KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
THE DUPLIN TIMIS
"L'lennsnasvMle
Society and Personals
Girl Scoots Entertain
On , last Wednesday afternoon
the Kenansvtile Girl Scouts were
hostesses to the B. F. Grady Girl
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Duplin
Theatre
WARSAW
1 Scouts. Miss Edna Earle Edeer-
ton, the leader of the B. FjGrady
group and Miss Lena ' ChesthUtt,
assistant leader anfl Miss' Bessie
Kornegay, who is on the commit
tee, brought the girls- to Kenans
ville. The B. F. Grady scouts vo
ted on the exhibits prepared by
Jhe Kenansville Girl Scouts.
The exhibits were 'quite remark
able and showed that muchr-work
and thought had gone into ttheir
preparation. First prize was aw
arded Mary Sue Burch who had
arranged a scene of Alaska. Sec-1
ond score was a tie between
SUN. - MON. DEC. 9-10
Johnny Angel
WITH
GEORGE RAFT and
CLAIRE TREVOR. .
TUES. DEC. 11
East-Side
Of Heaven
WITH
BING CROSBY.
WED. DEC. 12
DOUBLE FEATURE
Shanghai Cobra
WITH
SIDNEY TOLER.
K. Rogers of near Corinth church,
Rose Hill, N. C ,W
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Bridge Club Meets -
Miss Margaret Williams en
tertained the members of her
bridge club on Monday evening.
High, .score prize was awarded to
Mrs. J. B. Wallace. Miss Williams
used Whiter leaves and flower
throughout her) room. She served
coca eolas, openface sandwiches
and stuffed dates. . i
Thursday Afternoon
'Club Meets
T Miss Lula Hinson was hostess to!
the members of her bridge club
on Thursday afternoon of last
week. Mrs. Beasley scored high
for the afternoon. Miss Hinson
Carolyn Williams, who prepared a served wul cake and hot coffee
study in black and white; Cather- i ana slwa nuts-
ine Quinn, who had made a Dutch 1
scene; and Frances Jean Patter
son, who had a Christmas seenp.
When the judging had been
completed a social hour was en
joyed and the Scouts served Pepsi
colas, pimento cheese sandwiches,
doughnuts and salted pecans under
the direction of their leader, Mrs.
N. B. Boney.
P T A Meeting
Frontier Feud
WITH
JOHNNY MACK BROWN.
t THURS. - FRL DEC. 13-14
Tarfcan And
The Amazons
... WITH
JOHNNY WEISSMULLER
t and BRENDA JOYCE.
SATURDAY, DEC. 15
DOUBLE FEATURE
Lonesome Trail
WITH
JIMMY WAKELY.
Crime Doctor's
Warning
WITH
WARNER BAXTER.
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The Parent Teachers Associa
tion met Monday evening with the
President, Mrs. N. B. Boney, pre
siding. An excellent Christmas
program was rendered by the high
school girls under the direction of
Misses Louise Ellis and Dorothy
Frederick.
Regrets were expressed by the
President at the loss of our popu
lar principal, Mr. Ralph Carlton,
and a rising vote of thanks was
made to him by the group. Mrs.
Mary Southerland also added a
few comments and wished Mr.
Carlton success in h;s new work.
Mrs. Emory Sadler's room was
awarded the prize for having the
most parents in attendance. At the
social hour Christmas cookies and
hot chocolate were served by the
Home Economic girls, assisted by
their leader. Miss Dorothy Frede
rick. v
Marriage Announced
The following announcements
have been received:
Mr. and Mrs. Woodard Levi
Johnson announce the marriage of
their daughter. Gertrude, to Mr.
Vivian James Rogers on Wednes
day, November the twenty-first,
nineteen hundred and forty-five,
Clinton, North Carolina.
Mrs. Rogers is a popular mem
ber of the local school faculty and
has served in this position for the
past several years. She is the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. John
son of Harrell's Store,
Mr. Rogers is the son of Mr. W
Junior Music Club Meets
The Duplin-Onslow Junior Mu
sic Club and the Kenansville Unit
of the National Fraternity of Stu
dent Musicians held their Novem
ber meeting at the home of the
counselor, Miss Fannie Lewis, on
Tuesday evening.
The following officers were elec
ted for the year: Duplin-Onslow
Club President, Carolyn Williams;
Vice-President, " Kathryn Quinn;
Recording Secretary, Angela Dau
ghtry'; Treasurer, Mary Sue Burch;
Corresponding Secretary, Cornelia
Quinn; Publicity Chairman, Sallie
Newton. ; '.-
The officers for ' the National
Fraternity of Student Musicians
are: President, Joe West; Vice-
President,:-Sarah" West Outlaw;
Treasurer,1 Millie Burch; Corres
ponding. Secretary, Janet Boney;
Publldty"T Chairman, 4 Ventress
Daughtry.
Records were played. of pieces
studied by some of the pupils and
the names guessed" by the others.
