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Qclzly cvA 0 Kiss Pattie Sue Southerland cent last week end with a friend in Tarboro. Miss Margaretta Dail has 're turned from a trip to Boston, Mass ttiesaames vance u. uavin ana R. C. Wells enjoyed a house party at White Lake recently with . friends. .-. Miss Ella ' Theresa Gooding spent last week end in Clinton with Miss Hortense Tyndall who is visiting relatives there. ,Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Korne gay and two children Martha and Danny of Silver Spring,. Md also , Mrs. Hattie S. Kornegay of Golds boro spent last Sunday with the N. B. Boneys. ; Harold Hoy and friend Jack Crepe of the USMC at Camp Le Jeune spent last week end here with the Norwood Boneys. . . r Mrs. Ernest Stalling and baby are spending some time here with the L. L McLendons while Lt Stallinea has eon nvprfipan M ... . . ' mra. r . vv. xocviowan spent some time ' last week at her father's' home near Hope Mills. I Mrs. Hugh Sloan is working part time at the Highway office. - ; Mrs. Harvey Boney is visiting, m ... A 1 Ir- I warei at nicjuuiitfui, va. v. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vestal' and two boys have moved here from Raleigh in the house recently va cated by the L. F. Weeks. , Miss Jean Smith of Goldsboro has been visiting her cousin, Miss Hilda Grey Brinson. j Birthday Party ' Mrs. N. B. Boney entertained about twenty of the Teen-aeera on last Friday night at 8 o'clock in1 honor of her daughter, Janet who was 14 on that occasion. Out door games were enjoyed after Which the hostess assisted bv Mrs. Roy Brinson and Miss Rachel Lee ' Mrs. Charles Miller Funeral services were held in Kenansville Friday afternoon of last week for Mrs. Eva Mae Mil ler. 32, of 510 N. Dawson St Ral eigh, who died Wednesday night at 6:30 in Rex Hospital in Raleigh. Interment was in the Swinson Cemetery. ' - - . . Surviving ar her husband. Charles Miller, Sr.: two sons, Charles, jr., ana Benny; wree daughters, Naomi Ruth, Marga ret and Jessie, all of Raleieh. formerly of near Beulaville; her zatner, v. u. wniie or aoutn vrw Una; three brothers. Pvt. Hubert White. Sgt. CecU F. White, and Pvt. Earl White, all of the Army; and a sister, Mrs. Julie Mercer of Beulaville. Mrs. Julia Brinson Mrs. Julia Brinson, 82, who re sided in the Cedar Fork section . near Beulaville, died Tuesday morning of last week at the home of her son, John R. Brinson. Funeral services were held Thursday morning at 11 from the Cedar Fork Baptist Church, of which she was a charter member. Services, were in charge of the Rev. Ernest Gresham, pastor, as- alataH hv tHA ftmt fitonhpn Smith. Free Will Baptist minister. Inter ment was in the cemetery near the' church. j . . I Surviving are four sons, Rufus of Bridgeton, L. B., John R., and Bilbro Brinson of Beulaville; two' daughters, Mrs. Nora Raynor of Beulaville, and Mrs. James F.1 Jackson of Kenansville; a brother,' J. M. Sanderson of Rose Hill; and two sisters, Mrs. J. M Brown of Jtocky Mount, and Mrs. Paul Ul rich of Miami, Fla. William E. Boyette Funeral services for William Everett Boyette, who died in a Kinston hospital Saturday night after a short illness, were held from the residence one mile west of Pink Hill on Highway No. 11 at four o'clock Monday afternoon. Burial was in Maxwell Cemetery, this mnntv Th Ri T? - - " -i... 4HUUUU Kennedy, Free Will Baptist mini-; ster of Beulaville officiated. Surviving are a son, John Boy-.' ette of Middlesex; seven daugn-! ters, Mrs. Edith Smith of Kerr, Mrs. Essie Hill of Rose Hill, Mrs.' Demus Muse of Pink Hill, Mrs, ,' roeHe Johnson of Wallace, County Deaths Notice .... - ".