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-SOCIETY THEY TELL US Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cox. and daughter, Betty Ann. left Sunday evening for a few days visit lo Fayetteville. Leaksville-Spray, and Winston Salem. Lt. and Mrs. John v. tiuff Of Elizabeth City spent the week end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. 1. Farnell. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hardy of Farmville has returned to lack sonville after visiting at home sinee the first of the year. Luther Chase, aged three, has been admitted to the Onslow Coun ty hospital for treatment. Mr. Troy Arnold of Jacksonville is a patient at the Onslow County hospital. Mrs. Lonnie Davis of Sneads Ferry has been admitted to the Onslow County Hospital. Mrs. Sara Hewitt of Kichl.v.u's is a patient at the Onslow County Hospital. Father W. S. O'Bvrne has re turned from Swannanoa where he spent isev.e®al days last week Lynette Modingo. aged four, of Jacksonville is a patient at the Onslow County Hospital. Louis Marshburn of Jacksonville. Route One. is receiving treatment at the Onslow County Hospital. Sibyl RocheUe. eleven month old infant, of Dixon, is a patient at the Onslow County Hospital. Mrs. Guy Hill of Jacksonville is a patient at the Onslow County Hos pital. Mrs. Ramon Askew is confined to her home by illness. Try folding the top crust of a fruit pie over the lower erusr be fore crimping to keep the iuices in. Presidential Ba!! to Be Held at Midway Park 0 Winding up the March of Dimes appeal for the National Founda tion fur Infantile Paralysis, the Women's Club of Midway Park are holding a Presidential Ha!! in the community building tomorrow night beginning at eight o'clock. A i'ifleen piece orchestra from Camp Lejeune will provide the music. The entire receipts from the ball will he contributed to the Polio Drive by the Women's club and all oxpen.-involved are being borne by ihem. Laura Beaity Announces Schedule for This Week Q Miss Laura Realty, home demon si ration agent, has announced the following schedule for this week: Tuesday: Office, all morning; organization of new home denr. n stration club at Nine Mile at 2:00 p.m. at the Nine Mile school. YVedesday: Office all day. Thursday: Neighborhood Leader meeting at Bear Creek at 2:00 p.m. will Mrs. Percy Russell, hostess. Friday: Office, all morning: Neighborhood Leader meeting at Sand Hill at 2:00 p.m. Saturday: Office and Curb Mark EP1SCOPAL C III KOII # Services nex Sunday. February 4th. being Sexagesima Sunday, afe church school at 9:45 a.m.. celebra tion of the Holy Communion and sermon at II o'clock Chnir prnc:ice in preparat i.m 'it the -erviet-s . :il be held Thursday evening at 7:30. The -chedule for special Lenten services will be announced next week, and it :> hoped ihai ;he c. m mtirity in general will participate in those services. won.!) YOU Vl)l) V \\ \RM TOICII TO \ COLD I) ■; Jk FLOWER SHOP MRS. MABE.L KNAUFF , PROP. FUNERAL DESIGNS CUT FLOWERS-POTTEDPULNTS'SHRUBBER^J Phone 276 I STORE 207 NEW BRIDGE ST, k JACKSON VI ILE,N.C. i GREENHOUSE WESTON HIGHWAY 34 STATE THEATRE TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Jan. 30 and 31 Humphrey Boggart and Walter Breunaii in To Have and Have Not Also Comedy and Cartoon THURSDAY and FRIDAY Feb. 1 and 2 Ltiiu and Aimer in "Going to Town" Also the Latest News and A Colored Cartoon SATURDAY—FEB. 3 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Feature No. 1 Martha O'Driscol! and Noah Berry, Jr. in 'Under Western Skies' Feature No. 2 Billie Gilbert and Maxir Roseiibloom "Crazy Knights'' Also Comedy and Cartoon ATTEND AFTERNOON SHOW O N Stow