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Wallace, N.C.
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Send him yoor newt and tabsoriptloni t WL 1, CWnapta,
'Mrs. - Marth8
Sholar
anJ Mrs.
Wlnford Mobley were 'Christmw
hoppers In Kinston one day last
- Jlrs. " Dessie WUlIams and-Mrs.
Ewood WfllUord were on business
In Kington one ' day recently, r r
Sunday guests of Mrs. Leona Hat-
, cher were v Mrs. - Nancy Wdliams,
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Hatcher and
family-. . ' -
' . Mrs. Bay Futrell was called home
to Barbawvllle, Ky due ' to the
sudden death of a nephew. ;M'1
. ' Mrs. Meal Pickett Mrs. Joe Ho
ward Williams and Mrs. - Robert
Pickett . were v shoppers In ,Oolds-
boro recently, r ,?.'!c;r ..,,'
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ludie
Brown Sunday were their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Davis and fam
ily of Kinston. Mrs. Guy Hatcher.
' . Mr. and Mm Hayes Lanier and
family, of Goldgboro were visiting
friends-and relatives over the week
end. '
" . SHOP IN WALLACE ,
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GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
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Mr. end Mrs. J. E. Maready and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Batts.
Mr. George Hatcher left Sunday
to report back to the Merchant
Marines. -v.; v
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sholar. Mr.
and . Mrs. Robert Pickett enjoyed
a sea food dinner at Sneada Ferry
recently.
t. Mrs. Bessie Bradshaw Is visiting
her son Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brad'
shaw and family In Payettevllle for
a few days. v.-. .a
Mrs. Elward Willlford and daugh
ter of Kinston Is visiting her par
ents.. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Williams
for a few days. .
Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Edwards
nd family . of Beulaville were
Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs.
eona. Hatcher. - - . -
. M-Sgt and Mrs. Norman Pall and
family of Raleigh Is home for the
holidays, visiting his parents, Mr.
Pcinf Up for. Christe i ff
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IN WALLACE
and Mrs. . Harper Dail and other
friends and relatives.
Mr .Phillip Lanier of Warsaw was
visiting Mr. Jodie Lanier and fam
ily one day recently. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Raynor visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ludie Brown Sun-
- Miss' Bobby Dell of- Washington,
D. C spent the week end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Harper DalL
Mr. and Mts. " Murphy Whaley
spent Sunday with his parents In
Potters HllL , i
Mrs.' Wesley Williams, Mrs., Bes
sie Williams, Mrs. Edward Willif ord
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Heath
nd family of Kenansvllle recently.
Mr. and Mrs; Bud Dail and fam
ily. Mr. Bill Pittman of Rlchlands
were Sunday guests of Mrs; Leon a
Hatcher. :
Mrs. J. B. Wood and children of
Wallace visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Mobley Sunday.
Leonard C. H. Wilson, FA. of the
U.S. Navy also a native of i Ky.
was a week end visitor of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Lanier. .
Mrs. H. M. Lanier, Mrs. Harold
Bryan shopped In Kinston Tues
day and. visited Tyson anler In
Kinston Memorial Hospital
' Dean Bryan is sick wltn a sore
throat and is out of school. Hop
ing him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lanier and
family of Rose Hill were week end
guests of Mrs. Lula Lanier. :
The latest news of Lyman, a fifty
two year old man playing cowboy
with bis teen-age boys? Good.
Mrs. Viola Batchelor and son
Glenn of Washington, D. C. were
week .end guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs.. Harper Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Raynor were
visitors of Mr. L. W. Jones Sun-
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Mrs. o. H. Lanier visited Mrs.
Mary Susan Lanier Tuesday. .
Little Miss Faye Batts is home
out of school with sore throat ail
ment Hoping her a speedy recov
ery. hirS3
Sunday guests of Mr. ana Mrs.
Wpodrow Mobley and family were
Mr., and Mrs. James Likens and son
of Jacksonville.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. K.
R. Hunter were Mr. and Mrs. Kellon
Maready and Mr. and Mrs- Allen
Futrell.
, Friends of Mrs. Minnie Maready
will be sorry to learn she iss ill
at home. Best of luck, Mrs. Ma
ready. .
Mrs. Lunell Mobley and children
were Sunday guests of Mr. L. W.
Jones and family.
' Mrs: Jennie McBride'-and. Mrs.
Wilson of Wallace were visitors of
her sister, Mrs. Ben Maready, Jr.,
and niece, Mrs. Murphy Whaley of
Chinquapin, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter of
Jacksonville, were week end guests
of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whyte
Hunter and family and other rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lassiter of
Kinston spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. - Halite Smith and
family were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. R. Hunter.
"CHRISTMAS CANTATA TO BE
PRESENTED SHARON
BAPTIST CHURCH
There will be a Christmas pro
gram presented at Sharon Baptist
Church, Chinquapin, Sunday, Dec.
22, It is expected to be a well pre
sented play and everyone has a cor
dial Invitation. -
CORRECTION
In last week's news, concerning
the Christmas Program being pre-
ented at Lanier's Chapel, the date
was stated wrong. ' . Instead of be
ing presented on the Srd It will be
Monday night, December 23, at 7
'clock. " - , s
, .CARD .OF THANKS
Mrs. Bertha James wishes to ac
knowledge with deep appreciation
the many kind expressions of sym
pathy shown her during the illness
and stay in the hospital. '
Cedar Fork Community Club Meets In
Brinson Store Building; Reviews Work
The Cedar Fork Community Club
gathered in the late L. B. Brin-
son's Store to hold its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday night,
December 3, 1957.
