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,1 Kenansville Basket ears Drop Two Each To Chinquapin And B. F. Grady A large crowd of people witness ed two good ball games in the Chin quapin High School gym Tuesday night, Jan. 3. These were the first scheduled games for the schools in contest for the year 19SO. KENANSVILLE CHINQUAPIN Boys Game: Kenansville was very proud of the good fight that their boys put up against their opposing team. Bobby Ingram led the Kenansville Phantoms with 21 points. Jimmy Wagstaff and Bill Summerlin were best defensive players for Kenans ville. ChinauaDin won thp aamt. in th last inree minutes. Final score, Chinquapin 33, Kenansville, 30. i Girls Game: f Kenansville was also proud of -their girls' fighting spirit too. Even though they did not win thep keot the spirit to the end of the gam. Mary Summerlin was nigh scor er for Kenansville with 8 points. Best defensive player for Kenans ville was Mary Beth Southerumd. Hish scorer for Chinquapin was Wilma Brown with 8 points. Best defensive player for Chinquapin was Madgelene Sholar. Final score was Chinquapin 36; Kenansville 18, B. F. GRADY - KENANSVILLE Boys Game: B. F. Grady took the win from Kenansville in the last five min utes of the game. Kenansville led most of the first half with a good margin of points and then Grady took the lead in the last quarter and won the game with a final score of 37 to 30. High scorer for Ke nansville was Bobby Ingram and high scorer for Grady was Alfred 1 ( poop MuitE"S"j Iona or Packer's Label TOMATOES CORK -PEAS OR GREEK BEANS 2 No. 2 cans 21c 1 pound pkg. DRIED PEACHES 29c CAMPBELL'S 10 V2 oz. can TOMATO SOUP 10c SWIFT 41bctn. JEWEL Shortening 75c A & P No. 2 can APPLE SAUCE lie POLKA - DOT 5 16 MEAL 22c HOME STYLE OR SANDWICH 1 V2 lb loaf MARVEL BREAD 18c ANN PAGE wlth Prk tmato sauce 216 oz. cans BEANS 19c MILD & MELLOW 1 lb bag 8 O'CLOCK Coffee 59c SUNNYFIELD S. R. 10 lb bag FLOUR 68c GOLDEN-MAID 1 lb OLEO 20c A & P No. 1 can FRUIT COCK TAIL 22c FRESH 2 bunches CARROTS 15c FRESH 21b CUKES 24c FRESH BELL 2 lb - PEPPER 24c FRESH 2 bunches RADISHES 12c j ' hi ml : iff t mi,,. BaDtist Church.- ; Mr. and Mrs. ' Brinson received the guests. Mr, and Mrs. Holland invited them into the dining room where the table was decorated with an arrangement of white carnations flanked with burning white tapers in crystal candclabras. Magnolia leaves were used in bank arrange ments on the buffet. Mrs. Everett Dixon, mothed oi the bride-elect, served the wedding cake after the bridal couple-elect had cut the first slice. Mrs. Anio.s Brinson served coffee. Mesdames W. D. Strickland and J. M. Wells assisted in serving nuts and mints. There were approximately fifty guests Including the wedding party, close friends and out-of-town guests. Bride Elect Honored RECENT BRIDE Mrs, Bell, of Rt. 2, Mt. Olive, who before her recent marriage was Miss Dora Betty Dixon of Kenansville, daugh- Bennie ter of Mr. and Mrs. Everetle J. Dixon of Mt. Olive.. Photo by - Charles Kraft. CLOSE WEDNESDAY 12 NOON Bell -Dixon Vows Are Spoken The marriage of Miss Dora Betty Dixon of Kenansville and Mount Olive, and Bennie Bell of Mount Olive was solemnized Wednesday evening, December 21 at 5 o'clock in the Bear Marsh Baptist Church The Rev. Thomas K. Woody, pas to of the church, performed the double ring ceremony. A. program of nuptial music wss presented by Mrs. James Loftin, pianist, and Mrs. Walter Stroud, soloist. The bride entered the church with her father. She wore an origin al gown of candlelight satin, fash ioned with a marquisette yoke off the shoulder effect with a bertha of Chantilly lace ruffle, a tight-fitted bodice and full skirt which ended In a circular train. The finger-tip veil of illusion fell from a coronci of .Chantilly lace. