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Friday, june 30th, 1950
board of Review
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The regular monthly Board of
Review of the KenansviUe Inter
mediate Girl" Scouts was held in
the home of 'Frances -and Linda
Sitterson on June 27, The meeting
.was called to order by Lola Caison
f in .the absence of the regular Patrol
, Leader,: .Tlhe .promise and laws
.were; repeated in unison after
which the roll was called with 14
present, Including two visitors. The
minutes were read and 'Corrected
after which our lake trip and birth
day party : were discussed. ; Dues
and registration fees were col
lected. We were taught a game by
Anne Marie Futrell. Our hostess
-Unserved delicious refreshments of
cookies and cokes. : Adults attend-
Ing our 'meeting were Leaders,
Mrs! N. B. Boney and Mrs. A. T.
Outlaw and Miss Dollle Garrison
of Greenville, S. C. s i .
'' ' Sarah Outlaw,' Scribe.
WEDDING RECEPTION
Immediately after the Brinson
wedglng a reception: was held at
.the Woman's Club Mr. and Mrs.
Falson McGowen greeted guests at
the door and Introduced them to
the receiving line composed Of the
wedding party and mothers of the
bridal couple. Mrs. Ellis Vestal di
rected the guests to the beautifully
appointed bride's table on which
arrangements of White snapdrag
ons, gypsophelia and fern formed
the centerpiece, flanked on either
side by silver candelabra holding J
burning white tapers. Mrs. waiter
Stroud served dainty bridal cakes,
with Mrs. James Booth, sister
of the groom, pouring punch. Hon
orary bridesmaids served nuts and
mints carrying out the traditional
colors of green ; and "white. Mrs.
John Stalllngs, aunt of the bride,
directed guests to the register over
which Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland
presided. Goodbyes were said to
Mrs. Grace Sellars. '
The building was beautifully dec
orated with pines, gladioli and
smilax. Miss Betty Whitfield, t
the piano, . played favorite music
of the bride and groom throughout
the evening. ,
CAKE CUTTING
' Following the wedding rehearsal
on Friday evening of Miss Hilda
Gray Brinson and Mr. Wiley Both,
Mrs. Morris Brinson and Mrs. Grace
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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IS NOW UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Mrs. Lillie D. Herring
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YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
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community him ver yet
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' nan who. In every sense,
if the backbott of hia community the business man.
Whatever bis business, .the good business man is
among our finest citizens. Day in, day out he conducts
'., his" business in an orderly, law-abiding fashion. He
builds for himself a place as a respectable citizen in
the life, of hi community. He pays his taxes and
meets his obligations. He upholds the .time-tested
standards of integrity and fair-dealing that are basic
to-business success.
1 J " Part of the business life of your community ie the
beer industry i:. .a legal, self -regulated business dedi
cated to good citizenship. To help keep dealings
with the public beyond reproach this industry works
lOOwUh tha. Malt Beverage Division of the State
ABC Board . , supporting its program of rigid con
trol and supervision of all retail beer Outlets.
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This program is adding to the stature of the ego
beer industry in your community. That is why self
f regulation is so Important to us.,, as good citizens
and business men of your communitjd' '
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Sellars of Wallace entertained the
wedding party at a cake cutting at
the Community Building..
Burning white tapers, pines, tall
baskets of gladioli, daisies and fev
erfew formed a lovely background
tor the bride's table, which was
overlaid with a, handmade heirloom
cloth. A three-tiered wedding cake
was served from one end of the ta
ble by Mrs. Booth, mother of the
groom, with Mrs. Brinson pouring
punch from the opposite end of the
table.
Three branched candelabra
holding tapers were used through
out the room. Nadine Brinson and
Shirley Sellars passed nuts and
mints.
CIRCLE MEETS
- The Women of the Grove Pres
byterian Church met Monday af
ternoon In the home of Mrs. Clar
ence Murphy. In absence of tne
president and vice president Mrs.
T. Southerland nresided. Mr. J. T.
Hayter had charge of the program.
Topic, "How Our Organization -an
Help Make A Christian Commun
ity." A goodly number attended.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Brock, Jr.
of Bailey announce the birth of
a daughter, Susan Marcla on Satur
day, June, 24th.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Taylor
and son of Lillington spent the
week end here with friends.
Mr. W.- E. (Billie) Lewis under
went an appendectomy at Parrots
Hospital in Kinston Monday. He
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. R. M. Robinson and dau
ghteer Bobby Bowman of Louis
ville, Tenn. Miss Doris Gene Bow
man of Durham spent Friday and
EXTRA
SPECIALS
AT
Neil Joseph's
$10.75 Bathing Suits
- at
5.95
OVER 100
HATS
to close out
at
50c and 1.00
COOL WASHABLE
Cotton Dresses
6.95 & 8.95
WHEN IN
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THESE VALUES
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Saturday with the E. V..Vesli4
' Mr. and Mrs. J. B; Stroud and
family, Mrs. Ben Stroud and Mrs,
W. M. Brinson visited Mrs;' S.;t Pi
Bostlc at Memorial General Hosp-,
ltal in Kinston Monday. " 1 :t
Mrs. H. S. Matthews and children
of Beulaville spent Sunday with
Mrs. Robert Hollingswortb.
