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,-' f St). if. rr Headed CSemiaimsvflfllle The women of Grove Presbyter ian Church met on Monday After noon at 4 o'clock In. the home of Mrs. John A. .Gavin. Mn. G. V. Gooding hadcharge of the pro gram, assisted by. Mr. " Clarence Murphy, Mra. Reynolds, Mrs. N. B. Boney and Mrs. W. B. Lewis. Mrs. L. Southerland had charge of de votional closing. A goodly number attended, i ' Mesdames J. A. Gavin, J. H. Hines and N. B. Boney attended the district meeting No. 8 of the Wil mington Presbyterial at Mt Olive Tuesday. Mrs.' E. C. Tyndall, Shirley,- Mrs. N. B. Boney and Betty Whitfield went to Goldsboro Saturday. " ' Mrs. Louise Mitchell and Mrs. J. A. Hines shopped in Wilmington 6tudVr,;r:-r . :. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson and Jimmie visited in Burgaw Saturday. Mrs. D. 8. Williamson is visiting the Buddy Williamsons In Charlotte this week. - . :. :.?.c 7 Mrs. Alton Payne, Holly, Mr. and Mrs. C D. Thomas and Mrs. Lola Smith visited friends In Fayette ville Sunday.- : - ' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson, Frances and Yvonne spent Sunday afternoon - in Goldsboro. ? Mrs. P. J. Dobson is spending this week In Snow Hill with the James A. Dobsons. . ; ; Mrs. - Harold Precythe and : son are spending this week with her father Mr. D. S. Williamson. JMrs. Bill Browder and children shopped in Raleigh Saturday. Mrs. Nora Shaffer and Nicky Bowden are visiting in Kins ton this week. ,s Pleasant View ... v GASTON F. GRADY ' Mrs. Bill Grady was taken to a Kins ton hospital for an operation Monday. - . - - Mr,, and Mrs. Leonard Grady were in Klnston Friday, vv. Jo Ann, Peggy, Ruth, Edith, Con rad and Gaston attended a Young Peoples meeting at the home of Al fred Wells Friday afternoon. Miss Ramona Herring was home frem Campbell College for the week ;end.' .' Just .Arrived- Crystallzcd Fruits Of All Kinds T'iij'.s) 'fir. Wtil f For ; ' . :'v ';V,S;"i"M : Your Thanksgiving and Christmas Rlht b ouu jLmma unamDers oi runs ton was home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grady vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Noah Rouse on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith visited relatives in the Noble's Mill section Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rouse visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grady and fam ily Sunday. Mrs. Colis Sutton and Pelham of Durham visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Addle Mewborn spent Sun day with her son J. A. Mewborn. - Dr. Gooding To The B. F. Grady PTA will hold Its regular meeting Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. The guest speaker will be Dr. G. V. Gooding, Duplin County Health Officer. - :,- All parents and teachers are ur ged to attend the meeting and to become members. Mrs. B. L. Grady Dies Hear Varsaw Mrs. Jeffrey Lewis Grady, 64, wife of Barney Grady, died Monday at 0:30 a.m. in Wayne Memorial Hospital after a week's Illness and several years of declining neaith. Funeral services were held from the home at 3 o'clock Tuesday by Rev. R. L. Crossno, pastor of War saw Methodist ' Church and Rev. M. K. Glover of Kenansville. Burial was In Pinecrest Cemetery in War saw. In addition to her husband she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Marvin Summerlln of Mt Ol ive, Mrs. C. A. Rhodes of Pittsburg, Pa., and Mrs. Blanche Jones of Warsaw; two sons, Llvie Grady of the home and Arey Grady of War saw; seven sisters, Mrs. Ben Swln- son and Mrs. C. A. Godbold-of War saw, Mrs. Joe Parker of Turkey, Mrs. A. A. Grady of ML Olive, Mrs. Maggie Chambers of Klnston, Mrs. Joe Winzigle of Wilmington, and Annie Lewis of Clinton; one bro ther, Robert Lewis of Warsaw. Classified A(k I LA8D7IKD RATES tire cents per were, nuiinma charge ef lie. Unices yen have at with s plea send stomps, money order er eheeh with ads.- Farmers! mm the Thnee Classified ads; If rest have anything to sell or exehanf e, er want to hay, we will aeeept produce lor payment. . FOR BETTER PROTECTION INSURE WITH FARM BUREAU MUTUAL Write or See W. SPICER, KENANSVILLE. N. C, SEE ME and make appointment to do your-auto body and 'fen der repairs, also replace your broken glasses with new Shatter Proof glass. A. C. HOLLAND, KENANSVILLE. . PLENTY OF GOOD WATER FROM A DRILLED WELL. ' WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND ESTIMATE, GIVING US DIRECTION AND HOW FAR YOU LIVE FROM YOUR PCSTOFFICE. il'-ATWI WELL COMPANY, INC RALEIGH, N. C. First Class Plumbing and HEATING All. WV Cuara.ileed r.'Kf RfiE P. PRIDGEN, J rfcone 22C-1 Warsa v. N. 0. U. H. FIRE LOSSES' 1948 SEVEN HUNDItl D AND TWELVE MIL LION DOLLARS MORE THAN ANY YEAR IN HISTORY.. PRO TECT YOI'R PROPERTY WITH"" :i. W. BLACK MORE Reliable Insurance Service Since September. 1902. WARSAW. N. C. FURNITURE Private sale daily, Auction each Saturday at S o'clock. J. R. MERCER Furniture Store in Beulaville. Also Myers Water Pumps. 