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Scott Stor' Club tnembr who
extended Duplin : County Council
r Home Demonstration clubs The
r.(ay of "last week? in KenMisVille
v -rt Mesdames Nannie Komegay
Z rfry rHarpfi' lu-vh Kernegay,
; het Komegay, Jonas Dail, D. L.
f ott arnS Oarrie Scott
Mrs; Mary -Anderson visited a
few day last week : with . Misses
Itola Murray and Alice Summerlin
near Warsaw. - i v. ,
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Guests of Mr. snds Mrs. Jonas
Dail for Sunday dinner - were,
Homer Gruebs of Florida and the
Pev. j and i Jtfrs. JL A. Grubbs and
children. In the afternoon Mr .and
lOrs, Currie Dail of Warsaw visited
In the borne. , t
i Mr; William Waller attended the
jumor -Senior . banquet of B. F.
.Grady School Friday night at Golds
T fan.' Ttfeu'lati' 'Rerneeajr : of War
saw,, Wr. KrftdMrr. A: J. SnnWner
Bn and FHye of Kenansville were
weK ni guests -of' Mr. an; Mrs.
vty Summerlin, " '-.? j
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
SIri.'Donnen Komegay were Mr.
end, Mrs,' Earl Sears and children
of Rocky MounC Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Kornegajr and son,,' Seven Springs
nd Mr. .and Mrs, Jim Byrd and
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f r J,F. REYNOLDS
MUSIC COMPANY ,
;:.'iV.': '. . Omtrators Of
Xo&i ' Operated Phono
raohs and Pool Tables.
I; Cigarette Vindors. New
and Usefd Records
.s ',;'-.. M Beamon St.
m U 'Clinton, N. C.
3THE FASHION SHOPPE c
Of Kinston, N. C.
After, Easter
SALE
..Triemendous reductions on fine quality ladies'
v wear. Big, Big Savings for you . . . Just come in
.t' and look around. Youll be glad you did.
: COMPLETE STOCK OF
SUITS
(Includes Silks, Wools, Tweeds)
yifooff
Were Priced from 59.95 up
3ROUPOF
DRESSES
(Includes Silks, Cottons, Crepes)
REDUCED
Vi and less
Were Priced from $14.95 up
COCKTAIL
DRESSES
Some Reduced fo
$io , -
Values to $59.f 5
Com olete Stock Of
it
(- , '1 v ' i
-tOPPERS and
; r '. (Also Suede and Leather jackets)
Were Priced from $19 J5 up
SP.1HIGHATS
I S ROBES and
f;;1 Values to$4W5
lira tOil TOURS !
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S AIL SALE Fi:!AL!
!lTZr.;?ATEO:iS EXTRA!
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.Wanda of Pleasant View. ?.
Cathy Kornegay of Warsaw spent
Saturday night with Phillf Single
ton, y M
Mr: and Mrs. Earl Whaley and
family of Washington spent Satur.
day and Sunady with their daugh
ter and husband, Mr. ' and Mrs.
Kay Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Southerland
and grand children of Kinston
were dinner guests Monday of Mrs.
Elva Hill and sons.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Korne
gay visited with the W. II. Smith
family of Indian Springs.
Dinner guests of the Johnny Sin
gleton Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Boy Britt and children of Grant-
nam and Mr. and Mrs, Major Win
ders of Beautancus.
Mrs. Hazey Hargroves and child
ren of Mt. Olive were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Davis Sunday.
Bill Herring of Clayton visited
briefly with the 0. w. Scotts Sun-
jday.
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' VISHing in ine nunie ui aiia.yna
Jackson Sunday were t Mesdames
Julia Jones and ; Elbert Whitman
Summerlins Crossroads' and Mrs.
Mack Summerlin of Kenansville
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs: S. H. Chest
nutt of Woodland Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldrldge Carter
and daughter of Calypso were
visitors of the Elbert Carters Sun
day. .'During week end MT. and Mrs.
Wood row Thigpen, and children o
Kinston and Alex Thigpen, .Jr.,
-Haw River visited in (he Alee Thig
pen, Sr. home.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Waters Saturday night for supper
ere the Rev. T. J. Ellis and fam-
END YOUR
CONSTIPATION
WORRIES
. Now you con end your constipation
worries onct and for all Put aside
chemical iaxativca, oils or bran-lik
roughage that may upset your sys
tem. Instead, take Suvtam in a
glass of waier vry day.
Sexutan is an aH-vegetable Ua
tive aid that provides the- proper
moisture, bulk aad peristaltic tkirou,
lalion you may need as yc.aiow
older to promote daily regidariiy.
