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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th. 1949
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KcntrcctKlub;
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tess to the Kenansville Kontract
Klub last Wednesday evening at her
home Visitors were Mrs. C. P.
Guthrie, Mrs. Harold Precythe and
Mrs. Andrew Scott. Prize for high
score was given Mrs. Vance Gavin.
Mrs. Scott received a gift for visit
ors high. At the conclusion the hos
tess served a sweet course.'
Dessert Bridge
1 -Mrs. D. S. Williamson entertain
ed the members of her bridge club
at her home last Wednesday after
noon at 2:30. Autumn leaves and
1 chrysanthemums were used for
decoration.; Prior to the games a
sweet course was served consisting
of bound cake, vanilla ice cream
1 topped with, chocolate syrup, and
. coffee. Mrs. P. J. Dobson won high
score prize. Mrs. Daisy Craven was
the only visitor.
T The Kenansville Womans Club
met Nov. 17 at 3:30 p.m. with Mrs.
' N. B. Boney, .leader, Mrs. ; C. B.
Sitterson led the devotional. Mem-
ben taking part In the program
, were Miss Lula Hinson, Mrs. Alton
' i Newton "and Mrs. N. B .Boney.
; Special "music was rendered by
Miss Anna Hlnes, local music tea
, cher. Sixteen persons were present
' and at the close, members of the
Education Dept. served cake top
ped with whipped cream, garnish
ed with a red cherry and accompa-
nled with hot coffee.
Personals
Dr. and Mrs.. E. C. Grady and
daughter of Elm City' spent Sun
day afternoon, with Mr. and. Mrs.
J. & Grady. J f".' ":
Several people attended the fu
' neral Of Mr. GrahaaVfWelM f&tn
' day from Kenansville.- " T' ''
Mrs. J. O. Stokes is spending
several days in Atlanta, pa.) visit
ing relatives. ? :. ' ' if
- Dr. G. V. Gooding and Miss Mary
Lee Sykes made a business trip to
- Raleigh Monday. -r - v
Miss Mary Alice Whitfield spent
the past week-end in Willard with
her parents. .?i'-'"Y-"
' " . Mrs. Gordon Kornegay had as
guest for the week end her sister,
r . Mrs. T. W .Tarkenton and children
r of Roper, N. C. ... ..
Miss Mary Lee Sykes accomp
, - nled Mr .and Mrs. Bill Eubanks of
. .. Wilmington to see the Carolina
Duke game Saturday. . .
' ; Miss Isobel Jones spent the week
. . end in Warsaw with her parents.
Misses Gllda and Gloria Whit
.; field left Friday morning for Chi-
, cago, 111. to work in' a hospital
, WEEK BEGINNING
MONDAY and TUESDAY, November 18 - 29
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Donald O'connor, Charles Coburn, Gloria DeHaven ? j f p , JlfUKjlflt V&
WEDNESDAY, November 30 Matinee: 3:00 P. M. Night: 6:45 f-Jl
i WARSAW, N.C.
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Song 01 India
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Starring SABU Gail Russell, Turhan Bey
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, December 1 -
1 ;f Tazcnrst!:3ic Fountain
Starring Lex Barker and Brenida Joyce
SATUZSAY December 3 DOUBLE FEATURE ' v
ClorrL- j Buster Cratbe and . ! "Fuzzy" St. John i'
there. '
Mrs. John Willard and children
of Elizabeth City Is on an extended
visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Syk.es.
Mrs. Margaret Tucker of the
Times Staff is enjoying the com
pany of her . husband, ' Jimmy, a
merchant seaman, for a few days.
Mr. Tucker is home on a short
leave of absence.
MissBrinson
Mr; Bostic
The marriage of Miss Elna Grey
Brinson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs,
A. G. Brinson of Kenansville be
came the bride of Mr. William Mel
vin Bostic, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Bostic. of Kenansville on
November 16, 1949 at 5 o'clock in
candlelight ceremony, solemnized
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Washer Kept
In Cabinet
A washing machine often de
xacts from the appearance of the
fc-ra in which it is kept, espe
siaily if that room is the kitchen.