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations centered with white orchide show ered with stephanotis and lilies of the valley. Mrs. B. F. Jones of Richlands at tended her sister as matron of hon or. Her gown was of pink taffeta with matching mitts. She carried a pink satin muff showered with pink carnations and wore matching flowers in her hair. Mrs. Leonard Sasser, sister of the bride and Miss Shirley Wells, of Wilmington, were bridesmaids. They wore pink gowns, identical in design to that of the matron of honor, and carried pink satin muffs showered with pink carnations and wore matching flowers in their hair. George R. Bell of Richmond, Va., attended his brother as best man. Ushers were Julius and nay Dixon, brothers of the bride. Colon Hol land and David Strickland. Immediately after the ceremony, Wells. Girls Game: Kenansville girls led the game in the first quarter and then B. F. Grady took the lead and stayed ahead through the game. High scor ers for Kenansville were Mary Summerlin and Katie Mae Quinn with 10 points each. Best defensive player for Kenansville was Thelma Hall. Sarah Waters was high scorer for Grady with 26 points. The final score was B. F. Grady 42, and Ke nansville, 26. the couple left for a wedding trip to Florida. The bride was wearing an original suit of gray wool with navy accessories. Her corsage was the orchid lifted from her bridal bouquet. Mrs. Bell is now employed as treasurer oi Duplin County PMA. The bridegroom is engaged in farm ing in the Hear Marsh community where they will make their home Couple Honored At Cake Cutting Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brinson enter tained at a cake cutting Tuesday evening, December 20 in the home of the former honoring Miss Dora Betty Dixon and Bennie Bell whose marriage too kplace at 5:00 o'clock Bride-elect, Miss Dora Betty Dix on, was honored at a Coffee Hour from eight until ten o'clock in the home of Miss Eleanor Boney of Wallace, with Mrs. Alvin Powell if Magnolia as joint hostess. Guests were greeted by Mrs. W. H. Browder and Mrs. Alvin Powell and pinned with miniature corsages of mistletoe. Receiving in the living room were Miss Boney and the bride-elect.- The guests were thn directed to the Register by Miss Mary Bland Hoffler and Mrs. O. C. Blanchard, Jr., of Wallace. The Reg ister was kept by Miss Mary Mur phy of Rose Hill and Mrs. Edward Johnson of Wallace directed to the dining room. The home was decorated through out with attractive and novel Christ mas arrangements. The dining table was centered with an all white Christmas arrangement, flanked by burning tapers. Mrs. Colon Holland of Kenansville, sister of the bride elect, poured coffee. Assisting in serving Christmas cookies, nuts, ham biscuit and cheese straws were Mesdames J. F. Branyon, Charles Farnor, O. C. Blanchard, Sr., M ss Willie Mae Dixon, Miss Carolyn Boney of Wallace and Miss Fannie Kearns of Kenansville. Goodbyes were said to Mrs. E. ( . Tyndall of Kenansville and Mrs. A. C. Hall of Wallace. Miscellaneous Shower at the home of the former with a miscellaneous shower. Throughout the home" Christmas decorations were used.', Miss Dixon! was presented a cor sage of red carnations and silver in her selected pattern. Miss Dixon Honoree In Richlands Miss Dora Betty Dixon, bride elect of December 21, was compli mented on Tuesday evening at a party given by Mrs. B. H. Jones at her home in Richlands. The holiday j motif was carried out in decorations and refreshments. The honoree was presented a bridal corsage and f gift of crystal. On Wednesday aflernoon Decem ber 14th Mrs .C. L. Davis and Mrs. Elbert Davis of Mt. Olive enter tained in honor of Miss Dora Betty p.m. December 21, at Bear Marsh Dixon, bride-elect of December 21 Circle No. 1 Meets Circle No. 1 of Grove