- .,. ' ft ' " ....... ' -J ' T' ... .. I a x payers : - . MwaevMtMsHsaB 2-3 d enj per cent interest will b cdijd ta 1943 ' t .':r years tsxes August 1st. Toy your tsxes Personals Blanton served .ice cream and cake. 1 - ... i .iriiii i i i 4 X Cridgs Club .tacts , . Mrs. J.M. Brock was hostess to her bridge club on Wednesday night of tins' week at 8:15. An additional table was in play. Club members present were Mesdames L C Burch, J. B. Wallace, N. B. Boney. J. o. Stokes, R. C. Wells, F. W. McGowan, and D. S. Wil liamson. Visitors included Mes dames Emory Sadler, Louise Wells Mitchell. Hugh Sloan, G. E. Jones and, MitcheU Allen. High score prize was won by Mrs. Wallace for the club members and by Mrs. Sadler for the visitors. The hos tess served homemade peach ice cream accompanied with marble cake and salted nuts. i . Girl Scouts Celebrate Troop No. 1, of the Kenansville Girl Scouts is five years old this month. This happy occasion was celebrated last Tuesday night at 8 o'clock ; when 22 Scouts and scouters gathered in the Woman's Club Rooms for a birthday party. At this meeting Merit . Badges were passed off by Jean Tyndall and Mary Sue Burch. Mrs. N. B. Boney who has been troop leader all five years was assisted in this meeting by Mesdames A. T. Out law, G. V. Gooding, I. C Burch, E C Tyndall, and Parker Quinn. Mrs. P. J. Dobson who has been troop committee chairman for all five years was out of town. She is retiring this year and her place will be' filled by Mrs. Outlaw. There are 15 girls' between the ages or 10 and 14 in the local troop. The original number was 8 but the enrollment was soon doub led and has averaged about 15 or xo every year since its organi zation. Mrs. Letha Thigpen of Pink Hill. Mrs. Jennie WUloughby of Pike ville, and Mrs. Eunice Summer lin of Goldsboro; a sister, Mrs. Sam Bright of Maysville and several grandchildren. : - i Mrs. Ruby Griffin Brinson Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby Griffin Brinson, age 36, were held at the family cemetery ; near Cabin Sunday, conducted by Rev. George Turner. She died in a Kin ston hosital last Saturday. -- She is survived by her hus band, T. H. Brinson and the fol lowing children: Roscoe, Kath leen, Bernice, Beatrice, Leland James, Doris Marie, James Ar thur and Judith Ann. rf" hiii i mm i iisiM Marshall B. Dunn Marshall Benjamin Dunn, age 55, died at his home in Sampson County, near Faison, last Satur day. Funeral services were con ducted at the trraveside at 5 P. M Monday. Interment was in Brock Cemetery at Sarecta. He is sur vived Dy his widow ana a numoer of, children. . Bernice B. Cavenaugh Funeral services for Bernice Bt Cavenaugh, age 62, were held in Island Creek Township, from the home Wednesday afternoon oi last week. He died July 18th. In terment was in the Cavenaugh cemetery near uunquapin. ' Lemon Smith i"-t Funeral services - for Lemon Smith, 63, retired farmer of the Pink Ilill section, who died In a Kinston hospital at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday, 'were held from the residence at 2 p. m. Thursday with Mormon rites. Elder Rudolph Har per officiated. Burial, was in the family cemetery. - Surviving are his wife, ' Mrs. Nannie Stroud Smith; six sons, Gaston, of Newport News. Va.. Ralph, Durwood, Lbe and Lloyd of the home and Willard of Kinston, Rt 4; a daughter, Mrs Walter Lee of Pink Hill; two brothers, Fred and Gurney Smith of Deeo Runt two sisters, Mrs. Molly Smith of Deep Run and Mrs. Ger tie Gurganus of Jacksonville, and several grandchildren. Mrs Maude Bell Mrs. Maude Bell, 69, died at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home in the Summerlin Cross Roads section after a short illness. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 4:30 at the home, with the Rev. Lloyd Vernon, Free Will Baptist minister, officiating. Interment will be in the family cemetery nearoy. . . Surviving arg four sons, Brax- i. ri. i:::: 0 I ' O Y, r - Lew hi W V CL'.tD - VTACH VOWS irci'zu ON JULY 15 -. The marriage of Mrs. Mary Lou Bos tic Veach to Mr. John Bernard Beard, Warrant Officer. USMC. took place on July 15, at 8:00 P. M. at the Hallsvllle Baptist Church. Rev. J. W. Llnberger, Methodist minister and pastor of the bride officiated, assisted by Rev. N. E. Gresham, Baptist mini ster of Beulaville., The .double ring ceremony was used. The bride and groom entered the churn together. Mrs. Leslie Evans, Pianist. ""played Mendels sohn's. Wedding March. The bride was lovely In an orl gtoal model white street length NOTIOB Having this day qualified as ad ministrator on the estate of Ber nice B. Cavenaugh, this is to no tify all persons holding claims against the said estate-to present