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Society and Personals
women's Club , ,,f7Atago
- tjAnnJvftrsarv PartV ice wre fiUed: Chaplain, Myr
"WAnniversary rany tle K , Quinn; Marshall, Flornece
The Woman' Club- of Kenans- B .Brown; Organist, Edna Earle
ville celebrated their Zist birthday agerion; Aaan, Jennie Brock;
on Thursday of last week .!TJbe guth. Celia Mercer Stroud; Esther,
Beu lavi lie News
KONTRACT KLUB T
PERSONALS
club room was lovely with a pro
fusion of blue and twrute nowers.
the club colors, ine wore -was cor
ered with an imported lace cloth
and adorned Wtth white tapers. In
Ue er wirautifuTirKflS;! Vtr,,
day cake with candles, encircled" OTOT
... moviu auu vuicia W1U DC Vial'
dav
by nosegays of blue and white
flowers. Mrs. J. E. Jerritt presided
at one end of the table pouring
coffee. Mrs. G. V. Gooding cut the
birthday cake-.. Corsages were .pre
sented Mrs. L. A. Beasiey, Mrs. 3
E. Jersitt, Mrs. N. B. Boney, and
the club president, Mrs. G. V.
Goodine for outstanding work dur
ing the past year. Annual reports
were given. The members of the
Kenansville School Faculty were
special guests for the afternoon
Baptist Church Gives
Easter Egg Party
The Baptist Church Entertained
the children of their clturch at an
, Easter Egg Party Wednesday af
ternoon. Atter the eggsiwcre found'
a most delightful picfcln supper-f
was servea on me grounns.vvu or
the members were thermvith.
, was raked and leaves burned, vhe
. results of their work looks very
! gooL
Hettie G. Edgerton; Martha, Rose
Maxwell; . Electa, Sallle Eva Tyn-
unui waraen, xiia uooaing: and
Sentinel Rodolph Davis.
Plans for our installation of all
tors for dinner and public install-
Miss Anna Holmes Lewis of
Meredith College spent the week-
enu wun nr aunt, am, uuucuu
Edwards. . '
Mrs. Bertie Sloan of Newport
Consolation Drize. The hnatoM opr.
ved pie pepsl colas and salted nuts
BEULAVILLE BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs.. Grady Mercer was hostess
ation. The Chanter recri an in.! to her club at three tables of
vitation to a dinner to be served ?rlde- Mrs- W.R. Teachey and
in Beulaville prior to the lnstltu-l AVO? Barpe receivea prizes lor
tton of a Chapter there on April J001" Wfih. At the conclusion the
6th: Officers from various Chap-
icio wm ia pari in me insutu
tion and Desrree work.
A beautiful service honoring the
present Worthy Matron and Wor
thy Patron was held, presenting
sum 10 pom xor wen service lor
the year.
-The District, Deputies, D. D. G.
M.-g4sWr-Pearl McGowen and D.
D. G. P. Bro G. V. Gooding and
several other officers of Kenans
ville Chapter .will assist Jn the, In.
stituting of a Chapter in'Swans-
ooro1 on. ffpta. ittx ' t . ,
t , '' ' "
KtRSONALS'-
Sfesdames Andrew Patterson, E.
me memDers were theiwisnlrsIn Tim a 5"
rakes, hoes and shovels. ThesHT(idan?,,?U?:
EASTERN STAR
NAMES OFFICERS
At a business' meeting of th
Jon9l1WilkLMrii Waltor
airoua to Uoldsboro Wednesday.
Mesdames Robt. Grady and
Charles T. Howard aocomDanied
Mrs. J. A. Gavin to Goldsboro on
weanesaay.
Miss Margaret Williams was
visitor in Goldsboro the past week
trim.
' Miss Mary Lee Sykes is visiting
Miss Julia Dean iSandlfn. Miter.
talned the Knnfrarr . K1ni i at
Bridge Tuesday evenine . Winner
SJJl! Va. has been vlsting Mrs.
Irene Boger was presented the iJi- .Tvf-- r - utw
spent the week-end in Jacksonville
and New Bern with relatives.
N Mr. and Mrs. J. G Cat den of
Portsmouth, Va., spent the week
end with their mother, Mrs. W. B.
