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Mm-W. fc "Bud" Miller, News, Adv. Representative
Dculoville Daplisls Baptize 34 People Info
Christianity After Successful Revival
Beulaville and vicinity, has Just
experienced a religious revival
which not only stirred the mem
bers and congregation of the Bap
tist church, but which reached out
to neighboring communities.
. '( The attendance, each morning
at ten-thirty and each evening at
seven thirty, wag not only good but
, a deeply spiritual Interest was no
ticeable even from the beginning
, The preaching was of a high or
der, the messages being Interest
ing, Inspiring, true to the Scrip
tures and heart-searching.
The real power of the meeting
was manifested by the fact that
thirty-four were baptized Sunday
night in the presence of a congre
gation which packed the church
building to over-flowing. Every
available seating space was taken
and some had to stand.
The Baptisimal service was very
Impressive , with the auditorium
ot and only the Invisible
light above the elevated Baptistry
shedding its soft light upon the
scene..
Those baptized ranged in age
from Juniors boys ' and girl to
adult heads of families.
Ira addition to those who were
baptized, a number were received
on statement of f sdth and former
membership, and others by trans
fer of membership from other
Baptist churches. Other churches
will receive members as a result
of the meeting. .
The meeting began March 17th
and closed Sunday March 30th
with Rev. George H. Wallace, pas
tor of the Allen Jay 3aptltt church,
of High Point, as .gaest minister'
Mr. Wallace is an outstanding pas
tor, evangelist, whose Messages are
clean-cut, positively Scriptural
and are delivered with heart
warming force. His attractive and
sincere personality drove the truth
home to the hearts of his listener.
The absence of jokes and "lieht
pleasantries," which so many speak
ers use loaay, made ine messages
even more Impressive and created
a wholesome spiritual atmosphere.
inspiring music
church choir added much to the
fine spirit of the meeting.
Thirty nine members were added
to the Beulavill Baptist church in
addition to those uniting with oth
er churches, and the entire com
munity .has felt the influence of
this meeting.
By Rev. A. L. Brown, Pastor of
the Beulaville Baptist Church.
Ramona Brinson
Is Honored At
Teen Age Party
Mrs. Clyde Brinson was hostess
Thursday evening when she en
tertained a number of teen-agers
honoring her daughter. Ramona
Batchelor. The delightful affair
was held in the school lunch room, years.
ana morsea we xtjtn imrthday an
niversary of the honoreej Dur
ing the evening several spirited
contests and games were enjoyed,
when prizes were awarded win
ners. The refreshment table was
covered with a lace cloth and cen
tered with an arrangement of 'spi-
C:vi.3 Pi:ncor Cuzcn, Claude L. iDculuville U. D. C.
Vcde Celebrates SO.h Birthday Sundayjlnvites James
A nloneer rttlni. mr. m.lj. fMr. and Mrs. Leslie T Wade of ! " ' ' M ' '
""tad- "ached I Rfflan iMmt
ouui uirmaay Sunday Aoril' 8th i""- " aouuuto, air. ua airs, i - i
and the occasion was appropriately
recognized when family nd friends
Bnuwrea to enjoy a delicious bar
becue and picnic dinner in his
honor. Dinner was served from
a spacious table arranffprf in th
assembly room of th m,o,-,i i ton Bostic of Warsaw, Mesdames
Lodge . The centeiuipw .. Cecil and Hosea Hunter and little
lovely white birthday cake with Jerry Wade Hunter of Brown's
yellow decorations and bearlns no MiI1. N J- Attending locally were
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ueorge ijosuc ema Miss Annie Beulaville U. D. C. meeting No.
G.ram0re ?,J,r,!rMW,J?.M:;2 extends an invitation from the
n e MUler of Tarboro; Mr. J. W. ' James Kenan chapter to hold the
Blalock of Bowden, Mr. and Mrs. Memorlal Day meetmg with that
??ta--ilc'M Jan'2eBS?tif' h:jter on the first Sunday in
I n "" "uu May, which was accepted.
During the social hour the hos-
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MR. EASTER
BUNNY
ashed into our store this week. Up one aista, down the other,
watering from floor to the other,, he tossed wonderful
Easter rifts on all our counter. Befor yoa could say "Jack
Babbit" his Easter basket was empty atad our store filled to
the eeilinia with the most woaderM Easter merchandise In
aU the world. Everything- for ereryiwe . . . the perfect seleo
doa to make everyone's Easter terteot Drop tn today and
see Mr. Easter Bunny's work, r know you'll he just as en
thusiastic as we are . . . for eteryone loves the Easter Bunny!
