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Visits Family Near Here
Javan H. Rogers, of Fort Bragg,
visited his family near here over the
week-end.
Visit In Washington Sunday
Messrs. Eugene Rice and Ben
Courtney visited in Washington Sun
Returns To Camp
Camp L''yung„ef*er spending the
past 16 days here with his family or.
West Main Street.
Spend Sunday Here
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Briley, of Farm
ville, spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Bessie Mayo Hart and daughters.
Ill At Home
Mrs .Edna Laughinghause is ill at
her home on West Main Street with
influenza.
Spend Week-End In Newport News
Mrs. Dubose Simpson and Mrs.
Mary Belle Osborne spent last week
end in New'port News with relatives.
Here From Bethel
Mrs. Grover Wynne, of Bethel, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Larry J Bullock
last Thursday.
Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs, William Warren Tay
lor, of Robersonville, visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Ayers, Jr., here Sunday.
Here From Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Darden, of Wil
son, visited Mr. and Mrs. Died Dar
den Sunday.
Leaves For Kentucky
Jay Griffin left Saturday for Ken-1
tucky where he will be associated
with the tobacco market.
Spend Week-End In Elizabeth City
Femus and Thomas Sfetsos spent
the week-end in Elizabeth City with
their brother and sister-in-law.
Visiting In Richmond
Mrs. Eloise Bennett is spending a
few days in Richmond visiting
friends.
Returns To Philadelphia
Mrs. Ray Gage returned to her
home in Philadelphia yesterday after
spending a few days here as the guest
of Mi and Mrs. K. B. Crawford.
Here From New Bern
Hubert Morton, of New1 Bern, was
a visitor here yesterday.
Spending Day In Norfolk
Miss Barnice Ward is spending to
day in Norfolk on business.
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Bishop Here
Bishop Wright, of Wilmington,
spent the week-end here.
Here From Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marshall, of
Boston, spent the week-end here
with Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Martin.
Visit Here Sunday
Mrs. J. E. Smithwick and son,
James Smithwick, of Jamesville, vis
ited here Sunday.
Shop In Rocky Mount
Misses Vida and Mamie Clyde
Harris, Mrs. W. B. Harris and Law
rence Lillev shopped in Rocky Mount
last Thursday.
Ladies First?
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IN REQUESTING plane-seat priority
for his British-born bride, Francis
J. Row’and (above) of Philadel
pma, a former GI, has urged the
State Department to "bump'
Harold Laski. British Labor party
chairman, scheduled to fly over for
an address In New York on De
cember 3rd. (International)
Extend* Holiday Greeting»
To The Folks Hack Home
Bogged down overseas with the
military Government, Pfc. Theron R.
Gurganus, writing in to have iris
paper address changed, added a note
to wish all the folks back home a
Merry Christmas.
The shooting may be over, but the
pungs of homesickness still exist for
many Martin County young men
overseas.
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Auxiliary To Meet
The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary will
be held this coming Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the home of
Mrs. Ray H. Goodman. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Spend Week-End In Richmond
Mrs. Joel Muse and Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Peele spent the week-end in
Richmond.
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Shop In Roekv Mount and Tarboro
Mrs. Johnny Holliday, Milford
Holliday and Mrs. William E. Davis
shopped m Rocky Mount and Tarboro
last Friday.
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Announce Engagement
Mrs. Lloyd Angc, of Jamesville an
nounce the engagement of her daugh
ter, Ella, to Machinist Mate third
class, John Nannberge, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mis. John Nannberge, of D< -
troit, Michigan. The marriage will
be solemnized, December 15th, at the
Larchmont Baptist church in Nor
folk, Virginia.
Visit In Enfield Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John Ashley Hardison
visited Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Hickman
m Enfield Sunday.
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Here From Edenton
Mr. J. E. Bufflap, of Edenton, was
a visitor here Sunday afternoon.
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Dolls. Doll Beds, Doll Cradles, Doll Stroll
ers, Doll Furniture, Spinning Blocks. Jeeps,
Cautions, Pony Kxpress. wFala'‘ the Seottie.
Push-Vl-i p Marble Canffflftingo Games, Iron
ing Borads. t histles. Table and Chair Sets.
Hook and Ladder Fire Trucks. Large Mov
ing Boards. Whistles. Table and Chair Sets.
Truck ail Trailer. Cowboy Holster Sets, Six
Piece Train Sets.
AUTO TIRES
We have just received a complete stock of
all siz.es of passenger car tires. 600-16—
$15.65, including all taxes. Guaranteed for
18 months.
ANTI - FREEZE
Type N Anti Freeze $1.29 per gal. in jugs.
Associate Store
W. J. MILLER & SON
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Attend Army-Navy Game
Mrs. Char. T. Roebuck of Cole
raine, accompanied by Mrs. Hal j
Bridges, left last week for West j
Point, N. Y., where she visited her |
son, Cadet Chas. Roebuck, and at- j
tended the Army-Navy game in i
Philadelphia Saturday as his guest, j
Visits lit Charleston }
Mvsi-Eoltor: Cowan sp#r»t a recent i
week-end in Charleston, S. C., v/itb j
m':'",.TT,.s.*'»'i. end W. J .Roth. \
IHH Roth .is,the daughter-and J
Mrs. Paul Ballard.
