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:..S. M. M. TlflGPEN
Jj Beulavllle. N. C -
- Bepresentattve For .
CLINTON FLORAL
' ' COMPANY
v . WABSAW, V. C
MRS. M. M. THIGPEN
- I Reporter '
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
Rev. A. L. Brown, pastor, assisted
oy we Bev. J. G. Morrison of Ke
nans ville and the Rev. S. A. Smith
of Beulavllle. Burial vh in the
HaUsville BaDtist Church Cemeter
Jier poay remained in state at the
cnurcn lor an nour before the fu
neral. ; ,
Surviving .in addition tefter ana
band, are two daughters, WUm
Brinson and Minnie BrirbHtt; one
son, Horace Brinson, 411 M the
home; her parent, Mr. and Mrs.
t. L. Thomas- of Baulaviiie- em .
ter Mrs. Rossie T, Grady; four bro-1
men, iwon xnom pjr Thomao
Enferfair.j C.Vj
Mrs. Irene Cur-He was hostess to
the members of the Beulavllle
Bridge Club at her home Thuradav
evening. During olav tite hcwiteel
servea coca colas and later salad
course. Mrs. Grady Mercer and A.
h Mercer were winners of the hfon
aoore prises. ; v
Ccrd Of Thanks
The family of the late Mrs. Clyde
Brinson wish to express ' their
heartfelt gratitude to the many
kind friends and relatives who ex
pressed love and symnathv in nu
merous ways during the long weeks
ox uiness and in their deep hour
of sorrow, the death of their loved
one.-Their prayer Is that each of
you may receive a rich blessing.
S!:.iley Party,
Mrs. Cecil Miller was -hostess at
a btamey party Friday , evening
when Mrs. Ivey Bowden of Kenans
vllle gave the demonstration Mes-
aames wm. Bostlc, A. L. Brown,
Orzo Thlgpen and P. E. Thtgpsn,
'Jr., were winners in coatests The
nostess. assisted by . Miss Mary Q.
Brown, served icebox cake, cookies
ana canay witn coca colas.
!::ior$ Visit
freedom Train
William Thomas, and O. C Thomas
au 01 ue noma community; three
nieces, one nephew a&d a number
w iuaoj ana uncles ; -
Mra. Brinsan u hnrn in arn
mington. N.-GE. Juiv 91 ion.
ing to Beulavllle In early child-
uuoa. sne was active, in ihun.n .-
ClVic life, havtnir hun
member of the Beulavllle Baptist
uurcu ana a cnarter member vl
me woman's Club. After gradua
tion from the local high school, she
aitcnuea-. f inpmnn ru -l
emburg and Sprunt Institute In Ke
nansville. Far nnmhi,.
--. -- - vi years
uuKm in in nimiin rt .
schools and at the time of her death
she was a memhor nf di-1. .....
Mr. and Mrs. John T. AfilreY nri
daughter, Joan, left last week for
Georgia, after living in BeuVaviRe
xor several months Mr 'uuw
ure enepnera uonstruetron Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McKwri t4
uinton were Sunday truest nf mv
anu mts Arnold Thorns.
Mr. and Mrs. EnV rktnnv mm
. w AU.
Kinston Saturdev.
' Mr. Felix Lee of Pfeetent mih
spent Bunoay night With Mr. and
r. i. snaw.
Dr. and Mm v
- ..wtW TBU'J
daughter, Pat, left Sunday for
ITOSS Plains.. lYnnes. ua..
' . www. uin
will spend the holidays, ;
' MT. and tit 3 ei Krh...n
m sienansviue were week end vis
itors of Mr. arid toy ta v.tt..
CUtt. - - ........ .
Mr. and Mrs. rnintnn r.u.iuir
w vnuyno4
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bd leak! apent Saturday In Kin-
man.
ReV, antt tos. S. A. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Thomas wero
visitors to the Cora Creek Fre
Will Baptist Church, Cove City on
Daturaay evening
. Mr and Mrs. Mllfnn Whol.,
shipped in Kinston Saturday.
Mr. ind Mrs. Bill Wllllamsorl and
deu'ahter of tCenanovllls uMs micuaV
end of her parents, Mr. and
mts. Arnoia Tnomas.
Mr. tld Mnl l W TMmm IUTp.
Orfe TMgjfeft and Stein spent Sat-
oxaay in lunston, v : -
1ML Sanih MCkm nU iurita I II
11m Mercer snent Mondav In Kin
ston.
; Kappcninjjs, Advertising. In And Around
1 he County's Eastern Metropolis
Bedroom-Nursery for Small Home
if wnA Lit miaAAM. ru.it
ana jean, ana Mr. attd Mra. Gard
"4J WW vOWt
roast a vniwtoapia Bunnfey.
' MeidamM Ttiihikll wnli. j
M. M. vaigpen, Mfea Calest Thig
pen and RieHard WllUarns shopped
in New Bern arid Kinston Saturday.
MlC and Mrs. SlWnnd hiim rA
iuate spent Sunday with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Leott Qvinn.
, C. D. Pats wis htim Avuti r
college folf tire week end.
MV anil Mr OMMikiu. j
" wtw A. U1JCU CUIU
family were visitors to Goiusboro
Emniruay.
Mr. and. Mra. AiWtHV
and hiMnkn- u lu.. ik.
and Mrs. Paul Kennedy f Mt Olive
isiiea tiev ana M. sasntr Ken-
The Senior Class u-ith Miss Mnr
Lilly Rlvenbark as chaperone, spent
weanesoay in Wilmington where
uiey visiiea tne freedom Train
and other points of Interest The
trip was made on a chartered bus.