J^CJU&MVUU, ».C. »! TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY JAN. :i0 and Rirlianl Trav is anil KJeauor Parker in "The Last Ride" Aiso the Last Chapter of 'THE BATMAN" A Comedy and A Cartoon THURSDAY and FRIDAY FEB. 1 and 2 Rose Hobart and Jramic RaJrs in 'The Sou! of a Monster' Also the I atest News and A Comedy SATURDAY—JAN. 3 (it'll*' Autry in "Get Along Little Doggie" Also-Chapter No. 10 of "ZORRO'S BLACK WHIP" A Comedy and A Cartoon S AND AVOID NIGHT CROWDS! The Council Rochelles Hold Family Reunion fl|The homo of Mr. and Mrs. Council Rochidle i-'i Route throe. .1 acksonville u.s i!:,' -rone of a family reuntm and birthday cele bration last Sundav. Sid Carl R.«i helle. one of thes:' honored, is a: hom„< fur the first lime .-i over thirt\ four months of overseas du.y and Mi> Council Rochelle celebrated her sixty ninth birt hdav. Dinner was sorvod to fifty three members of the family which in cluded: eight children. tw enty eight grandchildren and three ^reat great brainchildren. Sixty guests called during the afternoon to extend best wishes io Mrs. Roehellc and Su: Car! who to report for reassignment within the next days. Loliie-Ellv/ein Riles Performed 4^ Miss N o i:: i !.eo:ia K11 we in of Sioux Falls. S. D. became ii!.1 bride of IMV Jo-eph C I'm Lollie I'SMC. of Detr : . Mu h . in a love! . wedding solemni/<\d ;r, the Jack sonville l'r. Clmrch. t Rev. Carl B. Craig officiated and the double ring ceremony was used. Mrs. Carl B. C'rai.y rendered the beautiful music. Mrs. .1. II Rive >. of Fort Wort'".. Texas, was the matron of hen v and gave the bride in marriage. Pfe. .1 11. Rivers )f Fort Worth acted as best man. The bride was charming in a powder bine c:-epe dres- She wore a corsage of gardenias. The matron of honor wore a blnek crepe dress and also w.re gardenias. The couple will make their home with Mr. and Mrs C. R. Smith of ■iacksonvil! * Women's Auxiliary To Meet Thursday Home. The i !)'clock. mar moni li:\ :i's Auxiliarv il-'Ma! it Vacuum upholstered "u rniture eekly. and cleanse with a u.iod leaner two or thitv limes a year. [SKATING I V\ I'm NIGHT ^»!> 1 MM)\V ► High Class Photography Commercial and Portrait ► SKATING HOURS FOR ► SCHOOL CHILDREN b f- Monday thru Friday 4 P. M. "TIL C, P. M. ► * Salurdav ► ► 10 A. M. TIL 12:30 P M. ► * Sundav \ftrrnooii 9 v 1 P. M. TIL 3:00 P. M. * ADMISSION 21c plus 4c Tax » * ADULT SKATING HOURS .: Monday thru Friday ► 6:30 P. M. TIL 10 P. M. ► ► Saturday ► ► 1st SESSION 1:00 TIL 5:30 P. M. y 2nd SESSION ► 5:30 TIL 10:00 P. M. ► tr Sunday 1 1st SESSION 1:00 TIL 5:30 P. M. ► 2nd SESSION > 5:30 TIL 10:00 P. M. ADMISSION 42c plus 8c Tax GRIFFITH AMUSEMENTS SU ANSBORO ROAD 1! _• Miles from Jacksonville NO DANCING NO DRINKING OR INTi >X K ATION AI LOW! D BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. I.. J arm tin !* Jack sonville. Rout? 3. leounce the birth of a son at the Oris! >w Coun ty Hospital on .lanui:,. 2(>th. Mr. and Mrs B. Lew:- if Rich lands announce the b r.h f a daughter at the Onslow County Hospital on January 26th. Pamper Your Purse To Make It Wear By VIVIAN* BROWN Y old put ■ • m \ find new life .1'i a c. I ren.dr job. Today, with a hiah handier; tax and a scarcity of good leather bags, it is srua"! !n be able ! • make a good old o- > Ira . Wh ie \ re are some leather and repair shops that will do this work, often \ou cm do the job vouvself at home. Here are ■ tiic -a:;.., -t »:»« by the V. S. De part men' of Agriculture ''or clean in.: and mending purges: Clean fabric v. i:h d.'.v-clean fltnd. but do n : use 'he fluid on lea.he- because ii may remove t e na*ural eds and :n..