THE DUPLIN TIMES
EZNANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Keimsiimsvfillllc
News
BMG Sewing Club
On Thursday night of last week
the BMG Sewing Club met in the
home of Mrs. Lauren Sharpe. After
the sewing bee, Mrs. E. C. Tyndall
assisted the hostess in serving ice
cream and assorted homemade
cookies. , "
Dessert Bridge
L.ist Thursday afternoon Mrs. P.
J. Dobson entertained her bridge
club. Arrangements of summer
flowers were used throughout the
house. The hostess assisted by Mrs.
D. S. Williamson served pineapple
whip and pound cake. During the
games salted nuts and drinks were
served. Mrs. N. B. Boney was high
scorer.
Konlracf Klub
Wednesday evening of last week
Mrs. F. W. McGowen entertained
the Kontract Klub in her home
which was decorated in mixed sum
mer flowers with purple daliahs
predominating. Mrs. Vance Gavin
won high score, Mrs. D. H. McKay
won second. Mrs. J. O. Stokes as
sisted Mrs. McGowen in serving
ice cream float. Salted nuts were
served during play.
Personals
Mrs. Li. Soulherland, Lawrence
and Mary Beth spent Sunday in
Fayetteville.
Mr .and Mrs. Walter Stroud, Jim
mie, Earl, Yvonne Patterson, Mes
dames Sally Westbrook and Belle
Swinson spent the week end at
Carolina Beach.
Miss Bobby Carr spent the week
end with Frances .lean Patterson.
f J gauge nylon hosiery
for as litHe as
FRUIT OF THE LOOM$
. .full fashioned 0
NYLONS f
Sk- tk up en that gorgeously
nylons... the most exciting value seen anywhere In years.
Each perfect pair has snug-flttlng, flattering aofed heels
and a close, wonderfully uniform knit for greater snag
" resistance. If you want exquisite sheerneslpfui long wear
. . . you want 54 gauge Fruit of the Loom Nylons. Come in
and make your selection early.'
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Mr. N. B. Boney has been attend
ing Wayne County Court this week.
Miss Janet Boney spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Goldsboro.
Mrs. E. A. Newton made a busi
ness trip'to Charlotte last Thurs
day. -
Mr. Jack Williams of Wilmington
spent the week end in Kenansvllle.
Rev. T. W. Lee was a visitor in
Kenansville this week.
Mrs. Alton Payne and children,
and Mrs. Robert Holliiutsworfi and
Theo left Wednesday morning for
Texas. Alois Hollingsworth will ac
company them back.'Enroute they
will visit New Orleans, La.
Miss 4.1 la Shaffer, Mrs. Harvey
Blake and nn of Burgaw, also Mr.
and Mi s. L. T. Rouse and daughters
of Kinstnn visited in Kenansville
Sunday. .
Mr. and Mr3. Dan Davis visited
in Jacksonville and Mt. Olive last
week.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes attended
the Orthrnpedic Clinic in Golds
boro last week.
Zeb Turner Rites
Held Tuesday
Zeb. B. Turner, 65, died a his
home in Duplin County at Deep
Run, Rt. 1, Monday. Funeral ser
vices were held at 4 p.m. Tuesday
from the gravside at the Stroud
Cemetery with Rev. Robert Ken
nedy officiating.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ella
Stmud Turner: six children, Mrs.
Ernest Faulkner of Kinston, Elmer
oi Norfolk, Richard of the home,
Mrs. Harry Sessoms of HyarUville,
Md., and Mrs. Percy Jones of the
home; six brothers and sisters, Ad
olpli Turner of Richmond, Lean
anct Walter Turner of Deep Run,
I .u by of Pink Hill, Mrs. H. E. Max
well of Fink Hill and Mrs. Bessie
Grady of Kinston; and sev i
grandchildren.
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itis-d'oeuvres, famous.
. ?ENCW FIRST COUKSt,
I MS INVENTED BY
; .'R1FTY HOUSEWIVES
, o use up left-overs:
1
UNDER. LOUIS XIV,
NOBLES BECAME FA
MOUS THROUGH THEIR
CHEFS. THUS THE
PRINCE DE SOUBISE
S REMEMBERED
ONLY BECAUSE OF HIS
CHEF'S ONION SAUCE.
Copyri'gtif- J V Clark
Mrs. Annie Raynor
Buried Here
Mrs .Annie Djvis Raynor. C8, of
Castle Hayne Road, died in James
Walker Memorial Hospital in Wil
mington after a short illness. Fu
ne.al services were held at 2 lyn.
Monday from the Coble Funeral
Home, Wilmington, and burial
follow od at 4 p.m. in the family
cemetery in Kenansville. She is
survived by her husband, John S.
