Society iahd Personals
Brii-b Cfub i;:ts
v;.' Miss Margaret Williams u hos-
tess to the member of her bridge
. club on. Tuesday evening with ,-all
. members present Eovely bowls of
i . nastnrtlum were used for decara-
! on. When scores were totaled Mrs.
- I. F. Week was awarded high scone
-r and Mrs. & B. Guthrie second high,
r A Prize was given Mrs. M. F. Allen
Jr. for bidding and making game
y.: with honors. The hostess served a
v delicious orange ice with cookies. "
Surprise Party ;
. Miss Jean Tyndall and Guy Good
f ing,r; Jr. gave Miss Hilda Grey
Brinson a surprise birthday, party
on her sixteenth birthday afthe
-home pi Miss Tyndali on Tuesday
: evening. They entertained their
- guests at an old fashioned ice cream
freezing and froze two freezers of
; , peach ice cream. When the cream
was ready the hosts placed a births-day
cake with lighted, candles on a
' table in the back yard and the
guests,enjoyed ice cream and cake.
, There were about 25 young folk
present -
sewing bee the hostess served ap
ple, pie a-U-mdde,'.; ''
Sewing Club
Mrs. N. B. Boney was hostess to
, the BMG sewing club on Tuesday
- afternoon. They were entertained
!-'at the club rooms where they did
' Red Cross sewing. Af tefthe usual
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lee Kor
negay of Mt. Olive, RFD, announce
the birth of son, Douglas Wade,
on July 28. Mrs. Kornegay is the
former Miss Doris Kornegay of Mt
Olive and sister to" Mrs, Edna K.
Stroud of Kenansville.v
Executive Board
Met Monday -
Alii Uutle 'Scout
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will jjui t. i
Troop soon. Kebecca Grady exten-
ded th0 group? aa invitation to
meet at her home on Tuesday. Aug
12.' Eleven scouts were present)
Card Of Thinks
We wish to thank our frieds for
the many kindnesses shown and
the beautiful floral tributes during
the recent illness and ' death ; of
our wife and mother. '
:'.-v; W'vt-ShJ - C. E. Stephens
iJCi-jfsM-t- and children.
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The executive boarfl of the Auxi
liary of Grove Presbyterian Church
met on Monday, afternoon in the
home of Mrs. J. E. Jerritt. The
president, Mrs. N. B. Boney pre
sided. Regular routine business was
discussed and plans were made for
intensive Bible study for the com
ing year. "
Brownie Scouts'
Brownie Scout Troop No. 2 met
at the home of the ?eator. Mra! w
M. Ingram-on Tuesdav. Aueust s
at 4 o'clock. .Meeting wad opened
witn tne Brownie Promise, after
which all joined in singing Ameri
ca. - Reports were given hv tho
Brownies who attended the week
of camping at Camp Treilee. Other
summer activities were reported.
Flans were made, for a "fly-up
Miss Annie Mae Brown of Nor
folk, Va. is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown.
Rev. J. G. Morrison is taking a
month's study course at the Semin
ary in Richmond, Va.
Miss Katherine McAllister of
Fayetteville visited Mrs. John Cur
rie several days last week.
Mrs. Kan Burt of Dillon, S C.
visited Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Wallace
last week.
W .J, Boone and family of Nor
folk, C U Boone and family of
Clinton and: Miss Minnie Boone of
Wallace were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. 3JC. Murphy.
Mr. W. J. Boone and family of
Norfolk, spent the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Murpny. mey
all went to White Lake Saturday.
Alois Hollingsworth is homefor
a two weeks vacation. ,'-
Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet G. Dobson
and fou-chlMren, Giwie, Sarah.
Carlton and Richard of Lynch
burg, Va. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Dobson. r
Mrs. John M. Fines of Wilming
ton spent Wednesday with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dobson
Slc Thomas Smith, Jr. is home
on a 30-day leave with his parents.
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OLD SOUTH DISTRIBUTORS
YOUR COAL DEALER
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And Wffl Continue To Serve KenansvaieBeulavaie7Pink"HiU And
All Former Customers Of Old South With The Famous DANA COALi
Also We Are Now Delivering Fuel Oil And Kerosene. We Will Ap
preciate Your Business. ,
YOUR FUEL SERVANTS
Phone 249-1 . KENANSVILLE
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Mr. and Mrs. N. E, Btown and
daughter Betty of Charlotte visited
Mr, and Mrs. Thurman Brown last
Wednesday. While .here they visit
ed other relatives. i v : ' '
Mm. P. G. Blanton and children
made a business trip to Wilmington
on Tuesday of last week.
Little David McKay had.his ton
sils removed .at Dr. SJdburys Hos
pital Saturday. He is getting along
splendidly. : ,. - -
MisS Margaret Williams and Mrs.
J. L. Williams spent the week end
at Carolina Beach with Mrs. Wil
bur Adams. Mrs. Williams remained,
for several days visit "
Miss Velma Murphy of the Tax
Collectors Office is away on vaca
tion this week.
Miss Rachel Blanton and Merle
Summerlin spent vTuesday night
with Miss Jean4 Tyndall.'
Jinuhie Allen of Wilmington Is
visiting Mr.' and Mrs. M. Allen.
