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»1CJ CHECK — Six Dillon
'■ lintν incmbiT o. t···* O'nar
'.·ιιι· I Herders ppnidly show
in- facsimile check they pre
sided last week to the Shrin
x Hospital for Crippled Chil
I« ii .it Greenville. Third irom
'•.ft, holding the check, is
flratid Leiuac Alan Schaler,
•*itί Herder Roy Lee. light,
•isislinji. Other Herders in the
ioup are, left to rii'ht, Tracey
*inktea and Hal Watson of
l.i.tta, (Sciiafer and 1a*c), 'Γ. Β.
Herring. Jr.. and I ii 11 Caldwell,
I cth of Dillnn. Tin $50,(1110.(10
ix presented by thi:: check was
sufficient to give Omur Temple
tin Krinkley Trophy for th·
third consecutive year — an»'
with it, permanent possession
• >l the trophy for that Temple
The William Rrii kl«y Tioph;
t> aWardt d cacti yi.ii t.i one <>
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I'etuphwhich makes th<
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•hi itiers ll<. pita! in pt upnr·
Uli to Uli pi t \ ions ye.ir. Th
tin r tin« i· Shrin·.· t· tuple,
fartieipatini· in this award an
llejay. of CJreeitviüi, Sudan m
New Lent, Norm, anil < is!
<>f Charlotte. ΊΊι · ('..mi l 11· rd
ii unit, an stion is head
ι arten «I at iJili· n. Sunt
'arolin t, hut Ii;·?: member f *»!>
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nil. Il .iliti.il 1u Cue.Ί.τΓΐΐίΙ«
Fair Bluff
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Si.ii-'ny ft ΙΙι.ν/Ιι··; tin- Christ·
•η» pageant ;-t fit J'\iir Dhif.
t··«»..»'·j ι Ch'irci». Costns Bou
kouvales, «ι CJreek studen*
luflll't· teaci'lli; in the Fail
Bluff si'IkuiI, .-.howed :· I tin
id Hit? Aiiifriciiii l:n*m .choo.
■ ι Salonike, (Ji vec·.
II« \v;i. ·in»··· ι r 11·< 1·ίit tlioi«
■ii*l |>l;<iι l«> r< 'urn Ihere I'·
Ι«·. eh. This el κ μ ·Ι was ··.·.·. ·!»
ίΐνΙι··<1 in UHU bv tilt; late Rev
lehn llciirv llmi.s«·. a l'ivsliy
l< rian missionary, who bought
r>0 aires of land a few miles
i.utside of Salonika axul fcstat»·
i*hi d a school wiln I!»·· all· ,
and promise anyone can farm
U.· od bind that Ion):·; )■ .(»<·!».
Bottkottvulis i from Kyfoto,
a siii ill rural vil'.'ijie near Iv- j
anniva in Northwestern iJrceee
The film was shown at the j
home of Mrs. Katharine Turn
er where the pr'ictiee teacheis
re living and wa· enjoyed li\
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willis
tsnd their four suns, Mr. rmrt
•Mrs. Frank Wa Idell, Mr. ami
Mrs. II. A. Turn··»·, Mrs. Kath
arine Turner and Allen Turn- ,
er.
Mr. ami Mrs. iioberl Reek 1
-■miiitince the birth of a son,
Ktmielh Frank. December !1 ι
,»i Southeastern fJeneral II".s- |
pital, Luinbi rlon. Mrs. Heek is
the former Jean Lewis, dau
ghter ot Mr. an I Mrs. Frank
Lewis of Fair Bluff. The father
ii on SS Itoosewlt <·ιι the Med
iterranean sruis·· at the pres
• nt.
The Rev. γμκΙ Mrs. Neil
Thompson att.-tided the ban
cjuet honoring the Rev. Clyde
Boggs. district superintendent
of the Wilmington Methodist
church Thursday evening .
Dr. and Mrs. Tiiatl Bethen
and children spent the week |
nid at the Mel Ilea Cot tau«; at j
Hog Island.
Mrs. nii/abe'h Denn of Clin
ton has* arrived to visit for I
'•vei Ί «■··< ks in the home of j
Mr. and Mrs. f«uy I.. Bailey.
'
Under
This Hat
VACATION: Christmas vaca
Ion began for local hlf
sei ool students Wednesday a
„•rayon, December 19. Duri.
·» refitar fixth period. ♦'
high school students gathere
η the auditorium for a hi
chapel program. Mrs. Bet
oodv hi«c t school cho
director, led the group in sin:
ng some old seasonal favorit
'ho us members were seat·
informally on stage. Mrs. Fur
man Fowler played the piano
Over the stage, a head o:
>an a Claus had been place·
η the center of an embroider
d silver wreath, usually oc
upied by the old English let
eis "T. C." A piano was 01
'ie stage and on the end facing
•if audience was attached ι
igure of Santa. To set off tin
entire setting, lights had beet
placed in containers of green
•ry on both sides of the stag»
'though only one siring woul«
burn; the others lacked
proper plug.)
