r.
TUB OVFUBT TUnBS; KENAOTTICLK K CIBCSSDlf DECEMBER iSii" t
.. .. ' 'J j ' ' "
f l r , h .. -3 X . . ' M S jT" t- V UK.' Y ,F V - 3: J . , 1 W- JP Wilt. I I
' i
n
WILMINGTON
THE
OF
PORT CITY
1 PORvH5pp-NEWfYVR
A GIFT
FROM
6- HfS
teATH
a . '
t
& CO.
Records
Stereo
I iu9 marnct at.
Wilmington, N. C.
TV
to ae
Lnd t0 wear
From Freeman Shoe Co.
SOCKS
;1
v4 J,
DRESS SHOES
Come In And Shop Early
i
Freeman
Shoe
mmttmm wilmineton. N. C
44N. Front
THE TOT SHOP
Mr:
M
AND
Mi
.75
TEEIf SHOP
IS
Glowingi With Lpvely Gifts For
iLittlemen
, V''
(
Dressv Coats :
Warn Washable
:;; Caf Xoats
Rain Coats ; !r-- :
Dresses': .-y''-.-Snow
Suits ' :
' Lingerie,..;:;-.'
aweaters:.v4-i:..'.i'
Knit Caps ;
Scarves h
Purses ' 'x.
Hats.;.'
; , , ; ' Cuddly Washable Toys And .,
Many Lovely Gift Items For All
V
i i OH
Dress SuUs
Sport Coats
Car Coats
Rain Coats
Sweaters
Slacks
s , Jeans
Shirts
Hats
Cap)
Remember We Are Closing Out
!j Our Sub - Teen Shop ?
v ' I Lovely Fall Fashions And f
Gift Items At 20 Off .
We Invite You To Use Our Uy Away
Service For Your. Christmas Gifts
'-
Magpolia Nevs And Socials
, Personals ,
( INTENDED FOR' IAST WEEK )
Mrs. C: Hi Pope find daughter
Anne spent Thanksgiving day in
Goldsboro with relatives.
Gene Rouse of State College and
Betty Rouse of East Carolina spent
the holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. .Joseph Rouse.
Mrs. Abbie Smith and Mrs. Jerry
Smith visited Mr. N. T. Pickett in
Goldsboro Hospital, Wednesday.
Miss Anne Pope of Meredith Col
lege spent the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. C. H. Pop"e.
Mr. Baxter Sanderson, who is
Working in Richmond, Va. spent tho
holidays with his' mother, Mrs. L.
M. Sanderson and other relatives.
Mrs. Melvin Pope and son Harry
spent the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson ih Stokcs-
dale. Mr. Pope went Sunday and
came back with them.
Arnold Kelly of Miller Mott Bus
iness1 School, 'Wilmington, spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pickett and
Anne of Goldsboro spent the holi
idays with Mr. and Mrs. N. T. frc
kettt and Mrs. Martha Lanier.
' Ellis Tucker of Campbell College
was at home for the Thanksgiving
holidays .
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bostic and
son Berry were Sunday nifiht sup
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Tucker. The Bostic's Rave a very
interesting program at the Baptist
Church Sunday night, showing slid
es and explaining them They were
made last summer when Mrs. Bos
tic went on a tour of the Holy
Land. 1
Needs
See
WSielBBBH I
REED'S
Jeweler
$1 Down, $1 a week
7 N. Front St., Wilmington
Mrs. Bettie Mae Tucker and Mrs.
Brazil Brown spent Saturday in
Wilmington where they visited their
sister, Mrs. Horston Menitt in
James Walker Hospital.
Mrs. Paul Tucker and sons, Mack
and Neal, spent ThanksivinR day
with her mother, Mrs. Robert Royal
in Roseboro.
Mrs. John Bland of Rose Hill
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Mrs. J. E. Tucker and Tuesday
night with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bis
hop: Mr. Jraham Bland of Jacksonville
Florida and Mrs. John Bland .t
Rose Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. J
E. Tucker Sunday night.
Miss Delma Ezzell of Wilmingtoi.
spent Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr .and Mrs. Harold Ezzell.
Donnie Ezzell returned with h?r on
Sunday and will enter Wilmingtoi
College this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Tnrn'pr spent
Thursday, Through Saturday in
bj New Bern with Mr .and Mrs. 0. D.
vvuuu.
Victor Tucker of Benson spent the
holidays with Mr .and Mrs. J. E.
Tucker.
Miss Eliab"th Gurlpy of Ili-h
Point spent the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Fussell.
Mrs. L. H. Fussell, Miss Eliza
beth Gurley and Miss Belty Home
shopped in 'Wilmington Saturrlny.
Norwood Home and daugh'cr
Carol of Anaheim, California are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Home.
Fbr Something Beautiful
I VISIT
GURR JEWELRY
Silver By: Reed & Barton
Wallace And Gorham
Watches By: Hamilton - Bulova
Universal Geneva
Art Carved Diamonds
Visit Our Beautiful Gift Shop
Gifts From $1.00 Up
You Might Find Just the G I F T
GURR JEWELERS
212 N, Front St.
Wilmington, N. C.
Evelyn Everett
Crce Met
The Evelyn Everett Circle of W.
M. U. met Tuesday night at ei"ht
o'clock with Mrs. Warren Bostic.
