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. Lcccl Ibsfssser v ilCakaCulting'll ' Mrs. Paul Potter and Mrs. J. A. ' ackley were ob-hostesses Friday evening In the home of Mrs. RaOk- Mabel B. Waters, who will marry swuraay anernoon at Z o clock, ' "... May 19.,:..' 1 . V- Spring flowers were used pro fusedly to decorate the bouse. The .,. color scheme of green and white being used In tne dining room. " The brides tables was lovely with ,a lace cloth cenferedwith white : wedding bell, Mtersperesed with sprays, of. deutzta. Streamers of A .satin ribbon ' extended from fits icbandher end nosegays decorated table, y , 1 The guests were greeted by Mr. rand Mrs. J. A. Rackley and direct , ed to the dining room by Mr. and i -Mrs. Paul Plotter. Mrs. Porter New i . ton of Wilmington, sister of the bride, ut tbe cake and Mr Jul Jus Smart, lister of the groom, .presided over the punch bowl. Nuts :. and mints were served by Misses Joyce sod. Mary Lou Potter., -, ', Guests of i the - wedding party were the ' employees and wives of the Branch Banking ife.Trus Co. Mrs. Whittle t .. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. L. S. Whittle was hostess to her dub .and one additional table, honor ing Mrs. Mabel B.t Waters,, bride lect of Saturday.' Lovely spring - J lowers decorated tne living and dining rooms where the games was - held. - . - ,. ..v-. Club high, garden "(tools' and plants, went to Mrs. Robert Black more, visitors high, cologne, was won by Mrs. M. A. Smith. Mrs. Ma bel B. Waters was 1 presented a Hula Drive In Theatre CinNQUATlN, N. C. WEEK MAY 27 sdn & mow t i ; ALL THE KINGS MEN '' Starring BRAD CRAWFORD JOAN DRUB t , I ;'TfEWS TUES AWED ( " Miss Grant Takes if - Eichmond ' - ' Starring LUCILLE BALL WILLIAM HOLDEIf SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS THURS FBI , ' Dakota UL (Color By Technicolor) : Starring ' GEORGE MONTGOMERY1. ' and MARIE WINDSOR - CARTOON AND SHORT SAT ONLY , Smoky Mountain Melody -. WITH ROY ACUFF, . SHORT CARTOON PLUS CHAPTER 1 OF RADAR PATROL ' " : il l It a it" Thursday Friday Way 24-25 Branded' : Starring Alan Ladd Saturday May 26th Arizona STARRING REX ALLEN , .AND - - Jeepers: Crespsrs ' WITH THE WEAVER DOYS - -. Sunday and Monday, May 27,-28 Starring IV crt Yc-"", Ketty EzJLi ils J John gutton ' . v ' ti .i " Tuesday and Wednesday, May 29.30 ' Starrin Frtok Lovejoy, KalLleen Ryan and R'chard - CAHLflON.. y a. sJ .11 piece of crystal in her chosen pat tern. 1 . . 1 , , - Durlng the game the guests en Joyed 'coco-colas and tarn candles and for refreshments Mrs. Whittle served pineapple torte, nuts and coffee. . .. ; ,. . Playing were Mesdames Smith, Walters, Blactomore, Verna McGee, Q. J. Sutton, George Penny, J. P. Harmon, Allan Dreughtatit Sr., Paul Potter, N. A. Mitchell, W. W. Gar ner, and the hostess. - Wafkins-Vafers Vows Spoken ', in ,a private ceremony on Satur day aAteniioon t the home of her mcrttber, Mrs. Mabel B. Waters, dau ghter of Mrs. W. M. Bowen and the late Mr. W. M. Bowen. became the bride of Mr. Boss Watkims of. War saw,.' t i ' .: ... ii.iv Mi' . t The sows were spoken: before an improvised altar banked with pines. Silver urns filled with white liUies, ' snapdragons, 1 and daises were used on each side' also candle etas holding lighted .white tamers. The Res. R. L. Crossno, pastor of me brine, officiated at the cere- monyj'.'rt v:p. , Miss1 Baifoiara" Jean i Thompson, pianist -and Mr. Vance Ctodfelter, soloist, presented a program of nuptial music, . " . . The oouple entered " together, the bride wearing for her wedding, a navy blue-suit with navy aoces ortes. Her corsage was a white or chid:";. ..