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Society and Personals
Cirlhday Party
Miss Gait Newton entertained a
number of her small friends Tues
day when she celebrated her 8th
birthday. Out of doors games were
enjoyed Including fishing for for
tunes. The young guests were in
vited into the dining room where
they were served pop sickles, ice
cream and birthday cake. . .
Pantry Shower
" Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth was
surprised on Friday evening when
Mesdames Clarence Murphy, L.
Southerland and Ellis Vestal pre
sented her with a pantry shower.
The gifts were given by various
people in ..Kenansville. Mrs. Holl
ingsworth is recuperating from a
recent operation..
Picnic
' ? On Sunday evening the mem
bers of the Youth Fellowship Con
ference were given a picnic at the
Methodist Church. A large crowd
was present and a sumptlous lunch
was served. After the picnic supper
the picture "The Healing of
M'vondo", the story of a little boy
who contracted leprosy, was shown.
Accepts ro$Mun
' Min Pnftlo Rue Southerland has
5 recently accepted a position with
the new Sears, Roebuck Control
Store in Greensboro. She is Senior
Stenographer in the Training and
Inspection Department. For the
past three years she has been em-
' ployed by Edgecombe County as
Commercial Teacher at South Edge
combe High School in Pinetops.
' Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Meadows of
Atlanta and-Miss Bjth Smith of
Conyers,-Ga), are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Stokes. -
Mrs. Saddle Blanton and Mrs.
Crowdie Blanton are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Blanton.
i Mr. and Mrs; L. F. Weeks and
Jean and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wells
and Rebecca Grady spent Sunday
afternoon at Carolina Beach.
Mrs. - J. E." Jerrltt and house
guests visited Jimmy , Jerritt at
Duke University . Wednesday.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to . express' our heart
felt gratitude to our friends for the
kindnesses-shown . us in our great
loss and deep sorrow.
t --Mrs. Roy Brinson,
and Hilda Brinson.
Sewing Club
Mrs. J. E. Jerritt was hostess to
the BMG Sewing Club last Tuesday
evening. The usual sewing bee was
enjoyed after which the hostess
served a delicious congealed salad
plate with accessories and iced tea.
Persorials
Mrs Ruby Harris of Florida has
recently been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Quinn.
, Master Bobby Wells is at Camp
i. for several weeks.
Misses Frances and Linds Sitter-
on are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Flip Peele in Williamston for a
: week or two.
Little Miss Maude Wells is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Layton
in Lillington.
- Miss Margaret Fuller of Raleigh
spent the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Vance B. Gavin.
Mrs. Waldo Simmons and daugh
s ter of Goldsboro spent several days
with Mrs. Andrew Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brinson of
"Bailey spent the week end in K.e
nansville. While here they attend-
ed the funeral of Mr. Roy Brinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson
fliunr Minnnv in irtimsuuni. nunc
i there, they brought their daughter,
Ti Yvonne, home from Brownie Camp.
Miss Frances Jean Patterson
spent part of last week with her
aunt, Mrs. W. E. Simmons in uoias
-. boro. 1 '
Mr. and Mrs, Luther Brown and
Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Foster of Col-
umbia, Ga are visiting Mrs. Nora
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.iimi I n . dun uie muiKC in iiwtii.
Today's Pattern
The Youth Fellowship, under the
direction of their adviser, Mrs. o.
V. Gooding, gave a reception hon
nrinc 'Rev. and Mrs. Arnold B.
Poole in the home of Mrs. Gooding
on last Wednesday evening. The
home was thrown ensuite for the
occasion and was artistically deco
rated with white gladioli and fever
lew carrying oui a coior scneme oi
white and green throughout the
rooms. The guests were welcomed
by Guy Goodirig.'Jr., and Miss
Janet Boney and invited into the
living room by Lawrence Souther
land and Miss Jean Tyndall. Mrs.
G. V. Gooding introduced the
guests to the receiving line which
was composed of the bride and
groom and the elders of the Pres
byterian Church.
Sammy Lanier and Carolyn Wil
liams invited the guests into the
dining room where Miss Theresa
Gooding poured punch and Misses
Mary Sue Burch, Theo Hollings
worth. Mary Beth Southerland,
Rosa Dean Rivenbark and Betty
Whitfield served cake and nuts.
Guests were directed o the den by
Miss Susie Lee Williamson and
Robert Franklin Williamson where
Mrs. Caroline Gavin presided over
the register. Miss Cornelia Quinn
furnished the music. Goodbyes
were said to Jack Williams.
Woman's Club
The Woman's Club met on last
Thursday in the club rooms with
the president, Mrs. P. J. Dobson,
presiding. During the business ses
sion it was decided to have a Stan
ley party at the July meeting with
all members urged to, come -and
bring a visitor.