Radnor: one con, Edward T. of Cas
tle Hayne Road; three dan filters,
Laura Raynor, Mrs. W. E. Smith
Uncle Sam Says
There Is nothing like assured se
curity in the future to create peace
and harmony In the home,. And there
Is no better prescription for future
security than V. 8. Savings Bonds.
That's why the head of every house
hold should realise the necessity for
a safe, sure and automatic Savings
Plan. The Opportunity for saving is
yours, yon can start today and be
fore yon realize it you are on the
road to peace and security. There
are two saving plans available, the
Payroll Savings Plan where yon
work, or, If self-employed, the Bond-a-Month
Plan where yon bank. S3
invested today will grow to $4 in ten
years time. Sign op NOW.
U.S. Tmmy Vtptrimtnt
SUN. - MON. Aug. 28-29
Mr. Belvidere
Goes To College
With Clifton Webb '
And Shirley Temple
TUESDAY, Aug. SO.
With Walter Abel .
And Marie Wilson
WEDNESDAY, Ang. 31
DOUBLE FEATURE --
Hold Thai Baby
With Leo Gorcy
mi j.
MMMMMMi WARSAW M.C.
A4EDIEVAL DINER?
FIRST LINED UP BEFORE
LITTLE WASH BOWLS'-'
A ROMANTIC CHANCE -
FOR. FLIRTATIONS'
WHIL E PA SSING
THE TOWEL
ffVHWAi: HISTORyJ
THOMAS MOORE (1779-1352:),
FAMOUS IRISH PO7,
WROTE OF ALE AS THE
IDEAL AND INSPIRING -
DRINK FOR. POETS'.
and Mrs. George B. Davis, all of
Wilmington; three brothers, R. V.
Davis of Magnolia, W. T. Davis of
New Hill, C. J. Davis of Clinton;
one sister Mrs. C. L. Bostic of T um
bi'i Bridge, and four grandchildren.
She was also the sister of th
late Mrs. C. E. Stephens of -Kenansville.
Not Much Profit
A small railroad line, running
from Parkdale, Oregon to Hood
River, Oregon has reported its total
passenger revenue oeing $2.G0
in 1945; $2.35 in 1946; 35 cents in
1947 and 20 cents in 1948.
MODEL THEATRE
BEULAV1LLK. N. C.
WEEK OF AUGUST 28th
Sunday and MondSer ,
KSORRY,
WRONG NUMBER
1 With BARBARA STANWYCK
Tuesday, and Wednesday
TWO GUYS
FROM TEXAS
With JACK CARSON
And DENNIS MORGAN
Thursday Double Feature
BLONDIE'S BIG DEAL
With BI.ONDIE and DAGWOOD
. Also
STATION WEST
With DICK POWELL
Friday only
A DATE WITH JUDY
With WALLACE BEERY, JANE
POWELL, ELIZABETH TAYLOR
and CARMEN- MIRANDA.
Saturday only ' . v .
THE BIG SOMBRERO
With GENE AUTRY
THURS. FRI. Sept. 1-2
(Calamity Jane
And Sam Bass
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V i , (TECHNICOLOR)
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With Yvonne deCarlo
And Howard Duff v'
SATURDAY, Sept. 3
DOUBLE FEATURE
PrinceOIThePlains
With Monte Hale
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Dipped in autumn leaf colors I
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WEEK BEGINNING AUGUST 29th.
MONDAY and TUESDAY:
Take Me Out To The Ballgame: -
Frank Sinatra, Esther Williams and Gene Kelley.
WEDNESDAY: . ' t " , , ,
; 'Shbckproof :
Starring Cornel Wilde and Patricia Knight. ' i
THURSDAY and FRIDAY: i
- Mother Is
Loretta Young and Van
SATURDAY: DOUBLE FEATURE , i,;
6-:ns0ll3fe
Starring Tim Holt With Nan Leslie and Richard Martin
- AND
"V: 'INVENTIONS
that SERVE YOU
V.
O. Lawrence
fi Iawmiim. ITntvtfritv of
California, invented the atom-smashing
cyclotron which produced the first Plu
tonium, vital ingredient of the atomic
bontV. The cyclotron is now part of
equipment in all major laboratories for
atomic research.
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MOTOR PARK
THEATRE
Hi-Way 11, Pink Hill, N. C
Family Entertainment ;'
' For The Whole Family ,
SHOWS AT 7:39 St 9:30 p. M. '
SUNDAY, Ang. 28th
Dram Suspense
Also Color Cartoon.
MON. & TUES. , ,
Grable - And A Western ,
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ROK010t
WEDNESDAY , .
The GMat Open Spaces
Also ShorW i .. 1 1
The Prairie
With Alan Baxter
And Lenore Aubert
Also Serial and Shorts" ;"
THURSDAY
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Also Color Cartoon
FRIDAY
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Also Shorts '
SATURDAY! ,"
Mystery- Action I
The Creeps ;
With June Vincent - s
And Onslow Stevens
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Ruslylc:ds
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