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VOLUME XXIX No. 18
KENANSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY MAY 3, 1962.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 3.50 pr year plus He N. C. Sales tax In Duplin and adjoining
Counties; $4.50 per year plus 14c N. C. Sales tax outside this area In N. C; $5.50 per year
plus 17c N. C. Sales tax outside N. C.
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JONES, ONSLOW, SAMPSON and DUPLIN COUNTIES
Ycur Vofc, Influence and Support Wlil Be
, Sincerely Appreciated
To (AW
Farmers
Hil Weil & Bfos!
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GOLDSBORO, N. C
734-1551
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.. DEAR FARMER FRIENDSt ' ' .
5 Wouli yoo ttk to hastan tho growth of thU late cotton and tobacco crop? V confident
. '. yoM can bastca your crop If you wttl wa WeU's Side Drestart. W wouW,nk.to uest
that this bs dona as early as possible. ,
f yyElt'S RIPENS BIGHT Tobocco Side Dreien ,. s
' An taction of 200 pound, per acre of this superb side dreer wffl "J" J
V poundage of grainy, quality W toUcco that .the buying eonu-ntoi are going to be I
,t tag for this fait Be reedy V ering Well's Ripen Bight grenular and
. V near the JuBs or mn with distributor. You win get a quicker
-JUpseW. Right ta the planter furrow u soon after transplanting at possible before t .
'V'ptant Is ready tor youi( feOond appiicatiog of neare fertnizer. ' ? t' .
;l WEIl)V GRANUUB U4 U "More fruit lew Stolk" Side' Dretser ;
Cotton "that matures early with a tuce big fluffy bad garf md. ,JV
v yo ,ra looking for. AJgenerous application of WeB's "More Frult-lss Stalk" Side Dre-
' m will do Just that foe your cotton crop. ' ,. .
rWWsiiil fa shy of Potash you wttl be disappointed In your corn yield un'.css you
-t use lfUL,W( WgWy tscommend thta side dresstog b such cases. wUI make mucL
'C luMwier' mt'fr m-'" ''t''''''''"''-''- " i' ''--v- ;'.' '
. WE ARE IH OSinOli TO FURNISHED VOU WTTH ANY FILL-IN ORDERS YOU NEEP
FOR COMPLETE '.rertTILIZERS FOR ALL CROPS. - . , ' i ' -
soijD NITHOGENS, HITROGEN SOIUTIONS AND ANHYDRCHji5''AAAMONIA 4,
ir cottoo'and slny crop where a single nitrogen to jmw? e can Kl your m. , 1
We havT group of exWleoced and careful nitrogen soliHloa and.sjihj-drous smmonh) f
' ! ' pUcators that wiD apply e liquids to your crops saving youtlm and .mbney' ;j
: We Invite you to contact our Agento in your Community, or call ea u direct - i
?.r";;;:;' :: 'J .-'- .;'v Yours trulv. -; ;W-Vt:y '
Youri truly, :
: t : ,vr WEIL'S FERTILIZER WORK$ , !
HOMC Of ' "TKrEP ON THE FAJM'! tlKTIUmS .
r,:.V : HCll -c'ccdtit T7FR ..WORKS 'S t v ; v;.
WEIL'S' FERTILIZER WORKS
f Goldsboro, N. C.--1
'
Magnolia News And Socials
Personals
Miss Lucile Pope of Mount. Olive
visited Mrs. J. N. Home Wednes
day afternoon.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Wilson last Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. John Earl Brown, Mrs. B.
Thomas and Mrs. Benson of 'Winston-Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Gavin and son of Warsaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Cottle and sons David
and Ronnie of Rose Hill and Mi-s.
William Go If of Winston-Salem.
' Mr. and, Mrs. Linwood Ezzell of
Wilmington visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Bishop and Mr. and Mis. M.
J. Kelly Monday
Oliver Smith had as his guest,
last week end. Handle Outliiw, of
Kenansville.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith re
cently visited friends in Cove City.
Mrs. Herbert Smith attended the
Charm School given in Warsaw on
Tuesday night of last week by Mrs.
Billy Cooke of Raleigh. Mrs. Cooke
had with her a model who model
ed dresses from Mac-Josephs in
Raleigh,. She also did a complete
make, up job on the model. Hohbs
Town and Country Shop also gave
a fashion show.
Mrs. Robert Price of Warsaw was
the guest of Mrs. Herbert Snii.lh,
Tuesday night.
Mr: G. A. Summerlin or Norfolk,
Virginia and his mother, Mrs
Thora Strickland of Tarhoro, visi
ted relatives and friends here dur
ing the week end.
Mrs. M. J. Kelly and liny Kelly
made a business trip lo ColJsboro
1'Yiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis .llarrell and j
Mrs. Clyde Ezzell of Wallace visited
Mr. and Mis. Harold Ezzell Sunday
afternoon.
Ms. A, S. ButlerSloan and Mike
t-rft&Mtrtf "Mi Ji3fraf' MarT'
.Rmmett Sasser and Mr .and', Mrs.
Earl Baker, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson, Re
becca and Robin of Emporia Virgin
ia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Wilson .
"Mrs. lma Williamson of Kenans
ville was supper guest of Mrs. Au
drey Joyner, Sunday night.
Mrs. Donald Denny, Don aiand
Cathy of Wilmington spent Satur
day with Mr .and Mrs. Jack Joyner.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Johnson, vis
ited Mrs. Bessie Itachley Sunday
In the afternoon thev all visited Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Kelly.
