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1 J. O. r ' 1 S ;d IJ
' v.'::t to , tun on
y. '
. O. li. I i i t to Gokld
i 1 m ' y of I -.st week,
. i. E. " -ton and cbil-
sv 1 1 ( .:" ' o on Thurs--f
1 v .i to i tiiir Christ-
.. '. ' i . j. A .T. Outlaw went
' C.s.: ij one 5iy lust week.
.V. CooJ':.g and Mrs. Al
ton went to Kinaton Sat-
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1,4 IV
I i LVUy Jenkins and Mrs.
1 -1 ITitcher went to Ooldsboro
a y kat week. , .
: rs. 1'ary Smith of Wilmington
2 i fcpeti vi , V.vg Mrs. C. E. Quinn.
' Ijs. Hubert Carroll Wells Is
r "ndli-j this week at her home In
I . Ilngion. -.
Mrs. Im A. Beasley has been vis
iting her daughter) Mrs. C. C. loth
ia Way?;o .boro, Va.
Miss Lutty Southerland has been
r?end;- r some time in the borne of
R.V. V.olis.
? Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brock and
children went to Kinaton shopping
Monday afternono.
Mr, J. O. 'Bowman made & busi
ness trip to Wilmington and South
ron on Tnursday of last week,
' Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Burch and
little daughter, Mary Sue. apent the
past week end in Burlington with
. : : f
i ITis. Iiiji.H (,:;um. Mrs.
i. was the, former, Myrtle
s cr uiis place. .
t. Albert Outlaw was hostess to
i:. M. O. Sewing Club on last
jl. ;.:ay afternoon from 3:30 to
5:C3. Her attractive bungalow on
the rulavllle highway was taate-
r y decorated with red candles
and holly carrying out the Christ
mas spirit, trior , to adjournment
the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
D. S, Williamson In serving delic
ious refreshments in two counm.
The firsf course consisted of a con
gealed milt salad with accessories.
This was followed bv tnnihunu
cake and whipped , cream topped
wim a cnerry. , ,
Mrs. N. B. Bonev wm . ananiai
visitor on last Tuesday afternoon
. . in : . . . .
uio Aiuuuaiy meeting in Faison
which was held in the home of Mrs.
Tank Faison with Mrs z. i nih.
son as Joint hostess. '
Mrs. Annie Ingram accomDanied
Mrs. Nellie Southerland to Kinaton
on Sunday. . '
J. O. Bowman, Jr., Is expected
here i Friday from Chattanooga,
xeiui. wnere ne nun nmi in aonnni
at McCaJUe. He will ?. spend the
Christmas holidava hara with hi.
parents. He will also visit relativ
es at Garland.
Mesdamea Josenh, Wnii.
OUver Stokes went to Wilming
ton on Thursday of last wir hn
(Mrs. Gilbert Hnnnvr.urr
panied her husband on Monday of
this week to Moreheitrl
iuiu r on Macon. . t
Misses Bruce Wilcox and Kate
Newton, accompanied Mrs. G. V.
i ,'V.uH , J.
1- r. Ic. L. C urr, County Health
u. icc-r is giving Fhvaical Examl.
r.y" a of the 1st, and 2nd. grades
or Wallace, Magnolia and Chin.
qufjpin Bcnoois. .
I MAlfii171 F c'iii7 at I
, ' ' . ' MAKES BREAD GOOD TO THE - , ' '
'I LAST CRUMB
ASK FOR IT AT TOI7B LEADINO GROCER
: : YES ITS WATER GROUND
J ' - 5 v PUT UP AND GUARANTEED BY
j - MA)CWELL'S MILL
; " . . i H. D. MAX WEJLI' Proprietor
i PINK IIILJ, ; Route No. 3
Mrs.A.W.Oakes
FAISON Funeral, anrvlr-m fnr
Mrs.- A. W. Oakes, 68, were con
ducted from the Methodist Church
in Faison Sunday afternoon bv Jir
pastor, the Rev. F. B. Joyiier. Bui
nu was in tne family plot at Rain
bow Church near Kinaton. , , t -
Mrs. Oakes died at her homa a
few miles west of Faison Saturday
aiiernoon. sna bad been in failing
health for several years, but was
seriously ill only one day. Had she
uvea unm juav ana and Mr. naicM
would have celebrated their vnMm
wedding ; anniversary. Before her
""""so aoe was juias LAura ju
Ilngton. ,. - , , - '
Survivlnsr are her husband. A. w
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veuves, ana me loiiowinr nniinmn1
Mrs. Frank fimlthermjui anil Hfm
Hilliard Best Of! Winatnn-Snlnm
Mrs. George Randolph of Enfield,
A. W. Oakes, Jr.; of Weldon, A. C
Oakes Of Hookerton. Mrs. J. R
Watson, B. W., F. W., nd Anen
wanes oi auon.
