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jt. The Primary Department of the
Oiapust Sunday school was enter-
lined ' Friday afternoon at the other guests of the Gardner Ed
ome of Mrs. Bud Miller, with wards Sunday at an oyster roast
TVtiss Lou Jackson, Mrs." Orvis
Thigpen, Miss Edna Earl Gresham
-and Mrs. Miller a hostesses. "
Valentine decorations were used
- the center of 'attraction being a
i beautiful cake embossed with a
i . large red heart I
' , After a series of games and songs
Tthe little guests were. served indi
' vldual valentine cakes, salted nuts
and bottled drinks.
: V. O.W. Entertain
The local chapter of the Wood
man of the World, entertained its
. members and their wives last Mon-
- day evening at a most enjoyable
af$lr when a bountiful and dell-
---c'jus barbecue supper was served
- i; the lodge balL
" .'Mr. S. O. Johnson of Rose Hill
, ,was a guest on this occasion, and
. the Woodmen and wives numbered
-bout 300. , - ' ,
Snored On
G!i Birthday
T, Rev. R. C Kennedy of Beulaville
.wa honored at: a family reunion
Sunday In celebration of his 65th
b'rthday. A number of his children
Au4 grandchildren gathered at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. W. F.
Thigpen, near Beulaville, where a
: bountiful dinner was served picnic
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'PROGRAM FOR WEEK FEB. 23rd
UNDAY -
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Comedy
ONDAY & TUESDAY
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Shorts
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:dnesday . .
ZANE GREY'S
style. Mr, Kennedy was the recipi
ent of many nice gifts on this oc
Personals
Mr. W.: F. Bryce was among
at Sneeds Ferry.'- - J '
- Dick Harris of Winston-Salem
spent the week end here with his
wife and children. ,
v Mr. and Mrs. Homer Howard,
Caror and Tonya Howard of Wil
mington .were week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Nethercutt." ,.
; Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Thigpen,
Mrs. David R. Smith and Messrs.
Walter Herring and S. A. Smith
spent a day last week in- Durham.
Cecelia Thigpen, UtUe daughter of
the former, returned with them
from Duke Hospital where she has
been receiving further treatments
for burns received some months
ago. '
Church Bulletin
A change of time for services
has been announced by Rev. J. G.
Morrison of the Beulaville Presby
terian Church as follows: On 1st
Sunday morning the services will
be changed from 10 to 11 o'clock,
with Sunday School at 10 A. M.
On the 3rd Sunday, preaching
service will be changed from 10
A. M.'to 7:30 P. M. .
Please note this change of time
and attend all church services.
PTA Holds Meet
.'. The regular meeting of the PTA
was held on Monday evening. Feb.
0th in the Presbyterian church,
Also Comedy
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SATURDAY
Chas. Starrett, and Smiley
Burnette in
"TWO FISTED
STRAIIGER" . ;
Also Cartoon
SATURDAY LATE SHOW:
TCI McCOY in
with the president,) Mrs. Lou Belle
Williams, presiding. Tw devotion
al was led by Rev. J. G. Morrison
of Kenansville. Reports were heard
from various committees, including
the one -from the special ad- 'Cur
tain committee who reported $879.
SO as raised by ads toward payment
of new auditorium curtains. After
the business session. Dr. G. V.
Gooding, County-Health Officer,
was introduced and gave a Splendid
talk on the Health Work taDuplln
County.
FH A Parly
Future Homemakers of Ameri
ca were delightfully entertained
Friday evening at the teacherage.
Valentine decorations were used,
forming an attractive seting for the
many enjoyable games and con
tests led by Wilms Brinson.
' Following the games, the refresh
ment committee served sandwiches
and cookies with soft drinks.
The ' 24 young people present
were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
P. E. Thigpen, Jr.
Births
- Mr. and Mrs. Scott Smith, a dau
ghter, Brenda Kay,' Feb. 1st, Mem
orial General Hospital, Kinston.
Mrs. Smith is the former Dorothy
Albertson. .
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bostic, a son,
Larry Pigford, Jr., Memorial Gen
eral Hospital, Kinston. Mrs. Bostic
is the former Annie Mae Riven
bark. ' .
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Mr. and Mrs.- Thomas Smith,! a
daughter, Marilyn Katherine, Jan.
29, at their home. Mrs. Smith is
the former Juanita Sandlin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thigpen, for
merly of Beulaville, now of Bethel,
a daughter, Teena Mae, Feb. 4. Mrs.
