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red. v. I
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f ,.a rain or dew asd, if possible,
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al t
i i..ons are not usually
i after the lawn is i three
years old.
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utsuume exenanje, swap the seed
for meal. The feediner- vain nf
cottonseed is due to its content of
meaL bulls and oil hut thr u
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LY ONE T1CICET , PER, PERSON
If it is ElectricalSee Us "i
Service Guaranteed' " '
Sam ? Fh.cc Twice
Bennie Powell, !jn , .
and llrs. John FoweU of near lit
Olive Is snff ering from the . re
breaking of his leg ip. an auto a
cident Saturday aftetnoon.. '
i Ywaac Powell wa riding la
open car driven by DxleU Boberts
of Beautancms. The c't.i failed to
take one of the curvtti near; Bob
erts' store, and raa iato ; mtch
throwing Powell over the . wind'
shield. . . .. . - Wi?
Bennie had been suffering from
a broken leg all sumjner and had
been in a cast to take care of hat
fracture. It was healing but -Mt
saUicient to remove toe casi wjhcb
was Still on bis leg at the time of
the. accident. .The apciaent ..." Satur
day broke the same leg in ;.tne
I., -s rx-" a. 1 . . ;i y of the
loM s liO'l f Culiy Sj-s-At the
v- ko 1 at tLtir homes, Coldsbo
ro aiil Ilomcyer respectively.
Cl.crL2 a A His. Eavid S: Wil-
liximson announce the birth ol a
s n, in tlie Eanston hospital ' gn
llonJay night of this week, Octo
ber 4 Jl " -
lit. and Era. J. VL 3rock made
a hllsienss trip to Baleigh on Tues-
- day of this week.
SEWING CLUB MiiiSTS .
Mrs Albert T. Outlaw was a
most charming hostess to the B.
M. 0.' Sewing Club on last; Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. A good
ly number of members were pres
ent, also three visitors. Boses and
other colorful flowers-were used in
the rooms fo tthe occasion. Prior
to adjournment the hostess . was
assisted by Mesdaroes P. W. Mc-
Gktwen and XT. B. Boney in serving
College is expected home for the
ooming weekend, v''t"'?'.-5. MV
Krs. William- Jones and child
ren of Wallace, were visitors here
last Sunday in the home of Mrs.
inad Jones. , ; t-.
little Barbara Grady, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Grady has been quite sick recent
ly, and has been m Wilmington in
the hospital several days : under
the care of Br. Sidbury. )-:A"V
Miss Grace Iatueton is spend-
After a wedding trip -to Ashe
ville and other points of "interest
in-Western Carolina, Br. and Mrs.
Hundley will- be. at home , in Ben
laville. " '
- Immediately following the wed-
.. ding Mr. and Mrs. James Tlem-
mally in honor of Or. and , Mrs.
Hundley. Seated at opposite ends
of the table Mrs. Dot Patrick and
Miss Sidney Davenport, aunts of
the bride poured tea. Sandwiches
and salted nuts were passed by
ing some witt
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Iittleton.
Mrs. Ben Williamson and young-1
est daughter, Mary Evelyn, spent !
one day last week witn ilira. jrranK
Shepaxd ia Wallace. - ;
Boy Jones and family of Ports
mouth, Va. visited Mr. Jones' mo
ther. Mrs. Thad Jones this week
end. Mrs. Jones returned home
with them to spend A few days.
Mrs. Sam Hewton is ' spending
fchickenaated plate w temp
me accessones.
BIBTHDAt PABTT---.'m
, Terna Mae Gtricklaad, better
known as "Shorty" celebrated her
birthday on Monday afternoon of
this week when she gave delight
ful party at .' the . Kenansville
Spring. She was 10 years old : on
this happy occasion. She ' Shared
same place, which makes, a very, honors with her little cousin, Er
k j t -a tliaf vrfll ha 'tiit.in Oraiiw at Warsaw, who was
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hard to heaL Bennie iwasj given) 12 years old at this time. After a
treatment in Mount Ohve, and the
lesr nut in the cast again. - Hee is
thought to be in a, seus .condi-
tion.
KENANSVILLE'
SOCIETY NEWS
William Mercer in1-Bladenboro.
Mrs, Mercer's baby girl has been
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BOTTDLEY-DAVENPOKT
MAKBIAGB AT GBEENVILLE
I Greenville, N. C, Sept. 25. In
the presence of members of the fa
mily and relatives, the -marriage
of Miss Sidney Davenport and Dr.
