, r. .i..,..-o t i.it lie
I 1 a . 1.
i witn V n a of
ii'a oiiv i i i ( f tiie
I fivernn , i t t e A-
y, "Am 4 i farewell"
i " ati i 2 i .,ri r
"-'i, .1 y ti. i
-n.'ter niu: . - u iue yiwn"
i who find t .vcd t
f "id t j f l u.utiou ct
jr.
Am' "i' T ) ' v 1 i l"ali-
; ' t j , , , , , v . , n
y t- . pf e i i-
ii 1 P'4 a 1 ()!. ! t i ;
i.ui'l t 'Mt' . i r c.ny
ii 1 I I r v l 1
r i s on the school's
oi' :, .1 v a in t "o memories of
x ' - Its Cou-
' i. i i i y, at tiie same
i ' v i critical Inter
r Li.
1 i iu. y
i.J
y
-OOl.
'i 1 f t 'ie new picupq.
, 1 ' -rd Cromwc-ll
i i H'a laid theni.'inlves
s 1 1 r c'tr;uu;e to the
e l ; 4, t tii't oj t (, ,iles,
'.' ,-om itie to each
i i'1". Ci 1 Is a ! h-niindi'd,
I -y of a weiiiiuy family,
! iioueJ wiia tiie p?irit for which
Uie ai'UJomy sUuii.j, while Brown,
younger broi.Sier of an upperclasa
jnen, is a cocttv, self assured, con
fident young fellow, out to get-an
education a ttlie expense of Uncle
Bam in order .to capitalize on his
advantnsres after graduation, in
herently
r o
love
e g
fmtk
t v
Mont powerful and
i ont'B ever filmed
iv.i of the Duplin
y and Tin miay of
it wli"i Eamuol Goiuwyn's
is h i on, '"Use Dark Angel,1
s i . fcredrlc trm-ch, l".srle Ob
en sa an 1 Herbert luarshall begins
a day of engagement.
Adapted from a play by Guy
Bolton, the screen play of "The
Dark An eel" was prepared by Ul
linn Helitnan, author of the smash
1 '.roadway stage hit, "The Chll
dren's Hour," and Mordaunt Shairp
who will be remembered for his
stage success, ."The Green Bay
iree." ;
Gripping; Story
The story which is set in a quiet
corner of lovely rural England fol
lows the lives of a woman, Kitty
Vane, (Merle Oberon) and two
men, Alan Trent (Fredric March)
and Gerald Shannon,. (Herbert
Marshall). , Since childhood, Kitty
has adored Alan, and Gerald has
adored Kitty. The War takes both
men and in the trenches there com
es to Alan the realization of his
love for Kitty. Home on leave, he
tells her of his love, but then-
he has fine Quantities
Alter Ttmnv .ntprPRflnir nnH . PIans 10 marry nattered by &
showing the rigorous schedule rattvTlifeT. w&jStZnZ
to which every midshipman is sub-J w-t .hil2J?m?JJif Tr
lected. f mm th mult v.m. war, ahe. becomes engaged to Ger-
1s souned early in the morning un-
YVAF..3AW, N. C.
ricjrar.i VccIi cf Dec 9th.
v Monday and Tuesday
Frederic MARCH, Merle OBERON, Herbert
- MARSHALL. In ' -,
"TIIE DARK ANGEL" .'
; Matinee Monday 8:30 ' 1
' Wednesday only - BARQAIN DAY -
''Man of The Forest"
With Randolph SCOTT and Noah BEERY
- Thursday and Friday ' '
: SirGuy Standing, Rosalind Keith, Tom v
, , . .-..(,,-
' J Brown, Richard CromweV In 1 -i--
L "Annapolis, FareweJP -
Matinee Thursday S:S0 "
h Saturday only ' ' v ;
i ' N WESTERNER, ,!t'.Vl"
"Justice Of The Range'
ui laps is neard at bedUme, an
authentic picture of a middle's life
at study, work and play, complica
tions begin when Cromwell Invites
bis girl, Rosalind Keith to be his
guest durimr June Week at the an-
, nual hop. Brown, who has seen her
picture, resolves to take nor him
self. He arranges to have Crom
well called for medical examina
tion at the time Miss Keith's train
. arrives. He meets the young lady, 1
trumps up an excuse for Cromi
well and deposits her at Sir Gouys
house until he can call for her.
