u u t Ltii ! Vacation Bible School Begins iv;o Weeks Session On Monday A two weeks Daily Vacation Bi ; 'a School will begin at 9 o'clock outlay morning, May 25 at the l ulaville ' Presbyterian Cchurch. The schpol will run for two weeks with five day sessions. Leaders will represent both the Baptist and Presbyterian' Churches, with Rev. A. L. Brown and Rev. J. G. Morri son as directors, There. will also be a church field worker to assist. - All children and young people, : 3es 4 to 16 years, of all denomin ations in the community are invi ted to attend. ' j Irjston-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas of the Cabin community announce the marriage of their daughter, Joyce 1 aye, to Raymond Houston on Ap ril 27th. -,. . . . The ceremony took place at the Fresbyterian Manse in Kenansville with Rev. J. G. Morrison officiating. The bride Is a member of the 1947 graduating class of Beulaville High School Mr.. Houston is the son of Mrs.. Tom Houston ot Beu laville, RFD. He formerly served in theU. S, Navy. . !:sons Enjoy Jzrtscue Supper Members of the Beulaville Ma sonic Lodge enjoyed a delicious barbecue supper Tuesday evening with the following committee act ing as Hosts: L J. Brown, A. R. Wood, C. C Raynor, F. F. Oakley. A. R. Brown, Jr., and Chesley Will iams. .:.!iing Drive Election May 28 Residents of Beulaville and stir round liig community are asked to retribute clothing, shoes, bedding or cash to the current drive for overseas' relief. Mrs. M. M. Thig- n is the local chairman and with e aid of committees in all the t arches and ' the1' Boy Scouts is soliciting contributions; same to be brought either to the churches, her tome or to have ready for collect ion by Scouts when they call at your home on Wednesday, May 28. . our cooperation will be apprecia- i a. r:!:!iiiies Birthday Sally Jo Kennedy who celebrated her 7th birthday Saturday, May 17 was honored upon the occasion when her mother, Mrs. G. B. Ken nedy, entertained at an enjoyable r arty of young friends. After a ' amber of games on the lawn, the S appy little honoree opened the inany attractive gifts which were (resented her by the 18 guests. The central decoration in the titling" room " where refreshments were served was a beautiful cake ! earing .7 lighted candles. Ice cream was served with the birth day cake. . - - ' : Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Campbell, Jean Campbell and Mrs. H. G. Campbell spent Saturday in Kin- Mrs. F. L. Norris and daughter, i at, are spending the week in Greenville with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Teachey and r"illy spent the week, end in Fayette nais a mM, & mil MRS. LM. THIGPEN ' ; ftjiS l '' ' - M?'' S0 Beulavllfe.N.C. WWw llllWm f 'tf ReprcsenUUve For W Wk m. ' fM 'fmV l: -' rmiTj- ; CLINTON FLORAL mm M M Wi'm. M 1 &U - T-,Si-Ar co.MP.vv f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 " ELECTRICAL APPLIAI1CES WALLACE, N. C. ' ' EM . g "'f' i . , , rr , ., f S,S I' - rnr ? Bobbie Brook fothiom a classical . , ' f JM J v I fine EVERFASTchombray-.fc.au. ' 1 ' Hi ' - yjJ'Ay I the way around, to beautiful, 'se ' ' ' ' tErT"-"' -: "I oy ' iron, lovely colors, in I - .-,,r '! ' , ". I -II'. v r r ( Prlcr and C'nmp'rfi 1 Lt f , , I ' ville . Their mother1, Mrs. Swain, who has been their guest, returned with them to her home there. Mrs. V. N. Boslic and daughter, Janice spent the week end in Goltls boro. ' Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Jr., and daugh ter, Martha, were Kinston visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mi s. John Bratcher Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Bratcher, Mr. and ; Mrs. Harry Bratcher, Bobby, Harry Dean and Betty Jean Bratcher and Mildred Brinson spent Sunday at New Bern. W. J. Miller has returned from Memorial' General Hospital where h& has been a patient. