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V. The jCounty'c Ectcrh Mctorpol:3
CLAssmxD bates
Two oeBta per weft mlnlmnm
charn of 8o. Unless yon have
KB MOMUt With U PlMM MBd
bmmmv stamps, monay order
r eheek with ads. Farmers:
dm the Times Clawlfled ads;
If yon hare anTthln to sell
er exchange, er want to buy,
we will aeeept produce for
payment .
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A. 0. HOLLAND
KKNANSVIliJE.
IV TOTJB PROVKBST BURNS
OB IS SABCAQBD OTHKBTODBB,
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B. W. BLACKMOSaV Agent
Warsaw, North Carolina
Y PLUMBING
Experienced In Plumbing Work
OF ALL KINDS
No Job Too Large; None Too Small
' See Me For First Class Work
. At Seasonable Prices
" , BEN B. WILLIAMSON
A t KENANSVILLE, N C
"A drilled wefl la
eatlafaetoay water aapply.
Write for .otoOoa, rJrtBg
mA direction from
-. HEATER WELL COMPANY
BAI.BTOH. NORTH CAROLINA
I Do Plumbing and Heat
' inn W6rk of All Kinds.
I have had 2 yean experience in
U. S. Navy as Ship Fitter and three
years plumblnf work with W. D.
Sams Plombiiif & Heating, In Nor
folk, Va and one year maintenance
of FX at Lanfley Field, Vs.
So or Phone
Phono 226-1
GEO. P. PRIDGEN
Warsaw N. C.
Morli;::3 Lcns
ItluUa I .If InanranM Rnmnaav
nf Richmond fa in the market fov
first marts, tone term, low cost
loans on improve farms, residen
ces, and business properties In this
section. No commission, stock, or
life insnranee required.
FOB INFORMATION
SEE OR WRITE
M. t. ciin
At The Britt Corporation
CLINTON, N. C
C0"?LEfE
HI5l!:CE
COMPLETE SERYIOE
: Beat Estate Bonds Bentals
Warsaw Heal Estate Ins. Co.
ROBERT L. WEST
Office Phones SU-t Res: 268-6
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
HOW TO STOP IT
MAKE 5 MINUTE TEST
Get TE-OL at any druf store. Ap
ply this POWERFUL PENETRA
TING funtlcide FULL STRENGTH.
Reaches MORE germs to KILL the
Itch. Get NEW foot comfort or
your 25c back. Today at
Kenansville Drug Store
FOR SALEj One Ten Truck with
nice body built for hauUhf live
stock. '
I handle best quality hay and
brick.
J. J. BARD EN, Jr., Warsaw
7-25-41 C
IF YOU Need service on your pres
ent life insurance, or desire addi
tional insurance, Contact
JAMES G. DICKSON WH,
2 Acme Bldf., Wilmington, N. C.
7-18-2t pd.
LOST MARE MULE: Brownish
red. Black streak down back, Blen
der built Last heard of was In the
Kenansville area. Anyone knowing
MBS. M. MV THIGPEN
- ;,, . ..Reporter r '--'';' V
i r SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
Announce Biiih
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Miller an
nounce the birth of a son, William
Bryan, July 1, at Parrott Memorial
Hospital, Kinston., Mrs. Miller is
the former Lillian Bryan Albertson.
Missionary Society
The Womans Missionary Socie
ty of the Free Will Baptist Church
met Saturday afternoon at ine
home of Mrs. Alma Thomas. Fol
lowing the program, a social hour
was enjoyed at which time pound
of the whereabouts of this mule
please contact JOHN MILLER,
Route 1, BeulavUle, N. C.
ItC.
Tractor Overhaul and Rebuilding
by AUls-Chalmers factory-trained
mmihanlea. 1 Eznert workmanship
with latest precision shop equip
ment Nearest thing to a new trac
tor; gives you greater einciency,
lower operating cost longer tractor
life. Quick, friendly service. Sched
ule your job by phone.
. - . - m mil
T. A. TURNER & CU. in nns tuu.
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FLOWERS!!!
FOR BEAUTIFUL RED, WHITE
AND ORCHID DAHLIAS SEE
MRS ROT BRINSON,
KENANSVILLE, N. C.
It pd.
HOUSE FOR RENT. See
Mrs. D. L. Woodward,
Warsaw, N. C.
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cake and coca colas was served to
the 17 members present.
Mrs. Thomas has been ill for the
past 3 1-2 months and she- espec
ially requested the , meeting be
held with her. ;
Birth And Deaf h
Mr. and Mrs. Denny Basden an
nounce the birth and death of a
son, on Monday, July 14.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Hunter an
nounce the birth of a daughter, on
July IS at Parrott Memorial Hospi
tal,. Kinston. Mrs. Hunter is tne
former Lila Mae Wade. ,
Maple H. D. Club
Sheetrock Gyplap Wall Board,
Plaster Paris, Keens Cement Reg.
Cement Brixment Lime, Shingles
and Roil Roofing, Tobacco Flues,
Tobacco Sticks . (rived). Tobacco
Trucks, Windows and Doors.
'J. C. RUSS, Warsaw, H. y.
2-18-2t c ' ,
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FOB SALE: 6,000 Tobacco Sticks,
in ind condition, at the M. W.
Sutton Farm, better known as the
A. J. Jenkins Farm, 4 miles east oi
Warsaw.
, . M. W. SUTTON, Owner
Henry Whitfield will deliver sticks.
7-18-2t pd. - ' 11.-
The Maple Hill, Home Demon
stratlon Club met Monday evening
in the home of Mrs. C L. Wade,
with Mrs. Hosea Hunter as joint
nostess.
ollowlng reports uv. project
leaders. Miss Clontz gave ah inter
esting discussion and demonstrat
ion on Selection of Furniture. -
Assisted by Mesdames Sidney
Hunter and Haywood -Miller, the
hostesses served bottled' drinks
with canapes, pickles and cookies.
