Judge Stevens Praises Workers Mrs; Steve ns Sponsor Launching: Golden Fleece With Local Ladies Matron of Honor; Program Part of 28th Anniversary of American Legion In Wil mington; Many State Lead ers Attend. i .. (From Wilmington Star-News) " Praising the work of North Car olina's shipbuilders in an address at the christening of the S. S. Golden Fleece at Wilmington last Friday afternoon, Judge Henry L. Stevens, Jr., of Warsaw, declar ed that the launching of the C-2 vessel was a "real honor to the greatest organization that the world has ever known the Am erican Legion" The launching, with Mrs. Ste vens as sponsor,, was part of 'the observance of the 25th anniver sary of the Legion there. Judge Stevens, former national commander of the Legion, assert A that afnco the birth of the or ganization its members have ciit nave preached f.om many platforms the neea lor a large army anu me inctmimonta nf war. "The Leeion naires knew," he said, "that the countries they fought could not be trusted with large armies. He commended the shipbuilders, 'and called the fitters, drillers, riyeters and others "finished ex perts after two yea.s." He expres sed his pride of the men of the company, "for only two years ago thv were erocery clerks, mech anics, etc., and for the most part hov rp North Carolinians, anc j and i "I . J I . . nvM nlll A mOri .. Under UOU, nicy uc . cans." ... , Judge Stevens asked the empio- Red Cross drive, but to give one day's pay to "help save our sons Vera JiUL lu lw""'"" , HA n nnnfn ni 1 T "N in I MH urhA oio fifrhrtnfT on ia ironis. He discussed and praised the j work and accomplishments of the Kea cross. Speaking of the ' Golden Flee ce," he told of the story that goes with the name, dating back to the historical days of Greece, which was instrumental of every thing fine and worth while in those days. The speaker was introduced by oooooooooooo llfanoca Theatre WALLACE, N. O. The best in motion pictures SUNDAY MAB.86th The Lodger Starring George Sanders and Merle Oberon rttv urnv. Jk TTTES. EXTRA: With The Marines At Tarawa IN TECHNICOLOR MON. ft TUES. MAR. 27-28 Passage To Marseilles Starring Humphrey Bogart WED. MAR 29th One Foot In Heaven Starring Fredrick March and Olivia DeHavilland Bullet Code Starring George O'Brien TOUR. FBI. MAK. 30-31 adaine Curie Starring ' Geer Garson and Walter Pidgeon. SAT. APBTL 1 an From (lio Grande Starring with Don "Red" Barry OWL SHOWi The' Best Mystery Picture Ever Made Cnhonn Gc:st ' Vivtory Jory C S , j v w w v? J w w v U Launching Of W. R Francis, of Waynesville, an employe of the yard, and former judge advocate of the North Caro lina department of the Legion At the beginning of the cere monies, S. P. Ware, secretary of of the company, welcomed mem bers of the Legion and special guests. "These men fought victoriously in the last World War." he said, "and many of them have sons in the armed forces of the United States who are fighting on the farflung battle fronts in this great and terrible war." Mr. Ware added that the com pany was happy to know that many of Its employes are mem bers of the Legion. "They are all making a great contribution to the building of armed cargo ves sels here," he said. In his introductory remarks. Mr. Francis said: "In sending mis snip iniu uip wain, this ship into the water, we hope her record, when finally written. will De as outstanding aim uuyies- sive as the record of the men who built her. Mr Francis told of the mae nificent lob of Judge Stevens, as State Commander, which put him out in front of the Field for Nat-1 ional Commander, to which he was elected by Legionnaires from1 every state in the union. No other , North Carolinian has held the position." l"Jr. r , V j New Hanove- High School band 1 . 