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Ci? "iiy eveadnf
M entertained th7 i
t 3 bridge dub with Mid.
i i Stafford and Miss Martha
I iVett as additional guest.
Lovely bowla qf narcuaeua were
v .4 and the valentine motif, wee
Triad out in tames and table
t ?"s. Mrs. Stoksa, assisted by her
t -- "iter, Diane, and Mrs. C, B
C rte, served Jallo, topped with,
. limped cream, chocolate cake and
nv'x High score, Valentine candy,
was awarded lira, C B. Guthrie
f r club member and Miss Martha
riott for visitors.
j'S.
i!:i!:ss To Club
Mrs. Wm. Pickett was hostess
; to the members of the card club on
Tuesday .; afternoon - using lovely
white . narcissus for decoration.
Mesdames H. O. Williams, C. B.
Sltterson and C B. Guthrie were
guests.: When the guests arrived,
the hostess served ice tream, fruit
.:' cake and coffee. When scores were
tallied, Mrs. C. B. Sltterson wa3
awarded a double deck of cards for
r high score for visitors and Mrs.
Perry Dobson scored high for club
members. '
Personals
Miss Mary Lee Sykes returned
Saturday from Raleigh where she
has been attending a course on
fXAMIflKD RATES
Twe cents per word, minimni
hart of ste. Unless yon have
an account with as please send
sneaey, stamps,- money order
ase the Times Classified ads;
or check with ads. Farmer:
at yen have anything to sell
er axehange, or want to buy.
.we will accept produce for
payment.
de yaw ant body and
repairs, alee replae yeur
Proof
a HOLLAND
aUENANSVtXLB.
nr tosb PKoPaJKarr burns
C3 IS DAMAGED OTHERWISE,
miX rOt M WVhLX PBO-
: ,' . W. BLAOKMORC, Agent.
'- Warsaw. North Carolina
I no numbing and Heat
ing Work of All Kinds.
I have had 2 years experience in
. TJ. 8. Navy as Ship i'itter and three
years plnmbinr work with W. U.
aun ruunoinc St Healing, in Nor
folk, Va and one year maintenance
of PX at Lander Field. Va.
- Smm nr Phrna
, GEO. P. PRlOGEN
Phona 226-1
IfOINW, Ft. Vm
"A drttled weO hi taw
VA-'.. aetaafaetery water supply. -
, wnse sor loaran , givwg
. . eMaaeo and dtseettoai from
your Post Office.
gSBATEB WELL COMPANY
WA1.KTOH, NORTH CAROLINA
FOB SALE: Two mule colts, 11
. months old, large In size. One old
er mule, rood worker. Also lumber
In rough for pack houses and to
- baeee bams: custom sawing; will
get your logs and deliver year hun
ker back to you.
OTIS RIDGE, Rt 2, Warsaw, N. C
2-14-3L B k
MARE MULE FOR SALE Will
work anywhere. Gentle. Any boy
eau work her. Weight about 90S
pounds. Age U years. - ' :.
JOEL WHALEY,
" ' r Bit KmianavHUk. M r
3-7-et pd.
Lath, Plaster, Cement, Lime,'
r -r, Composition Roll Roofing
t 1 f .Ingles. Wire Fencing,, . Hay
t I L.V-twood Poste.:'-;.,;.
J. C. RUSS, Warcaw, N. C. ;
e ... .'.v.;..-::h.; , ';.v.v;
: r"3 NOW for Leggett Oil
Carers, and Coal Stokers.
ret Now. Lehman Williams
. Yarns' Repairs St Supplies
la Tliik Kia.
'. e ;
PuVis rxKSt TMl -
f i av Jehn, r3a4 and
t w V, ZAvuw Elkaa
'11 Vtpest tam, Cuftday n
t,l V .. (,y. wp Ithftlr MseaavMl
aju4 V a, I Sjkee, i. ' . "
fcHaa Olqrfa WWtflqld jf Jjunea
Walker Memorial HonUl spent
Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Betty Whitfield.; ,
Miss Margaret William apent
Saturday night In Wilmington.
- Mlaa Martha Pickett and Mrs. W.
M. Pickett visited litle David Mo
Kay on Sunday. David to a patient
at Dr, Sldbury's Hospital and la
reported to -he improving anpldly.
. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram J. Caaebolt
and Mr. Gasebolfa. mother, all of
Cbarlaeton, S. C spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs, H. D. wat-
Mia Sarah Pickett of RGTC
pent the week at her home. :
Misses Janet Boney, Jean Tyndall
and Merle Summerlin accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker of Magnolia
to Ooldsboro Saturday "afternoon
on some school business.
Sallie Newton who has been a
patient at Memorial Hospital in
Kinston with virus pneumonia re
turned to her home the latter part
of the week and Is reported to be
improving rapidly.
Litle Miss Sylvia Gooding spent
the week end in Pink Hill with
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Long in the
home of Mrs. Page.
