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KENAK3VILLE. NC?.TII CAROLINA
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BRICK BOUSI PLAN NO. 411 DMlantd br Gtortt H. Foxworth, Architect, Barliniton, N. C.
This Is one of 87 homes designed by leading Carolina Architects and featured in
'Carolina Huimul" olan book published by Brick & Tile Service, Inc., Greensboro, N. C.
Quoins and windows with their
arched roof lines gives a distincti
veness to the street side of this,
house, showing a French Influence
seldom seen except In much larger
dwellings. The house features an
entrance hall with coat closet, built
in book-cases in the living room,
' corner cabinets In the dining room
and ample closet space. The screen-ed-in-porch
off the living room
provides for privacy and comfort
during warm weather.
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Bridge Club Hostess
mn Riliv Whitfield was hostess
to her club Tuesday night when she
pntprlflined the club and additional
guests at three tables. The living
room and den was decorated mm
dahlias. Mrs, Belton Minshew re-(-oiuoH
a noveltv teaDot for club
high; stationery to Mrs. J. F. Strick
land for visitor's high. Mrs. Hin;
nant Ashew was given a towel for
aothaxlr hiffh and Mrs. McGilvery
Buck received a handkerchief for
traveling. A shower of gifts arrang
ed In a carriage, surrounded by
fern and sweetpeas was presented
to Mrs. Marcel Hocque.
During progressions drinks and
potato chips were served and at
the conclusion the hostess served
a chicken salad course with tea.
College Directory
Geo. A. Pollock, Vivian Johnson,
UNC. Chapel Hill; John M. ePlrce,
Billy Farrior, Earl Huie, Davidson;
Nell Carlton, Joe Lee Costin, ACC,
Wilson; Otis Aldridge, Campbell
College, Bute's Creek.
Carter presided " The study was
"Beautiflcation", led ly Miss Hilda
Clontz, assisted by Mrs. W, H.
Moore. MrsJPecora gave an interes
ting report of the Shortt Course
she. attended at Chapel Hill. The
hostess served cake and iced tea.
Personals
Mn James Rackley and son
spent Thursday In Wallace. ,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. o. nuimo
family spent the week end at Myr
tle Beach with Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Todd. .
ti. un Thomas Rogers and
1,11 . MUM "
Thomas, Jr. spent Sunday in mar-
saw.
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KENANSVILLE, N. C.
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Robert Blackmore enter
tained her club Wednesday after
noon at her home near Warsaw.
Potted Dlants Drovided the floral
arrangement where two tables were
at play. Mrs. Paul Potter won high
score for members, a wall plaque,
and Mrs. J. P. Harmon a hobnail
vase for visitors high. Upon arrival
the hostess served ice cream sun
daes, nuts and drinks.
Birthday Parly
Arthur Herbert .Minshew, son of
Mr anil Mrs. ' Belton MlnfiheW.
celebrated his 2nd birthday with
a party Wednesday afternoon. After
several games Mrs. Minshew served
ice cream, potato chips and lemon
ade tn Hie 'IB nresent. Miniature
colored plastic baskets of mints
were favors. Many presents were
received.
Mosdarnes Gordan West nd D,
J. M'ddleton and Jack spent Tues
day In Kinston. 1
Mr. tinnnlrl CflrnDbell. and child
ren of Cincinnati, Ohio and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Hales and children
of Taunton, Mass. are.visiting their
parents Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hales...
Wiley Cable of uamp i,ejeune
spent the week end with Charles.
Mr , and Mrs. Elbert , Motthis
spent the week end in Roseboro. .
Mrs. Tally Mlmms and oaugmex
Uncle Sam Say8
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of Hampton,' Va. are visiting Mr !
and Mrs. S. A. Jones.
I- Miss Florence Botesky of Wil- 1
mington spent ine wees: end here
with her sister Miss Julia Botesky
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Draughon Jr.
spent the week end in Clinton.
Mr, Jimmy Dent spent several
days last week with his family j,
Washington, Ga. '-
Mra. W, M. Bowen continues uj
at her home and la still confined to
her bed. su
JQ's Hold Meet
On Thursday evening the Warsaw
Junior Chamber of Commerce Held
its regular .meeting. Principal speak
in fnr-the evenlnff wax A T.. Caven,
augh, who spoke on the local eco-
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huuui; uiunuuui oe was wuuuuvcu
by R. D. Johnson, Jr.
Other discussions centered about
"The Duplin Story". A number of
JC'c are taking part in the produc
tion.
