;::m Carolina
TUE'DUPLIN TIMES
FRIDAY, JUNE 17th., 194D l
Honored
- l Mr, W; J. Smith was honored on
hi birthday Sunday, June '5, 'when
his children gave him a surprise
(dinner at his -home near Pink Hill.
The following were present: Mr.
and Mr R M. Carr, Misses Mar-
garct Ann and Bobby Carr, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Southerland, Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Rivenbark and
children of Wallace; Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Patterson and daughters
; of Keiransviile; Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
VSimmons and family of Goldsboro;
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Grady and K,
- A. Grady, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
: Horace Smith and daughter of WiV
son; IV-r. and Mrs. J. J. Smith and
family, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May, Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Smith and daughter
and Mrs. T. G. Smith of Pink Hill.
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Kenansville, N. C.
Across the street from Bowden's Garage
9 POUNDS 40 CENTS DAMP WASH
Why Labor Over A Washboard On Washday?
Curtains, Rugs, Bedspreads Overalls
"WE WASH ANYTHING WASHABLE"
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' I 1 1 1 1 1 ll There's no other ride like Ford's "Mid Ship"
i VlMV ' Ride in its field! Six big people ndo in the level
v ' . eenter section with more hip and shoulder
, . . room than in any other car in its field!
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t ilfl If I Al 1 III I If I LI . - Body in its field! Heavy gauge steel and t.i
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Hostess To Circle
Miss Lula Tyndall was hostess
to the Women of the Presbyterian
Church at her home Tuesday even
ing. The program was presented
by Miss Tyndall and during the
social hour she served sandwiches,
cookies and coca colas.
Farriors Return
From Montreal
Rev. and Mrs. N. P. Farrior hav
returned from Montreat where lie
attended a meeting of the Gener
al Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Farrior was accompa
nied by Mrs. Fairror and a sister,
Mrs. H. A. Tate of Rose Hill.
Bible School
A Bible School which began on
Monday morn'ng at the Presby
terian church here is progressing
nicely, Mrs. Aubrey ' Turner and
Carolyn Smith are in charge of the
beginners, Martha Southerland
End Mason Worley are teaching
the primary grades; Mollie Ann
Boney of Wallace, the juniors; ana
Rev. N. P. Farrior is showing a
series of foreign mission pictures
during the week. The school will
close on Friday.
At Pleasant View church a school
was held June 5-10 with an enroll
ment of 50. Volunteer workers
were Marianne Gradv, Mesdames
Jim Byrd, Robert and Leonard
Orady, Ed Fordham and Miss Mol
lie Ann Boney of Wallace.
Rev Farrior showed a series of
foreign mission pictures. Lemonade
and sandwiches were served at the
clos-e nf the Friday morning session
The Harper-Southcrland church
CLOTHES TO
"Jt . I V - ' and i'Para-Flex'i Rear Spring
'Jim i - gether to iron out the roughest
..rrt k4 I a IWi no othr choice of engines II
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also held a schon'. June 5-10 in
the afternoons. The tola! enroll
ment was 64. Rev. Farrior showed
the mission pictures here also.
Teachers were Catherine Gi.y.
f.1 irtha Southerland, Mnllie Ann
Boney and Mrs. Nick Smith. Pirn
ecrs were taught by Rev. Farrior.
A snmpt nils supper va , served
by ladies of the community Friday
evening after the closing session.
Rev. Horner Here
Rev. Thomas Horner .if New
ern who received a degree from
the Duke University Schivil of Re
ligion, lias arrived to take up 1 1 is
work as pastor of the Pink Kill
group of Methodist churches. lie is
making his hone in the new par
somge. A Bible Sehool is in prog
ress this wek at his church in
Pink Hill.
Personals
Mrs. William Jones and Mrs.
James Tyler of Wallace were g'lests
of Mrs. T. A; Turner Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner and
Mrs. G. M. Turner left Sunday
for Grand Rapids, Mich., for a visit
of several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Floyd Betz and Mr. Botz.
Misses Carolyn Parrish and Ann
YouriRhlood of Wilsons Mills
came Tuesday for a visit witu
friend-.
Miss Bessie Kornegay is alleiul
ins summer sch M at KCT..
Mr. and Mrs. H. S Wetmor.- ol
Ralei'-:h were guests of Mr. and
m rinvri Month at the weekend.
They were here for the burial of Lt.
Bruce Stollings in KinMon on Sat
urday.
