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CLASSIFIED KATES
Two cents per wore, minimum
charge of Ste. Unices you have
a aocoiiat with as please send
moaey, statu pa, money order
er check with ads. Farmers:
saw 'the Times Classified ads:
If yon hare anytblnf to sell
i exchange, or want to buy,
we will aeeept produce . for
payment.'
-" BMM : MB aatd sake - appoint
. meat ta do your ante body tad
.leader repairs, also replace year
hrskasi glaasM with new Shatter
Proof glaas.
JL V. HOLLAND
KKNANBVILLE
nr totje property burns
OB IS DAMAGED OTHERWISE,
will top tan fully pro-
. TBOTKDt i -a
' . , - ft. W. BLACKMORE, Agent,
BeUabW Tnsnranoe Service
' . Warsaw, North Carolina
I Do Plumbing and Heat
: Jng W&rk of All Kinds.
, I have had 2 years experience in
D. S. Navy aa Ship Fitter and three
years plumbing work with W. D..
- Sams Plumbing & Heating, in Nor
folk, Va and one year maintenance
: of PX at Lang-ley Field. Va.
; S6 or Phone
' - Phone 226-1
s GEO. . PRIDGEN
Warsaw N. C.
PLUMBING
Experienced In Plumbing Work
OP ALL KINDS '
No Job Too Large; None Too Smalt
; See Me For First Class Work
At Reasonable Prices
BEN B. WILLIAMSON
KENANSVILLE, N; C.
PAINT YOUR HOUSE NOW
Paint to becoming more plentiful
I new have a man available full
time to paint your home and out
buildings with spray gun, the most
- economical way. A. C. HOLLAND,
Kenans ville, N. C ...
-x "A drilled weU hi the most'
; satisfactory water supply.
.Write for notation, giving
dlstaane ami direction from
: , yoar Post Office. '
; HEATER WELL COMPANY
pay-row NORTH CAROLINA
WHEN YOU NEED -Furniture,
Home t ' Furnishings, Hardware
Specialties, and Hay - Call on us -C
K. QUINN - KENANSVILLE.
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B IIMIIILIL
tuiirLtic
INSURANCE
COMPLETE SERVICE
V : Real Estate Bonds - Rentals
Warsaw Real Estate & Ins. Co. I
, ROBERT L. WEST
Office Phone: 212-1 Res: 268-6
Baker's Jewel Shop
V. "C WARSAW
Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry
ATI1JL.ISTKS Jr'UUT UKM
k HOW TO KILL IT,
IN ONE HOUR.
IP NOT PLEASED, your 35c
back. -Ask any druggist for this
STRONG fungicide, TE-OL. Made
-with 90 percent alcohol. It PENE
. TRATES. Reaches and kills MORE
.. ranna faster. Todav at Kenansville
Drug Company la Kenansville.
5-30-5t 1
Sweet Potato Plants
V; i Postpaid
:-i Nancy Hall Porto Rican
200 - $1 500 - $1.75 1,000 -S3
Pete Taylor, Gleason, Tenn.
M5-6t,
FOR SALE Peanut meal. Cotton
Seed Hulls, Cotton Seed meal. - :
J. T. HUDSON'S GIN, Warsaw.
M-M..0A., ' ... -
WE HAVE on hand for side dress
ing crops: . Royster's 3-9-6 Tob
acco Fertilizer for Tobacco, Swift's
Vigoro Ptant Food for Tobacco St
Corn, -Also Royster's 3-12-6 for
General Crops. c -..." , .
C. K, QUINN - KENANSVILLE 'J
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If you have' life insurance prob
' i, c-ntirt JAMrS G. DICKSON
r f r i A""' Facwrity
FOR SALE Water Jacket Laundry
Heater and 30 gallon hot water
tank. - Judge Henry L. Stevens,
Warsaw, N. C.
1-16-21 pd. A
FOR SALE: Steel Body Ton
Trailer. Slightly used. See J. A.
RACKLEY at R & P Groceteria In
Warsaw,'.;. ...
5-23-2L o ,
Mortgage Loans -
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
of Richmond is in the market fo.
first mortgage, long term, low cost
loans on Improved farms, residen
ces, and business properties in this
section. No commission, stock, or
life Insurance required.
FOR INFORMATION
SEE OR WRITE
M.T. BRITT
At The Britt Corporation
CLINTON, N. C.