The meeting opened with devo
tional led by Mrs. Lindon Souther
land and prayer by Mrs. Luther
Kissner.
"Eyes of the World" was the pro
gram led by Mrs. Clifton Chestmitt,
program chairman. Others ta! in -part
on the program were Mrs. Lo
jis Quinn, Mrs. Earl Quinn, Mrs.
Roland Wilson, Mrs. Luther Stan
ley, Mrs. Luther Kissner. The pro-
ram closed with prayer by Mrs. i
Clifton Ch'cstnutt. 1
During th es.-.cial hour the hes
minutes were read, the roll called
and the treasurer's report given
At the -social hour the hostess ser
ved refreshments to the thirteer
members and one visitor present.
Mrs. Potter,
Canasta Hostess
The Canasta Club met Wednes
day night with Mrs. William Potter.
Those playing were Mrs. Willizm
Potter. Mrs. J. W. Newkirk, Mrs.
-I. L. Lanier, Mrs. Jerry Smith,
Mrs. Hu'jh Sanderson, Mrs. Earl
Baker, Mrs. Abbie Smith.
Mrs. Jerry Smith made hijjh
score and was awarded a prize, a
ceramic teapot.
During th esocial hour the hos
tess served Peter-Paul Mound
cake and coffee.
Annual1 H. D. C.
Program Af
Magnolia, Dec. t
The Magnolia Home Demonstra
tion Club will play hostpss to the
Annual achievement niqht program
on Dec. 1, 1961. The program will
be held at the P. E. Williams Ele
mentary School at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Davetta Herring, Cmin'y
Council President, will preside Ac
complishment reports will bo given
by each club and each club will
have an exhibit on display.
Awards and prizes will he given
to winners in the Spring Clean up
campaign and Fashionshow, one
and three year perfect attendence
pins and the club of the year will '
be named. i A special prize will be given th'
Officers in all clubs for the next member who brings the largest
two years will be installed at the i number of non club mcmberii to
end of the program. this program.
.
Azaleas
Camellias
Broad - Leaved
Evergreens
Fruit And Nuf Trees
TINGA I! U R S E R Y
Castle Ilayne, N. C. ' "
3 Miles North Of Wilmington
On Highway 117
V -I"4
1
V'kitUVVf'
"9
FamousSchwinn
Oualitv olua
equipment "extras" make th
Schwinn Deluxe Tornado m real
value. Tank with . - .
born, headlifht. .4- : -t j-.
rear carrier. .". '
hrome truji f V ,VV
rada and Drlced '. V
at only ? , "';
2f and 24-lneh model v ,:',t . ". -Boya'
in Radj Girl' in Blue A0)
Headquarters
.For Your
Schwinn and Columbia
Bicycle
Sporting Goods - All
'--Kinds. !.--:-'---
Guns-Hunting Clothes
. Insulated Suits 1
y Waders-Hip Boots v
Daisy and Pellet Rifles
Wagons-Scooters
Tractors :.
- Archery Equipment v
. Golf Equipment v;:
Fishing Rods and Reels
Boys Football Suits
" Converse-Basketball,'
' .' Shoesl ' :;
..WINTER
'ROUND
. THE
BEND?
NOW'S THE TIME
TO INSTALL ALUMINUM
COMBINATION STORM-SCREEN
WINDOWS t DOORS
Aluminum Combination Storm
Screen Windows Door art
YOUR BEST BUY!
e CHANGE SEASONS IN SECONDS .
e NO WRESTLING LADDERS
e WINTER COMFORT
eDRAFT-f REE VENTILATION '
e SAVE FUEL DOLLARS -
e GREATER SAFETY IN THE WMtj ',
e SUMMER COOLNESS ,- -.
e INSECT PROTECTION (
e NO PAINTING 2..V-'
; e A ONE-TIME INVESTMENT WJ t
, HOUSETIME COMFORT
BETTER SERVICE
BETTER VALUE
BETTER QUALITY j' '
5V,
ft' 'US
Christmas GiaefinjJ TO'
DUPLIN COUNTY RESIDENTS
fee.
From
Your Friendly Neighbor at
C4jmA ,
DEPARTMENT STORf
" j Wilmngicn, MC
GIFTS
FOR EVERYONE
TOYS
FOR THE
CHILDREN
"When better buys arc bought they will be at EFIRDS''
y'ALL come -bring Ihe family
Open Friday Nite Til 9:00
Open Monday Thru Thursday From 9 A. M. Til 5:30 P. M.
Open Saturday From 9 A. M. Til 6:00 P. M.
Open December 18th, 19th, 21st, 22nd., 23rd Til 9:00 P. M.
BE A SPORT, GIVE
iY
aj
Schwinn Bicycles
Archery Sets
Bad Minton Sets
Football Uniforms
Basket Ball & Goal
Insulated Underwear
Cold Weather Clothing
Guns & Hunting Supplies
Johnson Motors
Boats And Trailers
picuffios spoilt bug mm
0:
o
r3U.
) , Since 1900
Everything For The Sportsman
Hanover Center
Phone RO 3-6373
Oleander Dr. ';, ' -
3rd. & Market Sts. ,
Wilmington, N. C -
Dial Roger 2-4472
fon, U. C.
n,-115:.:::!:ctSf. Wilmington, l C