Mrs. Harold Slvertson of OJn-,
ton spent the past week-end with
Mr. Coy Kennedy. ; J
Mrs. J. A. Hines of Highlands is
with her sister Miss Lula Hinsoq
who remains quite ill at her hojne.
Mesdames G. V. Gooding, N4 Bi
Boney, E. A. Newton and E.; C.
Tyndall visited the OES meeting
in Ms. Olive Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney Jr.jOf
Chapel Hill spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. N. -B. Boney Sr.
Mesdames G. V. Gooding and
Ashe Miller accompanied Steve and
Bobby to Goldsboro Monday where
they left by train for Valley Forger
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boree. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hezeklah Dobson
of Chapel Hill spent the week endjt
with Mr. Hez Dobson. , ,
' Miss Eleanor Southerland of
Clinton spent the week end with
her mother Mrs. L. Southerland.
Mr. Lawrence Southerland laft
Sunday nlgt to enter summer school
in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Vance Gavin attended the
Quinn-Humphrey wedding In Jack
sonville Saturday.
Miss Sarah West Outlaw Is back'
home after visiting relatives In S.
C. She was accompanied home by
her cousin Dorothy Garrison. ,
Angela and Ventress Daughtry
left with relatives Tuesday for, a
two months vacation in California.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Reynolds and
daughters spent Sunday in Tren
ton with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Gooding and
family spent the past week end
with the McNairy's at Morehead.
Mrs. Stanley Noland of Apex
spent the past two weeks with Mrs.
C. B. Guthrie.
Miss Dixon Daughtry of Clinton1
spent the week end with Mrs. C.
B. Guthrie.
Miss Carolyn Williams of Wil
mington and Miss Gene Tyndall
of Raleigh spent the week, end
with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tyndall.
Mesdames J. R. Grady and Bill
Browder shopped in Goldlboro
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pridgen of
Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grady
and family spent Sunday at Wrights
ville Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William McPhail
have moved into the Strickland
home. Mr. McPhail will teach ag
riculture in the KenansviUe School.
Jimmle Jackson underwent a
tonsllectomy at Memorial General
Hospital in Kinston Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jackson, Jim
mie and Emory Sadler spent Sun
day at the beach.. K
Mrs. Pete Quinn entered Duke
Hospital Monday for observation
and treatment.
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MARGUERITE
PIAZZA
Beauty of the
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states : "My voice
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smoke Camels!
They're cool and
mild they agree
with my throat!"
I ... NOTICE
, In The Superior Court.
NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
MRS ELLA RICH
VS
F. F. OAKLEY
days after the 29 day of June 1950,
or the Plaintiff will, apply to the
Court for tne relief demanded in
said Complaint. '
This June 28, 1950.
; R. V, Wells, Clerk Superior
Court, Duplin County, N. C.
7-21-4t EWS
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The defendant F. F. Oakley will
take 'notice that an action entitled
as bove has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Duplin
County, to recover damages for
personal injuries and to personal
property, of the Plaintiff, by reas
on of the careless and negligence
of Defendant in causing the wreck
on U. S. 117 on Aug. 5, 1949 and
injuring Plaintiff; And the said
Defendant will further take no
tice that he is required to appear
at the office of the Clerk of Su
perior Court of Duplin County in
the courthouse at KenansviUe, N.
C, on the 28 day of July, 1950,
and answer or demur to the Com
plaint in said action within twenty
Sunday School
The young people of the Faison
Presbyterian Church who attend
ed the Youth Fellowship Confer
ence at Flora Macdonald College
last week had charge of the open
ing exercises in Sunday School last
Sunday. They told of their exper
ience and topics studied.
For the next. few weeks the col
lege age group taught by Gene
Bowman, will have charge of the
opening exercises each Sunday
morning. The committee in charge
of program arrangements are Betty
Ray, Alice Hicks and Graham Newton.
A & P STORES
will be closed
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JULY 4th i
ANN PAGE Creamy Smooth
Peanut Butter
ANN PAGE SALAD
Dressing
HOME STYLE or SANDWICH 1 Vi ft loaf
lib jar
39c
pt. jar
27c
Marvel Bread 18c
Pick O' Carolina Sween Mixed 16 ioz. bot.
Pickles 17c
COLD STREAM PINK No. 1 tall can
Salmon 39c
WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED tall can
Milk
HI-C
Orangeade
NECTAR
Tea
46 oz. can
11c
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30c
V4 ft pkg.
25c
IONA or TWIN OAKS No. 2 can 2 for
Tomatoes
FRESH LIMA
Beans
SWEET
Potatoes
FRESH
Carrots
Bananas
Lettuce
25c
No. 2 can
10c
3 ft
25c
2 bunches
17c
'l3c
size 4 head
10c
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