ME na mat t d yow nt Mr Ml fender repairs, 1m replace your brakes tlMm with sew Shatter A. a HOLLAND 13ENAN8VILLE. IT TOUR PROPERTY BURNS OS BS DAMAGED OTHERWISE, WILL TOP BE FULLY PRO TECTED t B. W. BLACOKMOBE, Agfht, Bailable umiN Service Wint, North Carolina . '". I Do Plumbing and Heat ing Wwk of All Kinds. I have had 8 years experience In a C. S. Navy a Ship Fitter and three f -years plumblnc work with W. D. Sams Plumbinf & Heating, in Nor ,.. " folk, Va., and one year maintenance of FX at Lancley Field, Va. Soe or Phone Phone 226-1 GEO. P. PRIDGEN f Warsaw N. C 4 PLUMBING . Experienced In Plumbing; Work ' OF ALL KINDS No Job Too Larg-e; None Too Small " Sea Me For First Class Work ,. At Reasonable Prices j BEN B. WILLIAMSON KENANSVILLE, N C. PAINT YOUR HOUSE NOW - . Paint is becoming, more plentiful. v'. I now have a man available full ' time to paint your home and out- buildings with spray gun, the most ' economical way. &. C. HOLLAND, ; Kenans ville, N. C. j r " "A drilled well is ttu most ' satisfactory water supply. . Write for quotation, giving distance aad direction from " your Peat Office, . HEATER WELL COMPANY v RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I WHEN YOU NEED Furniture, Home Furnishings, Hardware Specialties, and Hay - Call on us r, C E. QUINN - KENANSVILLE. 6-3-4tc I COMPLETE : : INSURANCE COMPLETE SERVICE Real Estate - Bonds - Rentals .Warsaw Real Estate & Ins. Co. ROBERT L. WEST Office Phone: 212-1 Res: 268-6 ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT, f IN ONE HOUR. IF NOT PLEASED, vour 25n back. Ask ny druggist for this STRONG fungicide. TE-OL. Made with 90 percent alcohol. It PENE TRATES. Reaches and kills MORE " germs faster. Today at Kenansvllle Drug Company in Kenansville. 5-30-5L L FOR SALE "Peanut meal, Cotton ; Seed Hulls, Cotton Seed meal. - J. T. HUDSON'S GIN, Warsaw. -13-6t. e , WE HAVE on hand for side dress- . tag crops: Royster's 3-9-6 Tob acco Fertilizer for Tobacco, Swift's Vigoro Plant Food for Tobacco & Corn, Also Royster's 3-12-6 for General Crops. C. E. QUINN - KENANSVILLE f-3-4t c ICE BOX FOR SALE: in good con dition; when purchased cost $85. 75 lbs. canacitv: inslda mA.nr-a. menU 21 inches by 37 inches. Color white Inside and out. Priced to ell, $50.00. See S. E. PARKER . center ., Warsaw, N. C. 6-6-2tpd. If you have life insurance prob lems, contact JAMES G. DICKSON SON, General Agents, Security juue a Trust Co., 2 Acme Bldg,. Wilmington, r. c. -6-4t. pd. CANCER may be cured in many eases! . Know more about cancer. ' Send'Xvne and address on a post card to American Cancer Society, . 22 Ann Street, New York L N. Y and reveive FREE booklet KIR. FARMER: BUY A TESTED and -proven tobacco r curer. "THE SAMPSON CURER" can give you unbelievable results. Check the fol lowing advantages with any other rarer and you will see that none a be more complete. No smoke, no soot, no fumes, plenty of heat, r ' nfy of draft, no wicks to clean, to repair, no flare-ups, , ) r.,,.::,,rpt,ivt. 0r'y tWO im'tS. iron body. Priced within the reach of all farmers. Users claim lowest operating cost of any curer on the market Sea your dealer or con tact Malpas Tobacco Curers, Inc.. Kinston, N. C. Phone 2787. 5- 30-2t. C WE HAVE on hand Limited Supply Phospho Plaster for Peanuts. Get yours now while available. S. A. JONES, V. C. Warehouse Warsaw. 