them to the undersigned or to Gavin & Gavin, Attorneys at Law, Kenansville, North Carolina, on or before July 24, 1945, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. . All , persons in debted to -said estate will please make immediate payment . This the 24th day of July, 1944. . Captain David E Cavenaugh 304 Signal Opr. Bn. - v Fort Sam Houston. Texasj-9-l-6t G & G .". ton. Elmore and Jesse Bell all of the home community, and Allie Bell of Beulaville; three daughters Mrs. T. R. Quinn of Beulaville, and Mrs. D. Raxter and Mrs. Oli ver Edwards of the home commun ity; two brothers, Walter Dail and Claude Dail of Summerlin's Cross Roads, and a sister, -Mrs.., John Quinn of Turkey. , 'rt' Calif ' CONGRESS WOtfl NEl . I YOU WITH YOUR BUSINESS 1 I - SENATE TO ME AND Will '' j Ecmmjlitif' Joe Marsh I, 7 U paycholo-iat offer come Khty MnslLta advice to hus ds and wives separated by rar. He believes "lack of toler ance" rather than lota of affec tion is most Ekely to cause post prar -tarriaf dlAculties. , T!ie wKe has tafit wonderfol picture) et how perfect Kfe win . fe whe her hasband gets back. ! ad he dreams of erealnzs with her by the fit a gam of l)eer, MeaCy erersetUm, amd ye problems ec wdtotos. - Of course, It Isn't tew that Just yetting back together will make K 1441 IftfWIN) INDUSTRY FOUNDATION, Nartfc CorallM CmmMm .-. fjggf H aata, SM PVmNt, OM07 Imwww Sldgv SaMfh, H C ro ucd DANK It takes cdy a r.cl.'rr of minutes to corns to th bonk end buy a Bank Money Ordsr. Yen con it-.J if by kic'A, safely. Conrpcra cjr eosfj wl.h new, IJh rates for Postcl Mr- ry " Orders. We) avifa ym i tias bcJ i ; r : JL" I 1 .... 1 Je'v 7D TV a with matching accessories. L f v'Dre a corsage oi orenws. uer 0- j ornament was a single baand of rearis, a gift from tiie groom. Lirs. Beard is the daughter of Kr. I'nry Newton Bostlc ad the 1- ' e 1 thel Cobb Bostlc of beula- ... v mmAoA Rilavi!le Illeh f ' ol and Pineland Business Ct,,.. e, Salemburg, . or r- t two years she has been em iVj'fHl at the U. S. Marine Corps Air Station in Edenton, N. C. Warrant Officer Beard Is the son of Mrs. L. F. Beard and the late Mr. Beard of Atlanta. Ga. At present he i stationed at the Ma rine Corps Air Station in Edenton. - After July 22, Warrant Officer and Mrs. Beard will be at home in Edenton. ' ' The human body can stand a lot of punishment if the worker WCeS MS WDTK. I William J. Bnms has resigned as ! director of the Federal Bareav of Investigation. ' Joan Xdgar Hoover, second j in authority an- aer aerns, u prominently mentioned as his successor. ;; I President CooUdge retoed the Soldiers Bonus Mil. katiac his ae tma on the Treasury's inability to stand the strain. The cost ever SO years would hare aggregated SU80.T85.Sil, he said. The veto was errerrlddea by overwhelming majorities by ta Boose and Senate. www George Remus et ClnnhuiaH. r voted tote the wealthiest beetle gar la America, oomplatnsd to Scaato eo-sittoe that paytsest el early t, m 'mUctUm" dil act save 1 :,a from serrlag fsfsea teem ta ATa&hk i . ' U Crse Mha reuadiTse-weril a. I C-s f :t tm Atto L-4 at 5- -1 rwhei twxfJZm C 1 t -;ia MttZZ ( - i mm Soldiers' Vives 'and Poxt-Wr Married Life life perfect There'll be the same domestic problems, the spme complications and adjustments, as always. That's where .tolerance Is go; Ing to be mighty Important. Tolerance for a hasband who spills ashee on the carpet some times. Tolerance for a wife who spends a little too much money for a funny-looking hat Tea, tolerance la a mighty good foun dation for any marriage. l4- V houit C2c:?.a f JJfflBl Fin lit Hcuzdiold mm u FlicsJAozquitozs V im Insecticide ' Tf PEGGY MASON ' ' KEEI'iNG the home free of flies, mosquito and other flying in fects in summertime should be a must" on every homemaker's ichedule." ..