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4 4 0 Til FRIDAY, FESSUARY 24th, 1S5Q COUnWMiETBALLiGAMES Never Too Late W 4j T7 f Bridge Party Mrs. Gardner Edwards entertain ed at her home Tuesday night with three tables of bridge. .During play the Hostess served iced drinks and nuts. Mrs. Harry Jackson received a gift for high score for women and Mr. Red Mercer received high for the men. " After ' scores were tallied Mrs. Edwards served strawberry short cake and coffee to the guests. Young Ladies Circle The young ladles of the Presby - terian Church held, their first meet ma Tuesday nisht In the home of "Mrs. Charlton Sandlln. . . Mrs. Orlando Albertson acted as chairman and new officers for the year were elected: Mrs. Charlton Sandlln, chairman; Mrs. Jim San dlln, co-chairman; Mrs. Andrew Jackson, treasurer Mrs. Harry Home, secretary, Plans for organizing and mater ial for programs were discussed. The hostess served iced drinks open face sandwiches, roasted nuts and cake. The March meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. An drew Jackson. Birthday Party Mrs. Osa Sumner entertained Saturday afternoon at 3:00 honor ing her daughter Dlanne on her 6th birthday. Many games and contests were enjoyed by the group. Mrs. Sumner served the 26 little guests cake, Ice cream, drinks and . gave miniature party baskets filled with candy hearts. Dianne received many lovely gifts. Kate Jones Honored r Mrs. Adolph Jones entertained at her home Monday afternoon at 3:00 honoring her daughter Katie on her 4th birthday. Mrs. Jones led the children in outdoor games after which they were invited Into the house where a beautiful white birthday cake with pink and green trimming cen tered the dining table. Mrs. Jones served cake, Ice cream, lemonade, easter eggs and gave balloons for favors to the 20 little guests pres ent. Katie received many lovely gifts. To Teach Course - Miss Mary Herring of Greensboro will teach a 10-day study course in the Cedar Fork Baptist Church be ginning .March 12. The. study course book "The Pro phet of Little Cane Creek" is to be taught at Hallsville Baptist Church March 11 with an all day meeting. To Conduct Revival Rev. Luther J. Matthews of the First'-Baptlst Church in Winston Saleni will conduct a revival at the Beulaville Baptist Church beginn ing' March; 20. Mildred Brinson Bride -Elect Entertained , Mr. Hosea Hunter, Mrs. Alton Brinson, Mrs. Warren Kennedy and Mrs. Sidney Hunter entertained in the. home of the latter Thursday night at an attractive miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Mildred Brinson, bride-elect of March 4. The home was most attractively decorated with daffodils and ivy. Miss Kathryn Waller met .the guests at the door and pinned on twin hearts. Miss Brinson was pre sented a lovely pink corsage on arrival. "Miss Daisy Burnham presided at the register and Miss Ermie San derson wcelved ;ln the gift room. "Mrs. Kfty Cupp and Miss Lou Jackson directed games and con test, i PrttesJ for the contest were awarded 'to' Mrs. Herman Miller and; Mrs. At L. Brown. Till hostesses served a salad plate with chicken salad on lettuce, open face sandwiches, pickles, ritz, cake and green and white nuts. -Miss Brinson received a lovely assortment of gifts. v y i 1 v'n.i Announce Birth 'Mr 'Mri) and Mrs. Albert Thompson announce the birth of a son, Ervin ' Rayv n Feb. 10 In Memorial Gen eral Hospital, Klnston. Mrs. Thomp son is the former Naomi Hatchell of Beulaville. V Betrothed" s Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Mobley an nounce the marriage of their dau- ' ghter.Dorle, to Elmore Sandlln aon fo Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sand , Hn of Beulaville. The marriage took place Friday Feb. y Q In South 1 Carolina. The couple are making their home In Beulaville. J; ' v Good Books Available Anyone Interested In reading good books can get them at the home of Mrs. Andrew Jackson. These books are county books and are brought once week to Mrs. Jackson by the County Book Mo bile, j'..-.,.,:, . l1& f .V. COCONUT CANDLE CAKES While the Banter bunny naps, thii cocky little Hawk presides at TW Easter table over the Coconut Candle Cakes. , 2 eupt lifted cake flour , 2 teaipoon double-acting baking powder) . teaspoon $alt V4 cup butter or other ihort eniug, . 1 ep tugar ' 2 ggi, unbeaten cup milk 1 teatpoon vanilla . 1 1 can tnoitt, iweetened eocounr . Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift together , three times. Cream shortening, add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each.' Add flour, alternately with milk, a small amount at a time, ibeating after each addition until smooth. Add vanilla. Turn into greased muffin pans, Ailing them V4 full. Bake in moderate oven (375 F.) 20 minutes, i- until done. Frost with fluffy frosting and sprinkle thickly with moist, t veetened coconut. Arrange cakes on large platter and insert candle holder with tiny colored candle in each cake. Light candle just before siving. Makes 2 down small or 15 large cup cakes. , " met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs .M. M. Thigpen with Mrs. Hosea Hunter presiding. Maryland My Maryland was sung by the group. Mrs. W. F. Hinson gave an interesting talk on family life. Miss Ermie Sanderson talked on foods and nutrition, Mrs. Phoe be Pate gave some helpful sug- Personals Pvt. Glenn Lanier, USA. of Ft. Jackson. S. C. spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ar chie Lanier. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hollow- ell of Norfolk, Va. were Mondav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Matthews. Mrs. C. W. Sutton and Mrs. Mal tie Bradshaw visited Mrs. C. A. Cattany in Jacksonville Monday. Mrs. C. L. Wade recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miller in Tar boro. Miss Elaine Rouse of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lanier during the week end. Mrs. L. D. Sholar has returned to her home in Goldsboro following a visit with Mrs. Zolie Batchelor. - Mrs. Lizzie Brown and Mrs. Ho bart Kennedy visited Mrs. Gladys Proctor in Raleigh last week. Mrs. Lila Lanier visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams in Cary a few days last week. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rlvenbark and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Riven bark of Rose Hill. Rev. Robert Kennedy has re turned home after undergoing treatment in the hospital for sev eral weeks. Mrs. Thomas Hall of Larksville, Md. is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson. Mrs. Ellis Brinson and Thelma, Mrs. R. G. Quinn and Peggy spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker in Raleigh- Mrs. Tom Barden visjted her parents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gresh am Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brinson of Kenansville visited Mr. and Mr.. David Jackson Sunday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thigpen were Prof. Lloyd Stark of Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pippin of Richlands. Little Charles Ellis Parker of Raleieh is sDendina a few days with his grandmother Mrs. Ellis Brin- son,- Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ouinn of Chapel Hill spent the week end here with their parents. Ro Thomas. USN spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Floy Holloman and daughter of Goldsboro were Sun day guests of Mrs. Annie J. Bostic. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. uuinn were Sniulav dinner suests Of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Bell In Kenansville. Mrs. Unrrv Ravnor is a -patient at Parrntt Hosoital In Klnston re ceiving treatment for a broken leg. Mr. D. H. Lanier of Chapel Mm Dent the Weekend with his parents Mri and Mrs. Tyson Lanier. Mrs. I. J. Sandlln, sr., Mr. ana Mrs. Willie Jones and Mrs. Jose phine Kennedy enjoyed an oyster roast at Chinquapin Friday. Mrs. Dora Tyndall of Clinton recently visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Thigpen. . s Mr and Mrs. Warren Kennedy. Mrs. Sudle Brinson visited Mrs. W. D. Sandlln in a Klnston hospital Sunday;- ;"' " ."'"r:' ' nr. and Mm IP. L. Norria and Children visited friends In Clinton Sunday. i ; " Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Sandlln, Jr. pnri finest te W't end !) gestions on home poultry. Miss Hilda Clontz, home agent, gavei demonstration on pictures in me home. Refreshments were in the Valen tine motif, cake, coffee, ice cream, candied orange peel and salted nuts were served by the hostess. Oscar To. . Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Taylor of Rich lands and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Quinn of Pink Hill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Thigpen. Pvt. I. J. Hines, USA. Ft. Jack son, S. C. spent the week end here with relatives. Billy Gresham of Chapel Hill spent the week end at home here, Miss Polly .Brown,, ECTC spent the week end with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Bill Brown. News From Harper- Southerland The Harper-Southerland church is nearing completion .The walls are now plastered and painting will soon begin. The people here wish to thank each and every one who has made this dream of ours come true .May God bless you all. Church services are held each second Sunday night and fourth Sunday mornings. We are always glad to see new faces in our audi ences. Our Sunday School is grow ing with 49 attending Feb. 19. We are really proud of our Church and Community. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Turner re turned home from Richmond with their daughter Ermie Lee Who has completed her training there and will accept a position somewhere in the near future. Mrs. Thurman Hussey visited her sister Mrs. Henry Kornegay last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Turner made a business trip to Mt. Olive Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Souther- land and children, Mrs. R. L. Sum- merlin and Miss Mary Gray Sum merlin of Summerlln X-roads vis ited the Orten Gardens in Wil mington Saturday. Misses Martha Cathryn, Shelby. Jean, and Yvonne Southerland at tended the Young Peoples League at the Legion Hut at Maxwell's Mill Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John Guy and Cathryn spent last week with her daughter Mrs. Harold Davis in Klnston. Miss Shelby Jean Southerland spent Monday night with Miss Irene Smith. Misses Martha Southerland and Cathryn Guy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Grady. Mr. A. B. Southerland of near Kenansville and Mr. H. C. Merritt of Magnolia visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harper Sunday. Mrs. ' Henry Lee has returned from Memorial General Hospital and is reported to be Improved... Mrs. G. C. Ballard and son Is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harper. Mrs. Paul Grady and children visited her parents Mr, and Mrs. J K. Southerland Sunday. - Mrs. Delia Stroud and girls, Ber tie Sallle and Cordelia were visitors in our community Thursday. Mrs. Johnnie Harper and' John nie Philip were visitors of Mrs, Delia Stroud Tuesday.; ', i Mr. and Mrs. William Sutton and son William Lynn visited Mr. and Mrs L. F. Jones Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. James Southerland and children, also Mrs. R. L. Snm- Jn" "n 8' I f'try Gray Summpr!!?i B. F. Grady 35, Chinquapin 31 -Boys Gasae: ,; Chinquapin 10 8 1 1231 B. F. Grady 10 10 8 934 High scorers for Chinquapin: Batchelor 10, Wallace 9. B. F. Grady Wells 8, Parker 6. Best defense for Chinquapin: W. James, J. C. Wallace. For Grady: Donald Wells, R. Manning. , Wallace 52, Penderlea 24 Boys Came: Penderlea 7 10 3 424 Wallace 16 8 18 1252 High scorer for Penderlea: Jay Bradshaw 9. High scorers for Wal lace: Norman Hardison 18, Archie Fairea 12. Best defense for Penderlea: J. Blanton. For Wallace: James Fairea, Norman Hardison. 20th victory for Wallace In 22 games. Kenansville Zt, Calypso 26 Boys Game CalVDso 5 5 3 1326 Kenansville 7 5 6 1028 High scorer for Kenansville: Bob by Ingram 9. For Calypso: Jack Davis 11. Best defense for Kenansville: Bud Dale. For Calypso: Stanley. Calypso 53, Kenansville 27 Girls Game Calypso 15 15 13 1053 Kenansville 8 8 2 927 High scorer for Calypso: Guy 23. Kenansville: Betty Whitfield 17. Best defense, Calypso: Bell. For Kenansville: Mary Southerland, Pelma Hall. Pink Hill 71. Deeo Run 67 The Tri-County girls basketball tournament reached a blazing cli max Saturday night at Deep Run when the Pink Hill girls scored a 71-67 victory over Deep Run. Both teams had posted two victories each in reaching the finals. High scorers for Pink Hill: Bon nie Howard 38, Shirley Howard 27. High scorers for Deep Run: Eunice Noble 43, Jean Grady 9. Best defensive players f r P.' Hill: Ann Ruffin, Bat-bar 'Vron. Best defensive players f v Doe Run: Adele Baker, Betty Lou WIi ley. Pink Hill and Contentnea Split The Pink Hill girls defeated Ihv Contentnea airls 54-51 at Pink Hill Friday night. The Pink Hill boys lost to the Contentnea boys 56-40. Ercel Sanderson sank a foul shot in the last minute of the gin's game to break a 51-51 tie and give Pink Hill its margin of victory. Girls game leaders, scoring: Pink Hill, Bonnie Howard 24, Shir ley Howard 21. Contentnea: Pef. gy Hughes 21, Ernestine Rouse 21 Defense: Pink Hill, Ann Ruffin, Lottie Belle Malpass. Contentnea, C. Mercer, B. Grimes, P. West. Boys game leaders: scoring. Con tentnea, B. Worthington 21, F. Holt 14, O. Tripp 10. Pink Hill, B. Hickr 20, W. Blizzard 13, M Bostic 8. De fence: Contentnea, Worthington. Pink Hill, T. Byrd, Bostic. Officials were Mock and Baker. Beulaville 35, Clinton 25. Girls Game. Beulaville 5 11 14 535 Clinton : 2 4 9 1126 High scorers for Beulaville: L. Hall 15, C. Thigpen 15. High scorers for Clinton: R. Heath 13, W. John son 8. Best defensive players for Beula ville: H. Everton, M. Thigpen. Best Wrightsville Beach Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon McDower and Mrs. Fannie Smith of Klnston and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brewer of Golds boro, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stan ley of Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stanley