- " . Mrs. Waitklns has been employ ed for several years by the Branch Banking and Trust Co. Mr. Wat kins is with the Warsaw school fa culty. :v HUH ' Iramea.atf'y following the cere mony Vie br i3tf couple left for a weddk? trip to Alabama. Upon tieir r r "ey will make their homein Warsaw. ,.'i;: ' Mrs. H.frert Top el of Wilming ton visited be sister, Mrs. J. A. Rscfkley this week. , MODEL THEATRE BElflLAVIIXE, N. C. Movies Are Better Than Ever "Why Worry? See A Movie" Sunday and Monday Mr. 880 1 Stan-bur ' BURT LANCASTER and EDMUND GWENN . Tuesday and Wednesday. . Two Flaffgs West ; : teUssisiKrv. '' rORNKLX. WILDE. LINDA DARNELL and JOSEPH COTTEN Thursday Only-','"''-" .The Happy Years - c . (In Technicolor) . ?-vi.i"r Starring '' -Wi. DEAN STOCKWETX- Friday Onbi': 'K'H:" laiZUV The Fireball . V '''' Starrinr ' . ' - ' '" :i MICKEY ROONEY and PAT . v O'BRIEN Saturday - , ,. ... Starring -. . V. Vanishing Westerner. ; i MONTE HALE. , I 1 1 Double Feature : si Covboy Personals Mrs. Laura Denton of .Cotum- ba, Tenn., returned home with her granddaughter, Mrs. J. T. Gresh- am' for several dtays. - - Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Frederick and children spent several days at wrsgumsviiie Deacn tnis week. . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton, Mr. J. P. Newton of Wilmington, and Mr. and Mrs. -Ferdinand Fal son of Clhiton were in town for the WaitJdnsWaters wedding. ;, ; Mrs. Hubert Tonel of Wilming ton and Mrs. J. A. Rackley visited her sunt, Mrs. Llna Hanctoey and Mrs.' i. D. Oarapbell , in ' Wallace last week. , Mrs.J. W StrUBhn and child ren., Carol and Fred Boars motor ed to Carolina Beach Tuesday and left Ann Strauehan for the week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Walker Stevens and dhildren spent the weekend ait .'Miss Sara Gbil Favmer, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Farmer underwent a tonsiledtomy Tuesday In the cWidrens hospital at Wright- svum uescn. ..y.--i:-.- y.. ..GARDEN TIME ' by Robert Schmidt ., About two Months ago I com mented to this column about the use of botoaps for the protection of warm season crops such as cucum bers and melons planted before the safe planting diate for those crops. Early In April one of my State Col lege - classes in vegetable crops planted watermelons at the Hor ticultural Farm. Every other hill was covered with a plastic hotcarp as soon planted. At that time It did not appear, as though we would have have much' contrast between the protected and the unprotected hills. MOTOR PARK Drive In . PINK HILL, N. C. "Carolina's Greatest Entertainment Value" Shows at 7:15 & 9:15 p. m. Adults 30 c Kids (under 12 yrs. in cars) Free SUNDAY MAY 27TH '. (In Technicolor) Wonderful Dog Story ' Starring " .? -Donald Crisp Lassie- ' Geraldine Brooks Also - Color Cartoon & . . f.' News . . . MON. TUBS. 28-29TH (In Technicolor) - Greatest Musical Comedy "-IV- Ever Annie Get Your Gun Sterrinf V.- -r Betty Hutton Howard Keel and Big All-Star Cast Also Color Cartoon .. WED. ONLY 30 . - Action Drama ' Surrender Starring Vera Ralston Walter Brenan - John Carroll - Also Serial THUR. FRL MAY 31 JUNE 1 A Picture Of Our Own State Highway Highway 301 Starring . - Steve Cochran Virginia Grey Also Our Gang Comedy SAT. ONLY 2ND Double Feature Stale Penitentiary ', ' Warner Baxter llorlh of the Great tWITH , I Roy Rogers Get The Motor Park HabltT t 35 4-II LI The weallier was warm anil the un protetited h2IS came up almost as soon as tlwse under caps. However, duriinj' the past two weeks the weather has been cool especial ly at nlh We have left the oaps on llor that raason. " ..y. -.'As of today the unprotected plants have made BBtle gmowith be cause of the -cool weather, While