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KX& HI M. THIGPEBf
Beperter -
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
T:v;ri Election
Lds. May 6
-. The election of Mayor and town
commissioners for the town of Beu
laville will be held Tuesday, May
6. yUl registered voters are urged
vto vote. .-,
Gordon Muldrow and S. P. Bos
tie are candidates for mayor, and
from the following nominees 5 will
be chosen for town councilmen:
W. B Brown, W. P. (Bud) Miller,
C. C Trott,. Led Williams, S. A.
Smith, J. H. Whaley, Archie La
nlervS. A. Blizzard, Arthur Ken
nedy, Gardner Edwards, and M.
M. Thigpen. ; ,
Pollen Hill Faculty
Is Eenlerlained
. . . i
Mrfe Sidney, Hunter was hostess
Monday evening when she enter
" tained the Potters: BUI School Fac
ulty at dinner. Spring flowers were
used in decorating, and a delicious
fried chicken dinner was served
to the following: Misses Lou Jack
son, Ethelene Parker, Daisy Burn
ham, Mrs. Clyde Brinson, Mr. Sid
ney Hunter, Cecil Hunter, and the
hostess.
Announce Birth
- , Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Batts an
nounce the birth of a son on Wed
nesday, April 30th in Kinston. Mrs.
Batts is the former Miss Myrtle
Whaley. ; ;
Cord Of Thanks
I wish to express my sincerest
'thanks to the many friends who
have been so kind and sympathetic
to me during my illness. I deeply
appreciate all that has been done,
' and to all those who remained
with me at the hospital, for all the
' flowers and the numerous express
Ions of love and kindness, I offer
my heartfelt gratitude. May God's
richest, blessing rest upon you al-
ways. ' .V-
! Mrs. Alma Thomas.
Wins 3rd Place
At Test Farm
; I The following boys of the Agri
culture Department of the BHS
won 3rd place in the District Judg
ing Contest for Dairy Cows Satur
day at the Test Farm, Willard: Jol
ly Thomas, Walter Hardison and
Roy Qulnn. They were accompa
nied there by Messrs. P. C. Shaw
'and M. S. Bratcher.
For A Real Teste Thrill
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Good Every Day
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Pastries are positively
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whaley, Mr.
and Mrs. Elvis Sumner and child
ren and Mervin Whaley recently
visited friends at Roxboro.
Mr. Numa Cobb has returned to
Ruff in after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
S. P Bostic. : .
Patrolman and Mrs. 3. G. Tho
mas visited their parents this week
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Henderson
Jim and Boh Henderson of Dunn
spent Sunday with Mrs. Archie La
nier and Mrs. Hazel Batchelor.
Carl Pate was home from AC col
lege for the week end, accompanied
by his roommate, Frank Shearine
of Portsmouth, Va. .
Mesdames Sidney Hunter, Claude
Wade, Misses Ethelene Parker and
Lou Jackson attended the Associa
tions! meeting of Vacation Bible
Workers Monday evening at the
Warsaw Baptist Church.
Alwood Thigpen of Kings Busi
ness college, Raleigh, and Miss Vio
let Hobgood of Oxford spent the
week end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Thigpen, Sr.
Mrs. Paul Bolin returned from
James Walker Hospital the other
day.
Mrs. Bob Demorest accompanied
by Mrs. C. B. Hayworth of Pink
Hill, left Wednesday for Louisville.
Ky., where they will attend the
Kentucky Derby. .
Messrs. I. J. Sandlin, Sr., and
S. W. Gresham made a business
trio to Kinston Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craft, Sr.,
Mrs. Hampton Baker and Mr. F. L.
Walker attended the funeral of Bill
Cumber in Fayetteville Wednes
day.
Mrs. Alma Thomas has returned
from Parrotts Hospital and is now
recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Campbell
and Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bolin were
dinner guests Monday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Sr.
Haywood Howard of Indianapolis
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Craft.
mis wife and children have been
here for some time.
Friends will regret to hear that
Rev. Robert Fitzgerald, a former
pastor here, has suffered a heart
attack and Is now in a hospital at
Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. T. A. Barden of Rose Hill
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
S. W. Gresham.
Mrs. Mildred Sloan, Mrs. Lloyd
Padrick, Patricia Ann, Elaine and
James Marshall Padrick visited
relatives and friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Lil Sanderson and Mrs. War
ren Thomas spent several days last
wppk in Kinston with Mrs. Alma
(Thomas at Parrotts Hospital.-
Misses Lou JacKson ana Jitnei
ene Parker visited the Orton Gar
dens in Wilmington Sunday.
Mr. nad Mrs. W. E. Gresham,
Misses Vera Gray Wilson, Edna
Earle and Mary Jane Gresham and
Robert Gresham visited the Cliffs
on the Neuse, near Seven Springs
Sunday.
