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NORTH CAROLINA "
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This Is The Nlcht At Pink Hill! ,
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"SLEEPY" McNALLY'S
i "TIRED TEXAIIS"
i ' RADIO AND STAGE STARS
Heard, Daily 7 to 7:S0 A. M. .
- Over WCKB - Dunn, N. C.
. ALSO FEATURE PICTURE
"RED VAGOIIS"
Prices This Attraction
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CHILD 25c ADULT 50c
Continuous Stage & Screen Shows
"DON'T MISS THIS- BIG
DOUBLE SHOW!" ,
Uncle Sam Says
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I ve on a f'mt sounds sweet on
, Valentffw's I fj, bnt love , on
of United States Savings
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i get yonr stack of bonds
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Society arid
Konfrad Klub "
Met Tuesday Night
, ?Mrs. N. B. Boney ,was hostess to
the Contract Klub" lasj "Tuesday
night: wtth ajl members , present.
First breath of spring and narcis
sus vere used for decoration Up
on arrival of the quests the hostess
served - ambrosia and frai cake
and later, during play served cok
ca colas, nuts and mints. Before
bridge was played a contest was
held and Mrs. Ellis Vestal won ths
prize for the contest 'Mrs. J. B.
Wallace was awarded high score
prize for bridge. , 1 f
NOTICE
The Parent Teachers . Associa
tion will meet o Monday evening
in the. school auditorium, at- 7:15.
Mesdames E. A. Newton and, A." T.
Outlaw will be co-chairmen of the
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SMILEY BURNETTE in ;
,Gallopinr Thunder'
Also Cajrtoon'S'''1"
LATE SHOW: S '4". "V?f
. BOB STEELE in j
Mesquite Buckeroo
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Roberf Young - Frank Morgan
"LADY LUCK"
SUNDAY
, FEB.' X,
3:00 - 8:45
ON STAGE IN PERSON
: Sleepy McIIally and His
Tired Texans
PLUS ON SCREEN : (in color)
"LinLE IODINE"
MONDAY'
FEB. 3
7:00 9:00
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TUESDAY
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Triple Hit No. 3
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Personals
program to celebrate.. Founder'
Day. - , ' ' '
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WAKSAW
: SUN. . MON. FEB. 2-3
"WAKE UP
AND DREAM"
(IN TECBNICOLOB)
With John Payne,
And June Haver.
TUES. FEB. 4
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Whistle Stop
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With George Raft;
And Ava Gardner.
' wed. feb. s
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Rolling Home"
With Russell Hayden.
BSondie Knows Best
With Penny Singleton.
TIIURS. FRI FEB. -7
"THE KILLERS
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With Afi Gardner,
And Albert Dekker.
SAT. FEB. 8
DOUBLE FEATURE
Hit The Saddle
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With Three Mesquiteers.
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CRIME DOCTOR'S
MANHUNT"
Wiih Wainer Baxter. ;
Of A Woman"
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"FIGIITIIIG HERO"
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Livss Forever'
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Sowing Cl"jb Meets
' ' Mrs. Caroline H. Gavin was ho
teas to the members of the Sewing
Club on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs Jolly end Miss Lula Binson
as visitors. Lovely arrangements
of white gladioli and stephanotls
were used in her living room. After
the sewing bee the hostess served
Ice cream, fruit cake and coffee.
Girl Scouts Meet
The regular meeting and board of
reviews of the Girl Scouts was
held on Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Sarah West Outlaw as hostess.
At this meeting Alice Jolly was In
vested as a tenderfoot scout After
several indoor games were enjoyed,
the hostess assisted by Misses Hilda
Brinson and Janet Boney, served
pepsi colas and cookies.
on.
The Auxiliary of the Presbyter
ian Church met on Monday after
noon at the Manse at 3:30. A good
number of members were present.
Rev. J. G. Morrison continued the
intensive study of Isaiah. Mrs.
Caroline Gavin had charge- of the
program on Foreign Missions.
During the business period a
nominating committee was appoint
ed consisting of Mrs. G V. Good
ing, chairman and Mesdames Mary
Southerland and Clarence Murphy.
