THE DUPLIN TIMES
LLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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Circles Meet
The EUa Coper Circle met Mon
day night in tile home of Mia. L. A.
I Sliarpe witn circle chairman Miss
'.Dora Botty Dixon presiding. The
iflfrogratn on "Youth was led by Mrs.
Amos fBrinSon. After the business
session a" social hour w as enjoyed
wuileV the hostess served straw
berry' shortcake and salted nuls.
,J The WS of CS met on Monday
Sight with Mrs. W. M. Ingram. In
ic absence of the president, the
vice president Mrs. C. E. Quinn
presided. Mr. tilover conducted
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MODEL THEATRE
BEUT-AVILLE, N. C.
WEEK OF JUNE 19th
Sunday and Monday
ON OUR MERRY WAY
With Paulette Goddard
Tuesday and Wednesday
LOVES OF CARMEN
'With KHa Hayworth
Thursday - Pouble Feature
SIREN OF ATLANTIS
' AND
DISASTER
Fridayonly
CKUSAUfcS
With Loretta Young
Satt day only
TULSA KID
V. :ih Don "Red" Barry
COMING AGAIN
Gone With
The Wind
You asked for a return en-
gagement. We have it com
i jig. Watch for announce
ment of date in next week's
Times.
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WEEK BEGINNING JUNE 20th
: J ; MONDAY & TUESDAY
With Dennis Morgan, Dorothy Malone,
Don DeFore and Janis Paige.
r WEDNESDAY
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Unfaithfully Yours
With Rex Harrison, Linda Darnell,
Rudy Tailed; and Barbara Lawrence.
" ,. ALSO
The Adventures of Frank and Jesse James No. 6
-TUUHSDAl & FRIDAY
Adventures of Don Juan
Starring Errol Flynn, Viveca Lindfors,
Robert Douglas and Alan Hale.
SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE
; ; tlightlime In Nevada
AJele Marav Andy, Divine, Bob Nolan,
J The Sons of the Pioneers.
AND
Daredevils Of The Clouds
"; bcrt Livingston, Mae Clark
1 James Cardwcll. '
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fiANd IJUSTEIIS No. 6
the devotional 011 the subject of
"Sustenance". A social hour was
enjoyed and the hostess served
punch and cookies.
Circle No. 1 met Monday after
noon with Mrs. W. E. Lewis as hos
tess. Mrs. Caroline Gavin presided
and Mrs. Mary Southerland con
ducted the Bible Study. After the
busiiiess session the hostess served
apple pie and coca colas.
Circle No. 2 met Monday night
with Mrs. Vance Gavin as hostess.
Chairman Mrs. Louise Mitchell I
presided ami conducted tha busi-l
;iiss session. The program 0 the
'Youth of Christ" was presented
by Mrs. Jack Sitterson. During a
social hour the hostess served
punch and cheese biscuit
Entertains Club
Mrs. H. D. McKay entertained
the members of the Kenansvllle
Kontraet Klub on Wednesday even
ing Pretty arrangements of sum.
mer flowers were used. When
scores were tallied Mrs. Vance Gav
in won high score for menhirs and
Mrs. Bill Craft for visitors. The
hostess served tempting strawberry
ice cream and angel food cake.
Afternoon Club
Mrs. W. M. Ingram was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the members
of her c-ub with Mesdanr.es J. 11.
Grady, L. F. Weeks, Caroline Gavin
and C. B. Sitterson as visitors.
Lovely summer flowers were used
most effectively in her new home.
Guests wore seated on arrival and
served jello with whipped cream,
home made cake and nuts. At the
conclusion of p ay Mrs. J. ft. Gr.idy
was avarJed high score for visitors
ai'd M'ss Lula Hinsou for members.
Mrs. L. F. Weeks was Warded con
olation. prize.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Stephens an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Nancy Atwood, on Thursday, June
9, at James Walker Hospital In
Wilmington. Mrs. Stephens is the
former Victoria Johnson of xtose
Hill. She returned home from the
hnsnltal on Wednesday of this
week.