Thigpen is the former Beulah
House of BetheL
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Casey of
Lexington, Va., and Goldsboro, a
son, Michael Ralph, Feb. 3; at the
Goldsboro Hospital. Mrs. Casev is
'the former Lessie Pratt Mallard,
granddaughter of Mrs. Annie Bos
tic of Beulaville.
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"LADIES W.
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With Eddie Bracken
And Vuginia Ftel d.
TUES. FEB. 29 vv
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With James1 DiHin
And Mona'Frteeman.
WED FEB. , .. 1
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'Flight To l!ovhere'
With Alan Curtis.
't!e:Ili Ccndian
Skies
With RusseU llayden.
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THURS. - FRk FEB. 27-2S
;j3l!;nt Bass"
With Marshall Thompson
And George'Tbhias.
SAT. MAR. l , , v
' DOUBLE FEATURE
"RaideiiOf ,
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With Johnny Mack' Brown.
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With Leo' GofCey.
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BEULAVILLE
PATR01IS
Folks, the Times beg and urge
you to get all your news Items
to year correspondent, Mrs.
' M. M. Thigpen, not later than
Farm Bureau Song
Below you will find a song, writ
ten to the tune of "Turkey in the
Straw"- and used as Convention
Song by the Associate Women of
the Farm Bureau In Asheville, Feb.
2-5. The sdntf was written by Norma
fWard (Stanfield), a' native of our
own fair county, DUPLIN.
-The song:
The Farni Bureau of the Old North
'"SUte
Has' grown so fast and grown so
The Tar ''Heels com from far and
near ! .
To learn what will happen to it
this year.
Chorus:
Th Farm Bureau of the Old North
. "State
It is so grand and it is so great
We will sing its praises loud and
. long .
Until" we . are one million strong.
We will dream all night and work
all day
For this the Farm Bureau will re
pay The1 cash' we need down on the
arm
To 'Veep 'the ' children from all
harm.
' Norma Ward Stanfield
"Brown Summit. N. C.
Guilford County.
Brcnchial Coughs
Cu3 to CoSds
Saead' tf oaata today t nv dru-
f'ator for a koMe'af BOCBxr- can-
ikTODL MtXTURB-trlflle p. ;--vt.
pnmpaj to fcel laaaea v.;i ; '.:
phlecn (Mtha irrttatru :'.r .,- nr-.
itvmia ha4 m ard eii:. r : f;.. :
ytrf KthtVcrjr next vim. ac-.:. r-a .
hiawracldna. stubborn ctigh iirA i
Cor jnsmsclf how good aaa eZrc; :- ? u
is for eeufhl due to colds. , Get &UCK
LSSnJCANADlOI. MDCTURB made ia
4h Uaa.-tODAT all druegUU.
f feru p
eOMPLSTB UN of electricity through
out the home and farm ia wise and
HinVelyt Pedpla everywhere ar discover
f trigfor tftemaalves that electricity does
v ALL 'the joba and does them better,
cheaper.
OOALL-miCTtlC today... bacaus eom
; fete uae of alactricity, with aaay-to-of
"Trat,tu-aiil-labor-aaving conveniences,
juaaas letter living and aauar working.
Monday evening If you wish,
to see it in print in that week's
Issue.
It is utterly impossible for Mrs.
' Thigpen to get the news to us
without your fullest cooperation.
" The' Vest hi motion plrtun
WALLACE, N. "
f SUNDAY.' FEB. 23
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Sweetheart
Starring Phil Regan.
MONDAY, FEB. 24
TWO SMART PEOPLE
Starring Lucille Ball,
TUESDAY, FEB. 25
"KINGS
Starring Ann Sheridan.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26
"RIO GRANDE RAIDERS
With Sunset Carson.
THURS. & FRI., FEB. 27-28
"LADIES MAN" ;
Starring Eddie Bracken, Cass Daley.
SATURDAY, MAR. 1
"SHADOWS ON THE RAIIGE
With Johnny Mac Brown. -
"CHILD OF
OWL SHOW:
"QUEEN OF
Starring Evelyn' Ankers.
SAVE VJOMiaE-SiSY;
Yes, electricity does the job better,
cheaper. And when you use this bet ter
way for the bit time-and-enetgy-constitn- -inj
joba like Refrigeration, Cooking and
Water Heating, you gain another advan
tage tower electric fates. "
OO ALL-ELECTRIC . . and lighten every bur
den in the home and on the farm with tne
cheaper, easier, cleaner All-Electric "Way!
: Yftnr MirrMnnndftnt. V; ;
kno)r, is really striving to i
the people In and arc
Beulaville the best of sen '
So we urge you to give I
Thigpen all the cooper?
nossible. TI:A..
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