Deane Hundley, Jr., was solemniz-
18 at the home of the bride's pa- . 3 ,
Mary Xawrence Davenport. 1
Much Outdoor
Entertainment
at State FaV
Baleigh, Sept. 30. A triumph
in outdoor entertainment will be
presented at the North Carolina
State, Fair each evening when the
glittering "Revue of Tomorrow"
presents its revealing musical ex
travaganza, Manager J. S. Dorton
declared today. ,
Its appearance is in line with
the fair manager's policy to give
Tar Heels the finest in American
and European entertainment at
the annual exposition October 12
16. Veteran showmen are con
gratulating Manager Dortou s se-
sented each, evening as well - as
each, afternoon of fair week. On
the midway will be the World of
Mirth, with 22 novelty shows and
18 thrilling rides. '
Quinri-RkGbwen
Company , :
QTJAUTY PUP N1TUBJB . .
LOWPLES
FUHEBAL DIBE3T0XS ;
AMBULANCE SEE VICE J
Agent Duplin Burial Association
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Day: 244-1; Night: 253-1; 266-1:
281-6 '
WARSAW, H. C.
Dr. H. A. Edwards
' DENTIST .
PWK HILL, - Friday Saturday, '
Monday; KEBSfSVILLE, Tues
day; BEDIAVILLE, Wednesday; .
EICHLANDS. Thursday. , r
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Misses Marietta Heece-and Ion
ise Bowen wtnt to Kanston last
Saturday to the Hagehbacfc-Wal-lace
Circus. Thev were! accogsrpan-
ied by Ella Theresa, Guy, Je., and
Stephen Council uooaing, aisa
Hnth Chase Honevcutt KyX-
Mr. and Mrs J. Ttt. .Brock; and
children attended the night per-
fdrmance of the circus, last. Satur
day, also several others, from Ihere
whose names your ? corresponaen
failed-to get ' f'sU t"'M
Mesdames J, E. Jerfitt, N. B,
Boney and P. J. Dobson, went to
Goldsboro last Saturda afternoon
shopping. They1 were accompanied
by. Janet Boney and sorwood jso-
My,Jr.:;:0;-.Sf
Perrv Dobson. earned us young
est children, Janet and Arnold to
Kinston to the circus last' Satur
day. He .was accompanied also by
Jimmy. Jerritt and several others.
. Miss Pattie Loftin of. Mt. Oliye
spent last Sunday nigbf here with
Visum JogMiliiiiM
Eugenia : Forlaw whoA formerly
worked here were visitors nere
last weekend. f- 5 j ' a
. Miss Marie Williams $ who at
tends eace College, Baleigh, ' and
Miss Susie B. lee whd attends
number of enjoyable games led by
Kattie Lee Strickland and Mil-
- m 11 ., i "A. 3
nfl7H,v r JwhZv Vri-colorde fall flowers, were
to the Friendly Cafe, where they I . tmt r,Ainm th.
living roomi asters in pastel shad-, after several years of private op
es were used against a background eration.
of fern and palm. The mantel was) . Hew York iff Geo.
banked with fern and long leaf, A. Hamid, mternationaUy toown
pine, interspersed with burning lo!in: h 'EcTue Tr"
vn row" will introduce a double line
Paul Davennort nlaved the wed- of cnorus giris in a reperwire oi
which will be presented nightly at
a xt.. v t- 4i.. the fair, now back in State hands
w,r wtvpA jM nm nul flake.!1"0" . wuvuguuiii, u ""- , BMt
by the mothers of the honor gu
ests.'
WOMAN'S VCLUB MEETING
' The regular monthly meeting of
ithe Kenansvile Woman's Club-was
held on last Thursday afternoon at
3:30 in the club room, with Dr.
Charles Deering of the , Coastal
Plains Experiment Station of Wil
lard, N. C. as guest speaker. He
talked on "Bulbs and their Cul
ture." He was introduced by Mrs.
B, T. Wells, who had charge of
the" program for the Garden De
partment. Plans were made for a
yard improvement campaign with
Mesdames p. 7. Newkirk of Bose
hill D H. Boney, of Teachey and
dinir music.
The bride entered with her
brother, James F- Davenport, Jr.
They were met by the bridegroom
with his borther, Frank Hundley
of Dunsville, Va. as best man. The
vows were spoken before the Bev.
