r: n H it ,4 V 4:. Y THE POETS, CORNER KENAHSVlLLE Society and Personals A Mammy's Prayah . 1-,. T, ... Deah Lawd, please, suh, do . One little favah fo' me; Ah doan bothah yo much, So lis'en tuh mah plea.' I'se wurried Lawd, dere's So much trouble gwine on. . De Worl' am all mix up, Fill wid hate an' scorn! Dey's fightln' agin Lawd; Jes1 lack dey wuz befo,. XX las' time dey do bit, dey say: Dere wuzzn' gwine be no mo'. Ah jes' got one mo' chile Lawd; So please suh, do dis fo' me. Doan let dem take mah baby, 'Way 'cross de Sea. De las' tim dey fight, Lawd. ,Dey tuk one ob mah bay's way. Ah'll nebbah ,fo'get iWe look, , Wen 'e lef ham' dat sad day. Ah prays fo' 1m Lawd, . Th'oo tears an' ackin' heart, t Wile "im wuz obah dere, Doin' a Soldjas part An w'en Ah'd see de mail-mai cun Mah heart would jes' stan still Would de nex' lettah be readln' Dat mah son doan be killT De days dey cum en went Right pas' mah do'. Ah no den an' dere, Ah'd see mah boy no mo" Hit had been don', De thing dat Ah so dread. Mah boy been kill In action; Wuz de words Ah read. De tears dey stain de lettah. Dat Ah her dere in man nan'. " Mah son had jist gwine on, i To jine dat Holy ban'. His body res' ober dere, In sum unknown grabe. Mah boy, who gib 'is life, - So "mocracy might be save'. Please suh? he'p me Lawd You'se a right and jus'ful man. Dat's why Ah cum to yo', Lawd, ' Ah no yo' undahstan'. Please gib me strength O' Lawd, Tuh stan' by mah only son. ' Ma'e me strongah suh, 'F de wuss has tuh be doan- "V., .. Gib me curage O Lawd! Please len' me you' ade. Wuk wid me han' an' han' ' 'F de sarufice mus' be made! He'p me O son ob God! Doan let mah boy f om me part ' IP h.nru... ml T emit Would jes "bout breck mah heart Deah Lawd, Ah hopes Yo hayr man plea.' ' Doan let dem take mah only boy, 'Way f'om horn' an' me! By Waymsn E. Jenkins- 899290 r Std. Br. Co. Ho. Bn. M. P. C. j Camp Lejenne, N, C. Write : Please write dear, hist one J'Hle . line The days- the nights the long weary weeics. You are always on my mind. Please writ dear, that's all I ask of you. Time seems to faster my love, , Whenever you do. - It matters not what you nay, How long or short they be. Just as long as they're from yo '.. Please write my dear, your every word brings cheer To I, who loves you dearly, and wish that you were near. W. S. of C. S. Meeting The Woman's Society of Chris tian Kamirt noin its reeuiar meet ing at the Methodist Chucrh with Mrs. Myrtle Quinn presiding. Mrs. Lawrence Grady assisted Mrs. Quinn in giving an Interesting pro- "TH Ptinroh nt Riimne-" uir. RnnniriA nastnr. added a lew words to the interest of the pro- garm. , . Weiner Roast ' The young set enjoyed a weiner roast in the back lot of the bus station recently as a climax of their clean-up project they have assumed. Werners, coco colas and all the trimmings were enjoyed Tk. Hnua and crirln will PnTOV S get-together once a week and will be glad to have mothers and fath ers join inem ai any umc. . ' : Meetings will be chaperoned by Mr, and Mrs. Clifton Brlnson. Mrs. Weeics Hostess (holidays at their homes. - Misses Doris Brock and Jayne 'Hardy spent the week-end in Rocky Mount. -; - ' Miss Helen Margaret McLenaon Of Atlanta, Ga., spent the week- end here witn ner parenia, u. and Mrs. L. L. McLendon. . , Charles Stephens, Jr., visueu n parents over the week-end. . Mr. and Mrs. Kadar Bryan and son spent the week-end with the McCoy Kennedys. ' , . Joe Quinn spent the week-end