Faison Child Hurt V
When Hit By Auto;
GkIdsboro. Dec, 16 W Claud Wll-
inn rt I
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Bvrd of Fainon
Is in the Ooldsboro Hospital with
serious injuries received yesterday I
when; he was knocked down .bv nn
automobile on a street In Faison.
He was brought to the hospital
in an unconscious condition. - anri
Xray picture showed that his skull I
was iracturea. n luui mm aiiffar.
,edl,concuaslon. His physician stated i
uxiay there was some evidence of I
returning consciousness.
The little bov reoortedlv ran
from' behind a narked car in fmnt I
of an approaching car. The driver
im uie car accompamea the child
ana ais parents to uoiasboro.
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Calypso Church
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Christmas Services
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1 1 II QUEST. CASH PIIICE
t FOR - ' . ,
CHICKENS AND EGGS
BEAUTANCUS v
: Our Christmas
The bovs . and cfrbt come
from college and rennlte the
family circle and 'that would
be approved by Jesus. Sons
and daughters away from
home following some business
or Profession come home for
.the 4ay, and that would meet
Hi appro vbA. Special services
at the Churches would please
the Master whose blrthdav we
1 aire trying to celebrate.
But .did you ever stoo to
think how It must cn-elve th
Christ Child Jesus, when we
give lanre crifts to others and
forget to give a gift to Him?
When we break the blessed
ness of alienee with thundnr.
ing fireworks; when we allow
whisker, wine or beer to en
ter our bodiee which He has
; declared to be the home of the
poly Spirit; when we take the
Christmas season as an o4
slon to let the bars down and
live lives of ease: when we be.
come so Interested in pleasure
anq mugs that we fonret al
together that this is His Bir
thday? Yes do we ston tornr
nough to think what Christ
mas means r.
Christmas Day is th eei.
braUon of the Birth of Jesus.
Then lets spend It in a way
that will glorify Him.
Calypso. Dec. 16th. The. Ralvnnn
Baptist church will celebrate the
Dirtnoay of Jesus Christ, who
Should be first In our heart, thi.
Joyous season. Dec. 22 at u-nn
O'crock A. M. -
The church familv will trathAr in
His name and at His house to hon.
or the coming of the Seviour of the
woria, ana to make a offering
equal to or more than th mint
spent on any earthly friend. Every
memoers is urged to be present
Trucks-Mqre-Trucks
VISIT OUR STORE BEFORE YOU BUY
;4 , UAjuuOUlh OJCily t
'4 C03JIETIC SET,
I . PEHFUME, , ' . ' L ,,HM
. Have you been to Wilmincton
lately? You oueht to eo and see
what the heavy trucks have done
to Highway 40. At present it is
ungate -ior travel in many plac
es, the surface having been broken
through by heavy loaded trucks.
How can we tell what is tearing
up the roads? You will notice that
the breaks are on the rierht-hand
side of the highway coming from
Wilmington, and that Js the side
the trucks out -of Wilmlneton. load
ed with fertilizer and, oil drive on.
roe left hand side on which the
trucks return to Wilmington Is in
much better shape but with, the
cotton season On ust.we can expect
other damage to the roads from
these heavy trucks.
What can we do about it? tt.
be careful for these trucks "are
very dangerous as thev soeed -
long the road at full speed. Then
lets see If we can't put to heavy
hauling back on the biggest tax
payers In the ? county, the Rati.
roads. They have made the coun
try what it is todav. lets irive than. '
ine oreaK.
'wardens to serve' under the district
warden. . .