For that reason, American Build
er magazine suggests concealing
the washer in a cabinet
The cabinet door illustrated
ibove Is hinged so that It can be
opened and pushed out of the
way when the washing machine
j in use. The top is hinged at the
jack so that it can be lifted and
pushed back against the wall.
; When the washer is not in use,
the. top becomes a handy working
counter.
NOVEMBER : 28th
BSUUVILLE NEWS
Graveside Services
Graveside services were held for
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Wednesday af
ternoon at 4 o'clock. Surviving be
sides the parents are two sisters
and four brothers.
Circle Meets
The Young Women's Circle of
the Baptist Church will meet on
Monday night in the home of Mrs.
James Thomas.
Honored
A very attractive surprise Birth
day party was given honoring Miss
Juanlta Sumner at the home of
her parents Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe I.
Sumner at 8 o'clock on the night of
November J9th.
The home was attractive with
roses and yellow chrysanthemums.
Many interesting games were en
joyed. Games were directed by Mrs.
George Lanier. Winners of prizes
were Mr. Elmore Sandlin and Mr.
and Mrs. Haywood Miller.
After the sames Mrs. Sumner
invited the guests into the dining
rnnm where the table was decorated
with an imported lace cloth and
burning tapers. Mrs. George Lanier
served birthday cake, Mrs. Sidney
Hunter poured punch. Nuts, cook
ies, sandwiches were served Dy Mrs.
Everette Miller.
For her 16th blrthdav Miss Sum
ner received a lovely assortment of
gifts from the forty friends pres
ent.
O.E.S. Meets
On Nov. 7 a regular meeting of
Chapter 237, O. E. S. was held at
which time the Worthy Grand Ma
tron made her official visit. Fol
lowing the opening the Worthy
Grand Matron was presented at the
altar, given a hearty welcome, es
corted to the East and given Grand
Honors. Visitors from Kenansville
and Ayden were welcomed.
The-Worthy Grand Matron gave
an instructive message on the work
of the Order, which was enjoyed
very much..
A gift was presented to Mm.
Moag at a token of love from the
members and she expressed her
in the Baptist Church in Kenans
ville, Rev. N. E. Gresham officia
ting.
The vows were spoken before an
altar banked with pines, large bas
kets of white chrysanthemums with
lace ferns and burning white tapers.
The family pews were marked with
white satin ribbon and burning
tapers.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. Louise Mitchell,
pianist and Mrs. Walter Stroud,
soloist Prior to the ceremony Mrs.
Stroud sang, "The Sweetest Story
Ever Told", and ."Because.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a suit of blue
gabardine with brown accessories
and carried a white prayer book
showered with lillles of the valley
and centered with a purple lipped
orchid.
Miss Janice Brinson, maid of
honor, and only attendant wore
a suit of brown gabardine with
brown accessories and a corsage of
carnations
The bridegroom had as his best
man, Mr. Paul Edward Dail of Ke
nansville. Ushers were Mr. Augdon
Brinson and Mr.: David John Kll-
patrlck. lv ' : ,., .
After the ceremony the couple
left for unannounced points.. Up
on their return they will make their
home with the bridegroom par
ents. ..-:' .
SUN. MON. Not. 27-lS
My Fricr.d Irma
With Marie Wilson
And John Lund.
TUESDAY, Nor. 29
We Were Strangers
With Jennifer Jones
And John Garfi Id. "
thanks.
. At the close a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horne and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Speaker Tho
mas and daughter enjoyed an oys
ter roast as Sneads Ferry recently.
Mrs. Betty Jackson . Is in the
Kinston Memorial General Hospi
tal undergoing treatment
Mrs. Rossie Grady and Mrs. H.
S. Brinson made a business trip to
Warsaw Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Brown is ill at her
home.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Matthews were Mrs.
