Circles Meet
1 Ella Cooper Circle met Monday
,, night in the home of Mrs. Amos
; Brinson with 13 present and one
new member. Circle chairman, Miss
Bora Betty Dixon presided and
Mrs. C. B. Guthrie gave the pro
gram. Mrs. Colon- Holland led the
- Bible discussion. After business
a social hour was enjoyed with re- Boney presided and gave the Bible
freshments. atudy. She was assisted by several
WS ot CS inct Mondry niglu
with Mrs. L. F. Weeks as hostess.
President Mrs. E. A. Newton pre
sided and Mrs. W. M. Ingram led
the devotional. Mrs. C. E. Quirm
led the program, assisted by Miss
Betty Ingram. A good number were
present. Refreshments were served
during the social hour.
Circle No. 1 met Monday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Ralph
Brown with 12 present. Mrs. N. B
fi t .i.iai uls funott-f.i
circle no. 2 nu-t ..omUy even
ing in the homo of Mis. Vance Gav
Vin ith most of the members pres
ent. Mrs, Louise Mitchell presided
and gave the program. During the
social' hour the hostess served a
tempting sweet course.
Personals
Ave have
GENUINE
PARTS
and
EXPERT
SERVICE
for your
and
Ford Tractors ck well without
much servicing but . . . like
other machinery . . . they appre
ciate a little extra care. It pays
to sec us for a tractor check-up
once in a while. Then you'll get
full benefit of the performance
for which the Ford Tractor
is famous.
Whether you need parts, ser
vice or supplies for your tractor
or equipment ... or are in the
market for a new Ford Tractor
or Dearborn Implements . . .
phone us or drop in.
Mrs. Sarah Croom is visiting her
sister, Mrs.' Harrell near Burgaw.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson spent
the week end in Charlotte.
Mrs. N. B. Boney attended the
UDC meeting in Warsaw Friday
afterno.on.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance B. Gavin
made a business trip to Kaleigh
Friday. ; ...
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tully of Phila
delphia are spending Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sadler. . '-
' Miss Hilda Clontz spent the week
end in Durham with her brother.
She was accompanied by Mrs. S.
W. Newton who spent the week end
with her daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
Jim Wilson.
Music Notes -
From Jr. Music Class
i r ci ; i . j
nukes the lii..i-it rui.ii 3 li l..',b
contest. Mrs. G. V. Gooding Is the
chairman of this event.
Mary Beth Summerils.
Henry Vann Motor Co,
In Clinton
This month the club gave
program on Stephen Foster. A talk
on his life was given by Patsy
Quinn and the following members
played somo of his favorite com
positions: Nancy Alphin, Mary Leo
Rouse, Ora Lee Quinn and Emory
badler.
The following made the honor
roll for the month: Patsy Quinn,
Jean Weeks, Sylvia Gooding, Di-
anne Stokes, Addie Summerlin
Rebecca Grady, Sally Newton, Mil
lie Bureh, Gail Newton, Betty In
ffrani, David Maxwell, Ethel Mae
Parker. Barbara Mitchell, Edith
Register, Marguerite Register, Jan
et Teachey, Nancy Summerlin:
Mary Lee Rouse, Emory Sadler,
Sarah Brown, Mary Sue Burch,
Jessie Ruth Brown, Lena Brinson,
and Mary Lou Summerlin.
Watch this column for announce-!
men! nf the Hymn Contest. The I
Music Club would like to thank j '
the Eastern Star organization here
Sewing Club
' The BMG sewing club met with
Mrs. N. B. Boney Saturday after
noon with Miss Lula Hinson, Mes
dames Bess Hlnes, G. V. Goding
and Willard Johnson as additional
guests. After the usual sewing bee.
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. T.
Outlaw, served a tempting sweet
course." The Valentine motif was
accentuated.
Bridge Club
Mrs. Vance B. Gavin was hostess
to the members of the Kenansvilie
Kontract Klub on Wednesday ev
ening. Pretty spring flowers were
used for decoration.. The hostess
sewed a ' tempting sweet course
and Mrs. D. S. Williamson was
awarded a box of candy for high
score prize.
Entertains Club
Mrs. E. W. Sadler entertained
LUMBER
FOR SALE
4" TONGUE & GROOVED
SHEATHING A ROOFERS $47.50
5" $57.59
2X4 DRESSED $55.00
CASH PRICES AT OUR PLANT
SoufhmontMfg.Co.
PHONE 317
ROSE HILL, N. C.
v, y ev i ; it i i ta!