1 1 1 A ..U .... An.. ' ' n. tViA piuytu suicnuia nnoj, o ure rvo A ttrair " ac Tina large vessel began its downward ghde and Mrs. Stevens smashed . H t nno I tstft'lA fT rnom. , li ic iiauiuuiioi "-"vy . v. .aui oB..ol - vens matrons of honor were Mrs Carl C. Loth, of Kenansville, and narrnn oitamcl tha Kill 1 1 Fvi TC StO- I Mrs. E. Walker Stevens, of War- saw. Among officials of the state de partment invited to attend, were R. F. Stevens, of Goldsboro, com mander; N. I. Turner, Rich Squ are, I. E. Kelly, Beaufo.-t, C. E. Ihman. Hirfi Point: Georee K. Snow, Mt Airy and Wesley Brown. Asheville, all vice com manders; James Caldwell, Ral eigh, adjutant and finance officer; W. Bryan Boone, of Winston-Salem, national executive committee man; Ralph J. Shell, Hickory, alternate national executive com mitteeman; D. P. McDuffie, Hen derson, judge advocate; Mrs. Eliz abeth F. Sharp, Asheville, histor ian, the Rev. L. A. Watts, Ral eigh, chaplain, and R. L. McMil lan, Raleigh, tiational vice com mander, and Norwood S. West brook, commander of Wilmington Post No. 10. MAXWELL NEWS Pnstnrp Branch H. D. Club held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Cyrus Brock with nine mem bers present. Miss Nettie Grace Cameron gave a nice demonstra tion on dishes, with little or no meat. Miss Stanton was also present. Refreshments were plate and fruit. All reported a nice time. The April meeting will be held at the Pasture Branch school with Mrs. Adron Wallace ana Miss Ruth Wallace as hostesses. All are invited. Mr. and Mrs Roy Rogers en tertained a large number of friends and relatives Sunday at a birthday dinner in honor of Mr. Roger's mother, Mrs. Callie Rog ers. , Mr. and Mrs. Dock Blalock of Jacksonville is visiting here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cottle of Rose Hill spent the weekend with Mr. Dock Wallace. Mr. Herbert Brock spent the the week end with his brother, Mr. Jesse Brock at Rose Hill. Mesdames. Lula Wallace, Os car Brock; Clifton; and R B. Wallace visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed gar Williams near Beulaville Sun day. Mrs. Nora Simmons went to Kinston last week. Mrs. Amelia West and children of Clinton spent Wednesday with Mrs. Eunice West Johnnie Watkins, of Wallace, was here last week. Visiting Wallace this week were Mr. Clifton and R. B. Wallace. Mrs. Nettie WaUace, Hadley Brock and Mr. Tommie Sandlin. Mr Bob Brock and Mr. Fayvel Casteen went to Charity Saturday Mr. and - Mrs: Willie Brock went to Kenansville Friday. Jack M. Coston Jack M Coston. age 80. died suddenly at his home near War saw Saturday morning. Funeral services were held Sunday after noon at 4:00 P. M. .at the home in charge of Rev. G. Vann Steph ens, pastor of the Warsaw Bap tist Church of which he wasa member. Burial followed in Pine crest Cemetery. " He is survived by his widow, the former Ida Blackburn of War saw and ' five children; Mrs. W. H. Bonham, Jr., of Wilmington, B. J.; Fred; J. B.; and Leon Coston, all of Warsaw Hogs J. E. Holcombe, Columbus Coun ty fanner, has found that breed ing of purebred Chester White sows with registered Hampshire boars gives him the best commer cial hogs. Eisenhower appeals to troops be cut 5 to 10. per cent Vessel In KENANSVILLE Society and Personals O.E.S No. 215, Elects Officers Vonnnevtlle No. 215 Order of the Eastern Star elected officers for the coming year at a meeting . held March 14, as iouows: - Miss Besie Kornegay, Worthy Matron; Dr. G. V. Gooding, Wor thy Patron: Mrs ' Ruby Newton, Associate Matron; Mr. F. W. Mc Gowan, Asociate Patron; Mrs. Pearl Kornegay, Secretary; Mrs. Leona West, Treasurer; Mrs. Pannie Rhodes, Conductress and Mrs. Mary Jewel Dotson, Assoc iate Conductress. A contribution of $10 was made to the Red Cross; $2.50 to the En dowment Fund; $2.50 to the Edu cational Fund; $1.00 to th Eas ter Egg Hunt Fund and $3.00 to the Octagon Coupon Fund. Plans were made for a public installation to be held on March 28th Mrs. Brinson Hostess Mrs Woodrow Brinson enter- tt,0H' hor bridee club on last Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Three