '' i
Mr. Alton Daii and Mis Pauline
Singleton were at Woodland Lake
Saturday evening. : .. ,
v Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Jones an
nounces, the birth), of a son, .June
20. y---A. ; '- ' f t. ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and lit
tle daughter, Shirlie, left Friday
for Virginia Beach for a weekend
house party !!;. i " .
, Mrs. Bertha Whaley and daught
er of Klnston and Mis Lula Ken
nedy were dinner guest of Mrs.
R. M. Sutton Saturday. ' -i
Those from this section who were
at White Lake Sunday were: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Sullivan, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Singleton, Mr. Rolen
Sullivan and Mis Ethel Dall, Mr:
Wm. Park' and Miss Callle HiU,
s warauw , -
Klnston .
"U C. TUBNEB ' ,
Pink Hill . ,
r
ROUTE I
. ..' . .til. ...iillCl 1..L li.it J IiOlil-
er Km ay of Calypso were vis
itors hi-ie Sunday,
Mrs. Geo. Tucker of Sweet Run
was a visitor of Mrs. W. B. Jones,
Friday. ,
" Mr. and Mrs. Thad Rodgera were
visitors of their daughter of Rhon
es Chapel Sunday ,
' ,Mr. Dixon Peltier of Mays Cha
pel was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
5. J. Taylor this week. , -
Mrs. Wilson Dail has been sick
but now Is better. v.
'. Mp. Lestle Summerlln was a vis
itor of hi bister Saturday at Sa
recta. '"vri .'.:H; f'd:fii!;i,?:
MILLER CLUB
REPORT FOR JULY
a Our club met July 9th at the
home of Mrs.' Ash Miller. The
meeting was called to order by out
President .: The club sang .."Blest
Be The Tie That . Binds" and read
our' club prayer, illnutes of last
meeting were read, after which the
roll was called. 28 members was
added to the Mat We also had 7
visitors present. We made! plan
for quilting the quilt which we are
making to help , raise money to
send our ! leader to State Short
Course. We also tried to learn from
our member bow many of them
were planning to attend the Short
Ckum.;,,.!y;;-,!,!'!t.-'fv;"'
' Our program for the afternoon
was somewhat different from our
regular monthly program. Instead
of Mrs. McSwain giving her dem
onstration the entire time was ta
ken up-In report from the follow
ing, project; .Leaders on the work
they', haci accomplished since the
first of November, 1934. -. House
Furnishing, Mm' J. H. Sanderson;
Clothing, Mrs. Ralph Miller; Food,
Mrs. Norwood Miller; Health, Miss
Ernie Sanderson; Garden, Mrs. J.
T. Miller; Child Development, Mrs.
Will Mercer; Yard, Mrs.-Ash Mil
ler; Recreation, 1 Mrs, .Ottls Miller;
Education, Mr. Hermon Miller., ! !
We had judge for the occasion
i to score tne reports tnat were giv
en. Mrs. Norwood -Miller, our food
leader had the highest score and
for her efforts is to be given a free
trip to the State Short Course; The
Judges' had quite i, task in judg
ing the report as they were, all
very good, which proved to us that
each leader put forth their very
best efforts. , ,
, Mr. McSwain awarded a prize
to each of the different leaders.
She also gave each member and
visitor, present a sample can of
eocomalt. ,- t '
' Our hostess served delicious re
freshments after which we bad the
penny parade ,
Our next meeting will be with
Mrs. Willie Mercer in September.
Friendship News
(Intended for last, week) ' '
; Mr. Bertha Rlvenbark, Mr. H.
J. Rlvenbark and Harry Lee, Jr.,
Mis Eunice Wilson, Thomas Jack
son and A. H. Mann of : Raleigh
spent last Friday , with . Mr. and
Mrs. Kit James. t - J ,. f'
. Mrs. Johnnie James, Mis Ruby
and Pearl Swinson and Kit James
spent Tuesday in Goldsboro.
Mi .Mary, Roberta spent last
Thursday in the home of ' Mrs.
Johnnie James.
Mr.,, William Wilson of Magnolia
- V '
. O 'Ml. Xjggitt it Myiu totixa Co.
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ter, 13. C. . .
We, are'so! s
Bedie James
j hear that Mrs.
remains sick with
her throat.
Mr. R. W. Hurst is spending sev
eral days in Plrk Hill. f -
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winders and
Mrs. Thelma Braswell spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jam-
I Mrs: Alton Wrench and son Tom
mle of Warsaw spent several days
of last week- with' Mr . Charles
Swinson. 1 5 '
OtapU ami nips Of Mian MltHrsH I
Swinson. , ,r ? r ,
Mrs. Ellis Royal I spending sev
eral days with her mother of Deep
Run. .. '
tlall3 Cross Road
' . (Intended for last week) ' .
