1 ri2S.M.M. THIGPEN
. Beulaville, N.' C. - " '
Representative For"
CUNTON FLORAL
COMPANY . -
WALLACE, N. C.
L;:ilaville Seniors
To Give Play
In Richlands
; :; The Senior Class of the Bi-tila-
' ville High . School will present
"Here Comes .Charlie ', Friday ev
ening, April 4. at 8;00 o clock at
the Richlands High School.
f ' t Due to the fact thai we uo ;kh
have an auditorium m rkuiaville.
Mr. Shaw, principal i the Kn h
lands school, has kindly v i ricr
mission for us to use their audi-
, torium for t.iis xnay.
BeulavUle friends atxl . patron,
are urged to attend the play.
Hosts At Bar-B-Q
'Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas
were hosts, Sunday when they en
tertained about 25 friends and rel
atives ,at a beautiful barbecue din
ner, celebrating the birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Thomas, who re
ceived a score of good wishes at
this time:
Celebrates 4f h
Birthday
- Orzo Sloan Thigpen. Jr.. was a
birthday honor guest Friday after
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The Beaulavllle High School sextet pictured ken won the Duplin County championship by
defeating Calypso, 19-14, In the finals of the annual tournament The team won M of 28 games. Pansy
Simpson, forward and Eloulse Battle, guard, war named to the aO-tournament team. Left to right: front ,
row Betty Lou Simpson, Etouise Bottle, Captain Pansy Simpson, Mary Lynn Horn, and Mildred HalL
Second row Zodle Quinn, Lola EalL Louisa Bottle, and Joyee Jackson. Third row Jessna Simpson,
Pansy Edwards. Not In the picture are Georgia Ewrton Coath liar U3r Rivenberk, and Manager
John Thomas, .-...:.
noon when his mother entertained
a number of his young friends at
the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
M. M. Thigpen. Decorations carry
ing out Easier mollis weie used and
games suggestive of Kaster were
played. Group singing was enjoyed
and stones were told, after which
the little guests were invited into
the dining room. The table was cov
ered with pastel shades of crepe
paper and centered with a three
' tiered cake bearing 4 lighted can
dies and flanked by burning East
er candles and Easter biddies. Ice
cream and individual cakes were
; served and attractive Easter bas-
kets filled with popcorn and can
i uies were given as favors.
The happy young honoree recei
ved many attractive gifts from the
There's plenty of box-offloe
appeal In these Jaunty Junior aulta. .
Especially "Leading Lady" with thoao proHr
shoulder loops and ballerina
fullness! It's dashing, debonair, and tho hit of
the season In PACIFIC'S Verdona . , "
, worsted erepe. $5(.M. . v, ' , ... ,
Sixes 9 ..II
..; Kxeiuslve wltk us .
"The Friendly Store"
V . . WALLACE, N. C.
30 little friends who helped him
enjoy the occasion.
Sue Lanier
Entertains
Miss Sue Lanier was hostess on
Friday afternoon at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Archie Lanier.
The occasion was in celebration of
her' 12th birthday. Many interest
ing games were enjoyed during
the afternoon, after which the hos
tess, assisted by her mother, served
pepsi cola, sandwiches and birth
day cake.
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Birthday Barbe - Q
Billbro Bostic was the genial
host Sunday when he, assisted by
his wife and 'daughter, 'entertained
a number of relatives and friends
at a very enjoyable barbecue din
ner at his home. The dinner was
served from a long table in the
yard, and made an attractive pic
ture with its bountiful assortment
of food. About 60 persons enjoyed
the hospitality on this occasion
which marked the birthday of the
host
Carolyn Harris
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Little Miss Carolyn Harris was
entertained in honor of her third
birthday, March 1, at the home oi
her grandparents, Mr. Sad Mrs.
S. W. Gresham, by her mother,
Mrs. B. O. Harris.
The honored rtce.vid many
gifts-. Several games were enjoyed
by thirty little friends after which
Ice cream and cake. were served.
enan
Church To Be
Re-Decorated
. Rev; J. G. Morrison, pastor of the
Beulaville Presbyterian Church
has announced that the interior of
the church will be re-painted on
Saturday, April 19th. He invites
all volunteers who will meet there
and help with the work. A dinner
will be served to all who work by
the ladies of the Church.
ASPARAGUS
BABY BUTTER BEANS
SNAPBEANS
CUT CORN
CORN ON COB .
PEAS ' ' . -'v.'4 '
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
Hapiwi;Ii2"c, i'.uvsiracinfj, m Auil Around
ThGouhty's Eastern Metropolis
Announce Birih
'Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rhodes of
Beulaville, son, Phil Terry, March
20, General Memorial Hospital in
Kinston. Mrs. Rhodes is the former
Miss Hazel Rhodes of Beulaville,
Mrs. E. S. Ilussey
Dies In Counly
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Mrs. Elisabeth Stroud Hussey,
72, widow of Kator Hussey, died at
her home in the Holt's Store sec
tion of this county early 'Monday .
Funeral services were held from
the late residence at 3 feO Tuesday
afternoon with interment In a near
by family cemetei-y. The Rev.- N.
P. Farrior, pastor of the pink Hill
Presbyterian Church officiated.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.
Gaston Kelly and Mrs. Willie Gra
dy of Seven Springs, And Mrs. Earl
Williams of Pink Hill; one " son,'
Bland Hussey of Seven Springs;
two brothers, J. EStroud of Deep
Run and 1. T. Stroud of Wake for-
lest; five sisters, Mrd. Ruth Grady,
Mrs.. Charles Thompson and Mrs.
