'Dr:
L'jav
visited his father, Mr. H. N. Boa-
tic Saturday p. m. ,;
Mrs. Powers has organized
B. Y. P. U., at the Hallsville Bap
tist church, which begins Thurs
day night, We sure hope it will M
successful. '
Mr. and Mrs. i Davis : Blatock
spent Saturday p. m., with Mr. and
Mrs .Leon Blalock. -
Mr. and Mrs. Walter MlUer and
children and Mrs. f Joe Bumner
went to Kins ton shopping Satur
day. Mr. Carl Smith made a business
trip to Kenansville Saturday.
. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Albertson
Ladies of Kenansville and Duplin
County will be treated to. an-, un
usual opportunity next Wednesday
afternoon when tne wn
Company. In coopemUor, with e
Kenvinator Company. WU1 conduct
a cooking school in the w wm
of the Warsaw Drug Co"1
Kelvinator department The school
will open at S o'clock and will be
under the direction of Miss Mar
garet Doughty, Home Economtat
Mr. Sheffield of Warsaw Drug
Company especially invites the
ladiesof this section. Miss Dough
tv is an economist of wide exper
;,. nd wiU demonstrate many
new schemes for cooks and will and Mr. and Mrs. James Albehtson
Offer neipiui nu66owu" r I . viaiieu jmr. ami -v
ning meals. ... and family Friday night ' '
Oneef the high, points of the; Everyone enjoyea we aance giv- Marden Wilson, from Char
chool wUl be a demonstraUon of en in HallsviUe Saturday night ,otte and mu Juita Wilson, from
h- newest discoveries in the pre- Mrs. Sidney Smith spent ; --oua. snent Saturday with
naratlon of frozen desserts and week with her parents, Mr. Mtnelr tater Mrs. C. E. James. !
alads In the electric refrigerator, airs, j. vr. xwuawjr, "-'
Kelvlnator's famous "cooking with Also Mr. and -Mrs, Raeford Wells
cold" idea has grown in popularl- of Teacheys.
fLon users of electric refrlg-! Miss Davis Miller spent Satur-
erators everywhere and the result- day night with Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
aiU illlUvi vi wuMaaaw
Miss Iita Mae Wade spent Sun
day with Miss Aldene Hlnes.
Mr. Ralph Veach and Miss Reba
Winstead visited Mr. and. Mrs.
. TTT pJZ.t nrMi,R8lrter Sunday evening. Mrs. El-
lTlflJ. I Us Stokes was a visitor alsa ;
Banvy mum spcui owjimj
noon in Hallsville.
Mr. and Mrs. J .L Sumner visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller
of Beulavllle, Sunday afternoon. -
Miss Nannie Wade spent Sunday
with Miss Mildred Hlnes. .
day evening.
Mrs. W. F. Lanier was hostess
to several of the ladles at a quilt
ing party Thursday afternoon, at
ber home. She served cake and tea.
, Mrs. Billle Whaley spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kit' Hunter.
, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Lanier and
family spent Tuesday in Kinston.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT '
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Nethercutt a son on Sunday,
March 31. Mrs. Nethercutt was be
fore ber marriage Miss Sallie Hugh
Lanier.
Friendship News '
tored up to
Sunday, M;r
Faisoa and Calypso
h 31. , "
ing progress in desserts and salad
freezing has made this new branch
of the culinary art an extreamly
interesting and important one.
- - o " -. ;
Stream-Lined Pots
And Pans Vogue
For The Kitchen
! The same elements of beauty
r: - - ,i ...winV. ummpn
and narmony m
seek in gowns are the same which
more and more are ruling the de-
sign of kitchen appliances accord
ing to Mr. Sheffield of the Warsaw
Drug Co., local Kelvinator dealer,
who has been notified of the ap
pointment of Count Alexia de Sak-
hnnffskv. famed engineering styl
ist, as consulting stylist of Kelvin-
- a tor Corporation.
' Count Sakhnoffsky, whose auto
mobile illustrations in Esquire
magazine have gained wide recog
nition of his streamline principles
! of design, has applied his ideas of
Misses Ethel and Nellie Thomas,
from Rose Hill, spent the day with
Mr,- and Mrs. C. E. James, 'frs' vt.