His ruso is discovered, he is forc
ed to find a four-leaf clover on
Farragut Field as punishment He
refuses to tell Cromwell where he
can find his sweetheart Sir Guy
sets the gallant hosts and escorts
iilps Keith to the prom where they
both become the hit of the evening.
The two boys reach Sir - Guy's
home to find the girl gone to the
once, . .
Hie most thrilling, Impressive cli
max to the entire picture comes
when the plebes are put on gun
firs practice, their taget being Sir
uuys amp, me (congress. Uke a
aid, but In the eleventh hour Fate
steps in and the dream of her fife
Is fulfilled In a gloriously-happy
eiiuuig.
O
CLAOir-DRAUGMT
P'e who have token Black
r a . t naturally are enlhuslasUo
t ' 1 it be- use of the refreshing
r f It hts brought tliem. No won
r r t -y v osrs to try ltl . . .
1 s. J O. i rwts, of Portersvllle,
a, ...is: "A friend recommended
Ljui-i ti t to me a 1o-t time
- o, It preM lt worm to m,
1 k- t ! f-m tmr oniiiitlon.
1 tu4 if h .nuk-lTKIlgllt prsvtntS
t-iutuM .iiri wmmh X used to
bar." .f . . A j.uxiy vegtiuibl nwdlolnt
CC..-...Ai:CX, EOJOUSNESS '
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L. L. HERRING
i. BSVENSPEINGS v
Mesdames LUa M. Kennedy.
H. Brown and Leslie Jr., spent Fri
day in uoiosDoro. ' i n' ...
. Mrs. Lb P. Best and son L -
Best spent the Thanksgiving holl
days at home. Mr. Best returned
on unaay nignt -
. Miss Maria 1). Lofton, a member
of the faculty of Pineland College,
Salemburg spent the week end at
home. . - n.i
Mrs. C. J. Brown,' Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Bowden, Glenn and Lee Brown
spent 'xhursday in -Winston-Salem
the guest of Mrs. Brown's u son,
Clarence Brown. - 1
Misses Lizzie Allen and :; Mary
unaerwooa, memDers or tne Ice
land College Faculty of Salemburg,
Mrs. William Duncan and children
of Raleigh and Miss Mary Moore
Allen of Goldsboro were guests of
Mrs. Ldla M. Kennedy Thursday.
Mr .and Mrs. B. B. Bryan and
daughter, Virginia of Wilmington
were guests or Mr. ana Mrs. W.
J. Mlddleton Thursday. -
Mrs. C E. Blount of Wilson
spent Monday with her son, Rev.
Geo. W. Blount Rev. Blount left
Tuesday for Edenton, where he
will have charge of the Edenton
Methodist Church.
Mrs. H. D. Smith, matron of the
Meadow School Teacherage at Ben
son spent the holidays with- her
sister, Mrs. J. T. Greshant, Sr.
Mrs. Wayne Jordan returned
home Thursday from several weeks
stay with her parents, Mr. - and
Mrs. Robert Hodges in Marlon, S,
Carolina. s -
Mrs. K. C. Royall of Goldsboro
spent Friday with her mother,
Mrs. L. P. Best
Mrs. H. ' D. Farrlor . returned
home Saturday from three weeks
stay in Charlotte visiting her bro
ther. Mr. Nick Hussey. She was
accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. Lena H. Mallard of New
York - City and her neice. Miss
Caroline " Newbury of Salisburg
who spent the week end with her.
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With A $10.00 Jirchase of Anything In
Our Dry Goods and Shbe;Department. ;
Fcll-cr Gccre Sheeting-yd. J: . '. . .8 l-2c
T-rJ E:cts, pr. . . :. .$2.91
pr.
wc:
1 C"
each
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FREE PASSES: The following will receive a FREE .PASS to.
any show next week it they will present this ad to the ticket
window: Mr. and Mrs, S. O. Johnson, iRose Hill;- Miss Louise.
Croom, Magnolia; Mrs. Hunter, Magnolia; Miss Bessie Johnson,
.Rose Hill, " - - ' ' , i - - - ' s , r '
Mr. and Mrs. 1 H. Brown andj'Edith Surratt" . wenf'with them,
Leslie, Jr., spent Sunday In Beu
laville the . guest of Mrs. -Lyde
Brown. .
- Miss Lois Best returned Monday
.from New York City where she
had a position with the Pure Food
Co., Miss Best has accepted a po
sition as book keeper for Mr. C.