at home here. To Bridge.Club Mrs. Lacy Weeks was hostess to her Monday evening Bridge nub with additional guests at her home here.' Mixed flowers were used throughout uie room.. Mrs. Vance Gavin was presented a dainty apron for club high witn Mrs. N. B. Boney taking home dusting powder for visitors high. T-V... knetaas assisted bv Mrs. Gavin, served ice cream and cake Enjoys Barbecue . The leaders of the Easter Seal Sale in all of Duplin County en loved a barbecue in the Dining room of the Methodist church on Thursday, March 29th. Plans were maae ior uie wu Easter Seals for the benefit of crippled children. Henry West, Jr the week-ena. was borne for c: J I end I . . A- - chi.J of l r-hK - i Sunt' y v.tJi I-.. U. i. unJ) and l'uy v s- Misses Dorothy Outlaw and El na Sutton of GolJjboro ; cut the week-end with thrir pnr' ts. Little Kay Sutton of It. Olive, spent last wek with tvr grand Mrs. Falson Smith will be Tipstess to the AUW at her home Satur day afternoon April 7th , A full attendance is desired withisitors welcome. j Mrs. Tom KeiJ. f.wrf-o ana air. ana air. xt, Nathan Thomas u AJi"a t ?rv- nounce the birth of, a .SJ1 visited Mr. and Mrs. R. D. iufl Q7th Mrs. Outlaw is the former . Miss Mary Stroud. .. !"'" Mrs O'Quinn is an operative , n p,wiw.- patient. In Parrot's Hospital in Relative, Dup..n FCpU . " via in & . I Z , T '" ,,f 7 . man, is spending this' week with v!d narpnta Mr. ana mrs. J. Jn. 1 T - -l It L. JuiJ-snn of i ..y i ; f- s'.t--. i'vs Am 'i I fcU 5 s.- i :. j sr& of Misnta, ( fwe 1 ru Ul VV. R. F .sn, N.tsr lark; E. R. 1. .sn, it- . Vj , Wasii .-n, N. C; t-. i inn A. . ". I. d.! tr i i Peterson of Atkinson; t ' grandchildren. PERSONAlS ufr-. wiihnr Adams of Anider is spending this week withher pa rents, Mr. ana mrs. i. u. Mr. ana Mrs. oynes the week-end in Wilmington. Mrs. H. E. Sanders of Goldsboro spent the week-end with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Whaley. Ensign Ralph Barksdail spent the week-end with the W. J. Picketts. Mr. and Mrs. C J. Dobson and daughter, Janet spent Saturday In Goldsboro. . Misses Anne Dail, Sarah Pick mt Janet Dohson and Marjorie Jones are spending the Easter Mr-Q M Hradv visited Pblly Summerlin in Washington,, D. C., last week. . ' Mrs. J. ' B.' Wallace spent the week-end In Arlington. , . Miss Betty Whitfield spent the week-end, with her aunt in Wal- - Mr. and Mrs. L C. urch and daughters, Mary Sue and Millie, spent the week-end In Wew Hill visiting "his mother end sister. Miss Virginia Casey of Raleigh spent ythe week-end with Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Gooding. Miss Hilda Clontz spent the week-end ki Charlotte. ' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowers spent the week-end in White ville. Mrs. Jonn w imams ana aaugu- ter are visitjng in Raleigh.; ! Misses Virginia Casey, Janet Boney and Ensign Norwood Bo ney, Jr, were dinner guests to their ;grandmocher, Mrs. Korne I gay in Goldsboro Sundav. Allen Dunn, USN, arrived Tues day to spend a leave . with his parents. -: ' i- , Mrs. John Shaffer-has returned home after spending some time in Charleston, S. C " . Miss Mildred Pate spent the week-end in Jasper with her mo ther. Miss Elizabeth Sparkman visited; her mother in Burgaw : over the week-end. - ' I Mrs. W. J. Pickett accompanied' her brother, Dr. Quinn of Magno Ha and sister, Mrs. Gertrude Cooper of Wallace to Farmville last week. , . mtm nmro n-mvm and phildren I spent the