MRS. M. M. THIGPEN
Reporter
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
Brother Duplin
People Dies
John William Sanders, 61, On
slow County v farmer, died at hit
home near Richlands. on Rt. 1, at
6 p. m. Saturday after an extended
illness Funeral services were held
from the residence t 3 p. m. Mon
day, with interment in the nearby
Sanders cemetery. The Rev. W. A.
Crowe, Methodist minister of Rich
lands officiated. Surviving are his
widow; one son, Franklin, of Rich
'asds: four daughters, Mrs. Ruby
i.ee Jones and Mrs-. Dorothy Bell
Mb! ihburn of Jacksonville, Mrs.
Carrie Pittmirt of Richlands, and
Bettv Cray Sanders of tlfe home:
12 grauikluldren; one great-grandchild;
several nieces and nephews,
four brothers. T. F., and H. V.
Sanders of Richlands, F. D., of
Jacksonville, and C. R., of Rich
lands; three sisters, Mrs. Mary WP-
liams of Chinquapin,- Mrs. Dannie
Taylor of Jacksonville and Mrs.
Callie Cottle of Beulaville.
Beulaville Seaman
On USS Wright
Bobby L. Kennedy, 17, seaman
2!c, USN, son of. John G. Kennedy
of Beulaville, is serving aboard the
USS Wright, the Navy's newest
aircraft carrier, which is acting as
a training ship for Naval aviators
at the Naval Air Training Base,
I'ensaio'.j, Fla. . -
Commissioned Feb. 9, 1947, tlis
Wright replaced her sister ship the
USS Saipan, for this duty.
Mrs. Teachey Feted
Mrs. Win. R. Teachey, for several
years a member of the Beulaville
facujtv. was hororee Tuesday even
ing when Mesdames Wm. Bostic,
Lou Belle Williams and M. M.
Thigpen entertained at the home of
the latter.
For Best Prices and Complete
Job on a. liniments, See or
Write S
Rev. H. J.Whalev
BEULAVILLE
MRS. M. M. THIGPEN
" . Beulaville, !n; C. .
- Representative For
, CLINTON FLORAL ,
"COMPAiMV '
VALLACE, N. C.
Rooms were thrown ensulte and
arrangements of roses were used
throughout, .Guests Were greeted
at the door by Miss Rosalyn Har
ris who invited them to the regis
ter kept by Miss Mary Q. Brown.
The honoree was presented a cor
sage of pink roses and a novelty
plate by the hostesses, Mrs.' -T. P.
Quinn. of Kenansville and Mrs.
Gardner Edwards were winners of
prizes in contests. - ?
; Mrs." Teachey was the recipient oi
a shower of attractive gifts after
which the guests were invited into
the dining room where Mrs. Ashe
Miller presided at 4be punch bowl
and Mrs. Edwards served Individ
ual cakes from either end of the
table which had as a centerpiece
an arrangement of pink roses,
finked bv lishted tapers in crys
tal holders. They were assisted inj
serving canapes, candies, ana salt
ed nuts by Misses Eaitn urown,
Janice Bostic, Doreen Nethercutt
and Calesta Thigpen. '
Hosts At Dinner
i
Mr! and Mrs. S. P. Bosticwere
hosts at dinner Tuesday evening,
honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tea
chey. Spring flowers were used,
forming a centerpiece for the din
ing table. Covers were laid for Mr
' and Mrs. Teachey, their mower,
i Mrs. Swain of Fayetteville, Mr. and
' Mrs. Richard Bostic, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Bostic, Fitz Bostic and the
host and hostess.
Mascots Honor
Seniors Tues.
Tuesday evening little Agiies La
nier and Sammy Pope, Jr., enter
tained the seniors at an enjoyable
weiner roast in the spacious yard
of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Blizzard.
Agnes and Sammy were assisted
by their mothers, Mrs York La
nier and Mrs. S. O. Pope.
Wallace Hostess
Honors Seniors
Members of the '47 graduating
class were again honored Monday
evening when Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Parker entertained at their home
in Wallace. Following games on the
!?wn,'the guests were' invited in
to the dining' room for delightful
refreshments' of sandwiches, cook
ies and soft drinks.
Mrs. Parker's1 sister, Miss Thel
ma Brinson, is a member of the
class. 1
Mrs. "Bud" Miller entertained
Wednesday afternoon at -an enjoy
able party honoring her young chil
dren, Nora and Mike on their birth
day. Games were played followed
by refreshments ' consisting of ice
cream served with birthday cake.