Jimmie Jerritt of Duke univer
sity spent last week end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney and
Norwood Jr. and Janet spent Sun
day afternoon at Morehead City.
Miss Pattie Williamson wno nas
tuen spenuing the summer in Chi
cago with her sister returned home
on Friday.- rp.v.-.; ;
Mr. and Mrs. Jolly and children
spent Sunday at Myrtle Beach. -I
Mrs. Edna Stroud spent the ween
end at her home in Mt Olive
Sheriff and Mrs. P. C. Garrison
were guests of Mrs. Inez C. Boney
on Wednesday night i
Mrs: Qrace Venn's daughter who
is an air stewardess is visiting her,
Mrs. Mary Southerland and dau
ghter Ellen "toured the Western
part of he state last week.
Misses GUda and Gloria Whit
field, of James Walker Hospital,
are at home for a two-weeks vaca
tion. . .v--;;
Mrs, F. W, McGowen took the
B. F. Grady seniors on a house
party at her home in Hope Mills
last week end.
Safety Sought In
Tobacco Curers
Proposed minimum safety re-'
qureiuents f-r tokaci-j . - . ..
units were discussed fully at pub
lic hearing conducted by Supt. C.
D. Baucom, of the heights and
Measures of the State Dspartnient
of Agriculture. ' .
At the outset of the hearing.
Baucom reported that 1400 curing
barns burned last year In North
Carolina with a total estimated
loss of $2,000,000. . J
Under the law, all curing units
sold after September 1 must bear
the Department of Agriculture's
seal of approval. Baucom's division
is charged with inspecting the var
ious types of units and seeing that
the manufacturer's specifications
meet the minimum safety require
ments. : 'V
The manufacturers voiced strong
opposition to a proposal that each
nesting unit carry an approval
label tentatively priced -at $1.00.
They pointed out that some barns
have 30 to 40 heating units, and
said tne proposed price, which
would be passed on to the farmer,
would be prohibitive in such cases.
They suggested that the entire
curing assembly for a single barn
carry only one seal.
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rules would, require of til .cui
an automatic audible alarm iad a
positive cut-off -of the fuel supply
when barn -temperature reaches a
danger- point; a. protective guard
or screen for all curers that reac
a temperature of 900 degrees Fah
renheit at any V time : during the
curing process;-and an automatic
cut-off to stop the fuel supply of
, oil-burning units should the fuel
fail to Ignite when entering the
combustion chamber1 or should ig
nition fail while fuel is being sup
piled to the burner. -
The proposed regulation would
require the location of curers and
flues three ; inches from inflam
mable material, such as walls, for
each 100 degrees of flue tempera- .
ture, witn a minimum distance of
eight inches mandatory.
Compared with other States'
North Carolina ranks third in total
cash receipts from farm marketings -
and 13th in total cash income from
crops, livestock and livestock pro- -ducts
combined.
.Spoakfriof .refill'
X J ELECTRICITY
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that Fat proven to be at SOLID as "The Rock
of Gibraltar" throughout the years of the
pre j ont. Century! r
The present high cost of living and rise of price wiffttn the last decade has worked a
great haidship on many faxulus Kith a pxedhco&t . . ' ... . "
NOT SO WITH ELECTRICITY TT
The price of ELEVfRlCTTY has gone consistently D-O W-W In fact, the cost of
electricity to the consumer has DECREASED, just 'as steadily as the many uses for it
have INCREASED., ' ' ' ' " ' "
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7V Electricity Is Cheaper Than Ever Before!
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Dear Fanner Friends:
BIEWEST-.BIGGEST AND iBEST-$-A SALE EVERY DAY
AH. (BERT) MOORE, Ownerand Manager-C. C.MAS0H, Assistant
Fpf your accomodation and coa-
" venience I have-constructed a large.
- modern warehouse Just outside the:
. congested area of Whlteyille to be ;
known as Moore's Warehouse. This
warehouse Is oclated on Lee Street, -opposite
the Post Office and within :
essy reach of the business district
Here you will have more parking -
" space, more floor space, and a bet-.
: ter place to sell your, tobacco.' '
It was my desire and intention
: . to see you personally f but it has
taken every minute and every ounce
of energy to jget this great struc-
'4 ture ready for you In time for the
opening day. Thursday, August 7th."
:. This is. yours warehouse. It was
-built for you. I urge you to make
, -your headquarters here at all times
j the largest warehouse on the
border modernly equipped with
.' new scales, new baskets, new trucks
'. , . everything new-except the per
sonpel, consisting of the same cour
teous and efficient individuals who "
have taken delight In serving you
- at our former locations.
Associated with us, this year will
be Mr. Charlie M. Mason,- a fine
gentleman and an excellent tobacco
man. Mr. Mason has operated on
the WhitevlUe market for a number
of years and Is well known to many '
people of this vicinity. He will be
glad to help you solve your tobac
co problems. ;
- We operate independently as
Moore's Warehouse and have no
' connection with any other, ware
house or firm here. More floor,
space gives us more selling time,
and mora piles to sell with a sale '
every day.
In appreciation for your contri
bution to my success In the past I
can only repay you by your taking
advantage of these improvements
by selling all your tobacco .through
out the entire season at "Moore's -for
More." -
Sincerely Yours,-
A. HUBERT)-MOORE