We ar all glad to hear that Miss
Ruby Swlnson has returned home
after several months In the. Sana
torium. Glad she is recovering so
rapldTy.V- 't-F-l
Miss Mattie Swlnson, Jane and
Martha was a visitor of Mrs. Geo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Godbold
and family spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mlnton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. James spent
Sunday in Magnolia with Mrs.
I James' father and mother. .' "
siater,' Mrs,"A. W. Vouj for the
week and. ' ''
Mrs. H. D, Sloan visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brin-
son.(,-Kiy:-'''.' : ;' ;.'.'-t' '.
. Miss Pauline Raynor spent Sun-
March 19th, at their day with Miss Margaret and Avin
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT : :
Born to Mr. and Mrs.; Robert
Usher, a son Robert Lee Usher,
Tuesday,
home.
recent Greenville vi:iilor.
Miss Lena Smith is slowly improving-
from a serious illness. ,
MrL Lvlton Maxwell, a student
SNOW HILL ITEMS
. o C ;';'.. ' ,: ;
Quite a few of the citizens of
our community have been business
visitors in Kenansville this week.
Mrs. Glennle Outlaw, of Wash
ington, D. C, spent the week end
with relaUvea In : the Snow ; Hill
section.' " :'.' ,
Mrs. Emma PoweU ' has J been
spending a few days with her son,
Mr. Germon Powell, of Kenansville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Waller and
family attended a birthday dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ton Holt last Sunday. '
I . '' ,Y1.
The.birthi'lny dinner v .
iriven at the home of lir. i 1
at Duke University, Durham, spent a. E. James Sunday was in '
a part of last week nere wim nia of Miss Annie James, M ins l
parents. v ' , ! James, Llna Ray James, , y
Miss ABnle Taylor, teacmng at bro Jaraes, Mrs. A. E, James, I
Hill sell James and Mrs. J.W.fciui'uy.
. The number , present .were lift
Kinfiton shoppers Baturday In-. Everyone enjoyed tho dinner verv
eluded Misses Celia Maxwell, Helen 'much. ,.. t , ' ,. ,
Tankard. Delilah Whitehead, Mrs,
q. M. Turneri Mrs. Herbert Jones,
Lyltcn v Maxwell ' and Mrs,' H. E.
Maxwell,
NOTICE.
i Mae Wilson. '? Mi
Mra Arnold Hunter spent Sun-.Bosrue, N: C ' was 'a 'Pink
oay aiternoon witn eaxa, j. n.. visitor at tne weeic ena.
Southsrland. .i-'V.:- '';;- f 'i' -Mr.
and , Mrs. Jim" Lanier spent
Sunday with Mr. Bill Pickett t -i:
: Mr. and Mrs. , Jim Southerland
spent Monday night with .their
daughter Mrs. F. N. Brinson. ;
' Miss Lola Raynor visited Mrs.
Lila Bell Davis Sunday afternoon Bessie- Korhegay were guests in BleneA wU1 aDolv for a narrtnn tnr
h Mr and Mrs. David ? Fountain home Of Mrs, N.-O. Davis Sun- ffiKnVi
and Mrs.Jessie Lanier andMlss day - v.,- , county CoiTrt of Duplin County.
Virginia Lee Bradshaw -.-made vo.Jr;'H.A;'-Eardduglf',B8M "aroilcant will make aDDiienl
business trip to Kinston Friday, ters and Miss Esther Uva-LM9
. . .. " "v .- lencv j. u. n. liiarincrnaus. tiovpr-
attend our ' Sunday School ' each' over 'the Week end.""t ' V I
Sunday morning and :
Ing each Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Outlaw, and, dar Fork Baptist Church, r, with- relatives.