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Telephone Business Office Will Be Closed
On Saturdays Beginning September 17th
BEGINNING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, THE
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TELEPHONE BUSINESS OFFICE WILL BE
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS: THIS I CHANGE
HAS BEEN DECIDED UPON AFTER GIVING
FULL CONSDDERATION TO GOOD CUSTO
MER SERVICE AND THE WELFARE OF OUR
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EMPLOYEES..
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OFFICE HOURS WILL BE '
80 A. M. TO 11:45 A. M. & 1:00 P. M. TO 5:00 P.M.
C , MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY v"
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Court 01 Honor
'Duplin . County Boy Scout of
Honor wa held In Calypso Monday
niffhi-wlth wonta.frnm TTnllnHTlA
Warsaw, Kenansville, Falson and
Wallace partidpaUng.
- The menffnff vraa in rharam nt
John Ponvlelle. Jean Thompson was
presented his Life Merit Badge.
TT.Mi 111- ' . ... j .
nausvuie won iirsx place m m
finals with Calvnsn umnd and War
saw third. About 50 attended.
City dweller may complain of the
hot dya but farmer realise how
necessary sunshine la to their grow
ing crops. They know full, well that
without sunshine there will be no
food Just as they know that without
financial security they have no pro
tection for retirement or for the
hasards of farming. This fall, when
the crops are all in, they will wel
come the Opportunity to invest lot
of their profit in additional Savings
Bonds. With those Bonds they are
confident about the future for se
curity in old age or for any emer
gency. (75 tat Savings Bonds grows
Into 100 tat ten years time.
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. GOING OUT OP BUSINESS
' SAILER. :
SATURDAY
COMPL ETE STO CK OF GROCERIES,
STORE FIXTURES, INCLUDING ONE FRIGID AIRE,
ONE DRINK-MEAT BOX COMBINATION ONE ICE
CREAM CABINET; ALSO STORE BUILDING INCLU
DING FOUR ROOM LIVING QUARTERS FACING
HIGHWAY NO. 24 ESTABLISHED GOING BUSI
NESS. HEALTH AND AGE FORCING SALE.
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GREETINGS
To Visitors To The Duplin County Bi-Centennial
Celebration - "THE DUPLIU STORY"
l , SEPTEMBER 2 2, 2 3, 24.
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ThA MfnAral Snrlnva TTnr mat
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Syl-
via i-ecora in iiowaen. Mrs, JS. J.
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LOWCOST FARM BUILDINGS
VITA-LITE MASONM' UNITS"
are high pressure steam cored and
stored under cover to insure pro
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ProdcclSr Inc.
Kinston, N. C. Phone 3412
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. Duplin Mercantile Company
' 4. KMansvUle, N. C.
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Our General Merchandise Stock Consists Of :
Dry Goods, Notions, Piece Goods, Ladies Dresses, Millinery, Men's
Pants, Dress Shirts, and Work Shirts, Overalls, Sweaters, Gloves,
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, etc. i
". HARDWARE : .; 'J. '';,-.yX'-.
Hardware Farm Implements, Plows, Cultivators, Fertilizer Distri
butors, Corn Planters, Horse Collars, Trace Chains, Nails, Bolts, Wire
Fence, Tools, Brick, Lime, Cement, Mortar Mix, Paints, Brushes,
and Varnishes. Galvanized and Ruhber Roofing , and Asphalt
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FURNITURE
Furniture: Living Room Suites, Breakfast Room Suites, "TahleB," ,.
n:i n.. r..i n..t.i r.1r GIovm Ra Mn TaMm: Chairs. Bed-
JW i&cam0fVVU HvHlVI 0, .VVV0, www' . , w -
steads, Springs, Mattresses, etc. i ,( .'
My&y ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES v,. .
M O INf ARC II ; Electric Ranges, Admiral Refrigerators, Em
erson Radios, Automatic Washing Machines, Percolators, Floor and;
Table Lamp's, Lamp Bulbs, Deep Freezers, etc. - , ;.
Linoleum Rugs, Yard Goods, Wall Coverings, Metal Molding, Paste,
Chinaware; Tableware, Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, etc. .
F. S. Roysterv Seabird and V. C. Brands of Field Tested Fertilizers.
Aero Cyanamid Tobacco Bed Weed Killer Now Ready For Delivery. V
, We Carry A Full Line oi Staple and Fancy Groceries, America's ; "
Best Flour,-Cream Floury Platinum Feeds, Wood's Seeds, Candies,
Tobaccos: Cigars and Cigarettes.. :" ; ' V "
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