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- ' y at t e Luj 'In
',, f - sr.1!.. y Martin,
" 7, J i lavid, I". len Vest
: , 1i L:,:e and Llxie Bunlar
s'.lt the amusing background
of advertising agency warfare and
radio community sings.
One of the screen's , snappiest
wise cracking newspapermen de
parts from his light hearted roles
to lav a highly dramatic pare, ai
so as a newspaperman in "Last
Train From .Madrid" the first
story based on the present Spanish
and L
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:, L'-len Ma.k and Robert
s.
T'.o 1 lpst movie, "i. ..sir? six
es'',, stan';:s that sloe' -g sirH'g
cowboy, Tick Foran, doesn't boLe
its name,-according to advices
sent in advance of the next open
ing at the Duplin Theatre.
Warner melodrama called "Blaz
ing Sixes", and the numeral, of
course, refers to the six-gun with
which Dick and his pals and their
enemies, the stagecoach robbers,
vollev their way through the plot,
A new leading lady makes her
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Program For WeekOf July 26
MONDAY. JULY 28TH -; ' ' '
SING and BE HAPPY
STABBING ANTHONY MAETIN and GREAT ARRAY of
BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
TUESDAY JULY 27TH , . . -
LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID ;
STABBINQ DOBOTET LAMOUB, LEW AYEES, KABEN
MORLEY and OILBEBT BOLAND. ,
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 28TH . -1 ,
BLAZING SIXES
STABBING DICE FOBAN - , - . .j
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JULY 29TH and 30TH ' .
MOUNTAIN MUSIC
STABBING BOB BURNS and MARTHA BAYS ' ;
SATURDAY, JULY 31ST '
' EVENING and NIGHT
TWO GUN LAW
STARRING CHARLES STARRETT
,. . SATURDAY NIGHT OWL SHOW
sliM' ; ': 'r ; : --I
STABBING PAT O'BBTEN,; HENRY FONDA and MARGARET
LINDSAY " t' ' .j
WANOCA THEATRE
. WALLACE, NORTH CAROLINA ;
Program For WeekOf July 26
MONDAY, JULY 26TH y,. 'v 1 v;fv' f -
EVER SINCE EVE . ; v j
STARRING MARION DAvTES,ROBERT MONTGOMERY
. and PATSY KELLY , ? ' "
TUESDAY JULY 27TH . - " ' r-. - -
ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN
STARRING WHEELER and WOOLSEY 1
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28TH , . ...
NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE
STARRING William BOYD t-
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JULY29TH and 30TH '
PARNELL
wliRRING CLARE GABLE and MYBNA LOY '
THUBSDAY ONLY , ,
Jco Lcuis " James JJIraddock ,
, CHAMPION FIGHT , -23
KINUTES of REAL FIGHTING ', ' ' 1 '
No Extra Charge For Admission - " "w'
CATTJZTAY, JULY 31ST
TO TPP PI I? i ? s iXr
f l
with an unfort . ' ' 5 . . i
ing his mcmo' y ' f 1 1 ' ; I
on the head, Hi c. y s . I
to normal when L'-. -.."y t
with large qu;intli!s s of wn. r t .
knowing Kartha I 7s, y .a c. '
imagine what a .welcome iavita
tion that is.
Bob meeta Kartha after runr.::
away irom Home to avo j ccirn
married off to Terry V.'&ll.erj with
whom his brother, played by John
Howard, is in love. Bob has lost
his memory, and finds himself in
possesion of an expensive car, lots
of cash, and a driver's license is
sued to Hamilton Lovelace, and in
that .character, Bob : and Martha
fall m love,
The Joyce C:l';ons CIs cf tie
n5' t with Tr .eri Ls. rill.a
aid Aiams. ATtsr a sLort cievo
tional and business session g'mes
were enjoyed. At the close cf the
. - . ' . . " - . m A
- From that point on. the ran eoes . meetins? c :licious rcire.oic.s
completely wild. Xvery once in a were srjved.
wiiiip -Rnh ita Amr& in fhn tare.' Mr And Mrs. JU Curry and lam-
fc , r.o.1 nf ww mnwn'ilv of Warsaw visited the Kctiod-
recovers
his memory, and cant stand the
sight of Martha, then she clunks
him on top of the head, and presto
He's once more Borneo to her Jul
iet, v , f. ; v !