of Lakeside were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Rouse visited in Seven Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Telford Potter and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Deaver at Mt Olive Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Tyndall and family visited near Mt. Olive on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hines were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hines Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eifird and son of Klnston and Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey Elmore and family of Buck eisberry visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Eifird Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Smith and family and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coombs and family of Pink Hill Visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Har per Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Outlaw and Miss Rachel Outlaw were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bodell Out law on Sunday. Guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Harper on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones, Mrs, . Pearl Jones and family of Deep Run, also Mr. Bowden Southerland of Kenans-'' vllle and : Mr. ' H. f C. Merritt of Magnolia.' , SSgt Marvin Brock is visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Smith while on a 12 day furlough. Mr. and; Mrs. Harry Smith' of Klnston were guests of her motjief Mrs. John Guy Sunday. . j. Mr and , Mrs, Howell Souther land visited her mother In Hew Bern last week end..; ! . ; V t , -, Yvonne Southerland spent on night last, ; week .with Rosemond Outlaw,. . .' Mr. and Mrs. William Sutton and son were guests at a barbecue sup r r jtl j- t f - " :y night for Clinton: R. Sasser. Finals Wednesday night. Winners received trophies-tournament held In Wallace. Franklin 29, Rose Hill 13. Bora Game. Rose Hill 1 3 5 413 Franklin 6 9 7 7 2 High scorers for Franklin. Rob ert (Bob) Benton 13, Jimmie Mc Phall 8. For Rose Hill: Murray 7, Raokley 5. Best defensive players for Frank lin: Edward J. Johnson. Bobby Creech, Walter Pate, Jr. For Rose Hill: Dixon, Fussell. Non-conference game. Rose IIIU 32, Franklin 25. Girls Game. High scorers for Rose Hill: Bob bie Scott 17, Shirley Wilson 8, Bar HCeimaimsvnlUIe News Circle Meets Circle No. 2 of Grove Church on Monday night instead of the regular time, with Miss Margaret Williams. Mrs. Louise Mitchell pre sided. Miss Hilda Clontz had charge of the program, the topic being. "The Trial". After the regular busi ness meeting a social hour was en- Joyed. Sewing Club Meets The BMG Sewing Club met on last Tuesday in the home of Mrs. F. W. McGowen. Arrangements of jonquils, narcissus and spirea were used in decorations. Mrs. J. A II. iie; ;.!.(! Miss Lula Hinson were rrs. Al'Cr the sewing bee the 'io.-less served jello, pound cake and toffee. Birthday Party On Wednesday night of last week Mesdames W. E. Lewis and I. N. Bowden were joint hostesses to a surprise birthday party in the home of the latter, honoring Mrs. J. L. Tucker. Arrangements of Spring flowers were used in deco rations. Card games were enjoyed by the guests. High scorers for the games were Mesdames L. Souther land, B. J. Rivenbark and Billy Stephens. At the conclusion of games the hostesses served a salad plate and coffee. The honoree re ceived many attractive and useful gifts. Bridge Club Meets Msr. F. W. McGowen was hostess to her bridge club last Wednesday evening. Early Spring flower ar rangements were used throughout the rooms. Tea towels were presen ted Mrs. Vance Gavin, high scorer. At the conclusion of the games, the hostess served jello with whipped cream, pound cake and coffee. Hostess To Bridge Mrs. W. J. Pickett was hostess to her bridge club last Friday after noon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. J. A. Gavin and Miss Lula Hinson were visit ors. A variety of flowers were used for decoration. Mrs. D. S. William son received a gift for hieh srore and Miss Hinson was remembered with gifts. Miss Martha Pickett as sisted in serving frozen fruit salari salted nuts, cream mints and coff ee. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Charles Odom of Raleigh spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dobson. Mrs. W. J. Pickett anrl Mies Mar tha Pickett made a business trip to Wilmington last Thursday. Mesdames P. J. Dnhsnn .1 a Hines. Willard .Tnh Quinn and Willard Brinson made a business trip to Fayetteville last V:w(0.K SBRVCC 1L' J ckrTMKNow- -J ! . viaa tJoTORYo. MMHife R ' j fiL&(Tro5j y BBSS ii!!iijiii!ii(ir I bara Wilson 7. High scorers for Franklin: Joyce Ray Hall 13, Reba Matthews 7, Mary Drew Brlce 5. Best defense for Hose Hill: L. Kusscll, Lib Waters, Teuehey. Besl lor Franklin: Anna Rae Sm:tli. IVg K.v Billiard, Angelyn Mayn.;ul. Non-conference game. Wallace 37, Magnolia 34. Boys Game. Wallace 10 9 8 1037 Magnolia 4 14 7 9 34 High scorers for Wallace: Archlr Faires 10, Jimmy Herring 7. Higl scorers for Magnolia: Wade Gaylo' 15, Jack Carr 8 . Best defense for Wallace: Pelt Teachey. Best for Magnolia: llo Herring. Wallace wins Duplin County II title. In consolation game Warsaw defeated B. F. Grady, 43-37. Wednesday. Misses Martha Pickett, Anna Hines, Mrs. Louise Mitchell, Bar bara, Mrs. W. J. Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grady, Rebecca and Mis. L. Southerland attended the Don ald Dame Concert in Clinton on Tuesday night. Mr. G. V. Gooding, .Ir. of Chnpel Hill, Miss Theresa Gooding and Mr. Banks McNary of Goldsboro spent the past week end with I)r and Mrs. G. V. Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dobson and Mrs. ,1. A. Hines attended the funeral of Mrs. James Kenan in Wilmington Monday. Mrs. Harvey Blake, John Wright and Miss Lila Shaffer of IHunaw were week end guests of Mrs. N'oi.i Shaffer. Mrs. Hanip Grady of Rt. I. Ke nansville recently underwent an ap pendectomy at Memorial General Hospital in Kinston and is recup erating nicely at home. Mrs. Estelle Smith Former Clubwoman Commits Suicide Mrs. Estelle Smith, age 63, for mer North Carolina Home Demon stration worker, and known by club women in Duplin and all over North Carolina, committed suicide at her home in Raleigh Feb. 15 by shooting herself in the chest and head with a pistol. Friends said she had been despondent for some time. , Mrs. Smith entered Home Dem-', onstration work in Wayne County in 1916. Since then she has devo ted 31 years of untiring service to the work in North Carolina. She became district agent for 34 coun ties in 1918. For five years she was assistant State Home Demonstra tion Agent before her retirement. Through her efforts curb markets were established in four large towns in Eastern Carolina. She wrote the constitution adopted by the North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs, chang ing the name from the Home Bu reau. She was the first chairman of the American Home Department of the North Carolina Woman's Clubs and was director of the Farm Women's Short Course at Stale College from 1927 to 1930. Announce their ANNUAL SPRING REUNION to be held in the Masonic Temple, Wilmington, N. C. : TUESDAT, MARCH 28, 1950, beginning at 9:00 A. M. 4th through the 14th Degrees WEDNESDAY, March 19, 1950, beginning at 8:30 A. M. 15th through the 27th Degrees THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1950, beginning at 9:30 A. M. 28th through the 32nd Degrees All Scottish Rite Masons are cordiHv inv'fH to attend CHARLES B. NEWCOMB, Secretary-Register Brooklyn, N. Y. Five yean aft), Spanish-American War Veter an Max Felstymer knew seven languages. Then he had a stroke and forgot every word he ever knew. Determined at least to re learn English, Mr. Felstymer la attending weekly classes at a local Veterans Administration clinic. Miss Elisabeth L. Kelly (in uniform), a Red Croat Gray Lady, helps him. Kenansville Junior Senior Banquet On Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m. the Jun ior Class entertained the Seniors at their annual Junior-Senior Ban quet in the school cafeteria. Wendell Alphin. president of the Junior Class, welcomed the guests and presided at toastmastcr through out the program. The president of the Senior Clasi ; Emily Rivenbark, responded to Frances Patterson's toast to the Seniors. I The Junior Class gave an enter ! taining skit portraying the teachers at a faculty meeting. Group singing was led by Mrs. A D. Wood. Flowers from the Jun ior Class were presented to Mrs. A. T. Outlaw by Bettie Whitfield. Gay decorations of red and white carnations, candles, cupids and t ear: In! out ihe Valentine motif. A menu of chilled tomato juice, string beans, candied yams, rice with giblet gravy, turkey with dress ing, hot rolls, iced tea and jello with whipped cream was served to approximately 75 guests. The life of Abraham Lincoln, l birthday anniversary we observe this month, provided an example of hope, courage and thrift which to Just aa Important to yon today aa ever before. And tola applies to all of my nephews and nieces. Together with all of that hope and esmrafo each of you possesses, there maat be the respect for thrift. And one of the safe, sure ways o'f saving la by Investing In U. 8. Savings Beads. Each, $3 invested today will bring you M In ten abort years. 8TABT SAVING IN 1950 FOB IMS. ('. S. T.MJury Dtpirtniw Uncle Sam Says rhM Scottish Rile Masonic Bodies Wilmington, N. C.