Ransom Mercer visited Wilming.
ton Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thigpen and
daughters of Bethel were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Thig
pen.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Sr.,
and Mrs. W. G. Jones spent Friday
at Dunn where they visited G. W.
delicious
with, this fine flour
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: Let's, go back a few years, and
figure progress; Progress is a won
derful word, full of wonder, hope,:
and unions but the last is a word
that kills the hope, and only won
ders who they can ruin next I
know this last remark may make
a few folks sore at me, but it's the.
way I feel, and the way I feel Is the
way I write. And I'm not trying
to be like the fellow (I forget hia
name) who once said "I don't care,
what you say about me, just so
long as you mention my name" -(STUDY
above CENSURE on the
above remarks may avoid disap
proval). -,. .
But really, my subjecton PRO
GRESS in a much lighter vein.
I am simply, and very simply, re
ferring to , the time when Marge
and I first lived in a Trailer,
(known hereabouts a a Trailer
Camp) - Ours to us was Home -and
altho we had many friends.
here to visit us and know the "wor-
kings",, let me describe it - First it J
was a trailer built on two wheels
to be pulled behind en ordinary
automobile; it was compact, yes.
because if you were in the Living
Room and wanted to go into the!
Dining Room, from there Into the
bath and on into the Kitchen, you I
simply stayed right where you were
to start with -- that's a Trailer
(our trailer) some of the more mod
ern ones have two rooms; in one
of those I'd really get lost -- but
PROGRESS must be served, and
now Marge and I have a bit bigger
home, to be exact instead of 6X18,
our new home is 10X52 (figuring
in feet of course, not inches) and:
in our new home we still have less.
room than in the trailer. THE
MAIN REASON - Hall you didn't
guess it - It's because we had no
furniture when we moved in, and
none now, so consequently our life
is one puzzle after another. Of
course when I arise (when I do)
I have no trouble finding: the
shower, but after that life becomes
S. Sandlin. who is quite ill.
Messrs. Frank Thomas, Flay
Danley and Roland Thomas attend
ed the Warsaw-Goldsboro ballgame
in Warsaw Tuesday night.
Rev. S. A. Smith attended a meet
ing of the Board of Directors of the
Cragmount Assembly held at" the
Wilson Free Will Baptist Church
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Evans of
Kinston spent the week end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Evans.
Mrs. Lou Belle Williams and
Richard were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Basden
at Haw Branch.
Bobby Kennedy, S21c son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy will ar
rive from Pensacola, Fla., this week
end for a leave. He is a former
member of the 1947 BHS gradua
ting class and will receive his di
ploma with the class, having com
pleted the necessary school work
in the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Oakley and
Woody spent the week end at Mar
ion, S. C.
Miss Rosalyn Harris and Don
Williams spent Tuesday afternoon
atFairbluff.
' 'Mesdames Marion and- T. R;
Qninn, Misses Geraldine end Patsy
Quiim spent' Thursday in Kinston,
Messrs. Henry and Alvin Bender
of Norlina visited their sister, Mrs.
Winfred Guy Tuesday.
Mesdames Gardner Edwards, Su
die' Brown; liula Parker, ; A! L.
Brown and Miss Glennie Miller at
tended the district meeting of the
Home Demonstration Clubs at
Penderlea Wednesday,
' Mrs . Lessie Mallard and Miss
Jane Bostic of Goldsboro visited
Mrs. Annie Bostic and family dur
ing the week end. , i . - '
" Mr- and Mrs, Sidney Hunter;
Cecil Hunter, Mr. and Mrs.' Claude
Wade visited the Marine Base on
Sunday.. . ,v,
Mesdames Rossie Grady and R.
R. Mercer spent Monday at Pink
Hill and the Wells Nursery.
Mrs. O. L. Parker of Kenansville
and Miss Nannie Moye of Green
ville spent Wednesday .with Mrs.
Ivey Nethercutt y
Miss Myrtle Lou Lanier has re
turned from visiting her sister Mrs
M. P. Reagan and husband at Va
rfna. , -
JFor Best Prices and Cesnpleto
Job n Meamaents, See or
Write. , t
one stumbllna block after another:
Marge insists that after I take a
shower T must have fresh clothes,
well; that's where the trouble
comes In, we have no clothes closet,
no Highboy, no linnen closet no
dressing drawer, no China closet
(no china) no book-shelves, so when
I go to: look for clean clothes, I
must search among cardboard box
es, first in the 'Canned Salmon' box
(which Is supposed to be mine) I
search for clean shorts and sox, No
find- then I think maybe she has
made axinstafce and I look thru the
"Herbert' Bakery" box (which is
supposed to be hers) there I find
silks and satins that I know aren't
mine, but I have to muss them up
before I can be sure, - then I look
thru the Rinso box (which Is sup
posed to be our) and still NO Find -.