C. Rlvenbark and daughter Carolyn,
Mrs. Garland Can- and son of Rose
Hill.
Mrs. William Pickett and Miss
Martha Pickett of Kenansville vis
ited friends here Monday.
Mrs. J. M. Quinn, Mrs. Wooten
of Kinston who have just returned
from Europe visited Mrs. Lula Q.
Parker Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orzo Thlgpen shop
ped in Wilmington Monday.
Miss Mary Jackson of Peters
burg, Va. visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs .J. D. Jackson a few days
last week.
Mrs. Zula Batchelor and Nora
Ellen Miller visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. James in Wallace recently.
Mrs. Homer Howard is ill at the
Jacksonville Hospital.
Little Toyna Howard is visiting
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ivey
Nethercutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Harris and
daughter of Kerr visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Kennedy Sunday!
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Williams
of Charlotte visited his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Led Williams last week
end.
Mr. Ordell Sandlin hes returned
to Charleston, S. CT after visiting
his mother Mrs. Pearl Sandlin.
Mr. Johnny Edwards of Char
lotte visited his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Edwards last week end.
Mr. Elwood Quinn visited his
family here last week end.
Mrs. Charlton Sandlin and dau
ghter Sherry, Mrs. J. D. Sandlin,
Mrs. Aubrey Turner of Pink Hill
shopped In Goldsboro Saturday.
Gearld V. Rhe4esseainaii, USN,
of Norfolk visited his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Rhodes last week
end .
Sgt. and Mrs. Willie Fedora and
sons made a business trip to Golds
boro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Flave Donley and
Dorothy Thomas of Wallace spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Faison Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Quinn of
Chapel Hill spent the week end
with their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Kennedy,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kennedy and
Rapburn and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Venters and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Barbee enjoyed a barbecue
supper at Griffins in Goldsboro and
attended the circus.
Several from here attended the
Ringllng Bros. Circus Thursday'
night In Goldsboro.
Messers. Charlton Sandlin, Jim
D. Sandlin, D. W. Brown, Abe Pick
ett spent the week end at Lake
Waccamaw hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Cavenaugh
of Warsaw visited Mrs. Lula Q.
Parker recently.
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Norris, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Mercer, Mr. a ad
Mrs. Bill Carroll and Mr. and Mrs.
Ransome Mercer attended the Duke
Carolina game Saturday.
I. J. Quinn attended a convention
in Richmond this week end.
Mrs. Lila Lanier, J. D. Sandlin,
Winfred Guy and Mr. Walter Gre
sham attended church at the Pink
Hill Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Brown
visited Mr. end Mrs. Murphy Simp
son Sunday., v-
With Buck Jones.
THURS. - FRL Dee. 1-8
Chicago Deadline
With Alan Ladd
And Donna Reed.
THE AMERICAN WAY
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State College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions
Q. Some kind of Insect is eating
holes in the corn I have in storage.
What can I do to stop them?
A. If you plan to feed the grain,
use a fumigant. Mix three parts
ethylene dlchloride with ont part
carbon disulfide and four parts
corbon tetrachloride. Use this mix
ture as a spray or sprinkle it over
the surface of the grain. Then close
the storage bin up tight for 24 to
36 hours. For further details write
State College for a copy of Exten
sion Circular No. 325.
How can I prevent wooden strig
ers and floor joists in my buildings
from rotting out?
A. The best way to prevent de
cay in lumber is to "keep the wood
dry. Under buildings where there
is not enough ventilation, roll out
heavy roofing on the soil. If you
cover all the surface, it will keep
down sweating. Where timber is to
come in contact with the ground,
It's always a good idea to treat the
wood with a preservative.
Duplin Farmers
Plant Fish
Warren W. Maxwell of the B. F.
iGrady section received 8000 min
nows recently from the Conserva
tion Service Nursery at Edenton.
He placed them in a private pona.
Fertilized water will permit the
bream to grow into large size fish
more rapidly, he said.