Mr. O. P. Johnson and Jimmie
attended the Farrior-Johnson wed
ding in Rose Hill on Saturday af
ternoon. Mrs. Paul Stephens was matron-of-honor
in the wedding of her
sister in Rose Hill Saturday after
noon, the Farrior-Johnson wedding.
Little Miss Linda Jane, young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Brlnson, is a patient at James Walk
er Hospital in Wilmington.
Mrs. Martha Jane Kanupe spent
COMPLETE
IIUURAIiCE
COMPLETE SERVICE
Real Estate - Bond - Rentals
Warsaw Real Estate aV Ins. Co.
ROBERT L, WEST
Office Phonei 212-1 Res: 268-
Baker's Jewel Shop
WARSAW
Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry
f 1,1 1
ENJOY FRESH ROASTED
OYSTERS
EACH NIGHT IN THE WEEK
EXCEPT MONDAY & TUESDAY
WE CAN TAKE CARE OF
SPECIAL PARTIES'
Oyster Roast
KENANSVILLE CAFE
UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Vacuum and Massaging- en the
upholstery in any make of car.
See me and save your clothing.
A. C. HOLLAND, Kenansvllle, N.C.
When You Think of
Life Insurance, Contact
JAMES G. DICKSON SON
General Agents
Security Life & Trust Company
2 Acme Bide Wilmington, N. C
2-14-4t pd
PLUMBING
Experienced In Plumbing- Work
OF ALL KINDS
No Job Too Large; None Too Small
See Me For First Class Work
At Reasonable Prices ?
BEN B. WILLIAMSON '
KENANSVILLE, N C
LOST LAPEL PIN. Bird design.
T. P. L. Motor Co or Cook's Ma
chine Shop fat Clinton Friday after-
c.j. Reward Offered.
Mia Isola Mnrray,
Rt 2, Warsaw.
It, pd.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Before Yea Invest Investigate
This opportunity for high pay. ad
vaneementr - security, and serrlee
to your country. A rising profess
ion for young men who can meet
the high standards. Recreation,
sports, entertainment and travel
r'T -s I ' 'i post-war r 1.
Ltttte Mauda tTaSa actartslnad
a nnasbsr ef her friend last tTadr
naaday aRarnaon aelabratlng her
a birthday, A number of av.tr
qf-da gwe were anjojrad bjr the
children mi than (may war Qnvtted
intQ the dining sqqov what they
were served hlnthday nake and ioe
cream. Each small guest was re
membered with a souvenir. .,
Dirihd3yPi.lt
On last Saturday evening, Feb.
1st Mr, a P. Johnson entertain
ed her husband at a surprise birth
day dinner. Guests for the oocasion
were the principals of the Duplin
County schools, the Duplin County
Board of Education, Mr. Paul Star
phens and Rev. John M. Cllne. The
hostess served a delicious turkey
dinner with all the accessories and
a most enjoyable time was enjoyed
by .the men.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Harklns of
Oxnard, Calif., announce the birth
of a daughter, Estelle Elizabeth, on
January 30, 1947. Mrs. Harklns be
fore her marriage was Miss Bess
Hlnes, niece of Miss Lula Hlnson
Circle No. 1 Meets
Circle No. 1 will meet on Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 p: m. in the home
of Mrs. Wm. Pickett. Please don't
forget this date as the circle has
been meeting on Monday afternoon.
Mrs.
I. C. Burch was hostess to
the members of the Kenansvllle
Kontract Klub on Wednesday even
ing with Mrs. Margaretta Stafford
as guest. When scores were tallied
Mrs. J. O. Stokes was awarded high
score for club members and Mrs.
Stafford was remembered with a
gift. The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
B. Wallace, served ice cream.
ginger ale and peanuts.
Woman's Club
Met Last Thurs.
, Last Thursday afternoon the Ke
mfnsville Woman's Club met in the
"club rooms with Mrs. G. V. Gooding
presiding in the absence of the
president. After the regular rou
tine business, a health program was
presented. Mrs. N. B. Boney pre
sented the speaker, Dr. G. V. Good
ing, Duplin . County's full-time
Health Officer, who made " a talk
on health. Miss Carolyn Williams,
accompanied by Miss Janet Boney,
sang a solo. A nominating com
mittee was elected by secret ballot
composed of Mrs. Perry Dobson,
chairman, Mesdames Dan Davit and
J. G. Morrison. A social hour was
enjoyed.
FAISOII HEWS
MRS. A, B. BUCKS, JB
Agent
Mrs. Taylor Is
Hostess To Bridge
: . K' i- - .
Mrs. Ed dice Taylor was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday after
noon. Coca colas, nuts and candy
were served during play. Mrs.
Harrell was the recipient of the
high score prize and Mrs. Robert
Parker received the prize for sec
ond high. ' ,i . ,
At the conclusion of the after
noon the hostess served strawberry
shortcake with coffee.
NOTICE
For All Your Stove Wood
Needs, Call or Write
B. C. SURRATT '
Warsaw N.C. "' V
Phone 281-6 , .