additional tables were at play. St. patrick tallies seated the guests as tney arrived to the five tables that were attractively arranged in i it,.!. vwim nriH rtinin? room LUC llVAllg awmmm a wnicn were niauuc v Sion. LiOveiy spring iiuwera toc used for decorations in the two - -. mi . i. a. i rnrmc vpd thp Wirn seore award for the Miss Marina ncKeii recei- , h m(limCn nresent and Miss . t-ilit 4.1 .uu.. UlrvU n score priZei Mesaames vance a. G d j B WaUace tied for "KTfc aA ,nVl woro remembered appropriately. The hostess assisted by Misses Fisher Edna Earle Edgerton and Nettie Grace Cameron served a congeal ed salad plate at the close of the games During the Progression they served coca colas and salted nuts. PERSONALS Mrs. Lee Cannon of Amerlcus, Ga., has been spending some time here with her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Joiner, she came to be with her little grandson, Jerry, who broke his leg some time back. Mrs. Walter Joiner of Shellman, Ga., has been visiting her son, G. H. Joiner and his family. Mrs. P. C. Barwick and P. C Jr., of Kinston visited Mrs. I. C. Burch one afternoon recently, for the IN EVERY pulpweod producing sec tion, a great civilian 'army is helping to win tho war. But in placo of guns and grenades, Hs. weapons are tho woods man's axe and saw. Those men are a . part of the productive Home Front which General Eisenhower said -is necessary to defeat tho Nazis in 1944. But more volun teers at prevailing pay Scales are needed. There Is plenty of pulpwood around here, pulp wood going uncut -while military needs 1 1 J JsJ At The Wilmington Mrs. Caroline Strang spent last week end in Greensboro wun husband, George Strang at Camp N B. Bonev went to Raleigh one day this week on legal busi- ness mr-. a T rtinL-cnn and small rjrnavo Ann of Coates UauUlCi, vrcsit:v km Kaon violtincr AITS. J . nave wv.v Mica "Moi-tVlH ramDbell Who Goldsboro icuuna .w . loot woo ir pnd with Mrs. A T. Outlaw- Bridge Club Meets Mrs. J. M. Brock entertained u- k.un, iiiv nn lnst Wednes- day night at eight o'clock. Mrs. Vance B. Gavin and Miss Helen Hunt were additional guests Club members high score was won by Mrs. N. B. Boney and the visitors prize by Miss Hunt. The hostess served chocolate cake and jello with coffee. Card Club Meets Miss Lula M. Hinson was hos tess to tne mursaay anemoun card club this week. All members 1 were present but one and her va- cancy was filled by Mrs. Bess Hines, sister of the hostess. High score was won by Mrs. W. J. Pick- ett and traveling prize by Mrs. L. A. Beasley Lemon pie was ser-1 ved prior to adjournment. OUTLAW'S BRIDGE NEWS (Intended for last week) Mrs. M. L. Outlaw Honored On 75th Birthday Mrs. M. L. Outlaw, Sr., was on her 74th birthday husband entertained witn a oar- Hinnpr Guests for the oc- racinn tvprp thpir children, trrand- children nieces, nephews and friends. A sumptuous dinner of barbecue, slaw, pickles Dreaa, uarDecin?, aid w, picnics uicau, fried chicken, salads, sandwiches, a variety oi pies ana canes, cui- t 3 oninti at tho ice anu ico ciyucu .v a , . noon hour. Mrs. uuuaw receiveu many useful and attractive pres ents. pulpvood army for pulpwood products mount. Tho shortage is in manpower to cut it. How can you help? Cutting pulpwood can be a part-time or full-time ob. Perhaps you can do your part In your own woodlot. Perhaps you can cut oa shares in a neighbor's woods. Do You Know? Over M ef all pulpweod b wed In packaging farm products, the pocking and distribution ef foods nay be seriously upset tab year by a shortage of paper and boxes from pulpweod. 