Presbyter ian Church met Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. A. T. Outlaw Mrs. W. J. Pickett presided. Bible study was leH by Mrs. Clarence Murphy assisted by members of the Circle. The topic was: "Cruoifixion of Christ". Mrs. L. Southerland had charge of the devotional closing. Following the meeting a social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Outlaw assisted by Sarah West and Angela Daugh try served spiced tea and sai d-wiches. Ella Cooper Circle The Ella Cooper Circle of the Baptist Church met on Monday night in the home of Mrs. Willard Brinson. Miss Lila Wells president, presided. Mrs. F. W. McGowen was in charge of the program. After the meeting the hostess virved ic cream and cake. Bridge Party Mrs. J. BWallace was hostess to her bridge club on Tuesday even ing of last week. Mesdames F. W. McGowen and I. C. Burch were visitors. Mrs. C. B. Guthrie won prize for high score. Visitors high score was won by Mrs. I. C. Burch. At the conclusion of the games the hostess served ice cream float, cookies and salted nuts. family viiitled la i : Miss Pattle Williamson It. . t. i Tuesday for Chicigo, III having spent Christmas holidays with h parents Mr, yA Mr C. S, WtUlam--son.r ''J'''A i'xTS' f;;,':; Mrs. Leslie Bail and Miss Macy Cox of Magnolia visited In Ke.ians vllle Sunday. J-" 7 ' " Mrs. Marion Everett field repre sentative of the Red Cross spent Wednesday with Mrs, N B. Boney. Mrs. J. A.. Dobson and children of Snow Hill is visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dobson. Mrs. Sam Newton spent the past week end in Goldsboro with Mr., and Mrs. William Mercer and fam ily. : Mesdames P. J. Dobson, J.. A." Hines. and Miss Lula Hlnson spent ' Friday In New Bern visiting Mrs. J. E. Jerrltt Miss Lula remained for a longer visit. . Mrs. Wilbur Adams and children Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Williams. Mr. D. S. Williamson visited Ids brother, Mr. J. C. Williamson in Rocky Mount last week. . , , Mrs. D. S. Williamson entertained-at a birthday dinner Sunday the following people, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Malley and James of Jones bo r,1 Mr. and Mrs. Russell S pence and children of Goldsboro. The occasion was in honor of jMr. Malley's 81at birthday. Personals Card Of Thanks We wish to. express our deep appreciation for the many Deeds of kindness shown us in the death of our beloved ones. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Outlaw and family; and Mrs. Herman Wat ers and children. oooooooooooo Li i 1 11 asm Duplin Times KENANSVILLE, N. C eoooooooooot. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson and mmmmmth ! New.rNm.Mew all-new beauty inside and out! LIST YOUR TAXES NOW WITH YOUR TOWNSHIP LIST TAKER TOWNSHIPS WARSAW FAISON WOLFSCRAPE GLISSON ALBERTSON , SMITH LIMESTONE CYPRESS CREEK .ISLAND CREEK ROCKFISH MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIA KENANSVILLE Farmers will be LIST TAKERS Mrs. Sadie Bennett Mrs. Bessie Williams Mrs. William Loftin Willard Westbrook Mrs. Hess Davis Cleon Smith J. I. Thomas and Mrs. Herman Miller Elmo Maredy Mrs. Leland Teachey G. H. Blanton ; - Mrs. W. I. Rouse Mrs. H. L. Pippin Mrs. Myrtle K. Quinn prepared to give Farm Census Information. F. W. MCGOWEN, COUNTY TAX SUrESVISOIL v 1 ' jilt I ,it.,, ... . I .. . t;;-" - ! --- " ... - : . a ThyV9 ftevr C Come, eae tbam today! . car ef surp-kii i' new bcasty . . . wkh asw loafer, pR'cr, bvctkrc'lI)W;;v i,' sitHinf new intetmre, bmt bylon fabrics. ta . . . ic'te tadzy's new style dmenc! And (Chryri8rB kind of beaxrty iB tfa baeatjr yon ssaUy uppreclato becauao it reflects tk wxnnd eoRfBeeting ? - , , . y. ,( . . .., j. , . . .. i , .. ,r . ,f , n and ib solid coinXort liaide. 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