All vorsied gabirp.:!
Carefully tailored! ;
i
nnnr
suit
only
$45.00
p J.' Dobson presiding. Mrs II. D.
Williams gav a report of the nomi
nating committee ana ine xouowing
officers were eleetted for the wil
ing year: President, Mrs, V ".J.
Dobson; Vice President, Mrs1. Caro
line Gavin; Secretary. Mrs., Myrtle
K. Quinn; Treasurer, Mrs,';,C. B.
The nrtvaram which was in char
es at the Fine Arts Dent, was ore-
Bontprt hv Mrs. E. V. Vestal for Mrs,
W. M. Ingram who was absent ah
lntprestine Droifram was Riven by
several members of Mrs. Latham's
music class. During the social hour
ho committee served coca colas
and homemade candies and pea-
nuts. ,
Your favorite fabric . . . easy draping
gabardine with a positive genius for
long wear! For business or sport, cut
to fit you with "custom ease". And
the price. . . . calculated to give your
budget a new lease on Mfe. You've
the Clipper Craft Plan to thank for
that price tag. The enormous combined
buying power of 1203 stores that fea
ture Clipper Craft suits cuts produc
tion costs . . . and yon get the saving.
Choose from many new styles.
A. Brooks Dept. Store
Dependable Merchandise
Warsaw, II. C.
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Scouts Meet
The Girl Scouts met Tuesday
afternoon. At this time'a junior
choir was formed and made plans
to sing for the World Day of Prayer
to be held Friday arternooajw me
Kenansville Baptist church. ,. '-
Music Holes
Auxiliary
nt Outlaw to aDDOint sercc-
taries of causes and complete an
nual reports.
" The Junior Music Club met in
th Hiffh School auditorium Tnurs
day morning, Feb. 24. The meetfng
willed to order by the Coun-
colnr Mrs. Latham. 'Mary &ue
Burch made a report on the hymn
for this month. It was Abide With
Me." Jlmmie Bowden presented
the program based on American
Composers, which was opened by
singing America" and continued
with the Pledge of Allegiance to
the Flag. The folowing participa
ted in the program by playing
pieces by American Composers:
a:, Pallet . nianne Stokes:
111 ' w '
Off We Go by Barbara Mitchell;
Swiss Vilage by Betty Ingram:
Fairies in the Moonlight by Jean
Weeks; Mischievious Elf by Millie
Burch; Once Upon A Time by Sally
Newton; Juba Dance by Mary Sue
Burch;- Dancing by Jimmie Bow
den; Reveille and Taps by Emory
Sadler.
The urogram was closed by sing
ing the National Anthem. Next
month's program will be based on
uvmnninev. Mpsdames Lawrence
Southerland and Bess Hines were
visitors.
Dunn -Williamson
Vows Spoken
y la a-
T Tiiinn Is l..a Sjn Of I.'r.
Mr. Roy Dunn,of KenansWile. Ho
graduated from the Kenansville
High School' and took a Jwo-year
Civil Engineering course at piaie
College. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn will
make their home near Kenansviue.
fcilcChss
lfcr.br Rcll
Making the, Honor Roll In music
for "the. month of February were:
Sylvia Gooding, Jessie Butn Brown,
Mary Lee Boose, Mary tou Sum
merlin, Sarah Brown, Linda Alphin,
Addle Summerlin, Janet Teachey,
Bettie Ingram, Millie Burch, sauy
Newton. Jean Weeks, Rebecca
Grady, Barbara 1 Mitchell, Patsy
Quinn, " Emory : Badier, rauune
Bland, Elsie Wolfe, Dlanne Stokes,
Mm Sue Bunch. Gail Newton,
Audry Alphin, Edith Register, jstn-
el Mae Parker, Nancy Aipnin ana
Doris Bostic.
Sewing Club
Mrs. Caroline Gavin was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the BMG
Qowlntf "!lnh"and also Miss Lula
Hinson, Mesdames Bess Hines, a.
D. Williams and Miss Kieley. Pret
ty arrangements of early spring
flowers adorned the table where
guests were seated and served ice
cream and cake.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. John D. McBryde
of Maxton announce the birth of a
on an February 27. Mrs. McBryde
is the former Miss Esther Steph
ens of Kenansville.