1 - WALLACE fe'. FA" - TST1( TWOSOME. Dnnny K nJ Din.li Shore, In ' - ,u,..eoul rfre.u Me-c- of SaM.uel GoWwyn'. -Lp in Arm." b lerlinlroJor, m.. Ua,. TVimnnsfrAtion Club AilV IIWIG -.." - will meet Monday afternoon Mar. 20th at 3 f. AL wiin w n..i..., aii mMnhm are ureed to be present and visitors are wel- or. . Worth Miss Sallie Outiaw of j North Wilkesboro and Miss Esie Mae Outlaw of SelnM spent the week end with their sister Miss Fannie Outlaw. Mrs. Guy Smith of Sneads Ferry spent Saturday and Sun- day with Mrs. Ben Frank out- law. the annual Dedication Service Lt J. R. Jones, Jir., has notl-, program with all members taking fied 'his wife, the former Miss part At the close of the meeting Helen Parker, of his safe arrival a delightful social hour was en in England. I joyed. The hostess served delicious Sgt. tsennie i uman na ucch . visiting relatives here iffiofl rtafau Outlaw nf Golds- boro spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr. ana (Mrs. Paul Outlaw. Miss Eloise Malpass of Camp . . . J . ilUOa w Davis spent several oays i nwuc D. H. Outlaw and Jennings Price of Mt Olive were among Mr. ana am. uoo uuum i children of Kinston visited the former's Darents. Mr. and Mrs M T. Ontlnw Sr.. Sundav. Mrs. Leonard Sutton and chil dren of Mt Olive RFD, spent uicu w mxw vf -r Saturday night with Mrs. Sutton's ihuuici, uuo, ".t? ... Hfra TJnrtt MnlnaSS And Cilil- r - - . 1 ' i J 4. 7vrrkr I n j aren visueu reioum m riiiHnr tho wppk pnd. Mrs. G. H. Ulrich was hostess t4 If you have the time but no wood, get In touch with this mill and we will try to team you up with someone' who has wood and no way to cut it. i p.- ) i, J ill! Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock to the A. U. W with a splendid attendance of members. Mrs. M. W, Simmons presiding, called the meeting to order. Mrs. Leroy Simmons led the de"otlqnal. Dur ing the business an Interesting feature was the reading of the minutes of the first meeting 16 years ago. Miss Rachel Outlaw was first president and Mrs. M. W. Simmons secretary. Program fa- the afternoon was nome maae ice cream ana coon- ies The Aoril meeting will be held with Mrs. M. L. Outlaw. TrAaM.an nhaarvoi the hpcHn- ning of his twelfth year in office. Sliding Doors on OIL-PLATING is like outdoing n i vJTmE )i . M ; MA bird in the hand" is worth a whole flock of 1950 can with wings or even mora moderate 1945vtbodels that aren't here yet either. Better grasp the big ad vancement that'a ready now... Better have your, engine oil-plated! - x Conoco NA motor oil, for your needed Spring change, at once brings your engine internal oil plating the foebf cursed engine acids! These un avoidable "leftovers" of combustion were a menace even when partly driven off by the Bteady heat of long trips. But rationing brought short jumps, with '. overcool operation that magnified acid attacks. It's high time now in any car; under any conditions to check rampant acids. And youll succeed with' Conoco N'A oQ, containing an advanced synthetic . This acts "magnetlike"...makes metals attract and hold their acid-resistant shield of oil-platinq. ' Though your engine's cool or hot running or not the oil-flatino doesn't all promptly drain down to ' the crankcase. And where there's oiL-PLATiNa, the acids that' want to destroy are told to "Keep Off 1" ; That's how Conoco oil can advance your car's chance to keep going. Change for Spring today at Your , Mileage Merchant's Conoco station. Continental Oil ..Company . . ;'.''. ..' conoco Rainy Weather . Delays Planting Of Spuds several weeks has resulted in "se rious delay" in the planting of J this State's early commercial .Irish potato crop vegetable mar- Iketing specialists with the State impairment or Agriculture report. - D. S. Matheson said thet "tf proximately 15 per cent of tl total acreage has been put in the ground." He added that potato Clucers In Eastern North Caro ordinarily finish their plant ing around March 15th. SC2m' tBi Feather-light. Celtagal in tusc'oui spring shades Styled by GAGE 4295 Kramer's Dept. Store WALLACE, N. C." safe cars tomorrow YOUR ENGINE the future-today . ? MOTOR OIL .J M nm wimii l W" - .sAmmsX "7

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