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Niis. Martin's inuUier.
m WELL· DRILLING — For any
of your well drilling nevus
see Z. L. Ward. Route 1.
Phone 4139. Tabor City. Indt.
• CANCfcE CLINIC — Officials
of the American Cancer So
"*· cut> teimnu tue public of
■»···' tiie Camer Detection - Diag
■' nuibt Center, open each
■ Tuesuay morning at Jam«;»
Walker Memorial Hospital,
Wilmington, uiK.tr the sup
—"' er visum ot the New Hanover
County Medical Society. Tile
examination (or cancer is
4FREE to anyone in North
j Carolina (children by doct
"Äor'" certificate). Persons aie
' Jjf> .urged to avail themselves oi'
A the opportunity tor early de
EtCftcction and diagnosis of can
Εββ cer, by calling for appoint
ment R02-4277 or writing
CANCER. P. O. Box 1382.
5g£.Wilmington. N. C. (Leaflets
""ijgmailed upon request.)
Η me Ccmiri*» Event
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. w ··»·» -ν · ·"»'» 4 - e»^ 4 *
suii; »ι cliui'lcauii'
Her parents are Mr. at id Mrs.
Joseph A. Qurv.
Rebecca Wright, sponsored
by the Future Farmers uf Α
Ι morica; a sophomore: member
' ut Κ Η A. student council, mon
ogram lub. varsity Da.-kotbail
»cam; the reign::·* FhA sweet
.·<..ιΓι. Misa \uinu> >» tue uau
^..ui o. iVr. ιΐι·> Λiia. Curt
tVUght, Clau'ti.loti.
Lin .a Gor··, sponsored by
the sophomore ciusj of which
.she is a inemuer: also a memb
er of the 4-H club: t!ie tiaugii
.er ot Mr. and Nils. Lacy Gore.
Uoliie Pearl Cribb, sponsor
ed by Uie M-iiiur mcmbci
o: the nice club, l· ΓΑ, 4-H.
annual .staff; tunned best look
ng ot the senior super»:«» ives;
named "class beauty": daugn
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Cribb.
Lynda Burroughs, sponsored
by her freshman ctass: a mem
ber of the student council.
FHA. varsity basketball team;
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. C. Burroughs.
Margaret Shel'.v. sponsored
by the junior class of which
she is a member; also a mem
ber of the FHA. 4-H, annual
staff; was the 1959 Homecom
ing Queen runner-up. Margar
et's parents are Mr. and Mrs
Hoyt Shelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lovett
of Cherry Grove spent Sunday
with Mrs. Donnie Canady.
You will always reeret if you
don't give your children the
opportunity to play the pi
ano. We will deliver any where
a good practice piano for
$99.00 and up and bench
Also, we will deliver a New
Baldwin piano with as little
as $25.00 down, small month
ly payments or fall terms
can be arranged, we trade for
cows. hogs, turmture and
anything of value. Call or
write Hnrrill Music Store. P.
O. Box 9t!7. Luinberton. N.
C . Tel. 9-3730.
1 25Tfchg.
Ρ HEALTHY STUART
PECAN TREES
5-6 ft. with 3 ft. roots
Only $3.50 at
YOUNG'S PECAN
MARKET
Farmers Warehouse
Whitevillc
Jplant now for shade, beauty,
ami profit. Complete in
structions for planting and
2are with each purchase.
YOUNG IS STILL
BUYING PECANS TOO!
diKTcompRnv
ELLIS'SHOE CENTER
t.
• "Columbus Pounty's Only Exclusive Ladies' Shoe Store"
House Of Famous Brand Shoes
Red Cross, Cabbies, Socialite, Joyce, Tweedies
De Lano and Mane Aire Τ
America's Most Talked About St Walked About Shoes
MM···—■
Tues. — 6 P.M.
Sponsored By
TABOR CITY
WOMAN'S CLUB
Mrs. J. C. Singletary,
Chm.
Benefit Sei
For "Dimes"
The Annual Mother's March
and a coffee benefit are plan
ned for the March of Dimes
announced Bill Rogers, general
chairman.
The Mother's March will be
held Tuesday. January 31. und
er the sponsorship of the Tabor
City Woman's Club with Mr·».
J. C Singletary, president,
heading the committee.
The march will start at li p.
m. and as in past years and
residents are asked to leave
their lights on . nd welcome the
volunteer workers.