Candy and blow gum were used as
favors. Mike and Nora received
many attractive gifts from their
little friends. v . -
At Lawn Party
Among the. delightful social af
fairs given the members of the
graduating class was a lawn party
Thursday , evening with Mrs. P. E.
Thigpen, t Jr., and , Mrs.-1 Elwood
Quinn as hostesses.' A number of
enjoyable and interesting games
and contests were played followed
by refreshments of chicken salad
sandwiches, ritz, olives.v pickles,
coomes and bottled drinks.
LI
Held
At Lake
The following young people en
joyed weiner roast at Catherine
Lake Saturday evening: Misses Ve
na Mae, Geraldine, Loraine, Grace
and Faye Quinn; Messrs. Billy and
Don Band, Robert Hill and Wayne
West
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier of
Wake Forest and Beulaville an
nounce the birth of a son, Charles
Stewart Monday, May 5, at Rex
Hospital, Raleigh Mrs: Lanier- is
the former Sybil Batchelor of Beu
laville. Raynor&ndli:
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Sandra cf
Beulaville annowe t'- r ''
in Beulaville. . - "
Rev. A? Ll Brown officiated,, and
several friends of the bride and
groom were present. Following he
ceremony,, Mr. and Mrs. Raynor
left tor a shortweddlng trip -after
which they will be at. home in the
Cedar Fork community.
Mr. Raynor is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Raynor of Beulaville
RFD. . .
Seniors Entertained
Mesdames Marlon Quinn,, Kirby
Whaley and Leon Quinn, grade
mothers of the '47 graduating class,
were hostesses Thursday evening
when they entertained the clar.:,
high school teachers and ' their
husbands and wives at a delicious
supper which was served In the Ag
riculture building following the
Class Day exercises and cllmaxed
a number of delightful affairs ten
dered the Seniors during the past
several weeks.
Womans Club
Met Tuesday
Mrs. Ado!ph Jones, Mrs. Phoebe
Pate and 'Miss Krmie Sanderson
were joint hostesses Tuesday after
noon when they entertained the
Beulaville Woman's Club . at the
home of the former. Arrangements
of spring flowers were used ln'the
.living and dining rooms. Following
the business session and. reports
By project leaders, Miss Virginia
English presented a discussion on
Adequate and Healthful Water Sup
ply. The hostesses served nut sun
daes and cookies with coca colas.
There were 22 members and visit
ors present. ,
Mrs. Brinson
Is Hostess Ta
School Faculty
Mrs. Clyde Brinson was hostess
Monday evening when she enter
tained the Potters Hill School Fac
ulty at her home on the Kenans
ville Highway. Spring flowers
were Used - as a centerpiece and
throughout the home. Places wero
laid for Mrs. Sidney Hunter, Miss
Lou Jackson, Miss Daisy Burnham
Miss Ethelene Parker, Mr. B,rinson
and the hostess.
SS. Officers Meet
Willi Mrs. Thigpen
The officers and teachers, of the
Presbyterian S. S, met recently at
the home of Mrs. M. M. Thigpen.
Several; matters 6f importance
were discussed, and plans were
made for some improvements in
the school. .
The staff of officers is as follows:
Supt. - Maurice Jackson; Sectv. -
Foy , Jopes; . Treas. - Mrs. M. M.
Thigpen;-Teachers, Adult Class -Mrs.,
Phoebe Pate, substitute, Miss
Ermie Sanderson; Young People -Mrs.
Gardner Edwards, Substitute,
Gardner Edwards; Intermediates,
Mrs. Clifton Quinn, Mrs. M. M.
Thigpett substitute; Juniors - Mrs.
Lou Belle Williams, Mrs. York I a
nier substitute; Primary - Mrs. Gor
don Muldrow, Mrs. Archie Lanierj
substitute; ' Beginners - Mesdanies
Adoh1 Jones and Harry Home.
? Miss Mary Jackson vof Fayette
ville spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson.
Mrs. Carl Whit BaU of Ph Hill
and Mrs. Bobby Robinson and dau
ghter,' Rebecca, of Chicago, Il.,
were -recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Campbell. ', , '.
