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"Kenansville Soeiety
Personals
Mr. Willie Newton of Norfolk.
Va. and his brother. Alfonso of
Florida visited friends here one
day last week. They were accom
panied by Mr. Neal McMtlUan of
Teachey. They also visited friends
apd relatives around Rose HM and
Wallace
? Billy Craft spent the past week
end in Kinston. with his cousin,
Billy Thaxtoo. He Joined his family
ha Greenville on Sunday when they
visited the George Crafts.
Masters Mack. Jack and Sidney
llcNairy of Goldaboro spent tjie
week end here with their maternal
grandparents, the G. V. Gcodings.
Shoppers in Goldsboro from here
on Saturday were, Mrfs. E. A.
Newton and Mrs. A. T. Outlaw.
Mrs. Dolly Stroud who underwent
eye surgery in Wilmington recently
is recuperating at the home of her
son, the J. B. Strouds.
Mrs. Willard Johnson accompan
ied Mrs. D. S. Williamson to Wil
mington last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Honey made
a business trip to Red Cross Office
in the Naval Hospital at Camp Le
Jeune last Wednesday.
Mrs. Alton Newton went to Kin
ston on business last Monday.
Mrs. t. Southerland visited her
sister. Miss Ella C. Cogdell and
other relatives in Fayetteville one
night recently. She accompanied
Mi s. G. V. Gooding who visited the 1
Gilbert fioneycutts and other rela- J
tives there. ,
Buddy and David, Cooper ot
Camp LeJeune Spent last Saturday
here with Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. Burcb.
Mrs. Birtell Nixon of Hampstead ,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Gavin. I
Mrs. Clarence Murphy accompan
ied Mrs. iFeiix Bostic and Mrs. Mel- j
vin Bostic to Wilmington one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burgess accom
panied Mrs. Donald Murphy to
Washington, N. C. last Saturday.
Misses Judy Bostic and Mary Lou
Reynolds of ML Olive College spent '
the week end here wtih their re- 1
spective parents, Judy accompan
ied Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins Smith of <
Warsaw to Chape) Hill on Sunday 1
to see Dwight Smtih who is in col- '
lege at the University. i
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Wester I
and baby girl of Rooky Mount spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Wester's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bos
tic.
Mrs. D. S. Williamson attended i
the funeral of her tmcle in Sanford
on Saturday of last wee.
Mrs. Ralph Brown made a bus
iness trip to Goldsboro in Monday
M ttJis week
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Masons
Elect Officers
Membera of St, John's Lodge No
18 of Kenansville held their annual
eeletion of officers here on last
ThuwdgyjQtght whartihey met f$f
lowing a delicious Turkey supper
in Hie Ledge Hall. Oficerg chosen
by Ballot were; Harold J. Dunn,
Master,
Jim F. Bunce, Sr. Warden
Franklin Quinn Jr. Wardne \
F.'W. McGowan, Treasurer and
?. L. Nicholana, Secretary.
These men along with other ap
pointive officers will be installed
at the January meeting.'
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Presbyterian
Circles
Circle No. 1 met on Monday after
noon at 3:30 wfih Mrs J. A. Gavin.
T'i?re were it "members and two
visitors present. Mrs. N. B. Boney
gave the fitucjy from Matthew 5
based on the Beatitudes. Mrs. Rob
1 ert iHollingsworth gave the discus
sion on the monthly emphasis, "Our
Joy Gift."
"hie business was in charge of
Mrs. Lloyd FerrelT. The hostess ser
1 yed ginger qnaps> patted nuts and
coffee at the close of the meet
ing.
Chxle No. 2 of the Women of
Grove Presbyterian Church met on
Monday night at 7:30 with Mrs.
Jack Sittenson as hostpss. The circle
chairman, Mrs. Martha P. Sitterson
nrestded over the meeting, Mrs. Joe
Wells was moderator of the Bible
Study from the fifth chapter of the
gospel of St. Matthew. Mrs J. B.