CAnstaHna nt
congregational singing and special) rea and flowering quince in a crys
musical numbers rendered by the tal bowl. A prettily decorated
' 5 I at nno atari nrhllA tuinoli urno aAMiail
vuw wnw yuuvu wfma arc. wa
from the opposite end. With the
punch and cake, the hostess, serv
ed chocolate sundaes and salted
pecans. Young guests attending
Included Misses Betty Jean Lanier,
Sue Lanier, Patsy Nethercutt, Judy
Muldrow. Minnie Simoson. Glen-
da Edwards, , Wilma Brinson and
Kate Murrell Boggs and Messrs.
James Edwards, Bobby Miller, Ar
chie. Muldrow, Ronald Quinn, Mur
phy and Jerry Thigpen, Sidney
Blizzard, Richard McDowell, Jim
my Johnson, Ervin Doboon. The
honoree was the recipient of many
attractive gifts upon the occasion.
Mrs. M. M. Thigpen assisted Mrs.
Brinson in directing games end
serving
yellow candles.
Mr. Wade came to Beulaville as
a lad of 15 years. He is a son of
the late A. I. and Mary Susan
Wade. For twelve yerirs he work
ed for the late John William Gresh
am, and then for nineteen vears
he was employed by the late Ste
phen W. Gresham. Since then he
has engaged in farming activities,
owning his own farm near Beula
ville. His wife is the former Emma
Bostic eind at present they reside
at the home of Mr. A. W. Gresham
in Beulaville. Mr. Wade has been
an active member of the Hallsville
Baptist Church for a number of
He has four children, three
daughters and one son: Mrs. Hosea
Hunter and Mm. Sidney Hunter of
Beulaville nd Fort Dix, N. J., Mrs.
Haywood Miller and Mr. Walter L.
Wade of Beulaville.
Out of town guests at the anni
versary celebration Sunday were
KRAMER'S DEFT
Young Ladies
Cirde Meets
The young ladles circle of the
Ronlavills Bantist W. M. U. meet
Monday night wl& Mrs. Elwood
Quinn The resident Mrs. Oreo
Thigpen presided. Mrs. JameS
Thomas and Miss Jessie Ann Tho
to, th ivotional. The pro-
000'04att "Cuba for Christ" was dev-
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P.T.A. Will Meet
On Monday Night
The Beulaville P.T.A. will meet
Monday night at 7:30. It will be
the last meetiryg of the year, new
officers will be installed and all
members are urged to be present.
Mr. :'nd Mrs. Gardner Edwards,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Vivian Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Aubrey Johnston, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Sandlin. Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Jones, Miss Bobby Ann
Miller, Mrs. Kate Miller, Miss Ka
tie Grace Miller, Mrs. Anna Wal
ker, Mr. and Mrs. H:ywood Miller
and Richie Miller, Mr. A. W.
Gresham, Miss Anne Gresham, Mr.
and Mr$. Walter L. Wade and
children, Mr. Charlie Hiiles, Mr.
E. L. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Spec
Waller and children, Mr. W. R.
Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Al
bertson, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Shaw
and f:mlly, Rev. and Mrs. A. L.
Brown, Mrs. M. M. Thigpen, Mrs.
Larry Kennedy and Mr. Win Brin
son. The honored guest received a
shower of gifts from bis many ad
mirers and friends.
tess assisted by Mr. Stokely Bos
tic and Mrs. Chas. Carroll served
an ice cream course which empha
sized the Easter season and the
U. D. C. colors. This consisted of
ice cream, topped with cherries,
c:ke with small confederate flags
as decorations, fruit punch, East
er eggs and red and white Easter
chicks. Miniature corsages in
red and white were given as fa
vors. There were present sixteen
members and guests.
aosville last " Thursday was ' well
represented by the local club. They
report a very proxltaoie and en
joyable day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker at
tended quarterly conference of the
Mt. Olive charge at Smith Chapel
Saturday.
Mrs. Katie Outlaw spent several
days lat week with Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Outlaw in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frank Out
law were among visitors in Wil
mington and azalea gardens there
on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Prater, Mrs.
