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U. D.iC. TO MEET
s- The James Kenan Chapter Uni
te Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C
B. 'Best with Mesdames Kenneth
Brock', C. F. Carroll and G. P.
Pridgeh, Joint hostesses. Mrs. Bay
H. Merrelhof Swansboro, 3rd vice
president of the N. C. Division will
be, chapter guest and will speak
"on why we need , an auxiliary In
this chapter.,
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
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Mrs. Eleanor ' McColman was
hostess on Tuesday evening at her
home in Newton Grove when she
ntertalned her bridge club. Mem-
ers attending from Warsaw were:
Mesdames Robert Frederick, Joyce
Burton, : Mitchell, Brltt,, Jimmie
Kitchin, and ; Bet ; C. ' Frederick.
Mrs. Kitchin won' paper handker
chiefs for traveling. .The hostess
served an ice cream course, ..
-W.M. U.TO MEET ..
The WMU of. the Baptist Church
Will meet at 3:30 Monday evening
a ft the church. An interesting speak
er will deliver, the; message This
' Is the day of prayer, set aside for
state missions. Following the pro
gram season of prayer for state
, missions will be held agd. ajn pffer
, lng will be taken. - ;
- BRIDGE HOSTESS ' ;
w ,' Mrs. Fred Baars was hostess on
s Friday evening vwhen she enter-
talned at . three tables . of bridge,
The living room console held an J
arranemeni, , .
dining room an assortment of fresh
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fruit made the centerpiece for the
buffet The dining table was cen
tered with miniature marigolds,
Mret Q. J. Sutton received a
bone dish for club high and Mrs.
Ralph Best Jr. won visitor's high
which was an antique Gutter dish.
Mrs. B. C. Frederick of Lexington,
Ky. also received a' similar butter
dish, for guest remembrance.
During progressions the hostess
' served pineapple fizz,, cock tails,
and chee-wees. At Conclusion she
served rum cake and ke cream,
Players included Mesdames Sut
ton, Best Frederick, Daulton West
Milton West, Graham Phillips, R.
, L. West J. P. Harmon, ector Mc
' Neil, Edgar Pollock, Sterling Mar
rlner and Robert. Frederick. 7
HONORED
Mesdames Floyd Strickland and
- James F. , Strickland entertained
Friday night when they were hos-
tesses at a shower complimenting
Mrs: Kennetbi Brock. Guests, inclu
ded intimate friends of Mrs. Brock
from Warsaw and Mrs. J. W. Kel-
Ipv and Mrs. Bill Jeannette of
rf Calypso, -v Mrs. Lacy Jackson of
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n,.n- mu. ni.nnh. T.l. n
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The dining table was centered
wit ha miniature plastic tree, hoi-
ding miniature water .bottles, milk
bottles and nipples, surrounded
with sweet peas and fern A Var
ious assortment of lovely gifts lay
. around the centerpiece. '
Miss Mae Brock gav ea rating
entitled " Talk With. Baby". The
hostesses served open-faced jand
' wiches, waffle rosettes with pink
" and green icing and lime punch.
CIRCLES' MEET,
BAPTIST
The George Rollins' Circle -met
Monday afternoon with. Mrs J A E.'
House. Mrs. W. A. Carter presided.
Mrs, J R. Barden gave the devo
tional. Mrs. Frank Thomas gave
the program. Mrs. Carter gave .a
reading. The hostess jerved chif
fon cake and ice cream, r
The Rosa Powell, Circle met on
Monday afternoon with "Mrs. Clar-
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era presided over the six members
present Mrs. Paul - Potter gave
the nroeram. Mrs. .Chambers" led
the devotional. - 4 ' .
The Annie Kate Powell. Circle
met with Mrs, E. E. Jones Monday
night with 11 present. Mrs. Thomas
Rogers was co-hostess, Mrs; Fran
cis Fussell led the devotional and
Mrs. Moman Baar gave; the pro
gram. The hostesses served straw
berry shortcake. '
The Katie Murray Circle met
Monday night at the home of Mrs."
Arthur Cooke. Mrs! J. F. Strick
land presided. Mrs. George Parke
and Mrs. Graham Phillips .gave the!
; program. Mrs. Bill Vann le3 thei
devotional. Six members were pre
sent. Hhe hostess served peach
, The Ruby Daniels, Circle met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ellen
Draughan with 10 members pres
ent. Mrs! J. W. Straughan led the
devotional and Miss Betty. Lof tin
taught the study book. Mrs. L. O.
Williams presided. The hostess
served banana sundaes. .
