::VILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Society and
Announce Engagement
Mr. tyid Mrs. Hampton D. Wll
VfJVM of Kenansville announce the
engagement of their foster daugh
ter, Susie Burdette Lee of Kenans,
villa and Charleston, S. C, to
Hiram Johnson Casebolt, U. S. N,
on of Mr, and Mrs. John H. Case
bolt of.Sciotoville, Ohio. The wed
ding will take place in a private
ceremony in Kenansville on April
20 with the Reverend Thomas Lee
of Efland, N. C, father of the
bride-elect, officiating.
O.E.S. Meets
- On Thursday, March 28th, at a
Special Meeting of. Kenansville
, Chapter Number 215, O. E. SL, in t and Miss Lula Hin-
, a very tapxve ceremony Mrs. I and were
Cne Jerrttt Sttang and Miss- u for nation. Lovely ar-
ea Janle BeU and Mary AUce Black ementa ot flower, were
mo were received into the order. used splrea and poppies pre
s. . the ceremony Mrs. Thel domlnating. After the usual sew-
v M Stroud, soloist. nd Mrs. Ed- ing Mrs. Boney, assisted by
!5 f"? Brinson,, pianist, render- daughter, Janet, and Mrs.
v ed music which was very approp- tw Tv.h. i.
: A public installation of officers
will be held for this Chapter on
- Tuesday, April 9th, at 8:00 P. M.
Installing officers will be Dr. G. V.
Gooding and Mrs. PearrMcGowen.
Mrs. M. F. Allen Hostess
To Her Bridge Club
On Monday evening, Mrs. M F.
Allen entertained the members of
. her bridge club and one extra ta
ble. - Mrs. Allen used lovely ar
rangements of dogwood and other
'Spring flowers throughout her
rooms. When scores were tallied
Mrs. J. B. Wallace was awarded
high score for club members and
Miss Martha Picket for visitors.
Mrs. M. F. Allen, Sr, honor guest,
'was awarded a gift. The hostess
served a delicious salad course
with coffee.
Mrs. Wallace Entertains
Kontract Klub
Mrs. J. B. Wallace entertained!
the members of her Kontract Klub
' on last Wednesday evening. Lovely
bowls of Irises and other Spring
flowers were used in her living
room. At the end of play.-high
core for club members was awrxd
ed Mra. N. B. Boney and for visi
tors, Mrs. D. H. McKay: The hos
tess served ice cream with choc
olate syrup and cookies
Miscellaneous Shower
Circles No. 1 and 2, of. Grove
Presbyterian Church on last Wed
nesday night in the Manse, enter
tained at a miscellaneous shower
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lanier. Mr. Lanier has recently
been discharged from the Navy.
When the guests arrived, a basket
fun or gifts was presented to the
bride and groom. Mrs. J. G. Mor
rison served punch, wafers and
peanuts.
P. T. A. Meets
The FTA held its regular meet
ing Monday night with Mrs. N. B.
Boney, President, presiding. Mrs.
Louise Mitchell was chairman of
the program on music and art with
Miseea Fannie Lewis and Eliza
beth Taylor as co-chairmen. Miss
I HAVE DECIDED TO KEEP MY SERVICE STATION OPEN
EACH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER
MONTHS.
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Personals
Lewis toy band gave several se
lections. Miss Taylor bad an ex
hibit of drawings, girl scouts raf
fia work and also displayed a-num-
J ber of articles made by the school
I children for Junior lied 1 Cross
work. Mrs. Outlaw's fifth grade,
'dressed in appropriate spring cos
tumes, gave a spring dance. Mrs.
Clarence Murphy, retiring, treas
urer, was given a rising vote tf
thanks for her splendid services,
for the past year. ;
Mrs. Boney Hostess
To Sewing Club
Mrs. N. B. Boney was hostess
i to the BMG Sewing Club Tuesday
nartk ,h
ad and coffee.
PERSONALS
Mrs. C. B. Guthrie visited the
Magnolia Gardens in Charleston,
S. C, several days last week.
Mrs. Annie Ingram, Mrs. Parker
Quinn and daughters; Mrs. R. L.
Sykes, and Mrs. Gurman Powell
attended the Union meeting at the
Rooty Branch Free Will Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Mrs.