\ t:< leath er crack. Shiny <po - . n -uede can often be removed b,\ rubbing with very fine sandp per Mak-hi •-ho • d\r ■■■ Ituiia ink will help retouch scratched and worn corner- or. leal he'- To hide water spot- and other -tains on leather. u>e a colored shoe cream or a w ax :• i: • our is limp may v t in a more than new carboar.l si ;'f.ening between the lining and Ihe leather. Try shining I ie metal trimmings with a silver r i -a Or use a pro tective coating of clear, colorless nail polish. Thts must be renewed occasionally. however. since it rubs off It is whrr to stitch worn places on purses with linen thread, using a button': dt ;w -■ aed wax:"-; .he thread to make it pull more easily. Ii ;> hi rot \> a ••■mot outside repairs on a purse seamed inside If \ o 1 ■ slide has pulled o-r. h«d ! !1.e !«••: t- to: ether and >':p •'■ • ■ iuit . n at the bot tom. N. C. Producers Must Make Changes to Preserve Potato Markets 0t !'xpiv«sins tin1 opinion that "K stem Xor!'1 Carolina is on the V of losing i Is en. tiro early contmereia! I ' ish potato industry— ,1 ro.OOO.I.'OO ; - Harry Wes colt. r\irkr;inspec! 114 with the S:\ie re pari men t >!' Agriculture has announced plans for the mark els <1 iv '-ton's "doing everything ! > •. • -.si h' tiiis spring to assist O.":is.or!s til' Irish potato growers in 25 eastern counties to continue 1 ;iruiisji another season. failure of North Carolina pro t' 1:{•{■"• I,) select uood seed, cariess ness in handhnj anci packing, fail u v to wash potatoes. and sirong c. mpetition from California grow • ■<■-. wore --nnn' of he reasons ad \•■! !)\ W >• -f.• i: : 'y the precari ous situation in which the early potato industry 111 this State now "The Dj parl ment is making every elfor; to assist growers in locating the best possihlf source of seed."' Weseott said. The quality of po t: loes harvested and offered for sale in thi- Slate during the late spring and earh summer months must be imprm ed if we are going to stay in business." He urged growers to use only certified seed -eed as nearh free from disease as can be obtained—• and pleaded with liiem to refrain from planlim; potatoes in soils known to be infected with disease. "Disease-infected soils have led to the defer!'.ration of ihousands of bushels of potatoes in shipment during recen: years.' a-sorted Wes eott. Feinting to increased competi tion from other states—California, -iatia. Alabama, and South Carolina Weseotl said: "It is not only to our interest to preserve our markets, but to maintain our in d 11 -try. The future of this crop in North Carolina is at stake." SHU' RFADINC, MATERIAL (% \\'.:.-"h;e'0.;. D. C. In answer to the demand for something to read aboard hospital ships in Red Cross tents near the front and even in f ■Nh-'les. t'ne Vmerican Red Cross h.is sent 2.832.82fi books and pamphlets overseas for the armed forces since .Tuly 1. 1,943. Nearly a million off-sale periodi cals have gone overseas through Red Cross channels since March, and S.l.OOO pocket-size books are be in.'4 shipped to the South and Southwest Pacific alone. NOTICE Regular communication of Serv ice Star Chapter of Order of East yd crn Star at Masonic hall Wi every second and fourth Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs. \y Saralee Gray. Worthy Ma tron; Mrs. Dorothy Cra vens. Secretary. DR. MIKE J. PALMER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined - - Glasses Filled UOi US 10:00 A.M. k. 5:00 l'.M. Saturdays Only I /> Stairs—AV irs and f icit s HaHding l\rxt to Bus TorminaI Household Hints $ Washable rugs arc neither de corative nor hygienic if you per mit them to become grimy. War time curtailment of laundry serv ice is no excuse for letting wash a!