Partaer. -
-! Mrs. J L. Powers of Durham is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Orso
Thigpen. " t J)
: Pvt. and Mrs. J. C Nethercutt
returned to Camp Pickett after a
furlough spent with their parents,
Mr ana Mrs. xvey netuercutt.
Pop Miller was the Sunday guest
of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Bratcher.
George Williams, S lc, has re
turned to his base after a leave
with his mother, Mrs S. A. Bliz
zard. . ;. ,
Pvt. MntOrt Cottle of Ft. Knox,
arrived. Monday to spead a fur
lough with his family.
' Little Agnes Lanier, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. York Lanier, has re
turned from the Memorial Gen
eral Hospital, Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jackson
and children returned to Newport
News after visiting Mr. and airs.
U J. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Dobson and
familv wera viaitoni to Klnatnn
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Evans was at home
from Jacksonville Tuesday. I
Miss Dorothy Johnson of Rose
Hill anent tha amlrmri with Mln
iuua wean Sandun.
Cr'OAYMARCH3g:M5
I You sit and criticise the whole day Please don't criticise aQ your Jiff.
I .. 2 rr : ?: ! vtrough m Laun JBostbk Be'vlUa.
ti, 'y? our Pisces fill, ' ' . . n
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hostess served bananna split with
cukb ana jjt. reppera,
BEULAVILLE TA
The Beulaville PTA will hold its
regular meeting on Monday night,
April 2, 1945 at 8 p.m. The 2nd
Grades, with assistance from the
1st Grade will present "Golden
locks Adventures."
All parents and teachers 'are
urged to attend as this is the last
meeting of the school year.
mm
Ha Felt So Tired Out H
Could Hardly Drag Thru
The Day, Says Mr. Bass
Eats Anything Now; Re
gained 7 Lbs. Feels Fine
Again..,
MB. GUY BASS
"My friends are astonished at
the relief Retonga gave me and it
would be. hard for me to praise it
ena-ph," . gratefully declares Mr.
GeLA'Bass, well-known tobacco
fafiiit;r of Route 3, Wilson, N. C,
Mr. Bass stated that he also has
regained seven pounds of needed
W'!For about a vear 1 felt so " "ful
T'L TO 5 3S81& and I feel
the day," he stated, 'ana It seem-' Lnd fuH pep again. Re-
at all an1 T a1 T ... SAW.
seempd tr n roQtfi.i io-ht. , .i,cra J,i..:r.ucJ to relieve
"1
.'-tSf.
visitor In Charleston. S. C.
Mrs. Alfred Fiedler and Mrs.
Peter Stafford, Jr, spent Friday
in naieign.
Mrs. W. B. Murray has returned
home after spending the winter in
Florida with her son, Capt Wm,
Murray.
Misses Cornelia Quinn and Hor
tense Tyndall had as their dinner
guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
iirinson. - . 1
To You Who Criticise
Do you who criticise all you may,
Ever think of the price others pay,
No matter how hard we try to
Some believe your harried mood'
You know, we suffer,, v toU and
But crltieise-is-th way you pay. '
at oBurctv er home it s
i ' true,
Perhaps -
CbcV-Ortugtit
'MfeMSy
Aiidh-ert lVe mr'ZZ&V-- -' -
- I J ' . . ; . . ' my. Utai The Miller Home Demonstration
. i Cldbheld its monthly meettl'U'
I utei name as tan.- n. anuw tm
.March 21. - ; ".
i- .; .w. . (U ; .m" '
i The- meeting was brought to
order with' semg which was loUdm
ea oy rou caa ana resaing or tne
hifiiutes of the" previous meetim:'
Mrs, Bland Rhodes spoke on
Heme Management An opeh dis
Aision on Horn Poultry and Hous
ing followed after which the Home
Agent gave a talk on "Well Plan
ned Meals From the Pantry SheV
ves."
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Flave Mercer next
month. The hostess served a salad
Slate, pie and iced tea, assisted by
Irs. KeHneth Grady.
Slt4 '
e-oiMeMy'
, as.
at home. She works in Washing
ton t r
Mrs. Ellis Vestal was a recentt- f.m osc was m xunsron
Sanirdav.
Morris Home, S lc, is spending
a leave with his parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. John. Home.
