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SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
M2S.M.M.THIGPEN
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CLINTON FLORAL
COMPANY
WALLACE. N. C
Eost:r Services
SUNRISE SERVICE
at
BAPTIST CHURCH
11 O'clock Preaching
.Service At
; PRESBYTERIAN
" CHURCH
Easter Pageant
Sunday Evening, 7:30
BAPTIST CHURCH
Fitz Bafts Honored
On Last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bostic enter
tained at dinner Friday evening in
honor of their son. Fife. Sharing
honors at the time was the aunt of
the honoree. Mrs. Ben Stroud of
Kenansville, who was celebrating
her birthday also. Guests included
members of the family: Mr. and
' Mrs. Larry Bostic and children, Mr.
' and Mrs. Richard Bostic and Nancy,
Re and Mrs. A. L. Brown, Rev.
and Mrs. A.R. Brothers of Rock
ingbam. Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt Beck
of Warsaw and Ben Stroud of Ke
' nansvilte.
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Yeir.:r Rest For ,
Baskefeers
Th oIHb and bovs basketball
teams of the Beulaville High
School were entertained at a wein
mi MB.t tsiasav AVAnintf. The en
joyable event took place at the
Warsaw gym, me- weinero
roasted at the open fireplace there.
in aaaiuon 10 tae tenuis, Kin"
invited guests were present. Miss
Mary LUy Bivenbark, coach, and
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Shaw were
chaperones. '
House Warming
For Mrs. Mi
The new home of Mrs. Kate Mil
ler was the scene of an enjoyable
gathering Sunday when friends
and relatives gathered there for a
delicious barbecue and picnic din
ner. The occasioa also marked the
birthdays of her young daughter,
Katie Gray, and her brother,
George Bostic. .
Mrs. Miller had the misfortune
to lose her home, 'all furnishings
and clothing by fire on December
28. She had no insurance, but
through gifts from friends, etc., of
money and labor, she has been able
to rebuild and is now occupying
her new home.
Beulaville Junior
Senior Banquet
The Junior Class of the Beula
ville High School entertained the
Seniors at an informal banquet in
the Jacksonville USO Friday even
ing, March 28, at 8 o'clock.
Thpv assembled In the reception
room where they enjoyed music,
rendered by different pianists un
til thpv were invited into the rec
reation hall to find their place
cards and to be served.
The recreation hall was Deaun
fully decorated with multi-pastel
colors of streamers, baloons and
spring flowers. Candles were the
nniv linhts used.
The waitresses, tenth grade girls,
wore white dresses with tulip
shaped aprons of pastel shades.
Thpv served fried chicken green
Peas, creamed potatoes, tomatoes,
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BARM HEAR HOLT'S STORE OH SATURDAY,
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salad, rolls, butter, iced tea. and
pie. The food was prepared by
Coleman s Restaurant.
- Toasts were made by several
members of the Junior and Senior
classes, the faculty, and committee
men. . . -' ..
At-the close the, group sang
Aiiii T une Svne. floors were clear
ed and dancing was enjoyed. Some
of the group attended tne movies.
Personals
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Mesdames Mamie Boggs, Gordon
MnlrirnW. , Misses Kate MUITU1
hadii and Judv Muldrow and Ar
chie Muldrow shopped in Klnston
Saturday. ,, .
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Mm h G. McKeithan and sons
of Southport spent last week with
their parents and grandparents,
Kev. and Mrs. A. L. Brown..
Mrs. Audrey Turner, of Pink Hill
returned home Tuesday after visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Sandlin, Sr.
Mrs. H. J. Smith of Pink Hill
spent Tuesday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Kit Brinson.
Mr T.izzie Miller returned home
SunHav after spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Lula Q.
Parker.
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Miller and
Mica Rnsaivn Harris were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Smith at Hallsviiie.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Demorest and
Fitz Bostic were Goldsboro visitors
Monday. '- ''- ' '
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Tho
m rui Mallard and Miss :
Jane BostlC of. Goldsboro spent the
i j h Un AnnlA Rndtle
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Bostic.
Mesdames Rossie Thomas uraay
nd Jjirrv Kennedy and their chil
dren made a business trip to War
saw Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'iVMiuer ana
daughter spent Monday in Golds
boro.
; J. T.- Miller has returnea to ui
een after spending several days
here with his mother, Mrs. Katie
MUtark - ' ' - .
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Rev.' and Mrs. 3. L? Powers of
Benson, RFD., have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Orao Thigpen this
Messrs. S. W. Gresham and Doo
ley Whaley were Kinston visitors
J. G. Thomas of
Swan Quarter visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J i nomas maw
and Mrs. R- C. Kennedy.. Tuesoay.
f Mrs. Bertie Matneny or inaian
aoolis, Ind., was a recent guest of
her sister, Mrs. Tracy Edwards. ;
Mrs. Bill Willis ana son, uavey,
of Savannah, Ga., have arrived to
spend the Easter holidays wwn ner
parents, Rev. and Mrs. A, L. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lee and Miss
Nell Lee of Smithfield spent Sun
day with Mrs. Barbara Williams.
Mr. J. D. Thomas has accepted
a position as clerk "with the I. J.
Sandlin Co. '
Yates Dobson was home from
EMI over the week end. -
noi, ami Mrs. A. R. Brothers re-
,,nui tn their home in Rocking
ham Monday. The former has been
conducting a series of -evangemuc
iteswence two
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County's Extern Lietropoib
services at the Baptist Church for
the past two weeks; , . .
- Misses Joyce Jackson and Calesta
Thigpen spent Thursday afternoon
in Warsaw. . . " - -
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin. Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Sandlin
spent Sunday in Rose Hill with rel
ative.
TYr mnA Mrs S A. Pnna Rnmmv
and Harriet Pope have 'gone to
Wheeling, w. va., wnere tney wui
spend the Easter holidays. : . : . ; .
J. D, Sandlin, Sr., made a 'busi
ness trip to Raleigh -Tuesday. ft
Mrs. Dick Butler and
.son- of
Warsaw have been spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Jackson. ,' ' '
Mrs. Sherwood Snyder and son,
James 1 Oliver, and Mrs, Addle
Smith of Pink Hill spent Tuesday
with Miss Glennie Miller and Mrs.
Daisv MUler. ' : . i -
Mr. and Mrs. W. O.' Jones and
son. Bobby, spent tne weak end
at Albertville, Ala. . .... . . ,
. Alwood Thisnen was ' at 'home
from Kings Business College, In
Raleish. for the week end.
Mesdames Annie and Wm. Bostic
and Miss Daisy . Bumham spent
Tuesday afternoon in Warsaw.'
Bonny arown nas reuirnea to
Mars Hill College after spending
the spring holidays at home here.
He had as his guest BUI Walker of
Marion. N. C.
Mesdames Rivers Rouse of 'Tea-
rhevs. Llovd Padrick and Ed Sloan
of Fountain Town H. E. Truax and
son Stevie, of San Diego, Calif
visited their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Barbara Williams on
Monday. -
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." Walter Holland of Micro spent
Tuesday with relatives here. .
Raybourne : Kennedy, ": Adolph
Mercer and Carl Home -attended
the air show in Greenville Sunday.
Mrs.' Mack Jones and daughter,
nottu Jnvn. and Miss Maude Er-
vln of Swansboro, Mrs. Fred Ervln
and son ot Richlands spent Satur
day afternoon with Mesdames T.
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