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Society and
CirlLday Party
' Mlw Barbara Mitchell entertain
ed a number of her friends on Fri-
' day afternoon celebrating her Oth
birthday. The party was given at
the club rooms. Out of door games
' were enjoyed. The young guests
were invited into the club room
where a two-tiered Cake with nine
: candles was served with ice cream.
- Basket of candy and nuts were giv-
; en for favors.
A WESTCHN MUSICAL CXTRAVAGANZA Fj
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AT PLAYHOUSE, THURSDAY ONLY
PINK HILL, N. C. CONTINUOUS SHOWS
: - DOORS OPEN 6:30 P. M.
Fairmont
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Personals
Bridge Club
. Mrs. J. O. Stokes was hostess
last Thursday evening to the mem
bers of her bridge club.. Arrange
ments Jf mid-summer flowers were
used for decoration. When scores
were tallied, Mrs. J. B. Wallace
was awarded high score for club
members and Mrs. Jack Sltterson
for visitors. The hostess served
cake, ice cream topped with straw
berries and salted nuts.
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ON THE BORDER BELT,
TE3ESE ARE YOUR BEST
MARKETS
Chailliurn
Tabor
is a WACCAMAW Branch-in
You save time, and you eliminate the risk of carrying
of currency with you.
AND CONVENIENCE
If you carry tobacco to the border and you sell on any
of these markets, you can get what cash you need at the
moment and deposit the balance of your check for credit
to your account in
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Rose Hill Kenansviile
lllember Fedetal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Is li.X Grduote
N. B Boney, Jr. graduated from
the University of .Worth . Carolina
at Chapel Hill a the end of the
first summer mission. He received
his AB degree, majoring in econom
ics. Boney has been accepted in the
Law school at the University for the
winter term and will resume his
studies there in September.
Sewing Club
Mrs. J. G. Morrison was hostess
to the BMG sewing club Tuesday
afternoon of last week. Pretty sum
mer flowers were used for decora
tion. After the usual sewing bee
the hostess served punch, cookies
and salted nuts. Guests for the al.
ternoon besides the regular mem
bers were Miss Lula Hlnson and
Mrs. Bert Sanders of DanielsviUe,
Ga., aunt of Mrs. Morrison.
The Auxilitry of the Kenansviile
Presbyterian Church met Monday
afternoon in ihe Sunday- School
rooms with Mrs. N. B. Boney pre
siding and giving the devotional.
Mrs. Caroline Gavin had charge
of the program assisted-by Mes
dames J. G. Morrison and S. W,
Newton. The program topic was
Not Fashionable Tolerance- But
Burning Faith,' and was prepared
by Rev. Wm. Crowe, Jr. Of the Wil
mington Presbytery.
Club Women
ives
The following objectives have
been adopted by the Club Women
of North Carolina regarding the
health and community service for
Clarltton
Oliiteuille
City
each of these market towns
FOR YOUR SAFETY
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eepu it e or lectives and have, be --a
furnished with a cow. '
Concerning the first- objective,
Duplin- County is one of the 30
counties of the State eligible for a
county hospital.
To . have understanding of the
State's Medical Care and Hospital
Enlargement Program ? ia North
Carolina. That 'they: study the
State-'s atest bulletins of the Mcli
cal Care and Hosr-ital Enlargement
Program in North Carolina. V
4 That the women in our club may
have a growing realization of Hhe
deplorable conditions of health lr.
our- State and that 1 these pool J
health conditions can be eradicated
through research, education, diag
nosis and treatment .--'Vi.;:'
That we continue to help fight
TB and see than an X-Bay survey
is made available to each county
through oooperat'on with the TB
Association and the State Board of
Health. v
That we help establish dhmostic
clinics for Cancer Control. .
That we recruit among our high
school graduates, nurses as plan
ned by the N. C. Nurses Associa
tion.
That we distribute material ou
venereal disease made available
by the N. C. Social" Hygiene. Soc
iety. I
Mary and- Desau Atkinson and
Ann of New Jersey are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Gavin. '
Mrs. Alsa Carr of Burgaw and
Mrs. Lr E. Berkey of Long Beaclu
Calif, spent the week with Mr. and
Mrs. 3. R. Grady. While here they
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Grady
to Wilson to see Mr. Grady's moth
er who is a patient at the nospitai.