Next session of the Southern
Baptist Convention will be In Chi
cago, May 10-14, 1950. The 195
session will meet in San Francisco.
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mrs..orwooa Bruce Boney, Jr., who before her marriage on
June 10th in Chicago, 111., was Miss Grace Mehnert, daughter of Mr.'
and Mrs. Leander Paul Mehnert of Chicago. Mr. Boney is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney of KenansviUe.
With The Sick
Mr. W. M. Ingram who has been
ar. operative patient at Veterans
Hospital in Fayetteville is improv
ing nicely and expects to be home
within a few days. Mrs. Ingram,
Billy, Bobby and Betty visited him
on Sundav.
Mrs. Henry Dail is a patient at
James Walker Hospital in Wilming
ton due to having received a back
injury.
Mr. Frank McGowen is still im
proving. He is now with his sister
Mrs. Oscar Best in Warsaw.
Personals
Mrs. Allen Taylor and two sons
of Wilmington spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sitterson. They
were accompanied home by Misses
Frances and Linda Sitterson who
will stay for a week's visit.
Billy Ingram and Lawrence Sou
therland", Jr., of State Co!le?e are
home for summer vacation.
Miss Dorothy Keiley of Ralegh
visited Mr. and Mrs. Vance Gavin
and Mrs. Caroline Gavin Wednes
day night of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacKenzie
and baby of Wilmington spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
.Wallace.
Mesdames F. W. McGowen, J. O.
Stokes, John Currie and C. B. Guth
rie shopped in Goldsboro Monday
afternoon.
Miss Rebecca Grady is spending
the week with her aunt in Rich
Square.
Miss Hilda Clontz is attending a
county home agents conference in
Raleigh this week.
Mr. L. F. Weeks is attending a
county agents meeting in haleigh
this week.
The Ivy Bowden's and Mrs. Nora
Shaffer returned from their visit
o Col imbus Ga. Sunday night and
they are expecting the Brown's and
Fosters of Georgia to visit them
the first of July.
Miss Katie Byrd spent last week
in Garland with her unrle an,!
Tommie Byrd is spending this week
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brinson ot
Whiteville visited in Kenansvllle on
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brinson
and daughter spent the weeS end
with relatives in China Grove.
Mrs. Cora Brinson and Mr j Will.
ard Brinson took Mr?. Percy Blan
ton to Cove City on Thursday after
The Barkleys
Of Broadway
CrFCWBCOMMW
With fe Astaire
And Ginger Rogers.
TUESDAY, June 21 .
Slightly French
With Dorothy Lamour
And Don Ameche. 1 -
yiftill, WARSAW, N.C.
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WEDNESDAY, June M , ' '
DOUBLE FEATURE
'The Filling
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several days visit in Kenansvllle.
Mrs. Jasper Tyndall of Seven
Springs spent the week end with
her daughter Mrs. Harold Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brinson and
children and Mrs. Eva Brinson and
daughter Hilda Grey spent the
week end at While Lake.
Mrs. Bess Hines aceo npanied
Mrs. G. V. Gooding to a Scout
'ne' ting in Calypso Monday night.
Mrs. Hines is planning to return
to her home in Highlands Sunday.
Mr. Woodruff Jackson of Pink
Hill spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jackson ard
ion Jimmy and their guest visited
Mr. Harry Jackson at McCain on
Sunday
Marfan Harris of Roanoke Rapids
accompanied A. W. Payne to
Kenansvllle and spent the weak end
with the Robert Hollingsworlh's.
Mrs. A. W. Payne and Miss Theo
Hollir.gsworth were Kinston shop
peis Saturday afternoon.
Verne Thompson of Seven
Springs is visiting .Emory Sadler,
Jr.
Misses Katie Mae Quinn and Lu
cy Emma Brown were dinner guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L o
liaison in Warsaw. On Saturday
night they attended the dance at
White Lake.
Emory Sadler, Jr. spent last
week with his cousin Boots Baker
in Wilson. Rots returned home
with him for a short visit.