Mrs E R. Maxwell is attenoin
summer school at ACC in Wilson
Mr and Mrs. D. W. Smith a.d
. . . l . 1 nl,rv, fin Wil-
SOnS ami Mr. aii'i mi. -- v
liams and family spent the week
end at Carolina Beach.
Aait.r Oodwin and dautfli
tors (f Wilmington were guests ot
u, i-i n Maxwells last week
' vi,.-- Tvndall and Miss
Wanda Tyndall spent last week in
Wilmington and Carolina Beach.
Mr Sanford Lee has arrived at
his home from college for the sum
mer. .
Here for the faneral of Air. .1. J.
Howard Tuesdav included Mr. and
Mrs. Genig.- Howard and Mr. aid
Mr Eug.-ne liquet U Chicigo:
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Temple and so--s
of Selma, Mr. and Mrs. Cavfl Cre
echMr. and Mrs. Pete Clifton anil
dau'ghteis and Mr. Co' erl Souther
land of High Point; Mr. Jay Miller
and Mrs. Win. Ramsey of FaycPc-ville-
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miller and
Macon Miller of New Bern; Mrs.
Oscar Miller and Mr. Pete Miller
of Snow Hill; Mr. and Mrs. David
Grady ind sons of Washington, D.
' There are' no, other brakes like F .r.,
King-Sizo Brakes to its fieldl s,
' "Magic-Action'! they use forward m...
- tor Zh easier atopplngt . , , .
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Thom'it tin- nth w gnrintt gusDension ir i
Ford's in its fieldl New i'HydradCoU" R n a
and I'Para-Flex'i Rear Springs work to-
There's no other choice of engines like Ford a ,
in its field! Take your pick of the new
100 h.p V-8 or the 95 h.p. Six! Test'" the
new Ford i'feel'i for driving ease, driving
safety, driving fun! Drive a Ford today and f
feel uie difference! f -r :;:.;,
fed C::::r's W"'l
Miss Hopkins
. Birthday
Wisi Georgia Anne Hopkins, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hop
kins celebrated her 14th birthday
l"ri lay night when she entertained
about 25 friends at a party at her
l ome. Dancing and contests were
enjoyed alter which the hostess,
assisted oy her mother and Mrs. M.
li. I,ns-itcr, served ice cream, birth
day cak and lemonade. Miss Hop
1 ins was tlu recipient of many
lovely gilts.
Circles Meet
Methodist
Circles 1. 2, and 3 of the WS of
OS met in the homo of Mrs. M. A.
Smith Tuesday evening June 7.
Mrs. G. IV-Pridgen opened the
mee'lii" with prayer. Each circle
met si paiately for a brief period
Tind then Gathered together for the
stu'lv. "f nina. Twilight or Dawn",
presented by Mr-. C. F. Carroll.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. C.
K. Carroll and Mrs. Milton West,
served o'ien fafe sandwiches, cook
es. nuts and punch.
The Gi-ncral Meeting of the WS
of OS met in the class room Mon
i ay night of .June 13 with 36 mem
bers presided over by Mrs. G. P.
Pridgen. Mrs. C. B. Best led ihe
t'evoti. nal and the . progri m was
presented by Mesdames G. P. Prid
C; Mrs. Oliver Miller and Miss
Bessie Temple of Kinston: and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Howard of Ral
eigli. M.rj, V. S. Cunningham, Ji., went
to Durham Monday to enter Duke
Hospital where she will undergo
an operation.
Dr. H A Edwards, Miss Belly
Edwards and Mrs. J. K. Smith and
aauj'hter were in Greensboro ;.l
the week end to attend the mar
riage of Miss Mary Edwards to Mr.
John Allen of Washington, D. C,
which took place there Saturday.
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Dr. Edwards took a plane for Aslie-
ville to visit his brother, Mr. O. L
Edwards for a few days. Mrs. Smith
her daughter and Miss Edwards
returned to Pink Hill Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May. Miss
Ann May and Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Tyt.dall have returned from several
days stay at Carolina Beach
Mrs. .1. K. Davi-i has been visiting
at St. Matthews, S: C.
Kenneth Albert Smith spent last
week with Ronald and Donald
Smith in Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Jones and
fairily spent the week er.d at their
(ottife -at Carolina Beach.
Church Schedule
PRESBYTERIAN
Pink Hill Serveiees 11:00 a r..;
Pleasant View Services. 8:00 p.m.;
Sermon Topic - "The Golden Rule".
- JUST A MINUTE!
Usually a conviction is made .'
fective in action, not so much by
rne sharp impression, as by repetition.