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BREVARD MAN DESERVES
PINE TREE BARBER POLE
John Smith, Brevard barber,
should have a pine pole out in front
of his shop in place of the usual
red and white striped pole. That's
the opinion of John E. Ford, fores
try specialist for the State Col
lege Extension Si;r,ice.
According to Ford, Smith is so in
terested in getting trees planted in
Transylvania County that he has
obtained a supply of seedling appli
cation blanks from the local farm
agent and distributes them to his
customers.
MODEL THEATRE
I . BEULAV1LLE. N. C.
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 27
Sunday and Monday
FORT APACHE
AN ALL STAR CAST
Tuesday and Wednesday
MA AND PA KETTLE
With MARJORIE MAIN
Thursday - Double Feature
STALLION CANYON
AND
SAINTED SISTERS
Friday only
RUSTY SAVES A LIFE
Featuring RUSTY
Saturday
FAR FRONTIER
With ROY ROGERS
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CMC "450a" dUvr full value for evuy
dollar inveated . . . daliver tha axtraa
which make tham tha hardaat hitting
truck In thair fiald. Haavy, bumpar
built front anda provide unrivaled
pro taction. Valre-in-head, 270-cu.-in.
, angina provida outstanding power and
narformane. Husky frama el 10.1
aaetien modulua and rugged axlat,
clutchaa and tranmIaIon provide un
caoallad stamina. Roomy, wide-vision
cab provide certain safety and comfort.
Since he has been in business
for about 40 years, Smith has a
pretty good idea as to which of his
customers have idle land on which
trees can be planted. He is convin
ced that there are many acres in
the county which can be made to
produce a profitable crop of tim
ber with no loss in production of
farm crops and livestock.
Smith is president of the Bre
vard Chamber of Commerce.
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
In The General County Court
Case No. 224
NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
LUCY ANN LEWIS
VS.
JAMES O. LEWIS, JR.
The defendant, James O. Lewis,
Jr., will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the General County
Court of Duplin County, North
Carolina, for the purpose of ob
taining an absolute divorce on tbe
grounds of two years' separation;
and the said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk
of the General County Court ox
said County in the Courthouse in
Kenansville, North Carolina, within
twenty (20) days after the 24th
day of December, 1949, and answer
or demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
This the 21st day of November,
1949.
R. V. Wells, Clerk Gen
eral County Court Dupl'n
County, North Carolina.
Earlie C. Sanderson, Atty.
12-16-4L ECS
SEAREE HAYWORTH'S
MOTOR PARK
DRIVE IN
THEATRE
Hi-Way 11, Pink Hill, N. C.
(One of Carolina's Finest)
MOONLIGHT LIGHTING
CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND
MODERN REST ROOMS
THE WHOLE FAMILY'S
AMUSEMENT CENTER
SUNDAY, Nov. 27th
It's Ladd It's Action
The Great Gatsby
Starring Alan Ladd
And Shelia Winters.
Also Color Cartoon
MON. & TUES.
The Funniest Fish Story Yet
Mr. Peabody And
The Mermaid
With Wm. Powell
And Ann Blyth.
Also Shorts
WEDNESDAY,
EUD LOU
ABBOTT & COSTELLO in
Hold That Ghost
Also Serial
THURSDAY only
Intrigue Love Action
The Dark Past
With Wm. Holden, Nina
Foch, Lee Cobb, and
Adele Jergens.
Also "3 Stooges" Comedy
FRIDAY only
Fast and Funny
Slightly French
With Dorothy Lamour,
Don Ameche, Willard
Parker, and Janis Carter.
Also Shorts
SATURDAY
DOURLE FEATURE
Rose Of The Yukon
With Steve Brody
And Myna Dell.
ALSO.
Marshal Of Reno
with "wad Bin" Elliott :
And Little Beaver
SATURDAY, Dee. I
DOUBLE FEATURE
Crcr. J 01 Fear ;
With Jimiry Wtkely. .
WEDNESDAY, r v. Zl
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