Mrs. F. W. McGowen had charge
of the-Droeram as chairman of the
fine arts department She intro
duced Mrs. Ralph Carlton 01 Wal
lace who in turn introduced the
nther visitors who took Dart in the
musical program. Schubert's music
was stressed. Mrs. Robert Sneffieia
sana Schubert's Ave Maria. Mrs.
Sam Jessup rendered a piano solo
"imnromDtu" bv Schubert, lia jo
Baker sang "Theme From Unfin
ished Svmnhonv" bv Schubert ana
Helen Toachey played Brahms
'Intermezzo Op 116 No. 4" ana
'Intermezzo Od 118 No. 1."
The fine arts department- served
punch and cookies to the' sixteen
guests.
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-Looking forward to the
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vnew skirt interest. The
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two points is no longer a
straight line it's a gently
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-. All these features are de- "
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picture-pretty Fashion Frock of the Week which is modeled '
by a John Powers beauty, - It's a charming Calypso print of
daneing West Indian figures interpreted on a background of
fine white pique to telj a story of summer fun. "
'. Hearts are gay and clothes are light-hearted to match
them this year l
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Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Simmons
Meadames M. L. Outlaw,
Katie Outlaw visited Mr. and Mrs,
Kenion Bowden Sunday afternoon
near Newton Grove.
' Miss Elizabeth Outlaw of Mt.-
Olive spent Saturday night and
Sunday with her aunts Mrs. J. H.
Parker and Mrs. Lottie Berger. ,
J. L. O'Quinn, USA, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
O'Quinn.
Messrs. J. H. Parker, L. W. Out
law, R. D., and Leroy Simmons at
tended a Farm Bureau meeting in
Kenansville Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sutton and
children from near Mt. Olive visit
ed relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. N. F. Outlaw is spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Ouaw in Kinston.
Miss Rachel Outlaw is visiting
her sister Mrs. Albert Nichols and
family at Sims.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Simmons
were guests of friends at Oriental
during the week end.
C. M., and Oliver Outlaw of
Warsaw RFD .spent Sunday night
with their cousins, Gerald and Cur
tis Simmons.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
SSttt First To Aid
dy Of World
,t .
Oiiplin Stadds
At Greenville ?
Now botWed glngerale adds Its
sparkling goodness to a. molded
fruit - salad,- sweet enough to
serve as- a combination salad
dessert iSixiservings come from
a small, one-pound duraglas jar
of, cocktail fruit which is filled
out with- diced apple, fresh
orange and nut meats
Fruit Salad Dessert ;
1 pound Jar glasMd eoeKUM fruit
C tablMpooril aaUtln
Yk P l"0 Julee , i
a tablupoons sugar ifT'
1 cup glngaraM ';t l
1 apple - .. i V
SorangM V8
yt oup brlcn .nut mal . .
-'braiir juice from cocktail fruit
Soften gelatin (in 4 cup of the
fruit juice and place over boiling -water
- to dissolve the gelatin.
Add lemon juice, sugar and gln
gerale; - CooL then chill until
mixture begins to thicken. Wash
and core apple. Cut into dice,
leaving the. peel on. Separate
oranges into sections and remove
membranes. Add drained cock
tail fruit, apple, orange sections
and nut meats to thickened gela
tin mixture. Turn into one large
or six individual molds and chill
until firm. Unmold on crisp let,
tuce leaves. Serve with mayon
naise, to which fruit juice has
been added. Top with bright red
Cherry. "
Of the 707 students attending
East Carolina Teachers College for
the first term: of the Summer sess
ion, 659 are North Carolinians who
represent 67 counties of the state.
From eleven other states come 46
students; and two from Cuba. -
" Those attending ; from ' Duplin
County at present are: Ann Dail
of Kenansville; Margaret Carr, El
sie Jenkins, and Addle Marshburn
of Wallace; Vera H. Bostick, Ethel-
ine Parker, add Ada R. Williams oi
Beulavllle; Thomas F. Booth, Win
nie Herring,-Geraldine i Johnson,
Uin T.lllv Rivenbark. and Patricia
.Wilson-of Rose Hill; Victoria Kbr-"
negayi and Annie LewcUyri" Phill
ips of Warsaw; Coy Brown of Rich
lahds; Mary Ann Grady of Seven
Springs; Hildred Highsmlith of Wil
lard: Lessie Mae Maready of Chin
quapin; and Minnie, Margurite
Wiggins of Mount Olive.
Having this day qualified as ad
ministrator of the estate of Will
Hicks, Deceased,, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file them
with the undersigned administra
tor within one year from the date
hereof or his notice will be pleaded
in bar of any right of recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 4th day of July, 1947.
Helen Hicks, Administrator
of the estate of Will Hicks,
Deceased. v
Robert L. West, Attorney
8-8-6t RLW .
