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I ;s S. R. Ireland and I .iu ! iwman. entertained at a f r , i Jiies jay night honoring i. Virginia Ireland of.it Sam 1 m ton, Texas. After supper games were enjoy- I by the following guests: Mr. ' J Mrs. Waldo Clifton, Mr. and I rs. William Clifton. Mr. and Mrs. Jun Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Hnry KdRerton, and Mr. and Mrs. William McCullen. - ..... . - Xious clu3 K'zns ; The Lions Club met in the Com. munity Building- Friday night. J. B. Stroud, the president was In the chair. They voted to do nate $30 to the lunch room. Special guests were Henry Ed f orton of Baltimore and Vernon Weatherby. Supper was nerved by ladies of the Methodist Church. ted for the year. Fre3.vMrs. A. R, HicVs, Jr.; Vive- pres. Mrs. Mar shall VVilUums; Secy. Mrs. C. D. I.ee; Treas. Mrs. Eupene Bowman; juuitorian, bin. n. a . xticcoiman; and Kcgistrar, Mrs. II. T. llay. Mrs A. II. Withering entertain ed on the founding of Roanoke Island. During the social hour the J hostess served a salad course with I Russian tea. The Halloween motif (was carried out in decorations and .refreshments. . :- . ,.., , UDC MEETS The Faison Hicks' Chapter Uni ted Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday night with Mrs. C. D. Lee. , , .. . .. " " The president Mrs. A. R. Hicks, Jr., was in the chair. The meeting was opened with the reading of the ritual. The following officers were elec Qh,Ohl VWmngWay! COAXIn CustamrsWh ATNBRTlSlKra Backed hf Service I Th Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Z. A. Gibson Monday afternoon.' - The president, Mrs. Gibson was in the chair. , " " ' The topic of the afternoon was "Homeland ' Harvest Still plent lous," was given by Mrs. A. Xi, Witherlngton. , '.';;' ATTENDS LAUNCHING OFlSS DUPLIN : Tho fnllowiner-attended the laun ching of the USS Duplin In Wil mington: Mesdames Mary Clifton, N. F. McColman. Kirby Phillips, (Roy Cates, Gray Hume, W. T. Thompson. Misses Biancne J-ewis, Ruth Curtiss, Loi? Williamson and Mrs. A. P Cates, , Curtis, Brooks, and Tad Cates, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Khntt and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Groome and John Groome, and Harold precytne. ' . ENTERTAINS ,i ..... " . . ". - MitiH Andrpv Rvrd and Rachel Nunn entertained Tuesday night at a supper honoring James Alton Colev. who left Friday morning for Ft. Bragg. . Miss Rachel liore or uinion furnished music for the evening. . A tam rviiiraA nunner wan served to fifty guests at tables decorated with the patriotic motif. Chaperones were Mesdames Ray Kennedy, James Byrd and Tom Faison. Dancing was enjoyed after supper. FHSONALS Mrs. J. X. Morton has returned from Shelby. Billy Sloan returned home with her. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ray,' Bet ty ana Horace were visitors in Goldsboro Saturday. Clement Shine, student at Camp bell College spent the week end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. B. Shine. - f Mr. A. F. Rector and Dotty spent the week-end in Raleigh. Mils Betty Jones of Mt. Olive, was a visitor in town Friday. Mr and Mrs. W. M. Baugham have gone to Rich Square. Mr. and Mrs. I. , wuneringran of Mt. Olive were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lee Sunday, t " Dr. Robert Byrd of Raleigh was the guest of Mr. and J. C. Bell Sunday. ; . - Mr. ana Mrs. c v. Mccuuen and children spent the week-end With Mrs. J H, McCullen. ' Mr. and Mm J R KtiYuid if Greensboro spent several days this wee witn tneir son j.,ts. Jr., and Mrs. Stroud. , Mrs. T. W Smith tins iwhim home after visiting for several weeks in South Carolina. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casteen and son of Wilmington spent the week end With her father W. B. Martin. Gene Martin, student at EMI spent the week-end with his fam ily.' , i f Mrs, O. L. Taylor of Raleigh spent the week-end with friends here. - Mr, and Mrs. Louis .Latham of Wilmington were guests of her mother Mrs. W. L Thompson Sunday.-'.'' ?:;"'' '' -' " ! Mr. and I' 3. 1. . Raleigh were fite,Ss cf . Precythe Sunuuy. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 7 ' Miss Lois Williamson anl Precythe went to the game 1 . elgh Saturday. Miss Sallle Hill is visltlrz f tlves in Morzanton. Mrs. I. L. Faison is the r" t her daughter Mrs. E. D. V.l... In Durham. r CHILD'S GOLDS The modern external treatment most young mothers use to relieve discom l , v fQrts of children's colds C .Jb ' muscu'ar soreness or nTxyf A tightness, coughing, irri yMff tatkm In upper bronchial 'v CttS tubes ... is Vicks Vapo--ri?,M Rub. So easy to use. You just rub it on and right away blessed relief starts to come as VapoKub , . . 1 to upper bronchial . tubes with its special Jif cnesc ana oacK surfaces like ft warming poultice Often by morning most of the misery of the cold is gone. Remember this .. t ONLY VAP0RU3 Gives You this special penetrating-stimulating actions It's time-tested, home-proved, the best known home rem- m gm f f cdy for relieving VlCU j miseries of colds. V VAPORU tea P.axsi Just ( Arrived . We have recently4 unloaded another carload of choice young MULES & HORSES. Business has been good with us during the past few weeks, - and for the following reasons:- We buy care fully selected work stock at the low cash dollar, and make our : . . - - ' ' - v- v prices likewise attractive to farmers. Before you BUY or EX CHANGE it will pay you to come to see us. Remember, we de liver anywhere. CASH or TERMS. " ' ''tAscini&'Cqx . ' : R. L COX , AT. OLIVE, N. C. JUNE MARTIN 4 -NICK IARMER, Salesman. ;:V':. " 4 ' i , .1 . .. . t" J ;-v;.r-.y.,.: for tho day when "Highway are Happy Way" again! Tomorrow's 'dream bus is much mon than a dream. It is shaping up today, in full scale models that will soon be translated into gleaming fluted metal, curved plastic glass, new type chain built .for long-trip relaxation . many features of comfort and efficiency we can't even talk about now. Super-Coaches like this , are coming, sure as Victory. Greyhound will pioneer BUS STATION WARSAW, ' in their design and will make all possi ble speed in their construction witbr. out relaxing, for one moment, its fullT time job of carrying war manpower. These ; startling new buses will not only replace equipment overworked by heavy wartime travel they'll give eleven million returning Service men and women (and travel-hungry millions at home) a more delightful way to see and enjoy "This Amazing America." To Help "Shape Up" Victori Ghr mil yon can to four . J loeml Wat Ctof mt Com- '.. : mmmHy fund. r . . Spd mtommf ht thm ' ' , - WAVtS, the WACS mmd ' thm SPARS. DAIL BROS. ' KENANSVIU.E U m 0 GO 0 : ijitsfr V frfi 2, COCOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00000000000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCC 0 , Mr. Tobacco Grower o o o o o.. W o o 0 0 () i) 0 ( ) ( ) 0 ( ) '( c ) f ) DID YOU SELL in Greenville last week? If so, you know how high tobacco is selling there. You know that a market wide price advance sent all types of tobacco to new high levels for the season, especially the better grades; If you did not sell in Green ville .... look over the sales listed below. They tell the story of high prices better than words. . : ELKS & ELKS Founds tu - .79 244 too. 100 - At 49c 48o 49o sPri6 I120.S4 83.60 119.M 125.00 1523.70 Average $49.41 DUKRUSWARD Founds . At Price 224 ' - 4e i $103.04 S4 , 470 25.38 1850 : 64o - ! 135.00 246 55e,. ' 1S5J0 248 ' 56o ' ' 138.88 280 67o ' 142.50 250 . 80 145.00 1522 ' . 8825.10 Average $54.21 - ; Pounds . 92 212 226 , 172 158 146 102 88 2 188 216 156 112 J. G. HARRIS At 48o 49o 49o 60o 50 , 500 '80c 50 SOfl 50c 68e . 59o eoe I860 Average $51.95 1966.30 J. A. BRILEY Pounds 188 -220 226 250 226 304 162 210 At 48o 49e 49e 49o 50e 50o 50o 50o Price $ 90.24 117.50 110.74 122.50 113.00 102.00 81.00 105.00 1686 1832.28 Average $49.36 STOCKS & BRANCH Pounds 178 180 180 168 268 262 88 1204 At Price 46o ' f 81J8 47c 47o" 47c ' 50c : 55c a 55o . 1598.54. 84.60 84.60 ' 78.96 104.00 , 111.10 . 48.40 Average $49.30 Pounds 122 . 1M 210 200 134 844 , 4. . V.., - O Mm ! . ( ) HIGGS & BALDREE At . Prioa 48 -' 68JS6 48e 85.U 48e 100.86 48e - 86.00 570 V6J8 $417.24 " Average $49.44- - . 1,220,CC3 Pcads For $5-J13,202.74...flUEnnGE $44.23 t.0Z DUYErvS7.IAri MO"S SELLING TI.V.S - MOSE SELLING TIME MEANS A BETTER CHANCE FOR A PROMPT SALE 1 r L r t.. Jt T TCr.'XCO 'MARKET -IN THE STATE" o ) c c, y ! r s- r.. r r -x rv
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