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THE OPENING OF
THE
lift
xor
Privacy
baby fa p:
decorated
parents and the
irovided in this smartl;
oearoom in
aartly
home. The nursery end. cleverly
partitioned by a divisional drape
hung on i track from the ceiling,
now not attract zrom the decor
f the room. The partition Is glo-
mtma in a large, spiasny floral
pattern m tones of Grand Canyon
rose and. Prairie mauve. The large
linen closet has sliding glass
'doors.
Thla Dtlraxtliu .,
demonstrates the versatility of
that basis home fnmlahinff
cade plan. Great Lakes blue,
urana wanyon rose and Prairie
mauve are the featured colors,
With interesting iwita in n-Qt
Smoky gray and Shenandoah
greea Wall-to-wall carpeting in
a smart tona-on-tone noHn n
Great Lake blue, gives added spa
ciousness w ue room.
Mesdames A. L. Brown, P. E.
TbJoen, Jr . and Sidney Hunter
were hostesses Tuesday afternoon
when the eniefllinetfTOe Wonwffls
ciud at the home of the former.
Christmas decorations; were, used
fhlAH0hnit fliA tiAMnA .u. 1.-.
H-awwuWM WIS UVIU'J RU'I U1C UCH
utlful carol Silent Night was sung,
followed by prayer and the club
collect' Suggestions for Christmas
aecorauona, nana made gifts, holi-,
day cookies and randv
sented by the project leaders and"
Miss Clontz. Plans were made for
the annual Xmas party on T6c. 19
In the Home Ec. deaarment unri
names were drawn for Xmas belli.
Officers for the coming year werr
elected as follows: Mrs. S. A.. Pope,
.president; Mrs. Orzo Thigpen,;vice
president; Mrs. Ray Humphrey,
secretary; Mrs. P. E. Thispen,, Jr.,
treasurer Mrs. Macon Brown was
welcomed as a new member
Mrs, D. L Watson and Mrs. Bill
Willis of Smlthfleld and Mrs. Claud
Wade were visitors. .-.irJ
During the social hour the hos
tesses served pecan pie with coffee.
'lAMeefs-
The regular meetlTiif nf the PTA
was held In the auditorium Mon
day evening, Dec. 8. Mrs. Williams
presiaea ana me aevof onal was
led by Rev. S. A. Smith. Rev Crowe
MeUiodlst minister of Richlands.
, was guest speaker, bringing a splen
did messaee. Miss Franeej Umw'i
"irra 'a ureaented en nlninhia
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ner. jet piay. rouowing adjournment
me nospitaury committee served
punch with cookies .and candy.'
Christmas decorations were used
in the assembly room and on the
punch table.
4
r.Io Study Class
A meeting of unusual Interest
ani spiritual power has Just been
concluded at the Baptist church,
v ; h Miss Mary Herring of Greens
l - 0, bringing the messages. In her
e -el, quiet but forceful way fUss
1 i;g brought messages with a
1 :: :nge to self-examination -and
1. t searching and many of those
:-' a attended felt a deenenln of
r spiritual experience, as the
? Spirit worked upon their
rts. - v 1
Js has had a ' profound lnflu-
e on the spiritual life of the
i and an Increased Interest
i 1 1 3 work. ', i .
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e Break Of The Hill.
POOL
wl Room -2 Tables - Plenty Of Space
CIGARS - DRINKS - CIGARETTES
Plenty Of Cold Beer And All Kinds Of Soft Drinks
ood Music
nedy In Goldsboro Sundav.
week end guests of Rev and Mrs.
A. L. Brown were Mr and iMVo
Bill Willis and Davey, and Mr. and
mrs, u. 1. watson and Linda of
Smlthfleld.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown of
Snow Hill were dinner guests ol
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy Sunday
Mr. J. W. Thomas of Wilson spent
Thursday with his sister, Mrs. J. W.
Jackson. .
Mrs. Marion Quinn, 13 C, and
Owen, shopped in Kinston yester
day. -
Mrs. J. A. McColman, Mrs. Hector
McNeil and Mrs. 1. W. Quinn of
Warsaw, Mrs. J. O. Miller and J.
C. Miller nf fCinatnn were finnrlav
guests of Mrs. Lula Quinn Parker ,
Mrs T JT Kanrilin' Jr wif h fir
sister Misa T.inda VAvrmrAu nf Pfnlr -
Hill shopped in Raleigh Wednesday.
Mr. Hampton Baker Is In Par-'
rott Hospital. Kinston suffertna-'
from e hrnlrn Iait anof atajut f- '
Monday.
Mesdames Lula O. Psrter end
MatUe Bradshaw attended the Du
plin County PCA barbecue in Ke- '
nansville Saturday
Miss Bessie SanHIln nt luVu.
vllle spent the week, end with w
parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1 J sndiin
Sr. '
Mr. and Mm T n oninn
Tuesday in Fayetteville where the
former went for an HflmiiuHnn f
the veterans hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. firm Thin-.-
Calesta Thigpen spent Wednesday
oiiuppiug m naieign.
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Mae Thomas Brinson, 42,
' Clyde Brinson of near Beu
cd Tuesday "night in Par
!tal In' Kinston after an
:' f-v?ral mon" r r ""'-1
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