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THE DUPLIN TIMES
Kafesses Af :
Stanley Party
Mrs. Richard Bostlc and Mrs.
.- Gordon Kennedy were hostesses
Friday evening at the apartment
of the former when they entertain
ed at a Stanley party. Refresh
, ments of sandwiches and cookies
' were served with lemonade.
Brother, And Sister
Celebrate Birthday
Billy Sumner and little sister,
Pat, celebrated their respective 4th
and 1st birthdays at a delightful
party Wednesday, Sept 3, when
their mother, Mrs. Elvis Sumner
entertained in their honor.
, A number of jolly games were
enjoyed after which the little ones
were served ice cream with cake.
Each child received lollypops, bub
, ble gum, a paper hat filled with
- corn grain candy and a prize as
favors. Assisting Mrs. Sumner in
directing games and serving were
.Mesdames Ed Denny and Roland
Calahan, and Misses Kathleen
' Trott and Rosa Lee Whaley.
' Mrs. Leonard Nethercutt and
Miss Bettie Gray Nethercutt of
- Rocky Mount were week end
' guests of the former's parents, Mr.
't and Mrs. J. D. Jackson. Mr. Neth
. ercutt spent Sunday here.
" Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Clark and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Sumner .and children spent the
: week end at White Lake recently.
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And Sell With The Worlds Greatest Sales
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Mr. and Mrs. Ono Thigpen and
Miss Calesta Thigpen were Golds
boro visitors Saturday.
Bobby Brown left Monday for
Mars Hill where he will enter col
lege for the ensuing year.
Fits Bostic left Friday for the
Veterans Hospital, In Fayetteville,
for treatment
Miss Mary Jackson of Fayette
ville, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D.. Jackson.
Mrs: -Bruce BaiDee ana Mr. T.
Y. Dobson were at Salemburg Sun
day afternoon, to take Yates Dob-
son back to E.M.I., after a week
end spent with home folks.
Miss Dorothy Bostic has returned
after spending several days ' at
Hampstead and Carolina Beach.
A new block store building is
being erected on Main Street by
Mr. Rommie Mercer and son.
Mesdames Anna Wallace and E.
L. Thomas have been guests of
their sister, Mrs. J. K. Bostic in
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Warsaw for a few days.
Mrs. Loubelle Williams, Richard
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Whaley spent Saturday in Ral
eigh. .
Mrs. Annie Bostic .has returned
from Goldsboro where she was a
patient at the Goldsboro Hospital
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones and chil
dren of Jones County, visited . Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Kennedy Sunday.
Miss Madeline Cottle left Tues
day for Mars Hill where she will
enroll in college for the coming
year.
Ed Denny has gone to Fayette
ville where he has accepted a po
sition with the Thurston Transfer
Company.. .,
Mrs. Grady Mercer is in Lan
caster, S. C, where she was called
on account of the illness of her
mother.
Miss Rovine. WJlJlams of Roa
noke Rapids, visiting her mothor,
Mrs. S. A. Blizzard.
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Sanatorium
S - stands for our San Sun, our
.. ; monthly news;
A - stands for Auditorium, the up
patients use;
N stands for the Nurses who help
' us everyday;
A - stands for Apples you see a
: long the way.
T - stands for T. B., that we're
fighting, you know;
0 - stands,for Orchards where ripe
fruits do grow;
R - stands for Radio, which gives
Us good cheer;
1 - stands for Improvement, we
strive for here,
stands for Us, the patients of
the San;
stands for Many who lends a
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helping hand!
By a patient 'Olive Mae Thomas.
Sanatorium, N. C.
Card Of Thanks
The family of the late Percy E.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Miller,
Joan Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wood 'ere visitors to Burgaw on
Sunday.
Mrs. S. P. Bostic spent Thurs
day in Fayetteville visiting her son
Fitz, at the Veterans Hospital;
Dr. Paul Bolen has moved into
his modern new office building
which has just been completed.
Work has recently been started
on a new brick home being built
for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bostic.
Nos. 1 & 2 IN WILSON
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Happenings,. Advertising,' In And Around
The County's Eastern Metorpolis. ; ;
Thigpen wish to thank all who
were so kind and sympathetic In
their recent sorrow. Every express
ion of sympathy was deeply appre
ciated. ' ,r
They are now asking for another
increase of 18 per cent on fruits
and vegetables, seven cents per
100 pounds on cotton and a like
amouna on tobacco.
Uncle Sam Says
Millions uf my nieces and nephews
re Increasing their take-home pay
by the simple, automatic Payroll
Savings Plan. Let's take one etant
ple. : Suppose yon tell your employer
that you want to take 86.25 of your
weekly pay In Bonds. In three weeks
the accumulation of $18.75 will buy
one $25 Savings Bond. Merely by
holding these bonds to maturity la
10 years yon are' raising you take
home Income 12.08 every' week. It
Is obvious that the so-called deduc
tion for Savin i Bonds Is not a de
duction but a way for yoo to store
np and Increase your earnings for
your future use.
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v SEED RYE $3.20 ;
, -We Have A Small Lot Of The Above Bye f ;
Aluminum Roofing ............ sq. $8.50
Asphalt Roofing L..... sq. 6.50
Lard Stands ecch .45'
Lard Stands!..!. ...doz.4.50
We Carry In Stock PAINT, BRICK CEMENT
MORTAR CEMENT and LIME - j
Kerosene Ranges and Stoves
Electric Water Pumps
Co.en.an Circulating Oil lieeters
Bring this adv. and get $2.00 credit
with either Water Pump or Range,
or $4.00 with purchase of both.
Garner Brothers
III MOUNT OLIVE
Percy B. Holden
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