Mrs. W. a' Kornegay and Miss.n, whomsoever that the under-
o J-v I -2J v V - i iency:-j. o. jumrmgnaus, uover-
lw'rSf-' ''i-i.-anor.ff Nprtb, Carolint 6h the 19th
Prayer meet- Mr. Wallace Williams,- of Keys- "4ay of" April 1935 ' - -night
at Cew, Vllle, Va;; spent the weeH end heC Any persons' opposing'r8aidi par-
children visited in the home of her
brothers. Messrs Ransom and' Irv
ing Kornegay Sunday. ." ! &ui
several of our Snow Mill xnenas
attended the play 'Pilgrim Fathers'
at Outlaw's Bridge Saturday night
and report a nice t;ime. . : .
Our Sunday School Supt, Mr.
Coy Hill, attended the Union meet
ing Saturday and reported a nice
time also that the next .. Union ,
I"
- L" !Jo wUl pleaso filc their protest on
i, Messes Es- nr hitirei Hftld dntn : v- - v
I J UT nnrl MM ' liT 'I'MlorrXln
i Biwnr MimnRV wirn an r m nil ivi rM. - thoii jt anivhin m r kjii -' , - . ... i . ,-ki i . , j . .
iW.N.Thigpin. Iwer8 wumlngton shoppers Satur- 'f ' . ' "n
KlUas ..Virginia;; Bradshaw spent" day;'. .t1' r.!t&$fT-p
.the week end at her Home near I , Mr. and Mrs.-M. P.
Whaley and
Wallace. r'-vtAi-iMn 'ffe. Pieford Whalev. of Kinston. vlsit-
MiM Annie Ln Ctrev arient thn a uih,i.i oimj... ,
- " - . IVHUIV0 , IV. . u Muuuaj. . " ' -
week end with Mrs. Beatrice Brih-j Mr. and Mrs. Ike Stroud 'spent
son. i -" - 1 'Sunday at Beulavllle. 'r
Mrs. J. O. Pickett and Mr. and , - . p , ?, , " f
Mrs. Ossie Lanier made a business
Robert C. Wells, Attorney
,Apr.-ll-2t-R..C. W.
MeeUng will be held at Snow H1U .trip to Wallace Saturday. -
church the fifth Sunday in June. Mr. ana Mrs. u. t.
Cypress Creek News
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Scott, ( of ,pent Sunday with Mr,
Scott's Store spent Sunday with.
Mr. Scott's sister, Mrs. S. J.. Wal
ler. . - c - , )
Little Miss Lena Kornegay gave
DmW 3n.lr aw a WoMdV
w nu.- inn.. hA m.. , . JBLMW MIWA v. v.
; nr. uivvci juiiicr hob tav kucd i. j Tama
of M, Joseph Smith Sun day, ,4. f
Messers Roland and Mark Lanr-. . rr j : .. . ' :
ston spent Sunday afternoon with). Mr ' J !5..'Baturdey evening on the occasion
Misses Aldene Hines and Elma ,rom ""T TO wuaVul 0f her eleventh birthday.
Carroll. - i neM J" mother.
Uttle Susie Ellen Sandlln Is M.r; JoJ? ?gra-'f w"tne rt Taft. were business visitors in Mt
spending a few days with heP ; of Miss Polly EzxeU Sunday after- mve Saturday.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. c,,., noon. ' Mr- Taft Herring and children
Smith. I Mr. and Mrs. , Foye Goodman vMtej her (ather Mr. A. j. gcott
Mr Tnhn ww vrh nnt was w guesi oi r. iu ; 0f Scotfa Store Saturday, r -i
Sunday afternoon with Miss Mary
Lou Bostic. They also visited Mr.
C. Brown Sunday. M- BnH . . Ede-ar Outlaw
Mr. Arnold Mobley spent Sunday friday shopping in Kinston.
and Mrs. Joe Sumner Sunday , "ernoon with. Mr. Joe Brown, Jr. Mrs. I. T. Bishop and daughter,
night.
Miss Lina
style with notable success to such, B.aock spent sun-
varied products as automobiles, air- -y, ""
nintiM. electric irons, women a ,
with - her
dresses, foundation garments, sus
penders and teakettles.
