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Quests of Mr. J. S. Woodruff
during the past few days have
It i her mother.Mrs. Jones, her
c" hter, Mr. Paul Byrd and two
r ren, another daughter, Mrs.
CJia Drew, her husband and
' -, Mr. Woodruff son. Sgt
Y.:a fcdward Brock, USA of Cal
ifornia, who met the other mem
be of the family at home; He
wia leave Thursday.
Capt John Croom Hunter USA
spent the week end with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hunter.
Mrs. Forrest Croom and daugh
ter of Wilmington spent Tuesday
with Mrs. John F, Croom.
Dinner guests of Mrs. Florence
Horn Thursday were Mrs.1. N.
AY v.r M
Powell and Mrs. J. A. Oldham of
Wilmington and Mrs. W. G. Home
and Mrs, Harry Hlnson and son
or Kocky Mt.
Allison S. Rogers who ulnae
Air Force, completed his training
at Cumberland University and is
now at Maxwell Field, Ala, train'
ing for Pilot.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lester Matthis
have returned from Chapel Hill
where they have been visiting
their son, Andrew and family.
Winifred Bradshaw and three
children who at present are at
Camp Davis spent the week end
here with relatives.
Mrs. Lem Maxwell of Norfolk
visited relatives here Friday.
Warren Whaley who has been
honorably discharged from the
army due to Asthma, is at home,
He is going to Norfolk to work
at the naval baa
Mr. Whaley had been in the ar
my three years.
Miss Florence Home and daueh
ter Betty spent the week end in
Wilmington with Mrs. I. N. Pow
ell., v
Week end suest of Mrs Paul
Bass was her sister, Miss Peter
son or Wilmington.
Misses Lela and Avis Tucker.
Helen Wilson and .Daphne Pope
pent rnaay in uoiasboro visit
ing Miss Verlie Quinn who was an
appendix operative patient in the
hospital.
Mrs. Willard Brinson spent the
past few days in Kinston with hed
aunt, Mrs. V. B. Sutton.
Misses Daphne Pope and Madge
Futch left Monday for RaleirH to
ntcr Mera&th G.r. M
Daphne gave a Tarewu -J
Friday nigni near-w
.,CThiv oninvMl the occasion.
received many nice girt. lr
mnthw aprvMi tna '.zueata
cream and caw.
Mm. Olive Ctavlar has Man all
for the past ten nye,out s n-
rreacning a ma -
Sunday morning ana ova.
faiscn t:r::s
Entertain CrliClub
On Tuesday tvening Mrs. A. R
Hicks Jr.-eJKWsrtainetf hex bridge
dub. After several progressions
Mrs. J, X Morton was found to
be of the high soore prize, a dain
ty sachet At the conclusion, or
the'ins,1h'Wtm.eweo-i-
icious salad with sanqwicne ""a
teik
PERSONALS
Mrs. Virginia Spellman of Cal
tfomia spent a few days with Mrs.
Marshall Williams during the past
Albert Hicks 3rd went to Phila
delphia last week on business.
Miss Ruth-Edgertcn left Mon
day for Guilford College.,. where
she is a senior. She is president
of her class. . r
Miss Martha D. Falson left for
Peace College on Monday. ; Miss
Falson is treasurer of the"' Stu
dent Body for the coming year.
Clemont Shine, a Junior at Sta
te College. - left fop Raleigh on
Monday. - .
Mr. J. E. Falson, who has been
confined to his home on account
of illness is able to be out again.
" Horace Ray, who had the mis
fortune to break an arm last week
is able to be out again and to at
tend school
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BACK THE ATTACK
Every woman with a sweetheart or husband, son or other loved
one in service - knows that the right kind of news from home
cheers her man on! Especially news of how the people he knwos
are rallying to meet his every need for quickened Victory. News
of War Bond purchases; civilian defense volunteer work the
taking of a wartime job. And each of us can go still further
backing up our fighting men, by buying only what we neod -and
making our motto "make it over - make It do" whenever
we possibly canl :
WHATEVER WE HAVE TO
SACRIFICE TO CUY AN
EXTRA $100 WAR DC.'O
THIS MONTH IS LITTLE
COMPARED TO THE SAC
RIFICES MADE BY OUR
MEN nCIITfTaOOM LAND
AND SEA-AND IN TIE
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ETeffTwhare eat armed lorees are smash
lag tka atMBrv back la the new aggros
slv war of mVASION.
They ere yowt seas, husband, brothers,
sweetheart, lather, ralatiTSS and friends.
They ask only thing thai you back
them up ALL THE WAT.
With Vleterf coming nearer,
yea aaast net fail ear boYS
your eeldler, sailer or marine. (
Tea're net asked to giv a cent
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can scrape up Into the world' safest Invest
ment War Bonds.
Buy et least one extra $100 War Bond
during this $15,000,000,000 3rd War Loan
Drive in addition to your regular bond-
baring. Everyone who possibly can most
invest at least $100. Some
ol you must Invest thousands.
Take It out oi Income, take It
out of Idle and aoouma
lated funds. Start "scratching
L. HARVEY & SON CO.
Kinston, N.
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Uo:y to Imp. tha Good tfavs 6ood !
Tta WAS NBWS for the past few months has
been mighty good for our side. v
War Loan calls for every working man and woman
to put exrra money into Bonds in September. ,
And you can help 'seep it good. There's a big price v - Nat just the 10 of your salary. Not just spare
tag oa good news, on attackskand victories; a price ' change. Not just left-over dollars. But extra, hard-
tag of life, sacrifice, and cold hard cash. Our job here
at home is to provide the cash. Plenty of it Nowl
Good news is born of action, action consumes
material, material costs money. That's the reason
far the Third War Lean that's now oa. This Third
earned, budget-saved, money. It's the way, today.
to back the men who are doing the real job of
sacrificing. " .
Buy Bonds up to the hilt today. Keep that
news good! , ". .
DACIC THE ATTACK ...WITH WAR. BONDS
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