INSURE '.'.YOUR-' '
YOUR PiCKHOUSE AND TOBACCO
BUILDINGS ARE TOO HARD TO REPLACE AND TOBACCO IS
TOO VALUABLE TO TAKE A CHANCE
SEE
M.F. AILKEH, Jf.
KENANSVILLE
Classified
FARM LOANS
LONG TERMS
LOW INTEREST
Privilege To Repay Any Time
Before Maturity. See or Write:
DE WITT CARR. SECTY-TREAS.
CLINTON NAT'L FARM LOAM
ASSN. BOX 148 - TEL 509-tt
CLINTON, N. C.
PROTECT YOUR GROWING
CROPS FROM DAMAGE BY
IIAIL WITH R. W. BLACKMORE,
Agent, RELIABLE INSURANCE
SERVICE, WARSAW, N. C.
WANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUF
FTTRT Vfl from Kldnev or Back-
u-k tn in KIDDO. Onlv 97 cents.
Money back guarantee at Kenan s
vUle Drag Store.
4-2-45 pd.
KENANSVILLE
MISS MORROW IS WED TO REV. CRAFT
IN LOCAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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full skirt And lone flowing
Church was the scene of another train. Her veil of illusion was cap
pretty wedding here in Kenans-' shape and was held in place with
ville N C, on Monday night, orange blossoms. She carried a
June 26 1944, at 8 o'clock, when ; white Bible with satin streamers
Miss Ma'daline Morrow became the; and Gypsophelia centered with an
bnue oi JVir. Alien mi. ihuu
nan .Tnhn Morrow, father or tne
bride wasthe officiating minister.
A program of nuptial music was
rendered by Mrs. Ralph Carlton,
pianist, Mrs. Walter Stroud, so
loist, and Mrs. E ma W. Meadows,
violinist.
The bride entered the room on
the arm of Mr. R. V. Wells, by
1 whom she was given in marriage.
She wore a floor lengtn mouei oi
M,eo TTlio ThAi-osta Goodine. the
Maid of Honor was the brides
only attendant She wore a pink
nf MnuosAline de SoiT and
lace and carried a mixed boquet
of flowers. x ,
The best man was Irvine Mitch
ell of Southport, N. C.
The ushers were Richard Gam
mon of Fayetteville, N. C and
Gower Croswell of Williamston.
M;n Morrow, mother or tne
--".- She wore a noor lengtn mouci j( Mvs Morrow, motner or we
drilled "ow and pay for gj white satin fashioned with a round brjd gowneA m a blue silk
months later. Write for quotation . . , n'mlltion sleeves. , ;. j . ehnliiiw r-
- . . Ilt-1.IV nnu " vrSH HIHl WU1C C -
give wrecuon irow i .
HEATER WELL CO.,
RALEIGH, N. C
'pointed at the finger tips; fitted
SCOUT
WANTED Woman or girl toi
do light housework for couple
with one cniia. ioniaci
Charlie Outlaw, route two, Mt.
Olive.
6-30-pd.
FOB SALE 2 Cows. One fresh
with S week old calf; one will be
fresh in about two weeks. First
calves. See C. H. Holland, Rt. 1,
Kenansvllle.
7-7 pd.
seed. This year's seed. $1.00 per
pound. See or write ueorge wiu
lams, Warsaw.
7-7-St. C.
Duplin
Theatre
WARSAW
iersev and wore
sage of roses,
Southwestern University, Mem
phis, Tenn and The Union Theo
logical Seminary In Richmond, Va.
He has been supply pastor of the
Paulnvlllp. And Hallsville
group of Presbyterian cnurcnes
for the past two summers.
Amnntr the other compliments
paid the bridal couple during the
past week was a cake cutting held
Snndav. June 25. 1944 from
seven to eight o'clock on the at
tractive lawn of the John A Gav
ins.
t-- Mm n v fioodine were
hosts on Monday at a delightful
luncheon tar the bridal party and
out of town guests.
