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\JTou can make your own
houaehold cleanser for wails
and floors by adding a half
cup of borax, half teaspoon
dishwashing liquid and a ta
blespoon of ammonia to
two gallons of warm water.
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You can remove spilled
food and odors from your
refrigerator with a sponge
and a solution of one table
spoon of a product such as
20 Mule Team Borax and a
quart of warm water. Rinse
with cold water.
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To remove stubborn cof
fee stains and smells you 4
can fill any non-aluminum
coffee-maker with water to
full cup capacity, then add a
teaspoon of borax for every
cup. Let your pot percolate,
then let it stand for 20 min
utes and rinse thoroughly.
For more information
about the many uses of
borax write to: "Magic
Crystal Booklet", Dept. B,
P.O. Box 75128, Sanford
Station, Los Angeles, CA
90075.
PRESCHOOLERS TREAT PARENTS - The Train-a-Tot Preschool
students in Beulaville decorated and prepared a traditional Thanksgiving
meal for their parents November 23. And. last week the preschoolers
under the direction of Patti James and Joyce Jackson were making
Christmas tree ornaments and preparing decorations for the party
scheduled with Santa Claus. The preschoolers are from 2 to 4 years old.
The Train-A-Top Preschool has been in business three months under the
supervision of Patti James. Pictured, left to right, front row, Kelly Gainus,
Christian Lanier, Morgan Frazier, Zac Singleton, Andrew Taylor, Angela
Batchelor, Brooks Brant and Lee Matthis. Left to right, back row, Deanna
Whaley, Tonya Pickett, David Thigpen, Jeremy Maready, Brandon
Blizzard, Jarrett Williams, Susan Kennedy and Ryan Lanier. Students not
pictured, Monica McKay, Susan Miller, Brooke Thomas and Keith
Futrell.
Beulaville News
Gordon Kennedy has re
turned home from Lenoir
Memorial Hospital to recup
erate.
Mary Jackson has re
turned to her Wilmington
home after a few days' stay
with her sister, Mrs. Gordon
Kennedy. She was a patient
in the Rocky Mount hospital
for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. William Thigpen
shopped in Goldsboro
Friday.
Mrs. Russell Lanier Sr. of
Wrightsville Beach spent a
couple of days at their home
here and visited her children
and her mother. Hazel Brin
son.
Elton Williams of
Jacksonville accompanied
Josephine Williams to Kin
ston for her medical checkup
following surgery.
Mrs. Millard Dexter re
turned from Durham last
week. She has been with her
husband as he underwent
surgery at Duke.
Mrs. Ranson Mercer and
Mrs. Stanley Bratcher made
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* business trip to Kinston
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Joe
Craft of Charlotte came
Sunday for the funeral of his
sister, Lila Mae Craft, who
died Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Craft of Pompano
Beach, Fla. and Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Turner of Boca
Raton, Fla, arrived Friday.
Sandv Plain Senior Citizens
The Sandy Plain Senior
Citizens will meet Dec. 10 at
6 p.m. in the educational
building of the church. Bring
a covered dish and invite
someone to enjoy -the
evening program and fellow
ship. Lawrence and fella
Moss Houston will ii{?)
charge of the meeting Tmd
have planned a good pro
gram^ .
NOTICE! NOTICE
The new MIDWAY
MOBILE HOME PARK,
located five miles north of
Beulaville toward Pink
Hill (look for sign) is now
renting spaces ($30
monthly, no increase
within 2 years). FHA, VA
approved. Call day or nite
298-3789, 298-4702
298-3164
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Kenansville New*
Angela and John Capilary
of Greenville spent the
weekend here with their
maternal grandparents. Rev.
and Mrs. Troy D. Mullis.
Mrs. Lola Boyd and Mrs.
Zelma Savage of Greenville
visited the H.D. Taylors last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. LeMar
Kettlesleger made a
business trip to Baltimore.
Md. recently and visited
several relatives while in
Maryland.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Allen
of Raleigh has been visiting
Mrs. Faison McGowen.
Recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R.B. Jones were Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Nichols of
Waterville. Maine.
Mesdames Bob Jones. Bob
Nichols and Sue Neil Lentz
visited Mrs. Annie Louise
Andrews in the Heritage
Rest Home at Castle Hayne
Thursday,
Mrs. Crenshaw Thompson
of Southern Pines has been
visiting her mother, Mrs.
E.C. Tyndall.
Mrs. Alton Newton spent
Wednesday in Kinston with
relatives.
The Wiley T. Booths va
cationed several days re
cently in Panama City, Fla.
The Gordon Kornegays
spent Thanksgiving week at
Kure Beach with the Jerry
Paschals and other relatives.
Mrs. Stuart Hall spent
several days in Greensboro
this week with her sister.
Liberty Hall Bridge Club
Mrs. W.M. Ineram was
hostess for the Liberty Hall
Bridge Club Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha P. Sitterson
filled in for the only absent
member. High scorer for the
evening was Mrs. N.B.
Boney. She and Mrs. Sitter
son were both presented
gifts. Between progres
sions, the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Hortense T. Hasty,
served pineapple cake with
coffee and peanuts.
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Kontract Klub M
Mrs Martha Swann was ?
hostess for the Kenansville ~
Kontract Klub in the home of t|
Mrs. Stuart Hall. Mrs. J.J.
Wells substituted for the ^
absent member. Mrs. Hall
captured the high score prize JE.
and Mrs. Wells was also M
given a gift. For refresh- S
ments, the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Hall, served a flj
congealed salad course with Jg
coffee. Christmas tallies M
were used.
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The British call the day after Christmas Boxing Day. ?
On this day, they give boxes of money to the milkman, i|
postman, and others who have served them throughout \
the year.
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