J Mrs. W. J. Smith of Pink, Mr. and Mrs. W.' X. Craft and
i Mrs Waldo Simmons of Mrs. Mollie Brow? .of Greenville
v o visttd Mrs. Andrew Pat- spent . Monday with Mr, and Mrs.
iiuesday. , '.W. E. Craft a i
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Mrs. GrcJy Is
Bridge Hostess.
i Mrs. J. B. Grady entertained-her
bridge dub and an extra uroie Tue
sday evening of last week. Sweet
neas and mixed summer flowers
were used in decoration. Visitors
were Mesdames Jack altterson, J.
A. Gavin, W. M. Ingram, Andrew
Scott and W. E. Craft. '
High score for club members
was won by Mrs. J. O. Stokes, Mrs.
Jack Sitterson scored high for vis
itors. (--. .-.':'.::..;. !'
-. During the social hour the host
ess served strawberry Ice cream,
pound cake and nuts. . '
instructors' cla t la i 1 1 (. c
sea are be i it evnui . In 1 ,
to 10:00 otelw at the Louge buy
ing. Mr. GUlley; Is safety service
representative Hor the Southeastern
District of American Red Cross
with headquarters in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr;an(Jt:rs.Yce!c
Hostess To Weeks :
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union
Honors Mrs. Bixbyf
The Red Cross borne nursing
class, which was held in the home
ec. department of the local school
1 last week, held a covered dish lun
cheon last Friday.. On tnis occas
ion Mrs. Zara Blxby was guest of
honor and was remembered wltlh a
gut.. - yfe.v .;',
Grove Women Meet
1 The Women of Grove church met
Monday afternoon at. 4 ociock in
the Sunday school building for a
short business session. Mrs. Walter
Stroud presided.,.
Red Cross Class
In
Mr. Gardner Gidley .'of Athens,
Ga. arrived Monday to teach an
A reunion for the Weeks family
was held Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy F. Weeks. Those
attending were Mr, and Mrs. James
Weeks and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorenzo WfoltHeld and family of
Newton Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Gor;
don weeks and family of Goidsboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weeks and
family of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs.
Mayon Weeks and family of Fay
etteville, Mr. And Mrs. L. A. Weeks
and family of Clinton and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Weeks of Baleigh.
The family mad a real old fash
ioned get together with luncheon,
served picnic style, on the lawn.
Mrs. Williamson
Club Hostess
Mrs. D. L. Williamson entertain
ed her card club Friday afternoon.
Mixed summer flowers were used
about the room Where the tables
were at play. Mesdames Andrew
Scott and G. R. Dall were visitors.
Prior to the games the hostess ser
ved strawberry shortcake and cof
fee. High score for club members
was won by Airs. P. J. Dobson, Mrs.
Andrew Scott received high score
Sor visitors.;; p, f ?, fr, vt i : ,
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u . L..a L.i.a of LivxJya, N.
Y. spent seveintl days vittiUng rela
Uvf here.
Mrs. P. J. Dobson spent Thurs
day in Wilmington. 1 . ' " f
Mrs. RaHh Langston and son! of
Warsaw were weekend ,ueU of
Mr. Harold Jones.:.--
Me.' and Mr. R. L.- Sykes . and
Miss Mary Lee Sykes spent the
weekend witb Mrs. 1 William Eu
bank in ScottS Hill, k ' (..',-,
Mrs. Myrtle Qulnn and Miss Kath
rvn Qulnn spent the weekend in
Greensboro and attended the grad
uation exercises at WCUNC : of
which Miss Cornelia Qulnn is a
graduate. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McCord of
Mobile, Ala, ' arrived Tuesday to
spend some time with Mrs, Annie
Ingram, step-mother of Mrs. Mc
Cord, and. W. M. and Paul Ingram
brothers., - - 1
Guests of the Lacy Weeks Wed
nesday afternoon were A. D. Lee,
Jr., brother of Mrs. Weeks, Mrs,.
Breece and Mr, -and Mrs. Luther
Russell and childrn, all of Wilming
ton. 1 ,
Mr." and Mrs. Brinker Bishop of
Greenville, S. C., an Mr. Abner
Outlaw of Elisabeth City baa been
visiting Mr. A. T. Outlaw who Js
ill at his home. ' . .
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Sound Oysters
Steamed and on Half Shell
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Honors Mriitrafl
Mrs'Rl' Ij. "Sykes honored. Mrs.
W. E. Craft at a stork shower Tues
day night. Mixed flowers in attrac
tive arrangements were Qsed a-
bout the home.. Several igames were
enjoyed after which the Hostess
served punon and coowes. rne non
oree received many attractive gifts.
. Lt. and Mrs. A. R. Bland, Ammle
and Yvonne Patterson spent Sat
urday at Wrightsville Beaoh.
Mr. and Mrs. William Oden and
son of Raleigh spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. 6y.k. 1 ' '
Miss Janet Boney of Washington
D. C. is spending several a ays wiui
her parents, Mrvnd Mrs. N.. B.
Boney. . .- .- ...
Mrs. Herbert Smith of Benson Is
visiting Mr., and Mrs, L. A- ,Beas
ley. . .
Mrs. Sam Newton Is visiting Dr.
and Mrs, Jim Wilson and family in
Durham. . : ; '
Mr. and Mrs. Haley Dauantry and
family spent the weekend in Man-
teo-.-. 'f -jl.-'-v-I '
Mrs. J. E. Jerritt of New Bern
spent a " couple of days last week
with friends here.f; r.i .(;..
Miss Hilda Clontz has returned
Stoma from a vacation In New York.
Mr. and Mrs., W. E. Craft and
Mrs. G. R, Dall visited relatives in
Somter. S. C. during, the (weekend.
Mr. E. Southerland pas returned
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WILBUR SHAW, AMERICA'S MOS1 FAMOUS DRIVER, DRIVES NEW 1951 CHRYSLER REPORTS TO YOU
5 ON REVOLUTIONARY FIREPOWER ENGINE AND HYDRAGUWE POWER STEERING. ' ...
-Here are Wilbur Shaw1 reaction in hie own
wordt a taken down by a recording machine .
in the eart - ' -
"The '51 Chrysler hat it! With this new engine and
power steering, the first on any U.S. car, it's a Whale
of an automobile.' ... ,tt ;;--,V, t---M 'sV;" r'-iVUX
Tm completely bowled over by the ease of tteeringi
This steering conJbined with, the automatic trana-
mission . . t is the nearest thing to an automatie
pilot for a car I can possibly imagine. '
"This engine .. . 1 can't get over the amount of power -and
snap in thia engine . it's incrediblel
"I drove 111 mile with the feeling I had expended '
no more effort than in driving around the block.
"When Mrs. Shaw drove, her' comments just about
squared, with mine. Here's what she thinks) of the
1951 Chrysler '. , . ' ' '
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Mre. Shaw: "At first I could hardly believe the ease .
with which I could turn the wheel. That's important
J , .,, especially In the summertime. t
"Often after I have parked car in the average park- '
' " ing space, I feel I should taxi home, shower and get -'.
dressed again. Bui with Hydraguide Power Steering "
I parked it with one hand. It practically drives itself." ,. '
I"" Wilbur Shaw: "It's hard to describe this new Chrys--
ler without going off the deep end . . . it has it in every
department. "
"In fact, I think so much of this car, I've selected it
; ' a Pace Car of the 1951 Indianapolis 500-mile race!",;'
(Mr. Shaw's comments are reprinted through the -"
- courtesy of Popular Science Magazine.) "
Mr. Shaw refers of course to standard passenger
can not racing cart or ipedal models, - -'
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