KEfiAMsviiii,
BeiallayUle News
Surp.ise Party f
Euf- t -Iitercutt was hqnored
recen ; . .ien Miss Joyct J, i
entert ained at a surprise Ixrty,
variety of games and amusements.
Prizes being awarded at Bingo. (
The hostess
and ci .e to the
left Sv....Uay for
will r. t eive assignment to a Na
val Training School.
BARBECUE
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sholar en
tertained at a barbecue . dinner
Saturday honoring his family
from . Chinquapin. Additional
guests included Mrs. Sholar's
mother and sister, Mrs. L .C.
Jackson and Joyce.
Bridge Club Meets
Mrs. W. R. Teachey entertained
the Beulaville Bridge Club Thurs
day night, two tables being in
play. The St. Patrick motif was
carried out In tallies, decorations
and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Mercer were winners. The
hostess served Karo Pecan Pie a
la mode with coco colas.
Woman's Club
Mesdames R. E. Hollingsworth
and W. M. Bostic were hostesses
Tuesday afternoon when they en
tertained the Beulaville Woman's
Club in the school lunch room.
The business session was followed
by a demonstration in weu. r-ian-ned
Meals from the Pantry Shelf,
led bv Miss Virginia Jbngusn,
i Assistant County Home Demon
stration Agent.
PTA MEETS
The regular meeting of the PTA
was held Monday evening with
president Mrs. Ashe Miller presi
ding. The devotional was iea oy
Rev. S. A. Smith. Following bust
ness and a talk about Red Cross
work, by Mr. Smith, local chair
man, a patriotic play "What So
Proudly We Hail" was presented
by the 4 th grades Under the direc
tion of Mesdames W. M. Bostic
and Macy Thomas and Miss Mary
Quinn Brown.
PERSONALS
Mrs. R. H. Howard is visiting
her husband at Camp Gordon
Johnson, Fla.
Jesse Johnson was home for the
week-end from Washington, N. C.
Miss Uorothy Bostic and Mrs.
Alma Erinson spent Saturday in
Wallace.
Stanlcv Bratcher spent the week
end with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hargett at Comfort
Mrs. Cecil White is visiting In
Rose Hill. r
Classified
ADS
CLASSIFIED BATES
1 rnt per word, btfaninant
charge of tie. Unleaa yoa
ktvr u aucouut with u
pleaae send money, stamps
money order or check
with Mia. Farmers: If
you have uythlag to sell
or exchange, want to.
buy, iue the Timaa Claaa
tfled Mlis we will accept
produce for payment.
FARM LOANS
LONG TERMS '
LOW INTEREST
Privilege To Repay Any Time
Before Maturity. See or Write:
DE WITT CARR, SECTY-TREAS
CLINTON NATL FARM LOAN
ASSN. BOX 140 - TEL 609-
CLINTON, N. O.
"INSURANCE WILL CONTIN
UE WITH ITS SIGHT FOREVER
ON THE HORIZON IN SEARCH
OF NEW DANGERS, GREATER
PROTECTION AND BROADER
SERVICES."
R W. BLACKMORE, Agent,
RELIABLE IN&, SERVICE
WARSAW N. C. .
. , " ' PERSONAL
HT VOU wunt to get married,
writ Box ZZS, Juliletta, Idaho.
Send stamp.
. MR. FARMER, have your
. well drilled now and pay for It
twelve months later. Write
for quotation and give direc
tion from town.
HEATER WELL CO,
RALEIGH, H. C
HELP WANTED:
We want man to assume fall
and complete responsibility for
Parts and Accessories Department
f Chevrolet Dealership. Experi-
' ence preferred tmt not necesflary.
' Man niuj ut u umnsI pubue
and Dase bond, Position eeaential
and permanent. Applicant looking
for temporary employment win
not be considered. Applicants mast
. comply with all WMO refutations.
Apply: ciande Toad motor uo.
Windsor. N. C. Phono MO-1
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FOR SALE: Seed Peaantfl, Va
or Spanish typos; Bee or call
Charlie Herring at the Farmer's
Ware!toae In Clarktoav IY. J.
Phone nZS. v ,
served ice sream 0f Goldsboro. Mr, and Mrs. oar-. "' weir unuKiuer, mm w
young set. Eugene ( ence Pope and daughter Mag- i Bonrontl. t. m. so. AC ox ew
Raleigh, where he nolia. Mr. and Mrs. Wni Bos tic Jersey on r eoruary m, in Asn-
NOTICEt FOB SALE ,
ITonse A Lot for sale. See H. E.
Phillips, A'4t, KenanevlUe er i. A.
