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Invitations Issued
"Mr. and Mrs. Everette J. Dixon
r request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Brower Lucille
to
Mr. Warren David Strickland
on Friday, the sixteenth of September
nineteen hundred and forty-nine
at five-thirty in the afternoon
Bear Marsh Baptist Church
Mount Olive, North Carolina
CARD ENCLOSED:
Reception
Immediately following the ceremony
at the Home of the Bride
UDC Enfertians
Sam Byrd; Others
The James Kenan Chapter UDC
enteretined at an informal recep
tion Monday nighlft honoring Sam
Byrd, director and producer of the
"Duplin Story" and his daughter
Pat, and officials of the Duplin
County Historical Association at
the home of Judge and Mrs. B. L.
West.
The dining table was covered
with a Roman cutwork cloth upon
which red, white and blue tapers
burned, centered with red verbena
and dementis surrounded by sou
thern smilax, depicting the con
federate flag. Mrs. J. W. Farrior
presided at the punch bowl The
buffet ornamented with whits trail
ing arbutus held three U. S. flags.
The living room mantle, holding
red burning tapers, was centered
with U. S. flags and flanked on
either side by Confederate flags
and magnolia leaves, suggestive of
the 1860's. A silver urn holding
red and white dahlias graced the
living room console.
Tunch and assorted cookies were
served by Mesdames Stacy Britt,
Charlie Reeves and L. S. Whittle.
Out of town people present were:
Mr. Sam Byrd and his -daughter,
Pat, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Alphin,
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McGowen, Mes
dames Robert Grady, Louise Mitch
ell, Norwood Boney, Miss Janet
Rich and Flavorful
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Ann Page
SALAD DRESSING
Ann Page with pk and
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Boney of Kenansvllle; Mesdames
W. D. Pollock. George Suggs, and
Frances P. Grady, and Henry Grady
III of Kinston; and Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Sawyer of Elizabeth City.
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Herring
of Warsaw, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Cassie
Ruth Herring to Mr. Robert Frank
lin Smith. The wedding will take
place in the fall.
Miss Herring was graduated from
Warsaw High School, attended
Wake Forest College and is soon to
receive her diploma from the Pied
mont Hospital School of Nursing in
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Franklin Smith of Villa
Reca, Ga. He is a recent graduate
of Georgia School of Technology
and is now employed by the South
ern Bell Telephone Co. of Georgia.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Anr.e Olivia, on Sunday, August
28. Mrs. Miller is the former Miss
Helen Cirbett of Turkey.
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MRS R, T. BLACKBURN, JR.
Miss Ruby Ha: risen pf Mount
Olive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. J,
W. Harrison bf Mount Olive,' was
married to R. T. Blackburn, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Black
burn of Warsaw, August S In Kin
ston.
Rotarians Meet
The Rotarians held their weekly
meeting Thursday evening of last
week at Mitcheners Cafe with J. C.
Thompson presiding. Visiting Ro
tarians from the Clinton club were
Teddy Boney, J. B. Stewart and
Troy Honeycutt. J. F. Strickland
gave a report on activities of Co.
M National Guard at Ft. Jackson,
John Jenkins, Jr. gave c demon
stration of certain types of guns
now being used by the Army.
Circles Meet
Methodist Circle No. 1 met
in the home of Mrs. H. R. Hipp on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Hipp
giving the devotional. After a sen
tence prayer, Mrs. Gordon West
gave the program.
Circle 2 met with Mrs. Joe Sur-
ratt with Mrs. J. C. Thompson pre
siding. Mrs. Q. J. Sutton gave the
devotional.
Circle 3 met with Mrs. Milton
West, who also presided. The de
votional was given by Mrs. G. P.
Pridgcn. The program was gives
by Mrs. West.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved at each of the above meetings.
Baptist The .Ruby Daniels
Circle met Monday evening with
Mrs. D. J. Brown. The meeting was
opened with song followed by pray
er. Mrs. Robert Blacktrore taught
the mission study.
The Katie Murray Circle met
with Mrs. George Hopkins. Mrs.
Ttaeford Bostic and Mrs. M. B. Las
..iter were joint hostesses Mrs. L.
O. Williams presided, Mrs. Doris
Peeler taught the study and dls
misled the meeting with prayer.
Mrs. Ira Ezzell was hostess to
the George Rollins Circle Monday
afternoon, Mrs. Leonard Herring
led the devotional and Mrs. Doris
Peeler taught the mission study.
te meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs. Myra Carlton.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved at the above meetings.