K;.tie Outlaw and Mrs. Lottie Ben
ger attended the Institute Day in
Rocky Mt. Saturday.
A combination treatment of Ura-
mon and Cyanamid has given good
resultss in controlling tobacco plant
bed weeds for E. E. Nethercutt,
Route 1, Snow Hill, for the pasts
several ye:irs.
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FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES DAILY
FROZEN FOODS STAPLE GROCERIES
FIRST QUALITY MEATS ,
WEEK END SPECIALS
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WELLS SUPERETTE
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WALLACE, N. C.
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eloped by Mesdiaimes Herman 'Gore.
J. Macon Brown, Bud Miller. The
group sang a hymn and Mrs. Thig
pen led the benediction. Mrs. Ro
land Batchelor caled the roll and
plans were made for prsonal ser
vice work.
The hostess served open faced
sandwiches, cookies, Sandy eggs
and drinks to the 18 attending.
Personals
Mrs. Zollie Batchelor of Jack
sonville has been spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Batchelor and Jftr. and Mrs. W. F.
Miller, '.ij'v '
In Ooldshoro Sunday to attend
the' automobile meea were Mr.
and Mrs. James Thomas and daugh
ter, Annette, Messrs Macon Brown,
Dewitt Miller, BoDDy nuiier, J. w.
Smith Gordon Muldrow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller and
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Williams in Kinston Sunday.
Ralph (Bo Thomas, U. S. Navy,
Norfolk, Va., spent the week end
with his 'parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Thomas.
Mrs. Paul Parker I SDendlna
several days with Mrs. J. O. Miller
m new Bern.
Walter J. Hardison. U. S. Armv
who has .been stationed in Germany
ior several montns nas been spend
ing some time with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hardison.
Little Miss Pat Norri spent last
week end with her grand parents,
Mr. end Mrs. D. C. Whltehurst.
Mrs. E. H. Thigpen visited rela
tives near Blchlands last week end.
Friends of little Jerry Sandlin
regret to know he is ill in a
Kinston hospital.
Lt, and Mrs, William Mulr of
Camp Lejeune are now residing
in the I. J. Sandlin Jr. home.
Mrs. Roland Batchelor and Mrs.
Floyd Brown shopped In Kinston
Tuesday.
Bob Brown U. S. Navy, Norfolk,
Virginia spent me week end with
his wife, Jane and parents, Rev.
and Mrs. A. L. Brown.
Mrs. Lula Q. Parker spent last
week in New Bern with her sister
and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Miller.
.Mr. Vance Clodfelter of Win
ston Salem visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Kennedy Monday.
Mr. Ralph Cottle spent last
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ice
land Cottle in Raleigh. Mr. and
Mrs. John V. Cottle were Sunday
guests and accompanied Ralph
home.
(Friends of Mrs. J. 1. Thomas are
happy to know she has returned
to her home from Duke hospital.
Harriet Ann Pope daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Pope spent two
weeks In Durh'im visiting her aunt
Mrs W. E. Arnold.
Mrs. Oliver Quinn of Wallace
vlsltd ber mother, Mrs. Pearl
Sandlin Sunday.
(Dr. S. A. Pope and daughter.
Harriet Ann, Archie Muldrow were
in Wheeling, , West Va., last week
and were accompanied home by
Miss Anna Metntel who is visit
ing Mrs. S. A. Pope.
Mr. and Mrs. Koger ui ana
family of Wallace and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Jones and family visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hill at
Middlesex Sunday.
Friends of Mr. Clscro Summer
are pleased to know he is recup
erating at nis home following a re
cent illness.
Mrs. W. D. Brown and Mis
Mary Q. Brown visited Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Johnson in Kerr Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. end Mrs. A. L. Brown vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Watson and
Mr. apd Mrs. John Dall In Smith-
field Friday.
Mrs. Bill Carroll was hostess to
tne John ivey Thomas Chanter
UJXC. when it held its monthly
meexing ai ner florae on the after-
noon of April fourth. The home
which was enouite for the occas
slon combined the Easter motif
and the U.D.C. colors of red end
white in its floral decorations.
These were effected with yellow
ana white iris in the dining room
and White Iris, red Tulips, Spiral
and Red Quince in the living
room and den.