Miss Rovell Yeds
Mr. Sudreth
The Carolina Telephone & telcy Cc..:;:r.y
The Auxiliary met in the Pre
byterian church Monday afternoon
with the president Mrs. A. T. Out-
!.. nrxHHinir Mrs Marv Souther-
land conducted the devotional
which was tied in with the program
on Stewardship which was given
by Mrs. Caroline Gavin. After the
business a report of the nominating
committee was given by the chair
man, Mrs. Boney as follows: Mrs
Gavin, Pres.; Mrs. G V. Goodinp,
. yjee Pres.; Mrs. J. G. Morrison,
Secty.; Mrs. Ivy Bowden, Treas.;
Mrs. A. T. Outlaw, Historian. It
uraa announced that a special meet
ing of the committee would be
held Friday afternoon at the home
Notice
SERVING DUPLIN AND EASTERN CAROLINA TOWNS
URGES EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU TOf :
SUPPORT THE, , V
AMERICAN RED CROSS
0-0-0-0
Our Purpose Is To Serve The People jii Communications r V
The Purpose Of The Red Cross Is To Serve The People In Timir
Of Stress Their Record Proves Their Success -
J O I N
The American Red Cross
The following announcement has
been received In Duplin County:
Mix Thplma Rowell announces
the marriage of her sister, Martha
Doris, to Mr. Thomas Tutue sua
reth on Friday, the 28th of Janu
ary, 1949, Sandaton, Virginia.
Mn Sudreth is the step-daug
tm f Mm Katie Rowell of Ke
nansville and she attended school
in Kenansville in the first ana
second grades. Mr. Sudreth is the
son of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Sud
reth of RaefordV
rti onunle Li making their
The Kenansville PTA will meet
Monday night, March 7, at 7:30
o'clock. This is the annual meeting
and the president, Mrs. E. V. Vestal
will 'preside. The program will be
closed with the installation of offi
cers for the coming year.
Woman's Club
I The Woman's Club met Thursday
I afternoon of last week with Mrs.
On Thursday evening, February
oa at fi-nn n'rlnrk Miss Susie Lee
wiiiiom htcsme the bride of
a Hon rnnn. The cere
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. e In iYia H.in-1
n:or" v'd ijjiiwihw ... w- . -
T. t.. . .1 TJ T A-1 1 I. GnflntAn VB wneTB Mil.
us -".Trsonaae u.v ui: nci. uumc ..-., -- -
auaretn noias a piniuuii .
Just Received
40 and 60 Pet; STUMPING
DYNAMITE
ALSO
50 Pet. N. G. DITCHING
DYNAMITE
CAPS & FUSES
Sliarw.' betore ciose friends ana
relatives of botn tne 'Dnae mu
groom.
The bride wore for the occasion
a beige tailored gabardine dres
with biOAH accessories and a cor
sage of sweetheart rose buds. 'Im
mediately after the ceremony the
couple left for a short trip.
Dunn is tne aaugnier ui
Field.
Entertains Club
Miss Mary Lee Sykes was hostess
to the members of her bridge club
mi, i .... ...,ni..n with all mpmbers
UUJ1.I 1 n i- uhh6"" - lllLllS'iaj-VTnn --
,i Mrs. B. B. Williamson of except one whose place was filled
At i' msville and a graduate ol toe Dy Mrs. .C. Tyndall. Pretty-spring
kenansville High Schhool, For the flowers were artistically used for
I A U
pa i' yaar she has oeen empiuyeu
with the Southern Bell Telephone
SERVICE
FOR COTTON FARMERS!
decoration. During play the hostess
served cneezies ana coca cuu.
at the end of the evening cherry
pie a la mode with coffee. High
ennA Wit IVnil hv Mrs. A. R. Bland.
Mrs. Tyndall remembered, with
a gut. ,
Personals
i
7a kava lr.:i MU III
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luHin,l .
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KENANSVILLE, N. C.
C API T A L
THEATRE
IN DUPLIN'S CAPITAL
One of the most beautiful theatre la the county .
KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Monday and Tuesday, March 7-8 ' .
