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Iluyji. iium' tue suvial iivu( lemon
pie and coffee were enjoyed.
PERSONALS
Tuesday' evening of last week
Bin. L. F. Weeks' wu hostess to
tier bridge chih; Arrangement! of. Mrr Boutherland, Lawrence
jonquil and narclasu were dsed tnd Mary Beth'spent Sunday in
In decor, tion. All member, were Greensboro with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
present During progressions aalted Newiin,
""tlSJO and Mr.. X D. Kornegay
iX tfh Sr ri- tfc'tad with Mr. and
Stoke received taiga score prize. Jj w-.i in Nownnrt
At the eoncliulon of garnet th.iM'.Arw HowM ta NewPort
hostess served lemon pie and cof-' y w , ' -
fee. "'"Mr- n Mr1, c- thercutt
" ' ' "'" " "' ' Ian4bay spent the week end to
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Leo Jackson entertained at
bridge Tuesday . evening :t hut
. week. Spring flower, were used,'
with tallies and napkin, tearing
the Easter notlf. ; (During play
aster candle, and nut. were ser
ved. High i .core for members was
won toy Mrs.- Andrew Scott. Mrs.
Emory 5a41e(r received visitor'.
Virginia,
Mr. and Mr. Carl Powell (pent
the weekend with Mt Wooley
Kennedy at Parri. bland, S. C.
vNtrj. C. G. Brown, Jr., and son
of Norfolk, Va '.pent several day.
with Mr. and (Mrs. J. B. Grady. .
Mis Patty LofUn of Raleigh
spent the week end with Mr. W.
J. Pickett il.C'S'..;--.;.'
- Mr. C. B Sitterson who 'was ho.
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, IIOTICE OF.SALE
!.J.'r.'r;. . . ;" ;.-' 'v-:"-':. ;.;:':
. George Frank Landen, Executors! D. B. Johnson,
deceased, will offer for sale at public auction for cash at
the D. B. Johnson home place, Vi mile South of Beula
Ville on the Chinquapin highway, at ten o'clock, A. M. on
the 7th day of April. 1951, various articles of personal
property, farm machinery, hogs, etCwJUU including the
following: , .
One Allis Chalmers Trqcfor
'; , and Equipment
OneJ949DcdgeCar
One 1950 3-4 Ton Dcgs Truck
One Brood Sow arid Two Pig
Three Brcod Gills V . '
Twenty-five llecd of Geese
Several Tkond Toh:ccb Sticks
V and vermiform c;aipent.;
THIS lttfc DAT OF MAECH. Wi .' J" "."Y
George Frank Landen, Executor
; : of P, B. Jo!insont Deceased.
GRADY MERCER, ATTORNEY.
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t.M l,r i ,,iy vi.ii tiieir
parent llr. arid Lira, W. M. Ingram.
, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wells, and
children vent Sunday with Mr H.
V.'Well. - - - -
' Mr. Willard Johnson spent sever
al day. recently in James Walker
Hospital for observation.
Mr. Leo Jackson has been a pa
rent at Memorial General Hospital
in Kinaton.
Mrs. Park Prldgen spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grady. . -
Mis. Grace Baker . of ECTC
spent the holidays with her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker.1
Mi. Cornelia Quinn of WCUNC,'
spent the Easter holiday, with her
mother Mrs. Myrtle Quinn. . '
Mr. Norman Cushman and Mis
Jan Caldwell were week end guests
of Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Gooding. ,
Mrs. J. J. Well spent Sunday
with Mr, L W, Byrd. ,Mesdame
Byrd and Well, visited in Bosetooro
and Dunn. " -"'''.5 v .
Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Wood and
children visited In Gastonia during
the week end..-''' 'i''v'-'i'.o
Mis Lucy Wells of Scotland
Neck spent the week end with Mr,
and Mr. J. J. Wells.
Mrs. Lola Smith is visiting her
daughters, Mesdames Leo Jackson
and Robert Holllngsworth. r ''
VlsiUng Mr. Leo Jackson at' Me
morial General Hospital Sunday
were Messrs. C. X. Stephens, Wood
row Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brown, Mr. and Mrs, D. B. Smith
and Mr Lol Sinlt!i.v-vV-v.:
' Mr. O. P. Johnson attended the
Superintendent', meeting in Lum
berton Tuecday, , V
(Mr. and Mr,.. Johnson vis
ited in Wilmington Sunday. , ;
Kenansville Street
ing
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s'vUwAiitj Ue .i . ... i, Iwjfs.'.
Wri!s kJ tlte group la playing a
gaiue, aiter which . deliciou re-'i
freshment. of Ice cream, cake, nut..
and candy were served. All the
guests enjoyed a very delightful
evening. , -
Anr.::r.ce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ivey, Jr., an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Mary Catherine, February 28, at
Henderson Crumpler Clinic in Mt
Olive. Mrs. Ivey is the former Ml is
Elnoro Rouse of Kenansville. ,
State College Hints
To Home Makers !
Look 'on the seamy side before
buying new spring dresses or sulU
The State Highway Commission
has commenced work on the street
from Grove Swamp on Highway 11
to the Kenansville business intery
section. Plan, are to- widen, place
sidewalks, curbs and gutter, just
a Is being done from the Kenansville-
Cafe on Highway 24 toward
BeulaviUe. w-.v - .v'-'-
In the process of face uplifting
many crepe myrtle trees that were
planted several year, ago have been
dstroyed which if only they had
been replanted several feet back
would have enhanced the beauty
of the work In progress
r lt .Doears with technological ad
vancement we succeed In destroy
ing what i given us by nature.