Now in case a fire, breaks out.
what equipment does the district
warden have. In selecting these
men. the county warden tried to
choose men who had srood common
sense so as to know how to act
under an emergency. , Each' dis
tric warden has , a hand pumn
which has a capacity of five gal-
low, ana wnicn sends out water la
a spray or small stream as the
fire may require. Buckets are fur-
oisnea so tnat helpers can keep
the tank on the pump full of wa
ter at all times. This is a very ef
ficient fire fighting emplement
Each warden will also have two
fire . fighter is called the "Swat
ter".; This instrument la made from
null belting 12 by IS inches, fixed
on the end of a handle and is used
to beat out the fire. Each warden
has about three of these and those
who have had the opportunity to
use tnem say that they work fine.
Your county Forest Warden
asks that you be very careful a-
bout setting out fire on vour farm
land before you do set out said fire
bo sure ana notuy ail adjoining
landowners that you are Dlanmnr
to do some burnimr so that thev
can oe on the lookout.
Mr, Major Jones was a visitor of
uss reari Harnett Saturday night
, bw, uuia, Kena Thomp-
son were visitors of Miss Verdi
Bonnie and Julia Jones Saturday
"'5"- mut ounaay., , ,
Mr. Rubert , Hineal Mr. I J.
Potter, Rev. J. H. Edagrds of Mn
Olive were vialtnin nt ui. Qn..
Harper .Sunday, . ,
Mr. ,8am JHarner w.s
of Miss Rosa Thompson Saturday
Mr. Major Jones was a visitor of
Miss Neta Thompson Sunday nite.
Mr. Elbert -Summerlin was a visil
tor of Alice Rouse Sunday.
- Miss Bessie Potter ami w. v um
were .business,, visitors in Kinaton
noay. v ,
Mr. Horace Le wau . viaifn.
. . ' " . w.iri ui
uons rotter Sunday.
5 Mr. Juan. Rouse and E. K. Hill
were yiafton of mn nu;
. . MCkUC
Potter Sunday.
Potter's Hill News
f WAFFLE IRON
PERCOLATOR COMPACT
VJ 'zzn, Hollingsworth and Martha Washington Candy
M rL ! tittxtii a tilt rnT '!
MAA A1J KfMJJAf
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FLASIILIGHT,
Our County Forest
Fn-e Dept. At Work
It Is interesting lust to know the
inner workings of the many organ-
izauons in our midst and that Is
what we are Plannincr to do thi.
week with . our Forestry Depart
ment. , xou remember that there
is one County . Forestrv Warden.
and under him them .are
districts with the district warden
in charsre. In several of theaa
trlcta h&ve; been appointed deputy
It is the dutv of everv rlHun
Who sees a fire burnlnar In
field or woods, to report the fire at
once to the nearest warden, and
Offer to assist him in anv
possible with the fire. We hope
mat ail citizens will cooperate
with the department and make
prompt reports on all fires. More
next week. Material furnished by
Ralph Miller. Countv irhnutti.
Warden.
PINE Y GR0VE
Mr .and Mrs-. Needhairi Strnuri
were visitors of Mr., and Mrs. Sim
pson Haroer Sunday. Mr. anil Mn
Paul Lee and children Sunday P.
!.-
Mr. Juan Rouse was a visitor of
Miss Dorris Potter Sunday.
Kathleen Jones. Wilbert Hill
Earl Harper, Willard Jones were
visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Stroud Sunday.
Miss Goldie Jones of Seven
Springs was a visitor of Miss Ellen
Harper Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Smith and
children were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie Smith of near Deep!
nun Sunday.
We are all sorrv to know that
Mr. Peter Deaver is not improving I
mucn at uenerai Memorial hospi
tal at Klnston.
Mrs. N. R. Tlncren and children
were ine guest of. Mr. and Mrs,
Emitt Thigpen Sunday.
Miss Rannie Quinn is home af
ter a long visit' at Smithfield.
The regular monthly meeting
was held at Limestone Chanai th.i.
weekfend.
' Mis Cendetta Quinn and TVm
Wuinn went to Ft Barnwell on bu
siness Monday .
Mr.and.Mrs. Cagle Houston
were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Houston Saturday night
Mrs. Matilda Herring was the
guest of Mrs. c. L. Quinn last
week.