Joint Hostesses
MimM TV K Williams and
Andrew Scott also Miss Lois Wil
liamson were Joint hostesses here
nn ioct WodrwHidav nieht at 8:15
when they entertained about 40
guests from Kenansvuie ana
son. Bridge was played at nine
tables. The hostesses did not piay
They we.-e assisted In serving i
nraat mursp' bv Mrs. G. E. Jones
Mrs. J. M. Brock receivea mgn
Sewing Club
Mrs. D. S. Williams entertained
on Tuesday afternoon of this week
a a ifalicrhtfiil nnrrh nnrtv. The
guests were members of the BMG
Sewing (JluD, miss Luia bl runson
and sister, Mrs. Bess Mines.
Pr-lnr tn adlnurnment the euests
were served red Jello and whipped
cream topped with crushed pecans.
' me nostess was assistea in ser
ving by Mrs. N. B. Boney.
T7 SS! JS S&JtZ 1
I ? 1 "3
II 4,4 i
Txiuii.lii oftor tVia mmnonv amra nrl7 ana Mm DalSV UTaVen
a wedding reception for the happy second high score. Mrs. Louise
young couple was held In the home , Wells Mitchell was given the Con-
or XV. V weus, ruling mcuiun , auuuuu.
the local church. Mr. ana son.
3. E. Jerritt greeted the guests at
the front door and Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Gavin presented them to the
receiving line composed of the
bridal party.
Jean Mercer Honored
Jean Mercer,' attractive flaugh-
o. rJ Mr and Mrs. .William Mer
cer of Goldsboro was honored last
T -. l U ..Hinlnn Ulr and Cntiiw.ir aftarnnnn on her SeV-
XJCItCr HI U1C t ' V. I i b. MBWWJ .
Mrs. Craft left for a wedding tripjenth birthday when she was given
...ootora tmrt nt h Ktata a nortv hpm hv her erandmother,
w liv7 T. CO MM w 1 J
i- v. m afAn at Gam Naitrtnn Jpan had Deen
wrwsre ntcy imjurc iw owf i'hai .
Lake Junalaska for several days, spending the week here with her
upon meir return, uiey wiu muw graiiuiMuwva.
Birthday Party
Mr Jim Bowden entertained
about 25 little girls and boys one
afternoon recently In honor of her
son, Jimmy, who was eignt years
old. She was assisted in entertain
ing the little folks by her sister,
Mrs. L R. Jones. After many In
teresting games the guests were
served ice cream and cake. The
cake was topped with pink candles
LOCALS
Master Jimmy Bowden spent
several days in raison witn nis
Aunt Grace. ,
Mrs. Mary B. Wallace accompa
ntarf Mn Jn Wallace to Wil
mington last Sunday to visit rela-
tlvaa
Mis Margarette Dail spent last
week in Kington with her aunt ,
The J. E. Jerrltts went to Dur
ham Monday for their son Jimmy,
whn haax hopn attending the N
V-12 Training Unit there. They
were accompanied by N. B. Boney,
Jr. '
Mrs. Erma W. Meadows and
Miss Sue B. Lee went to Wrights
ville Beach last week end.
Rev. and Mrs. Dick Gammon of
. r ayeiievuie. lonneny oi . wnm
I quapln spent Monday here with
Mrs. Harvey Boney attended a
meeting In Raleigh this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Weeks and
tie Beach in South Carolina last
moAle Ann -
Mrs. James S. Wilson and two
children also Mrs. William Mer-
thelr home In Kenansvllle during
th eiimmpr but will so to Rich
mond, Va., early this fall.
Mrs. Craft, a petite blond, is tne
dnuorhtor nf Rav. and Mrs. J. H.
Morrow of Picayune, Miss. She
attended Minsaps uoiiege in jbck
son. Miss., and taught school
several years in her native state.
Mr IVnft fa thA inn nt tna h n.
win B. Crafts of Kosciusko, Miss.