D. Burnette, Distributor for - the
American Oil Co. s "
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill, Misses
Julia and Louise Farrlor and Miss
Dorothy Mallard attended the Carolina-Virginia
game at Chapel
Hill Thursday. .. -
Dr. Deleon Best of Goldsboro
spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. u. G. Best
.Misses Maggie and Nell Bowden
and Ms. and Mrs. W. P. Bridgers
were visitors to uoidsboro wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Katz and
son Arthur Apple spent Sunday in
ayettevuie.
Mr .and Mrs. A X. HaU of Clin
ton visited Mr. and Mrs. L. O,
Williams Sunday.
Mrs. Alton Vlck, Joyce and "Bud-
ay vicK spent the holidays with
relatives in Goldsboro. -
Mrs. u. A. Teachey of Rose Hill
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs,
a. w. oneirieia
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers of
Chapel Hill spent the week end
with Mrs. W. A. Carter,
Amoner those ; attendins- . the
Wake Forest-Davidson game at
waae sorest on Thursday, were
Mr. and Mrs.' R. D. Johnson and
sons, Rivers, Jr., Vivian and John
Anderson Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Potter, Dr. J. W. Straughan,
J. T. Gresham, Jr., and Milton
West
W. B. Aycock of Raleigh was a
visitor In town several days last
week..
Mrs. W. E. Hines. Miss Martha
Hines and Bill Hines spent Friday
in Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Williams and
children, Elols and Laddie, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Williams in
Salemburg during the week endt
Mr. and Mrs. U. a. uui 01 wu-
mlngton were visitors in town for
a short while aaiuroay.
Misses Hazel Carter, Miss Mary
Ella Bennett and Mr. George Ben-
UOll WC1. W VTUUUMwu
Thursday. Miss Sadie Bennett re
turned home with htem after sev
eral days stay in James Walker
Hospital,' where she received treat
ment.':..'. . i.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Humphrey
and Children, Arthur Lee and Sa
rah snent the week end in south
ern Pines, visiting Mrs. Humphreys
sisters. Misses Julia and Annie
Mcintosh, t - vt v
Miss Annie Rose . Southerland
spent the week end with her aunts
Mesdames J, K, Williamson and
. G. Best '
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Parker and
daughter, Miss Roxdell Parker of
Florence, S. C, spent the Thanks
giving holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Hall.- ' v, 'f
Miss Helen "Carlton of Jackson
ville and Miss Margaret Carlton of
Burgaw spent the week end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Carlton. : ' - , . '.
Mr. and Mrs. Creech of LaGran-
ge spent the holidays with their
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Herring. Mrs, Creech
staved over until Sunday. '
Air. ana Mrs. mmmett Pollock or
IT',';h Point were guests last week
of Mrs. Pollocks parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. West
Mr. B. B. Humphrey and' : Mr.
and Mrs. L ,W. Humphrey and son
Billy of Wilmington spent Thurs
day with Mr .and Mm A. t. Hum.
'lhe many friends of Mr. Howard
Blackmore will renret to learn that
he .was csrrii-,1 to James Walker
hospital on t. :n y whre he will
receive treatment. Mr. l-ackmores'
condition 1h not . rUus and it is
hoped he will be home in a fw
;r. and Tmr B. C. F ---'t v-.-tr
y' :..urs to do;.' :;i-.i ;. -. j r
where she took the train; return
ing on Sunday night to N. C. C
W., Greensboro. J( . : ' '
Mrs. L. P. Best returned to Me
brane on Tuesday -where she will
spend sometime with her son, L.
P.Best.Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Best
Jr., have moved Into the down
stairs apartment of Mrs. Best home
on Hill St. ,v - -
Mrs. Frank Eason and family of
Macclesfield were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. West Sunday. : -
Mr. and Mrs. Bland Pickett were
visitors to Clinton Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Smith of Haw River
was a visitor in the home of Mrs.
O. H. Best Thursday. - .
- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Humphrey
spent Wednesday in Raleigh.
. Miss Julia Farrlor and Miss Mar-
Saret Pridgen, members of the
alypso School Faculty spent the
Thanksgiving holidays at home
with their parents.
Mr. Cart H. Womack spent the
tit end at home, after
the punt few months on the t
co market in Greenville. Mr. Worn,
ack left Sunday for Kentucky
where he will be on-' the market
for the- next few weeks.
. Mrs Frances Pollock, and daugh
ter, Miss Ann Pollock of Kins ton
were visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. West Sunday. Mr.
