FRIDAY, MARCH 24 Ji 1350
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TO CELEBRATE . 7 ;
A C SILVER ' WEDDING
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1 Mr. and Mrs. .Alton Brlnson of
Beulavllle wiU hold open house In
celebration of their silver wedding
- anniversary on Wednesday night,
March 29, 1950, from 7:30 to 11:00.
; All friends asft'ivlatlves of- the
. family are cprdially. Invited.
. YOUNG LADIES MEET
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The Young Ladles Circle met on
Tuesday night in the home-of Mrs.
j Andrew Jackson, Mtfs. Charlton
- Sandlin presided. Bible Study was
given by Mrs.- Jim Sandlin after
- which she led the group in prayer.
The program wai in charge of Mrs.
: . Robert Matthews.' Prayer dlsmiws
. ed the group led by Mrs. Orlando
Albertson The hostess served a
chicken salad plate and coffee to
': 9 members present : : .
The April meeting will be held
at the home -of Mrs. Harry Home.
PI A MEETS.:;- ;7
' The PTA met Monday nlght.-The
devotional was led by Jtev. Sam
Kennedy and special music was
rendered by Hiss Faye Kennedy
and Mrs. Thoebe QateY 8th grade.
A talk on "Safety Driving" was
given by Safety; Director from. New
Bern. - ..-v. :
New officers were elected: Pres.
Mr. W. F. Miller; Vive Pres. Mrs.
Sidney Hunter; J Secty., Mr, Her
man Miller, . Treat Mrs. : Hosea
Hunter. The meeting was dismissed
with prayer. . ' .
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr. Bilbro Bos tic was honored
Sunday on his 56th birthday with
a picnic dinner In the school cafe
teria. A huge white cake with red
candles centered the honoree's
table. Barbecue, Brunswick stew
and coffee were served. '
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Rex Hodges and children of Wash-
Steven Smith... Niceties, of Every
day Living was gives by Miss Alta
Lawaon, assistant; home agent.
Mrs. Norris served chicken, salad
on. lettuce,, iced drinks,, rlU and
cookies:'
ington, N. C, Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Bostic, Greenville, Mr. and Mrs.
Gudlgler Bostic and Mr. and Mrs.
Durwood Bostic of Atkinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Stroud, Mr .and Mrs.
Willie Brinson of Kenansville ,Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Bostic,' Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bostic and children, Mrs.
Mamie Bostic of Warsaw, Mrs. Ber
tie Sloan, Mrs. Annie Rosa King
and sons of Wilmington, Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Thlgpen and daughteh
of Bethel, Sgt and Mrs. C. A. Cat-
tany of Camp-Lejeune.
SCHOOL GROUNDS
Mr. John Harris of State College,
accompanied by Agent L. F. Weeks
and Home Agent Miss Hilda Clontz
came to Beulavllle on March 9 to
landscape the school grounds. Plans
and suggestions were approved by
the Yard Committee composed of
Prin. Humphrey, .Mrs.; Betty Hin
son, Mrs. Adolph Jones, Mrs. Ashe
Miller, Mrs. Lou Belle Williams.
Following the meeting a dinner
was served in the Home Ec Dept
by Mrs. P. E. Thlgpen assisted by
Misses Jane Bostic, Diana Eubanks
and Reba Sholar. .
HDC MEETS
Regular meeting of the HDC was
held Tuesday evening in the home
of Mrs. F. L. Norrls with Miss Er
mie Sanderson presiding and open
ed with song. A report on Home
Gardens was given by Miss Ermie
Sanderson, Clothing report by Mrs.
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Maple Hill HDC met Mar. 13 in
the .home- of Mrs. .Walter Miller.
Mrs.: Horace Lee, presided. Inter
esting talks and points of interest
were given by members Etiquette
was' discussed by home agent Miss
Hilda Clontc Following the secre
tary's report the hostess served a
sweet course to the 14 present .
MASONS ATTEND
, Masons of Beulavllle Lodge 859
attended services at the Bethelhem
Free Will Baptist Church Sunday
night- Rev. S. A. Smith delivered
an interesting message to the 42
Masons who attended. '
BAR-B-Q .
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Veterans and their Instructors
at the Better Farming Classes en
Joyed a barbecue supper Tuesday
night at, the school, lunchroom.- A
social hour was enjoyed and appro
ximately 12S members attended.
REVIVAL
Revival services will be- held at
the Baptist Church beginning on
March 27, conducted by Rev. L. J.
Matthews of the First Baptist
Church in Winston-Salem.
PRESBYTERiAN"""
WOMEN MEET
, The Women of the Church will
meet at the church. Tuesday night
March 28 at 7:30. Officers for the
new year will be installed, and all
members of both circles are urged
to attend. .
SENIORS ENTERTAINED
. The Senior Class chaperoned by
Mrs. Mary Merce enjoyed a pic
nic lunch at the "Cliffs"-Wednes
day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kennedy- entertained the group
with a weiner roast Both were enjoyed.
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To The Voters Of Duplin County:
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY CANDIDACY FOR THE OF-
life W
EICE OF JUDGE OF THE GENERAL COUNTY COURT, SUB
JECT TO THE WILL OF THE VOTERS IN THE DEMOCRAT
IC PRIMARY TO BE HELD MAY 27th. YOUR VOTE AND
SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED.
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. GRADY MERCER .
To Th3 Voters Of Duplin "-V
I ;IIERE3Y ANNOUNCE MY CANDIDACY FOR THE OF-'
FICE OF SOLICITOR OF THE GENERAL COUNTY COURT,.