The meeting opened with the
Ritual and was presided over by
Mrs. Cowbelle Williams, presi
dent of the dispatched, after which
Revival Meeting
At Cedar Fork
Rev. A. L. Brown ha announced
that Rev. N. E. Gresham of Chin
quapin will conduct a revival meet
ing rit .the Cedar Fork Baptist
Church beginning Sunday night
April 13, at 7:45 through Friday
night the 18th. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
. Boll testing la one of the t t
known methods for determiakii
the fertilizer needs of your crop
or lawn. ..
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Pleasant View News
Mr. Durham Gradv left Friday
for New York City to visit her son
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Grady. Shel
was accompanied oy Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Herring and son of Lumber-
ton who were going on to Maine
to visit other relatives.
Mrs. Bessie Binell and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Taylor and family
visited relatives in Mt Olive Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Grady
and sons vixtted Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Westbrook and Mr. end Mrs. Wil
lard Smith Sunday afternoon.
Rev. N. P. Farrior was dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mew
born of Lidell Sunday.
Miss Elsie Byrd of Rocky Mount
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Byrd
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Townsend
spent Sunday in Wilmington and
attended church services at the
Presbyterian church.
Miss Jo Ann Grady is much im
proved after being out of school
two weeks with flu.
Miss Hazel Kornegay of Golds
boro and Raymond Grady of Sev
en Springs visited Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard F. Grady Sunday night.
Little son of Coy Quinn remains
in serious condition in Sidhury's
Hosoital in Wilmington.
Bertie Outlaw of uuuaw
Scottish Bile Masonic Bodies
Wilmington, N. C.
Announce their ANNUAL SPRING REUNION to be held in tk
Masonic Temple. Wilmington, N. C.
TUESDAY, MAY 6, beginning at 9:00 A.M.
4th through the 14th Degrees
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, beginning at 8:30 A. M.
15th through the 27th Degrees
THURSDAY, MAY 8. beeinnine at 9:30 A. M. t
28th through the 32nd Degrees
All Scottish Bite Masons are cordially Invited to attend.
(1932) Chas. B. Newcomb, Secretaa-Refutrar
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it was turned over to Miss Cornelia Bridge and Durham Grady eittend-
Qufnn. program chairman, who os-ed the funeral of Robert Stroud s
plained the subject for the meet-. daughter in Kinston Monday auer
ing. which stressed the Confederate noon.
Flags. Miss Quinn played "The
Bonnie Blue Flag" and gave its
origin. She then introduced Mrs.
Norwood Boney of Kenansville, who
gave in interesting and instructive
talk on the "Origin of the Confed
erate Flag" and showed pictures
of four of them. '
Several members who attended
the district meeting in Clinton gave
report of it.
Mrs. Chas. Carrol of Warsaw
was a visitor.
Note Of Thanks
We wish to express our great
est appreciation and thanks to our
friends an dneighbors for the kind
ness shown us during the recent
illness rnd death of our mother,
Mrs. Winnie Outlaw.
The Children.
Mrs. Lanier Is
Dinner Hostess
Mrs. Alton E. Lanier was hos
tess Sunday when she entertained
members of family and friends at
a dinner at her home. Special
honor guests on this occasion were
Outlaw's Bridge
The AUW will meet Saturday
afternoon, April 12th in the home
of Mrs. M. L. Outlaw. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Special music will be a feiturs
of the Easter services Sund y mor
ning at eleven o'clock.
Rev. L. C. Prater filled his reg
ular appointments with the Kin
ston and Woodington congregation?
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lewis ot
Goldsboro spent Saturday riht
with Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Outlaw.
The District meeting of Home
Demonstration clubs held in Ken-
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her husband, Mr. Lanier, and her
brother, Mr. Bryson W. lnigpen,
both of whom were celeb?ting thai
bithdays. The dining table was
centered with a beautiful white
cake with pink decoration. En
joying this happy affair with the
hostess, the honorees and their
Immediate families were the fol
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Mrs. Sadie Thigpen and Mrs. M. S.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
To THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND COMMISSIONER DISTRICT,
Comprising Albertfion, Wolfescrape, Glisson and Smith Townships:
I hereby announce my candidacy for County Commissioner from this
. District. I feel that it is time to make a change. We've had the same
Commissioner since the district was set up and I believe in rotation
In office.
Your Vote and Support Will Be Appreciated.
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