Robert West returned home with
tnem Sunday night;
Miss Louise Pridgen of Golds
boro spent the holidays with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ana
Mrs. G. P. Pridgen. .
Mrs. G., G. Holland is spending
this week in Kinston visiting her
brother, Mr. Stroud.
-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and
little son, Leon spent Saturday In
Kaieign, they ' visited their son.
Charles Miller, a student at State
college. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Best and fa
mily of Clinton were guests Sun-
aay or Mrs. k. l uesc, sr. -
WALLACE
NEWS
. Mrs. Robert Jones and children
of Wilmington spent Thanksgiving
wiuv Mr. ana Mrs.' rimey uarr.
Misses Ruth Currie of Cherow.
S. C. and Mary Currie of Queens
Chlcora, Charlotte, N. C. spent
Thanksgiving holidays , with their
parents, mt, ana Mrs. w. M.
Currie. . .-.---i:U:
Mrs. William Blossom. Jr..' and
cmioren spent last week with Mr,
and Mrs. H .F. Boney.
Mr .and Mrs. Night Davis - and
(daughters, Margie and Louise of
Wilmington spent the week end
with Mrs. Robbie Zibelln and fam
ily and Dr. Cedric Zibelln. , .
Misses Ub Harris of Raleigh and
Virginia Flowers of Rockingham
were the guest of Miss Mildred
Bryant last week. .;.
Miss Josie Hall of E. C. T. C,
Greenville spent the holidays with
ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Hall. -r. ,.3.r ,v ....
Mr. Francis Campbell, student at
Carolina was a guest of his parents
through the holidays. - ' - .
Miss Anne Cavenaugh, member
of the school faculty at Jackson
ville, visited her sister, Mrs. Hugh
Morrison over the week end.
Messrs Buster Weils and Sprunt
Wells of Maxton Junior College
spent the holidays at home with
ineir parents, -
Mrs. Kate Murphy who has been
visiting her sons In Philadelphia
and Washington returned to her
home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cavenaugh
and son A. J., Jr., visited Mrs.
Cavenaugh's parents in Clio. 8. C.
on Thanksgiving. : . -
Mr. ana Mrs. Sam Bloom and son
Billy of Kinston were the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. ' L. Bvrd last
week.
Mrs. Earl Walker of Willis
wnarr, va., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Gordon Jones.
Miss Xylda Cooper of East Ca-
J.::lzimas Fruit Ccl:z. Should I
v y (
j1 i St ' f i.
Economy and
By IBUA KORWOOU, Director
Hdesa Sdenos Institute, Toledo. O.
IT won't be long now until you will
becln to hear your friends say,
rjnit think, Christmas Is only
few Weeks away." If you and your
family delight In having fruit cake
as one of the delicacies for the
Christmas feast Too may wish to
prepare It new because- as you
know, this is one delicacy which,
If properly stored, Improves with
age. At least four to six weeks
hould be allowed, for ripening be
fore cutting.
To Improve the flavor of tbe fruit
eake while aging, domestic Sherry
wins or brandy-should be added.
Either pour small amounts of the
ins or brandy on the cake at In
tervals of a week or ten days, or
wrap it in a cheese cloth which has
sen saturated with either liquid.
An.y fruit cake might be consld-
ed expensive because the fruit
d nuts which must be added are
usually costly Items. However, be
'Muse It is a delicacy we enjby at
festive seasons and may be used
to many advantages In the holiday
menus, we feel the added expense
U Justified.
Delicious Flavor 8trlks Happy Medium
In . Recipe. Described Here .
The recipe recommended here Is
one in which economy and delicious
flavor strike a happy medium. Tbe
approximate cost for all the ingre
dients used in this; recipe Includ
ing the wine, amounts to only two
dollars and a half and will make
six or seven cakes depending on
the sise of the tins used.
Christmas Fruit Cake
T cup butter
. 2 cup. flour
H cup molaasea
4 f g, well beaten
2 tb seeded railing
1 tb currants
H tb citron
Rind of 1 lemon rated
H teaspoon salt
1 cup brown sugar h
H teaspoon baking powder
. yi cup domestic Sherry wins
ii teaspoon soda
H lb walnut or almond meat, choppad
V, lb candied cherries
Julc of 1 lemon
Dredge all fruit and nuts with a lift!
extra flour. Cream the butter, add suga-.
eggs, molasses and 1 cup flour. To ttw
remaining Sour add the salt, baking powder,
oda and sift well. Add this flour mixture
alternately with the wine to which baa ben
dded the lemon juice and grated rind. Fold
in tbe dredged fruit. Bake in pans which
have been oDed and lined with.heaTT waxed
paper. Bake at 250 for the first hour and
a half. Then raise temperature to JO0 for
the remainder of tbe baking period. The
cakea are done when they start to shrink
Irons the sides of tbe pans, or they may be
tested with a cake straw. The sake should
be stored in a cool place.