the planta " under the caps have made'nlcs growth and are much larger. Also, the cucumber beetles are . beginning to attack the un proteoted plants. Whether . or not the early advantage of the protect ed plarits will continue throughout the season will have to be answer ed later. ,;- ! .. ;.af For the benefit of the housewfe who likes to gnow Iris, I would like to pass on the Information that bearded. Iris may be divided and transplanted as soon as they are through blooming. New, healthy rhlaomes should he selected and transplanted so that the top of (the ithhwme la about level with the sur face of the Soil. The foliage may be clipped back about one-third to one every three years. A location wth half, irss should be divided at least full sun is best. 4th Anhual H Conference June 7:8, jRialelgh, May 13 National, State, and local speakers, panels bull-sessions, exhibits and enter- ta'imnent are clanned for he Fou nth annual rural health conference to be held here June7-8 ait the Sir Walter Hotel. An attendance of same 400 persons, from all over Noitih Carolina Is expedted, accord ins to co-chairmen Dr. W. P. Rich ardson of the State Health Council and Dr. J. Street Brewer of the Rural health Committee, Medical Soctetv of North Carolina The State Health Council and (the Rural Health Committee of the Medldal Society are again sponsor ing the event. . Among the National figures who are to speak are Dr. F. S. Crockett, Chairman of the National Rural Health Committee of the Medical Health Aissociatkn, and Mr. John P. Ferris, manager of reservoir and community relations of the Tennes see Valley Aiuthorilty. Mrs. Shelby Oarr, nationally acclaimed wife of a country doctor in the Kentucky foothills, will tell the exciting story of how a group of community-mind ed wiomen helped the people of a rural area to resourcefulness and progress; she will use colored slides to document her Story. Gov. Kerr Soott will open the sessions, on the afternoon of June 7. A round-up of health progress In North Carolina since the beginning of the Good Health Program In 1946 is to be featured, with James P. Clark, chairman of she Medical Care Ccntniesk as spokesman. Dr. Ike Greer of the University of North Carolina will chairman a panel titled "Report to the State", the panel - members being repre sentatives of the Stats Board of Health, Hospitals Board of Control, Medical Care Comiaskra, Depart ment of Public Welfare, Depart ment of Pup lie Instruction, Tuber culosis Stanatoriam, and the Univer sity of North Carolina. . 'Some Resourses lor Communi ties" wiOl be the subject of a Friday morning panel, with' representa 3 Center MOUNT OLIVE EASTERN CAROLINA'S FINEST THEATRE WEEK MAY 27TTH Sunday Monday VALENTINO Starrinr v ELEANOR PARKER and 1 Anthony Dexter Tuesday Wednesday . Thursday Steel Helmet Friday Saturday RATON PASS Starrinc- DENNIS MOGAN and STEVE CACURANE r Tnr i) SUN. MON. MAT J7-28 ,. t ;. ; . 1 in rrnnif!''';!?.' ; .v.flwn s ww vvs. ,vy ill;;i.'.f)i. Vi With David Wayne and: ; ;' Tom . Ewell f. j ' 'f j tr.'i' .. .f. uartoons '? t TUES. - WED. MAT 29-31 r v Apicfcs Driifiis 1 Theatre LtlU'LIN'THXES tives of the, State Library Com mission, The Agricultural Exten sion, Service,. Recreation Com mission, Division of Vocational Re haMlttiatlbn, Dairy Council, Mental Hygiene and the Eugenics Board explaining ; community services available through their agencies. . (Local health council ' efforts will be told in he wards of local lead ers. Brief reports on the survey of nursing and nursing education, and the survey of hospit 1 charges and payments for indigents are sched uled. A new feature of the annual con ference yill be two buzz-sessions, one