He received his education at
SUN. - MON. JULY 2-3
Pin Up Girl
(TECHNICOLOR)
with BETTY GRABLE,
and MARTHA RAYE
TTJES. JULY" 4
Memphis Oellc
(TECHNICOLOR)
You Can't Ration
Love
with BETTY RHODES .
' WED. JULY 5 .
DOUBLE FEATURE
Laramie Trail
with BOB LIVINGSTON
Cirl In The Case
with JANIS CARTER ,
TinjRS. - FBI. JULY e-7
Purple Heart
with DANA ANDREWS
end RICHARD CONTE
SAT. JTLY 8 :-!:""" v"
DOUBLE FEATURE
:rtn:rs Of The
i rcil
;c::::ny .ac crown
; :::da Hystery :
'T:irc3Tii ,
Mrs. Joiner Entertain
Mrs. G. H. Joiner entertained
nuita a mrmW nf little folks One
afternoon last week, honoring her
son, Jerry who was rive years
on that occasion. She was assisted
it Mn Rninh Carlton in enter
taining her small guests and in
serving the deliscious refreshments
which followed tne games.
ann m -aVTaimC YIP A 'KI ATTI1?R80N
ritwv-uo -
in .ij Qiicrhtpr nf Mr. and
ur, Anlrour Patterson, of Ke-
nnnsviiie is now a Girl Scout
ir:...i. nooQ " ShA has been a
Scout only about a year and has
completed tnree ivw
ments.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY
DUPLIN COUNTY
VS
SUSAN BOWDEN (C)
Th AofanAant Susan Bowden
will take notice that an action en
.n .kniu iho nature of
which is fuUy set out in the duly
verKied complaint or me luamuu,
heretofore filed in this matter, to
which reference is had, as follows:
To foreclose tax liens ror un
paid taxes for the following years
and the following amounts, exclu
sive of interest, penalties and cost
thereon due:
1931
1933
1935
1937
1939
which
$1.65
1.05 v
1.16
' 1.24
1.24
1932
1934
1936
1938 '
1940
$1.70
1.05
1.09
124
154
the
ara Ba&AssAd against
following lands In Duplin County,
North Carolina, Faison Jown-
eMn- Plainer the same land deSCrt-
w.j i. acA tr-nm R. M Williams
UCU 111 wv -w. - -
to Susan Bowden, recoraea m
RnnW-284. nace 257. Duplin Cotin-
ty Registry, and being the same
land listed by susan tsowaen io
taxes during the years nerem set
out containing 1 Jot; which said
lands above described are the pro
perty of the said detenaani namea.
And the defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Duplin
County In the Courthouse in Ke
nansville, North Carolina, on the
31st day of July, 1944, and answer
n, Aamur tn thA comnlaint of the
plaintiff filed in said action, on or
before tne Ziina aay oi ouiy, ,
or the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in
the complaint. . ;
This the 28th day of June, 1944.
H. V. Wells, Clerk Superior Court.
7-21-4t. D. CO.
WE WILL BE OPEN
MONDAY
Almost exclusively for sale of
WAR BONDS
Bring your cash, check book, or what have
you to BUY BONDS - We will Issue
SERIES "E"
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.0" The Spot
an4 ' turn ohllriapn of GoldS-
vr vu.M
boro spent last week end here
with the sr.m rsewions. -
Mrs. J. B. Wallace and otners
accompanied Mrs. Bob Grady to .
Goldsboro last Saturday.
Mrs. D. S. Williamson, Miss Lois
Williamson and Mrs. Andrew,
Scott went to Goldsboro one day
Misses Ellen and Eleanor South
erland spent several days recently
at home with their mother, Mrs.
L. Southerland. '
Mrs. Velma MacDonald has bam
a patient in Memorial .Hospital
this week. ;- - ,
Notice
-r
axpayers
There will be an increase of 2-3 of one per
cent on all unpaid taxes, beginning July 2nd.
Pay your taxes now and save.
I. N. HENDERSON,
Tax Collector
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