It is favorite contention that pots
and pans should have the same
sweeping beauty of design that a
woman appreciates in her gowns
and her automobile. A woman
should not have to experience a
.lnnrimr dnwn . feeling when she
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Spooner, of
Wilmington were the week end
walks into her kitchen, and should ' w Sn, ,
... a a AW a v IaaIt I
have tmngs arouna Miss Peggy Rlcherson, of Wllm-
' as trim and speedy as the rest of lngton WM the week end guMt of
her world. Mrs. Vistula Moore.
"The appointment of Count Sak-i Mr jjrs. G. K Pickett
honsffsky as engineer for Kelvl- gpent Sunday in Mt Olive.
. nator Corporation is anotner e- Norwood Cale, Dewey Caven
' ample of the sincere effort which augj, George Linden are home
Kelivnator always Is making to for the spring holidays. AU are
keep its proaucts aneaa oi vuo from p j c
in both appearance ana penorm-
We are all very glad to hear Mamie, snent Sunday
that Mr. wasn iszzeu, . wno pan Mn Mr jrying Bishop,
been confined In bed on account of , some of our folks attended the
sickness, la getting along nicely, 'Declamation Recitation contest at
Mr. Ronald Royals spent Sun- b, p, Grady School Friday night
rioif BftArnnAn with Miu lJiniA j m i
of Miss JoseDhlne Carroll SulWavi""' " 1
' i tuzzeii. :, ''necav. of Woodland are visltine
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilkins Mia- Tren Outlaw.
spent Sunday with Mr. ana Mrs.
J. C. Brown.
Mr. Ralph Langston spent Sun
day afternoon with Miss Myrtle
James.
' Mr. Elmo Register spent
week with his parents,' Mr.
Mrs. George Register.
0 '
Edwards
and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Josuah Jones and
G.V.Lanier. . Children, of Beulavllle, visited Mrs.
Mr. W. H. L. Pickett spent the' Jones' mother, Mrs. J. W. Murray
week end with Mr.- Albert Wood 8unday.t' w? v ' " 1
neat Catherine Lake. . . . - , j Mr. Lewis Gurganus and Mrs.
i has fHnn1a . vum xjuivoli, nwui null", vaio vruigouus, u& uiu wvuuii,
:Zty 'Sht and Mondaywith Mra'were married at, Jacksonville, N.
Effle Lee Pelrce near Catherine C, Sunday.
Lake.
Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Brinson, Mr. '13 "pending the week with Mr. and
John B. Brinson made a business' Mrs. Joe Raynor of this section,
trip to Kenansville Tuesday, I Miss Rosle Hunter and Mr. Joe
Mrs. L. B. Brinson died at her Kayao' accompained Mr. and Mrs.
home Monday afternoon, April l.'A- E- Jones to Clinton on a busl
She is survived by one son, one neaa trlP Saturday,
grandchild, and one ; stater and ; Mr- M- J- Thomas, Mr, Joe Ray
three brothers. -fnor, Mr., Elbert James and Mr.
, - r. 0 ' ;. (Russell James . motored over-: to
Jacksonville Saturday evening,
Mr. George Lanier was the guest 1
evening.
Chinquapin News
J Miss Ennie Mobley, of Richlands,
Ra C. Bowden
jW i WARSAW. N. C,
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CABIN NEWS
Teachey News Items
ance," Mr. sneiiieia saia. to p""'--ed
out that the 1935 Kelvinator
models now on display at the local
company's showroom represent the
latest achievements in both cabinet
design and mechanical perform
ance. Sales reoords In Kelvinator
showrooms all over the country
further indicate that these new
models in all proability will enable
Kelvinator to establish a new high
sales record for 1935,
HALLSVILLE NEWS
" Messrs Ralph Veach and Nor
man Bostic made a business trip
to Warsaw Saturday morning.
" Mr. J. K. Bostic, of Dublin, visit
ed in Hallsville Saturday.
- Miss Ruth Jackson and little
Roy Winters, of Rocky Mount
spent the Week with relatives here.
" Among those shopping in War
saw Saturday were; Mr. and Mrs.
Alston Carroll, Mr. Bud Carroll,
and Miss Elma Carroll.