The Werner Burger will sell
cofue all day Friday for ten
c»nts per cup w ill all proceeds
.-.nnm to the fund said Ed Nor
ris owner.
Rogers stresses the obliga
tion that Tabor City people
trust feel toward this annual
urive for funds. We desperato
1p neetI !o wipe <>ut the exist
ιηβ debt and to make ready to
help our polio, birth defect
and arthritis victim.·«.
"Please Say Yes To The New
March of Dimes."
Bell Anniversary
(Continued From Pag^ 1)
Mis. Hill's response
I slightly: "I think our happiwt
! days wore when we had all ot
ι.ι with lis."
% . - » uv uUt'VV
, i..vir sai.i.i.·.; moment: wtwn
ι ;ntir se.oiid sun—Lacy—died
: ol a In art attack when only 17
! years old
j Theirs has been a simple
I lie; daily she will be found
«κ king and careing for their
.onu; and ho may bo seen
e<. Ii:«. lisuning to the radio
ι »tu ying aslit.i..nuy.
One can trutiifud judge the
Jititi A. Beils and agree with
the sentiment written long ago
by Frederic Amiel—
"To knuw how to grow 'eld
I is the master work ut wisdom,
and one ol the most difficult
apti'.s in the great art uf
living."
This they are doing!
t "T
Presbyterian Group
Holds Study Session
Mis. C>ttis Wright of the
j Saint Paul W. S. C. S. directed
the study of the book entitled I
Ι "One World—One Mission" at'
| the general meeting of the
Presbyterian Women of the j
Church Tuesday evening.
The meeting was held at the'
; church and following the study i
Mrs. Henry L. Reaves served ·
refreshments 111 the recreation
al department.
A number of visitors from
the Brunswick Presbyterian
Church were in attendance.
In conclusion members of the
organization met for a business
session with Mrs. Hector Le<_·.
president, presiding.
Cburcb Women Meet
For W.M.S. Study
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Jones Street Mis
sionary üapi.st Church mot
Friday for the study of the
January program on tin· Ind
ians in the Southwest. There
were eight members and six
visitors present.
Mrs. W. J Hardee is tin j
president of the Society. Tho ι
• ionization was completed and j
the society plans to study tin j
Home Mission book "The
Dreamei Cometh." which is
the story of Luther Rice, who'
discovered that the carrying |
out of the Great Commission
tequired an intensive Work
continually prosecuted in the
homeland.
Town And Country
Club Plays Bridge
The Town and Country
Br idee Club met with Mrs. H.
B. ßuffkin, Jr. Thursday eve
'QfiM at'which time Mrs. John
Dornum was high scorer. ι
Others plapuig were Mrs. Γ
"Vi) ■ C' < .. !» Ί Gib;" >:».
is :,o . ι.: .·. jiui.uy
Ulcus. Mrs. iioiii'ic Huglns,
Mrs. Ed Morris ami Mrs. Lester<
ι Barnhill.
A sweet course was served;
by the hostess.
SUPPER Μ FETING
The reiulai meeting of the
\moiie ii ! e..i> 11 Au;ili«i"y :i
« st ϊ'Χι. η t :t 7 p. iii Tius
.!a\ nicht at the S.m iy Plain
Community Center an ί elected
Mis. Luddie Norris as presi
dent and Mrs. Doris Dean Goiv
secretary and treasurer.
A highlight of the evening
meeting was the serving of ;·
oveied dish supper by the
Auxiliary with the post memb
ers joining them.
The organizations meet every
tourth Tuesday night.
HEART COUNCIL
Tb«· Columbus County Heart
Council will meet in Hotel
Whitcville, Thursday, January
16. at 8 p. ni. announced Mrs.
Evelyn Leonard. local repre
sentative. C ouncil members arc
urged to attend as this is the
first call meeting of the new
fiscal pear.
BETHEL
NEWS ί
BY—MRS. LLOYD HINSON
Jack Mickle.v Anderson son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Γ. Ander
son of Clarendon, Route 1. has
completed a six weeks course
it Coyne Electrical School in
?hici!go. 111. lie is cuontinuing
'lis education at Western Klec
ne Electr· nie School in Burl
ington. N. C. He is staying with
no of Iiis sister's Mrs John
κ Jordan while attending this
t>U! Sl\
The iSotiicl Community 1-H
Club met at the home of Ron
;«ld llinson Monday night Jan
uary lülii. Gayle Long presi
dent presided. Two demonstra
tions were given by Mrs. Rob
it II.ir.Iii· aciult leader which
ι eluded—Givln« j> bed bath.