METHODIST v
Circle No. 1 met with Mrs. H. B
Hlpp Monday afternoon with 10
present ,One new member was en
rolled, Mrs. James Elixson. Mrs.
D. J. Middleton presided, Mrs. S.
J. Powell gave the program. A so
cial hour was enjoyed...
Circle No. 2 met with Mrs. Irene
Martin with Mrs. Ralph Lanier as
co-hostess Monday night ' at the
Martin home. Nine .were present.'
Mrs. Hopton Smith presided. Mrs,
Q. J. Sutton led the devotional
Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Bill Leln-
back gave' the program. A rhyme
contest was led by Mrs. Sterling
Marrlner during the social, hour.
Circle No. 3 met Monday night
wUh Joe SunM wlth n
M . r itt.a
Bunt Mm T T Pmpmn ljkjt VA
devotlona ;d rs. M. A. Smith
led the program. During the social
hour Mrs. Smith won the contest.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
1 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Herring of
Warsaw announce the birth ai a
.son, Oscar Melvin, Jr., September
1, 1050. Mrs. Herring is the former
WOma Grey ' Martiri.
LANEFIELD H. D. C.
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; The Lanefield H. D. Club picnic
supper .was held Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Cloy Scott with Mrs
J. D. West co-hostess: About 40
attended and enjoyed the supper
and games.
PERSONALS
. Misses Daisy, Annie, Cora, and
Lucy Wells .of near Kenansville
visited in Warsaw Monday. , -
Mrs. David Chambers visited :Mr.
and Mrs.' Robert Hocutt and Mr.
and Mrs. Fulton Blanchard in Ash
ton Tuesday. ; ;
VQslting ' Mr. ' and Mrs. David
(-namoeni ounnj me wees were
Mr. J. D. Hocutt of Richmond, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Loftln also of Rich
mond, Hamp Kornegay and Miss
Frances. Kornegay of Mt Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Womack and
B.i Y, Jr.,1 Of Winston-Salem and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Womack of
Wilson spent the week end with
Mrs. C. A. Womack.
Mrs. William Sangston of Hope
weft, -N., J. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs, . Alvis Powell and Mr. and
Mrs. David Chambers.
Floyd Jones,- son of Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson. Jones is 111 at home
with the fid. "
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Powell spent Friday
at White Lake.l
J Mi. nd,Mrs.Jt,. W. Kirk of Nor
folk are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Strickland. -They will attend
"The Duplin Story".
. Mrs. Alton Greenlaw is conval
escing at Carolina Beach this week,
Her : mother Mrs. " McCrosky ac
companied her,
Mrs. W. D. Pollock, Mrs. Pran-
LIKE
ces, Grady, ot -KlMton, .Mr. .and
Mrs." W. - W i Kimball of , Wilson
iwlU be Saturday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R L. West and will
attend .the-Duplin Story. " i
; Friends of Mrs. Millard WMJams
of Wilmington will? be 'isorry to
bear that she underwent a serious
operation on Saturday. Her condi
tion is ; satisfactory.! - M s --.;
Jane Blackmore, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Blackmore return
ed Sunday after; beinga patient
at Dr. Sldbury'a Hospital at Wright-
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Mr. and"Mrs. L. C. Williams at-
tended the JMtjJ celebration of Mr.
ana iars. j auuau in s
Sunday.
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The following left hls week to
attend ECTC in Greenville. Misses
Laura West, Mary Lee Jones, Ann
West,' Mary f -Lou t Phillips, i Sue
shine and Evelyn Jean Davis."
V Mr. and Mrs. N. A. MitcheU and
family spent Sunday in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Pollock of
Augusta, Ga. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Pollock.
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Magnolia I!cvs
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- Mrs; Robert L. Branson has gone
to Charlotte with her husband who
is in the Army Reserve v '
- . Miss Jeanette ' Hamlrlton and
Victor Tucker left Monday to en
ter ECTC.V', " .
Mr. sand Mrs. Kenneth Taylor
and children ' of . Washington are
visiting Mrs? Leffel Turner.
Mrs. J. N. Home spent a week
twlth Jierf son Norwood in New
Our Methodist ladies Invited
Bruce Wilson to teach a Study
course in the church last week and
IwAH WAU nlaafloil rltn hi tAHPn 1 n O
land he was well pleased with their
(cooperation
Atlas Baker and family of Nor
folk spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. J, H. Baker. Mrs. Baker
is critically-ill at this writing.
'- Mrs. Ruth Brock of Selma, Mr.
and Mrs. R. W, Pope of Durham,
Mr. and Mrs. W.,; F. Calloway of
Clinton visited their' mother Mrs.