on "What's On Our Minds?" and a second titled "Pointers for the Funture," by means of which the entire audience will have an opportunity to participate. Attendance at he conference is open to all NloriUh Carolinians who are interested in rural health and community problems.: A post card or letter mailed toTur.th Annual Rural Health Conference, Medical Society of North Carolina, 203 Cap ital Club Building, Rialelgh, N, C. Is Sufficient to make conference reservations for individuals or groups. IS v maintain water supplies furnish wood products provide recreation help prevent floods Haw&fr-Only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES! Tcuay's i uiierti , Pattern 9154 (includes panties), sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Sits 6, dress, 2 yards 35-inch; yard contrast. Send THIRTY CENTS in coins for this pattern to 170 News paper Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St, New York 11, N. T. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRE88, STYLE NUMBER. I Choose your season's wardrobe from our. latest Marian ' Martin Pattern Book. Send Twenty Cents for your copy today. Smart easy sew styles for everyone. A Free pattern is printed in the book. f if ilk szk Jijl 'WAriSA7,N.C THURS. FKI MAY JUNE 1 . a a -. v t ' lli 1L-..1T' ', '-' .'" All 'AKsiil kin " . .". fin iirTfii rvp ..::',. s-asa srassysai, uivjj With Bette Davis and . George Sanders SAT. JUNE t Double Feature Silver City Bonanza EXECUTRIX WOIICE ;; Having this day qualified as ex- ectttrlxi ' the', estate, of Floyd J. Strickland,' deceased, late of Du plin county, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned, duly Color Gives 'Eye Appeal' ftf House Ore'ul planning, good architecture and superior construction what more could bs asked of a house? Just one thing eye appeal, in which color is the dominant factor. . Many builders now make color planning an integral part of their operations, particularly 171 nrra tieveioDuiuiibs number of houses are of similar architectural design. Color-consciousness has created a new vocation that of the color stvlist and consultant. A leader in this new field is Beatrice West who color-styled 60,000 homes in 20 states for more than 160 build ers in the last three years. Miss West, who color-styled fabulous Levittown on Long Island, says, "color, and particularly the roof colors, provides the most diversi fied and economical way to in dividualixe a single house, or a group of houses, or to integrate an entire community of houses." Flower Homes, at Wantagh. Long Island, clearly demonstrate the value of color styling. The builder, Adolphus Flowers, is con vinced that the services of a com petent color consultant are as es sential as those of a reputable architectural concern and the use of good materials. . "I think color is one of the most exciting snd satisfying features of Flower Homes," he said of the work done by another color styl ist, Barbara Bernie. "And when I say this, I am merely echoing the opinions of the people who go through our homes." Miss Bernie points out that her objective is to have the eye flow smoothly from the main point of Interest perhaps the doorway or a picture window on and around the sidewalls to the rear of the house. "We think ths roof the largest generally highly visible should .blend with the colors on the side- ..all and hniiM hA treated in neutral tones," explained Miss A franklin county farmer, W T. Moss of Youngsvjlle, has ' been awarded honorable mention for a sample of wheat submitted in na tional competition for a Philip W. Pillsbury Award for agricultural achievement. Moss is the first Tar Heel farmer to receive this honor. "Your.?' Don't play around with your insurance call on us for complete, expert advice and in formation. 