"Slim" is a picturesque out
door drama dealing ; with those
colorful young men who seem to weK Mnred at the close
- ' . 1 1 A. L I'
nave been negiecnea nereioion ay meeting.
noveust and, scenarists, tne unes-
i .
tZ.e i
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4 4 ,
ily of Warsaw visited the
ist Barsonage last Weiaciicy.
ifrs: Louis Amaa was l:;,f"t t
the members of the -"'.Xet&odist
Missionary Society last Wednes
day afternoon. The program was
presented by Mrs. H, J. Faison.
The topic of which was Foreign
Sohools. She also gave the Hie of
Lamar Haygood. Refre&ments
men who string high-tension wires
across the land . '
Fat O'Brien and Henry Fonda
are co-staring as a pair of pole-
climbing pals. Margaret Lindsay
is the girl whom they beta love.
Ferrel MacDonald is tneir doss.
Stuart Erwin is their buddy. Oth
ers who figure in their adventures
are Dick iPurceu, Joseph sawyer,
John Litel, Craig Beynolds, Jane
Wyman and Joseph King.
Bay Enright directed Jne pio
tnre from the screen play by Wil
liam: 'Wister Haines, who was also
author of "Hum" as a mn neiuus
novel. ,' 'i ' '
BROWN-PRIDGEN
Friends of Mr And Urs. Ben
Eobbs are glad to leant that their
little daughter is improving in Dr.
Sidbury's Hospital in Wilmington.
Mr. and Jars. Jim uaraen ana
daughter, Elva, Mrs. Anna Casey,
Mrs. A. v. Basi ana cuuoren vis
ited relatives at Beaufort . last
Thursday,
Mrs. Robert Eirkland of Little
ton and little ion Bobby are the
goests of Mrs. T. W., Smith.
Miss Louise Allen of Winston-
Salem spent several days in Fais
on last week the guest of Mrs. F.
W. Oakes. .
Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Epratt were
the weekend guests of their sister,
Mrs. M. C. Bowden.
Miss Bettie Stott Gibbons ' of
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. T. ; v s-l son, L.n
v cf liiLam srsnt the
' ' i Lj. acd I.s. James
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Lj. t 1 I.' s. C. V. r:oi,:,.s, Jr;,
ail C:.:. ... Lroofcs, EI ,of Wal
! r , is f .Ls cf Kr. and Urs.
i C. Ci I i I-y.
I. s Li Zrczim went deep
s:a fLLir j at E anaboro Satur
lay. '
r..!l.:s Curceron of Lake Wacca-
n:aw, f:?nt.uniay and Monday
la tu.. "o. .
T! e .Vr?.n's Auxiliary of the
rrei t iL a Church met Tuesday
at tie Loii-e cf Mrs. C. L. Swan.
Urs. Leon 1 lowers will have
charge of tlie program.
Eeverel from Calraso attended
toe wedllr of Iliss Hararet
TriJsn and Charles Brown in
V'arsaw Tuesday.
us. J. R. Maxwell is in Wil
mington with her little granddau
ghter, iZarj Bellamy, who was op
erated on for appendicitis. Mary is
doing nicely, ; ,
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Ltl 3 Eil a i ' j 1
Trir, .-riatlon v.;.s f ' V 1 I,
"r. ultcrs, J. A. I l'.li ani
J IT. r ime.
Cn I'riJay nrj.-t cr- "i" -ace: -cut
exercijes ucre L..IJ. I" -.'.i d.'i"..i't
mcnt eymifl tie wo;.k tliey had
dons al e-i'.Lltti srrils cf it.
The prcram was octscIuJcd with
a story by Mrs. Valicis. - -
NOTICE CF ADMINISTRATION
The Undersigned having this
day qualified as administrator of
the estate of G. A. Outlaw, deceas
ed, notice is hereby given to all
persons having any claim ' or
larl
CCD lufs v
Morris f'.
8-21-7-1-ai
lumber, touwcoo t
wood. Toll for ,---
fifth.
Warsaw. July 81 A weaaing
of outstanding interest and nnns
iml heantv took Blace in the War
saw Methodist Churcn on xuesaay
Jnlv20. at 10 o'clock,
wiin ariiis Marsraret Pridgen of
Warsaw, became the onae ' oi
Charlie Brown of JMtecasi ana
Norfolk, Va. The tastefully arran
ged setting included tall baskets
of white crepe myrtle and Japan
ese peas, low baskets ox pinic giaa
ioli and Queen Anne's lace, and
candelabra with lighted candles,
acrainst a Dacksrround of ; banked
asparagus fern and summersweet
Pastor of the bride, Bev. W. F.