Miss Fredica Stokes left Tuesday
IN A COOL
HAIR DO
Thats Easy To Care For
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Feather Bob :
. Permanent
Cut and styled to
suit your porscnality
OUR PRICES ARE $3.50 UP -,
OPEN ANT EVENING AFTER 6:30 BV APPOINTMENT
LOYE-in
The Couniy?s Eastern LCairopolis
for Atlanta and Thomaston, Ga.,
where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Sudle Brown Is visiting her
brother, Walter Wllkins, at Eliza
beth City, Friends of the latter will
be glad to know that he is Impro
ving after a severe illness; Macon
Brown spent the week end there,
also.'K.6f'.w?:'-;v?:s .T -rt
Mr) and Mrs, Richard Bostic and
Nancy spent Sunday with the Ben
"Strouds in KietMBBW.?."ix:.s
Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Baker, Gary
Baker, Mrs. S. P. Bostic, Fits and
Nick Bostic "were recent visitors to
Harkefs Island and Atlantic Beach:
Mrs. Jack Morton of Fayetteville
was the week end guest of Mrs.
Archie Lanier. ' - - '
Mrs. John Hargett of Jtlchlands
recently visited her, mother1, Mrs.
E. P. Thigpen.'' " , '
. Mr. W .J. Richardson ox Raleigh
spent a day last week here with Jus
sister, Mrs. Mary Alice, Jones, v
Miss Grace Quinn of Womans
College, Greensboro, was at home
for the week end.
Mrs. J. T. Miller and Joan have
returned from visiting relatives in
Columbia, S. C, and Soperton, Ga)
Misses Edith Brown and Rosalyn
Harris, Messrs. Carl Home and
Don Williams enjoyed a .fishing
trip to Sneads Ferry recently.
Mrs. Grady Mercer and children
left Friday for Lancaster; S ; C,
where they will visit their mother
and grandmother. 'fys--
Mrs. Hazel Batchelor and Mona
spent the week end-in Raleigh. Lit
tle "Rusty" Lanier, returned with
them for a visit-;V.!y.vp,;;v
Mrs. A. L. Brown spent last week
as' Southport with her daughter,
Mrs, McKeithan, and is spending
this week at Smithfield with her
daughters, Mesdames .. Dall . and
Watson. .i v.Vit"';s'i",-,';l.,i:.v?.
Dr. and Mrs. Wlngate E. Swain.
Ann and Lamar Swain of Washing
ton, N. C, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Teachey:
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hocutt of
Clayton spent the .week end with
their parents, MrT and 'Mrs; I.'. J.
Sandlin, Sry - , J .
' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Simmons of
California and Georgia arrived 'sev
eral days ago to spend some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Demorest.
' Robert Craft, Jr., spent last week
in Raleigh and Chapel Hill where
he "registered for the fall term
at the University.
Mr. and Mrs. L: M. Hollowell of
Norfolk, Va., were, guests last week
of their sister, Mrs. Adelle Matth
ews. i'-V' V'V .';
Gerald Williams Of , Charlotte
spent the week encf with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Le(J. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gresham and
family were week end guests of
reiauves at New Bern. . - r '
, Mrs. E. p. Thigpen, Miss Jean
nean Thigpen and Ed Thigpen are
visiting the Wilton Thigpensiat
Fairbluff. J! u , r " -r
Mesdames Archie Lanier, and
Hazel Batchelor, Messrs. I. J. San
dlin, Sr., and I. j. Jr., spent Mon
day at Dunn where they visited.
their brother and uncle, Mr. G. Wl
b. Sandlin, who continues quite 'ill.
Mrs. Cecil Miller spent a day last
week in Kinston. '
Mr. a. G. Sloan of Marion, S.'C,
nas Deen the guest this week of his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, A. R. Wood. " ' '
Mr. and Mrs., Malice Cassidy
ana son Maurice, . jr.,--- of" Kings
i-ark, U iVare visiting their mother
Mrs. W. E. Thigpen.
Mrs. T. P. Quinn of - Kenansville
was dinner guest Monday of Mrs.
L. F. Brown.;. ' jJ'1..;-;'
Rev. A. L. Brown conducted a
study course in church music at
Kelly last week, and is spending
this week at Council where he is
simi'.arlyj engaged. ' -
Mr., and Mrs. T-. J. Baker andi
son,, ttary,: have : left for Monks
Corner, S.. C.C to live. Mr. Baker
hass been working here with the
Shepherd Construction Co., In buil
ding Highway No. . 41. They occu
p.ed .;n -apartment in the S. P.
iJbtic home while in Beulavi '.e: '
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown of
Snow Hill visited, Mr. and Mrs. J.