6- 3-2t pd. Mortgage Loans Atlantic Life Insurance Company of Richmond is In the market fo. first mortgage, long term, low cost loans on improved farms, residen ces, and business properties in this section. No commission, stock, or life Insurance required. FOR INFORMATION SEE OR WRITE M. T. BRITT At The Britt Corporation CLINTON, N. C. Playhouse Tent THEATRE PINK HILL, NORTH CAROLINA 'The Pick Of The Best" SUNDAY, JUNE 1st Wonderful Entertainment! lUlUM Also Comedy MON. and TUES. art BY BEN HECM1 JJ amf CHARLES MAC ARTHUR ESCAMG. m WMY m tVAAfSEN K 'Mra W CSTEUt TAYIOB "T!?"' iSf MISCItA AH FK Also Shorts WEDNESDAY Tex Ritter in "Arizona Days" Plus "JESSE JAMES" Serial C if s hf$ ass i r JVIRS.MM.THIGPEN, BeuIavUle. N. C' o Representative For CLINTON FLORAL WAT.T.ACE, N. C " hews THURS. and FBI. - ' t The Tear's Top Musical! ' CHARLESR. ROGERS ALFRED tittl Also Shorts SATURDAY SENSATIONAL! THRILLING! Also uomeoy LATE SHOW Tom Tyler in "The Forty Miners rr Also Cartoon WARSAW SUN. - MON. June 1-2 ir ing With Paulette Goddard. And Fred MacMurray. TUES. June 3 The Beginning Or The End With Robert Walker And Tom Drake. WED. June 4 DOUBLE FEATURE , Panamint's Badman With Smith BaUew. Cigarette Girl With Leslie Brooks. THURS. FRL June S-6 Angel On My Shoulder With Paul Muni And Anne Baxter. - SAT. June 7 - DOUBLE FEATURE - Stars Over Texas With Eddie Dean. , faulvStto ( I wiluamTunbigan V SmJUIptf ArUus SMtUt M. J IWW I8tHS jf. ' l.,. .T,1. -4-1 II i win i in i im i Duplin Theatre Joyce Vhaley Weds Alton Baysden In Candlelight Ceremony ' In a candlelight ceremony; Fri day evening at theCedar Fork Bap tist Church, Miss Joyce Wha'ey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Whaley of Beulavilie, became he bride of Alton Baysden, son of Mr. add Mrs. Guy Baysden of Rich lands.; ' Before an altar banked with lon& leaf pine, southern smilax and ivy, tall baskets of white gladlolil and white candelabra formed a beauti ful setting. for the double rng ceremony. Rev. A. L. Brown, pas tor of the bride, officiated. Folowing lighting of the candles by the ushers, Messrs. ..Gordon Thigpen and Freeman Edwards, a processional, including - Mioses Pansy Simpson, Polly Brown, Bet ty Lou Simpson, Jessie Brown La nier and Mrs. Freeman Edwards, sang "I Would Be True." Celebrate 25th Anniversary The 25th anniversary of the wo man's auxiliary of the Hallsville Presbyterian Church was celebra ted Saturday afternoon at the church, with' the president, Mrs. Ashe Miller, presiding. Guests were members of the Grove auxiliary, Mrs. Ottis Miller gave the devoti onal and Mrs. Morris Grady, a talk on the topic, Brothers or Bombs, which was very interesting. Pound cake and punch were served from a beautifully arranged table center ed with a crystal bowl of pink roses. Mrs. Andrew Miller presid ed over the punch bowl and Mrs, David Ressie Smith served cake. - i STOPS c? emus 446 for Mlarial Sympmi&lf PlI row qivei you OVUNINE' . riUS MORE ani-mal.ril ZUHti." tlrugs combined at Totaquino M ncM GOLLINS Cotton Prints Regularly 56c yard 34c yd. Clothes Baskets Were $2.39 Triple Mirrors ' Were SL98 94c FREE At 9.00 A.M. EVERY DAY OF THIS SALE ONE TABLE OF T:TO 2ZelTT.ri Happening, Ac 3, in And Around The County's Eastern Metropolis ; Wedding music was rendered by Miss Madelyn Cottle, pianist and Miss Vena Mae Qulnn, solist Tra