Mr. Cowan called the meeting to
order and Mrs. Leota Brinson read
The minutes of the last meeting. A
review of the coiftmittee selected
at the last executive meeting was
read by the reporter. Other com
mittees were added to the list
namely, Ralph Hunter and Ar
nold Hunter Agriculture; Mrs.
Dewey Lanier, Norwood Raynor,
Arthur wood, Russell Grey and L.
W.Brown, Finance Committee. Mrs.
Odell Cowan and Mrs. Stacey And
rews Club Photographer. Also Mrs.
RETURN HOME
Mr. Ben Batts has returned home
after being a patient in Parrott's
Hospital, and Is doing nicely. He
wishes to express with deep appre
ciation for the many kind words of
ympathy. 1
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Mrs. Leona Ives gave her Sunday
School class a Christmas Party,
Monday night, December 16. It was
enjoyed by all
RETURNED HOME- FROM
HOSPITAL
MrsJSutton Fountain has return-
id home from the Parrotts Hospital
where she has been a patient She
wishes to express her appreciation
or the many acts of sympathy
shown during her illness.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
There will be a Christmas pro
gram presented at Bethel Presby-
.erlan Church Friday night, Dec
ember 20 at 7:00. It is expected to
be a well presented play and every
one has a cordial Invitation.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
There will be a miscellaneous
shower given in behalf of Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Batts, Friday night,
December 20, at 8:15 In the Recrea
tion Roo mof Bethel Presbyterian
church, Lyman. They suffered a
burn out Monday night and we wish
to express our sympathy to them.
Pass the news around and come
on out and I'm sure God will bless
you four-fold.
CHRISTMAS PAGENAT AT
BETHEL CHURCH
SUNDAY. DEC. 22
There win be a Christmas Pa
geant held at Bethel Presbyterian
Church, Sunday, December 22, at
:00 o'clock, p.m. The public is
most cordially Invited.
IN HOSPITAL
Friends anf relatives of Mr. Ty
son Lanier will be sorry to learn
he is a patient in Lenoir Memorial
Hospital, Kinston.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Bus
King will be sorry to learn she is
patient at Duplin General Hos
pital in Kenansvllle with a fractur
ed foot.
Friends and relatives of Nell
Pickett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abb Pickett will be sorry to learn
she is a patient at L. M. Hospital,
Kinston.
FOUNTAIN-LYMAN
DEVELOPMENT CLUB
The Fountain - Lyman commun
ity Development Club will serve
barbecue supper at the club house
(Mrs. Graham Recce's Store) Sat
Dec. 21, beginning at 4:30 p.m. Tick
ets are SOc and 11.00. Everyone is
invited to the supper.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Likens an
nounce the recent marriage of their
son, Norwood to Miss Lucille Boy
ette of Harrells Store. After a brief
honeymoon, they will make their
home at Chinquapin.
HOMEO N LEAVE
H-M-I. Donald D. McBride, hus
band of Jennie McBride of Chin
quapin was home on leave recently
for a month, but has returned to
duty aboard the USS General H.
W. Butner In New York.
Odell Cowan will have the scrap
book in charge. Plans were made
for a barbecue supper December 7.
Pigs were donated by Dewey La
nier and Freeman Raynor.
The meeting "closed by appoint
ing DavM Fountain and Gorman
Brinson to supervise and set a date
to clean up the building site. Thai
work has already started i COUltt Oil
out next Saturday and help finish
the job.
Arthur F. Coltrane
Arthur F. Coltrane, a former res
ident of Duplin died In Plant City,
Fla., Saturday December 7, accord
ing to word received this week.
Among those who attended the
funeral from this county were his
daughter and son In law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur A. Roberts of Falson,
and Mr. and' Mrs. Carlyle Roberts
of Calypso.
Among other survivors In (he
county are a daughter, Mrs. Marvin
Brock, of route 2, and a son, George
Coltrain, also of route a.
Clyde S. Carter Sr.
Clyde C. Carter. Sr., 68, promi
nent farmer of Rose Hill died at
his home Saturday night He was
the son of the late Rev. T. H. and
Sarah Bryant Carter of Wallace.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Es-
telle Bradshaw Carter; one daugh
ter, Mrs. Cecil Crandall of Stokes;
three sons, Otis H. of Kinston,
Clyde C Jr. and Buck W. Carter,
both of Ros eHill; 10 grandchildren,
three sisters. Mrs. Hix Bradshaw
of Rose Hill. Mrs. Euro Hanchey of
Wallace and Mrs. Annie Lewis of
High Point Funeral services were
held from the Baptist Church In
Rose Hill Monday at 3 pjn. conduct
ed by the Rev. Julian Motley, pas
tor of the church, assisted by Rev.
K. D. Brown of Burgaw. Burial was
in Rock Fish cemetery In Wallace.
Pallbearers were Bobby, Clarence
and Tommy Carter, Way land Ren
frew, Taddus Bradshaw, Henry
Fussell, Norman Hachney and Wil
liam Jones.
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She Will Welcome A Sunbeam Electric Razor
Reduced from $14.95 to $11.00
We have a large selection of Schaef fer
Pen and Pencil Sets for Men and Women
There is still a wonderful assortment of toys at
GOWAN'S TOY LAND NEXT DOOR TO
Gowan's Drug Store
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