Fuller Brush Man
With Red Skelton. ' '
Wednesday, March 9
Search
PINE. LUMBER,
FOR SALE
4" TONGITE & CSOOVfiD - '
SHEATHING & ROOFERS $45.00
" ..." S55.00
DRESSED $52.00
5'
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. . . .-We are now equipped to DELI NT, GRADE ' '
and TREAT vow uad t . . .
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OSOUTISICC:
VSC student
who is doing practice teaching U
the Goldsboro High I jiooi, vp
the week end with hla parents Mr.
and Mr; Gordon Kornegay. ,
Mrs. Jame L. Tucker spent last
Week in New Orleans with her
husband who was :sre whUe his
ship was in port. He is witn me
Merchant Marine. .
Mrs. Nora Shaffer visited In Kln-
ston on Tuesday of last week.
. Mrs Daisy Jones who has been
' .T.rni9 Walker Hospi-
i' now and recuperating
at the home of her sister Mrs. Jones
in Wilmington. ,
. - Mrs .Tan Smith Of Pink
Hill and Mr. and Mrs R-A. Oniy
of Wilson vlisitcd Mrs. Anarew ra-
terson during the week ena. v
Mr. R, A. Grady visitea xne j. a.
tlnAI9 AIL. Sundav.
t Janet Boney ol Peat e College
and Norwood Boney, Jf .
were home for the week end.
Miss Jean Tyndall who has been
spending a veek at her home here
returned to Rex Hospital Sunday.
- Joe Quinn was home fo the week
HJir. and . Mrs". "Pot" Craft of
Youngsvilie spent the , week end
with the a: R. Daila
Mrs. Harold Prtcythe and young
son who apent the week with the
n h. Williamsons returned -to their
home in ralson Saturday. -...
.a mm j Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Williamson and
sons visited the Buck Jones In Cas
tle Haynes Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.(
Jones, were vtoltlng M. Jones
Sgt Robert Sykes was home for
the week end. . "'
C. E. Quinn Furniture company
moved Into their new store Wednes
day.' : " - '"' ''' ,; 1 '
Mrs. S. W Newton is visiting in
Got 1 .boro; ' ' - '
frs II. R. SanHors of Oold-bni 'i
;. :;. f. ' '
Soufhmont Mfg. Co.
. PHONE 317 '
ROSE HILL, N. C.
With Montgomery Clif t, Aline MacMahon,
And Jarmila Novotna. ,
Thursday and Friday, March 10-11 ,
- Saigon
With Alan LadcUnd Veronica Lake. " ?-
' Saturday, March 12 DOUBLE FEATURE -' 11 "
Man From Tumb!evced - -
' . t 'AND 1 '' : : .. ";- '. '
; ADateVilhMy r
Starring Jane Powell, Elizabeth, Taylor, , "
And Carmen Miranda. ' , -' - V ;
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' SPECIAL AT 10:30 Starting thrUUnx Serial, G-Maa No. f -
MATINEE SHOW 3:00 NIGHT SHOW 7:00
SPECIAL!!!
ENGINE TUNE-UP . ,' .'.-
INCLUDES 15 OPERATIONS: "'ft ,
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CHECK ENGINE COMPRESSION ' '',..'
CLEAN AND REGAP; SPARK PLUGS ... r '
LUBRICATE DISTRIBUTOR ' ' s . ' " - -
INSPECT AND SPACE DISTRIBUTOR POINTS . ' " "
CHECK IGNITION TIMING, 2 . ' , '
CLEAN AND RE-OIL "AIR CLEANER' ' , , '
CLEAN FUEL PUMP BOWL : t ' ' '
INSPECT EXHAUST SYSTEM FOB LEAKS ' . ;t ,
ADD WATER TO BATTERY . " ' -V',
OIL STARTER PEDAL SHAFT , .
INSPECT GENERATOR CONDITION ' - 4 . " ,
INSPECT LIGHTS AND ALL ACCESSORIES ' " H
INSPECT FOR UNUSUAL TIRE WEAR '.
TEST OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT OF FOOT AND HAND BRAKES
SPECIAL THIS WEEK AT ONLY $2.50 1 -
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