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A "Mhnss" la a straight down-hill ran In 01101 and thla National Ski
ratrol member la demonstrating- (left) common fanlto In tno manewrw
that often lead to serious accident loot apart, ankles tarnsd oat, polo
tips forward. His buddy shows (lie correct form. The National SM Patrol,
first aid trained by the Red Cross, Is successfully promoting safer skllnr
throufhout the country.
ESemeimsvfllllb
News
Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Barchfte ar.d
daughter were dinner quests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson.
Rev. Mr. Barchffe is the district
Superintendent of the Wilmington
District of the Methodist Church
and preached in Kenansville Sun
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of
Richlands visited the O. P. John
son's on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Biil Williamson and
daughter, Barbara, Mrs. Betty Whit
field and Mrs. E. K. Turner of Kins
ton were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williamson.
Mrs. Nora Shaffer. Mr. and Mrs
Ivy Bowden and son and Mrs.
James Tucker visited in Burgaw on
Sunday. - " . ' -
Mr. and M?6. Amos 'Brinson, Jack
Brinson, Steve Gooding, Billy Sum-
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(D Ganuina Ford ParH .
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merlin, Graham Blanton, Lacy
Weeks, D. H. McKay, Joe Wallace,
Gilbert Alphin and Oliver Stokes
attended the Southern Conference
Tournament in Durham last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brinson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brinson in
Whiteville on Sunday.
Mrs. L. F. Weeks, Miss Margaret
Williams and Mrs. Wilbur Adams
shopped in Clinton on Saturday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Park Pridgen of Waisaw
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Grady. Also Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bell and children of Durham visited
them during the afternoon.
Misses Dorothy Winstead and
Hortense Langley of Raleigh were
week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Quinn and Joe Quinn.
Joe Quinn of Raleigh was home
for the week-end.
Mrs. Daisy Merritt, who has been
a patient at James Walker Memor
ial Hospital in Wilmington, has re
turned to her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor ant
two sons of Wilmington visited Mr
E. C. Newton and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Sitterson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer ar d
DUPLIN
THEATRE
Wsriiw. K. C
SUN. - MON. Mar. 13-14
Yellow Sky
with Gregory Peck &
Anne Baxter
TUES. Mar. 15,
Walk A Crooked
with Louis Hayward &
Dennis O'Keefe
WED. Mar. 16
- DOUBLE FEATURE
Sunset Carson Rides
Again
with Sunset Carson
The Spiritualist
with Turhan Bey
riIURS.-FRI. Mar. 17-11
Tarzan's Magic
Fountain
, . with Lex Barker & .
Brenda Joyce
SAT-Mar. 19 .
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
Winner Tc!:c All
children of Goldsboro and Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Newton vilsted the Aza
lea gardens in Wilmington on Sun?
day. - ' -vv'-v .', "v. i.;" '.?''';
Mesdamet J. B. Wallace and D.
H. McKay shopped in Wllm ngton
o:: Saturday alteration.
TMssdames John Currle and A. T.
O I aw shopped in Wilmington on
jrx rt-ey ;- ; " Vi v, e
Mr. and Jin. M, F Allen, Jr., and
children spent the week-end in Wil
mington with Mrs M. F. Allen, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney sp.nt
Sunday in New Bern with thp X S.
Jerrltte. ''.'..'.,..,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Honeycutt
visited Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Gooding
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dobson spent
Sunday in Raleigh with their
daugher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Od
om. .''. . ... . '
Messrs. C. E. Stephens, Paul Ste
phens and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ste
phens went to Max ton Sunday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McBryde
and young son, Stephen Douglass.
Mrs. B. J. Rivenbark is spending
the week with Mrs. J. D. McBryde
of Maxton. ' i
Annauucc their ANNUAL iiPKINU REUNION t be IraM
in tht rtiasonio Temple, Wilmington, N. C:
TUKtiUAlf, APRIL i, bealnninf at t:U A. M.
4tb through the 14th Degrees
WEDNESDAY, APRIL , beginning at S:3I A. M.
151 through the 27th Degrees ;
THtKSUAk, APKU. 7, beu,uing at A. M.
- 28th through the 'it Degrees
Ail Scottish Rite Masons are cordially invited to attend.
Chas. JS. Newcomb, heetetary-Treasurer
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The World Day of Prayer ser-
vices were held in KanansviUa on
Friday afternoon at the Kenanitille
Baptist Church. Mrs. Mary South-'
erland, president of the Council of
Churches, presided. The geenra
theme. The Lord is Thy Keeper,"
was carried out through responsive
readings and sinkings. . . ,
The Gb-J Scouts formed the choir
and sang a special, 'Lord, I Want
To Be A Christian". Mrs. N. B.
Boney had charge of the music.
Rev. J. O. Morrison and L. - A.
Sharps offered prayers during the
program. . v
, Mrs. W. M. Ingram told what
projects . would receive benefits
from the oering which was takes
by Brinson Vestal
KonfrectKlub
On Wednesday evening Mr. F.
W. McGowea entertained the Xos
Scollish Bile Uasoiic Dtdies
Wilmingloa, II. C.
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PLYMOUTH
tract i::.:b wKh ail me : s pies-I
ent except one, whose place was day; Mrs. E. V. Vestal on Wednes
filled by the hostess . Pretty spring ' day; Mrs. Willie Brinson on Thurs-
flowers were used most attractively.
