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C j, i..jf.opoii3 - a JinSDSANDUN.-Jr Duplin Time Correspondent .v IN BEULAVILLE Please GIto , Iter Your News Teunislfcrnels' " Off Alaska Cdasf ; Teunls jflorne, seaman appren tice, USN.Ispn'of Bobert G. pome of Et. S, Beufaville is taking part In cold weather maneuvers off the coast of Alaska while serving aboard, the attack cargo ship USS . Skagit , The operations will continue thru February. ., - - Home, who entered the Nava! v servioe.No. 26,-1947, received hU recruit training at the Naval Train ing. Center, San Olego, 'Calif. -Before entering the Ravjt, he .at tended Richlands HIJK School:'; ; Miller Home Dem. Club Meets : .v.. - .!.; Tel.-- The Miller Home DeitiofastwtJon Club held its regular meeting7 on Wednesday night, Jan. 19 in the home of Mrs. D. R. Smith, with the president presiding. After club col lect Mrs. Ashe Miller served as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Flave Mercer. Mrs. Andrew Miller gave the treasurer's report. Miss Hilda Clontz made several announ cements and talked on Organizav tion of Home Clubs. Year Books were filled out for .the year. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Congratulations James Miller . On Opening MILLER'S HARDWARE STORE In Beulaville Sincerely, ASHE MILLER ' Your Successor At Millertown Grady, served a plate with coffee. delicious salad FAISOIJ ism. , ' Mrs Seems H. Clifton entertain ed with two. contract parties lajt week. Tuesday evening three tablet were arranged In the living room. Pie and coffee was served on arri val of the guests. Each table was centered with attractive dishes with mints and candies. Coca colas were served later in the evening. After several progressions Mrs. A. R. Hicks, Jr. held high score and was given an antique crystal bowL Mrs. Jim -Thompson held second high and was given a pottery pltcfier. Mrs. Charles Decker received the bingo prize, a painted plate. Mrs. Clifton entertained again on Friday evening with two tables. Ice creamtopped with strawberries and cream . and cake were served before the games and iced drinks during the games. Mrs. JJurwood Clifton won a toilet set for high score. For bingo prize Mrs. M. C. Bowden won an attractive cup and saucer. . ... The Lions club held their meet ing Friday evening. Lion J. E. Fal son presided. The program was pre sented by Lion L. D. Groome who spoke on the conditio and ambitions of the town of Faison. Ladles of the Presbyterian Church served the supper. Mrs. John Shine, Mrs. Eleanor Yelverton and Miss Florence White of Goldsboro were supper guests of Mrs. N. K. Oates Monday evening. Mesdames L. D. Groome, H. L. Hoey, N. F. McColman, I. R. Faison, N. K. Oates and J. E. Faison spent Friday in Raleigh. Miss Louise Hatcher of Greens boro spent the week end with Her mother, Mrs. H. B. Hatcher. Mr. and Mrs. Raven Lewis and daughter spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boone in Greensboro. Mrs. J. M. Smith and children spent the week end in Lumber Bridge with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C A. Decker an l Mrs. J. C. Bell spent Monday in New Bern. The Women of the Presbyterian Church met Monday afternoon at tne home of Mrs. I. H. Hines with Mrs. T. H. Latham assisting hostess. T. Hines taught the Bible and Airs. J. M. Smith presented the program. A social hour was also enjoyed. College students home for the I week end were Edwin Morton, J. B. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o - o o To o o o o o o o o o c o o . o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o C) o o () () f: JAMES MILLER Who Is An Entrusted SON OF DOPLIH Ve Send Greetings On The Opening Of MILLER HARDWARE IN BEULAVILLE J" "4 Our Best Wishes To You it TV o O O O o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o 5 o 1 o o o o o s o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o - o o o o o Stroud,in, Luther and Kenneth Taylor and WUlalm Thornton. Villizistro '$ Being Vi$it:d; Colonial Williamsburg This ruv. Ing laboratory"-of early American history is being visited by increas ing numbers of school children dur ing the annual "winter session" when special arrangements for classroom groups are in effect " f From Nov. 1 through March 31, special arrangements are provided in order that more individual at tention may be given to school groups who are integrating a visit to Williamsburg with classroom study of colonial life and history. To teach thousands of school child ren as well as their parents how early Americans lived and how they -developed ideas of democracy Is one of the purposes emphasized in the restored city. - School children may visit the reconstructed Capitol on the spot where Patrick Henry spoke out In defiance of British rule; the fam ous Raleigh Tavern where early action in the cause of Independence was taken by such men as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and other distinguished patriots; The Public Gaol, where colonial debt ors, criminals and even pirates were Card Of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends for the very kind deeds and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father, Jessie J. Smith. The floral tributes were many and beau tiful. All of these gave us strength with which to brave the hour of sadness. Mrs. Jessie L. Smith, ! Mildred and Herbert. ! Rose Hill Colored Basketball Team By: J. M. JOHNSON imprisoned! tha Governor's Palace, elaborate tttneiaa of king's represent! to tSt Wrc'iua Colony; and stub tasate"i ct a the Daans hop al iora, wlura a mith la lSJt estuary wosk clothes piles U trad la the feaaaer of two centuries aft. ;, Instructional materials Including books, pamphlets and motion pic tuxes are provided on a loan basis in order that visit to this historic community may b worked in with textbook study. As a further eld to classroom groups, most tours of the city are begun at the temporary Reception Center where students may view a continuously repeated color slide and movie program recalling ti e historical -background of Williams burg as the political and cultural center of the oldest and largest English-American colony. The I. J. SAHDLIN COMPANY III BEULAVILLE Extends A Welcome To - i JAMES MILLER And The MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY HextDoorToUs Jan. 20 The girls basketball team of the Colored High School of Kose Hill kept in the 1849 race for the Duplin County ChamolonahiD by handing Chinquapin a defeat be-H fore a thrill-packed, group of spec tators. Late In- the third Quarter the Rose HH1 Tigers clawed tfaeir way to a 1341 victory over the visitors. The Tiger attack waa fed by Daisy Batts and WilUe Mae Carr. frB"8ft0fl0oeoaoaejOoy THE I. J. SANDLIN CO. In Beulaville The Town You Should Trade In DUPLIN THEATRE Variav, II. C SUN. - MON. Jut. 30-51 One Sunday Afternoon (TECHNICOLOR) With Dennis Morgan And Dorothy Malone. TUESDAY, Feb. 1 ', , l The Iron Curtain : With Dana Andrews 7 And Ciene Tierney. WEDNESDAY. Feb. 2 , ' i DOUBLE FEATURE The Gay Intruders With John Emery. 1 f Dedline With Sunset Carson. - THTJRS. - FRL Feb. M --'j'f Severn -Yakec With Bed Skelton And. Arline Dahl. u - SATURDAY, Feb. S DOUBLE FEATURE J Bbzing Across Tb Pecos ANNOUNCES OPENING Deulaville's Newest Business 0O0 A COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE -0O0- Lccclcd In The New Vita-Lite Building On The Comer Next To Model Theatre -0O0- Opsning Date Feb. 1st. -0O0- Quality Merchandise C::it And Pleasant Service Is Our Motto -0O0- JAMES MILLER, Prop. With Charles Starrett JIENANS VILLE " ROSE HILL In C-'bville i. c c c r
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