PresDvterian Circle No. 1 met
with Misses' Sallie Nell, and Mag
gie Bowden. Mrs. John Peirce jsve
th uible Study. Miss Nell Bowden
gave the program.
Circle No. 2 met In the oarlor of
the church with Mrs. E. Walker
Stevens presiding, The Bible Study
was given by Mrs. L. B. Huie. Mrs.
David "arllon presented the pro
gram, i
Cinie 3 met with !rtr . J. C Page
with Mrs. Bill Sheffield presiding.
M.!.-. John Frederick gave -the JMr
ble Study and the program was
given by Mrs. Bob Buck.
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Refreshments were served at the
above meetings. ; . '
RcKcr.:!si
Mrs. J. C. Thompson has return
ed from spending the summer at
Carolina Beach.
- "Mlfs Mae Brock shopped, in
Goldsboro Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mary Lee
Jones shopped in Goldsboro Tues
day. "..; :.'V',':r,":,":-;.c-' 4 . .,-
Misses Annie Lewis of Clinton
and Maggie Lewis of Kinston were
guests of Mr..' and Mrs. Robert
Lewis for the week end.
Mr. L. B. Herring has returned
home after visiting a week with
his brother In Charlotte.
- Miss Sarah Gaylor shopped in
Wilmington Tuesday.
Clarence Brown of Winston
Salem is visiting his mother Mrs.
C. J. Brown, Sr.
Andrew Boney of Sulfolk, Va
was the week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. D.L. Mathls.
Bill Farrior is visiting at White
Lake.
' Mrs. J. W. Farrior spent the
week end at White Lake.
Mrs. Sam Godwin is a patient
j.t James Walker Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Middleton
and Jack are visiting in' Beaufort
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stevens spent
the week end at their lodge on
New River.
Mrs. John Best of Jacksonville
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gar
ner. Mrs. J. P. Newton and Mrs. Gra
ham Burnham ow Wilmington vis
ited Mrs. W. M. Bower last week.
J. D. Page and F. H. Lee attend
ed the American Legion National
Convention in Philadelphia last
week. ' -
George Beat is a patient at the
Goldsboro Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Purcell Jones visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Best Monday.
James Middleton has returned
from James Walker Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Jones and
daughter.: visited in Raleigh over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Best. Jr., and
Mrs. R. H. Best, Sr. attended the
funeral of Mr. Simon Citizen In
Kinston Sunday. He was a brother-in-law
of Mrs. Best, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kennedy uf
No folk were gueMs of Mrs. Lila
Kennedy over ie week end.
Mrs. C. A. Wpmack returned, on
Thursday from -visiting her sister
Mrs. Sam Miller In Winston-Salom.
Pvt.. and Mrs. H. F. Peirce of
Rocky Mt. and Pfc. D. W. Ray, Jr.
of Keesler Field, Kan. and Bill
Daly of Goldsboro were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Peicre Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper visited
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Strickland for
the week end.
Miss Agness Turnage spent the
week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Turnage of Snow
Hill.
Miss Haroldine Katz is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Katz..
Richard Byrd is at home after
attending summer school at UNC.
Karl' Huie returned on Saturday
from Columbus, Ohio where he at
tended the Pal Gamma Delta Offi
cers Training School.
Mrw and Mrs. Lacy Jackson of
Dun visited Mr. and Mrs. K. F.
Broek on Sunday.
tenaals
Mr. J. D. Sandlln, with Mes-
damed Aubrey Turner, L C. Tur
neiik Jr and I ( Turner,. Sr.
touted ; U WilUaiiisburg, Va last
week and attended the pageri;.
The Common Glory".. Thev return
ed via Richmond.. -. ,
Elbert Smith and Aubrey Tur
ner of Pink Hill and J. D. Sandlin
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of LiV.tfvUIe spent several days at
the EJrds Camp at Minnesott
Beach last week.
Mrs. Walter Holland of Micro,
and Mrs." Annie , Bostic and Mr.
William BosUo attended the re
cent graduation exercises at CTC.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jackson and
daughter of HarreUsvllle were re
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ad-
olph Jones and Mrs. Robert Jack-
Mrs. Lola Q. Parker was a dinner
guest of Mrs. fsiah Vann In Clin
ton on Sunday. ; t-
Miss . Vena Mae Qulnn has re
turned from a visit In western N. C.
a'.rs. Hallle Moore of Bowden
visited relatives Sunday.
