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MRS.M.m7tIHGPEN
BealavUle, N. C.
- KepreseatuUve Tgf
CLINTON FLORAL
WATXACK. W. C
iSfoak Supper
. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Nelson of More
'V -Jied. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weod of
- Vienna, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
,.'r Jones and Bobby of Albertvifte,
! ..... Ala., enjoyed a steak , supper re
- cently at the apartment of the
1 . , Jones' In the teacherage.
Entertains
Following the Young Peoples
Choir practice last week, Wilms
and Horace Brfcson entertained at
.. the Fellowship Hour at the Baptist
church. Recreation was enjoyed on
ANN PAGE CIDER
VINEGAR
ANN PAGE With Pork
BEANS
WHITEHOUSE EVAP.
MILK
3
MILD MELLOW COFFEE 1 lb nke.
8 O'CLOCK
IONA
PEAS
, RED CHEEK APPLE qt. bot.
JUICE 19c
SWIFT'S llb.pkg.
JEWEL 28c
SUNNYFIELD SELFKISING 10 lb paper bag
: FLOUR 79c
, The Brass King Washboard 75c
'Dreft Powder, large 29c
, Duz Powder, largo 32c
Oxydol Powder, large 32c
Bright Sail Bleach, gal. 25c
. Dixie Crystal Sugar, 5 lb. 47c
Armours Oil Sausage, 6 lb. .. , $1.98
Elbow or Straight Ann Page Macaroni 218
Mason Jars, Vz gal. case $1.15
Mason Jars, qts. 85c
Mason Jars, pts. 71c
Lemons, doz 32c
, Oranges, Cal., doz 216
. Onions, lb 2116
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Warsaw Electric & Appliance Company
ANNOUNCES
MR. H. T. FISHER
HAS BEEN NAMED MANAGER
MR. FISHER WrfL HAVE FULL CHARGE OF THE BUSINESS,
INCLUDING SALES DEPARTMENT " ; '"
I' -Iw AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT - '
the lawn, followed by refreshment?;
Cirlhday Party
: Little "Pat" Norris was guest of
honor Friday afternoon, when her
mother entertained a number of
small children on "Pat's" 4th birth
day. Following games on the lawn,
the guests were .invited into the
dining room where the table was
centered with a lovely pink and
white cake .with four lighted can
dles and overhead hung many bal
loons. Ice cream and cake was ser
ved-and favors of nursery rhyme
candies and miniature automobiles
were given as favors. The ballons
were later presented the guests.
"Pat" received many attractive
gifts from the 27 little guests.
Bennett Kennedy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Kennedy, celebrated his
4th birthday recently with a lovely
party. Games were enjoyed on the
lawn after which the guests wer
served ice cream and cake from
Ann Page
SALAD
DRESSING
Pt Jar 33c
qt. bot.
19c
and Tom. Sauce
2 16 oz cans
27c
3 tall cans
33c
37c
3 No. 2 cans
27c
Birthday Party
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a pretty decorated table centered
with the traditional cake with its
4 lighted candles. Favors were of
candy and chewing gum: Bennett
received-many gifts from his little
friends. . .
Surprise Dinner
Mr. S. S. Sandlln and his little
granddaughter, Vick Shelton Sand
lln, spent the week end with his
brother, S. P. Bostic. On Sunday,
which was Vlck's birthday, Mrs.
Bostic surprised her with a birth
day dinner. Out of town guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brlnson
and Mr. and Mrs. Stroud of Ke-
nansville.-
Suffori-Gibson
Mrs. v Mattie Bradshaw announ
ces the marriage of her daughter,
Mattie B. -Gibson, to C. Wr Sutton
on Saturday evening, July 26, in
Kenansville.
Mrs. Sutton is the daughter of
Mrs. Mattie Bradshaw and the late
Sam Bradshaw of Beulaville and
Mr. Sutton is the son of Mrs. C. W.
Setton and the late Dr. Sutton, SrT
of Richlands. Following a short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Sutton
will be at home in Richlands. ','
Miss Louise Hunter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hunter of Beu
laville and Macon Brown, son of
Mrs. Sudie Brown and the late Ed
ward Brown of Beulavills were
united in a simple ceremony on
Saturday evening, July 19, at the
Baptist Parsonage in Beulaville,
with Rev. A. L. Brown officiating,
Mrs. Brown received her educa
tion at Beulaville High School and
at ECTC. She has been a member of
the local school faculty for several
years. Mr. Brown attended BH3,
and is now engaged in agricultural
work. They are at home with the
groom's mother in Beulaville.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker Df
Wallace spent Sunday here.'
Mrt and Mrs. Richard Bostic anfi
Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.. W. B. Bostic
and Miss Dorothy Bostic recently
spent several days at Carolina
Beach.
C. D. Pate has returned from A.
C, Wilson where he attended sum
mer school.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mercer of
Wilmington have been spending a
few days here. 1
Mrs. Wm. Fedora, Mrs. B. O. Har
ris, Carolyn, Barbara and Betty
Harris and Miss Pauline Kennedy
were recent visitors to Onslow
Beach. . i
Mr. and Mr L. W. Newton and
family of Norfolk, Va, are guests
of Mrs. Lula Q. Parker..