B|it, even more Christ mas
than the decorations on th·
statte were the expressions 01
students' faces. Almost every
one was excited and keyed ur
over the prospect of a \acatioi
fiom books and homework
Thoughts of parties, presents
asd plenty of food racec*
through the Utile intellects oi
many. Plans for trips to Tar
if relatives were in the mak
ing for some. And just a calm
sane Christmas was the desire
of some students who have
been too busy for their own
üood these past few days.
I question that last sentence
though. Is any holiday season
ever quite "sane"? There seems
to be a mental and sometime.'
1 physical intoxication about
times of the year when we stop
from our busy liivng.
It would be very hard on
Uie nerves to live in a place
"hich never celebrated holy.
d»ye,
• · ·
HOME: Many mammas and
pappas of college students are
happy about this time of year
because their "children" have
come home for a spell.
Just for fun. 1 started mak
ing a list of those persons 1
know who are home from col
lege. The list includes Frank
Hogers. Eugene Watts, Joe
Carrell, Martha Brooks Bell,
Margaret Inman. Alice Kelly,
Linda Fowler, Mary Angela
Clemens, Sue Kelly, Norris
I """ J'"4" Η·" '«'«on. Nano
Faulk, Tally Eddlngs, Larry
Williams, Phyllis Watts. Le
rne Ward. Kowell Burleson
nda GmtcII, Sue Layfield
Utty Kelly, Ronald Ward,
•ggy Snivey. Melva D. Wright,
largie Grainger, Carol Rovers,
Henry N. Wright, Tony Wad
ell. Pam Spivey. Clark Doster,
onald Ray, Bobby Soles. Jayc
oles, and Diane llarrelsun
And the list still Isnt complete.
* φ *
MONA LISA: Probably the
most famous smile ever re
corded Is the painting by
Leonardo Da Vinci entitled
"The Mona Lisa". It was paint
ed 456" years ago. Recently It
made a trip to our country,
where it will go on display in
the National Gallery in Wash
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Joyous Christmas Wishes To All
GORE'S GULF SERVICE
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We just couldn't forget you at this
Happy Holiday season — your friendship
over the years and your loyal support.
We're sending our best Christmas wishes . .
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS!
Sessions Farm Machinery Co.
Whitevillc, N. C.
MAY JOY ABIDE IN YOUR
HOME AT CHRISTMASTIDE
JO'S BEAUTY &0P
Tabor City — Whiteville Road
HOPING ITS A -
Purr-fect Christmas
HINAN FUNERAL HOME
YOUR CAR
AGAINST
WINTER
WEATHER
! LET US HERE
GORE'S
Gulf Service
Test Your Anti-Freeze,
Battery, Radiator
Hoses,, Etc.
to make sure you have
trouble free driving
during th ecold month«
ahead.
Gore's Gulf
Service
Winston Gore, Mgr.
Tabor City
During this Holy Season
commemorating the Birth of
the Child in Bethlehem, may
you find the source of joy,
and hope for peace eternal.
C. C. SOLES AMD SONS
GREETINGS TO EVERYONE
It'· that warm and friendly Mason again—
and time to extend very best wishes for a
Merry Christmas to all of our customers.
Narks Track & Tractor Co.
Whitevillo, N. C.
We pray that the joy
and peace which was
. given to the world at
His Birth will abide
|5μ ίη your heart forever.
DORMAN'S JEWELERS
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, AT 9 A.N.
Deland Genewin
Liz Gator Skin
SHOES
Homier $18.95
NOW
S13.M
TWEEDIE
SHOES
Re«· Nowi
$U.95 - $11.90|
SHOES
By COACHES * FOUR
Reg. nH
$9.95 - $6.5
JOYCE
SHOES
Regular $14.95
Now $10.90
RemUr 912.95 & 913.95
Now $9.90
Rentier 910.95
Now $7.90
STACK HEEL
SHOES
By DO RTF« A
Now
$8.95 - $6.90
D'ORTEGA
FLATS
R'R. Now
$6.95 - $4.90
Red cross
SHOES
Rrcular $14.95
Now $10.90
Rrmlar $12.95 Λ $13.95
Now $9.90
Regular $10.95 Λ $11.95
Now $7.90
SHOES
Br EDITH ΗF.NARY
I Reg. Now
$9.95 - $6.90
ALI. LABIls· PALL
* WINTER
HATS
MARKED DOWN TO
Vi
OF REODLAR PRICE
WhReellle »lore Only!
IAH j*die·' Fall A Winter
SMPBAGS IIP TO 40% OFF!!
All Sal·· Final — No Exchange» — No Refunde
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Wit Ii Twm Lecetleni To Servo You, Cora Powell·' Ladtee Shop,
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