Mrs. Joe Sumner visited Miss
Mary Lou Bostic Friday.
Miss Mary Ruth Williams spent
Saturday night with Miss Doris
Miller.. -
- Mr. M. N. Bostic ,of Burgaw,
Miss Delia Kennedy spent last
the Thursday night with Miss Opal
and Baker, rv V, , vSi w, i v
Miss Graee Bakeiv Miss Delia
Mercer spent, last Thursday night
with Miss Daphne Blizzard.
Mr. Earl Smith and Mr. Cady
Mercer went tn Wilmine'tnn. N. C.
B. Berrian and H. eviho
Miss Verdla Baker visited Miss
Novella Kennedy :, last - Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr. G. P. Rhodes, Miss Char
lotte Greshanv Miss Elver Gres-
Fink rllll Happenings Miss Eunice Reaves, of Golds-
o i boro, and Miss Eunice James, Mr.
Miss Ruth Turner and ' Mr..'.Kellom James, of Penhook, motor
Frank' Parrott, of Klnton, were over to Chinquapin Sunday. ,.
iruests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. How-! Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hood and
ard at Goldsboro recently. ;--v;--'-v. children, of Goldsboro, Mrs. Kat-
Mr. Flavens Williamson was a tie Reaves and children of Plkeville
Quick Service
All Kinds of Electrical Repairing
Messrs M.
C. Boney, of New York, were wel
come visitors In town last week.;;
Mrs. Marvin Barnes spent Fri
day with her nantnta. Mr. and
Miss Lossie Aycock spent last, Mrs. Joe Rlvenbark.
aJtaJST ' MiM Melva Forlaw is home re and wis. Delia Mercer and
.'. Jr q uaPuu I covering from an appendix oper-' Mr irrsnk nw th maat
Miss Ruth Brown and Mr. Louis'atlon. . ,
Wood sDent Saturday afternoon mi t. - of Mu Beaale Davenport Satur-
Wallace. " L."! "u '1 i" 7. """ :V afternoon.
air. juoerc oanaerson ana hiss
Mary
Chinauanin
Mr. Norw6nl Cale was In Wallace JZi .r'XJ1 yl i teke Miss Davenport's boy
neLcltaoMDta. l!ntar?atphy,,,defec!" the. afternoon they
"JrMTjohn BO.UC, -Sfa- their friend Miss
Ti a !-- Mr, Skuison visited his
. . ioih ween euu ai rviuwue.
;;; Placed?
en thoufd coffee
, b served?
Miss Grace Baker, Mr, Adolph
, Amen oanaerson ana Miss the Spring holidays with her par-; Pottar ad MiaTMirnavennort
unTyt0 1"
to take Miss Davenport's boy
Lou Jean.
Muddy Creek News
, oil' -: .,.:.: va,; ".;;;
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lanier
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. .Ray Lanier. ' ,v;V-;
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hunter
visited Mr. R. H. Lanier Sunday.
sister, Mrs.. Sam Jones, of Beula-
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Boney vUle 8unday night.
a vaa. vuu ,' W4 . JXUB
Boney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
I V. Brooks, Cary, N. C.
What U the proper -
placing for silver?
Mrs. D. F. Baker visited ' Mrs. 1
Jannle Kennedy Monday. . -
Mr. Charles - E. Baker. Miss
f. ".Noveila KennedyMis. Ev'a Ken
are glad he is Improving.
: The Baptist - observed ; special
Home and Foreign Mission Pro
gram 8unday, March 31, Those
Mr. Sidney Hunter and family ! taking part were! Catherine Bland,
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. JPn; en Robinson, 5 China;
Ray Bachelor.
Miss Beatrice Mobley spent Sun
day at Snead's Ferry with Mrs.
Oscar Brown.
Miss Senora Lanier entertained
visitors from Deep Bottom. Satur-
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WE HAVE come to consider our part In i the life of the com
muplty that of a public servant The innumerable small services .
we are ' able to perform; , the advice we can ottet regarding
financial problems; our interest in community development; all
rs expressions of the part we have chosen to play to you and '
to our community. , r ' -
, v ' ' An Insitutlon Founded Upon Public Confidence .