week-end In Pink Hffl with her motner. v , j Mrs. Clarence Murphy spent Wednesday in Wallace with her aunt Miss Minnie Boone, recently , returned from the hospital. Sammie Martin, USN, is spend ing his leave with his sister. -He just returned from overseas. Mra t ..t nnurdm. Jr.. accom panied Mrs.' Sallie Veach to Ral eigh Saturday. Mrs Allie J. Hamilton, 57, died at A a. m. Saturday at her home Parker . In Sunset fern in wiimirgion Lt ArbutusV Outlaw spent Fri- after a long illness. FuneraJ I ser dav with her narenta ' vices were held by the Kev. u. is.. KOger liraay, ax. bic xiigicuu, j Easter . holidays with the home.lal was in uie Awunson otbioj Msniv Dntlaw and Mls9 Maxine Outlaw spent Easter at home. Mss Mavis uuuaw oi nu:iK"i vnt the week-end with her parents. Mr." and Mrs. Alvin Outlaw and Mrs. Ramona Lee Ouuaw or Kin SnniiuiM) im hn- hiishnnd. T. ui 11.1.5 . " - D. Hamilton, of Sunset Park; two sons, M. W. Johnson, of Atkinson, and George - R. Johnson, U. S. Army, stationed at Camp 'Wheeler fia ' tvm riniiphtera. Mrs. E. G. Patterson, of the home, and Mra BillJe Powers, also of Sunset Park; stoa spent Sunday with Mr. and two -step-sons, A. J. Johnson of -sr-wOTi!?-"";:.: Warsaw, N. C. J.EWEST, Prop? , . FANCY GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS, ; FRESH FISH & OYSTERS, FRESH VECETAtLES Modern and sanitary in every respect. All stoclc new merchandise. You will find beef In our freezer most any day. We invjte you to. sell your produce here and trade with us. Your business is appreciated. - (Nelt Door A P) O&EATOKS m jLT AINT OF LOWEB " LJ QSAlirY B3tA FOODS ' BoSk Vllielaaale sad Betall Bjaow Year TtA or Enew Your Flsk Maa WAS3AW, N. a TT3r '' You're with me every minute, In my every dream; So, please my dear write To a lonesome U. S. MARINE. By Waymaa E. Jenkins 899290 . Std. Br. Co. Hq. Bn. M. P. C. Camp Lejeune, N. C. OOOOOOOOOOO0 Fen sr.LE J: ' V "i1 '''., r; ; SASH DOORS . SHIETROCK - PAINTS , DRAIN TILE TERA COTTA PIPES GLASS LIME CEMENT CRICK FLASTEX ASPHALT SHINGLES ATO ALL KINDS OF tQVL ROOTING Z. J. Grfcr G Gen A7e"3ee, N. C. CCCCOOOOOOOO r 'A 'J, FOR A REAL TASTE THRILL . I AT G i D EG' UiylLii.il.. J .., ; . ' GOOD EVERY DAY - 1,1 1 i '-'Ml TICKET FOR TOOUSflnDS OF EXTDA niLES... 1 I!::rl3 D:at Ev:n Here Prcdly For Tl:a Land Of T!::ir r.-:;ii:3! This year will find many thousands of men- and women new American citizens by choice as well as by coming of 031. Those of American birth and parentage have long known the benefits of living here in freedom. Cut those who have had to flee their native lands are even more zealous in their apprecia tion of the liberties to be enjoyed here end the rponribi::ties of safeguarding those I'.bsrtbs. k 0 ' r 'fgo n o s.' -Lis L.Ji L'O v1 . - - ' s i ' t I 1 I ' f 1 V:ik 1 " --j r Tires getMng thin? Batter see us today' r lor Dependable Eatra-Mileaga Eacap-' ping that looks so good, costs so lit- ff tie. lasts s. long. We'll rulcUy clv SeOU your old tires a tough, long-lastlntf Goodyear tread design that derelopa extra traction for extra, safety ow thousands ox enra muvm. w oat needed. . , CHACZ I f'cens : CCC3YEA3 To Most r.stcrl5tt - ... - ' MGC5 B eAOxle First cholqe of xnilllonl tl motorists everywhere Is the new Goodyear, the tire cf extra quality, txtxa rc!ue. reaiy t give you . Icr.j, law -cost nSdcr.'... ' r. ia tesoJ, t f i f :.,."r'C3.' G. A. IVZSTSC"' n. -r- . 3

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