Hugh Stroud, all of Seven Springs,
Mrs. Jack Pope of Charlotte, and
Mrs. Kitty Sutton of Jacksonville.
Mesdames R. E. Quinn and CO.
Sandlin of Raleigh have been
guests this week of relatives here.
. Miss Josephine Carr and Jesse
Evans of Kinston visited his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Evans
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Miller,
Joan Miller and Mrs. Lula Parker
were recent visitors of the latter's
brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Miller in New Bern. " 1
Mrs. W. F. Lanier and son, D. W-.
Lanier went to Burlington Sunday.
Mrs. Lanier will remain for a visit
with tier son Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Lanier.
Junmie and Frank Parker of
Charity spent the week end with
tiieir latuer, Gilbert Parker, and
grandmother, Mrs. W. B. Parker.
Mrs. K. C. Gresham; Misses Edna
Earle and Mary Jane Gresham
ana Mr. W. E. Gresham spent Sar
urday in Kinston. .
, - Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy spent
Sunday in jMorfilk. Ya. They were
accompanied hornet by their ion,
Yoeman Bobby Kennedy, who re
turned to Norfolk on Tuesday. The
USS Wright on which Bobby la on
duty left for Pensicola, Fla on Wed
nesday. ..
Mesdames A. L. Cavenaugh and
J. W. Quinn of Warsaw visited
Mrs. Lula Parker Sunday.
Misses Mary Lily Rivenbark and
Rosalyn Harris shopped in Fayette
vllle Saturday. ,i
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Oakley and
Woody Oakley spent Sunday in
Hoseboro. ; -
Mrs. Lila Lanier and Kenneth
Lanier made a business trip to
Kinston Monday.' '
Mr. and Mrs. John Wm. Gooding
of tfayetteville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kennedy and baby of Wall
ace, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Albert
son and children of Pink Hill, Miss
ATTENTION, LOVERS OF GOOD FOODS!!
Frozen Foods Retain Their Flavor and Garden Fre shhess
Did you know that it takes 2 Vi lbs of garden - -
peas in th6 hull tolsheU out 12 ounces ajid at; ; -
present prices of peas in the hull (25jc lb. ) it ;
costs you 62c to get the same amount that
"we sell you for 30c? ,
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WE HAVE IN STOCK A COMPLETE LINE OF FROZEN FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES, SPRING FRYERS, AND TURKEYS. 1-
AUJWorroflOTrREAM
CALL 0 STOP BY! . ;
M'y-'-y- Y:;;:w:Y;YY:i
Cc!:r.::l Fro7n FccJyand Lccker PIcnt
Susie Smith of Montreat College,
Mr. and' Mrs. T. A. Patterson and
children of Seven Springs were Sun
day guests of Mrs. George Albert
son. ::' .
Lera Sharpless of Midway Park,
formerly of Beulaville, visited Mr.
and Mrs. William Brown Sunday,
enroute to the Veterans Hospital,
Fayetteville, for treatment. .:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker of
Wallace spent Sunday with their
mothers, Mesdames W. B. Parker
and Ellis Brlnson,, ' '
' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mercer were
at home from Wilmington to spend
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kennedy
and Miss Melba Gray Sumner made
a business trip to Clinton Tuesday.
Mrs.' Lizzie Miller of Kinston ar
rived Monday to spend, a few days
with her sister, "Mrs.x Lula Parker.
M. M. Thigpen visited his son,
W. P. Thigpen, at Bethel Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller spent
Monday in Wilmington.
Revs A. R. Brothers, who is con
ducting revival services at the Bap
tist Church, spent Saturday at his
home in Rockingham.
'A. - L. ' Mercer was a visitor In
Coldsboro Saturday,
Mrs! .Irene Sandlin Currle left
Tuesday, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Howard Hocutt in Claytdn. Before
returning home she will visit rela
tives in Raleigh. '
- Leslie . Brown of Warsaw visited
relatives here Sunday. ,
Misses Ethelene Parker and Lou
Jackson, Messrs. Ray Cupp of Wal
lace and Gordon Kennedy spent
Saturday in Kinston 'and Green
ville. The following from Beulaville
attended , the Free Will ' Baptist
Church Auxiliary Convention at the
Cove Creek church, Cove City, on
Thursday: Mesdames Arthur Ken
nedy, W. F. Thigpen, Willie Smith,
R. C. Kennedy, Willie Everton, ST
A. Smith and Rev. R. C. Kennedy
and S. A. Smith.
Mrs. A. R. Brothers of Rocking
ham arrived Tuesday to visit the
remainder of the' time, while Mr.
Brothers la in the meeting here.
Mrs. Gardner Edwards and Mrs.
M. M. Thigpen attended the dem
onstration on "hat making" by Miss
NOTCE TAXPAYERS
2 1-2 Percent Penalty
194J5 Taxes April 1st. 2
Will Be Charged On All
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APRICOTS
SLICED PEACHES
RASPBERRIES
STRAWBERRIES
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Julia Mclver, Extension Specialist
In Clothing, in KenansviUe Tues
day. - , ,'- "7
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, Earl Matthews of Raleigh spent
the week end with Mrs, Adelle
Matthews and family.;, - ; . -
- Mrs, C. J. Bryce Mr.' and Mrs,
Harry Fisher of Rose Hill were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Gardner Edwards. '
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WU1 Be Added To All
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