' r, AU of our accounts Insured by Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation - '
. y. RESOURCES OVER tl9M)0,000
WARSAW " ' WALLACE
Polly Mae Dixon, Africa; Elwood
Fusell, Cuba; Howard Rlvenbark,
India; Lucile Norrls, Mexico.
Special music was furnished by
the Junior ,aasa.:f.vv':f;s(i;!4,.-
Miss Meriam Wells, of Wallace,
was the guest of Misses Charlotte
and Eloise Wells Thursday night
" Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Forlaw
nedy. Miss Delia. Mercer, Mr. Rob
Jones visited Mr. Frank Baker
and Miss Lizzy Griffin Sunday af
ternoon. . Mrs. Claude North and daugh
ter, Miss Shannie North, of Wilm
ington, spent the week end at Cab
in. Mr. and Mrs.,, Harvey Baker
visited Mrs. Baker's sister, Mrs.
Coy Kennedy Sunday. . .
' Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Brinson, of
Cedar Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Janla
Kennedy visited at Cabin Sunday.
spent vel day. with Mr. and mrZnt nTinrtTw thTwr
Mrs. E. O. Forlaw last week . - 'n A-Z
Wlaa WIMfmI Rlmnharli'. o , " iwiiuou,i vum ouiiuay.
ing Club enjoyed picnic at the riv-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanderson and
chUdren attended the funeral ser-
! er Thursday afternoon, t v Those 1 1. " .; ?.
present were as follows: Mesdame. p nZ ' ntZZ
W. C Fussell, ; J, B. Kllpatric, O. n after-
Er'sn her
C V RJvenbark Mr, Vasaie Kn mother' Mrs. Bal Sanderson, and
,ni.VdM,dR
, Miss Mazle Rlvenbark, of Hope-"' w , """"
. weU, Va,, spent the week end with " ' ' - " : ' -.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
(Co.
spent Sunday at Rocky Point
Sorry to say, Mr. and Mrs.' d
I'M. Holland's Uttle son, Holland, Jr.
has diptheria. 'w'
I Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wallace and
children, of Seven Springs, spent
'Sunday, March 24, with Mr. and
Rlvenbark.
Friends of Mr. Mover McMillian
are glad to know he la at home a
galn. - - .
Messrs. R. W. Wells. Sevmour
Cedar Fork News
Mrs-.. A. R. Wood, Mrs. R. E
Brinson, Mr. C. L. Sloan and Mrs.
McMUlian and Manuel McMillian. Kinston an rmirtohnm
Xjof Greensboro, were welcome vis- - Mr. and Mrs." W. M.. Thigpln
v.itors in town Sunday March 81. . land children spent Sunday with
and Mrs. Dick McLendon Mrs. J. a. Pfnkett. , h. J;
Mr.
Mrs. B. W. Pickett Is spending
a few days with Mrs. L B. Brin
son; r: , -'. ,: ;;;.".;-
Mrs. H. D. Sloan spent Saturday
night with her sister Mrs. LB.
Brinson. , ... , .
Mr. R. L. Sloan, of Columbia, 8.
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We have nude arraagemeoa to conduct a new kind of school for tbs benefit of
our friends and cunomeri. Don't confuse this with ordinary cooking schools,
.because it Is a glamorous, ftsdaating program dealing with problems of cuter
tainiog which come into every woman i bis. ' -
..The school is conducted by a noted Home Economist, trained in the famous
Kelvin Kitchen at Detroit and she will bring you, out of her wide aud varied
v experience, doceas of helpful suggestions which it would be difficult for you to
get in any other way. Some of the subjects of interest are listed at the left, so you
' can see how wide a 6eld is covered in this Hostess School and how much effort
we have put iotq making this a really complete Hostess School. Remember the
: date, the time and the place. Be our guest. s
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DATE, APRIL 10 TIME, 3:C0 P.M. PLACE, SIIOVIX
C, and Mr. C. L. Hoan, ofMary-
Mn and Mrs, Rivers Rouse mo- land, S. C, were t e guest of their
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