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t Ciiestnutt,- Nellie Faye
, renay Bitter and Dannie
v went to Clinton -Friday for
Jectomies. ' :
i. Clyde r . ... baa returned
n visiting in lUchmoiMf. fi-f,
sts o Miss-jMacj (Cox-last
t were Mrs. J: O,' Andrews Of
1 and Miss Melrose"' Gaylof
. . niston Sale Fridaynight.
MJrs. Florence Home and Miss
-t;y spent' Thanksgiving ft Golds
I: r with-Mr.1-and -Mrs." Herbert
? I,lrs.v Pearr Xk'waa Called tdj
Mnson Friday on account W "the
3"siess of grandchild.
; -Chas.? P. Gaylor of . Goldsborb
rwag in town Monday' " ,
!: J.liss Maey Cox, Mrs. M.'t. Tuck-
i and daughter visited Miss atie
ray in Rose- ma. Monaay-. sne
i just returned from China after
ng a missionary .there.
V; Fcnnell Smith of Richmond Va.
itsj ent a lew: ''days here last week.
iV-Cuesta of Mrv and Mrs.: B. B.
ton - Thursday were Emmons
'i inderson. :Mrt. Sanderson and
daughter and her mother Mrs.
i, 3 uce Sanderson of Calypso. -JClifton
Matthlabf Miami, FU. Is
xisltinB relatives-here.
i liSIrt.- Mack Antley and three chlW
drn of Wilmington spent
: days with Mrs, Maude King.
&Afton Quinn Of Wake Forest,
Mft. Gaylor and Victor Tucker
J&TC spent the holidays at hoi
. Mr." and Mrs? 4., W. Sanderson
. .and children of Four Oaks spen;
V haiUtsgiving.lwUh;;Mfs,-,and Mrs
LcM. Sanderson- . . . ..
; B. Hunter spent the Week end
In Georgia.
f t Services SundyaBornlng . and
; pight at Jhe. Baptist, Church.
V- Services Sunday morning 2nd
' flight at We First Free Will Bao
. list Churolt. : '
VJI.The five, Missionary Societies of
the Baptiit ClJllrea. wilt observe
Week of Prayer for Foreign Mis
iiona next week. '
I rfnder and by virtue of the pow
er of sale, contained In that cer
ftirf deed of trust; from W. L? Fat
son. and wife Mary C. Falson, io
V D. Johnson, Trustee recorded
in Book ,453,- page 212 Duplin
- County Registry, a. default' having
Ijeen, made in the payment of the
riirtrs secured, thereby,' and at . the
' request of the Jiolder of the iotes,
and deed of trust; the undersigned
will offer fpr sale, and sell WJhe
httrTimt bidder for cash at the cotrrt-
( kx.. . Annri VananVlll 'ThlMln I 1 1 S.
ll j sa
SEWING CLUB
" The Sewing-Club unet With Mrs.
D. S, Williamson Wednesday ev
enlng of last week. After the sew
ing bee the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Wlllard .Brinson served a aweet
course. .
KONTHACT KLUB
- On Wednesday : night- of " last
weex jora. u. s. WilUamson was
hostess to the Kenans vllle Koni
tract Klub. Visitors were Mesdames
Andrew Scott and Emory Sadler.
High score for members was. won
by Mrs. J. B. Wallace. Mrs. Scott
won high for visitors. At Concluclon
of games the hostess served chocolate-vanilla
roll topped with whip
ped cream,, coffee and nuts."
WOMANS CLUB
The Womans Club met Thursday
Nov. 30 at 8:30 p.m. in the lodge
building. President Mrs. Dan Davis
presided. Nine members and one
visitor were present After the reg
ular, business session Mrs. N. B.
Boney had charge of the program.
After singing ."America" and .giv
ing pledge to the flag Mrs. Boney
led the discussion on "Freedom of
Expression" which stressed the im
portance .of. public' libraries. The
meeting.' closed with American's
Creed.. Following adjournment the
members of the .education depart
ment served pimento cheese sand
wiches, dates and hot spked tea.
