BY MBS, CARL TVST
Mr. and Mr. Raymond Myers
and children, Carol and Dwlght of
Kinston, visited Mr, and Mrs, Jesse
Price part of last week. 4 They spent
Thursday at , Topsail Beach on a
fishing trip. '
, Mrs. Bill Xubanks of Scott's Hill,
and Mrs. R. L. Sykes of. Kenans
villa visited relatives In this com
munity ' last "xiiuradai and 1 were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Jernlsan. 1
' Mr. and Mrs. C'-C Ivey Jr and
children Kathy, Charles and Rouse
visited Mr and Mr. C. C. Rouse of
Waruw , last Monday. ' ' V ' -
V Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Brogden and
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about the high . tobacco prices paid on the
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... YEAR AFTER YEAR!
Everyone expects a fair return for
his labor. Farmers will get better
than a fair return for their tobacco when
they sell on the Kinston Market ...
don't forget, too, the generous return
yeu get on your Savings Account at
Mutual Savings
y, .
r n ft CURRENTLY PAID ON ALL ACCOUNTS
Open YOUR Account TODAY
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
T. W. HEATH, JR., Exec. Vice-Pres.
114 E. Gor ton Street Kinston, N. C. Telephone 4992
Office Hour: S:45 ajn. to S p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
845 a.mv to U:M pjn. WednewUy and datnrday ,
i .g. C'a Sutton of Kinston and w - Va., tue Iev. Lc lU.
Mrs. Nora Outlaw of Scott's Store ard B. Voodall of Princeton, Mrs.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Price jGiddie Jones of Rones Chapel, Mrs.
Saturday. , i. '. , - . Carl Ivey and Walter Pinson. Jr.,
' Mr. ' and Mrs. Foy Ivey accom- visited Walter Hinson at Duke Hos
panied by Mr; v and Mrs. Donald pltal t Dukes; Hospital Durham
Murphy of KenansvlUe spent Sun- Monday .Friends will be glad to
day at Wrightavllle Beach, jknow that Mr. Hinson Is recovering
Mrs. W. I. McPherson and child- satisfactorily after undergoing ma
re Cecile, W. t, Sandi Otarles i
Z2ZfrL'i Arthur Wt and
f- ttoUS''" Francis Pope of Baltt
JrT,."-, Md, Joseph KMSarner of
AMss Linda Alphin of K: C. C.
Greenville, spent ? the week end
wltlvher Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Alphbj;:'Sr.,w.
'' Airman and Mrs. Graver Kelly
of Arlington, VS., are spending a
10 fay vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kelly.; 'V.
Mrs. Annie Rose Bell of Kington
spent the week end with relatives
in this area.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Jernigan, Les
lie Bell, Wendell Alphin, Albert
Jones, and Robert Goodman vls'ted
Walter . Hinson, who is an operaitve
patient at Duke Hospital, Durham
during the week end. . '
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rhodes
and children, Gary and Brenda of
Raleigh spent the . week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Rhodes and Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Kelly. .
,;: Mrs. T. L. Summerlin visited her
son and daughter in law, Mr. and
Mrs. Llston Summerlin of Warsaw
last week. J . V
The Rev. and Mrs. Tom Ellis, and
children of Stantonburg were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Cherry. .
Mrs. Katie tHil of Warsaw an
Mrs. Tlpp Scott and son, Joe, of
Scott's Store, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ivey Friday. V
Miss Judy BeU visited Faye
Woodall of Princeton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brown and
children Samuel and Pamela visit
ed Mr. . and Mrs. Russell Brown of
near Rose BHll Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Aman arid
daughter, Lynn of Kinston visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. t Aman, Sr., Sun
day. Mrs. Annie Ingram of Kenans
vlUe visited Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
DaU during the week end. I
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Miller of Bear
Marsh and sons, Gerald and Dan
ny spent Sunday at Top Sail Beach,.
David Aman of Goldsboro is vis
iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John I. Aman, Sr., this week.
Among those visiting the Cleve
land Outlaw family Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Banks of New
Bern, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grady,
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Albertson of
Garners Chapel,
Mr. and Mrs. BlUle Houston of
Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Parks of Falson visited in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goodson
and children, Paul and Barbara of
Greenville were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. T, A, Jerni-
a
gan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herring and
' Mr. and Mrs. Oliver. Edwards and
daughter, Donna Sue . and Craig
Quinn of Warsaw visted In the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Good
man Sunday. ' ,
MARTHA KAT GOODMAN if-V.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY '
Mrs. Eddie Goodman' entertained
her daughter, Martha Kay on' her
seventh birthday won a party at
their home Saturday afternoon In
the Summerlin Cross Roads Com-
Richlands, and Johnny, Llrvy of Bt- m unity. - , , 1 ' ,
loxi. Miss.,' visited, Mr. and Mrs.; Among those attending were Dear Id
'and son Marvin of Falsofc Jlmmie
. miie Townsend and Johnny -w. ' - "
uaon. ' " ; ' chaff fvom tJia v.u ly tliinking
-nn. 'oft drinks and candy I . .
was served. Balloon, were given
Willi CONQUEST
AFORE THOUGHT
Mealtimes EASIER
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Lcve that corn that dribbles butter and squirts back at you
when you sink tooth In It? No matter th season ttos
juice-poppin' kernels can be your with, the) fingertip con
venience of an electric home freezer. For here is convenience
plus flavorful freshness at its best. . . Vt
Time's no problem and neither is choice. At your fingertips and fresh
as frost,' Wondrous variety of foods art yours for the picking to cook,
heat or thaw and eat! Next time the small fry's appetites tag, perk
, them up with frosty surprises from, the cool depths of your freezer
They'll, .
The convenience 'of this built-in food store comes In a variety f styles.
'Yours Is the choice of spacious cabinet freezers, smartly styled upright
, models or th happy cclnatlon of Refrigerator-Freezer. Whlclv
4 1 ' aver you choose, you'll find mealtime easier and life a bit breezier
rJse it 0trt fmur Wayl -fV . v '
Fmsh frulh) and vegetables cake
and cookiesmeats, fish and poultry ere
lust sc of the many treats to'kaep haneV
ki your family freezer. Helps matte for
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' Big date coining up? You can step out with
full confidence of looking your best if you let
us give your favorite party dress that "like
new" allure. We treat all your lovely things
with the gentle care tfyey deserve . . return
them promptly, fresh, spotlessly clean!
SMITH DRY CLEANERS
Kenansville
Warsaw .
' Dollar af
w 'iliiilllii '
Thursday & Friday, August 15 & Iff
a. j. sunoii & soil
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SECOND FLOOR 1 ,
' 1 RACK LADIES' DRESSES
- values to $24.95 $ ?2.91
1 RACK LADIES DRESSES '
Values to $24.95 $ days $4.85
1 LOT.NLYON GOWNS & SLIPS
Top Quality values to $14.95 v $ aays $4.85
1 LOT SHORT & TOPPER COATS
l'i AH wool in white and pastel shades
- values to $29.95 $ days $14.55
& 1 LOT SLIPOVER SWEATERS
' Sizes 34 to 40 Wool - orlon
values to $5.95 $ days $1.98
J 1 LOT LADIES' BRAS , nm
v values to $3.50 $day 97
1 LOT GIRDLES & CORSETTES ;
f made by Warner $ days PRICE
BATHING SUITS '
values to $12.95 $days PRICE
1 LOT SUMMER SKIRTS .
$5.95 values $ days $3.00
$7.95 values , $ days $4.00
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And many other values on second floor
A. J. Sutton & Son
Kinston, . C.
BRII1GS YOU
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MR. FARMER
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