This is entirely different from chcro
ical laxatives. Prone it to juprsetf.
t.v Cbbiitam m directed tot at
least one week. You must be weU
on tne road to daily regutaritrer
your money back from the makani-
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Surgery at North Carolina Baptist Hospital In Winston-Salem. A
program to be established at the Hospital wUl train practicing nurses
in new techniques Important to their work in operating rooms and
, other services. ' ; .! .-V' ' ' -6 ' f i-.
M,- C. Baptist Hospital Offering
Training Prog. Operating Rccm tech.
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
will, become one of the eight hos
pitals in the United States and the
first hospital in the Southeast to in
itiate a training program in opera
ting room techniques under a plan
announced today.
This new educaltofial protect of
the hospital' was made possible by
a grant received from the Allstate
Foundation of the' Allstate Insur i City, the New York Polyclinic Med
anoe Companies. A lare portion of ! ical School, Memorial Hospital of
Irte' nuTSCS-expense while taking
thai training wHl be paid for tv
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'yiflf Stantonburg. ' .
, Mr. and Mr.;iAustin Anderson of
Weigh were week end.' visitors of
the Joe; Waters family-,
Friday Mrs. Annie Quinn, Mrs
Clifton, Quinn and children of War
saw and Mrs. Van - Kernstein and
baby of Greensboro were visiting
Mr. and Mrs? Euprene Outlaw. "
Friday night Mrs. Elva Hill had
as visitors her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs: Woyd Hill and baby of
Goldsboro.
, The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Price,
Jr. of Garner Chapel were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw
Sunday for dinner.
Visitors in the Roland Thigpen
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Thigpen and daughters of
Grifton, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mal-
OUR GREA tj VALUE . '
IN LAWN FURNITURE-7
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THE OUTDOORS
THEIR BEST.
102 Ec:t Ccr.-y Sfrc:t - ' r. cnoAT
the grant. S V1'' .."
In-becomms' orieof the eihf hns-
pitals in the United States offering
this training,. Baptist Hospital will
be pioneering ' in ' a new area of
trainmgjjn the Southeast Other
courses are granted through the
University of Chicago Clinics, John
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Bel
ievue MedicialCente in New York
Du Page County in Illinois, 1 St.
' Louis City Hospital in St. Lowfrn
,
.pass and baby of C-oldsboro.
j Mesdames Ivey Summerlin, Bud
Davis S. R .Pate, H. A.vrGrubbs
Jesse Sutton, Emma Outlaw and
daughter's Linda and Karen attend
ed a quilting party at the home of
Mrs. Johry Korrtegay Tuesday near
SeteA-SprtrlgSjThly were all guests
or Mrs. KbcnettavT or dinner.
HDC MetJ ! ,
The regular meeting ot thevScott
Store, Home Demonstration, club
was held Wednesday April 5. at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Outlaw. Mrs.
Larry Harper president presided.
Meeting was opened by singing Ho
For Carolina." Mrs. Outlaw, gave
the devotion, reading Psalm 100,
and prayer. " ' . , ;
, During business - session ' plans
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BUY NOW FOR YOUF :
SUMMER COMFORT I .
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souri, and St. Mary's Hospital in
Rochester, Minnesota., , . ..
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Of floats' of the Hospital said, in
announcing their plans that there
is a strong need for graduate train
ing for nurses In the state, but the
opportunities are few. The program
doeq not, carry, college credit,' but
it pointed toward the diploma gra
duate nurse with the Idea of help
ing her tov improve' her'abilitiea, and
n,.he rne time supply a techni
cally trained person for the job
that Is .largely unfilled throughout
the atate?,;" 'fi'g iIi'
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This does not preclude the nurse
with a collepre degree from apply
ing i They 'expressed' flie hope that
this program will be the forerun-Iner-of
others so that more nurses
.'will have the chance to develop ad
det slrllls in special areas of their
' profession:' ' , . v,
This -first course will begin May
I and continue for six months. It
will offer on the Job experience in
each of the surgical specialties and
special seminars and lectures con
cerning, the care of patients. The
set will learn Operating room
technique, recovery room proce
dure, and care of postoperative
oatiehts. When the sfx months are
) i completed, she will receive a certi
1 ficate statin that she has served in
5' the Hospital'i operating room for
; the period.
The Foundation is operated to as
sist cultural, charitable, and educa
tional efforts. It has headquarters
at 222 South Charch Street in Char
lotte, North Carolina, with Arthur
M. Eisenbart as district director.
Recently, It made a grant to pro
vide scholarships for, student and
graduate nurses and to aid in the
recruiting of Btudent nurses. Nur
ses who wish to apply may do so by
writing 'the: Iiireotor-f f Nursing
North Carolina Baptist Hospital?
WinstorvSalem, North Carolina.
were made for serving supper to
the Rotary club at Mt. Olive Oh
Thursday night. - r
J enters reporting were Mr.
