It * j .J miiUi
T rv - f | | >
the tfoelttod* -.,
md Mrs. Carl Ivey Thursday.
Lei and Gamer ?f Durham
spent Friday night with Sam
my B. Garner and the Colon
Garner Family.
Luther lnman of Fayette
ville visited Mr. and Mrs. I.
H. Fqk. during the weekend.
Mrs. Cyras modn Is spen
ding several days with Mr.
ami Mrs. Willim Rhodes. Mr.
aad Mrs. Llnwood Rhodes of
Mr. aad Mrs. Gene Cram
pier of GoMsboro. James Bell
of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Bell attended a family
dinner Sunday held at the home
of Stacy Price of Seven Springs.
Mrs. Ella Outlaw spent the
naehend with Mrs. Joe Sutton
of Warsaw. Mrs. Thomas Sum
merlin joined them Sundays
Mr. and Mr3. Raymond Br
ock. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ch
erry visited Mrs. Itaftu Brock
in Lenoir M. Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Alpton Sr.. Mrs.
Cyrus Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl tvey visited Mrs. Minnie
Suminerlin of Kenansville wed.
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Garner,
visited Mr. aad Mrs. Lear aid
Garner of BeOuven Sunday.
Mrs. OX. Cherry has re
turned home after spending se
veral days with Miss Ma^orie
cherry, and Mrs. Gedeon F.
Cherry of Hyattsville. Md.
Mrs. Andy Ivey was guest
Suida/ of Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Joe Ivey of Wallace.
Sgt. and Mrs. Marvin Cher
ry of Dunn, Miss Shirley Sm
ith of Teachey, PFC Ray Che
rry of Ft. Crigg. Mr. and M
Ui n f^SnraM tkwil?u
rs? w uierry jvuniey Tisr
ted Mrs. Woodrow Cherry. Mr.
ami aura. naifj uwc y oui,v
Mr. aad Mr*. James South-?
erla.*o? Rocky Mt.. Mrs. T?l
&v2E&JSl
held Sunday at Pearsell Chapel ?
FWB Church near Kenansvllle. I
Mr. aad Mr*. John WUldns ?
risked Mr. and Mrs. WUlardK
Whitfield of Warsaw Sunday. ?
Mrs. CJwt. Merrltt were o-1
eer night guests Sunday of Mr. I
and Mrs. Roland Rouse of Li- I
Mr. aad Mrs. BUiy Godtmd I
of Knight dale were over night I
guests Saturday of Mr. and I
Mrs. JJBw Godbold.
Mrs. Linwood Grady of Ra- I
leigh were orer night guests I
Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Whitmen.
Mr. and Mrs. John FonrleUe
Jr. of GrsenrUk risked Mr.
and Mrs. CjC. trey Jr. duriqg
the weekend.
Ellis Dull of Durham risked
Mrs. Bessie A. Herring Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernard
Goodsoo of Kins ton. and Mrs.
Naomi K. Brock of Rose Hill
were visitors during the week
end cf Mrs. TA. Jernigan.
Mrs. Fred Alphin Sr. spec
Monday with Mrs. Reggy Swin
sonof Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor
of Mt. Cttre were guests Sunday
of Mr. aad Mrs. Roland Taylor.
James Bell of Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell visi
ted Mrs. Annie Roue Bell, and
y,- Nafwnl It ttr<X?k_ Mr
mtui k/LrK Toe Brock of Rose
?IU r<*l?* /W
Hiii were guests Sunaey of M. <
... j . :?'.; ..
anj Mrs. r ay !v?y% r-;
^Tt* R?v. M*l;Mr3. Marvto
suests Sunday or Mr* and mtsi
4$lbert Wbltmeii^
Y.F .A.
The Y.F of Rsoty Branc
Church met Thursday Octobei
25th hi the fellowship hell o
the church.
| Tie ftesident, Jimmy Greet
presided at the meeth^. Fal
lowing the program officer:
were elected.
Pamela Brown hostess era:
assisted by Elaine Dunn laser
?iqg refreshments.
V'v ' '
r ma mayi tMMM t*
r a is on news
Mo Ma Craw M 2*1 IMi
I'
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood King
spent last week touring the
Mountains of NjC. and visi
ting the Earl Kings in Silver
Springs. Md.
Mrs. Nettie Lee Cattle aid
Mrs. Ned Cattle encoded the
Teechey-Cotde reunion in W
fiif* Sun.
Mrs. AM. Devi* has re
turned home after spending se
veral days In Nashville. Tenri.
and the Mountains of NJC. Mrs.
Davis was accompanied by M
rs. Nick Hicltolson of Monroe.
Mr. md Mrs. Carl Morgan
and Mm. LUa Mae Smith we
re supper guest of Mr. and M
rs. Jolsi R. Crow Wed.
Mr. and Mrs. MJC. Bcwdan
have ientitled home after a
visit with Major md Mrs. Dm
Leonard In N J.
