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Dallas Jones of Magnolia. He
u, vrtnrnn of World WaT I and
Kill. J tt-i-t. 2D-Oct 2 -Injured
same dates:
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J - - - a member of the Mt. Olive Post of
OQOOCO
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Saner-Siillon
Vcdding Vovs
, In a simple but Impressive cere
mony Mist Anna M. Sutton, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sutton
of Falton. Rt 1. and Norwood Wells
Sumner, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
M.' Sumner of Clinton, were united
In marriage at King's Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening,
September SO at BM o'clock. The
Rev. Dennis Kinlaw, pastor of the
bride, officiated In the double' ring
ceremony. v ;
Prior to the ceremony ' Mrs.
Brantly Sutton presented a pro
gram of wedding music and Mrs.
Claxton Pate, soloist, sang "O After a short wedding trip, Mr,
Promise Me," and "The Lord's
Prayer.
The church was decorated with
Ivy and burning tapers on the altar,
pulpit and piano with a large vase
of white gladioli and chrysanthe
mums on the labia.
UShers were: Ben Sutton, bro
ther of the bride, and Leo Knowles,
brother-in-law of the groom. '
The bride won a blue suit with
gray accessories and corsage of
pink rose buds. : '
Mrs. Sutton, mother of the bride
wore a black erepe dress with
black and white accessories ana a
corsage of white carnations. Mrs.
Sumner, mother of the groom, wore
a cocoa brows dress IM dark
brown accessories and a nonage
of white carnations. '
PROTECTION
s J, For Depositors
DEPOSITS II07 INSURED
. to $10,000
BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION
The BAIIK OF MOUNT OLIVE
is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion and gives to depositors this adden protection.
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Dank Of Mt. dive
"MAKE OUB BANK YOUR BANK"
MOUNT OLIVE - CALYPSO,
and Mrs, Sumner will be at home in
Clinton, ', ,
KORNEGAY llJD.C.
, The monthly meeting of -the
Kornegay HDC was held ;at ; the
home of Mrs. Louis Gordon on last
Thursday " afternoon at 2:30. The
meeting opened With song and club
collect. During business it was de
cided that the Kornegay club, the
John M. Faison, Dobblnsvllle and
Plney Grove clubs would make and
donate' a United Nations Flag for
the Plney Grove School.
Miss Eleanor Southerland gave
an Interesting Aid valuable talk
on Frozen Foods.
Several visitors from other clubs
were present During the social
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hour the hoste8sserved ice eream
and pound cake. .. ..
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Alex Barwick Dies.' ,
In Veteran's Hospital ; .
. Alex Barwlck, 86, of Mt Olive,,
died at 11:30 Monday morning in
thn VA HosDital at FayetteviUe. He
' had been a patient .there for two
months. Funeral services were con
ducted at 3 fc.m. Wednesday in the
chapel of the Williams Funeral
Home in Mt, Olive. Rev. Isaac Ter
rell, pastor of the Baptist Church
was in charge.; Surviving are Mrs.
Barwick, the former Daisy Parker
of Wayne County; one daughter,
Mrs. Aalleen, Moore -of Camp Le
Jeune; three brothers, William i of
Wallace and Sam and Emmett Bar-
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;'. IN FAISON, N.C.
the Legion served ks pallbearers.
He was a lifelong resident of the
Mt. Olive community. . ' . -
FARM FIRE LOSS '
CAN BE REDUCED
Farm fire losses amounted to
$95,000,000 in 1849. - s
' ... Reduction of life and property
losses caused by fire Is the pupose
of National Fire prevention Week.
October 8-14. It has been pointed
out time aftev time that all fires
start as small fires and most of
them could be prevented. Some
precautions are: Have a portable
type water extinguisher handy.. If
you have a pressure system, have
spigots fitted for hose. ' ' r
" Have proper extinguishers for
electrical and flamable liquid fires.
Don't use water on that kind of
flames. Keep a ladder long enough
to reach the highest roof. -
To nrevent fires, don't smoke in
Lf-fthe barn, in bed, or near flamable
liquids. Don't overload a wiring
system. Don't oDerate . ' tractor in
v 1 1 the barn. Don't store fuel in build
ings; store in tanks and put them
on a downward slope from build
ings. ' .
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