Misses Calesta Thigpen, Polly
Brown, Rebecca Thomas and Pan
sy Edwards left last week for ECTC
to become students there. t
Mr. Arthur Kennedy and Hallie
Albertson made a business trip to
Smlthfield Friday night. :
MM 2cLeo Miller, who serves
on the Submarine GRAMPUS spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Miller.
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Norrls spent
Sunday in Greenville visiting rela
tives. " . .'..-.-. !
Mr. and Mr W. J. Miller, Billy
and Miss Rosa Bell Miller shopped
in Kinston Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith andVf
children were recent week end vis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wil
liams at Fountain Town.
Mr. and Mri. Clifton Qulnn of
Chapel Hill visited relatives dur
ing the past holiday week end,
Miss Jeanuean Thigpen left on
Monday for the Rocky Mt. Sana
torium where she will enter the
Nurse's School of Training.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll were
in Richmond fos several days last
week.
Mrs. Paul Hunter of Warsaw
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs,
J. G. Kennedy on Labor Day.
CpL Julian D. Smith was at
home this week end with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Julian Smith.
Mrs. B. L. Parrlsh of Louisville,
Ky. is a guest of Mrs. Stokley
Bostic.
Magnolia News
Week end guests of Mrs. Bessie
Rackley were her daughter ' Mrs.
J. H. Johnson and three children
of Wilmington.
Mrs. Mattie Merritt of Wilming
ton spent the week end with her
daughter Mrs. Hubert Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Johnson and
son of New Hope and daughter
Mrs. Geo. Merritt and children of
Newport News visited Mrs. John
son's sisters Misses Lizzie, Cora
and Almeta Edwards "Sunday eve.
Mr. George Tatum of Rocky Mt.
Is visiting his sister Mrs C. C.
PcU-rson.
Norwood Baker of Charlotte
spent the week end with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Baker.
Homer Wilson of Portsmouth, Va.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. Wilson.
' Mr, and Mr. Donnell Ezzell and
children of Richmond. Va. are vis
iting his mother Mrs. Clyde Ezzell.
Mr. and Mr. W. C, Watklns and
daughter of Columbia, S. C. are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Q. A. Edwards.
. Guest., of Mr.; and Mrs. J. A.
Smith Wednesday were Mr.' and
Mrs. W. F. Calloway and. son of
Clinton.
A marriage of interest to us was
that of Wesley Woodruff and Hiss
Eleanor Fussell. They were re
cently married in Rose Hill,. Wes
ley and his parents and sister lived
here several years before moving
to Fayetteville. He Is still in the
Army, and they will live in Mem
phis, Tenn. Her mother was a na-
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Pity The Poor Postman
By TOM
r0E8 your dog dislike the post-U-manT
Or the cop, milkman or
i Well. If na aoesnc you r
fnr init khont the most pathetic
appeals for help received by dog
writers and trainers coma from
people whose otherwise well Be
haved dogs have taken a violent
Slslike to some on Individual, or
oerhapa to all men. in uniform.
Just why dogs wUl ao often re
lent a -anlfomi no ona quite knows.
It can ba reasoned tnat u is jok
because It la different But If the
uniform happens to belong to the
cop on your beat It may prodae
an unfortunate situation. - . i
However. It It happene to ba
the milkman who comes In for tfis
dog's displeasure, there may not
even be the excuse of a uniform.
' About the only cure for the sltna
u nm&iiv lias In all round train
ing. If it Is Just uniforms that your
dog doesn't like, perhaps you can
Mr him by wearing unuona
few days yonrseu. nowiw, u
the. .dislike- la. dtreotea towvras
. at v. ma nnlfWkPUl.
hla ' dlfulnanlshlnat - characteristic
may be that he has a different odor
l yo" u"'JZ":L"rfrnln. i. be a failure. But
J Tto yr homTlt this. tthThablt of obeying plus tha op
toa caeTaWyour only hope wwtunlty tM SatM ! .no
for an easy euro to that he may b enemy hot Instead a friendly man
a dog lover and willing to take th Uka Mb masterwlll do the Job U
tlme and trouble (and risk the seat
tlve of Magnolia, Miss Ruth Gavin.
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. C. Hunter of
Florence, S. C. spent the week end
with his father S. B. Hunter.