R. R. Gammon of Dunn
visited
week
Mrs. D. H. McKay last
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McKay vis
ited in Lillington the past week
end.
Miss Martha Pickett spent last
week end in Raleigh.
MissSusie Lee, who Is now work
ing in Charleston, S. C, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Williams last
Are
week end.
fart
Mr. E. C. Newton, who has been
a patient at James Walker Hospi
tal, Wilmington, returned home
Tuesday
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Mrs. Paul Stephens and Mr. C.
E. Stephens spent Tuesday in
Goldsboro.
Miss Theresa Gooding of Queen's
College and Joe Quinn of David
son were home for the Spring
Holidays.
Miss Marie Willams, Mesdames
Peter Stafford, Jr.. and J. L. Wil
liams attended the Sheffield-Herring
wedding in Warsaw Sunday
afternoon.
Patrolman and Mrs. J. W. Wil
liamson of Winston-Salem visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williamson
from Wednesday through Friday
of last week.
Mrs. M. F. Allen, Sr., of Wil
mington is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
M. F. Allen, Jr.
Mrs. Thad Jones returned Thurs
day after visiting her sons In
Portsmouth and Norfolk.
I Mr. Hugh Sloan of Waynesville
visited Mr. J. B. Wallace last week.
Mrs. Mary .Jane Goodman and
daughter Miss Mary E. Goodman
and Giles Smith of China Grove
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brin
son last week end.
Mr. Henry West, Jr. of Wake
Forest was home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroud were
hosts at a fish stew at their home
Wednesday evening. Those enjoy
ing Mr, and Mrs. Stroud's hospi
tality were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Anr:ou:cEmT
Tl2
Patterson and children, Mr and
xors.' is. R Tyndall and children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jackson,
Mrs. J O Stokes and daughter
Dlanne shopped in Goldsboro on
Saturday v.;;:
Mrs! J. G. Morrison and Mrs. N.
B. Boney attended the Presbyter
lal in Wilmington on Wednesday
as representatives for Grove Pres
byterian Church. ; - ; V
The girl scouts held their resru-
lar meeting on Monday ' of this
week. The scouts spent the arter-
noon in work on raffia which was
displayed at the FT A.
Behind
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COTTON TEXTILES
The cotton-textile industry has
spearheaded factory growth in
North Carolina from 1880 to the
present. Centered in the Piedmont
area, coarse yarns were spun at
first but now medium and fine tex
tures are turned out. It is a 0
million dollar business. All the world
will need these products which will
add to the Nation's wealth to back
the Savings Bonds you buy.
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WE KEEP. BECOSOS TOO
e Every prescription filled
here is recorded, for your .
protection. Dependcbility
Is guaranteed when you ,
order' drug supplies.
, KENANSVILLE
DRUG STORE
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- Come To See Us Any
Afternoon At Your v
Convenience
We Will Be Open Every
Afternoon During The
Summer
We Have The Following Id Stock
For Immediate Sale:
The Fire Guard Autonatis Coal Stoker For Tebacoo Bams
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Flue eyes and grate bare
Field fencingNand
Barbed Wire
Wood's
Clay Peas
COMPLETE
Canned Peaches
Pink Salmon
Soao & Washina powder
" Spring type clothes pins
' Fruit Cocktail
Men's and Boy's Shorts
Dress prints
Men's overall pants
100 pet. Wool sweaters
Clopay window shades
,
Crbsley radios
Electric stoves and
Refrigerators .
Dexter washing machines
Washing machines
Oil and Electric hot water
: Heaters
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yellow and Rose's non-topping
LINE OF GROCERIES KICLUCiriQ
Plenty of first grade
white flour
LIMITED AMOUNT OF
AVAILABLE SOON
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V H. C. DALE, Mgr.
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SEVEN SPRINGS, ,
Rex Fertilizer Distributors
Cartwheels V
soy beans
Spring leaf type yard
Brooms i
Salad Dressings
Galvanized clothes line
Wire .
Men's dress shirts
Boy's overalls
Women's and Children's
Dresses ' ' i
Men's summer work
pants and shirts
Bendix Automatic
Washers .
18 gauge all aluminum
4 pc kitchen cabinet. ;
sets
Dayton and Meyers ' V
Water pumps
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