Mr. and Mrs. Monk Trouble
field are visiting relatives in
d? r I
H | ?
head.
Mri. JoaTow of Gr.anab i
1 Ronald Ott?
i spoilt Moiidty in Rildflh wil
I#; and Mrs. Ronald Oaa*
! Jr
District
Ladles of the Faiaon P
resb/terian Chu.-ch were ho
f stess to the District V Coa
rferenoe of the WPmiryion Pre
sbytery Tees. Oct. 33.
Registera-ion began ? 8:30
i followed by a soela! hour and
?the progra.ii began at 3 pjn.
t with the invocation byRiv.Cla
rence Liqgle. Mrs. M.C, Bow
den gave the weteome; Mrs.
Louise Mitchell of Kenaas?Ule
President of District V pre
sided.
Pages were Mrs. Caroline
Craft. Mrs. George Oetes, M
rs. Tommy Taylor and Mrs.
Harold Stanley.
Calypeo and Warsaw woo the
Attendance record. Approxima
tely 100 mended. m ?.T- t^jpi
<s=rfr?Tte
patron* *l**p up to Am in
a bad.
timiHIIHIIIHUIP
? f n
VH The in
worn A* haw i rv in
Nthout Tt* Marlon ?ho have met
' " fPf ^IJQJ..." ""?
ssnsn ip-no* ior a me munary s
1 ervlce in tine of war; and
V The ;ervices per
formed by these millions of
stntcd the unselfish willing*
iws of our Nation to mm
As* challenge of those forces
WHEREAS, The Congress of
of the Stats of NjCJm*
5 A H? N.ulo?
An Irw wflfM ir? ?i ill
?ful Cfl ri
of wM'piw
en hMiorabli pe?< w
?t U
of if*
?
po ?ii obaam s
de Mo 913, M 1
im ask that
A* be wit) ip
propriate eranMNAM ia ho -ir
who are
or the rpoae
v.- v- - , - ? - i, ^. ,, ^ h ? ? 1 1a.ti ^ _ .. i;
to pre tm w primp* *
Justice. Freedom end D? oc
m
Jm Tij t[\| Ui
th. Fl?j of SU to
WfHH
how uore ?c m my md
lw ff
of t* To . I w
sow. thJ 3! day ? Oct. 1919.
MBTTIB AUSLEY
" Burtwta?: A mac wl*}
nevrr Mr* anybody (A
nonymout)
'" 1 11 ' I
ioi NbNto! tn ??>
optewttfat fctdtets
y ui I
I el?mot, ad ?K*k out your I ?
own
?di fforl te it J? ?.
in I of rlgoroi I
I
?
!/
; Succeed !!!
j Call 293-7#T7
? Warsaw
iummiimiiwihmtil
?
! Harvest*
Specials
SALE THRU SATURDAY
? ' i '"'i i
MEN'S & LADIES'
FLAIR <BO/?
JEANS IS/O?
'+* ONE GROUP
NEW FALL BATES FABRICS
VlSL'SZ llW
Rag. $1.59 yd. ? YD.
ONE GROUP
MEN'S -I /
72~
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- " 1 "t
I Wt B*Y Standing Pint and Hardwood Timbtr
I IW^W P1^'5., P0^I?3M|
cvttomtr, - vour "rmW?li .re wfUom^d"' t",nd>
Do you want to keep our present system or add the Liquor-by-the-drink plan to itf It's as
simple as that and has nothing to do with whether or not you drink.
1. Uquor-by-the-drink will bring in more
I'^SIAto^vepijns. M :H& HA3K 4
| 2 It will bring more entertainment to North
i 3. It will increase tourism.
4. It will provide the privilege of having a drink
I 5. The higher price per drink will result in a
jjj better control of liquor by economically
revenues tothe state
7. There will be no increase in alcohol-related
I 8. They don't say what else will follow if this
I plan is passed.
3. Perhaps, but tourism is North Carolina's 3rd
j largest industry now, (approximately $900 iff
million per year) arid we can't imagine liquor
by-the-drink encouraging more families to
vacation at our beaches, mountains, or theme
parks like Carowinds. .
5. Absolutely not. Studies show that the price of
liquor has little effect on its consumption. S
We believe that the state ABC stores offer a
better means of control than a bartender or a ?
cocktail waitress.
6. We disagree. Records show that states collect ^ ft
less taxes on beverage alcohol when it issold
by the drink than when it is sold by the bottle.
7. We strongly disagree. Statistics from similar * f -
y| American communities show that when Hquor | ||t p
is allowed to be sold by the drink, the 'SI J A &
legislation is almost automatically followed by o
increased traffic injuries and fatalities. More S
broken homes, greater alcohol-generated : } J J
f absenteeism from work, and chronic 1
alcoholism, as well as greater and more
? | expensive social problems that your tax dollars r |
? must pay for. k
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