Miss Eva Mae Williams was the
guest) of Mr. James Jarmon Sun
day. ' r '
Mr. and Mr. Mike Miller and
son. ' James . Edwood. visited Mrs.
Miller's grand-parents Sunday p.
Miss Lillian Miller spent Sunday
with Miss Mary Ruth Williams.
Mrs. Leslie Miller spent Sunday
with. Mrs. ,E. B. Miller. ,
: Miss Mildred Williams was the
guest of Mr j' Ray Hall Sunday.! J
.-. jwr. jpxea uiaiocK visicea at Mrs.
E., B. Miller's Sunday p. m.
Mrs. Bob Whaley and daughter
from 'Warsaw visited down here
Sunday.,
Mr! and Mrs. Remus Hall visit
ed at Mr. Halls the week end.
V Miss Catherine Williams visited
Mr, James Ralph Griffin Sunday.
Potters Hill News
i Mis Sudle -Whaley spent Sat
urday, night with Miss Verdie
Quinn. s ,(
, ; Miss Lorenia Wiliams was the
week- end . guest, of Miss Mary
Jone.
I The regular monthly church ser
vices were held at Limestone Cha
pel Saturday and Sunday. Misses
1 Romlne and Ida Lee Bostic, Ruthie
'Quinn, Fannie Ruth Maready and
When iii KINSTON
i Make Ybiir Head- 5
quarters at
E. B. Marston
-DriigiSfore
Fresh Stock Seeds
TURNIP.
. RUTABEGA,
CABBAGE, KALE,
and MUSTARD.
T H E B I G.
; FOUNTAIN
: KinstonN, C.
Phones 50 and 51
MP "
Vhesterfield..
j a Una - j.' were baptized
and received into the Church. .
Miss Sarah SandUn Vof : Beula
vllle were the guest of Miss Macy
Quinn Sunday. h ;-! '. . .-!
I Messrs Don Quinn, Clayton Ho
ward, Jack Howard, Cart Whaley,
Ransom Padrick and Cagie Hous
ton, Misses Erma Houston, Ron
nie Quinn, Vendetta Quinn, Verdie
Quinn,,' Sudle "Whaley . and .Inez
funeral Service
DAY PRONE 46
NIGHT PHONE 878 and 208
Ambulance
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KINSTON
3. E. DALE, Prop.
Mm
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uanBU' .;
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AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY
OUR CARS ARE GONE OVER COMPLETELY IN
OUR SHOP BEFORE THEY ARE PUT ON THE
MARKET.
SPENCE AUTO CO.
WARREN MAXWELL, Rep.
LaGrange, N. C. k
What is the yardstick
for a cigarette...
v -Take mildness for one thing how
does it measure up for mildness?
... Chesterfields are milder not flat or'
insipid, of course, but with a pleasing
flavor.
Then take taste for another thing
does it have plenty of taste?
. , Chesterfields taste better not strong
but just right.
In other words, They Satisfy
' V . that's my yardstick for a cigarette.
j3 -gcv Jsri
, CtcSterfieU (r the cigarette that TASTES BETTER
i .d ip. Sunday afternoon at
I- .ntford's Point Beach, 'if. '!j;
Misses Lizzie, Myrtle and Rouine
Kennedy , were the guest pf Misses
Effie,. Thelma, and Rouine Bostic
Sunday. . : , . . , ff
Mr.. Theodore Quinn was the
guest of Mr, Warren Brown Sat
urday night.: ::,,;:
Mrs. Matilda Herring was the
guest of Mrs. Lettle Hall Saturday
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KENANSVnXE, N. C.
KENANSVILLE'8 LEADING GENERAL STORE
Our Stock consists of everything needed on the farm.
A DbIaI. TIm- anA flnmAnfr. Kert llii..- unri WltratA of HndfL nn
R I hand for late crops. ;
WE CARRY ,BIJSHEL HAMPERS FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE, hi
Make tmr Store
h i ... - - - .-,
iimmmKimmtmml&mmimmmmimmmimmmmimmammimmmmmimmmmmi sasssss ii ssssss
You will find it easy to make satisfactory $
selection here as we carry a large stock of X
""..TV. ' 4
Monuments in Marble and Granite. Let our
k
thirty-five years of experience be of ser- $
vice to you. $
MARBLE
CaFS
see
afi MILDER
Mewra'K and Wlle A. .mn,
and Miss GK .nle Quinn were the .
guest of Miss Flossie Stiles this
week end. ( v, 4 J T ' ,
' riuira Tj. H: Quinn. Don QUinn
and Macon .Turner; went to5 War-..
saw on a business trip Saturday.
'Everyone 1 glad to hear that,
Mrs. D. B. Rhode
the hospital. -
is home from
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lour neaaauarters
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