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Mrs. Murphy Rhodes was enter
talned in the home of Mrs. J. H.
Whaley on Saturday, August 19
at 4 pan. .The living and' dining
rooms were thrown ensulteand
greenery and summer flowers used
for decorations. After games were
played, a chicken salad plate with
BREWER DRUG CO
IS
Every NSgM
mints and coca colas were served
to the 40 gUests.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Rhodes
announce the birth of a daughter
on Thursday. August 17, Mrs.
Rhodes is the former Miss Geral
dine NorrJs of 9eulavlllen . ',
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Brewer Drug Co.
pink hill
REGISTERED PHARMACIST
VALUES AND SERVICE
Miss Mattie Frances Kennedy
was honored-at a surprise farewell
oartv Friday evening in the home
of Mrs. Sydney Hunter, miss .en-
nedv is entering Nurses' Training
at James Walker Hospital in Wil
mington. Misses Macy Brinson and
Dinah Eubanks assistant hostesses,
served a salad plate to the guests.
Miss Kennedy received many gifts.
CIRCLE MEETS
IS A
A GOOD NAME
PJ11CE1
SSION
Without the tespoct that OOM rith a
good nam no business can long endure.
We all know the importance of a good
name. In personal life it is the hall-mark
of respect In the life of business it is a
matter of necessity. ' ' j. ,'-
Respect for a good name must be
earned. On the business level it means
good Jobs and wages for peoples-taxes for
the county and state integrity in all bus
iness dealings observance of the laws.
: The beer industry in North Carolina
stands for all these things and-by co
operating with the newly organized Malt
Beverage Division of the ABC Board is
working to see that your beer retailer
conducts his business in the best inter
ests of the public. , ti ,
i This industry is constantly .working to
, deserve a good name and a respected
position in your community. Good citi
zenship and tolerance are helping us
toward our goal.
North Carolina Division
UNITED STATES BRIWXRS fOUNDATlOK, INC
' Circle No. 2 of the Women of the
Presbyterian Church met Friday
evening in the, Home of Mrs. Jim
D. San411n. The Bible study was
based on Hezekiah's Prayer and
was led by Mrs. Robert Matthews.
Mrs. York Lanier gave the pro
gram. At' the conclusion, the hos
tess served ice cream and cake to
the 5 members and 2. visitors.
PERSONALS . , . - "
tt i:n a nit. . . .a ...i. . i
Johnson's f ' a vnik.
Mrs. Bilbro Eostic and Dot Bos-
tic were In Norfolk, Va. last week.
Mrs. Harry Jackson has return
ed from the hospital greatly lra
'proved. .
Mr. and t'Mrs, Norman Williams
of Cary visited Mrs.- Lila Lanier
last week end. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Quinn of
Chapel .Hill spent the week end
here. '- f - - "
Mr. and ( Mrs. Walter Mercer of
Wilmington were in town for the
week end. '. '
Mr. and Sirs. Howard Hocutt of
.Clayton were week end - guests
of Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Sr. -
Mrs. Larry Bostlc and children
visited her parents in Rose 111
Friday. &
Sat. Willie Fedora' of Camp Le-
jeune spent the week end with his
family.
Mesdames. Cecil Miller and W.
F. Miller Ihopped in Klnston on
Thursday. ? .
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Albertson
and son . of Warsaw spent last
week here"" visiting relatives.
Mr. ana Mrs. unaries raraer
and son of jRaleigh spent the week
end with their parents.
Mr. and.. Mrs. Wilton Thlgpen
and children of Fair Bluff spent
the week end with Mrs. ; Sadie
Thigpen.The children remained
for a weeks visit. v; V
Miss Mary Jane Gresham spent
a few days in New Bern last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Hunter, Mrs.
. 1 . M nf .l.A i ,t .j'C
little daughter, Bohby; the groom s
brother Chester, Mrs. Sharpe ana
R. Grady .
FnHnwintf the ceremony the cou
ple left for a brief honeymoon af
ter which they will make "their
hnmA in Goldsboro.
Mrs. Smith is the- daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. ,D, G. Simmons M
Albertson and for the past few
vears has been employed by the
telephone company in Warsaw.
The eroom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Van Smith of seven springs
and is employed by the Ebasco
Service Company of Goldsboro,
WANTED: used piano. 2.
MATTIE ERAY bvli-.i,
' BEULA VILLEi N. C.
It.
Recruiting Sergeant
Creech Returns To
Warsaw Office . . '
MlSgt. John R. Cieech, U. S.
Army and U. S. Air Force Recruit
ino erffeant for Duplin County
has returned to his office In War
, if ums .announced today.
Sgt. Creech will be making his
at t J o on a...
in and Chinquapin U,i
at 3.00 o'clock on .lsday i . r-
noons. For definite app . ent
write to: U. S. Army and U. S.