- ', . ', Not only, are flying bugs an innoyance, but many types of Jie common household fly are langerous disease-carriers. They n-eed in fllth and carry harmful wctevia to anything they touch.. Secure screening and an active ampaign with an effective fly watter are the flpst steps in rid ling the indoors of these pests.) Ceep your bottle of liquid in lecticide and a spray gun handy, lor fcies somehow manage to get. into ev"i t r ". frpr-nea nouse. wTi.mTf!. ll'Kn ent ow. r p' 1 , , , I T 1 en are brest la fro the gar- tm, trray them I f hUf . with aSe lasectkide. Ifcis will kUI u t M.n iuwit that borer s The; war- ha crowded much new out of the newspaper of the nation and It win never be r MOWS THIS FOR THE PERFECT AMERICAN-WAY troittURfJWRIBHf . s - I r , , ' :jtz:ho Ccrhs Vclrrcr.3"Al! nit r- A EATT3 1 coiit per woid. Endnhnum chara of 23o. Unlcs yon : have aa account with oa please send money, stamps nooufty order or check wI13i ad.' FrmrsJ U yon have muyC.ng to sell ; . or r ltar e, want to .bay, use tha Tun CI-, ZUA ad, we will accept produce for payment. - FOR BA1X: One Electric Stove; Water 1'ump, less motor; 2 Esso tane Ka stovea, one with 4 burn ers, warming oven and one with hot plate and burner ; one S burn er oil stove; one collie and plts mixture dog about month old. Very reaonfcle. See or write ; Ruae!l Blorriss, Warsaw, N. C. 7-28-4t a ,' ATTENTION J Am unable to iret 6 and T foot pecaa trees thl year. 5 aiid 8 foot tree will sell for $2.00. line your order early. W. E. Belanga, Kenansville 7-Z9-tt , FARM LOANS : I.ONO TF!RMS LOW INTEREST Privilege To. Repay Any Time Before Maturity. See or Wrltei DE WITT CAER, SECTY-TREAS. CLINTON NATL FARM LOAN ASSN. BOX 146 - TEL 509- cuNTdN, y. c 1 i - PROTECT YOUR ROWING CROPS FROM DAMAGE BV HAIL WITH R. W. BLACKMORE, Agent, RELIABLE INSURANCE SERVICE, WARSAW, N. C. WANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUF FERING from Kidney or Back ache to try KIDDO, Only 97 cant. Money hack guarantee at Kenans ville Drag btore. 4-2-45 pd. MR, FARMER, have your well drilled now and pay for"lt twelve month later. Write for quotation and give direction from town. HEATER WELL CO, -i; RALEIGH, N. C LOST: Waltham TeUow Gold Wrist Watch. L. D. J. on band. Lost July 9th, probably In front of Post Office. . " Finder Please return and. receive reward. t - Mr. Buck Farrlor, Box S45, ' KeaanavUle, N. C. 8-4-8t Pd. . - TOBACCO GROWERS t ' We bow have on hand a limited p ply of old newspaper for sale. S eent par bundle. We nfrgest you get yean early. The Duplin Time. I ;.. riliraT--J Hi i t ' .red t!;e n'uj.ir bl.aio if r.i- I :.:c Cj.:i! t I ' 1 1-- : ' t C ' v V a I ; J : r ' ' i ; -. r ' f " r . I s i - , l 1 ' - 1 cutsc: . rrr:'-1 fc i tn: s . iii t f i i a 1 U v! j i ". t a Cyrus Cav-.. ",. E'M .) 1; 8 nus tt...i Lt I. ' ".ay. 8-4- It. kJi. t .... I . .... 'ItTAY down In Georgia, Fu; . ! if Brown ha hi own ideas a! i iwhat a salad supper should be 1... (He wants ho sissy tea party fon t (no sir! It's either substantial sni muscle building or he'll have iu part of it. , , v . Practical man that he is, Farmei Brdwn has selected his own home crown products lor this salad si c wisely because there are plenty oi eggs. Although he's fortunata enough to have a great big ham in his mokehons you. too, can gel it now at your butcher' withoul ration points. Nancy Holmes of the Best Foods kitchens 'passe along Mr. Brown s recipe because it' he-man food and should appeal to the masculine members -of , the household in par ticular. She suggest you begin your meal with a hot soup and fin ish, with, a dessert of blueberry or blackberry pie and iced tea. After a meal like this the menfolk will cer tainly want 4o shake Farmer B i Farmer Brown's Salad K lb. srouud, - cup chopped . . smoked or , . celery , . - boiled ham ' H teaspoon salt , I teaspoon ; H teaapooo . mustard with ' pepper horseradish , J larg canta- ( " Real mayonnaise loupv I bard-cooked - Lettuca or salad choppad sreena . Mix ham and mustard with horse radish. Shape into balls. Fry in 1 tablespoon real mayonnaise, until brown. Mix eggs, celery, seasonings and V4 cup real mayonnaise thor oughly. Place a ham ball In bottom pf a custard eup. Place egg mixture Brmly on top ot ham ball.' Unmold bn chop plat. Repeat to make ( mold. Arrange cantaloupe section between ham and egg molds. Place lettuce or salad green In center of . piate. yieia:t servings. , - 1 1 "qgtt Zzhzn 1. ,tv:y f If' in.! 5 t c s r 1 1 , r ' j at a i s
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