Faison News & Socials
CKURCHES PEHSQNALS ABOUT PEOPLE
' Phone 2331 -Mrs. James Faison, Correspondent i,
Personals
. Un. R, W. San-it Jr, and daugh
ter MU$ Jn Safrit of Beaufort
spent Saturday with the James Kat
Mrs. led Gibson of Washington,
o. C. was the luncheon guest of Mrs.
- J. B. Stroud Wednesday.
A-ne Alton Williamson nas re
turned to hU base in Bangor; Maine
MOUWTiOLIVE
SHOE SHOP
Expert Repairs
'Quality Materials.
160 E. Main Mt Olive
Seasonable Charges
after a furlough with nis family.
William Thornton left Tuesday for
UNC,- in Chapel Hill, where he
will do graduate work in Science.
William has been associated with
Del Mar Engineer 1 Laboratory in
hot Angeles California,
' Miss Gwen Jackson Is .in New
Vork City taking a course in Air
Una Hostess work, s ..
Mf. and Mrs. James Faison spent
Sunday with relatives in Mt. Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lee had as
their week end guests their child
ren, Miss Belle Lee of the Raleigh
School faculty and C. D. Lee, Jr.,
of Philadelphia with the U. S. Ar
my.
Mrs. O. L Taylor of Raleigh spent
the week, end with Mjrst W. E.
Thornton.
Friends of the Rev. J. E. Mahoney
will regret to learn that he has
resigned from the Methodist Church
as local pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Ma-
Fall Furniture Sale
PAYLOR'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE HOUSE
Goldsboro Hi-way Kinston
Giant Sforewide Sale
Reductions up to-50 on best quality Kving
Room, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture,
Lamps and Pictures. Mattress and Spring sets
greatly reduced.
SALE STARTS
Thursday, Sept. 26
Open Thursday and Friday Nights 'Til 8:30 p.m.
Take advantage of these bargains now at
PAYLOR'S WAYSIDE
Next to Colonial Store in Kinston
We Give Sava-Stamps
honey will move to California the
fire y ,wwwtjt?t,;fe '
Cap. , Graham , D. : Newton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Newton has
been discharged from the . V. . S.
Army. He arrived in Oakland Call!
this week and landed in Raleigh
Wednesday. Capt. ' Newton served
in Okinawa for the past two years
with the Ryukyus Amy Hospital
Mrs. A. F, Rector spent Friday in
Wilson with relatives. . - i
'The Afternoon and Evening Cir
cles of the VvSCS of the 'Methodist'
Church met Tuesday -night at the
church In Joint session. Mrs. Mary
tou Roman, presides over the meet
ing. Mrs. J. E. Mahoney gave the de
votion. The program,' 'How Large
Is Our .World?' was presented by
Mrs. Henry Brown, Mrs." Joe Hoi
llngsworth and Mrs. Roman.
W. M. S. Circle 2 V
Met With Mrs. Daniels
Circle No. H of the Womana Mis-'
sionary Society ' of the Baptist
Church met Wednesday night in the
heme of Mrs. Josle Daniels. Mrs
Daniels gave the devotional and
presented the program, 'Pakistan,
New Field tor Southern Baptists.' ,
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By Mrs. Edd Kornegsy
Visitors of Mrs. Nora Outlaw and
family., during the week. end.. were
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Brinson of
Arapahoe, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tor-
rang and Betsy of Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Claudell Tyndall and daugh
ter, Carol and Peggy of near Snow
Hill, also Mrs. Opal Sutton and Miss
Carolyn Heath of Kinston.
Mrs. Maude Kelly and Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Goodson of Mt. Olive,
Mrs. Annie Boone of Rocky Mt. and
Mr. and Mrs. George Goodson of
Frost Proof, Fla., visited the Em-
inett Herring family on Friday.
Visiting the Ransom Kornegay
family during the week end were
Miss Bertha Kornegay of Wilming
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickson
and Lynn of near Grantham. "'
Taft Herring attended an FCX
directors meeting in Mt. Olive Mon
day night.
Rodney Kornegay and Miss Nan
cy Carol Moore of Kinston also Bill
Herring and several friends had a
pjcnic at the Cliffs on Sunday.
: Mrs. Kenneth Best of Goldsboro
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Holt during the week end.
' Mr. and .Mrs. Marvin Murphy of
Deep Run visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Dail during the
weekend.
Mrs. Coy Jones and son Klwood of
near Seven Springs visited Mrs.
Jones daughter and son in law, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Dail Saturday.