. Friends of S. A. Blizzard regret
to know that he is quite ill at Par
rott Memorial Hospital Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson and
Miss Lou Jackson spent Sunday in
Rocky Mount
Mrs. B. B. Carlyle, jvho has been
receiving treatment at Duke Hos
pital, is now with her sister In
sTepTMornnSs I dra ppwI 'inmM i distress due to Vitamin B-l defi-
uul iji iwki TMiiincr rwnniarnii. wnvmt uuw.t. wvhovif-..w.h
ui wu leeiing compieieiy worn ' r. r iZ. -t
out and I had to tk hr.h ui. flow of digestive Juices in the sto-
practicaUy every day. I tried one mach, and loss of appetite.' Accept
treatment after another, hut T nn mihstitute. Retonea may be ob-
felt no better. tained at the Kenansville - Drug
'Retonga gave me prompt and Store in Kenanwdlle or at the
wuimcnui reuei. x now enjoy tnree Warsaw irug in Tmw.
"arty meals every day, and I -(Adv.)
3
Army Store
arsav
WARSAW, NeTH OABOUNA
SHIPMENT NEW RATIONED
SHOES
MEN'S WORK
& DRESS SHOES
WOMENS
DRESS SHOES
CHILDRENS BLACK,
WHITE, TAN SHOES
, Rom where I sit ... Joe Marsh!
7;
, ...
Bert Loses tho War
Single-Handed
Bert Childer's house burned
d(J Jlast week, and the only '
cooonhlng that came out of It
was It cured him of swearing.
Sert just couldn't think of
ords to fit the occasion, so he
.' -nt gave up. ;- . .....j
X rt admits It was his own
t. Started with a Held fire
' " he thought he had under
. 1, and whea he turned Ids
; a minute for a breathing
', tbe fire sprang np twice as
Tj the time the firemen
tUere wasnt much Uut
From where I sit, there's a
moral In Bert's experience. A lot
of us feel we've got the fires , of .
this war under control... that
we can relax a little, maybe let
up on buying bonds, donating
blood, or fighting lnflatlon. ', ' 1'
' Jnst'llke Bert lost his fight
against the fire, we can lose this
fight against our enemy If we let
down now. Eeeanse wss, Lke
fire, la asTer rer CI the last
spark la sstttegsJed, . -
O J 943, UNITED ITAISS HJWIt FOUN0AT1OK, Nft Cwolln CeaaMM,
I ,Kq!nlfcrtDIr.of,:i;:r Itmrr'jsS-i'ANt!
In
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0$
5 o
EXTRA-f.iILEr.3E nZCAFriilG
DONT LET SHOE RATIONING WORRY YOU.
Visit Kramer's Shoe Dept.
AND SEE ' OUR SPLENDID
. , - - . , ' ' " ' '
LINE OF NON-RATIONED
PLAY SHOES AND DRESS SHOES
Drive In on 'smoothies', derive out on
the safest, longest-lasting recap in
town. We'll give your old tires
tough, wear-resistant Goodyear
tread designed for extra safety, ex
tra service , . , make them look and
run 'Ilk new'. Come in for depend
able Extra-Mileage Recapping to
keep going.
He Ctti!cto Need
$7.60
A.OOxl
GRADE I Means
GOODYEAR To
Most Motorists
Flivt oholoe of axilllona i
molorlsts srrerywhere is
tn new Goodyear, the ttre
of extra quality, extra
ralue, ready to glvo you
long, low - cost mileage.
Superior Is tread, la body
... la parfotnvxnco.
WHITE
.RED
GREEN
BLACK
YELLOW
RED & WHITE
BROWN & WHITE
$1,99
to
$4.50
Special White
LOAFER AND MOCCASIN OXFORDS
STAMP FQEE $3.95
Kramer -s Shoe Department
WALLACE,
NORTH CAROLINA
immi RETAIL
EQCOdOtS
sday 12:30 P.M.
Closing
Wedne
r"
G. A. WEST GARAGE
n. F. D. WARSAW PII0N8 881
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BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th MOST RETAIL STORES
IN KINSTON WILL CLOSE AT 12:30 P. M. AND WILL CONTINUE
TO CLOSE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON UNTIL FURTHER
. ST"-.
notice;
the kinston merchants appreciate your patronage
and assure you they will continue to give the best
possible service at all times.
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