New, Fast, Biscuit Recipe
Wins Home Maker's Approval
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4m Mhlmj 1 IM-V-a "T STIUKF. No. 1 can
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SDcetal to the Duplin Times, I? ri-
day. June 17, 1949 1 "Need biscuits
in a huny? Who doesn't, from time
to time!" That's the comment ot
Mrs. Annie Ingram of Kenansville,
who was chosen recently as a rep
resentative Carolina housewife to
test Robin Hood Self-Rising tiour
for International Milling Company,
Atlanta, Ga.
"Well, here's a new recipe that
I've tried that answers the problem
of a fast batch of golden brown
hlstutfs for any family " continues
Mrs. Ingram I am happy to
recommend lt to .my friends ana
neighbors who really want short
cut to easier, iui-er biscuit-making."
Mrs., Ingram -report la las ioi-lo'vs:-
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"To begin with, I was highly ira
pressed when the young men who
called on me explained that the,
new j and ; improved Hobln Hood
Self-nUing Flour has the Daklng
powder Ingredients already aaaea
b-for the flour leaves the null, In
addition, the correct amount oi
salt for seasoning Is added - all
clentificallV measured and mixed
to insitre uniformly good results.
"If I had any doubts, they were
dlspel'ed when I saw my Robin
1' iiid Self-Rising' Flour biei,"'s
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gen, C. B. Best, Joe Surratt. S J.
Po-vell and J. A. Rackley.
Mrs. D. L. Carfton gave a report
en children's work and Mrs. Cra
Martin told of the Zone Meeting
of Young People held here on June
6. The meeting adjourned.
Bible School
Dally Vacation Bible School has
been in progress at the Warsa v
Baptist Church this week" under
the direction of Mrs. C. Van Ste
phens. Faculty is composed of: Pi
anist, Mis. Paul Potter; Choir Di
rector, Miss Rebecca Best. Secre
tary, Rev. Stephens; rtcginnors De
partment, 'Supt. Mrs. George Hop
kins, Mrs. Mary Rorqun and Mrs.
Herman Hollingswortli. assisted by
Misses Mary Lee Jones and Joyce
'ones; Primary Dept. Supt Mr,,. V
A. Staneil, .Miss Marrcry '1 hoinas
Mrs. Elbert Matins, Miss Sarah
Gaylor, MiSs Mae Brock; Jr. Dept.
Supt. Mrs. Georg. Penny. Mrs. E.v
tol Hlislon. Miss Eewellyn I'liillips
and Mrs. Bill lli)cit". Inlerin'-'d;-ate
Dept. Sup' Rev C II. line
bl.- id. and Mrs. Guic. He diell
'Ihe attendance has been good
with an enrollment of 123. Iliien
sive study has been done and has
proved most 'nteresting. The rle
partments have been making 'ios
ni talked bags and Till ins them m i' h
rag dells and scrap honks. hii-- !
will be sent to polio victim-; in (;-w
lonia. Due to the short D"i md n! 1
study no commencement is planned
forthis year and the church wi-.h- j
es to thank each and. every per.i.n ;
who has taught worked, or in ;.n i
small way assisted will) th: )m
motion of the Daily Vacation Bibie j
School.
Scouts At Camp
Scout Troop 20 left Sund In:
; week at Camp Tusearora. aec ini
panied by Scoulma.1 ler. Lee lirmv:
; nd Rivers Johnson. Jr.. and cv
ra! parents. Scouts making tin
trip were Johnny .Jenkins
Britt. Jean Thompson. .Ir
Mitchell, John Steed. Ray
ner, Gerald J"i:es, ,1. ll.
Nels-m Best. Ralph Fa ire I
'"Seorgc Alfred West.
Bride-Elect
Is Monoree
ROBIN HOOD
QUICK SOUTHERN BISCUITS
2 cups Robin Hood Self-Risinj
Flour
cup milk
Va cup shortening
PLACE -.flour In mixing bowl
cut in shortening until the con
sistency of meal
(VDD - milk and stir with a
)ork until milk is absorbed
fURN - onto a lightly floured
toard, knead lightly for about
20 seconds : .
lOIX - to about W inch in
thick.iess and cut with lightly
Ilo tred biscuit cutter
PLACE on ungreased baking
sheet and bake In very hot
wen (450 F.) for about 12 min-
VIKLD - 1 dozen average sized
biscuits .
