North Carolina Newspapers

A NOTICE Members of the Hallsvllle Bap tist Church are urged to attend the cleaning-up of the cemetery on June 14. A Bible Study Course will bet held at the Missionary Baptist ' Church on June 10. The topic Is "Christus Emperor". CIRCLES Circle No. 1 of the WMS met in the home of Mrs. Sidney Hunter Monday night. Mrs. James Thomas was in charge of the program and Mrs. Hunter was in charge of the devotional. There were 7 members present. At the conclusion the hos tess served a salad plate. The Presbyterian Women held their annual Birthday Party in the church last Tuesday night Mrs. Robert Matthews was in charge of the program. Devotional was given by Mrs. Charlton Sandlin. The of fering was taken for Presbyterian colleges and Tex-Mex School. There was reports from special Commit tees after which a social hour was enjoyed under the direction of Mrs. Gardner Edwards and Mrs. Harry Home and Mrs. Maurice Jackson. A chicken salad plate with punch, homemade cookies and candies were served to the 20 members and 3 visitors present. 93 ATTEND BIBLE SCHOOL A Daily Vacation Bible School began at Cabin Free Will Baptist Church the 29th of May and con tinued through the 2nd of June. The enrollemnt was 93, with 11 in the senior class. Teachers were Mrs. Walter Rhodes and Mrs. Frank Rhodes. We called this the Mer cer class, because all were Mercers except one. Teachers were Mercefs before their marriage. It was a very helpful and en joyable week. We had a very nice commencement and supper to mark the closing which was divided into 5 classes, beginners, primary, jun iors, intermediates and seniors. There was an enrollment of 27 in the beginners class. The teachers were ' Mrs. Norwood Norris and Mrs. Bland Nobles. Enrollment in the primary class was 24; teachers were Mrs. Roland Calahan and Mrs. Ottis Miller. Enrollment in the junior class was 21, and the teachers were Mrs. Roland Thomas and Mrs. Foy Ken nedy. There was an enrollment of 10 in the intermediate class and tea cher was Mrs. Marvin Rhodes. By Ann Mercer. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Woody Sandlin and son of Raleigh were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin Tues day night. On Wednesday morning they left for Topsail Beach to va cation a few days. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Jr. and family were guests of Dr .and Mrs. H. A. Edwards Tuesday night. Mrs. J. D. Sandlin was in Kins ton Tuesday. Mrs. Gardner Edwards and Mrs. Jim D. Sandlin were in Rose Hill visiting relatives Sunday. Mrs. Sandlin and her mother, Mrs. J. S. Johnson, Sr., visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Johnson in Del way in the afternoon. Willie G. Jones and Ruth Miller were at Topsail Beach Thursday. Mrs. Harry Home and Mrs. James Trott attended the 4-H Fash- Magnolia News Miss Melrose Gaylor of Winston Salem spent the week end with her aunt, Miss Macy Cox. Mr. Atlas Baker and family and Mr. Johnnie Whaley of Norfolk Va. spent the week end with relatives. Guests of Mrs. Ellen Chestnutt last week were Mrs. Houston Mer- rltt and daughter of Wilmington. Miss Susanna Badger of Mills Home came and carried Donnis Golns to the Baptist Hospital for a checkup. He returned Monday and Is with the Misses Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parker and her sister Mrs. Grady of Bowden visited Myts Macy Cox Friday evening. " James D. Hamilton is home for the summer after teaching at Walk ertown. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wilson are Mrs. W. A. Johnson and baby of Rockford, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin and baby of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. H. G. Culbreth has return ed from visiting her mother who it 111 in Goldsboro. Those attending the birthday dinner of Mr. Earl Blizzard In Beu lavlll Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chestnutt and children. Mrs. Marie Chestnutt and children and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Chestnutt. -. Miss Helen Brown will attend a aix week summer term of school UNC, Chapel Hill. ' Miss Edith Brown and Mr. W. E. Gattia will be married here In the Methodist church Saturday June 10 at 530 p.m. , ' 4 Mrs. H. G. Culbreth entertained on Saturday afternoon honoring her daughter Jewel on her 12th t !" " v, jwp1 rcpivrl nny r' TT5) KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA vile News Ion show in Kenansville Thursday. ' Mrs. Jennie Wells and son of Teachey and Miss Doris Home of Rose Hill visited Mr. and Mrs, Harry Home Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Jr. and family attended a birthday supper in Pink Hill at the home of Mrs. L. C. Turner, Sr. in honor of L. C. Jr. and Dr. H. A. Edwards. Anne and Billy Gresham visited their grandmother Mrs J. C. Craw ford in Williamston Friday. Mrs. Russell Lanier and sons re turned to their home in Wake For est Sunday with Mr. Leon Lanier after visiting relatives here. Ricky Craft of Jacksonville spent the week end with Roger Craft C. P. Sandlin of Raleigh visited relatives in town enroute to Top sail Beach Saturday night. Miss Annette Brown has returned home after spending two weeks in Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Crumpler. Mrs. I. J. Brown celebrated her 54th birthday with a dinner at her home. All her children were pres ent. Mrs. Dorothy Eubanks and son, Robert of Cross Plain, Texas, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Norris. Mrs. Amon Kennedy and Misses Ruth Kennedy, Calesta Thigpen and Janice Bostic shopped in Golds fcoro Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bostic and family, Mrs. Annie Bostic, Mrs. Bilbro Bostic attended a birthday dinner in Micro Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Holland. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rouse! Of Warsaw spent the week endtwith Mr. and Mrs. George Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. George Lanier of Hallsville were Sunday .guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Hunt,er,V Mrs. Lula Q. Parker attended graduation exercises at .Meredith College in Raleigh Monday. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews and son visited Mr. and Mrs.vEd Rivenbark in Rose Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Sandlin and son went sight-seeing at Topsail Beach Sunday. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brinson were relatives of Warsaw and Magnolia. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bolin spent the week end in Orangeburg, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy are in Chapel Hill attending gradua tion exercises at the University. Mr. Clifton Quinn will receive his diploma at this time. mem FIRST CITIZENS BANK T. A. TURNER & COMPANY JONES CHEVROLET COMPANY W. H. JONES & COMPANY FARM & HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY L. P. TYND ALL'S SONS Mrs. Willie Fedora and sons were at Camp Lejeune Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Whaley of Raleigh are visiting their parents. Mrs. B. O. Harris and children came Wednesday to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gresham. Mrs. Lula' Q. Parker spent the week end In New Bern visiting Mrs. J. S. Miller. - Misses Dorene and Lou Ann Nethercutt, Calesta Thigpen and Betty Jean Bratcher, Rayborne Kennedy, Carl Home and Adolph Mercer went to Carolina Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Howard and children of New Bern, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nethercutt and family and Eugene Nethercutt of Kenansville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Nethercutt Rev. Robert Kennedy is a pa tient in the Memorial General Hospital, Kinston. Hilbert WUliamhas suffered a broken leg and v- Memorial General Hospital,K$nston. He is the son of Mr .and Mrs. John E. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thigpen and Mrs. Loubelle Williams visited Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thigpen in Bethel Sunday. Mesdames Christine Kennedy, Lou Belle Williams, Margaret Hun ter, Hazel Brinson and Misses Jane Bostic, Rebecca Thomas are attend ing the summer session at ECTC. HOMECOMING DAY The Snow Hill Free Will aptist Church will hold its annual Home Coming on Sunday, June 11, 1950. There will be regular services at 11 a.m. with dinner on the grounds at 12 o'clock. A number of Choirs, quartets and special guests have been invited to sing during the afternoon. All former pastors, members and friends of the Church are invited. Outlaw's Bridge Miss Sallye Outlaw will be hos tess to' the AUW Saturday after noon, June 10. All are invited. Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Prater have been visiting in Camp Hill, Ala. Miss Essie Mae Outlaw, member of the Wadesboro school faculty, is home for summer vacation. It Saturday Night IdOtf Pod HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM 8:00 TO 12:00 O'CLOCK it?: the du: Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Eawley of Wilson were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Katie Outlaw. r Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Pate and baby of Courtland, Va. and Mill Beulah Pate oi Mt. Olive were wees end guests of their mother Mrs, W. D. Pate. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fields and children of LaGrange RFD, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Outlaw. '.-;,:' Among those attending Spring Federation of HDC In Kenansville were Mesdamea J. H. Parker, Nor wood Creel, Eric Berger, Remus Creel, M. L. Outlaw, Jr., Nora P. Malpass, Phlnnie Creel, Misses1 Rachel, Sallye and Pauline Outlaw. Tobacco Flues BUCKEYE Oil Burners TOBACCO TRUCKS TOBACCO TVWE TOBACCO THERMOMETERS Nitrate Of Soda EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM AND HOME AT W. H. Jones & Company PINK HILL, N. C. BREWER DRUG COMPANY BELLE OIL COMPANY t FLAVIUS WILLIAMSON COOMBS BROTHERS TURNER A TURNER INSURANCE MOTOR PARK THEATRE ' Mr. and Mrs. Rommle O'Danlel of Ft Worth, Texas visited, here last week. ; . -. Miss Rachel Outlaw was hostess to the local bridge club recently. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kelly and children visited relatives In Phila delphia, Pa; during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Simmons and W. G. were Sunday visitors in- Raleigh. , Mlaa Dannv Sue Outlaw of Mt Olive visited relatives here last week. : '''" ;y': -';-'-i " Mm. Robert Jones and children ir anendlna the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones In Dover. Mpi Phlnnie Creel and . Miss Maebelle Outlaw attended the Lot- "7 nnnn A uudb 'V',? " '': :'.: tin-Couthetfand uJ...j In te Kurper-fioutherland Presbyterian church Friday afternoon. , SAMBYRD CONTINUED FROM FRONT tural and economic life of the city and the nation. I am enthusiastic about the possibilities of creating some real flesh, and blood charac ters concerned with the exciting business of portraying history in the making." . CORRECTION Last week an ad of Preston Wells, thanking the voters of Smith, Al bertson, Glisson and Wolfescrape Townships, was Incorrectly printed. The name of Smith Township was left off. This 'was an error of the printer and not Mr. Wells. We are glad to note this correction. " 0 i sT."1 in woven dotted Swiss! V 0 1 Aj.seen fn M l MADEMOISELLE Jlj BEAUTY WCfls"VM O&fehtt Wn walkaway Jt'Z honossl Shear Jonei wifswIfM i l tjay toflse OTHER CAROL KINK JUNIORS FROM $8.95 Ilrcmar's B:Dt. Stcro IN WALLACE ATTEND THE J pi::xiiill,h.c; SCHOOL GYMNASIUM SATURDAY NIGHT JU1IE 10th 8 'TIL 12 ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING C.l:zU A: 1 J - With Fish Slew At I'l " Mr. and Mrs. Warren Maxwell celebrated their 25th wedding an niversary last Friday night with a fish stew at Maxwell's Mill. Quite a large number of friends and nei ghbors from Chocolate and Smith Township attended. Also visitors from Wilson and other.' distant places were .present:.;:: '-.;, WEATHER i Weather conditions for the week ending June S were reported as generally favorable over most of the state. Rainfall was ample with soil moisture satisfactory. Tempera-, tures have been favorable with nights somewhat cooL, , - ' ; Corn crop for the most of the state is generally fair to good. JUNIORS run1