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Society and Persona Is
fliss Ymiams
Entertains Club
Miss Margaret Williams was hos
tess to' the members of her bridge
club i o&' , Monday evening. Misses
Martha Pickett and Hilda Clontz
were visitors for the occasion. At
the conclusion of play, Mrs. Vance
Gavin was awarded high score for
club members and . Miss Hilda
Clontz for visitors.. The hostess
served a delicious salad course and
coffee. ; .
tallied Miss Mildred Pate won high
score prize and ' Miss Elizabeth
Sparkman second high. ... '
The hostess served ice cream and
cake. i-yw.. :! ;
Stunt Hi
Mrs: Mitchell
On Thursday evening, Mrs. Lou
iseMitchell entertained the-mem-i
bers of her bridge club. Her home
' was most attractive with early
spring flowers. When scores were
On Friday evening-ln the school
auditorium. Stunt Night was held.
Mr, J. E. Jerritt, master; of cere
monies, announced the stunts and
kept everything moving in a lively
manner. The program was opened
with a baby oarade with Master
I Julian Wefstbrook winning for the
babies and Miss sanora jones win
ning for the little grown ladies,
A stunt was then presented by
each grade in the school, i Every
grade gave a most amusing and
well presented stunt (and this is
strictly off record, your reporter
would have hated to have been a
judge); Three prizes were awarded:
Primary grade, Mrs. Louise Mitch
ell, teacher; grammar grade' 4, Mrs.
L. F. Weeks, teacher; and high
school grade, 12, 'with Miss Louise
Ellis, teacher. Cake walks were en
joyed after the program.
Playhouse
Tent
THEATRE
- PINK HILL,
NORTH CAROLINA
"The Pick Of The Best"
v PROGRAM MEEK MAR. 23rd
SUNDAY
- It's In The Groove!
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Employee's' of the Waccamaw
Bank in Kenansville attended
CrouD 3 of the N. C. Bankers As
sociation banquet in the Goldsboro
Hotel on Saturday evening, March
15. Mr. William Erwin of New
York City gave the address.
Miss Lela McDonald spent the
past week end at her home in Col
umbia, S. C. -
Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Wells, Jr., of
Wallace , and, Mrs. Townsend of
Murohv and Mrs. D. L. Wells, Sr.,
of Wallace visited Miss Mary Coop
er on Saturday. .
Mrs. John D. Larkins, Sr., who
has been with her sister, Miss Mary
Cooper, who has been ill for sever-
all weeks, returned to her home in
Kinston on Monday.
Mrs. Doris Fulgo of Raleigh was
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Dobson last week end.
Miu Marsaret Williams and Mrs.
Wilbur Adams shopped in Rich
mond last week end.
Misses Anna Dail, Sarah Pickett
and Hortense Tyndall were home
from ECTC for the spring holidays.
. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Wells, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Grady, MeaOames Louise
MitcheU 3nd Jtfargaretta Stafford
and Misses , Erma Williams and
Anne Dail attended the concert
which Marian .Anderson gave In
Raleigh Monday evening.
Norwood Boney, Jr., of Chapel
Hill is home for the holidays.
Mn J. O. Stokes shopped in
Goldsboro on Monday.' ' ,
Mr. Norwood Bonty. Sr, is a pa
tient at Veterans Etsspital where he
is suffering with an infected foot
Misses Frances and Linda Slt
terson and Miss Sarah Wast Out
law have been confined to their
homes with flu."' '"i:KT:''-'.'':
. Mesdames G. V. Gooding and S.
C Newton and Miss Sally Newton
went to Kinston Monday.
Rev. and Mrs, J. G. Morrison and
Joe, Jr., made a business trip to
Clinton Monday.
The beat k motion plcturea
WALLACE, N. r
SUNDAY, MARCH 23rd.
IflmOftMOS RUSSELL MK IWHJ Mm
- ; HDR1AN JAKE GREER 6LEMH VEHHOH
Also -Comedy
, m)N. & TUES.
DRAMA THAT HOLDS YOU!
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Duplin
Theatre
WARSAW
Easy Come, Easy Go"
Starring Sonny Tufts, Barry Fitzgerald.
MONDAY & TUESDAY. MARCH 24-25 .
"MIGHTY McGURK"
Starring Wallace Beery.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26th. '
"DEVIL Oil WHEELS"
Mrs. R. C. Wells has been" visit
log bar mother In Lillington f or
several days who. baa been ill with
the fin. . .
' Sgt Robert ' Long returned to
Texas on Monday where he is. sta
tioned with the Army. His wife
and baby expect to Join him in a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brinson
took their baby to James Walker
Hospital for treatment this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brinson vis
ited Mrs. S. S, Sandlln near Beula
villa Sunday afternoon.
Mr. K. V, Vestal went to North
WUkesboro to a hog breeder's sale
Thursday.
Mesdames Clifford Aldridge and
Morris Brinson shopped in Kinston
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. H. Brinson spent two
days In Wilmington last week.
1 Mr. and Mrs.' L. F. Weeks and
daughter, Jean, visited Mr. Week's
brother in Burlington last weekend.
Missionary
eels
Miss Viola Titus, case worker, and Monday. Mm. i. W. J?J
who wve. the visually blind of , is the inother of Mrs. CktonEar-
Duplin County has a new person
driving her car for her una woes.