Mrs. L. K. Uoruun returned ' lo
her home in Eau Gallie, Florida on
Sunday after .visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A) Riley.
" Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee 'Bryan,
Walt and Lou Ann of Teachey visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelly Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Kornegay
Is Honored
. Mrs. Alice Kornegay was honor
ed with a birthday dinner at her
home, Sunday.
A bounteous diner was served
buffet style.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Kornegay, l.inda and
Sue, Mr .and Mrs. Eric Kornegay,
Marsha and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jodie Kornegay, Betly Grey
and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Kornegay, Cindy and Dianne, Mr.
and Mrs Lony Bulls and Anthoi'V.
Kaye Grady and 'La Murl Grady all
of Mount Olive, Mr and Mrs. Rob
ert Kornegay, Eugene and Lori
Ann of Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. David
Martin, and Audrey, Mrs. A Idie
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Mar
tin and three sons of Princeton,
Mrs. Mary Alice Merrill, Doris.
Edith and Louise, Doiolhv Mailiis
and iDebarah Malhis of the Way
cross community, and Milion Kor
negay of the home.
Outlaw's Bridge
News
Mrs. J. II. Parker, Corres.
Mrs. Lollie Berger and Mis Pac
hcl Dili law will be lionesses to the
. V. W. at their home Saturday,
May 5. at X 00 p. n All members
are ui j;ed lo attend.
Miss Snllie Outlaw was VMess to
the local bridge players al her
home l-'riday nij.lit.
Miss Vevie Maxwell cf Raleigh
has been visiting Miss Jennie Max
well. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Sutton and
Mrs. Marie -Ten y were dinner yuest
I of Mr. and M's. .). C Porlon in
j Zebulon Sunday. They also visited
I Mrs. Annie Buykin in Kenly.
I Mr. and Mrs. Tillman and family
I near llalliesburg, Miss, were cal-
led here because of the death of
their brother in law, Bobby Duncan
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nalhan a id daugh
ter have been visiting Mrs. Kelly's
brother in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Parker in Mount Olive Sunday after
noon. The Rev. hcnnelh Marshall at
tended the Unitarian and Universa
list Rally in Raleigh, Saturday and
Sunday. A delegation from the lo
cal church was present for Sunday
services.
PRICE TEN CENT .
Plus 1 cent Sales Tax :", ,
' V'
Approximately four out of fivi
persons in the World die either dip
ectly or indirectly from the effectf
of starvation. r -
The Blue Jay, "known In North
Carolina as "Jaybird", builds
large and not over-tidy nest of
twigs, leaves roots, 'rags, woll, eta
About one-third of the flueeured
tobacco produced in North Carolina
is exported.
1
NOJICE
DEEP WELL
DRILLING
And
BLOWING
Water Guaranteed
Or No Pay
E. L REGISTER
( Register's Crossroads )
RED Rose Hill
' -Phone: 28 75ll
"What Is Home
Without Water"
nv m
BAKERY SPECIALS"
Let Us Be Of Help
On Mother's Day
And Every Day.
. . Come See Us , .
MICKEY'S PASTRY SHOP
212 N. Center St. Goldsboro, N C
Card 01 Thanks
The family of Robert Gavin wish
to thank their many friends who
were so kind and thoughtful dur
ing' their recent bereavement.
Each act of kindness wil lalways
be remembered.
Rent . . .
FORMAL
WEDDING
CLOTHES
Full Dress
O Dinner
Tuxedos
Jackets
M. H.
Barr
Men's Shop
'Exclusive Men's Wear"
Warsaw, N. C.
For
Mothers Day
And The
net
1962
GRADUATES
- WHAT COULD BE A MORE
. LASTING GIFT THAN . . .
v v JEWELRY
WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION
:: WATCHES - DIAMONDS
;RING6-NECKLACES
' GIVE A LASTING GIFT GIVE JEWELRY
FROM ; -, '
Si A. Whitfield, Jeweler
ti ' - "Your House of Diamonds" '
403 North Queen St. ,v , Kinston, N. C
9 BIG DAYS, - APRIL 26th through MAY 5th! THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN
WAITING FOR! Terrific Buys
Register for
Daily Prizes
on every floor!
new iter.is added daily
Register For
Grand Prize
G. E. Stereo Hi-Fi
to be give away
free at end of sale
FAMOUS MAKER
SILVERPLATE
William Rogers "Grand Eleirance" pat
tern by fumoiis International. Extra plate
at points of wear. Service for eight plus
seven serving pieces . . . plus double
qu.inity of teaspoons!
Silver Main Floor
BIG SAVINGS ON
FAMOUS NAME
WATCHES
WONDERFUL NEW
SUMMER STYLES
We have never seen
so many new sum
mer styles. You'll
love them all! New
fabrics! New styles!
All easy care drip
dry! Pretty details!
Wear now and on
through Summer!
Misses', Juniors,
half-si.es!
$5.00
Budget Fashions
Second Floor
Benrus
Waltham
Gruen
Helbras
'$29.88
Styles for ladies and men! Every
one guaranteed! All checked' for
accuracy by our watchmaker!
Fine Jewelry - Main Floor
I 'Wilmington. N.C -' '
STURDY ALUMINUM
OUTDOOR FURNITURE
$3.44
CHAIR
$7.44
LOUNGE
CHAIR
Now's the time to (et set for the treat outdoor living sea
son! Revere's sturdy I" tubing , . . bouncy, all-weather web
bing. Comfortable, wide alumlnam arms. : '
Furniture ,
Third Floor
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