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Mrs. Strickland
Hostess To Club
On Thursday Mrs. J. F .Strick
land entertained her bridge club
and several additional guests at her
home on West Hill St. Two tables
i were arranged and ' decorations
were of yellow chrysanthemums.
' Upon arrival-guests .were served
delicious pecan pie and coffee and
during play coca colas and nuts.
High score award, Xtuas gift wrap
pings, went to Mrs. . Luther Pear
sail. Those playing were Mesdames
PearsaU, Charlie Sheffield, W. H.
Freeman, Jimmy Kltcbiit, Ed Shef
field, Stacy Brltt and the hostess.
Mrs. Jordon
Entertains Club
Mrs. Maurice Jordan entertained
her bridge club and several addi
tional guests Thursday afternoon
at her home in Bowden, which was
attractively decorated , with pink
chrysanthemums. When guests ar-
SULTANA
H( J Fruit Cocktail "
q A Ho.1 can 24c
Evap. Milk 3 tall cans
While House 35c
A & P Large Dried 1 lb pkg.
"Prunes 19c
Armour's 12 oz. can
Tree!. 45c.
- Phillips . i with Franks 12 oz. can
'Beans 17c
' Bread sandwich loaf 18 oz. loaf
Marvel 13c
Coffee Kj 1 1b bag
"Sultana ;r 16bz.can ' l
RedBeans - ' . 10c
, Gjulf Best candied No. 2 'a can
Yams " 14c
Mild American lb -
Cheese 50c
' Ann Page .'. . 8oz, pkg. (
Spaghetti or Macaroni 9c
JANE PARKER FRUII CAKES
1 lb 75c 3 lb $2.23 .; 5 lb $3.65
Fruit Cake Ingredient
Huts of all kinds
v : Closed Wednesday Afternoon
: night in the home of Mrs. Belton
Mlnshew with Mrs. Irene Martin
as joint hostess and 15 present. Mrs.
M. A. Smith presided and following
the devotional by Mrs. G. P. Prid
geh, Mrs. Frank Hbbbs led a con
test and the hostesses served a
chicken salad course with angel
food cake and coffee.
MRS. JOHN DAVID GODBOLD
who before her marriage on Octo
ber 29 In Warsaw, was Miss Jessie
Eva Harrison, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie W. Harrison of Mount
Olive. Mr: Godbold Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. Godbold
of Warsaw. ,
rived they were served a sweet
course of lemon chiffon pie with
coffee and later during play coca
colas and stuffed dates were ser
ved. At the conclusion of play Mrs.
Emmett Roark held high score for
which she was presented novelty
bells and Miss Jan Draughon, bride
elect, was remembered with a crys
tal mayonnaise set. Playing were
Mesdames Roark, Robert Frede
rick; Jimmy McColman, O. V. Pen.
ney, R. W. Wiggs, Daulton WeBt,
Joyce Carroll Burton and Miss
Draughon.
Baptist Meetings
The WMU met Monday at the
church with president Mrs. L. p.
Williams presiding and 20 members
present Mrs. F. J. Thomas led the
devotionals and commenting on the
message, "Arise, Shine." The Geo
rge Rollins Circle had charge of
the program led by Mrs. L. 8.
Whittle. She was assisted by Mes
dames C. J. Brown, Emmett Roark,
F. J .Thomas and Carrie Peele in
presenting the program on Africa.
The Junior Girl's Auxiliary met
Monday afternoon in the home of
Miss Shirley Zachary with 15 pres
ent, and the program .was directed
by Mrs. Wilbur Garner. The girls
finished their Forward Steps in
preparation for their public coro-
biattop. ceremony which is scheduled
for veanesaay evening, jjec. ju ai
the church. The hostess, assisted by
her 4 mother, servedcookies and
punch.
The Sunbeams met the same af
ternoon at the church with 26 pres
ent, led by Mesdames G. V. Penney
and C. V. Garner. The little folks
enjoyed songs and a story on Africa
after which they were instructed
to draw Thankful Hands and were
Ufirved Ice cream sandwiches, top-
pea witn a miniature flag, by the
hostess little Betty Jean Britt.
The Intermediate GA's met on
Monday at the church led by their
leaders Mesdames J. F. Strickland
and W. H. Freeman.
Methodist Circles
Personals
PTA ToMeet
Circle No. 1 of the WS of CS met
Tuesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. J. J. West with 12 present and
Mrs. Sam J. Powell presiding. Mrs.
A. M. Williams led the devotionals
and Mrs. H. R. Hipp taught the
mission study book. The hostess,
assisted by her daughters, Mes
dames Sterling Marriner and Rob
ert West served fruit cake topped
with whipped cream.
Circle No. 3 met Wednesday
Miss Bessie Knowles had as her
week end guests Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Eason and son of Goldsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frederick
and daughter spent Thursday In
Raleigh-
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brown and
sons were visitors in town Satur
day. '
Miss Grace Eevelle spent the
week end in Chapel Hill with her
niece, Mrs. Otis Aldridge. .
Mrs. Effie Fossell of Rose Hill
was the week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Best, i
' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patterson and
con of Mt Olive were Sunday
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. V.. Garner, ,
Mrs. H. R. Hipp shopped in Golds
boro Monday.