She la in the Welfare Department
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each
Week.
Mesdames J. M. Cameron, L W.
Martin and Joseph Cameron of
Polkton were guests of Mrs. Clay
ton Herring of Rose Hill Sunday
ring who was formerty awfcjasnt.
County Agent of Dnpssi Conoty.
The Rose Hill Woman's Ctob ,
gave a creative program on WssV
nesday afternoon undsr tfco direc
tion of Mrs. H. ' W. 'Fsniot; I
ally designed dresses ware display
ed and original poena, auuloal
selections and papers wee read. -
Society M
With Jai Ford.
II
II
THUIIDERTOVII
With Bob Steele. .
THURSDAY & FRIDAY. MARCH 27-Z8
"It's A Wonderful Life
Starring James Stewart v
SATURDAY, MARCH, 29th. ,
rrrn AIlTirK ri tft A Till C
ncumitK ruuMiivt
With Tex Bitter.
OWL SHOW:
"Shadow Of A Woman"
Starring Andrea King. r
The Woman's Missionary Society
met on Monday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Dan Davis. Mrs. Dav
is was also program leader and was
assisted by several members.
The topic for the month was on
Russians. Mrs. C. D. Dobson pre
sided and gave the'Bible Study. A
good number of members were pre
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V- 1 4om only
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Also Shorts
""' WEDNESDAY. !
' '.'A Western That Sizzles!
"Guns For Hire"
With Lane Chandler.
' Also Serial ""' " '
.THURSDAY , ',
T TwvTkX Mac" f
SUN. - MON. MAR. 23-24
"The Secret Heart
With Claudette Colbert
And Walter Pidgeon.
TUES. MAR. 25
Down Missouri Way
With Martha O'Driscoll
And William, Wright.
THE
WED. MAR.' 26
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Riding The
California Trail
With Cisco Kid.
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-Cartoon Added
' . FRIDAY ' - 1
"Big Boy" Williams and
Iloosier Hotshots in .
! '-ne Star Moonlight
AI Shorts Vi;- V''M'i:',
f VTURDAY '
r. sell Ilayden,
laez Cooper' in ;
r'ui Of The Border
TS, SHOW: v
I'cCoy m
Dangerous Millions
With Kent Taylor.
THURS. - FRL MAR. 21-28
"Mr. District
Alldrney"
With Dennis O'Keefe
And Marguerite Chapman.
SAT. MAR. 29
DOUBLE FEATURE '
"Valley Of Fear":
With Johnny Mack Btown.
MODEL THEATRE
BEULAVILLE, C.
"Where Happiness Costs So Litfle"
WEEK OF MARCH 28td
SUNDAY, MONDAY t
All Star TECHNICOLOR Spectacle
"THE SPAMSH MAIM
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
yvIiv MeOnirA. Rnhert YonnC is
"CLAUDIA AIID DAVID
THREE STOOGE COMEDY
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THURSDAY
Leon Enrol in
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It Shouldn't Happen To A Dog
Plus Chap. 5 "Burn 'em Up Barnes
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Sunset Carson in
'OREGON TRAIL"
rvw swift AT. TITLED:
"HOP HARRIGAtr'
OWL SHOW:
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Swinging On A Rainbow''
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"THE GHOST
How you
can help
YOUR AQT.1Y DO 170
PART FOR PEACG
Wm the Preeident's proposal for the discontinuance of
Selective Service en March 31, America will rely on
voluntary enlistment for the maintenance of the Regular
, - .Amy at authorized strength.
' In view of world conditions today, this is a step of
the gravest importance to every American citizen. Never
before ia history has any nation raised and maintained
a million-man army by the volunteer system alone. Our
ideals, oar belief in individual freedom, our sufeiv and
oar duty to promote world peace all are bourn! up in
this decision. .
This is your Arnv, ami vuluniary enlistment is your
choice. It must not fail. With vour help it wtll no' fait.
The Armymu8t continue 10 provide adetpiuu- iut.
tion forces oversea, to supplv thew forces, a.i.l i h.-.p
in keeping Anienea strona and iw-.eure.
' Your help and understanding can do inih lo en
'courage a steady flow of 3-vear voluntary ei..'in-nis.
necessary to sound training and the efficient itorioriimnce
of the Army's task.
When you discuss this subject withyour sons, brothers,
husbands or friends who mav be considering an Army
career, bear in mind the advantage offered by a H-vear
enlistment. Among them are the choice, oV branch of
- service and of oversea theater where jpenine. exist, and
, the opportunity for thorough training in valuuble skills.
' ' ; A job in the new Regular Army compares favorably
with the average in industry, and has more opportunities
' for promotion than most. :. v
. You can help by giving your respect and support to
the man who enlists voluntarily - to do his part in enT-
, tag out your country's world-wide obligations to build
' a peace that will endure.
v x . , , t ROBERT P. ' PATTERSON
,".''' .!- , gCRETAKY OF WAR
tu mi ihfomatior ieoadiiio
" VOLUNTARY ENUSTMENT, OUL IT
r Altai ABMY RECSUITUIt ITaTIOH
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V. HILL STREET, WARSAW, II. C.
FREEZER LOCKERS FOR RENT
BEEF AIID PORK CURING AIID PROCESSING
CHICKENS PICKED AIID DRESSED
You are invited f o come in end look over (his plant.
Ychove some lockers left. Come and select yours
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