Mrs. Louise Mitchell "
Gives fiano Recital
About 30 guest, enjoyed an ev
ening of music at the borne of Mr.
Louise Mitchell Saturday, March
10. Barbara Mitch jU of Kenans
ville and Maude and Bobby Well.
of Clinton presented a lovely pro
gram of piano "music Selections in
cludedv composition, by' Bach,
Haydn. Schubert, a group of mod
ern pieces by the American com-
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Congralulalions
J. J. BARDEII
. Stock Yard
Sale
Every Tues. 1:00 P. M.
j i m
&p
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' Look for a (tralght, mootb, ev
en warn, with stitches not too long
to hold securely. Avoid any garm
ent with puckered or wandering
stitches or loose, unfastened thre
ad dangling.
Make rare seams are wide en
ough for possible alteratlons.Wlde
seam allowances from 1-2 to 9-4
inches on plain seams we less like
ly to fray than -those which are cut
t0O loo.. - si;' ri"y;.J-i
Note how seam edges are fin
ished. French team, in which all
raw edge are turned under and
stitched and are about V Inch wide
when finished, are recommended
for sheer -cottons or rayon which
fray easily. - How seams hold de
pend also on bow the garment fits.
Comfortable-fitting clothes put
less strain on seams. Those that are
too . tight may pull any seam,
however good the finuh.
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How to Palio Simple peeii
; : TastQ Simply Delicious
7"
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An r may to drnt up dmvU to pleoM your family or impmt
. your fueia i$ to mid m gamUh of pun fruit pmmot
Jor color ltd flavor max.
TouH kve the fruit-fragrant, old
fashioned lusciqusness of Ann
Page Pur Preserves. They're
made of juicy-ripe fruit simmered
with granulated sugar. You never
tasted finer! Ann Page Preserve
are sold only at AP. See what
delightful fruitines they give to
this easy, taste-tamptlng recipe.
FRUIT CREAM TREAT i Prepare -1
pkg. Ann Page Sparkle Vanilla
Pudding aa package direct. Cool.
Whip cup cream; stir into pud
ding, reserving spoonful for top.
Turn Into serving dish; garnish
with lady fingers, Ann Page Rasp
berry or Strawberry Preserve
and cream. 6 serving. ...
Otf US3 Noels'
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Francis Fowler Oakley, store
keeper, third class, U S N, son of
Mr. and Mr. John B. Oakley of
1221 Washington, Greenville, and
huaband of Mrs. Margaret Hayes
Oakley of Route 2, Beulaville, 1
serving aboard the destroyer es
cort U89 Norri. which recently
returned to the Atlantic, having
(teamed 75,000 mile during the
put eight months. . 'v-v '-
- The Norri. was on round the
world cruise last July when hos
tilities broke out in Korea and ma
de a 13,000 mile high speed dash
to the combat zone: " : ' '
Oakley entered the Naval ser
vice June 30, 1944.
Army Security Agency ....
Now Accepting Men .. ..; ..
For the first time since April
1948 the Army Security Agency
will accept men i r enlistment in v.. j 1
this area. Sgt Emery G. Murray, liicluw
of the Wllmingtoa Army & Air . Army t.
ores Recruiting Station said today ment o..
that five men will be accepted vllle V.n
from the 31 counties In the Fayette-' terested r
Subscribe New To The New
v DUPUN TIMES
Dr. H. V. Cohvell
OFTOMaTTRIST -'l-t
Eye Ex mined. Glasses Fitted.
Next Door Te Cavenaugh
cnevrolet Company
. Permanent Office la . ' -WALLACE.
N. C
Have we jot you
covered? II not, be
to come in soon becavcti '
our policy is the best
policy.
"Maybe he doesn't lile
J. j. BARDEII STOCKYARD
' &ON HIGHWAY 117, WARSAW
. , HAS A COMPLETE . LINE OF
FISHING TACKLE, RODS AND LEELS
SRE. US FOR
. J WASHING MACHINES
DEEPFREEZE UNITS
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE
ATHLETIC GOODS
Watch and Clock Repairing
Hines Auto Supply
In The Theatre Building
. BILL HINES, Owner 'f
WARSAW
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GAS - OIL - tQS FUEL OIL
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Ve Extend Our Congratulations
And Best Wishes For Success to ;
J. J. BARDEII And The
J. J. Darden Stock
Yard
' Located On Highway 117. . , '
Sales Will Be Held Every Tuesday At 1:00 P. M.
We also extend a welcome to all farmers to
sell their hogs, cattle or .any kind of livestock in
Warsaw and say Warsaw welcomes them to
the town. 1
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY:
GROCERIES AND MEATS AND WILL BE ,
. GLAD TO SERVE YOU.
(C(Dimgirattualaitfoinis
'Stock YairdT
Sale Every Tuesday 1 O'clock
WHEN IN WARSAW SHOP AT A. BROOKS
CLOTHES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
L Brooks, Inc.
Warsaw's Leading Department Store
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COME
TO
WARSAW
AND SELL AT
J. J. BARDEN
STOCK YARD
Hogs Cattle - All Kinds Stock
Sale Every Tuesday 1:00 P. M.
Quinn-McGoven has just received New Furniture
bought at the market. Come in today.
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QUIMcGOWEN
FURNITUPiE CNMPAI H
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