Committees were appointed for the
Presbyterial which is to be held
here on April .8 and 9, with com
mittee chairmen as follows: Lunch
Committee r Miss Hilda Clontz; (a
sub-committee was appaointed to
assist with serving; Registration -
Mrs. R. C- Wells; Flowers - Mrs.
Caroline Gavin; Music - Mesdames
J. G. Morrison and Louise Mitchell,
co-chairmen; Pages - Mrs. J. R.
Grady. , ,, '
Mrs. Chapman Rivenbark is
working with the Waccamaw Bank
St Trust Company, filling the po
sition of Mrs. Bill Williamson, who
recently resigned.
Mesdames Coy Kennedy and C
Williamson spent, the week end
with Mrs: Kennedy's son, Tom Lee
As advertised la
' Harper's Banaar
Kramer's Department
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in Wilson.
Misses Anne Pail, Hortense Tyn-
dall and Sarah Pickett of ECTC
were home for the week end. Miss
Pickett had as her guests two other
students of ECTC.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Williamson
and two sons, and Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Scott spent Sunday in Fai-
son with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pre
cythe. -'
Miss Marie Williams is in New
York City to study window display
at Traphagan Art School.
Master David McKay was taken
to Dr. Sidbury's hospital Tuesday
for treatment
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jerritt, Dr.
and Mrs. G. V. Gooding, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Morrison, Mrs. Mary
Southerland and Mr. Bill Ingram
attended a Tuscarora ' Council
Scout Banquet held in the Golds-
boro Hotel on Tuesday evening.
Miss Theresa Gooding of Queen's
College is home for a few holidays
Mrs. G. V. Gooding shopped in
Kinston on Monday.
Uncle Sam Says
Ponder tkese faets,
nephew. In 1931 many AHftfoans
ought the Series C Savings Bond,
similar in every respect In the lye
ent Series E bond wb'cli i"!"-
foe ' arc naw bavins rest rl
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bank or posl iifSte.
Dnrlnj 1P47 the Tr Hepatl
meat will Kind ovet ?1 v. " - very tS
these wise Ac-rl' I" ' it'J
nwn ara. Vhe tuil l.lvu..' ii ia'.er-
est to a itaggeriDg sain over SI9V
M,(HM). Nearly 75 ser cent of all
boyers of Series C bonds held on to
ikem for the toll 1 years. Yon have
tha nMartnnitv now to loin VOOf fl-
low Amerisan who wtU share H the
Tiea.mil Department's 19S7 Pftyon
of an extra dollar for every S3
Invest now to Snvtnss Bonds.
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Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs,, Albert S. Vann,
of Clinton, announce the birth of
a daughter, Cecil Winborne, at the
Brewer-Starling Clinic, Jan.' 21,
1947, Roseboro. Mrs. Vann is the
former Miss Margaret Wiggs, of
Warsaw.
MODEL THEATRE .
"Where Happiness Costs So Little" ;
BEULAVILLE, N. C.
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 2nd. SUNDAY MONDAY'
RAY MILLAND in -
"THE I WELL-GROOMED BRIDE"
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MARGARET O'BRIEN,
OUR VINES HAVE
Possibly the greatest small-town
THURSDAY
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"THE WALLS CAME
FRIDAY ft SATURDAY
GILBERT ROWLAND in
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SCARLET
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BOWERY
. SELECTED SHORTS WITH EACH PROGRAM
P. 8. Folks, dont miss "Onr Tines Have Tender Grape".
DESIGN
Pretty rippling peplum on Swansdown's .
soft-as-sunlight suit. Easy shoulders . . . ef
fortless skirt. Exquisitely tailored of pure -worsted
sheen by LORRAINE.
Sizes
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STYLED BY ,
TENT THEATRE
Thursday Night, Feb, 6ii
( .ON OUR STAGE
"TIRED TEXAI1S"
'RADIO AND STAGE STARS
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PINK HILL, N. C.
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EDWARD G. ROBINSON in
TENDER CRAPES
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CHAPMAN in
TUMBLING DOYII"
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HORSEMAN
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KIDS Raise H
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BOMBSHELL
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FOR SPRING
10 to 18.
$55.00
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