MlaSAa ifavlea
. a
trice Edwards were the guest of
inisses settle and Zedie Quinn Sun
nay.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown
went to Klnston on a shopping trip
Saturday. .
Miss Leona Taylor is spending
"u ween witn miss Kannie Quinn
! Mr .and Mrs. Lant Turner and
children were the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Turner Sunday.
Everyone is sorry to hear that
Mrs. R. L. Quinn and Miss R E
Rhodes are 1U.
ploj. which... was, the. jcharopioaship
team of last year, Pollocksville,
KasMypBand jHed with Rose
.line uplfdktteBeuIavflle girls:
Swannle" Thigpen, F; Eva Mae
WilUame-.Fj. AE-ellne TMitnrH.
Dorothy Albertson Evelyn
Horn On Mabel Kennedy G.... i
Substitutes: Dannie Mae Neth
ercutt F; ,LfUlan Albertson. F. XJ1
Han -Alberts. Fr- Delia Kennedy'
F; Gladys Edwards F. , - j
The boys also ' played a hard
game but the .'Kenanavnin Vm...
walked to victory In the fm.i i
score 7-13. .
Line up for Beulavllle boys:
Linwood Parker H-. uii.i u..'t '
. .. - WW AU1ILVI
;F; George Lanier"F; Macon Brown
narry Miller G. Substitute. Bill
Cumbers G. '
Musical Program
ROSE ,,HXLL " In" a musical
program given in Chapel at the
onowjiui High School on Thurs
day morning, by K. E. Hurst, Di
rector of the Goldsboro School of
Music, Miss Audrey Weiss" Farrior
of Rose Hill rendered a piano so
lo and accredited herself well, Mr.
Hurst announced. Mt
- M . ,
who possess much musical ability,
has been a dudiI of Mr Hu
A "."IIIL IUI
the past three years.
Kodak Films Develoned. V.ivht .
ppsure Roll and Eight Prints 40c.
Southern Art Co.
KENAMSVHXE, N. C.
Beulayille Girls Win
Over Kenansville
A most enthusiaatic basket hull
game was played in the Beulaville
High School Gym, Monday night,
December 9. The score was close
up to; the half, but then the girls
played harder than ever. The con
test edded In the defeat of Kenans
ville 13 to 27.
During this session the Beula
ville girls have won the following
games, with, B. F. Grady, Chinqua-
JOHN M. LITTLE
Black and Little
KINSTON'S
High Class Jewelers
130 N. Queen St.
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SINGER SEWING
MACHINES
New and Used Liberal Allowance
for Your Old Machine.
CALL OR NOTIFY '
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SEVEN SPRINGS
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ARE YOUR VALUABLES SAFE ? !
Are yo taking care of your valuables as you should, or are
yen leaving them tucked away in some nook or corner where
they are liable to be burned or stolen?. Land deeds, jcjwelry,
etc, represent an investmnt and should be protected. .Why
not play safe when it wiM cost you so little. A safety deposit
box fer your valuables can be rented at this bank at verv little
cost and your worries will be over. Ask us.
Keep a Good Laxative
always in your home ,
a onnif nUtahht lAvativm. nnA ha
without one! Do your best to pre-
ran f tel sajr of Hi dlninwrtils smpkau
ooming on. . . "W turn sstd Ttaadtord's
BUck-Draufht for II nw sad ha foand
It a nr. UMfirf nulkiltunaikt Mar. nualbf
enght to Dm la tMrnbaM, vrltM im
Perry Hick, of Blton, Tmm. "t Uk. Uuk-
other nil whet, s rood l&x.Ure ot purftttr
Draufht fins food rajulU."
BLACK-DRAUGHT
BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO.
MEMBER f, . C.
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1 4 1
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THE DELICIOUS STUMP SOUND VARIETY
. , ROASTED RIGHT SERVED RIGHT
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Located Tollman's Shell Service Station near New River Bridge
; JACKSONVILLE, X. 0.
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USED ONES IN PERFECT CONDITION fffO VP
New Ones $195.00 ,UB, . ' Baby Grand. 9o.00 Up
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We do expert tuning at reasonable prioee ;
i We pay $3 to ?5 for information leading to a sale.
h LET US PLACE A PIANO ON APPROVAL
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