Narthieftcdrnegay on family life,
Mrsj 0:, W. Scott, arts and crafts
Mrs. 'ftnrsOutlaw. Safety and Mrs
Carl Rivenbark gave the treasurers
report.
.f"S- .1pan Huie assistant ar;ent
pave a demonstration on "Your
Living Room arrangement For Use
and Beauty. '
The annual dress revue was held
with 11 members taking part. Mrs.
Taft Herring and .Mrs, Carl Riven
bark t!ed for first place both model
ins suits. Mrs. Ed Kornegay was
runner up wearing a drip dry print.
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Judges for the fashion show were
Mesdames Frank Grady, C. L.
Whitfield and John Goodson of
Home maker Club.
Mrs. Elmo Blizzard made. picture
fduring the meeting .
, The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Nora Outlaw served ice cream and
pound cake to the group, :
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Canasta
ChktAet rr:
Mrs. Alan Brown was . high seor
er at canasta last Thursday even
ing when Mrs. Fisher Carjton en
tertaiited members of her tanasta
club.;,fevH:r--:;a:V't';;v-i
ThosS playmg were Mesdames w,
0. Martin Norman Jones, ' Arnold,
Jonei Melvin Herring, C. C. Rouse,
and Brown. - ' 3" '"-' '
ilrs. Brown received a condiment
cover as her award and Mrs. Mar
tin received a novelty clotnss une
as consolation winner. -.K -'y
The hostess served apple, pie a
is main to members upon arrival
and later during progression,
drinks and cheeseettfs. . ..
soft
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Inclucfes Two Chairs &GWt t:VS Vr'- , '
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Mrs. Standi
Honored ,
Mrs. V. A. Stancil, 1st grade teac
her at the Warsaw. Elementary Sch
ool was honored last week witji a
surprize birthday, parly, .given by
the erade mothers of the class,
Much to uh n3 ,r.;
ren ana otnm- &&d$m'-
Vi-ota mnthara Brrtvpd in the aftel
noon.wlth7 a lovely birthday .vcaM,
soft drinks .an potato ehip. As
sisting with serving were Mesdam
es Allen: Draughoni - Jr. , R,s: D.
Johnson )rf Ed "Strickland, and
John AVjJohrison;';,: ?.$
vis,
Mrs. Newman
Entertains
i Mr Sineclaif Newman was hos
iess to member of her bridge club
last Thursday evening at her home.
Giafefe low-pool wood MHf '
controls . Perennials in Corn ; :
It's 1-4 DOW WEED KILLER-FORMlTLA 40-for selee-
tive broadleaf weed control in wide vanety of ctws ata r
low cost per acre. 2-4 Dow Weed Killer Formula 40 b
amine salt formulation-better for use oa ic-r peat
tible to 2,4-D ester-type weed kiUert. It mixes easily with hard er
soffwater .' ; cap be abplied wb field-spraying equipment:..
or knapsack sprayers .-. . ana mere cu......i M. j , ,-&l
clog spray nozzles, and tantW -fa-H
Order yourvl-f DoW Weed Killer
-ndiiiira of T Bom CkMHtel Coop"
Duplin Tradincr Co. '
Warsaw, North Carolina . ; '
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IMPORTANT
PR0TECTI0I!
;t with ow.-endOsU aeoiVroeW weejt r
' all thra r - MOTHPROOFING MIID6WPROOPING and,'.
"BUILT-IN DEODORANT". All ore, Included to our regular ,,.
prices of no fq eosf fo yoo. j.Why not enjoy IW .
wondefful freshness and added, proteOB--,frort deonjna ,
r to cleaning Next time bring your garmenh to , . s. :
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Dry Cleaners and
N; Center Street,, .
B
yiiose playing v 1
T .Kelly, Bill E' :t, . , ; '
George West, - ..uM ;...'',
Kornegay, and Arnold . . ',1 ,
The high score award , v ...t ' '
Mrs. Kefly who received a .vJl:'J -board;
traveling to Mrs. Best, ijivnjr'i
nostess servea pouna ,t.e,v
iIlt mfot. ,nd teffee.atthe
. The couplej Brjdge Club Wet M'r i
' Friday evening with Mrs. . Joe .
; tin as hostess, "W?i i&y
V Those playing wpre Mrv hA 'Mrsf
Frank Steed, Mrand Mr. -fEartj,!,)
Buie, and. visitors to -the Xlub Mn-V
and Mrs. Elbert W'-kr-fd.;(t-
Soft "drinks arid frirfoa ere ferK
ved daring progression,- ahd it'tha ,
conclusion deliciOTt - peilch 'ihort . 4
cake ahd cotfee.. ;j ;: .
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