A. W. Fleschmann, pastor of the
Memorial Baptist Church.
i The bride wore a model of du
bonnett velvet made on princess
lines with puffed sleeves. Her ac
cessories were black and she wore
TinnlHor tmrtavm of OTtrdeni&S.
Shelton punter of . Magnolia Httndiey .daughter of Mr.
judges. The Distnct Meeting y fori James pieming Daven
October 16 in Wilmington was al-) a gnt, of the city
so annoqneed, and during the East Carolina
Greensboro- Colletre - stent "last
weekend Jhere with, their parents,
Mrs. Wilbur Adams of Angier
has been visiting her parent, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Williams recently.
Joel Layton,' of Lillingtonj vis
ited his sister Mrs. Eobert Catron
Wells- last.Sunday,.;-v' ;
Miss Ruth-'Ineram left last
weekend fox Selma where she will
business 'session, the club voted to
get Teneiian Blinds for the build
ing. Mesdames L C. Burch, J. B.
Wallace and Jack Blackmon serv
ed delicious refreshments at the
close ol the meeting, consisting of
a sweet course. There , were ' 24
members present and two new ones
addel la the roll calL
Mercer -and? I ,' '
ANOTHEB BIBTHDAY PASTY
,, Little Sarah West Outlay .has
just attained the age of three
years.' She celebrated this fact
when her" mother entertained for
ber at a delightful party on Mon
day afternoon this week. Mrs. Out
law was assisted in - entertaining
the little folk by Kisses ' Windley
and Price of the local school lao
ulty who are spending the winter
here) in the home of the outlaws,
m i DL. m
ieacnen vous. . uu - ne8g which font gone into th.
member of the Wilson County j ma. rf 0M of nMn,t fore.
5T -,i XT? w "SI Uwst hippodrome revues. A page
BeulaviUe. eJv , ant-like opTning sends the revue
ter of Mrs. Martha Anne Daven- f "tart, with a crack
elaborate numbers with fetching
scenery elaborate costumes, spark
ling lighting effects, and with
sprightly tunes by' its own awing
band and a galaxy of choice spe
cialty artists.
, Every one of the chorus girls
has performed in a theatre or
night club individually or in un
its. They have been instructed in
the "art" of working out of doers
in routines especially conceived
and designed for outdoor stages.
A smart series of dance numbers
will feature the nightly perform
ances of the revue at the forth
coming fair. Years of experience
account for the tkill and clever-
into the
Don't put up with
PAIN
Get rid of it
When functional nains of
struation are severe, take OARDOL
If It tfoesnt benefit you, ocomiK a
physician. Dont neglect such painsv
The; depress the tone of the nerTea,
cause sleeplessness, loss of appetite,
Wear out your resistance. - ;
CM bottle of Oudtd ud a vMhtr i
H via Wlp TO. thounndi nf iiimw
ban Mid H bripad tbna. ' - , ,
la bulldlnk ap the whoto tritea by belonai
to gn mm ttieotui mat the SnS
c
Mrs. Coedell and daughter Ad-
die Worth ox -Elise spent several
teach again this year hi the pti-iays recently iVere with Mrs. Law- .
mary department of ' thfc school tence Boutnenaiaa. v t- i ;
there. ' , - " : ' Miss Caroliner Jerritt ol reaco
Dort and the late James . Dav
enport of Pactolus and the late
John Flanagan and the late bus.
Mary Wise Flanagan of this city.
Dr. Hundley, formerly of Dunn
sville. Va,. is the son of Deane
Hundley, lawyer and judge of the;
rti -i A J tv. 1.4.. Wra V
VlTCOlk Mfiut, auu tag juw ub
Lucy Hart Hundley of Dunnsville.
He graduated from the Bappa-
hanock District Hieh SschooL re-
cevied his B. A. degree from Lyn-
chburei College, Lynchburg, Va.
and Graduated from the Boston
Medical Colleee. Following his in
terneship in the City Hospital of
Boston, he was with the North
Carolina Baptist Hospital in Win
stonSalem. For one year he was
assistant nhvsician at the State
Hosnttal in Baleieh. From Bal
eigk he went to BeulaviUe where
. . . ! - J
ine Degan, tae genewi pracuce m
t medicine.
master of ceremonies speeding the
revue, along its merry way, pro
ducing thrill after thrill and fas
cinating effects.
Fifteen spectacular acts, all
new to the State Fair, will be pre-
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