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Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Sr., and Mrs.
W. G. Jones were week end guests
of Mrs. Howard Hocutt at Clayton.
Mesdames Wm. Hunter and Mor
ris Grady and Miss Louise Hunter
were Kinston shoppers Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brlnson of
Kenansville visited the S. P. Bos-
tics Sunday.
. Mr, and Mrs. Colon Shaw and A.
F., spent Saturday at White Lake
where they attended the birthday
celebration of Mrs. Shaw's uncle,
Mr. Cecil Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams
and daughter of Newport News, Va.
have been spending several days
with Mrs. Ada R. Williams. '
p H. W. Craft, Sr., made a business
trip .to Georgetown, S. C. Wednes
day. ' V V. i-
Mrs. L. D. Sholar of Goldsboro
is visiting her sister,' Mrs. ZolUe
Batchelor. ,
Mrs Laurie North of Norfolk, Va
Mrs. "Shanny" McSwaln and dau
ghter of - Wilmington have bean
guests of relatives here this week.
Leland Cottle of Raleigh spent
the week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Shelton Cottle. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Elrrtore Brlnson and
son, Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Grey and family visited Mrs. Grey
daughter Annie May JWllson in
Raleigh Sunday. - :L'-: .
Mrs. Norman Sandlin Attended
the funeral of her, cousin, Edwin
Coates III, in FarmviOe Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pope and
children of Magnolia spent Sunday
with Mrs. Annie Bostic.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Muldrbw
Judy and Archie were Kinston vi
sitors Monday. . . . j ,
Mrs. Glennle Bradshaw and Mrs.
Lala Scott of Rose Hill, Mrs. Scott s
daughter and friend of Petersburg.
rVa. were Monday guests of Mrs.
Mattle Bradshaw. '
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Mercer.
MrsvRalph Sandlin and Mrs. Sarah
Mercer visited the Cliffs on the
Neuse Sunday.-
' Mrs. Henry Branch and Ned
have returnetl to their home In
Brunswick,: Ga. after visiting Mr.
Branch here, who is with the Shep
herd Construction Co, i -i .
Patrolman and Mrs J. G. Thomas
of Swan Quarter spent a couple
of days this week with their parents
Mrs. Jack Norton of Fayetteville
was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Archie
Lanier. -
Mesdames Wm. Fedora and B. O.
Harris shopped in Goldsboro Sat
urday. ,
Mrs. Robert Holllngsworth and
Miss Theo Holllngsworth and Alois
Holllngsworth visited friends here
Sunday.".' . '""";;.;;.:':
Miss Mary Jackson of Fayette
ville visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Jackson during the week
end. 1
Mesdames J. G. Kennedy, Cltf,
ton and Elwood Qulnn were Kins
ton visitors Tuesday morning.
Mrs. T. A. Barden of Rose Hill
spent Saturday with her mother
Mrs. S, W. Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs,' Chester Williams
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oza Sum
ner and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Sumner and children formed
a party spending Sunday at White
Lake.
: Mrs. Lou Belle Williams,. Miss
Lou Jackson and Richard Williams
were Raleigh" shoppers Friday,
' - Mr.- and Mrsr Frederick Proveek
and family of Camp Lejeune, Mrs.
Sham Han and Miss Lou La Trea
of Yonkers; NY.,V were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. An
drews Sunday. I
Mrs. M. S. Bratcher and Stanley
spent Tuesday in Kinston. -
Mrs. Paul . Hunter, the former
Johnny Brown Kennedy, is ill at
her home in San Angela, Texas. AU
her friends wish her a speedy re
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson spent
the week end with their parents in
Morehead. ,
Rev. B. B. Carlyle of. Fayette
ville tilled his tegular appointment
at the Holiness Church Sunday.
Mrs. F. L Norris and daughter
returned Sunday from a week's
stay at Carolina Beach. '"
Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Gresham and
Miss Edna Earl Gresham spent Sun
day in Wilmington visiting Mrs
R. S. Batchelor ta James Walker
Hospital ."
Mrs. Lulo Grcdy Is
Patient In Hospital
' Mrs. - Lula Grady of Seven
Springs, mother of .editor J. R.
Grady was carried to the Carolina
General Hospital in Wilson Thurs
day for examination and treatment
MRS. M. M. THI(3PEN ,
, BeulavUle. N. C. -'
i Representative For
CXLNTON FLORAL
WAT.LACE. J. C. '
' For Best Prices and Com"
plete Job on Monuments,
See or Write -
MILL SUPPLIES
SASH
Of Any Sis and Design
DOORS
FRAMES
SCREEN WINDOWS
SCREEN DOORS
i WINDOW WEIGHTS
SASH CORD
Steel Ventilators
CABINETS
MADE TO ORDER ,
MANTELS
FRONT ENTRANCES
OF ANY DESIGN '
WE INSTALL PLATE GLASS
Rittcr r."!'iivcr(i
ANYTHING IN WOODWORK
Warsaw, N., Phone 2161
Rev. H. J.Vhaley
: BEULAVILLE
We can give you speedier
service these days and
will 'clean or repair your
timepieces and - jewelry ,
: with professional perfection.-.'
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
GLOBE VARIETY CO.
' Wallace, N.C..
TOI3A(C(C(D) DAKLK?
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WE ARE WRITING INSURANCE DAILY
SEE US BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.
WHEN YOUR BARN BURNS
YOUR MONEY IS GONE.
LFoAHOToq
Kenansville' s Only Insurance Agency
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