During the first six months of
1947 North Carolina contributed
more material for aid for overseas
relief than any other state n the
union, it was announced at the
Church World Service Center, New
Windsor, Md., this week.
The North Carolina ' CDllectloh
of material aid such as. clothes,
shoes, and bedding were of an un
usually high quaUty, many gar
ments were new and the used ones
were clean and repaired, so said
Ihe officials at the New Windsor
Center. A conservative estimate' of
the value of the North Carolina
materials has been placed at VA
million dollars.
The collection of material is a
part of the Protestant churches In
aiding people of war devastated
areas. -; - , :'-"-
, The North Carolina collection
continues and the need makes it
Imperative that our efforts be dou
bled within the .next six months.
Individual churches are urged to
send boxes every week, and indivi
duals who wish to ' make direct
shipments may secure shipping
bags without cost from the North
Carolina Council of Churches, Col
lege Station, Durham, N.'C.
V of FV Organized
The Wlllard G. Smith Post No.
1594, Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the U. S. was organized at the Pink
high school Wednesday night, June
25. ' -
The following officers were el
ected: J. "S. Albright, commander;
A. W. Turner, Sr. V-Cmdr.; Jim
Pyler, Jr. V-Cmdr.; J. D. Tyndall,
Qtr. Master; Graham Turner, Adjt;
and Eugene Small, Chaplain.
The veterans voted unanimously
to name the post in honor of Wlll
ard G. Smith, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jones Smith, of Pink Hill,
Who lost his life on Saipan during
World War IL r s
Strawberry Sellers
Fount! Dead
Strawberry Sellers, 62 year , old
bachelor farmer of RocKfish town
ship, was found -dead: in bed at
his home Sunday morning. Coroner
C. B. Sitterson was called. Accord
ing to evidence he apparently died
Friday. The late Dr. Quinn of Mag
nolia reported he had been suffer
ing from heart attacks. It was de
cided that he died from a heart at
tack. He was buried Sunday after
noon. His nearest kin. It, was said!
was two cousins. '
Vm.S.Sultonof
Scoffs Store Dies
William Stephen button, 72, died
Wednesday of last , week in the
Scott Store section after a long
illness. Funeral services -were held
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the Tyndall Funeral Home in
Mt Olive, -with the Rev:, George
Lane, pastor of Salem Advent Chris
tian Church in charge, and burial
was In Maplewood Cemetery. Sur
viving are Mrs. Sutton; five sons,
Ben, with whom he lived, C. F.
Sutton of Kinston, Jesse, David
and Henry Sutton, all of the, home
community; three daughters, Mrs.
J. D. Garner of Pink Hill, Mrs.
Robert Dail of Seven' Springs and
Mrs. Leslie Outlaw, of -the home
community; one stepson, Albert
Winders of Turkey and a stepdau
ghter. Mrs. EvaJones of Fremont;
two brothers, Clarence-L. Sutton of
I.
. There's no guess work
employed no ' substl
tute InsTedients used
When we fill a prescrlp- -Uon.
You can rely on ns
for accuracy and purity.
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Bowden News
Mr. and Mrs. Wade McMillan of
Winston-Salem spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bartlett
Mrs. McMillan is staying over for
a week.
Mrs. Paul B. Reed and daughter
Lynn have 'returned to their home
in Jacksonville, Fla., after visiting
her father, R. H. Holland.
Sunday visitors to White Lake
were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Carter
and children, Mr. and Mrs. ' C.
Holmes and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Wade McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. B.
D. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bart
lett and daughter, Bennie, BiU
Lloyd, Marguerite Wallace, Ben
Bartlett, Coleen Pope and Billie
Bartlett. They had lunch at Las
ley's on the picnic grounds.
Mrs. Silvia Pecora Is home af
ter an operation at the Goldsboro
Hospital, and doing nicely. -
Mr. L M. Carr underwent an op
eration at the Goldsboro Hospital,
He is now home, getting along fine.
Outlaws Bridge
There will be church services
next Sunday night All are. Invited
to attend. '--'."v'.vv-".:
Miss Mary Ethel Outlaw was an
operative patient in' Memorial Gen
eral Hospital, Kinston last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pate of
Rocky Mount and Mrs. Mary House
Danca Theatre
- WALLACE, N. C.
SUNDAY, JULY 6th
Beat The Band
Starring Francis Langford, Gene Krupa.
MONDAY - TUESDAY, JULY 7-8
Tarzan And The Huntress
Starring Johnny Werssmuller.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 9 "
For The Love Of Rusty
Starring Ted Donaldson.
Drifting River
With Bob Steele.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY, JULY 10-11 '
; Perils 01 Pauline
(In Color) Starring Betty Ilolton.
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SATURDAY, JULY 12 ' .; .
Border Fed
With Al St. John. '
.. . TI
Starring Bonita Granville..
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