• 'anjiin»· toe bed with patient
■η ed for Kil l's, and for the
boy's—Pruning Shiubbs. At the
onclusion of the meeting re·
frcshinents wore served to the
ι ?.· in. nit ι·:.s ίιιι .1 lilt Iva «.τ
im- nie«..inj: wilt be
i'.elit at the l.oine oi Uayntllv
l'owell.
The Williams Ruritan Board
of Director's held their regular
; meeting at the home of Lloyd
Minsen Wednesday nicht. Jan
•i irv I8tli At the conclusion
·! the mectimj refreshment:!
were served. The Club includes
member.- tr««m the Williams
Township arcu au ' sotuc micr
os· <μ I .-nes from ndjoininn,
.ν it. l'liiv ht.U tin ir ilnuicr
ικνί.ηϋό once a month.
T'was nice to sec Hoscoc
Ilecnk of Bristol, Tenn. form-'
ally of the Mollie community
recently when he was home to
visit his Father who is a pati
ent at the Veteran's Hospital
in Fayctteville, N. C.
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S25.
REWARD
For Information Leading To
The Sale Of A
WISE HOME
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE
that needs and wants a WISE HOME?
If you do, $25.00 is as good as yours,
"his reward offer is definitely limited.
Reward Check Will Be Mailed To
HERE'S HOW EASY IT IS
Simply give us the name of a prospec
tive WISE HOME Buyer—Phone near
est office listed below — or mail or
bring in the attached card.
You When Construction Begins
BRING OR SEND
YOUR PROSPECT'S
NAME TO:
WISE HOMES, INC.
P. O. BOX 583
WHITEVILLE, N. C.
Addres»
Telephone No.
Direction·
Prospect's Name
City
The above person is interested in buying a WISE HOME
See him—! Send reward check to:
Your Name
Address .
City
Telephone No.
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The storewid»; sale you've been waiting for . . . greater savings on winter
fashions for mom, dad, the kids . . . wanted items for the home
Further reductions on dress fashions for
every occasion! Wear now into spring,
included in this collection of fall and winter
fashions are many cocktails and formals
Better Dress Fashions
Heg.
22.98-25.00
29.98-35.00
NOW Reji.
13.00 45.00
19.00 49.98-55'.U0
22.00 65.00-69.i)8
Budget Dress Fashions
Reg.
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7.00-8.00
NOW
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9.00-11.00
13.00-14.00
Better Fashion Coats at Terrific Savings I
lU'K.
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5il.9K-G0.9K
89.98
NOW Reg.
40.00 98.00
48.00 110.00
65.00 159.95
NOW
69.00
69.00
115.00
one group
Budget Coats
Kejf. NOW
:J5.00 22.00
k
one group
Budget Coats
Retf. NOW
19.08 32.00
Better Fashion Suits at Reduced Prices
Reg. NOW Reg. NOW
:HZ 25.00 ilZ 48.00
ι».»« 33.00 '»·»» 50.00
ΪΆ 40.00 8:8- 55.00
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Fur-Blend Sweaters
novelty, classic cardigan, slipoii
sizes 34-40
Keg. NOW Rejf. NOW
Ö.99 4.00 1 0.99 7.00
7.9!» 5.00 12.99 9.CH
8.99 6.00 14.90 10.00
cabreiia leather jackets
white, beige, blue.
black Size 10-Iß. 10 oo
rt-g. 25.00 ΙλΒβ
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Slim Pleated — Sizes 10-18
Reg. NOW Reg. NOW
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whiter, red, grey.
brown Sizes 10- 1U „ ο ο
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Wool Slacks
sizes 10-IS. π·μ 8 »9 5.97
Fur-Blend Sweaters
34-40. π·« 10 91J 6.67
Sportswear Λ Bulk s Second Floor
sensational savings on every
man's fall and winter suit
in our stock!
Rck· NOW K«K. NOW i
:',ό.()0 29.88 ttD.ft» 55.00 \
56.00 43.00 06.00 76.00
men'» all wool suit·
Λ . cicctIon «if hII \ν<κ·1 worsteds
«»til all wool flannels in ivy
■and pleated models.
Reg. 49.95
39.00
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