G, Kennedy Sunday. '
ir Mrr A. G. Sloan of Marion, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. M. M. Thigpen and Mrs. Mar
Ion Bratcher spent Sunday In Kin
ston where they attended the dedi
cation oftheSunday School rooms
I r-
of the UniversaUst Church. At this
time their kinsman, Mr. I. S. Bo-r
chelle, builder, was honored v for
his part-in erectiiig, the building,
and upon theoccasion of his 75th
birthday. A sumptlous .barbecue
was served at the noon hour:
Mrs. W. A. Jones and son Bobby
left Sunday for a visit in Alberts
villa, Ala. . . ' 4
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson spent
Tuesday at Seven Springs, . La
Grange and Kinston. ' - , t
Mrs. Lula Q. Parker left friday
for New Orleans, La., where she
will spent about 10 days.--- ; -
. Mr. and Mrp. J,oe Raynor, Mr. (
and Mrs. Warren Edwards, Mr and
Mrs. Nick .Swinson and Mr. Rob
ert Craft formed a congenial fish
ing party to Swansboro recently.
Hubert Campbell spent Mothers
Day in-Goldsboro with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F, Brown atten.
ded the Senior Piano Reci.;rl 1 in
Kenansville . Thursday evening,
Their niece, Miss Cornelia QuinV
was presented at that time.
Mrs. Flnlayson, County Heall'i
Nurse Will be at the teacherage on
Tuesday afternoon, May 20, at 3
o'clock, at which time vaccinations
will be' given for typhoid, dyptheria.
ate
, i Elmer Hairis of Areola so.-nt
I Monday here His sister', Miss Rosa-
ryn Harris, oi ine local scnooi icc
ulty accompanied him home for the
summer vacation. r ' ,'J ?
Mr ..and Mrs. F. L. Walker and
young daughter have left for Calif
ornia where they will make their
future home, 1 ' i
- The Francis Oakleys spent the
week end- with their parents "in
Greenville. '
Misses Daisy Burnham, Mary L'l .
Rlvenbark and Edith Brown left
this week to spend the summer-at
their respective homes. V -
Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Miller Mr.
and Mrs. James Thomas formed a
fishing party ; at Cypress Creek
Saturday. j'i'ifyt ' '
, Mr. and Irs. J. I. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve O'Milena.vMrs. R. C:
Kennedy visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Thomas at Swan Quarter on
Sunday.
G. S. Muldrow was in Elizabeth
City . Wednesday. His mother- re
turned with him for a visit here be
fore returning to her home in Flor
ence, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs.- Alton Exum were
Kinston visitors Saturday." - .
Bobby Kennedy, S 21c, has return
ed to Pensacola, Fla,,' after attend
ing" the graduation exercise's of the
1947 BHS -Class. He is a former
member of the 'class a'nd received
Announcing :
The Opening Of 1
BCS(D)inL-
n
.4
We -are now . delivering' daily, Kerosene for
Tobacco Barns or any other use.' , - -
We also have on hand a good supply of Pennz
oil Motor - Oil and Greases, also" DOWLES3
TOBACCO OIL CURERS. 1 -
, Our yard is stocked with new Oil Tanks cf
the following capacities: 115, 275,, 280, 300, 4C0
gallons at reasonable prices. -'!.-.
See or call us at once for your needs. We have
ample equipment to serve you.
Tour . Business; will be appreciated. .
Phone
ralpii Li iiic'pj r:
M.J4-
XL
his diploma at this time.
Mrs. Gardner Edwards, Miss F.r
mie Sanderson and Mrs. M. M.
Thigpen of Beulaville spent Wed
nesday at -Jacksonville.
Miss Jane Bostic, who Is attend
ing school in Goldsboro spent the
week eftd with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs.Wm. N. Bostic. r
Home Management: ! - -
Home Demonstration Club wo
men havS helped their husbands
with financial planning; used in
creased Income to day off dt' 'i
and saved somethmg for education
and security in old age.
GqniiGr
Tlieaflro
rotTNT OTJVE, N. C.
SUN. - MON.
The Shocking
Betty Grabble.
News Cartoon
TUES.- Double Feature
Riding The
California Trcil
' Cisco ; Kid. , . N-
Vacation In Rcrj
WED. - THUES. - FRL
TheStranaeVcn:::
Hedy Lamarr.
News
-SAT.
Raiders Of
TheSoufh
Johnny Mack Brown.
Serial , . Comedy "
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