J. H. Rouse at the home of Mrs.
J. A. Smith Saturday. .;
-Leaving for school in J the next
few days are Bunkey Evans to
Loulsburg, Afton Qulnn to Wake
Forest Bruce Wilson left Saturday
to enter Southern Baptist Theolo
gical Seminary for his first year,
j Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Carr and
son of Dunn spent the 'week end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A Smith and
Mrs. J. H.. Rouse. ' .
t Miss Minnie Joyner has returned
from visiting' in "Poplar Grove . .
(Intended For Last Week) " v" '
Mrs. - L. D. D'ail and dafighter,
Miss - Martha are spending the
week t Carolina Beach.
Miss Minne joyner is visiung in
Popular Grove.
I Victor Tucker Is home from
Campbell College. '
i Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Massenglll
and baby of Bea Marsh spent
Sunday with Mr and ,MrS. B...B.
Wilson.. ,
J Week end guests of Mrs. Sallie
Tucker were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Martin and daughter. They all vis
ited Harrell's Store Sunday. v;
' O. D. Drew moved his faimly
Into their new home on the War
saw highway Saturday.
;Miss Helen Hunt will move In
to the apartment recently vacated
by the O. D. Drews.
Claude Evans is improving-from
his recent operation.
' Mrs. Nellie Baker is still very
ill ' .":-,'-...
The revival at the First Free
Will Baptist Church closed Friday
nighti Mi t - J i "
i Afton Quirin' supplied for Rev.
J". P. Royal at New Hope'Baptlst
Dup!:iiTi:3
KENANSVILLE N.
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watches cloces
watch bands
rings on obdex ,
Repairing
Watohee, Clocks, Jewelry
PRESTON HCLT ir.
"oTLIN MESCANTILS CZ
-y n:.;ht.
. nes Malpass' preacl. ..I
at c. i.. 1 St 'Free .Will Baptist
Church Sunday. ' :.
Guests Sunday night of Miss.
Louise Cropm were Mr, and Mrs.
V.- O. Turner and son, and Miss
Willie Stockton of Kernersvllle.
Mrs- Sallie Tucker spent Mon
day, morning in Wallace. i.
The- Womans Missionary Society
observed - their 49th anniversary
Sunday night at the Baptist church.
The history of the society was giv
en and constitution read by Miss
Macv Cox. - ' - ' '
; Mrs. H. G. Culbreth was given
a surprise birthday dinner Sunday
by her daughter, Mrs. John Snipes
of Gofdsboro. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Snipes, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey J. Culbreth of Norfolk; and
Goldsboro.
Mrs. Frances Casteen was hon
ored Sunday with a birthday din
ner at the home of her son Mel
vln Casteen. Her daughter, .Mrs.
Dick Kissner. :..-.,.' vsi
Mrs. John Clark of Wilmington
is visiting her mother Mrs. Alice
Gaylor. , ... -;..-,. ;
Quite a number from here atten
ded Camp Meeting Sunday , at
Watha.
Mrs. James Brown of Rose Hill
visited Mrs. Ellen Chestnutt Sun
day. . - "V-V k
Mrs. J. ; A. Smith is happy . to
have her mother with lier. .
' Mesdames Bertice Qulnn, Hubert
Tucker and M. T. Tucker, enter
tained Saturday evening with a
miscellaneous shower honoring
Mrs. Paul Tucker, bride of August
5, at the home ot Mrs. Qulnn. The
hostesses presented the- honoree
with a corsage of asters, Mrs.' Mc
Donald Carr, a recent bride, was
also presented asters Mrs. Carr
received a gift of crystal. Cake,
ice cream and salted nuts were
served.
Attend Marriage.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Baker atten
ded the marriage of their daughter
Miss Clara Mae Baker, to Mr.
William Albert McGrath on Satur
day, August 26th at 8:30 p.m. at
the Westmoreland Congregational
Chiirch, . Washington, D. C. Her
father gave her away in marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker left here
Thursday nieht and returned on
Sunday at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Baker also attended the wed
ding from here.
The bride has held a high posi
tion in Washington for several
years.
North Carolina Shuts
Down One-Man Schools
Number of. Little Red School
houses Cut 60 Since' 1920 ' ' 1
North Carolina's Little Red
Schoolhouses, although not yet ex-
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Gossard Foundation Garments
..it.
Refuse Role Of
by SCOTT SUMMERS -Raleigh,
N. C, August 31. The
state's school teachers have ; re
fused -- up to now -- to be used
as a political football In the bonus
pay row. . . , ,
When the State ended the last
fiscal year with $13,000,000 in the
cash -box, the teachers asked for
a pay raise auohtrlzed by the last
General Assembly "if there was a
surplus". Teachers claimed tha 13
million was" surplus, the governor
end Advisory Budget Commission
said K wasn't - that the money was
needed for this year's operations.