4 ... "J J , Wt. "Most MPejiendoMe Car in Iollmr for dollar (Or A rtea's tawast files BtrMght Was . i Vmt Ciile FHvr 8(rik awaUHU USM ar M verified, on or before One year (nam last darts of publication of this notice, or this notice will be plead in baf of their recovery, i t'.;i v. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate settlement. ..'. . jV t Ohls the lath day of May,' 1951. Irene M. Strickland, m, i 1 1 , mSmmm: n. ., .t , J, y tfN) ,tii:: (utAllt,.Kt ft i v wMfv!mntmi4mix if T 1 m r Bernie. "That's why we specify asphalt shingles in a blend." Three blends in asphalt shingles were selected for Flower Homes gray, brown and slate. Attractive features of Flower Homes include abundant storage Sjace in the -L-Vhaped kltchen inette. Base and wall cabinets of hardwood veneer have an attrac- Warsaw Fish Market CREATORS AND MAINTAINERS OF LOWE3 PRICES ON QUALITY SEA FOODS (Next Door to A&P) Both Wholesale and Retail Know Your Fish or Know Your Fishman D. Z. HOLLOMAN FREE Phone 326 WE DRESSING WARSAW, N. C. DELIVER i: -m-y i- a.ih-sw aaaarri-Syt.-i-'- r , i iVi. fttt m ftVrrfty Choose from three delicious blends! MOd A Mallow IIOHT O'CLOCK 1 lb. Bsc 77c Rich A Full. BodM BID CIRCU 1 lb. Bar 79c BOKAR 1 lb. Bag 81c AT YwUR A&P Custom Ground AP Coffee does taste better, Before you start naming all the reasons you would like to own a 1951 Pontiac, why not talk to a few owners who have been Pontiac drivers for years. Ask them why they like Pontiac. You'll be surprised how many owners say: "Pontiac is the most Kyrirmtml, -iimrtw mi trim iki . Kmttmmm ; . .i ,..;. :., . v. Executrix of the estate ci Strickland, i: .K - -6-22-flt IMS ... ... The annual farm Income of I -syth county is about S7.000.000. - A prs-toan age club will be spon sored this summer by the North Chowan county. :- Color scheme for model house above ana enure newer nomes development at Wantagh, Long Island, began with asphalt shingle roofs. Gray-blend Is roof color of this house and gray shake shingles are used oa the front, sides and vinkUh at nf aandstona adjacent to front door gives key to accent color oi corai on picture window, front door shatters, sesl lop on flower box and porch posts at rear. L-shaped kitchen-dinette at left has base and wall eablnets of hardwood veneer which pre side attractive, easy to maintain 'Surface. ' ly maintained by periodic waxing. plus an occajn a dust cloth. Flush doors of hardwood veneer also help to make house cleaning staple, their painted surfaces blending perfect ly with the color schemes of the various rooms and their furnish ings. jpajl JIT, tffl tfTi Experts Agree Correct Grinding Gives You Better Coffee Flavor Experts agree that fresh coffee, ground exactly right for the way you make coffee, gives you bet- , ter flavor. Homemakers evidently agree, because , the coffee that outsells any other offers "Custom Ground" service. There is no extra charge for this, either. In fact, compared with "factory ground" coffees of like quality, this American favorite offers substantial savings. What coffee is it? Superb AiP Coffee the coffee of magnifi- , rnt flavor. Try it! You'll agree with the experts , America!'' dependable car in America!' ! Then come in and see Pontiac's beauty inside and out drive it for the sheer fun of driving get ' ,,. the facts and figures and you'll really know why dollar for dollar,! you can't beat a Pontiac! 4 mnM mt mJM ji Mi ill sigi i ; ; J x Technicolor - v . W AKcn . ir oil, n ha nu i3, ar-1 rivi:::( ism cr: , "'. 7 ... --J ' , . '1 l; ;;
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