Miss Clara Mae Baker of Wash
ington, D. C. spent the week end
With her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jes
se Baker.
Mrs. Kate Ezzell, Mesdames Odie
Casteen and Nancy Kissner went
to Warsaw Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Phillips
of Kenansville called on Miss Macy
!mr Riindav niShl.
Mrs. Robert Quinn and family of
Rose Hill spent the week end with
her brother Hervy Rodgers.
Mrs. J. O. Andrews and daugh
ters of Raleigh spent Thursday
and Thursday night with their aunt
Miss Macy Cox.
Miss Melverna Cavenaugh of Ral
eieh is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Cavenaugh.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Bradshaw for the week end were
their son OUie and family of Ports
mouth, Va.
I Mr. Frank McCaffcy and brother
Bob of Tuscaloosa, A)a. jpeut the
week end, in the home oFIvlr. and
Mrs. Claude Powell where Mrs.
Frank McCaffey is spending some
time with her parents. Their son-in-law
Alvah Cox of Portsmouth
joined them.' ,
Born to Rev; and Mrs. J. P.
Royall, a son, James Peyton, Aug
ust 27., Roseboro Hospital.
Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and child
ren of Washington, D. Ct spent the
week end hero at their home.
Miss Elizabeth Qulnn of Golds
boro spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Jack Weils and brothers.
Mrs. Estelle Lucas joined her
sister and husband Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Sykes and family of furkey
and went to Augusta, Ga. to see
their son Edgar Jr. who is a pa
tient in the VA Hospital. He was
injured In an airplane fall in Ger
many. The members of the First Free
Will Baptist Church have $110.75
on the car for their pastor, Rev. K.
D. Brown. It is very probaole that
jfiany lrienUs of other churches will
want to share the joy and add to
the contribution. ,J - f
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of his pants) In getting acquainted,!
nut fni nnitelv. the case . isn s v
hopeless In any event For a, well
trained dog can be broken of any
thing you catch him doing. ., .-
First of an. u youri uu .
thoroughly trained to JnsUntane-(1
ous compliance to your pmm. ;
work him unUI he is. Teach him -the
simple commands come, go,,
sit Me down, heel, and particularly
"no when he does tha wrong
thing but make hfm do them over
and over again. Work him on leash,
i-lu him whan he does well, and ;
correct him when ha does poorly.
Hake the tratninr penoa
vent tn his every day existence.
In a relatively short time, obe-
dience will become almost auto
matic. Then aeek out your man.
Keep tha dog on leash so that
yon can correct him instantly and
make him go through his familiar
routine In tha presence of his
"enemy". If ha tries to break away,
naa itTtork of tha leash and tha
familiar "no".'
- Success depends on two tmngs. -First
-the thoroughness of tha ad"
.vanea . training. Second, the co-
Loperation of tha "victim". If anyone i
xcitea. tne vwn wuv
fsnoat caaaa.
The revival to the church closed
Wednesday night, and Mr.- Brown
filled his regular appointment on
Sunday morning and began a revl-
val at Red H1U Sunday night Mrs.
Cavenaugh preached for him hera
Sunday night. " '
Mrs. Harold Martin and baby of
Birmingham Ala. are visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wilson.
Donald Gaylor left Sunday to
enter ECTC.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barden of :
Winter Park spent the week end
with his sister Mrs. Larmie Heath
and brother Frank Barden.
Miss Minnie Joyner has returned .
from visiting her sisters Mesdames "
H. J Weeks and Allen Skipper near
Faison. .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin and
daughter of Fayetteville spent tha r
week end with her mother Mrs:
Sallie Tucker.
.. MAKRIKO Mr. WiU Merritt
and Mrs. Lucille Bradshaw were
married In Conway? & C. Sunday.
They are at home in her home. :.
The flrst ell well' west drilled in
MSV, ninety years age; Drilling ia ; -till
going on even andea the oean; -
OoeaatoaaJIy: ana of theaa well.
bursta tnte fauna and "top fa smoke -go
maeh of the prsflU.. Mac, th .
uune thing happens 'saw many ef- f '
my aepbews and taoew allow shelf I
money to barn holes la their pooh- i
eta. Tear government off era a sale,,-,
awe way of holding est to soma el--;
that pay cheek. That Is through that '
Payroll Savings FUa for tha pw-M
haaa ef V. 8. Savings Bonds. Vv-'
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