The teachers asked the Gover
nor to reconsider, and asked him
to submit the question to Attorney
General Harry McMullan for an
opinion.
, Meantime, the question had
evolved into an administration vs
anti-administration fight The "an
tls" usually conservative as a
Scotsman with a mortgage hol
lered to pay the $6,000,000 now
and some urged to teachers to
tinct 'are dwindling steadily.
Almost 60 per cent of the exist
ing one-teacher schools have been
replaced since 1020 through sub
stantial school construction and
modernization programs reports-R.
H. Jacobs, director of the school
division of Minneapolis-Honeywell
Regulator Company. His report was
based on an analysis of a study by
the U. S. Office of Education.
Although educators regard this
as a significant index of state
wide advancement there are some
595 one-teacher schools remaining
in the state that continue to be an
important means of providing the
rudiments of education.
North Carolina educators, how
ever, apparently are keenly aware
of the physical advantages of lar
ger schools. In a recent survey, a
majority stated the "ideal element
ary school" should contain 14 class
rooms, and 69 per cent of those
replying said they would specify
individual room thermostats for
control of heating and ventilating
equipment.
Southern schools have a singular
problem In providing correct class
room atmosphere, since cooling,
rather than heating, is necessary
most of the year.
Just the Right Style
Georgiana, Trudy Hall, Carole
King and- Betty Hartford
Dresses. : ........... ,
Chatmer & Whitley
Tailleurs Suits & Coats
Gotham Gold Stripe Hose
Stetson Gloves. '
Jolene & Star Brand Shoes
Rhoads Millinery f. .
Colony Club Slips
Cinderella Frocks For Girls -
"Pclilical Folball"
sue,'?
."But" one teachers' spokesman
said, "we know they are not usu
ally on the teachers' side. They
wanted to get the money paid out
In the hope that this, would cause
a deficit A deficit would have a
two-fold aim discrediting the ad'
ministration and making the tea
chers the goat so that it would be
almost impossible for us to get
anything done for the teachers In
the future. A deficit would cause
a state-wide salary cut for all
state employees, and the teachers
-- naturally -- would be blamed.
"So, although we still feel that
we are entitled to payment of the
pay , raise now, we are not going
to push Sot it"
The question submitted by the
teachers for an opinion by the at
torhew general was the tlpoff. It
wa sexpected that the question
would be "is there a surplus now",
and a report had circulated in
Raleigh that McMullan was ready
to answer yes.
But the teachers asked, instead,
"can the pay raise be retroactive
to July 1, 1949" and McMullan
answered yes. i
McMullan's ' opinion merely
carbon-cepied the action of the
governor t and Advisory Budgen!
Commission. The last two para
graphs of the statement issued
when they refused a teacher pay .brook Murphy of Asheville, Bea
ralse now pledged that the pay- mon Murphy of Durham and Char
ments would be retroactive at the -les Murphy of Washington, D. C.
STORE CLOSED
TUESDAY, SEPT. 12
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end of the foiennium for the full
two years. ;;
Use Care In Lifting
Says County Agent
'Correct lifting should be prac
ticed until It becomes a habit,"
commented L. F. Weeks, today.
Each year thousands are victims
of sprains, strains, hernias and
other injuries caused by improper
lifting.
The most common causes of
lifting injuries are lifting and low
ering with the back muscles In
stead of the leg muscles; Insecure
grip or footing and unsafe placing
of hands or feet; using quick, jerk
ing, twisting or awkward move
ments of the body; obstructed vis
ion, unstable loads or inadequate
control; insufficient help or fail
ure to use mechanical aids.
Nature intended each bone joint
and muscle for a specific purpose.
When overloaded or used improp
erly, injuries are invited.
MRS TATE MURPHY
FUNERAL ROCKFISH
Mrs. Tate Westbrook Murphy of
Wallace, wife of the late W. F.
Murphy, died at the home of her
son, Beamon Murphy of Durham.
Monday at 1 o'clock. Funeral ser
vices were held at Rockfish Ceme
tery Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs.
Murphy is survived by one daugh
ter, Mrs. Robert Cook of Cleve
land, Ohio; three sons, Dr. West-
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Florsheim & Jarman Shoes
Arrow & Manhattan Shirts
Interwoven Socks
Manhattan Underwear
Botaqy & Cohama Ties
McGregor Sportswear
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