Among those visiting the Fred
Outlaw family during the week end
were Mrs Billy Duncan of Raleigh
and Mrs Mildred Brewer and dau
ghter Glenda, Mrs Allen Stroud
.and daughters Carol and Barbara
also Mrs. Harry Stroud and chil
dren all of Albertson and Mr. and
Mrs. Willie James Smith of Pink
HilL
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Ingram and
daughter Becky - went to- Cabin
Sunday where' Rev. Ingram ' filled
his regular appointment as pastor of
the Cabin F.W.B. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Herring
and daughters attended a baptismal
service in Mt. Olive on Sunday af
ternoon.
A large delegation from this com
munity attended a sponsors supper
at Warsaw on Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Steppe and
children of Black Mountain return
ed home on Sunday after having
spent some time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Outlaw.
Mrs. Cecil Kornegay and Mrs. L.
C. Herring were Kinston visitors on
Thursdav.
Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Kornegay of
New Bern were week end guests of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Kornegay.
Little Misses Deborah Jean and
Alicia Trotter of Mt Olive spent
the week end with their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kor-
negay.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kornegay
were Sunday guests of Mrs. T. M.
Merritt and also visited Albert
Summerlln near Grantham.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Holmes and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Out
law's Bric'ge were dinner guests of
Mr, and MrDuttJKprnegay Sun
day. . .. ' ' " " ."
Leroy Stalmack and Rodney Wal
demier Were guests of the D. D.
Herring family Sunday. .. .' '' ;41
R. C. Causey and daughter Elolse
of Liberty, were Saturday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Zollie Kornegay. -i
Mrs. A. T. Dail and Mrs. Marvin
Murphy also Miss Allene Murphy
and Walter Dail visited relatives
near Mt, Olive and Adamsville Sun-,
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitfield of
near Mt Olive were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Dail.-
Week end visitors of the Zollie
Kornegay were Mr. end Mrs. Ber-(
nard Kornegay and baby of Wash
ington, Mr. and Mrs. Don Casey of
Grantham, Miss Nancy Carol'Mobre
Charles Johnson and J. C. Moore,
all of Kinston, also Misses Anne
Harris and Janice Moore of East
Carolina College at Greenville.
Mrs. Elmo Blizzard and son Dex
ter returned home Saturday after
spending a few days with Mrs. Pau
line Crossland at Southern Pines.
Mrs Zollie Kornegay and Mrs. Ir
ving Kornegay accompanied Mrs.
Tipp Scott of the Scott's Store sec
tion to a meeting of the HDC Coun
11 on Monday night in Kenans
vine.
Mrs. Eugene Outlaw also William
Karl Tyndall are confined to their
homes with flu. , M
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Herring and
family attended , homecoming at
Smith's new home in Lenoir Coun
ty on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Remus Outlaw and
children Gail and Jennings visited
her parents, Mr. an Mrs. Fred
HolmeS near Indian Springs on
Sunday; . :. ' .wV's -.'-
(Mr. and Mrs. Henryt Parker of
Outlaws Bridge visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Outlaw are Thursday. (
RJJVTVAL SERVICES
Revival services will be, held at
Snow HUT FWB Church beginning
on SuaSay night September 9 and
continuing through Saturday night
Oct. 15. The Rev. C. L. Patrick of ;
Walstonburg will be the guest mln
ister, assisted 'by the pastor,. Rev.
Joe Ingram. The time is 7:30 and
A'eryone is cordially invited to aU
tend these services. ' ?
"Doing nothln? I tfc
tiresome Job In the world, be
cause you can't qnit and rest!"
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The regular meeting of the Faison
Lions Club was held Friday night
in the community building. Lion
president D. W. Glascock presided.
The executive board met following
supper Xlon Glascock resigned. He
is leaving Faison in October.' Lion
A. F; Rector was elected President
of the Lions Club, Ladles from the
Sesame Club served the supper. '
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I Tiie Vomen of the rre vterian
Church met in the t-liurcn uonaa
night Mrs. M. C Bowden presided.
The BlDie oiuay ;x.acaariiu, u
coming 'iiora' was given vj wr
TT. ,i-.rn Um A R TTlrk Jr.
rrmm.r.MA t. nmffram ' Tha Chur
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open stock
Evpry shape,
every pattern, every
single piece of Famous
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Franciscan Ward in our
stocks will be selling at a
budget-balancing 20
off for two weeks only!
Build a new set or fill-in
your present pattern. It's
the greatest sale ever!
CPTEMBER 23rd
THROUGH
OCTOBER 5th.
A. J. CAVEIIAUGH
JEWELER, ' r
Phone AT 5-2867 Wallace, N. Ci
SELL THE REMAINDER OF YOUR
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MONDAY'S SALE
2,046,232 Lbs. For $1,244,632.81 Average $59.85
TOTAL SALES THROUGH MONDAY
. 42,447,114 Lbs. For $23,739,598.88 Average $55.88
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