At t.iis meeting, I.ubS IviUiijrfiet Wil
liams was welcomed as a new mem
ber. The hostess served coca colas
and salted nuts during play and at
the conclusion tempting pound
cake -and coffee. High score prize,
a"" box of candy, was awarded ,
Miss Martha Picket for club mem
bers and note paper was received
by Mrs. E. C. Tyndall for visitors
high.
L V. Brown Dies
Hear Magnolia
Lewis William Brown, 89, retired
farmer of near Magnolia died at
his home Monday afternoon after
having been seriously ill for about
ten days and a lingering, iilness of
several months.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at
the home. Burial was in the family
cemetery near the home.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Mrs. Mamie Rhodes Riggs
of Onslow County; two sons, John
Brown , of Charlotte and H. T.
Brown of Magnolia; three daugh
ters, Mrs O. C; Miller of Carolina
Beach, Mrs. E. N. Strickland of
Miami, Fla., and Mrs. C. D. Evans
of Magnolia, all by a previous
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CLAMIITKD BATES
Two cents per wora, smrinwm
eharge of IS. Unless yea have
aa seosut with us please send
' stents-, stamps, money order
. er check with ads. Farmers:
ass the Tunes Classified ads;
If yea have anythln to sell
er exchange, er want te bay,
ws will accept produce for
. payment
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WE WANT TO
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We know your car lnsids
and out Wo have the
Mopar Parts and Acces
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to give it the best of car
. . . And, we'd like to
meet you tool
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MORE LOSSES THAN EVER BE
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, WARSAW. N. C
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hip and shoulder room for six big peoplel
Fed those Magk Action Brakes
They're King-Size and 35 easier to
apply because "Magic Action" use
part of the car's own momentumi
feel that heavy-gauge sfc?l
in Ford's "Lifeguard" Bodand fer ' :
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inai new ooay ana trama ore
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PPSttS-
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W. SPICER, KENANSVILLE, N. C.
FARMERS: . SEEME FOR BEST
PRICES ON HAY, COTTON SEED
MEAL AND HULLS, AND GEN
ERAL LINE OF FEEDS.
W. E. BELANGA,
KENANSVILLE. N. C.
2-18-41
TO TRADE TRACTORS
FOR MULES
WE SELL TRACTORS, BUT IF
YOU HAVE MULES AND WANT
A TRACTOR INSTEAD, BRING
THEM IN AND WE'LL TRADE
WITil YOU.
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. BEULAVILLE. N C
3-25-lSt. C .
WUH tlimll tint avo'aW at w(ra coir,
i Feel that'Equa-folse'Rjwer
you get from the new 100 h.p. V-8 or the
new 95 h.p. Six with up to 10 mora gas
eonomyv ' ' aaai it
. Vr Ttri pMltr tnttM jpm h IMm h ttii Frad Allts Shea,
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Feel that 'Mid ShipBWde!
You travel between the wheels in the
lower center-section of Ford's "Life
guard" Body . , t you get a true road- '
hugging feel that's sure and steady,
even in a cross windl
The
Come in and
a-"-T
Fee! those 'Hydra-Coil' Springs !
They seem to "step over" the bumpsl '
And the new Ford "Fora-Flex" Rear
Springs give a soft, level, rear-seat ridel
i
tiy it Today
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HEATING .
All Work Guaranteed
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Phone 226-1 Warsaw, N. C.
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v
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' PHONE KENANSVILLE 58-l
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FOR SALE: ONE GOOD MULE
; Weiffhlnc about 1160 pounds
S. J. WALLER
Mount Olive, Rt. 2.
2-18-2t. pd. . .
MALE HELP WANTED: Man with
ear wanted for route work. $15 to
$20 in a day. No experience or can.
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SERVICE MOTOR COMPANY
PHONE 258-1
KENANS VILLE, N. C
marriage to the former . Lenora
Harris of Pender County.
David Williams
Aboard The Sicily
David G. Williams, seaman, USN J
of Rose Hill, is servinc aboard thi
aircraft carrier USS Sicily, a unli
of Carrier Division 1 with the At'
lantic Fleet.
The Sicily is scheduled to partv
cipated in Atlantic Fleet exercise
in the Caribbean Sea Feb. 21' ts
Apr. 1. From March 6 to 10, the
ship will visit the Island of Bartnr
dos in the British West Indies., '
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Our Own 1-4 Lb. 25c
Iona Sliced or Halves
PEACHES
A&P's Own Vrg. SherUaiar
DEXO
Shortening
SWIFT'S JEWEL
Mild American
CHEESE
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i O'CLOCK ,
No. 1V can
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31 can
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4tk ctn.
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If x. can
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