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wenzel of Nashville, Term., were guests on Sunday night and Monday of Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Smith. Among those :.t1 ending the funer al of Mr. G. W. S. Sandlin in Dunn Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lanier, Mesdames Kate Miller, Ha zel Batchelor. Ida Jarnian. Kate Jarman and Messrs. I. J. Sar.d'.ia, Sr. and I. J. Sandlin, Jr. Mrs. E. P. Thigpen and Mrs. M. S. Bratcher made a tuiiness trip to Warsaw Tuesday. Mrs. S. A. Tope, Sammy and Har riet Ann Pope, Mrs. York Lanier and Brenda Lanier were Kinston visitors Tuesday. Stanley Bratcher is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Hargett, near Richlands. Mrs. Gardner Edwards attended the funeral of her cousin, Mr. Lu ther Powell, in Wallace Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butler and baby of Warsaw" were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jackson. Mrs. Lula Q. Parker returned Tuesday from a 10-day trip to New Orleans and points of interest en route. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Shaw, A. F. Shaw, and Mr. and M.s. Ivey Neth- ercutt attended the Warsaw-Wilmington game in Warsaw Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Evans, Miss Marjorie Evans and Jesse Lee Ken- j nedy visited" Mrs. Evans' sisters at Dover Sunday. Mrs. Susan Turner, Mrs. H. G. Campbell and little Jean spent Sun day with Mr. and Mi's. J. 0. Cottle in Jones County. Misses Doreen Nethercutt and Calesta Thigpen spent Sunday af ternoon in Warsaw. Mrs. E. P. Thigpen and son, Ed, have returned from Fairbluff. Her daughter, Jeannean, remained for v ii jiianyc juuiucy I lf7J,lX ; . With Paul Kelly. Me a longer visit, . - , Mrs. Homer Howard and daugh ters Carol and Tayna, of Wilming ton, visited the parents and grand parents last week. Mrs. W. N. Bostic, Mrs. Ivey Neth ercutt, Janice - Bostic and Dorene Nethercutt spent Wednesday after noon in Kenansville. Misses Joyce Jackson, Rosa Lee Whaley and. Kathleen Tfott spent Thursday in Richl&nds. ; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nethercutt ar.d Mrs. James Miller shopped in Wallace Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Dobson nd son, Ervin, Ifyrs. Bruce Berbee and baby visited In Richlands on Wed nesday. Mesdames "Bud"- Miller and F. L. Norris visited Kinston Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Selby Tomilson and children of Wilson spent Sunday with the S. A. Smiths. Misses Lou Jackson and Nell Quinn and Ransome Mercer attend ed the Shriners Convention at Morehead and Atlantic Beach this week. Mrs. Woodrow Mercer and Mrs. K. It. Mercer visited Wallace and Kinslon Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve O'Milena .spent Sunday in Durham, Mrs. W. N. Bostic, Mrs. Zolliei BaU-helor and Mrs. Glenn Lanier were in Kinston Wednesday. Mrs. T. Y. Dobson and Mrs. Ada R. Williams spent Tuesday after noon in Clinton. Expert eyes and hand aided by I'j-ofessional tools, go to work to repair the watch you bring to us. If we. can't do the job we'll tell you: and we always quote the prioe to you before the job is done. BAKER'S Jewel Shop WARSAW State Dept. Buying New Movie For use In its world-wide cam paign to acquaint other people with life in the United States, the II. S State Department this week asked upiin Theatre .WARSAW SUN. HON. MAY 25-28 The Shocking Miss trim (TECHNICOLOR) With Betty Grable, And Dic Haymes. TUES. MAY 27 The Chase With Robert Cummings, And Michele Morgan. WED. MAY, 28 DOUBLE FEATURE With Range Busters. Blind Spot With Chester Morris. TIIURS. - FRI. MAY 29-30 With Ginger Rogers and Burgess Meredith. SAT. MAY, 31 T DOUBLE FEATURE Fool's Gold With William Boyd. PHILCO RADIOS; G. E. REFRIGERATORS; ; PRESSURE COOKERS; MIX-MASTERS; , WAFFLE IRONS; VACUUMCLEANERS; ; , AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC TOASTERS- ELECTRIC . GET G. E. Electric B!:n!xt FOR NEXT WINTER NOW A IBiit: An Ideal Gift For Father's Dy . Happenings, Adver lizL j, In ZiiiJ Around : The County's Eastern