B.F.G. FHA Make
Plans For Future
The Executive Council of the
B. F. Grady Future Homemakers
met at the Teacherage .on Thursday
June 9, and planned their 194-50
program of work. After the busi
ness session Miss Thelma Dilday,
cnapter advisor, served deliyhtt'ul
refreshments to all present.
Pleasant View News
By: "GASTON"
Mr. and Mrss J. H. Byrd went
over to Mr. T. K. Bvrd's fnr a hirth-
day dinn-r Sunday. Those honored
were Messrs. J. H., and T. K. Byrd.
Mr., and Mrs. C. B. Waldop of
Atlanta, Ga. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs! Henry F. Giady over the veek
end. Mrs. Waldrop and Mrs. Grady
are sisters
' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Grady and
With Bob Steele
THURS.'- FW. June 23-84 ,
The Walking Hills
With Randolph Scott .
And Ella Raines
SATURDAY. June 25
DOUBLE FEATURE
Death Volley "
Gun Fighter f
With Alan Lane '''
Billy I he Kid
In Santa Fe z
family went to Dalys Chapel for the
evening part of their Home Com
ing services. There were choirs
and quartettes from all over thj
eastern part of the state and there
was really some good old time sing
ing. Vacation Bible School was hiM
there last week wi.Lh 50 enrolled
All had a wonderful time with a
movie each day on foreign mission
work. The school was directed by
Miss Mollie Ann Boney of Wallace,!
and Rev. N. P. Farrior of Pink
Hill, assisted by Mesdames Ed
Fordhafti, Robert Grady, J. II . Byrd
Leonard Grady and Miss Man
Anna Grady.-
' ; a Mrs Robert Grady a':d
family Mr. and Mrs. Durham Gra
dy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Grady,
end M-. and Mrs. C. B. Wa'drop
fpent Sunday at White Lake.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kornegny and son
visiteii her . father J. H. Byrd at
the week end.
.- Mr. and Mrs. Noah Rouse and
son we.:e dinner gvests ol the Leon
ard Gladys Sunday,.
Note to all readers: The news is
slightly mixed this week due to the
fact that it was turned in too late.
Entertainments---
It happened "One Sunday After
noon", but in KenansviUe you will
see it next Monday and Tuesday et
the Capital Theatre. Instead of be
ing in the afternoon you will see it
in the evening Like the modern
Broadway Musical which weaves
story and music toseiher in lonxal
patterns, Warner Brothers brings
10 tne screen in a tresn manner tne
lilting, laughing technicolor "One
Sunday Afternoon". This handsome
film stars Dennis Morgan, Dorothy
Malone, Don DeFore and Janis
Paige. The sterling cast which
sings and plays its way through
the trials and tribulations of strug
gling love set to music, songs
is supported by the comic antics
of Ben Blue, and the six-foot gla
mour girl, Dorothy Ford.
Without question, the funniest
picture of the year shows at the
Capital next Wednesday! It is
"Unfaithfully Yoars", and 20th
Century-Fox has served up one
leng, loud laugh from the begin
ning to the end, aided by the su-P':r-roiiiantie
and super-comic acti
vities of Rex Harrison, Linda Dar
nel!, Rudy Vallee and Barbara
Lawrence.
"Lnfaithfully Your," is a delight
from its opening to the final fade
out. Picture Rex Harrison as a
sauve, dashing orchestra conductor
married to svelte, beautiful Linda
Darnell and imagining that all is
not well with their romantic rela
tionship. Picture a series of se
quences in which Rex imagines
himself proving her infidelity. Pic
ture a series of scene? in which
comedy, siapstick, romance, music
and suspense are blended together
against a modern sophisticated set
ting while the principals work out
their hilarious contretcmpts. That's
"Unfaithfully Yiuis" as deft a
bit of motion picture hilarity as
you'll see this year.
El Cid Campeador, legendary
Spanish hero of the 11th Century,
has materialized again completely
with two-handed sword and nearly
three -times as large as life, and
certainly far heavier.
His stately figure guards the en
trance hall from the grand stair
casev of the Madrid palace of the
king and queen 'for sequences in
Warner Bros.' lavish Technicolor
romance, "Adventures . of -Pon
,Juan," Erroll Fly nn-Viveca ( Lind
fors st irrer which Jerry Wald has
produced will be seen Thursday
and' Friday.