Fitzgerald Bostic has returned
from the VA Hospital in Fayette-
ville where he was senj for a check
up following an exam in Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kennedy
and children were in Kinston Sun
day visiting friends in the hospital.
- Mrs. John Hargett and Miss Jean
nean Thigpen of Comfort visited
their mother, Mrs. E. P. Thigpen
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Quinn and
Mrs. Opal B. Lanier spent Sunday
at Rocky Mount .as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Warren.
Mrs, Howard Hocutt of -Clayton
was the week end guest of her pa
rents, the I. J. Sandlins, Sr.
' Clyde Brown has returned from
thike Hospital in Durham.
"Rev. S. A. Smith made a business
trip to Wilmington Monday. . ..
; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wood and Joan Miller
spent the week end at Carolina
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. -Granville Shef
field and daughter of . Rose Hill
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were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy Singletary.
Mr. and Mrs. Erman Thomas and
Ricky made a trip to western N .C.
on a sight-seeing trip. - - ,-
Mrs. Hillie Moore of Bowden,
Mrs. R. A .Jackson. Mr. anil Mrs
Adolph Jones, Royce and -Kate vis
ited Morehead recently. . .;
Mrs.' M. M. ThiEnen. returned
Sunday from . Xedartown, - Ga.,
where she was recently called An
account of the death of her mother.
'I Mrs. J. H. Outlaw continues varv
ill at Parrotts Hospital in Kinston.
: Recent guests of the Dohsons and
Barkees included Mrs. Harold, Pre-
cyuie oi raison, Mrs. Andrew Scott,
of Kenansville, Miss Maude Koonce
Jarman, Odell Thomas, Jerry Foun-
ain and Linford Shaw of Richlands.
.v Mrs. Aubrev Turner of Pink Hill
and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin, Sr. were in
Smithfield Friday where they at
tended, a tea given by Mrs. Wm.
Henderson honoring a recent bride
there. ' . : s- 7" .,
'Several Beulaville friends were
in Rose Hill Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Wm. H. Hall.
Mrs. Orao Thigpen and Rev. and
Mrs. J. L. Powers spent Thursday
in Kinston. . ,
Rev, and Mrs. S. A. Smithy Mrs.
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TOBACCO
And
Willie Everton and Miss Georgia
Mae Everton Shopped in Kinston
on Wednesday. -
'T- Mesdamea F. L. Norris and Rich
ard Albertson spent Tuesday in
Goldsboro. . ,
Misses Kathleen Trott, Doreen
Nethercutt and Calesta . Thigpen
were Kinston visitors Saturday..
' Mrs. M S. Bratcher and Stanley
spent Wednesday In Kinston where
the latter went for a check-up. v
Patrolman and Mrs. Js G. Tho
mas tf Swan Quarter are spending '
a vacation here with their perants,
I. J. Quinn was home from EMI.
for the week end.
A. C. Clark had" the misfortune
to lose a tobacco barn Monday, , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Orvls Thigpen and
sons spent the week end in Wil
mington and at the beach.
Million Dollar Baby
Or Just Unlucky Fish?
';fi By BiU Sharpe L
Whether Uie tarpon' Tom Eaton
ui naiiciaa iwa uti uuw emu Ulic
in Pamlico Sound last week is a
million-dollar baby, or just another
luckless straggler is the question
Carolina sportsmen were debating
this week. :-' ;.' .""
R0aEQS
Adjoining Counties.
HOLLIDAY and DIXIE WAREHOUSES in Fairmont
Invite YouTaSell Your Entire Crop With.Us. At
Where Ve Will Give All Of Our Selling Time Of
Both Warehouses.
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A SALE EVERY' DAY .;
, We Urge You To Sell Every Pound Of Your Tobacco
You Possibly Can Before The Market Clocks.
Sell Your. FIRST LOAD With Us And Ve Will Re-
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serve Space For You Through the Blocks; I
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E. Hi FRYE and HOLLIDAY BROi
If the fish Eaton landed was just
a stray tarpon who took the-hook
through, some freakish misadvent
ure, then' he willmean no more
than any of the occasional rare
specimens yielded by the waters
atound-Hatteras.
A But this fish waa landed after
much deliberate exploratory work.
'.It was figured that if concentrat
ions can be found, the right time
chosen, the r ight bait and methods
employed, then the tarpon definite
ly can be added to the list of sport
tisliing available in North Carolina.
Farm and Home Week: i . v
- An interesting Farm and Home
Week Program has been arranged
at State College for the farm peo
ple of North Carolina during the
week of August 25. A person af
tending will have an opportunity
to hear discussions on" most any
lagricultural subject In addiUon to
the meetings which has been- ar
ranged for the group, demonstrat
ions have been arranged on the
college farm and other nearby
farms.'' m
OF DUPLIfJ
Ve As Owners Of
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P ' MRS. M."M. THIGPEN ,
' Reporter . .
' SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
For Best Price and Com
- plete Job on Monuments,
See or Writ
Rev. H. J. Vfelsy
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