SUBJECT TO THE WILL OF ? THE VOTERS IN ?TIIE DEMO
CRATIC PRIMARY TO BE HELD MAY 27th. IF NOMINAT
ED AND ELECTED I PLEDGE TO CONDUCT THE AFFAIRS
OF THE COURT IN A STRICT AND RIGID MANNER AND
TO PROSECUTE TO THE , BEST OF MY ABILITY ALL
CASES .CCr.IING ! BEFORE SAID f COURT. K-U
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL EE APPRECIATED.
' Mr. Raymond Davis spent the
week end la PlkeviUwith hi pa
rents. . :!i.-v- -':";:'-,' cy
Mr. And (Mrs. Li TL Thomas and
daughter of Chinquapin t visited
relatives here recently. : ' "
Mr and Mrs. R. L. Evans visit
ed Mr. Jesse Evans In Kinston on
Monday. i---y.
Joe Wilson USN. spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Russell
Gray. . :-.s:' -f
Mrs. Marlon Bratcher, Mrs. E.
P. Thlgpen, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Har
gett of Trenton attended Nurses
Capping services at Rocky Mount
Sanatorium in the Baptist Church
ChapeL Jeanneane Thlgpen recei
ver her cap at this time.
Attending the Reuben Tyndall
funeral Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Hallie Guy, Mrs.- Keith Gresham,
Mrs. Marion Bratcher,4 Mr. and
Mrs. Hampton Baker, Mrs. E. P.
Thlgpen, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wha
ley. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Craft and
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Howard
and children visited Mr. Robert
Craft, Jr. in Greenville Sunday.
Mrs. H. S. Johnson, Sr. of Rose
Hill is visiting Mrs. Jim D. Sand
lin.
Mr .and Mrs. Clifton Qulnn of
Chapel Hill spent a few days last
week here with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Amon Kennedy
and Patsy visited in Tarboro on
Sonday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cottle of
Raleigh spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Cottle..
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Brown vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Qulnn in
Kenansville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams
of Cary spent the week end with
Mrs. Lila Lanier.
Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Rudell of
Jacksonville were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Batchelor.
Miss Polly Brown, ECTC, spent
the week end at home.
Billy Gresham, UNC spent the
spring holidays at home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter of
Warsaw spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy. "
Mrs. Lois Norris of Raleigh vis
ited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Miller during the week end.
Miss Myrtle Exum of Warsaw
visited her parents Saturday.
Mrs. Arlene McGowan of Kinston
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Melvln Sanderson. '
.Miss Dot Rhodes of ECTC spent
the week end at home here. -
"Mr. and Mrs. William Bostic and
June Miller were in Jacksonville
Sunday, .
C. L. Qulnn of UNC, spent the
week end with his parents.
' Mrs. eParl Sandlin spen the week
end with the Oliver Qulnnj in
Wallace.
Mrs. 'Aubrey Turner of Pink
Hill is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin.
Mr. Gordon Cottle of Greensboro
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Alton Exum visited . Mrs.
Nannie Cross in Midway Pary re
cently. Mrs. Ada Williams, Mrs. Marga
ret Hunter, Mrs. Hazel Brlnson and
Misses Calesta Thigpen and Do
rene Nethercutt made a trip to
Wilson Saturday.
Oscar Kenndy, ECTC spent the
week end with relatives.
Mr. Abb Pickett of Washington
D. C. spent a few days here last
week.
Mr. A. W. Gresham and Mr. A.
L. Mercer and Mr. Grady Mercer
attended the Shriner's meeting in
Kenansville Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Craft visited
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Craft 1
Jacksonville. Tuesday.
ANNOUNCE BIRTlT
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown of Ke
nansville announce the birth of a
daughter, Donna Susan, March 1.
Mrs. Brown is the former Helen
Grace Simpson of Beulavllle.
POTTERS HILL P. T. A.
The PTA of Potters Hill school
met in the church auditorium for
its monthly meeting. Mrs. Naomi
Bostic presided. Following group
singing Mrs. Bostic led in prayer.
The Rev. A. L. Brown, pastor of
the Beulavllle Baptist Church,
gave a talk on "Trends of Educa
tion." Miss Daisy Burnham gave
the report of secretary and treas
urer, and the Rev. Brown pro
nounced the benediction.
By Mar. 1, when the Red Cross
National Blood Program will be
2 years old. it is estimated that
1800 hospitals and 100 clinics will
be supplied with blood and blood
derivatives.
NOTICE
ALL BEULAVILLE STORES
Will close at 12:00 o'clock noon
each Thursday, beginning April 6th.
osing hours will continue
until the Tobacco Markets open.
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MRS. M. M. THIGPEN
Benlavtlle, X. C.
Representative For
WARSAW FLORAL
COMPANY
WARSAW, N. C.
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IN KENArTSTnXJE
That feeling of
BELONGING
Hard to beat, isn't it? That fseling of
being accepted of being a respected
part oi your community.
A business like a man is judged by
tl way it does business. To be accepted
it must of course, be law-abiding. It must
fill a community need. It must create jobs
. . . pay taxes . . . meet its obligations . . .
keep its self respect.
A case in point is the business of sell-ing-feeer
a self-xegulated, legal business.
Because it meets all these requirements,
it has come to belong.
And having merited your support and
respect, this business is continually work
ing to 'retain your confidence
How?
By cooperating with State and local
enforcement agencies and advocating
strict control of all establishments where
beer is dispensed.
By seeing to it that, in every possible
way, beer continues on its own merits . . .
as a respected part of the business and
social life of your community.
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