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Saturday .brings yeu a double
leatirre and -Gang Busters No. 6.
(In a riot of thrills r - a round-up of
action in the rough and rugged
vr cat. iti'jr nugcio, viug ml tne vuw-
boys, and his horse "Trigger" will
be seen in "Night Time in Nevada".
While Robert Livingston, Me
Clark and James Carrtwell will he
seen in "Oaredevils of the.Clouds".
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MOTOR PARK
THEATRE
Hi-Way 11; Pink IWl.-N. C.
Family Entertainment
For The Whole Fcin'ly
SHOWS at 7:40 & 9:30 PM
locoeeopoooe
SUNDAY only - June 19th
, Romance on Jf
tKc air waves!
Bora Jean naviii street
HimmscjocKETs
bdi urn-fan Cinmrrettf Pitt i
Also Color Cartoon
More Joy - "3 Stooges"
Comedy
Warsaw
Town
Installed
The new town officials fo-mally
took office in Warsaw Friday night
following the final adjournment of
the retiring board.
Outgo, ig Mk r, A. J Jenkins,
hn had served six years, gave the
rath of office to incomln? Mayor,
W. E. Currie, elected -by popular
vote of the people in the May elect-
on. He adjourned the old board
after no new business was awaiting
action. '
Mayor Curri-; then gave the oath
of office to the new five-man
Board of Commissioners and the
government elected at the regular
l iennial election May 3 was duly
composed and installed in office.
Mr. Jenkins made a brief state
ment expressing his appreciation
to the old commissioners for their
splendid cnoi eration , during the
past administration. These' were
Floyd Strickland, A. L. Cavenaugh,
J. M. West, B. C. Sheffield, Jr. and
S. H. Britt. - -
One of the first acts of the new
government was to reemploy Chief
nf I" a Thonws itogers and right
watchman James Pope. The appli
cation of Mrs. Stacy Britt was ac
cepted by "the Board for the offi.-e
of Town Clerk. Mrs. Britt will take
over the lerkship which has ben
held fnr a number of years by
Mrs. Dorcas B. Rogers. This change
will become effective Joily 1, 194),
The following were appointed to
head different departments: Fi
nance, G. C. Frown; Police C m
missioner, W. E. Fussell; Water and
Sewage, W. W. Blackburn; Str-et
Commissioner, A. Askw; and Com
missioner O. S. Best was duly. elect
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.Vela's eld prctlsia
relieved ty 2-Kayfob
What to do for Voman'i oldut probteiL
functional monthly pain Man j girl md
woman haa found tb annrer in CAR
DUTS S-way help. Ton aee, CARDOl may
make thlnea lot aaslor for you -In tt!u
of two ways; (1) ttarted 1 daya bofora
"your time" and.takea ai directed on tha '.
l.-.bU, It should help rejlotra functional .'
forlodio palnj ) talwn throughout tha
wnt11IkeatonieIlthOT!dlmproTOjciir '
appcLia. aid digeiUon, and thus beta
b-.u up nalslanc for the trying dais to
coiro. CAKDtTi t aciaitlflcilly pii-vt-rd
and eclcntiricBily teited. if yon aacx -at
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MON. & TUES. ,
The picture of the year
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Also Shorts
WEDNESDAY only
RIVAL BE1VJiIES...(.ottinE
their hearts on pour,-in2
hoofs! .
BINRY CLEMENTS BSDC;MaKCT
Also - New Serial Starts
"GHOST OF ZORRO"
THURS.
& FRI.
IN COLOR
Galtaiii Bess
isDackwith
New Thrills!
V with GAUANT BfSS.
k ' . the Wonder Kor tm
' CAMERON MITCHEU
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Also Color 'Cartoon
SATURDAY only
.BIG DOUBLE SHOW
. - Exciting 'Drama
OulOfTheStorm
With James Lydon,'
And Lois Collier.,
, - also :
: Challenge Of
TheRange
With , Charles Starrett, .
And "Smilcyj' Durnettc.
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