Register, 1. '
8-10-4t, KEy
uomi CAtoiifU
Mrs. Jack Morton returned from
Purham Friday. , She has - been
with her mother. Mrs. B. a Car-
lyie, who continues very ui -Di'ke
Hospital. - 1 ' I
Week-end guests of Mrs. Annie
Bostic included Mrs. Walter Hol
land of Micra, Mrs. A. R. Mallard
and family Joined . them Sunday
for birthday dinner in honor of c Bonfonti. 2C; is serving
mJI Jii?:, witn th u- s- Navl Convalesence
Mrs. Charles Matthews of Rich-' jjosDital irr Ash villa." - '
Jfn StaSn,k.j'M!l High School and for the.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H Thigpen had, paSt two years has held a position
as guests this week their piecej Norfolk Va. "
Mrs. G. W. Tyndall of Salemburgi worroiK- va- -. -
and her son, Ozzie Spell, USA, '?'. : - ''
stationed to Oklahoma. I
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.!
Gib Batchelor were iMr. and Mrs.
wm. Henderson of Smithfield and
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Henderson and
sons of Dunn.
OUTLAW'S
DRIDGEJiEVS
Outlaw's Bridge Church
Regular services will be held at
Outlaw's Bridge Church, Sunday
March 11.
Sunday School at 11 A. M.
Church worship at 12. Dr. Ul
rich will Dreach.
The Youth Fellowship will meet
at 4 p. m. in the Parsonage.
Troon 41 Boy Scouts will meet
in the school building at 7:30
Monday evening.
Pack 4 ,of the Cubs, will meet
at their regular time Thursday
at close of school in the Parsonage
AUW meets at the Parsonage
Saturday afternoon, March 10.
The AUW will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. G. H. Ulrich
and all members are urged to be
there as the Annual Dedication
Program will be a special feature.
Visitors" Invited and are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Horton of
Zebulon announce the birth of a
daughter, Saturday March 3. Mrs.
Horton is the former Miss Blanche
Sutton of this community.
Grover Adams is an operative
patient in Duke Hospital
Misses Edna Sutton, Daisy and
Helen Gould Outlaw bf Goldsboro
spent the week-end with the home
folks.
Gordon Malpass, USN, has been
visiting his mother, Mrs Nora
Malpass.
Mrs. Leona Outlaw and Miss
Elithe Outlaw spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Barnes
in Lucoma.
Miss Pat Sutton has returned
fnrni tho Snnitnrium.
Miss Louise Barwick of Mt Ol
ive visited here over the week-end.
Cleo Outlaw, USA, spent the
week-end with the home folks.
Mrs. Bertie Kelly and sons of
Alum Springs visited here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frank Out
law spent the week-end In Golds
boro. . uXS
EXTRA-niLE AGE
rggappihg;
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The tiro shortage is beeonUng smn y
acute, even reoapplng ssatorlal Is .
llmitod. So, U your tires are tread- J
bare and yoa "mzat to keep drlv- ,
lag, bettor roU in ior reoaps to . '
day. Rorea rht wo do. First, f
caroful Inspertloai aooond. strong. t f
long-lasting repdas whore noc- , , f
sosaryi then w an tho oU .
traadi sriswMftnnli bntlJ wi-the
now Iad fli nsnant Is enro the v
new bead ns ft la next ei
km am.
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'dSS fSt"S5 nt'Suprisa Birthday Dinner;
week-end with 1 her mother, Mrs. I
V.fU OntlaiBL o J
.- Miss Rachel. Outlaw spent the
week - endf with her sister, , Mrs.
Albert Nichols at Stoma, '
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Ml$$ Md D0 Usher ;
Weds C. J. Donfonti
' me. uaA Mrs. I C. usher or
Rse Hill announce the marrlaga
Sturdy
and
Comfortable
Brown
and
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BLACK PATENT
LADIES'
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OXFORDS
MENS' RUBBER BOOTS,
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IN WALLACE
R.F. D. WARSAW
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Mrs. Emma C Williams was
honored on her sixty-ninth birth
day with a surprise birthday din
ner, Sunday March 4th, by her
children at her- home la Smith's
Township. , .
QrnJw DT A Tft Maa ?
woay .r I M IO iYiee?
B, F. Grady PTA will meet on
Monday evening March 12 at the
regular nour.v , . . i
The Home Ec Classes will model
clothes made, in their classroom.
There, will -be two pictures:
"0K. WMhkurton's VirHnia,''
and "News." A large attendance
Is desired. " : '..: . i v ; . -
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STRAP PUMPS
ALL SIZES $4.50
$3.50 $9.50
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