Metrdpolik .i.O.w the State Division ef Advertising and News to make up six prints of its movie, VARIETY VACATION LAND.. Reels will be made from the mas ter copy which is in New York and will he delivered as soon as poss ible, the Division said. -In spite of the appearance of ESSO's "Meet North Carolina," the older VARIETY VACATIONLAND Is still popular and the 50 prints the Division owns often are booked fox weeks in. advance. Ryegrass Stock Seed Ready The USDA's common ryegrass of 18 million pounds is being offer ed for Immediate sale and will en able farmers to get their seed sup ply for early planting of their win ter cover crop, Joe E. Sloan, chair man of the Duplin County AAA Committee, advised this week. The Government's early sale will give dealers an opportunity to lay in supplies for distribution and aid farmers to increase their 1947-48 plantings, Sloan said. v;.4 Seed is from the 1946 harvest and will have a total germination of 90 or better and a purity analy sis 'of 98 or better. . Distributors interested snould contact the local AAA office for de tails relative to seed requirements and fair prices. Farmers may obtain from their AAA committeemen full informa tion regarding conservation prac tices payment available in Connect ion with the planting of ryegrass for winter cover. Holiday Staffer ate Alfred DeLardi, staff photogra pher for Holiday Magazine, a Cur tis publication, is on assignment in North Carolina. This week he went to the coast to do color photo graphs of -that section. Later he will cover Piedmont and the moun tains of North Carolina, with a Juno 1 deadlii .' Holiday is planning a complete fill-in on North. .Carolina, which will be the. feature of an edition latethis year or early in 1948. Mrs; MaryWilliams Dies At Chinquapin Mrs. Mary H. Williams.TO, widow of Nelson H. Williams died Thurs day of last week after a brief ill ness at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Robert Evans of near Chinqua pin. Funeral services were conduct ed at the home on Friday afternoon CLOCKS. - YOUR polii at 2:30 by the Rev. Ransome Gur- ganus, assisted by the Rev Ernes Gresham. Burial was in the Tamil cemetery near the home. Survivuif are four children, A. E. William: of Chinquapin, Mrs. E. R. Howard of Richlands; Mrs. Aprunt Hanchey of Wallace, Mrs. Robert Evans of the home and a number of grand children. . TRACTOR OPERATORS ,v , . ASKED AVOID ACCIDENTS With 1947 -crops now underway, 26,000 farm tractor operators are urged to be on the alert and avoid accidents and not to forget. the main safety rule: "just good com mon sense." You can't affprd to gamble loss of limb or life by op erating without : power-take-off shield in place. Cranking 'while in gear is another dangerous- wav of starting a day's workr drlvin; too close to a ditch can hurry a trip' to- the hospital, and jumping H. & S. . ; Mrs. I. J. GRADY, Operator CLEAN - COOL - ROOMS . , , . ' v - ' - Reasonable Rates - ,.. .".(; . .;'.-:- - . ' - , Wire or Write P. O. Box 601-A " 1 '""r . CAROLINA "BEACH, N: C. ''"''. S J is mrr- i-- ' Ml T - " FRED HARDY Sales S k vice KENANSVILLE, N. C. FOR YOUR. NEEDS IN HARDWARE WE HAVE MANY GET YOUR LAVII MOWER nows : Before The Grass GETS YOU PLACE TOUR ORDER -FOR A POWER MOWER AND BATE XOOB BACK . mr4. Mr MtMdwmfl " . Reporter - " SUBSCRIPTION AG ON AGEli I Off a tractor while It is in motion is anoUiw .ay-Ufrrivifcq;AHai- dent'"' -i.,:a.t National Farm Safety Week will be observed during the week of July 20-28. ', . ' About 4.5C0 farm - workers were killed and nearly SOO.nnn wrn in. jured last year. - , A plan for as safety bull pen can be secured from the Agricultural Engineering office, State College, Raleigh. ' North Carolina's 1947 Comnier- cial Early Irish Potato Crop is es timated at 28,600 acres PAINTS iMD : VARNISHES TO BRIGHTEN UP YOUR -HOME ... :. ... mm'S DEPT. STORE J. Whalcv WATJ.ACr, N. C, 1 - .

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