Mrs. L. S . Whittle and daughter
spent last week in McLeansvillr
with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Whittl
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Powell "-"
children and Mr. and Mir. '.r
Rldge and children were Sund .j'
guests of their parents and
Mrs. O. D. Lambert in Mt. Olive
Week end guests of Miss Annie
Kate Powell were Mr. and Mrs. B.
L. Powell of Rock Hill, S. C, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvis Powell, Jr. of Golds
boro, Mr. and Mrs,: D. B. Powell,
Mrs. Faison Peirce and Miss Eliza
beth Moore of Rocky Mount, Claud
Powell of State College.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Rea, Jr. had
for the Week end their son, Judson, i
student at State College. )
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Quinn and
son of State College were home fort
the week end with their parents,
Mr. and Mis. Sanford Packer and
Mrs. Lillian R. Quinn.
Misses Kitten and Jean Miller
and James Miller visited their sister
Mrs. Dick Lasater near Erwin on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharpe and
Mrs. W. A. Carter were week end
visitors in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Park Pridgen spent several
days with her daughters and son in
Rich Square and Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jenkins and
daughters . shopped in Goldsboro
Friday. ' -'' v,
Mia! Leslie Toncans and daughter
Helen shopped in Goldsboro Satur
day.' -i.
Among those attending the N. C
State game Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Rogers and son, Gra
ham Phillips, Jr., Sony Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Lee, Dr. and Mrs.
E. P. Ewers, Misses Kitten and
Jean Miller, James Miller, Bobby
Gaylor, Bill Hines and Miss Grace
Revelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Parker of
Swansboro were guests this week
of his mother, Mrs. Sam Parker,
taiss Mattie Swinson of Goldsboro
also visited Mrs. Parker and her
sister, Mrs. Mills Hodges.
'" Robert Frederick is attending a
special Laundromat school in Char
lotte this week.
Mrs. Ruth Newton formerly of
the ACL, has gone to Goldsboro to
work.
The PTA will meet Tuesday night
Nov! 18 at 7:30 in the school audi
torium. All are requested to be
present and are reminded that the
Home Ec Dept. is having a silver
tea. The department is short of
many items and are beginning to
replenish their silverware. An in
expensive pattern, in Camelia, has
j been selected at the local 5&10 anl
pauvju cue i ctueaicru ifj Drills
piece of silverware or money for
the purpose.
her Adult Homemaker Class on j mother is with her and at last re
Thursday night in the Home Ec ports was getting along nicely.
Dept at 7-30. This week she will In- Dwight Smith, young son of I .
struct in stenciling. . and Mrs. Hop Smith returned fr 01 1
I the. same hospital Friday, where ha
underwent a major operation.
Iron Lung
Class Take Note
Mrs. Kathleen Snyder will hold
The Warsaw Girl Scouts spon
sored the Mullikin Portable Iron
Lung Unit, which was on exhibit
in warsaw on Armistice Day. De
spite the wet weather the girls
realized $17.02 which will be used
for the benefit of the Troop.
In Hospital
Little Fisher Mullen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mullen is a pa
tient in the Babies Hospital near
Wilmington with pneumonia. Her
Honored On
"Birthday :
Mr. John Frederick celebrated
his 65 birthd&y ; Sunday and was
honored with a dinner party by
his wife and children. Chrysanthe
mums decorated the home -and
covers were laid for 24 guests.
To Mr. and Mrs. John Stokes rf
Clinton, N. C, a daughter, Martha
Jane; 10 pounds, on November 7.
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H Attention Auto Owners
Circle Meets
. Circle No. 2 met Tuesday of last
week with Mrs. A. Rackley and
Mrs. F. W. Oakes is join,: hostesses.
Mrs. J. C. Thompson presided and
Mrs. Q. J. Sutton presented the de
votionals. Fruit cake topped with
whipped cream, coffee and toasted
pecan!) were served. '
The Following Parts of Your Car Must Pass The
Safety Examination By The State Mechanical In
spectors Of Motor Vehicles Beginning January 1st.
LIGHTS, HORN, BRAKES, STEERING, MUFFLER, TAIL PIPE,
TIRES, WINDSHIELD WIPER, WIRING AND CLEAR GLASS IN
ALL WINDOWS.
THE FOLLOWING STICKERS WILL BE USED TO
GRADE YOUR CAR:
Sticker No. 1
The bright blue approval seal, will be affixed to the windshield of
all vehicles which pass the minimum requirements.
Sticker No. 2
A red and diamond, shape, will be on vehicles which fail. to meet'
the minimum safety requirements: (Owners of 'cars which the red
diamond sticker is affixed will have a certain length of time in which
to have their vehicles placed in good, repair, at which time it may
be re-examined without additional cost.)
Sticker No. 3
An 8 by 10 inch, yellow sticker, bearing a red cross, will gon on
vehicles found to be absolutely unsafe for the highways. Such ve
hicles will be labelled CONDEMNED, and cannot be driven away
from the inspection stations.
WE SUGGEST YOU BRING YOUR CAR IN NOW AND LET US
CONDITION IT WITH PARTS WHICH ARE MADE RIGHT, FIT
RIGHT, AND LAST LONGER.
WE HAVE THE OFFICIAL HEADLIGHT TESTER
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