To Make His Home i>re
Mr. Charles Manning has return
ed from Baltimore, Md., where he
has made his home for the past few
years, to make his home here. Mrs.
Manning and little daughter will join
him later.
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Visiting In Merry Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald James are
! spending a few days in Merry Hill
! with Mrs. James parents, Mr. and
j Mrs. Tom Belch. Mr. James has re
j cently returned from 22 months over
I seas and has recently received his
I discharge.
Visits Daughter In Norfolk V
Mrs. Lloyd Ange, of Jamesville,
/isited her daughter, Miss Ella Ange,
n Norfolk last week.
t’isit Relatives In Scotland Week
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Bullock and
son, Larry J., Jr., visited relatives in
Scotland Neck Sunday.
Announce Birth of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Johnson an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Bren
da Kay, on November 27th at the
local hospital.
Attend Dance In Raleigh
Mrs. Miller Harrell, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Roy, and Mrs. Alvis Jordon at
tended a dinner and dance honoring
Dr. J. S. Dorton at the Sir Walter
Raleigh Hotel, in Raleigh, last Friday
night.
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Confined To Home With Influenza
Rush Bondurant, Jr., is confined to
his home on Marshall avenue with in
fluenza.
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Spends Week-End Here
Seaman J. D. Baldree, of Camp
Peary, Va., spent the week-end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nie Baldree.
Class Meeting
The Philathea Class of the Baptist
church meets with Mrs. G. E. Thorpe
in the Tar Heel Apartments, Decem
ber 7th, at 8 o’clock. All members ,
are requested to be present as it will
be the last meeting of the year.
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Visits Daughter
Mr. J. E. Hedrick, of Jamesville,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Prince
Purdy and Mr. Purdy here Sunday.
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The
Month
Before Christmas
'Twas the month before Christmas
when all through the town
The iiousewives were scurrying
the store’s stocks dwindled down
At the rate it was going
I knew, as of yore
By the tenth of December
nothing’d remain in a store.
But the crowds were terrific,
there was no place to park,
And with the pushing and shoving
I d not be home before dark.
But, then I remembered,
as I should have before
That on Main Street
was the PIONEER SHOPPE.
So out there I went,
Saved plenty of time.
Parked right out front,
me a dime. .
The stocks there were plentiful
the prices were low.
Completed my shopping list
and still had some dough.
So, if you’d get yourself
gifts that are nice,
Save yourself time,
and save on the price,
For exceptional gifts
for Mom, Sis and Pop.
Do all of your shopping at
THE PIONEER SHOPPE.
WE OFFER THE
NICEST LINE OF
POPULAR PRICED
TOYS
And
GIFTS
IN TOWN!
Pioneer
Shoppe
It’s Christmas Tiipe
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BELK - TYLER’S
nUristraaf. a* always! Yes, there’%be Christmas this, year a!.' sMfit
the earth . . . with its fundamental spirit as alive sa ever . . . with
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er those millions may be. On Christmas Day, those abroad and
we at home shall feel in common the tender joy of this beloved
holiday . . .
You’ll find hundreds of appropriate Gifts at BELK-TYLER S scat
tered throughout the store . . . Gifts for every member of the fam
ily. Begin your Christmas shopping now . . . tomorrow . . . while
the assortments are at their best!
Buy A
Few Gifts
Every
Day!
Start Your
Christmas
Shopping
T omorrowl
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY THIS YEAR!
Remember . . . you are requested by your government to mail all
Christmas packages early this year . . . due to the tremendous amount
of mails now in transit. Why not start your shopping in earnest
tomorrow at BELK-TYLER’S ?
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Youll find na attractive collection of these gifts ready for selection:
• HOSIERY
• JEWELRY
• TOILETRIES
• LADIES’ BAGS
• GLOVES
• SCARFS
LINGERIE
LADIES’ ROBES
HANDKERCHIEFS
BOUDOIR SLIPPERS
BLANKETS
LINENS
• MEN’S WEAR
• LEATHER GOODS
• BOYS’ WEAR
• STUFFED ANIMALS
• SPORTSWEAR
• ART WARES
BE SURE TO VISIT
BELK - TYLER’S GIFTLAND
A veritable Gift Paradise! Thousands iinon thousands of uttract-^^
ive an<r"umqu^^ift items of ail TimI!8?"fRirry, Glassware,
lures, Linens, China, Stationery, Clothes Closets, Household Items,
Bric-a-brac and pieces for the home!
Join the happy Yuletide Shoppers early tomorrow at BELK
TYLER’S . . . and be sure to do your shopping just as soon as pos
sible this year! Plenty of salespeople to serve you promptly!
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Belk - Tyler Company
Willw*.t '**im,s Christmas Shopping Center