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POLIO ASSIGNMENTS
V. Misses Gilda and Gloria Whit
field, daughter! of Mrs. Betty
Whitfield, left Saturday morning
by bus for Raleigh where they
left by Eastern Airlines for Alex
tf "drla,,La. for a polio nursing as
signment at the Baptist Hospital
in Alexandria. ,,
Miss Anna Katherine Bland of
Rose Hill left Sunday by National
Airlines for Miami, Fla. to accept
a . polio assignment at the New
Children Variety Hospital there.
- These nurses were recruited for
polio work by the Duplin County
Chapter of American Red Cross
by Mrs.. N. B. Boney executive
decretory of the county chapter.
BRIDGE PARTY
MODEL THEATRE
"WHERE'IIAPPINESS COSTS SO LITTLE"
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Shirley Temple in
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News and Cartoon
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Caludette Colbert in -
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Cartoon and Novelty
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MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER
WEEK BEGINNING AUGUST 28th
AwNDAY & TUESDAY:
D:Bj;iter Of Rosie O'Grcdy
CI rrinj June Haver, Gordon McRae.
ALSU COMEDY
T. .NESDAY & THURSDAY:
D. 0. A.
C:-rrin Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton.
COMEDY te SERIAL
. Mrs. I. C- Burch was hostess to
her club -Wednesday evening ; of
last week. Arrangements of sum
mer flowers decorated the , home.
Mrs. N. B. Boney Jr. was a visitor
for bridge. After scores were tal
lied Mrs. J, B. Wallace won high
score. Mrs. N. B. Boney, Jr. was
remembered with a gift. The hos
tess served ice box cake.
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Mrs. Bertha Holllhgs worth was
hostess at a Stanley party Monday
evening at her home. Mrs. Staley
of Kinston held the demonstration
during which time contests werei
held and prizes awarded. The hos
tess served assorted cookies, potato
chips and drinks.
BACKWARD PARTY
On Thursday night of last week
Mrs. J. O. Stokes entertained a
number of young people at a back
ward party, honoring Dianne on
her 13th. birthday. Guests came
wearing their clothes backward and
were greeted at the rear entrance
by the honoree. Refreshments were
served after which games were
played and contests were held,
Dianne- received many gifts.
PERSONALS
family of Churchville, Va. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ai R. Bland at
tended the Air Show in Goldsboro
Sunday. :r ; 'TitiU ;y
Mr. Charles Stephens Jri of Wil
mington spent the week end with!
Mr. C, E. Stephens. :
Mrs. W. J. Pickett and Miss Mar
tha Pickett spent last week end at
Morehead. City. '';:'-''''':'
n Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Allen and
children spent the week end at
the beach.
Mrs. M. d S. Cherry and grand
daughter Starkey of Mt Olive
spent last week with Mr. Sam
Byrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Bowden
Nicky and Mrs. J. L. Tucker visit
ed In Wilmington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood McCullen
have moved Into the Currie Apart
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Mrs. Dorothy Sellars of Shalotte
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Tyndall. s,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ellis of Lyn
chburg, Va. and Mrs. Mary Ellis
Marley of Asheboro and Slier City
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vetal
'Saturday.
Miss Cornelia Qulnn Is visiting
her aunt Mrs. C. T. Sloan in Mar
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Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney Sr.
and Mrs. N. B. Boney, Jr. visited in
Wilmington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson
and daughters attended a barbecue
dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Smith's in Pink Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Wilbur Adams and daugh
ters of Carolina Beach are spend
ing some time with Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Williams. :
. Mrs. Joe Wells accompanied by
Mrs. ' L. K. Hamilton of Fayette
ville visited in Greensboro this past
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Rouse returned to Raleigh Sunday
after visiting two weeks with their
respective parents.
The family of Mr. Otis Brown
honored him Sunday with a sur
prise birthday dinner.
Miss Polly ' Rouse is at home
after attending summer school at
Plneland College.
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WILLIAM HARDY IS :
NEW MANAGER OF
THE LOST COLONY
Manteo William Hardy who
has been assistant to General Man
ager John W. Parker of The Lost
Colony during the current season
has been named to succeed him in
that post. Parker resigned due to
the pressure of other business. ;
Hardy has had several years ex
perience in drama. He has been
active in Carolina Playmaker acti
vities and Duke Players since 1946.
He was an officer in the submarine
service during World War II and
is a native of Norfolk, Va. For the
past several years he has made his
home in the Chapel Hill and Dur
ham areas. .
Parker has accepted the Jab of
general manager for the show on
a temporary basis. Under his mana
gement the show has had its most
successful seasons and is not con
siderably better off financially
than its history.
Dobson Chapel
Dobson Chapel WMS met with
Mrs. T. N. Sandlin Thursday night.
Mrs. Walter Rackley is in a
Fayetteville hospital for treatment
for Injuries received in an auto
wreck last week. We hope her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. Mason Brown is on the sick
list
Miss Reba Bostle and Mr. C. C.
Dixie hog prices turned gener
ally strdnger last week, ranging
from 25 cents higher at Atlanta to
from $1 to $1.15 a hundred pounds
higher at Memphis.
Compared with a week earlier,
Friday's closing prices were SO c
higher at Nashville and Richmond
and up 75 cents at Louisville. At
Ga.-Fla.-Ala. peanut-belt packing
plants and at Montgomery, how
ever, prices were as much as 50
to 75 cents lower.
At Chicago last week hog prices
gained from 73 cents to Si over
a week earlier. Prices ranged $24.
50 to a $24.75 top.
Carolina cash hog buying stat
tions closed the week at $23 to
$23.25 a hundred.
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MOTOR PARK
Drive In Theatre
PINK HILL) N. C.
"Where The Whole Family Gees"
SUNDAY, August 27th
(IN COLOR)
Roaring Thrills
Rock Island Trail
Starring FORREST TUCKER
And ADELE MARRA.
Also Color Cartoon
Center
Theatre
MOUNT OLIVE
EASTERN CAROLINA'S
FINEST THEATRE
WEEK OF AUGUST 27th
Sunday and Monday
STELLA
Starring ANN SHERIDAN,
And VICTOR MATURE.
Tuesday and Wednesday
JOHNNY EAGER
Starring ROBERT TAYLOR, LIN
DA TAYLOR and VAN HEFFLIN.
Mon. & Tues.
Action On The Speedways
The Big Wheel
Starring MICKEY
Also Shorts
ROONEY.
Wednesday only
The Crooked Way
Starring JOHN PAYNE,
And ELLEN DREW.
Also Serial
Thursday only
Badlands Of
Dakota
With RICARD DIX,
And ROBERT STACK.
Also Cartoon
Friday only
Gun Crazy
With JOHN DAHL,
And PEGGY CUMMINS.
Also Cartoon
Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
BROKEN ARROW
In Technicolor
With JAMES STEWART.
Saturday only
DOUBLE FEATURE
Ranger Of
Cherokee Strip
With MONTE HALE.
ALSO
Joan 01 The Ozarks
With JUDY CANOVA
And JOE E. BROWN.
"Get The Motor Park Habit"
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