ditional . wedding inarches were used. Mrs. Ervin Lanier, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wai wearing a dress of blue crepe with which she used white accessories. Her flowers were a corsage of white carnations. ' ' The bride entered with her bro ther, George Whaley, by whom she was given in marriage. She wore a street length dress of white linen with white accessories and a cor sage of pink rose buds. She was met at the altar by the groom at tended by his brother, Elmer Bays den, as best man. The bride's mother was wearing white with a corsage of red car nations, while the mother of the -groom was dressed in aqua crepe with black accessories and a cor sage of red carnations. The bride is a member of the 1947 graduating class of BHS. Tie groom received his education at the Richlands High School and State College. He served in the Army for two years during World Wir II and Is at present connected with the Oetinger Furniture Co., of Kln ston. They will make their home For Best Prices and Complete Job on 'mumenta, See or -Write - Rev. H. J. Whalev " -EULAVILLR "SPECIAL HERE ARE A FEW , OF THE HUNDREDS OF , SPECIALS Starts 9:00 A. M. Thursday, May 29, and runs about 2 weeks SEE THE 4 PAGE SALE PAPER MAILED TO YOU THIS WEEKH Cannon Bath Towels -. Regularly 84c 47c sorry, limit M dozen none sold- to merchants : Regularly 3.98 .188 : Ladies' White Uniforms ' -i Regularly ZM 1.93 in Richlands wherethey have an apartment in the home of Miss Viola Barbee. , Lined Sh Mrs. P. E. Thigpen, Jr., enter tained at her home Friday after noon at a linen-shower honoring Miss Joyce Whaley, bride-elec' . The honoree was presented a novelty corsage made of colorful IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o MODEL BEULA VILLE, N. C. ' " "Where Happiness Costs So Little"' WEEK OF JUNE 1st. SUN. - MON. John Garfield in ' "Nobody Lives Forever" News and Short Subject TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ' Alan Ladd in . "Two Years Before The Mast" Newt and Cartoon THURSDAY George Raft in "MR. Starting New JSerlal "SON FRIDAY and SATURDAY, o o Eddie Dean in o o o o rri 'Romance CHAPTER 11 tHOP HARRIGAN o o o OWL SHOW: East Side Kids rri MR. o o o Swingtlme Band Short o IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SALE Boy's Blue Bell Overalls postman blue herring Were $2.16 94c Ladies' Housecoats , Betularly S5.25 . 2.9? Leather Work Gloves Were S1.9 94c plastic kitchen utensils, suspended from a cellophane bow. After in teresting bridal contests Miss Wha ley was "presented an umbrella for an unexpected shower. She found many attractive gifts of linen - , The guests were invited Into the dining room where the table v was centered with a crystal bowl, nf nii rnsps tnnned with a minia ture bride. The hostess served hor d'oeuvers. cheese drop - biscuits. "cookies and coca colas. " THEATRE ACE' rr OF THE GUARDSMAN" Color Western Of The West" in HEX rr O O O Men's Blue Bell Overalls 8oz. blue denim Were $3.25 2.98 : Moss Fringe for drapes, sofas, chairs, ruts ."sofas, chi iegularly 15i 2c yd. ' Regularly 15c Men's ; Sport Shirts Regularly $2.50 ,1.98 FOR 2 CE1IIS AllO:C3A.ii. "EVERY DAY OF THIS SALE. ONE TABLE OF -5c TO 23c ITEMS u o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o. o o o o o o 6 o o o o o

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