>ifloor coverings become clingy. K\v:i if your laundry facilities are l.:nited to a bath tub. you can man a.c a rug washing project that will wv.rk wonders in their appearance. I)jn't douse your rug. however, before you .shake it. This should be ti.uie out of doors if possible to s'ie;l as much of its load of dirt and as possible. Then build up t \o or three inches of suds and d -- live bluing flakes directly in t':u- suds. Colors should look bright :■ and white dingy backgrounds -Ihiulii emerge gleaming white, with no streaks. > iiti'll never be troubled with etirh d rugs if after the last rinse ymi dip t!:;* ends of each rug in -i.ivcli t«) which a prepared wax . product lias been added. Then ■a ken the rugs are almost dry. iron the eilds. l! is a good idea to hang rugs mrr a line so ti:at the weight is . :nevenly divided on both - tes. Pin them for safety's sake, i111* change the pin positions dur tiie drying process so that they leave a mark. — HOLLYWOOD ——— * News and Views of Hollywood * By ROB THOMAS 0 To lonk at Sonny Tufts, you'd think ho was a lazy, easy going lug with nary a thought in his head about working. "N'erts." says Sonny in his blue blooded Boston Bay accent. "I Work like a dog." You cant argue with the big mug because he's got the facts and figures to prove it. He did four pictures in a row with but two days away from the studio. When he was assigned to "Too Good to Be True." his Puritan spirit re belled. "I'm going right in to Mr. Gins berg and tell him 1 want to do ,Vi].,ll Groomed Bride' instead.'' guiding light of the Paramount lot. "Did you get what you wanted?" a friend asked when Sonny emer geil from the sanctum. "You bet." he replied. "I'm going to do Well Groomed Bride'—after 'Too Good to be True'." The assistant director bawled, "lunch" and Sonny walked over to us. although "lumbered" would be a better verb to describe the move ment of his six-fool-four frame. "You know." saiil this St. Bern ard of a man. I've got a pipe at home, all filled and ready, and some day I'm going to find the time to smoke it. "! keep thinking I'm going to smoke it some Sunday and then some magazine photographers come up to my home to do a spread." So. on the one Tufts day of rest, picture takers descend upon him to record for posterity "The Tufts Family Spends a Quiet Day at Home" or " Sonny Tufts Whips Up An Omelet." "But I don't mind working," he confessed. "It keeps me out of trouble." By trouble he meant spending money. Aside from the fact he works like a dog. an outstanding feature about Sonny Tufts is his hair. He wore it curled on his neck for "The Vir ginian" and even now it is a thick thatch. "Isn't that pretty long for a guy who used to row on the crew for Yale?" "You look like Harvard sopho more." he remarked, gazing at my crew cut. "That is beside the point. Doesn't it tickle your cars hanging bchin them like that?" "No. it just makes them stick 01 a little more." Well. Clark Gable did all righ Canned foods that show any sign of spoilage should be destroyed. O Brush felt hats frequently wit a long-haired brush. FRUITS VEGETABLES Light Groceries Soft Drinks Ice Cream Open Sundays E. H. Cole 1-2 Mile East of Midway Park on N. C. 24 HARTSFIELD JEWELERS Jacksonville, N. C. "JEWEUtY Give Ih'I' llie added assurance of \<>ur lo\c lliiil a fine piece of jewelry can express so heaulifidly! W hether il is :■ s 1 unusual pin for her lapel, a bracelet of precious stones, or tlie "Keepsake" diamond, you'll find exactly what you're looking for ill our collection. Tell liiin thai you love iiim with handsome jewelry . . . cuff links, tic-pius, riiifis. watches, or any of the oilier fine jiifls we are featuring. 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