Large Truck ' j
Ready For Use Delivered
Rose Ilill flO.pO
Warsaw.. 11.50
Itenansville 11.59
r : ; r t V 1 Izy nteht
kjf s U Is- i.Tipresi
tfjurt. I ' -a, it. C Tzwizn presided.
T- ijrt ,J was g:ven by Rev.
J. irjrphy CMiM. 4 ,
MLeadon Derry Ah was played
by Hiss Alhto Elokg and "Valse In
O sharp minor by Chopin" was
Clayed hf 12as Betty Ray.
The progtani was on the need of
Health, la Korth Carolina. Two
fJIma on health were shown.
Mrs. Leo Er.::rf:ins
Oriiga Club
Mrs. C I Lee exttartnined bar
hrldge club Thursday evening with
Mrs, C. A. Decker and Mrs. N. K.
Oates additional guests. At . the
conclusion of the evening the high
score prize ; was awarded to Mrs.
A. R. Hicks,' Jr. A delicious sweet
course with, tea was served by the
hostess. v:
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Mrs. Eddies Taylor and Betty
Leu spent Saturday In Weldon.
., Mr. and Mrs. C A. Decker were
visitors in Durham Tuesday. - '
-Mr. S. R. Ireland has returned
from Winston-Salem. She was an
operative patient at the Baptist
lin. David Fout of Raleigh and
Mrs. R. O. Everett of Durham were
visitors here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casteen and
family have moved to Florida. "
Mrs. William Clifton and children
and Mrs. W. D. Clifton spent Tues
day in Kinston. ' '
Mr. and 'Mrs. Walt Harrell of
Wilmington were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C D. McCullen Tuesday.
; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson
were visitors In Raleigh Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ray, Miss
Betty Ray and Mrs. A. R. Hicks,
Jr., were visitors in Clinton on
Saturday. -
Mrs. Waldo Clifton and-children
spent Friday with relatives in Clin-
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1T(IDISA(S(S dDHIL "(CHJI2Ei:r3
.raiis
When you see the new FHECO Tobacco Curers
notice the advantages they have over anything you
eversaw. :
1st. Four burners to each barn, which means all
the heat you want without red spots on burners or
flues. ; F
2nd. Made of cast iro nfor long life. .
3rd. Each burner has a separate adjustment to
give an even temperature over entire barn.
; 4th. Ilo canopies in the Way. ;
5th. Bu using four FHECO Burners to each b:rn
you do not have to elevate the flues, therefore, the
heat stays in the barn and does not escape Ihrcih ,
the smoke slack.; ! : v
6th. l!o smoke or carbon to bother.
7th. Simplest Burners ever made.
: 8lh. Ilorizomotic draff for economy.
9ih. I!o flooding. l!o smoke or fire in the b:rn.
0;!i. Fear tamers for the price cf cr.o cr tv;o.
SEE THE NEW FHECO 4 BEFORE YOUTJUY
r ITS WORTH WAITING FOil
THEM AT FRED HARDY'S IN KENANSVILLE OR AT
MAI
r a tTTTm at
tuii.
fc.t.'l.. . . ; .i and I j.
C. ADei:.er wt-te vL, tors in Ci
boro Saturday. - .
Afiar Lc;;g lilnass
Mrs. W. B. Hobbs. 74. of Faison
died Friday morning in the Oolds
boro Hospital after- an Illness , of
two weeks from a broken hip and
other complications. Funeral ser?
vices were conducted ' from the
home of her daughter, in Weldon
Saturday afternoon at 2 t. the Rev.
D. L. Fouts and burial was in Cedxr
wood cemetery. Mrs. Hobbs .was
bom?.1n Tar" III'! and ''van . the
danghr a t th vb.to Jam'- and
Carolina Sn s'r'-nd ' fu'ivinK
are hr l.u 'ti'.d; i,wo" .df.ughtets,
Mrs, . A. Car.er oX Weldon, and
Mrs T B. West of Greenville; one
son, Jim Hobbs of !tzstb3thtcwn;
two si..tc-rs, M"'. J. S. Rogers of
McC611, S.-C., aid Mkt; J. A. Lewis
n
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.enani t
cm;
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- 4s lb , w ..-,.
' Judy Carol Batchelor, 3 m -old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I -coe
Batchelor of the Sandy Fl.,. j
section of this county died in a Kins
ton hospital Saturday aftemr v
Funeral services were held at ; a
graveside in the Sandy Plains c -etery
near the home Sunday it 8
p. m. Surviving are the pare
two brothers, Calvin Ray snd t'f
arthur Batchelor, and a sister, EuLy
Adell Batchelor, ajl of the home.
x ' ' ' ' ' ' i . i ,i : . ,
t"'ced p. -. Ju''on Is he foremost
need in working with livetoilt,
says C. Mark Goforth, Jr.,' assistant
Surry County agent for the State
College Extension Service.
Tenderloin is the tenderest meat
cut.
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