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t jmer of tie Esitcr Ci.
r -tw cf Cornsrc3 t.
Tn fcM in Eisstsn. I"z2 12,
7:00 P. 1L, accoidix- ta a its
neat made by - secretary Q.
rirtlett for this ; paper U-lij.
George Olson and lis crc-crtra
xrZl furnish the music fcr tie
dner and the annual ; spsssars
dince which will follow, , r( ; j
Senator McKeller is one cf the
- strongest advocates in the Senate
cf the President's proposed judi
cial reform program and he will
discuss this issue at this dinner.
The officials of the Eastern Caro
lina Chamber of Commerce extend
en . invitation to all lnteresiea
l parties to avail themselves of the
orportunity of ; hearin? Senator
llcXeller discuss this very import
ant issue of today. In order to
provide accommodations zor ulosc
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A-ent Duplin rriil Association
Day: 214-1; Ei;t: 2:3-1; 33-1;
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vath her mesa, jucs.
men. . .
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tickets to the dinner be made as
: early as possible. These reserva
. tions may be made to the secre
tary at - Kinston. The price per
plate-will be $1.00. ' ;
Some ' of t the most prominent
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Cclisbcro acccrrmci Ly --'3.
t?!i ktA Ilrs: 7illiin E. I'rr.vn
l tefv little rirb cf C:.r. :-..G.
C. visited tie Jucrwcc a -sy s j
last Ixiiay eixcrnscn.
Hisses Ilizafceth Cparknan and
Kildred Tate ; went1 to Wilmir-
last Eaturcay.--;; . . . ,
. T?rs. 17: ilcGowan visited re?
latives near rayetteville on Thurs
day of last wee. , - -
N.rB. Honey, ana a. weus
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tttx-ttr ATrrrsi rriVlCE OF ALL I les-al business;
lyr. laTT'i. 1 k ; Mrs- Hewtom is spending
r- 1 several days this week with her
I ' daughter, xlrs. Wliliam Mercer in
rrrrr "r " ; Blandenboro. , ,
1 Mrs. James Whitfield and ch-
J ildren visited relatives near War-
- $ t saw, on Sunday. '
; ' c , Eev: 0. C. Wefls of MooresviUe
" a , & has been visiting in the home of
- B..V. wens.
gor.es, vrhich 'csrr: 1 cat a ccl:r
schtrie cf preen c-i v?titst as dll
the-tallies and tatle appointment.
UES. BLAC2MA1T E1ITE2TAIII3
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, , j . r j. wutj v ; on last xia ay aixcrnoon irum
accompanied E. D. Jobirson to Jiai- 2:S0-5iS0, Mrs. Jack" Elackman
eigh pi: Tuesday of 'this week on was a cbaming-hostess when she
entertained at .2 tailes pfBridge.
After several interestinff eames
srnria wpta tntnllpd ftnd Mrs. A.
J. iMckson Was given a lovely pair
of crystal vases for high I .score.
Mrs. L C. Eurcb was given yan
eggs for low score. The hostess wittf nrwejnd sirew.
Iavcr3 tivea.
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The Art Eepartment cf tr-2 c-
c;r;r- ,a art exr-itit at tr.3 f
frcn 10:C0 A. II. to 4:C3 T.
The ptlic is cordially mite I Id
visit tra scnooi ana eajajr -.
hitit at any time convenient cir-ir-
these hours. There' will te r.o
charge. : ; ." , .
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nature's greatest anatomical a
chievements. It ii flexible at ev
ery point and can turn in any di-
rection, from any position.. It con
tains no bone, but w mxerwuvta
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The' members of the Junior P.
V P. T.: of Grove Presbyterian
? : Church enjoyed an Easter Egg
the spring under the direction cf
Miss Louise Xowen, their leader.
Prices were won by !arab Pickett,
Winnie Quinn and Uorwood Eon
ev: Jr. After a nnmber of tames
hand-contests the children were
servea lemonaae - ana cases mn
owed by candy eggs. ' - t . f
ThA refnilar MaTch Meetin? of
the Junior Woman's Club af Een
ansville was held ' Monday night
at 7:30 witn mss Liane iiooson
i in the home of Mrs. P. J. Sobson.
( Miss Mildred - Pate, chairman of
tthe art department, had charge of
I the program. She, was assisted by
. Kallicnne - K - r.scure - Fit ;
...-GARMENTS - '
. : COST HO MOEE THAIl! THE l0EI)I1IA1Y HOT).
111 one of the 40 'types tannot fit you, Kellogg makes a'
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t"-'.. SOLD AUD SERVICED BY. ,
R21S.V G. PARK' PRIDGEN
' Warsaw, i:cr.in cat.cijita
S- lipir-fjAf gjniss Elizabeth . Sparkman and
pt T OlT 1 He UreSC-UD Miss Mirgaret Williams of the lo-
Day Of The Year
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1 - . WHETHER w not youTl be "on parade" Easter Sunday $g
there wS btdozens of ithcr Sundays and hundreds of other
' y Whi von wffl be "on inspection." You can be sure of -.
I penS e ocinm VCiS f
X ES For Town and Country, for busmess and club, for inform- &
al and formal events-there is a Julien K. Taylor Suit that
- 'wiUwinise wherever eyes appraise, you. Whether you
? choose from Kuppenheimer, Timely or Our Own Label clothes, $
'. it S be a fine product, properly fitted and moderately priced , $
, X and all exclusive here; T. , Xh. Tw " 4 - - : h ' 1 "'
' ? KUPPEUHEIMER V, 'V'' ' ?En:LY 'JV: '" '
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oun owiliail ' ;
;f :;C3 9.13, rin,?.;,
V ' JIcw and Correct Fcnu:!urg j u
.i ' to complete Ycur Esssntle "
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JiEMEMEEIl TUTU!! 13 EL7E2 A CCOMICE WITH
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cal school faculty After the pro
gram the -guests "were invited to
th fomf Store for i refreshments
where they enjoyed ice-cream and
waters carrying , out. ine master
, w. M. s.
' The 5; Woman's Missionarv Sd-
MitTF Af the Tnnnl T?antist Chnreh
was held on Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock in tne Acme or xirs. ui-
avA nnhson. The President. Mrs.
fi. "R. Ritterson. presided over the
business session. Mrs. Thad Jones
conducted the Devotional, utners
tiVir-v rart in the meetiii were:
rTpaniPs Janei A. uanson. k.
Tvndall. Faisan ITcOowflH. W. E.
, TT .; , To1nM . ' mill
The memhers cf the Wcran's
Club cf Henr-ills est:xta:r-J
the memters cf t s Jr.::r o
mans' Clzb vx z.z Tuesiay w'rW
frcn C-ll o'clock in tl3 o
rccr.3 The cccacisn was the lllli.
tr-ziversary - cf the Ccrisr Clz.
Eiro vas pbycl fcr a hrg tir.3
until all rlayers had wen a prns.
The nzn-srs were ell: I lj Ilrs.
T. V7. IlcGowan arl " .3. J. E.
Jerritt. Latpr a Ct. TaLici's ccn-
hn wen Lr:ir pr: 3 ia eri
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