Waters conducted the ceremony.
Ushers were James Robert Grady,
of Eenansvaie and George P.
Pridgen, Jr., of Warsaw. An unus
ual program of nuptial music was
given by Miss Sallie G. 1 Pridgen,
Miss Catherine Pridgen and Eccles
Pridgen, as follows: "The Little
Red Lark" and "Die Lotnsblume,"
piano "TKe , Sunshine of Your
Smile," vocal solo, "A t Dream,"
flute solo, a,nd "The World is
Waiting for the i . Sunrise,", vocal
and flute. "Theme from Sonata in
A,". Mozart, was played during
the ceremony; Wagner's and Men
delssohn's Wedding Marches were
used as processional and reces
sional, respectively. ' v ,
Mrs, J. R. Grady of Eenans
ville, sister of the bride, and Miss
Miriam Sloan of Wallace attended
the bride as dame of honor and
maid of honor. Mrs. Grady wore a
navy embroidered silk marquis
ette with yellow and blue acces
sories; talisman roses composed
her shoulder corsage, Miss Cloan
wore a becoming navy . chiton
dress, with an applique-trimmed
natural straw hat, and navy ac
cessories; her flowers" were pink
roses.
The bride entid with her fa
ther, G. P. TrLVn f x:&r
Iter d" 3 vas a tj'o-picce t'
I
Wilson was visitor in town last
Thursday. '
Mrs. W. L. Hicks was the guest
of Mrs. Joyce Gibbons in Wilson
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mrs, x. W. oakes, an. , Jim
Watkins and Miss Louise Allen vi
sited A. W. Oakes, Sr., in Eooker-
ton last Thursday.
- Mrs. Jess Maness or Ainton
the guest of her mother Mrs. Hen-
rv Hatcher. '
The Sesame Club met Wednes
day af ternon at the home of Miss
Winifred Faison with Mrs. larl
Bert and Mrs. J. XL Fierce of
Warsaw assistant hostesses. Tit
president, Mrs. 0. L. TZzZiZ-s
called the meeting to order ,exl a
short business :. session . fvllowci
alter wMch the followirj Itc
rara was presented. Mrs. 8. li.
Ireland, dicussed ti". Universl'lc:
of North Carolina. . Llrs.. Esi't'
Taylor told of Ce actisa of tl
lecrislature reardiE2 tie str.t.
schools. At the close of the meet
ing brick ice cream ana cr se were
served dirii?3r tie sacU 1
The MJ3re-Tlioais:i r '
family reunion rest Lt I it"
Ten-MUe lap't church near 1 : i
key, Cairrson County. TLoa f '
tending from rison were , Z ."
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ana us. i..ai-tui
Winifred rs""-n, Mies f " I
Mrs. E. J. 1'.-s. A. I'. Vl
ington, Miss liar" a I " ' 1 l
W. L. Micks, J.-:-.:s
Mrs. 0. L. Tajlor,
Junius McCulIca r
LtVane.
Mrs. I. L. Tdrri i
to Circle Eo.C st'i
rian AaxlTrT I '
Mrs. T E. Li . ! a I
tional, end Mis. T.
rf-'ni: 1 tie j
f-.lV.-am"-... 1."
ttle t' j
i. ? nfr ' T.etts -
Daily Vacation
Sclicol In Llarmolia
The annual, daily vacation Bible
school of the Methodist Church
was held last . week. In the Pri
mary Department there were '' 13
enrolled in the daily vacation Bi
ble school at Magnolia.
Teachers were Mrs. W, F. Wal
ters, Misses Elizabeth and Louise
Sanderson. Their topic was, "Our
E&iiy Bread." They worked witl
wheat, corn and potatoes. An at
tractive wheat poster was made.
Milk was included in the ttsij,
and a 'Thank God for Food" pos
ter was made containing many
pictures of different foods..' The
chudren made -prayer books . and
NOTICE!
I wich to announce tliat Iv;lll
be with . A'V.Vi::','y4i''"''t'; '
F,
WAREHOUSES - -
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lzd to serve friends ll.
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