well; only one left, it's the Budwei
ser ease that's supposed to be left
overs, but I find there are no left;
overs in our house, then my only
recourse is to look thru the Ham-
per. Basket, (that's the washing that
Justt came back) thru this 1 must
search itiucti towels, linen) bed
sheets, and pillow cases, wash
cloths, dish towels, table cloths and
Marge's clothes. Well, it just makes
mt) wish I hadn't taken a shower
In the first place - -so there folks,
you have PROGRESS - - Once we
lived lhi i, dear little trailer, , the
sweet' little woman and I, Life was
so Simple, (someone may think I'm
-quoting if I keep on, so I'll quit)
but anyway, in the trailer I could
get up, bathe in a wash basin, turn
around once and be dressed, and
now 'we have an apartment and it
takes me an hour to find a pair of
shorts and one sock, (I seldom wear
two at one time); be a mechanic to
get the shower turned OFF - and
then if I can find another pair of
pants and shirt - well, that prob
lem is purely problematic, - Before
closing I. must admit I DO LOVE
THOSE WORDS. Unosit - Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones, Bobby
Jones and Miss Daisy Burnham
visited Camp Lejeune Sunday
Mrs. Zollie Batchelor is visiting
her nephew, Albro James near Wal
lace. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Qulnn, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Lanier had supper
tL;:p ;:hi jg,;'Au vcrixcxhg in And AroHiid
The Couatifo Extern MctropbKa
in Warsaw Sunday evening. .
Miss Edith Brown spent the week
end in Greenville with her sister,
Miss Helen Brown, at ECTC.
Mrs. Mary Nelson Williams suf
fered a paralytic stroke and is quite
ill at the. home of Mrs.' Robert
Evans.
Mr, and Mrs. Lemuel Brinson
1 of Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs.
' Jack Springer of Kansas City were
guests Wednesday of Mrs. E. P. "
Thigpen and Mrs. M. S. Bratcher.
Messrs. S. P. Bostic, W. B. Bos
tic and Numa Cobb visited Wallace
Btirgaw and Atkinson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Jr.,
and children, and Dr. and Mrs. H.
A, Edwards of Pink Hill visited the
Orton Gardens near Wilmington
Sunday. .
' Gordon Muldrow and Ivey Neth
ercutt attended the Warsaw-Golds-boro
game m Warsaw Tuesday ev
ening.
Mrs. H. L. WilliamS and baby, ,
have arrived -from N. Y., to visit
her husband's father, Ellis Will'
iams. Her husband has been trans
ferred from a Government hospi
tal in New York to the Tubercul
osis hospital, at Oteen.
; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kennedy
and family spent Sunday with Mrs.
Joshua Futreal at Deep Run. "
, Miss Ann Sanderson of AC, Wil
son, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. J. H. Sander
son. J,;.-.--;". ,: :-:-'r':.y'''::
The Mayor' and town officials
wish to thank all parties for their
hearty cooperation in observing the
recent parking and speed limit
signs, which have been placed along
Main Street in Beulaville.
Note Of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere ap
preciation andthanks to all for the
cards, letters, flowers and visits to
me during my recent shut-in. , , ,
Inez Una Brown, Magnolia.
(lie RIGHT fit...
at a RIGHT price
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MRS. KIT BRINSON
Beulaville, N. C.
rvrrfTY
WE HAVE IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
One Row Tobacco Planters (jron Age)
Oliver Plows (One end Two Horse)
McVhorter Fertilizer Distributors
Dobbins Tob:cco Sprayers
Hay; Balers
; Grain Drills
J 'Hammer Crdfls -Au!::nalic
Oil llcl Water Tanks .
Farm Vc.;:ni
. Dowless Oil Curcrs
Veslinghouje El;'!:cl Alliances
, , HoraeEr;:o tr;.:;i V
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U. S. Royal Vzz.:.zit u Truck Tires
-Stop Look Listen--Special-
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' The program scheduled for the
First Sunday nighf in May, spon
sored by the Woman's Auxiliary
of the Cabin Free Will Baptist
Church, Cabin, has been changed
May, at 7:30 due to conflict with
the Baccalaureate Sermon of the
Beulaville School, since some of
the , seniors and several mothers
of seniors were characters in the
Cabin program. Sorry this occur
red but things will happen, and
we are always glad to cooperate;
for, without cooperation nothing
can. be accomplished. So come just
one' week later Dlease. And pvprv
hodv don't take the Dunlin Time.
u you know, wiir you who . do,
take this message to those that
don't? We'll be looking for you.
Vi. Mrs. Roy Kennedy.
Blf POPULAR REQUEST
THE SENIOR CLASS
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' OF
Beulaville High School
AGAIN PRESENTS
"Here Coiiiss Cliariia"
A COMEDY IN
Beulaville High School Auditorium
Wednesday Evening, May 7th-
8:30 P. M.
ADMISSION: 25c and 40c
MRS. M. M, THIGPEN
Beulaville, N. C i, J;
-. , .Representative For
CLINTON FLORAL
COMPANY f ' f
WALLACE. N. C. -
-.eels
At Hallsville
The Woman's Auxiliary of Oe
Hallsville Presbyterian Church
held their first meeting of the year
Saturday afternoon with the presi
dent,' Mrs.-Ashe Miller, presiding..
The topic of the program - was
"Think", given by Mrs. Leland
Grady, assisted by Mrs. Morris
Grady. There was 20 members and -
one visitor present ; '
THREE ACTS
AT