PERSONALS- X
Mrs. N. B.. Boney accompanied
by Mrs. Ashe I.wilw of Eeulaville
made a business trip to Camp Le
Jeune.Monday. 1 1 .,v.jOi 'tA-'itii'
Mrs.' Parker Quinn and; Kathryn
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
K.i J. Smith Sunday. -;i
Mr. "and Mrs. Winie" Davis, Mrs!
L. B., Thomas, Sgt L. B. Thomas,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs; Dan Davis visited
friends and relatives In Wilmington
Sunday.'f f . ';:
Misses .Gilda and Gloria Whit,
field have been spending a few
days with their mother Mrs. Betty
Whitfield,. ,
; Miss Jan Colwell of Peace
lege spent the past week end h
Mrs. Of V. . Gooding. , .
Attending the tea honoring M
C. B, ItfcNairy HI; in Goldsb -3
were Mrs, G. V. Gooding, Syl la,
Mrs. E. )A .Newton, Sally and Gail,
Mesdames A. T; Outlaw, N. B. Bo-
UDAY, DECEMBER &lh,
y, F. Vf,, McGowen, J, AjCavini trip to Charlotte during the week
3 Rudolph Hasty. i end
ney.
uu nuaoipn Hasty. - . 1 end.
;, .1 irs. .,u. !.,, Johnson, Jimmie 1 - '
.Mrs. Paul Ingram and Charles I' Mr- Walton Graves of the U.- 'S.
made a business trip to Wilmlng- Nav sPent Sunday and Monday
tori Thursday. j with Mrs. Nora Shaffer and familj
" Mrs. Ray Sanderson was a guest !
01 Mrs. varker Qurnn Monday.
)Mesdames M. F. - Allen and J. O.
Stokes shopped in Wilminaton last
Tuesday. - ! ' ,
Mr. J. X. Hayter left Monday! In World War I Lloyd George
for Richmond where he will take a said: "In peace and in war. King
six weeks study course. ; Coal is the paramount Lord of In-
Miss Margaret Williams, Mes- dustry. It enters into every article
unmes J. xi. uraay. L.1 F. Weeks
COAL IN PEACE AND WAR
and J. B. Wallace shopped in Golds
ooro Saturday.
Mr. Paul Ingram and Mrs. W.
M. Ingram visited Mr. Ingram at
the VA Hospital in Fayettaville
Sunday.
Mr. J. R. Grady made a business
ot consumption and utility." Win
stn.i Churchill's paraphrase in
World War II was: "War Is made
with steel and steel is made from
coal. Coal is the-foundation and,
to a very large extent, the measure
of our whole war effort.'
areechll- ' ' ,MV
theholi-U" - M UAH )
rest, Don v V ?4 . V V!
ucker of A JT
arv 1st. 1051.' at the hour oM welve , i V ,
6r 1 ck noon, the foHowirik.,"de' X - . ' -
. ed lands : - S ft f V f f " h
p gjnnlng at Vrftake'nc rT a '-Tf '""V"1?-
pit , the old corner 4rMaryCU'-r V ".V .A ,'
Ho...ngsworth and 8-.--R::ppwdeit,
". uience witn uie line 01 uruna ,
for,.4erly owned by S. R. Bowden, A
2M poles to a stake, his and Bla-' (
With the said Best line South 80
la'-4, to a stake on the south slce ,..
of l ie path formerly-the dwelwn
bo- e of said B. J..Best,,tiewcei
h 45 East, to a short straw
p. on the west side of thtroad",
- V.c ha Broyra, now Ed Williams
cor -r, thence the line of the Mar
tha Jrown land, tOKa stake" pn the
east side 'of theC rOad Jlaijv p.
Ho: ngsworth, now Shaw (now
Tr ias J. Smith) corner; .tbeiice
tli. . line with the road, to the sbe
glr ing, containing 33 acreitrore
or 1 ss. And being the same lands
1 ibed in a deed from-. J- iT.
C ham and wife' to Jt. -RPenny,
ter ded 4n book v370 page M0,
Do in County Registry. , j
Ine highest bidder 'Will be 're
H '.ed to make deposit, of jen
tprcent of his bid on the day i of
t .-J sale. r
Tills Novembei' 80, I960. -.
R. D. Johnsen, Trustee,
fit-. S Nrw'' w w UUUU V W U mf
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