After 1 the meeting ; refreshments
were $ served Ty'Tinmiy Outlaw
and . Ventress Daughtry'. The next
meeting was held last Tuesday at
the home' of ."Sarah' West "Outlaw.
' Janet Boney; Corresponding
" Secretary! Kenansville Unit
Kenansville Woman's
Club Meets
The Woman's Club met on last
Thursday afternoon at 3:30 O'
clock In the club rooms. The pro
gram was In charge of Mrs. Har
vey Boney who stressea cooper
ation with the Victory Bond Drive
and the sale of Tuberculosis seals.
After the program, a social hour
was enjoyed at which time Mrs.
ing, Joint-hostesses served fruit
cake topped with whipped cream,
PERSONALS A.
Miss Mary Cooper made a busi
ness trip to Kinston last Friday.
: Col. and Mrs. Noble Martin and
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ka
fer and.chlldren and Mr. and Mrs.
And Penney and daughters were
dinner guests of Mr. E. R. Penney
and Mrs. C. B. Guthrie Sunday. ;
Mrs. Al. Fiedler and Mrs. Peter
Stafford, Jr., shopped in Raleigh
and Durham on Tuesday.
Miss 'Margaret Williams shop
ped in Fayetteville Saturday. .
Miss Hilda Clontz spent Tues-da-'
in Fayetteville.
Mesdames Vance Gavin, J. B.
Wallace, Oliver Stokes, Wm. Pick
ett, C. B. Guthrie and Miss Mar
tha Pickett shopped in Raleigh on
Monday.
Mesdames J. R. Grady, E. C.
Tyndall, Bill Williamson and Re
becca Grady shopped in Goldsboro
Monday.
Mrs. John Currle shopped in
Goldsboro Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Wallace and Mrs. J.
O. Stokes spent Wednesday in
Goldsboro.
Dr. Walter McLendon of Roa
noke, Va., and Mrs. Ernest Stall
ings and daughter of Selma are
visiting their mother, Mrs L. L.
reiDAV. DECEMSE3 7th., 1945
r morning session was a piano recl-
... t... T.ih Millard Sheldon.
Mrs. D.'S. Williamson who has , ta. , - . flf
sick
been confined to her home since
an appendectomy, is Improving.
Mrs, Sarah Croom has been con
fined to her bed this week, she ia
showing,- signs - of ,r improvement.
. Mrs. Dan 'Davis is visiting In
Mt. Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson
nnri riauehters attended the Air
Show in. Goldsboro Sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Sidney Eagles and
son of Saratoga were guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Grady on
Sunday.
Mrs. S. W. Newton is visiting in
Goldsboro.
Southeastern District of
TheN.C. F.M.C.
Meets In New Bern. '
The Twentieth Annual meeting
of the Southeastern District of
! the North Carolina Federation of
iiwusir Clubs was held in New
! Bern, N. C, November 7, 1945 at
,10 A. M Mrs. L. A. Wilson. Dis
trict Director, of Rose Hill presi
ded at the morning session.
I The New Bern St. Celia Music
Club rendered several musical se
lections. I Mr. J. Kenneth Pfohl, President
N. C. F. M. C, gave the address..
Hard Graduate School of Music.
Lunch was served In the River
side Methodist Church.
' Miss Fannie K Lewis, DtoJ
Counselor, presided in the Junior
Program. After the business ses
sion, the clubs gave reports and
musical numbers. The Duplin
Onslow Junior Club was repre
sented by Jack Middleton, of War
saw, playing "Country Gardens"
by Grainger; and Alice Sylvester,
of Richlands, playing "Rondo In
C" by Beethoven and "Novelette
in F" by Schuman. ' j
Cornelia Quinn, Corres.
Secy. N. F. of M. C.
Duplin-Onslow Jr. Club
E. Jerritt and Mrs. G. V. Good- McLendon, who has, been quite The outstanding feature of the
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WALLACE, N. C.
The best in motion picture
SUNDAY & MONDAY, DECEMBER 9-10
Incendiary Blonde
starring BETTY HUTTON.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11
Song Of The Prairie
ALL STAR WESTERN MUSICAL.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12
Woman In Green
starring BASIL RATHBONE.
Three Men From
Texas
with HOPY LONG CASSITY.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 v
Getting Gerties
Garter
starring MARIE McDONALD.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER H
-. ' ABBOTT and COSTELLO,
fn Hollywood
' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15
Outlaws Of Paradise
with BOB STEELE.
Her Primitive Man
with LOUISE ALBRITTEN. ,
OWL SHOW ,
; Follow Thnt Vlfoman
tizn'mj NANCY KILLY.
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Just riut one foot inside our doors and you'll know at once that "those good old shopping
days? are back! At every turn our colorful and exciting decorations will greet you . .
at every counter you will find courteous," effi cient salespeople ready to serve you with
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helpful suggestions and quality merchandi se. Our wrapping department will eater to
your every whim in doing up gifts and our delivery department is all set to get your
"presents there on tinier We've all waited a long time for this Christmas. Now it's here
and we're doing our very best ta 'make it the merriest, most glorious Christmas ever.
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