G
f1 1 1 1 I
j k they " .
.. It's none too early to start
nlanoiog for Christmas. Old
;: Santa already knows what every
" woman wants this Christmatl
. For many years to come the
. . holiday spirit will live on in
-I yr home if you choose s
gleaming General Electric
... Refrigerator a most wel
come gift for all the family..
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neddy
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i . ' . i ;
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wo are offering extra-low monthly payments ,
- untO March 1st, 1936. Come ht and let . us ex-Il.
-' nlain this unusual offer to you.' " . - , .
1Tc2o XTJ at ox E?o vycir (Co. J
rollna Teachers College spent
Thanksgiving - holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Cooper.
Miss Virginia campneu of Ka-
lelgh spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cam
pbell.
Mrs. Bill Brady of Greensville is
spending this week with her moth
er, Mrs. oeorge Powers.
Miss Gladys Sheffield of the
Norfolk Beauty Culture School vi'
sited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boh
Sheffield last week.
Friends of Mr. Aubrey Harrell,
who has been ill at his home, are
glad to see him out again.
- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hope and
son Bobbie of Warsaw spent
the Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hope's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Bry
ant. . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pace and chil
dren of Franklin, Va., spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Baines.
Miss Miriam Sloan of the Calyp
so school faculty spent last week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Sloan. .
Miss Rebecca Colwell of Edenton
was the guest of her sisters. Miss
Margaret Colwell and Mrs. James
Henry Currie, the past week end.
Mrs. J. D. Robinson and children
Mary Annette and Jack spent last
week end In Richmond the guest
of Mrs. Mary Belle Johnston.
Misses Mary Gamble and Nancy
Conduff spent Thanksgiving holi
days in Fayetteville.
Mrs. J. S. Blair save a talk at
the Parent Teachers Meeting: in
uuypso Monday nignt. .
Miss Katnerine Murphy, student
at the University spent the holi
days with her mother. Mrs. Kate
Murpny.
Mr. Epniram Powers of Oak
Ridge' Military Academy was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Georsre
rowers ounng tne holidays.
Mr. seaman Murphy of Creed'
moor visited his mother. Mrs. Kate
Murphy last week.
; "''.. i'ii O
Kenansville Honor
Roll For 3rd. Month
land, Jrl ,and Clara Winstead.
2nd. Grade: None.
3rd. Grade. Henry West, Jr.
4th. Grade; Helen Jones and Sa
rah Pickett.
Sth. Gradejf.Robert Lanier.
6th. Grade: Norwood Boney, Jr.,
Silye Carr and H. E. Sanders.
7th. Grade: James Earl Jones and
Shirley Thompson.
8th. Grade: Robert Jones.
9th. and 10th. Grades: None.
llthi Grade: Doris Dobson and
Margaret Vernon. '
Sub Deb Club Gives
Dance
The Kenansville Sub Deb club
gave a dance at the Community
Center on November 30th. The
room was beautifully decorated In
ituumDgivuig uuiuia ui uruwu tuiu
orange. Delicious refreshments
were served, consisting of sand
wiches, hot tea, salted peanuts,
candy and cakes. The chaperons
were, Mrs. J. B. Wallace, Miss
Margaret Williams, Miss Nancy
Jussely and Mrs. J. O Stokes.
First Honor Roll
1st Grade. Samuel Lanier. Elva
iinnson and urace Casey.
2nd. Grade: Charles Guthrie,
Theresa Goodinsr and ' Thomas
Quinn, '
3rd. and fourth Grade: None. .
6th. Grade: Wilma Gray Quinn.
6th. Grade: Pattle Sue Souther.
land. '
7th. and 8th. Grade: None. t. ' ,
9th. Grade: Ellen and Eleanor
Southerland. " '. .-'-. ,
10th. and llth. Grade: None. ,
. : Second Honor RoU: '
1st Grade: Lawrence Souther-
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