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: ;" s confidence soi every one of our customers.
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. 1 'zXiz Teachey cf T
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' .d his sister, IZxz. ..
-limes P. S. irev.f- 7.
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have both every day Avhen
fronfschool. They make '
and keep me healthy. ,
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. Herring, Mrs. J. B.
:s Annie Louise Herring
- cr4 in Bed Sprirs.
: Izhie and Una Williams '
their" brother, Dr. John'
3 in Mount Olive Saturday.
ieoia Denning who is a
r ct the franklin Scnccl
liy was the guest cf Hiss
a Teachey during the week
I :irs. J. J. Lew has returned
.i::.A a visit in Goldsboro.
i Ilrs. Elizabeth Yick and Miss
?irclyn Brinkley spent the week
, :i at lirs. Vick's Home in War
I - Herman L. Teachey has accept
, il a position with Humphrey lao
xzt company 'in Burgaw.
Hiss liOuise ; .Whitfield . spent
.the week end at her home in Clin
ian.' , . ' " y. y '
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. . Fussell
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Russell's parents, i Mr., and Mrs.
Uritt, in Mount Olive. , ' ' 1 -'
Mis. Mamie Usher of the . Con
xord community - visited Mr; and
2irs. L. C. Herring during .the
wees ena. 5 . '
vMr and Mrs. H. S. Johnson and
sQraham Fussell spent Wednesday
in Wilmington. , .
.Mrs. Harvey ' Boney and MisS
XJassie Batson attended the Demo
cratic Victory Dinner in Baleigh
JEriday night. -
.Mrs. A. B. Lanier and son, Don
ald attended t a birthday dinner
Sunday in Magnolia in iionor of
Mrs, Lamer 9 grandfather
-Mr. and' Mrs. Leland Teachey
and Faye were dinner guests last
Sunday, of- Mr: and Jlrs. X..M.
Bell of Currie. . , r
Miss Verda Bouse visited her
Jiatents, Mr. and Mrs,, A. J. Hou
se last week. '
Mrs. T. B. Murphy and Mrs. Xe-
land Teachey were shoppers in
Hlmir'rton, Wednesday. "
Mr. Bryon Teachey, principal jf
Moss Hill -'.'High School spei&Snn
day with his parents, Mr. jond
lira. D.JB; Teachey. ;.,'
JEriends are glad to know that
Xlrs. xunice Bouse is improving
alter a recent illness. -:
Mr. and Jlrs. D. J. Fussell and
J. p, Jerome have crone to Clax
ton, ila .where they will xsesJ
tcrrezai wee&s.- ,
Predbytcrirm I
Auxiliary Meets
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The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church held its reg
ular - fcnsirsss. msetin; at the
chnrch on Wfdnesiay, March 3rd.
with the. president Urs. C. F. Ha
wes, presiding. vThe iollowing of
ficers were elected for & term of
two years: Vice-president, Mrs. C.
L. Faircloth : Secretary Jtlrs. H.
W, Farrior; Historian, Miss Annie
Louise Herring. .
Mrs. McHair Johnson of Willard
our District Chairman was present
at the meeting and gave an inter
esting and instructive talk to the
Auxiliary. -. y
. ; The program on "Congo Cross
es", was conducted by Mrs.' H. . W;
jrarnor. -. - - ,t, , .
The ladies of the Auxiliary are
planning to. meet at the Manse
wedaesdayy MaTch ICth for air all
day study of the book of Genesis.
; Congratulations T
Basketball Girls
ToBeulaville K
Congratulations ! Beulaville Hi
Basketball girls for the splendid
work that you have .done . this
year. You're very clean sports and
have worked like Turks, it was all
in good pjaying and not just luck.
You have a perfect record cf thirty-seven
games.' 'r- '
Which has won for you the title
' cf fame. J- - , - ' . 'V v
You're champions now and remem-
t:r to pay your ccach, Mr. Har-T-tt
v.ho tarjlt ysu to play.
A Mountain of jdteer, could hard-
v, ly conyey you what the Beula
r otIIc Ifilks have wished you this
Mrs. Sheppard
Honored
. JAISON, March 15th. Mrs:
M. Maurice Sheppard. formerly
Miss JJebecca JClif ton was honored
Thursday, March 11, . when : Mrs.
Verntj Jrown entertained at four
tables of Contract Bridge at the
l&ame m In. lean Sylvester. Bich
lands. ' .;. - . 4
The living rooms and dinin
room were beautifully decorate
with flowers. The dining table
was covered with lace and center
ed with a bowl of roses, sweetpeas
and ftrK '
Mrs. Oerall Bryan scored high,
and received salt - and pepper
shakers in i ostona glassware.
Mrs. Chcppard was remembered
with a pair of hose.
After three nrosrressions had
been played, Mrs. urown, assist
ed by Mrs. Leon Sylvester -and
Mrs. Gerald Bryan, served a
sweets course . with coffee ' to the
following sruests. Mesdames Bob
ert Thompson, victor venters.
Herbert Aman, Dixon Hood, Brch
ard Sylvester, Earl Lewis, Natha
niel, Sylvester, Charles ,r Wiggens,
Leon Venters Leon Sylvester.
uerald Bryan, Maurice Sheppard,
Misses Doris Humphrey, Sara
Woodward and Mary ioiy Franck.
Key. P. C Adairisp
AtKenanciillc
Bev. P. C, Adams, president' of
Maxton Junior College will preach
the Baccalaureate Sermon oef ore
the Senior Class of the Kenans-1
Ville High School on April 18th j
at 11 :uu. Mr. Adams is a great
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c servo u:3 i::ii:a
' Cboic f convenient ichedulet and
optional routea luxurioua parlor,
coachea lowest farea ia biatori'l.....
Kenansville Drug Store . , -.
Ke-:ville,,N. C. .' r
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Corsages.
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Opposite New Post Office 4
WILMINGTON, N. C. -,
Phone 6 '
lover of youth and is always in
terested in the problems and am
bitions of young people. We hope)
that all the patrons ana inenas
of the Kenansville School will at
tend this service. Special music
will be furnished by the- commu
nity choir. -
H. M. Ellis has been conducting;
a series of demonstrations in the
use of the V-shaped terrace drag
that can be pulled by horses or
-m ii in. iiuhb Tnuv riv nin.Hiiini ill.
making the drag at home. . -
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v . to THE . ' '
betty-lo s::
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a complete assortment of
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SUITS
Etc.
coats;
BLOUSES,
Special Prices;'
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