Wallace presented the Monthly em
phasis which is the Annual Joy Gift
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Murphy Rivenbark 111 Affiliates
With Wayne Dairies, Goldsboro
Murphy Rivenbarfc Ul, ^alla<;u
who for the past two years has
been distributor for Sealtest Dair
ies in this area, is now distributor
and representative for "Wayne Dair
ies Inc., Goldsboro. The announce
ment of Rivenbark's affiliation with
Wayne Dairies was made last week
and became effective Dec. 3.
Wayne Dairies Inc., which is now
offering for Ministerial Relief. Ele
ven members and one visitor were
present. At the close of the meet
ing the hostess served hot chocolate
and cookies.
Mrs. Spicer
Entertains Club
In addition to the members of the
Town and Country Bridge Club, an
extra table of guests was in play
when Mrs. Mae M. Spicer entertain
ed on last Tuesday night at a
pretty Party. Pyrocantha berries
and greenery were used for deco
rations. Mrs. E. C. Tyndall won the
prize for high score among the
Bridge Club members while Mrs.
Martha P. Sitterson won for the
visitors playing. Mrs. Eloise Ryder
won second high score prize. iPor
refreshments the hostess served
Ambrosia and cookies with coffee.
distributing products in Duplin
from Rivenbark's plant in Teachey,
is a cooperative concern owned by
producers who sell their products
to the firm,
I feet that I can better benefit the
people of Duplin Couhty by distri
buting dairy products produced
right here at home," stated Riven
bark in listing the major reason for
his switch to Wayne Dairies. Mr.
Rivenbark also disclosed that Way
ne Dairy is now buying from 80 to
90 per cent of all the milk produced
commercially in Duplin County.
Mr. Rivenbark is a native of Wal
lace and an outstanding community
leader. He is active in civic affairs
of the community and is a member
of the Baptist Church and the Jun
inor Chamber of commerce.
Wayne Dairy products will be de
livered by transport to the Riven
bark ^lant at Teachey and will be
distributed from there to Duplin
cusomers. Primary distribution
points are Wallace, Rose Hill, War
saw, KenansvUle, Magnolia, Chin
quapin, Beulaville, Faison, Pink
Hill and Turkey.
Three refrigerated trucks are
presently ip use by Rivenbark and
two prore are expected to be added
in U$ near futyre
"We are piewted to be affiliated
with Wayne Dairies Inc. of Golds
boro and will take great pride in
serving you," Mr. Rivenbark as
serted.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gene Hill of
Richlands, N. C. wish to announce
the birth of a son on December 7,
??2 at Bowar Medical Clinic I*
Pink HOI. N. C. Name: Rona.d
Gene. W?t. 7 Iba. 1 oca. Mrs. HiU
is the former Peggy Am Hardiaoa^
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Ready Reference of Christmas Store Honrs
9:30 a. m. til 9 p. m.
Friday, December 14th, thru Saturday, December 22
Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 9:30 a. m. til 6 p. m.
? Shiaiipering fabrics
? Sophisticated silhouettes
? Glittering accents
HOLIDAY FASHIONS
for dancing & romancing
Priced From 39.98
other styles to $69.98
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Look your loveliest in long or short formals, I
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Colonial Room. Belle's Second Floor
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Plain 12 button length gloves in cotton, by Gant Madeline, in white, bone,
and black . . . $7.00. Lovely hand washable capeskin gloves in eight button
length in white, black and brown $12.99
Beautiful evening bags in metalic cloth, beaded satin, satin or pearl beaded.
Choose a style to compliment your ensemble. Priced from $7.99.
Accessories . Belk's Main Floor
Perry Hall's Grocery & A. L. Jackson's Grocery
401 South Center St. Beside Railroad MOUNT OLIVE, N. C. ROUTE 1 MOUNT OLIVE, N."c. I
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All Powdered
SUGAR white or brown 15c box
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Our Regular 40c Swdns Down
COKE MIX 3k box
HERSHEY'S
COCOA Vi lb. box 32c
Large 1 lb. box 59c I
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