At the conclusion of play the host-
! served ciierry pie a -la mode and
I coffee. Mrs. J. O. Stokes won high
score prize.
Mcisy Evening
Club Meets
Mrs. J. B. Wallace was hostess
to the members of her club on Mon
day with all members present Pret
ty arrangements of gladioli and
quince were used in attractive .ar
rangements. . The hostess served
tempting fruit salad, rita and maca
roons with hot coffee. High score
was won by Mrs. 3. O. Stokes and
Miss Margaret Williams was re
membered with an attractive Wrth
daygtft , -
Of prayer
A Week of Prayer was observed
by the Missionary Society of the
local Baptist church. The society
met wit&n Mrs. C. B
Sitterson
C API T A L
THEAT RE
v IN DUPLIN'S CAPITAL
One of the meat beautiful theatres in the county
KENANSVILLE, "NORTH CAROLINA
;
MOW. TUES.14UI 15th L
A Dale With Judy
Starring Wallace Beery & Jane Powell
WEDNESDAY 16th .
Li'l Abner
Granville Owen & Martha O'Driscoll
TBVSS. FKL nth llth ' . '
Coroner Creek
Randolph Scott & Marguerite Qiapman
SATVKDAT 19th
redoes
Starring Allan "Rocky" Lane & Black Jack
with Eddie Waller & Mildred Coles
Also "G-MEN NEVER FORGET" No. 3
t ate show
Welcome,
WE
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JOHN DEERE
TRACTORS
it Yu Are Interested, See Us Immediately
Johnson Cotton Company
"CaTlh If Yen lave It Credit If Yeu Need It"
WALLACE, N, C.
Featurinr the new automatic cut-off, manufactured and distributed
by the Garner ft Dail Grain Company, on highway 117, just north
of llazsd Cllve. This carer has proved to be one of the safest curers
on the market.
; WE HAVE NOT LOST A
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; TThdcsale Only, Whether You Buy One Or A Dozen Curers.
T7e AI.:3 Ccrry A Complete Stock Of Parts For Your Old Curers.
Ontri-JorWriteandWellSendARepresentaitve.
Monday; Mrs. P. J. Dobson on Tuts-J
day: and with the World Day of
Prayer meeting on Friday.
A study on Home Missions was
made and each day was a continua
tion of the study. An offering for
the Annie Armstrong Memorial for
home missions was taken up. Each
' afternoon a chapter on the study
! course on Stewardship by J. B-
Lawrence was given;
Thursday Afternoon
Club Meets v
7ilrs. W. M. Pickett was hostess to
the Thursday afternoon club at a
dessert bridge. Guests were seated
by attractive tallies and served ice
cream covered with strawberries,
and sunshine cake and salted nuts
Mrs. W. M. Ingram was welcomed
as a new member. High, score was
won by Miss Lula Hinson for club
members and Mr . C. B. Guthrie for
visitors. ...
NOTICE ,
The County Board of Equaliza
tion and Review will meet at the
on Courthouse in Kenansville, N. C,
of Dodge City
Stranger
IN STOCK
M" & "B"
M.l. TODACCO FAfa IER:
Place your order now for the new
M Tc.:cco Curcr
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SINGLE BARN BY FIRE
THE PAST
TWO YEARS!
on lUn, . , , . '.i - i, i ), at 2:30
o'clock to eualixe the valuation of
all property in the County to the,
end 'that such property shall be
listed on the tax records at the val
uation required by law. f. . " : -
A. C. HALL, Chairman,
Board of County Com-
missioners. 3-18-21
. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having this day quaUued as Ad
ministrator of the estate of Willie
(Bee) Jones Outlaw Grady estate.
this is to notify all persons bavins
claims against the estate to present
their claims within one of last
publication of-this notice, or vthis
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebteaSo
said estate will please make imme.
diate settlement.
This the 31 day ' of January,
1949. -
. 'James Edward Grady, Admr.
V" Seven Springs, N. C, Rt. I.
J. Faisoq Thomson, Atty.
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THEATRE
Iliway 11 Pink IIIU, N. C.
"Sbowplace of the CarolInaV
On-A-Cm Individual Speakers)
Shovs At 7 & 9 P.M.
SUNDAY ONLY lfar. 13th
It's Sugar and Spice e EverytMr
, Nice ; . n
;!her..
Starring Joyce Reynolds,
Robert Hutton, Cecil Kella
way, Ernest Truex. -Also
COLOR CARTOON
MON. & TUES. .
Peggy Cummings, Burl Ives
Chas. Coburn, Lloyd Nolan
in
Also COLOR CARTOON
WEDNESDAY ONLY .
Desperate Men Darlnf Wesmi
.Assigned to D:::x
th '"
Gene Raymond & '
-' Noreen Nash
Also: Frank & Jesse James
Serial , -.,
TBUBS. A FRIDAY ,
Prom The Great Stare Sensation!
Voice of the Turd?
starring Ronald Reagan,
Eleanor Parker, Eve Arden,
& Wayne Morris - v
AIso-SHORTS
SATURDAY ONLY
Big DOUBLE Show
HIT NO. 1 Doubleeross, Murfr
Shed l!o Tears
with ' "
Wallace Ford &
June Vincent '
Also
RIT NO. Yew Farertte
Buck Jones in .
Ssrj:t cf Pcv;:r
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1949
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