10-7-41 pd. SHOES For real comfort and lone life - are the Chester-Aires. Heel-toToe Cushion Insole. - Air Conditioned. Orthopedic Arch Sup port and Heel If desired. Made and guaranteed by the Charles Chester Shoe Co, of Brockton, Mass. Those shoes are not sold through stores. See or contact Robert E. Holllng- sworth, Kenansville, N. C. Author ised Salesman. : Phone 235-8 10-14-2t pd. nooooooooeeooeoooooooooooooocoooooo Rank Af No need to come to' the bank to ' make deposits or withdrawals. . AH of our financial available to you at you do your banking by mail. ' -V, Just send your pass booh, tofether with the endorsed checks, ' " to send cash, be sure to register the letter. Withdrawals are for eomplete Information today! v .. FOR KZ."T: Fleor fco (I ment, Sander, Edcer and Poller. FOR SALE: Floor KbtisUng Ma terials. DUPLIN MERCANTrLB CO. , KENANSVILLE, N. C. 10-2Mt. C , SEE ME for your peean trees and fruit trees before November lath. W. E. BELANGA, Kenansville. N. C. l-21-4t e MALE HELP WANTED ReUable man with ear wanted to call on farmers In Duplin County. Wonderful opportunity. $15 to 921 in a day. No experience or capital required. Permanent. Write today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. C Candler Bids., Baltimore 2, Md. 10-14-2t. pd. FOR SALE: Real nice farm near Warsaw of E- H. Woodward (decea sed). Good tobacco aereace and buildings, mule farm implements, hay, corn. Also five room house for rent In town. See Miss Fannie Woodward, Warsaw, N. C. Home week ends. 10-14-21. C FOR SALE: Best Quality Lespedesa Hay In tales. SEE C. H. HOLLAND, Hi. I, Kenansville, H. C. ' 10-21-St. pd. We have for Delivery NOW: .. Aero Cyanamld for tobacco beds, Abrusxt Seed Rye, Cotton seea Meal & Hulls, Platinum Feeds. Call on us for your-needs In General Merchandise ft Farm Sup plies. ;' C. E. QUINN COMPANY, KENANSVILLE, ' N. C. 10-28-4t C Local Breeders To Attend Policy Meeting On Tuesday morning, October 11, at 11:00 o'clock, a representative of the Coastal Artificial Breeding As sociation, Inc., at Wallace, will meet with the Southeastern Breed ing Association's Policy Committee at the Town Hall in Statesvllle, W. Lee Meredith of Trinity, N. C, President of the Policy Committee will call the meeting to order. The Policy Committee Is made up of one member selected from each cooperative or Breeding Ser vice purchasing seman irom mo Southeastern Artificial Breeding Association. Various matters oi pol icy are discussed and voted, upon by these representatives. ,.- The DoUcles of the Southeastern Artificial Breeding Association are - Home services are --1 home when ss-LlJ" 7 rJy Pclterri U yjJZ SIZES Pattern 9332 comes In Jr. Miss sizes 11. 13, IB. 17. Size 13 takes 4'i yards 89-Inch fabric. Sand TWENTY-FIVE CENT8 in coins (or this pattern to 170 News prner I'attern Dept.. 232 West lSlli St.. New York 11, N. Y, Print p iinly CUE, NAME, ADDRESS, 1 1 YLE f4 UMBER. Just out our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book! Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Gift ideas by the score. Ec d Ftrteen Cents for this book. A Free Pattern is printed In book a new weskit to wear with your kil ls and dresses. determined by their customers, those 69 cooperatives and breeding services in North Carolina, Geor gia, Virginia, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee, South Carolina and Maryland who use seman from the Association's High Index Proved Sires. The invited guests will be: Dean I. O. Schaub, Director of Extension at North Carolina State College; Dr. D. W. Colvard, Head of Animal Industry, Professor J. A. Arey and Professor John Brown of the Dalrv Extension Department, all of Ral eigh. The Coastal Artificial Breeding Association is helping to improve the dairy herds of Duplin County by making available the service ef High Index Proved Sires from the --'M ; i . ' . , for deposit. If yon wish -5 ' ; . Just as simple. Ask us II Southeastern Artificial Breeding Association, at a cost that all far mers can afford. , -f Barbecue Supper Smith's Church There will be a barbecue supper at Smith Chapel Church In Smith's Township Friday nlghV, Oct. 7 from 3 to 8 o'clock. Proceeds to go for benefit of the church. Every body is invited. 3-in-1 Ears Corn Reported Rev. G. H. Turner of near Pink There is no greater clothing in America than A. BROOKS' y0m at only J (gyjc OOP fit UTy 'Tt , Once it was an art for a man to dress well economically . . . then along came CLIPPER CRAFT with s revolutionary plan to concen trate the purchasing power of re tail stores for economies in pro duction and distribution, result ing in lower prices without losing high quality standards! A. BROOKS was quick to add Its name to Clip per Craft, bringing you finely tail ored suits of top quality fabrics at exceptionally low prices! You'll find Clipper Craft clothing at A. BROOKS in Warsaw, so if you want to economise on your fall wardrobe, look to Hill brought into the Times office a few days ago a multiple ear of corn. Three solid, well filled out ears were grown together. Mr. Tur ner says he grew it on his farm. It is the first of its kind he says he ever saw. Health Clinic Schedule Changes trffontivA nntnhr '.2 there will hi a chanee in the Health Clinic schedule, according to an announce ment by the local Health Depart ment. Effective at once as follows: EACH WEDNESDAY Chinquapin - 9 to 10 A. M. at Billy Brlnkley's Store; Beulaville - 11 to 12 A. M. at Arthur Kennedy's Store; B. F. Grady - 1 to 2 P. M. at B. F. Grady School. 1. A 4, 1 -1 K Cjc::3!i Dn::.:: & -Trust ;r "uOl.jA I- jJ " - V r ii i t r n It e R f ' - ,v.. "" XJt-CZ I ' s H TAISON s, it a . '.. - I i a
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