Air' Force Recruiting Sgt., Wai aw,
N. C. , "- ; .
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- BLOODSHED EOX3CORE "
On N. C EIe!iwaya
Killed Aug. 18-21 .
Injured same dates
Killed thru Aug. 1950
Killed thru Aug. 1949
Injured thru Aug. 1850
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Economy and Long Lite C -t
Mr. and Mrs." David Powell of
Wallace visited Mft and Mrs. Harry
Jackson Sunday. .. -
Mrs. Caroline Sandlin of Raleigh
visited relatives, here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Ar3hie Lanier,
Sue Lanier,1 Mrs. Russell Lanier
and children and Mona Batchelor
were at Atlantic Beach Sunday.
Mesdames Mattie Bradshaw and
Lula Parker visited Mrs. Estelle
Cox Worley at Carolina Beach re
cently.
Mrs. Sudie Brown visited her
brother W. M. Wilkson in Eden-
tnn Inst week. .:; .
Winifred Guy has returned
home from a Kinston hospital.
Mrs. Pearl Sanderson is visit
ing Mrs. Led Sanderson. "
Mrs. Vera Bostic and daughter
visited relatives in Norfolk last
week. , .. " .
Mrs. Herman Miller is visiting
Miss Jane Smith in Savannah, Ga.
W. F. Miller has returned from
the tobacco market In ClaxtonGa.
. Marion Edwards underwent a
tonsilectomy recently at -the VA
Hospital In Fayetteville.
Mr. and .Mrs. . Gerald Haywood
.Williams of Charlotte spent the
week end wth Mr. and Mrs. Led
Williams.
Mrs. John Dale and children of
! Smltbiield spent several days last
week with Rev. A. L. Brown. -
Mr. t and ' Mrs. Russell Lanier
and family of Wake, Forest were
in town during the week end.
: Mesdames Sydney Hunter Ho
sea Hunter, Orlando Albertson,
Larry Bostic and Charlton Sandlin
returned Tuesday of last week
from Savannah, Ga. and other
points of Interest including Savan
nah Beach and Camp Stewart, Ga.
where their husbands, members of
the National Guard were in train
ing, v V',;-
Mrs. Ethel S. Johnson of Rose
Hill visited her daughter Mrs. Jim
D. Sandlin and family last week
and returned home Sunday night.
The preceding week end Mr .and
Mrs. Sandlin visited Mr. and Mrs.
F T. Johnson in Hertford return
ing to Beulaville on Sunday with
MRS. C C LANGSTON
BURIED FRIDAY
NEAR BEULAVILLE ,
Mrs. Bertha Mae Langston, 29,
wife ot Clarence C. Langston of
Klnston, Rt. 1, died Thursday
morning after a lingering illness
of several months,
, . . : i . i i j
funeral pervices were item m
the graveside In the Brown family
cemetery Hear Beulaville Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock conducted
by Rev. George V.r Turner of Beu
In addition to her husband she
is survived by five children, Fran
ces, Cecil James, Ernest Ray, Lou
Ellen, and, Linda Sue all of the
home; three step daughters, Mrs.
Paul Ray ..'of ! Fayetteville, Mrs.
Charles A. Taylor of Tucson, Ari
zona and MCs. W. A. Moore of Kin
ston. v . ' .
SMITH-HERRING VOWS
SAID IN KENANSVILLE
; Mrs. -Audrey , Simmons Herring
was married ;to Mt Horace Smith
in the-Baptist manse here at 6:30
Friday evening, Sept. 18th. Rev.
Lauren Sharpe, pastor of the local
and Jones Chapel Baptist churches
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"Ah don't need no shootin' iron, son. Ah got
all my tobacco money in the WaccamaW
Bank where it is safe."
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DHim iUID TRUST CO!.
Kenansville , ;;;Rpjcllill
t-i ' ' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' ? .
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tUczci give it plenty of exercipe!
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All Records For Past Fifty Years Broken By The
FAIRMONT TOBACCO MARKET
All Grades Of Tobacco Are1 Selling lligher Than Any Tobacco
Grower Or Warehousemen Ever Though They Would Sell,
Sale Tuesday, August 22nd. Pounds Sold
' 1,488, 720 Pounds '
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Money Paid Out $884, 531 .99.
AVERAGE $59.45 .
When yon take the wheel of new Pontiac roa
may be so proud of its beauty that you will be
inclined to pamper it a little.'
No Pontiac ever needs pampering!
Pontiac. is built, through and through, to be
a great and dependable performer for a long,
long time: Just give Pontiac plenty of exercise
and your speedometer will reveal the whole
truth of the statement dtlUr Jr dollar ytm
can't beat a Pontiacf . .
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'. Tobacco Growers Grade And Sell Your Tobacco Now In Fair
mont. In Grading Tobacco Make Every Basket Weigh 200 Pounds
Or More. '
Fairmont Warehousemen Guarantee Top Market Prices, Court- .
eous And Efficient Service. - ... r"1 .' ' ' . . . -
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