Note: If very crusty biscuits ere
desired, roll dough quite thin.
having to mix and gift a single bit
of baking powder. " -,
"Robin' Hood Self-Rising Flour
certainly saves a' lot o time, and
not having to use baking powder,
I'll bet saves a lot of money, too,
in the long run. I'd like for all rily
f -"' i to d'scover this fine new
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Miss Andre Korne?av. who was ri a & O ftfa VS a 11 p r f I l.fl ..'! V
married to Charles Whitley on Sir- BRf I "jA 6 S 1 Fl t" T i 'V '
day. June 12 was honoree I". iday Jm 1 IM IIULJIi
afternoon when Misses M rjiery K IE
Thomas and Rehecea Best enter- pa iS. mi J a
tai.ed at an inf ,rmal Coca Cola W ' ' nnilllin Mf tT S' a
hour in the home of Miss Thomas. M ctahSSssS&J rUUnl LK, V f ,
Dunns the social hour Ihe iiosjess ETJ W tJ AlbtiiiS jll i' J '
"" ft -iMiYYA. 1 2 lb loaf
Mrs. W. L. Bostic is visit inj; her "1 ;- ', A ' ' r, i ll ih i 8 ?i 1W ( t"
m smin Sread ioC.
arsaw
I - And
ake Cutting
I n n'-il i.il ely lollnuiiie: rehearsal
r.f hi- Whitley-Kornepav wedding
nn 1'rid.r. ('iniir.' Mis. Robert .1.
I-'re'tf it k. (nusin nf tl.e ' rule. !!
erlained the wcdduii! p.ulv a:ul
mil nl Inifn 'J.IU--1-- al the cake
' 'ii ; in.
The .'lorn- i a, attractively ileco
i -. ; -c I ! hi )ti;'!iniil with lovely floral
,n: inc-mt'Ots inter;:pere(i with
I. . ,!i I : iiHiles. Tile ilniiiiu table.
i i r ! , . 1 1 ! v.-ith a late 'ol h. held the
I ',1 re ! ii-reil Acdtluig l ake on one
i , 1 ind nn ihe other was the punch
1 1 1 I ,mii which" Mrs. l.olt Kur
il nn.-liie: ! the bride. .Hiipcd
eii -lter the bride and groon
i I rut 'he livi slice of cake Mis-
Tliniu.'i-: served nuts ail'
1 1 met Monday all'Tin nn
e- parlor al Ihe church
1" .i. Thonris pn",iilni ,.
in ' ,is in i hare nl' ill"
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Mr.. 1. li. Hroun pre-
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I PEACHES 27c (
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3 MEAL 25c
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llwiNESAP , 31ft ?i
! APPLES , - 39cl
Newsp
MRS. GRAJI4M rillLLUP j
News, Subscriptions and lvoi-" ' .
tisiii!? Representative in Warsaw (
CAM. r07 Q
eft Wednesday for Winston-SalcmjA
to" visit relatives before giing w i ,"
!ova City. Iowa, where he wills'. ;
study lliis summer before sailing
for Scot land the first of September V.'j
wlu re lie and Mrs. Blackinnre wfUi -!,..'
continue their study in Edinburgh v i?
Mrs. H. E.
Hlrlle,' trjiii
L. Wheless has re
'isititH in Roanoke
Rapids
Mr and Mr:,, i. Whilile and
ihildren are visiting in McLeans
ville. Mrs. Graham Phillips ar.d dan1
gnters visited her parents. Mr and
Mrs. I.. R. George in Kinston last,
week. Miss Belly rem lined fur
longer visit.
Mr and Mis. F. I. 'I hones visit
ed in Thomasville last week
Mr. and Mr.-,. Hill .lacks have
icti rued from their wedJrng ti'ip
and are now al home in Ihe upart
meiit of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wesl. 1
Mrv Dan Saiued and san of-Gn-envil'e
are miests lliix week of
l er neither Mis. Lillian Qmiiim
Mr. and Mr . Graham Giiinn and
son ol Kalenih arc i.silui". lile San
ford I'.eliers and Mi-. LiHian
t J u i nn. .
Note 01
Appreciation
i wish to take this mean- of poli
ticly 'liai-.kiiiK the people ol H.ir
s iv ler the fine co'ip'rallim they
have shown me iliiriiii! the tee.
ears that I have been local cor
respomli-nl li Ihe Dublin Time-..
M h:is :m!eed been pleasim- in
vork with the public in this capa
i it v anil it is uilh deep rerret that
i Vave the newspaper field; al
.houi'.li in my future work I will
-im erely strive to please.
Mrs. Stacy Brill.
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