Mrs. Joe Bell and children of
Durham visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Grady on Thursday.
Mr. "and Mrs. L. F. Weeks and
Jean are spending the week at My
rtle Beach on a house party.
Mica M.irthn pirkett is snending
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the week at Virginia Beach with
friends.
Mrs. C. E. Quinn and Mrs. i. a.
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Bui-sis m iriunus in wtcu.. j i i
Monday night tf this week. :
-uMrs. E. A. Newton, and daugh
ters Same and Gail spent Sunday
of last week at Morehead City. .
Mr. and Mrs. P J. Dobson mo
tored to Glenn Falls, N. Y. last
week where they visited theirdau
ghter, Mrs. George Giles. They
were accompanied home by- Mrs.
Giles and small daughter who will
remain for a visit.
Misses Sarah Pickett, Theresa
Gooding Anne Dait, "Marie Will
iams, Hortense Tyndall and Mes-
dames Joe Wells, George Giles and
Messrs. G..R. Dail and R. V. WelU
attended the funeral of Hainan
Hal Jr. in Rose Hill Tuesday. s
mrs, jjorouiy -ieuunt ui oanci-
lote is visiting Mrs. E. C. Tyndall.
Miss Anne Dall of ECTC spent
Tuesday at home with her father.
Mr. G. R. Daik ' ,
Mrs. E. E. Benson and small dau
ghter visited her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Dail during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brinaon visit;
ed friends in Newport News several
days last week. While there they
attended the pageant at Williams
burg and' visited in Norfolk, v
Jimmy Jerritt was home for the
week end. 1 . ... k
Mrs. F. W.'McGowen spent the
week end in Reidsyjlle with friends.
Dr. and Mrs. Peirre Delaby of
Lake City, Fla. spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
FcGowen. '
' Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Goodman and
son were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Quinn. Mr.
Goodman preached in the Presby
terian church' here Sunday.
Outlaws Bridge
girst Sunday night services, Aug.
3rd. All are invited to attend. . .
Rev. L. C. Prater filled his .ap
pointment at Shelter Neck Sunday
afternoon and was accompanied by
Mrs. Prater and Miss Marie Prater.
' Mrs. Lloyd Sutton and daughters
from near LaGrange visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker
Friday. -
Mrs. Ransom' Pate and boys of
Hopewell, Va. have been visiting
Mrs. W. D. Pate.
- Mrs; Leona. Outlaw has returned
from visiting Mrs. Laurie King in
Greensboro and Mrs. J. W. Pearman
In Summerfield.
J. H. Parker, Jr. is with the Far
mers Warehouse, Metter, Ga. for
the tobacco season.
: Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Doby of Cha
nel Hill and Sidney Doby of Albe
marie were recent week end visitors
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; We wish to invite
crop of tobacco with
Ware
i Our long years of Selling .experience enables us to get you a good ;
k sale, offering you better service and better' general satisfaction in
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I.r. and I.iis. J. 11. I ai...f and
Louis Parker attended a family re
union of the late Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Casey at the. home of Ttfr.-and
Mrs. D. B. Sutton Sunday in Samp
son County. '.
. Mr. and Mrs.' L. B, Outlaw of
Seven Springs were among visitors
at Mrs. M. L. Outlaws Sunday. -
Miss Tonla Rowe of Burgaw is
visiting Miss Marie Prater at the
parsonage. - , j
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ALADDIN LAMPS ARE BACK
Complete With Fixtures And Repairs f
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ONE and TV0 ill LUMBERTOli
HOUSE No. 1 ON SECOND STREET
2 ON FAYETTEV1LLE HIGHWAY
the farmers of Duplin County to sell ther 1947
s. Start with us and youH wind up with us.
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SALE AT ALL TIMES
TOM SMITH and PAUL WM
More Money For Your
Aia. aiefcuL'sls of Lev. and Ia.
L. C. Plater. .
Local ManT
Loses Barn
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H. D. McKay of Kenansviile lost
a barn full of tobacco last week by
fire. i ' ' . , . . ,
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