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Mrs. W, F. "pT Miller, News, Adv; Representative
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: i'. and Mn. Milfont Quinn of
1 ji'msiw- announce the tlrth of
(. . a July 3 in th Wayne Memorial
hosoital in Goldsboro. Mn Quinn
la the former Mist Reba Sander
son of Beulavllle. ::'T':"'ii v' '."
Coy Turner, Miss Mary Alice Wha
I ley. Mr. John G re sham Whalev and
mar.' t i nri..i -i
UU Mil JUiB. DUU ffilaUBjr UIQ Xft
may. i -
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L!:ns Club
The Beulavllle Lions club will
meet Wednesday night at Mercer's
cafe to install new officers. The
meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p. m
Circle I
'" Circle I, Hallsvllle Presbyterian
women' of the church met Satur
, day night in the home of Mrs, Dur
wood Evans. The meeting opened
'With singing a hymn and prayer
led by Mrs. Leland Grady.
The Bible study was led by Mrs.
Maurice Grady and Mrs. Homer
Winstead taught the Survey Arti
cle. The closing prayer was led by
Airs. Maurice Grady. -..
A gift in her crystal was present
ed .Mrs. Maurice Grady from the
Women of the church in apprecia-
(tion for her work.
The hostess served ice cream and
' -cookies to the 14 members and two
- visitors. '. - , v .
The August meeting will be ld
Jn tne home of Mrs. Homer Win-:
stead, v , I
Personals
Circled
Circle XI. Hallsvllle Presbyterian
Women of the church will meet
"Friday night at eight p. m. with
jura, games miner.
t)S Meets
i'!:-daytlighf
Beulavllle Chapter 337, OBS will
-meet Monday night at 8:00 p. m.
' h tcnuuu- meeung.
Jtzm llelhercuff
AKids School?
Eugene Nethercutt has enrolled
In a mechanical school In Chicago,
IlL, where he will study for six
months. He attended Beulavllle
school, served with the U. S. Navy
.nurm irar in. me son
,u 3or. na Mrs. ivy Netnercutt t
Dinner Hostess
Mrs. Cailie Whaley entertained
; her home Thursday July 5th
with a picnic lunch on the lawn
of her home. Among those attend
ing were Mrs. Zoya Turner and
Mrs. Conbett Weston of Pink Hill,
-UJa K. Lanier, Mrs. Josephine Ken
Jnedy Mrs. I. J. Sandlfn, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Jones, Rev. Walter
Goodman. Mr. ,wltr Ah.
Mrs. Tommy Griffin and family, Mr
"fJoe Wilson, XJSS. Norfolk, spent
the weekend with relatives here.
Mrs. M. M. Thigpen has reurned
to her home from a visit with re
latives in ueorgio. Mrs. K.
Mountcastle of Tailed.. Ala. Mrs.
J.. C. Newsome and Anne .of Al
bany, Ga and Mrs. Thigpen tour
ed points Oi interest in St Augus
tine, , Marineland, Datona Beach,
orianao, ucaia, silver Springs and
TalUthassa, Fla. :, k- !
'Mrs. Ralph Miller and Mrs. Or
vls Thjpen are spending some time
with Mrs. Laura North la Norfolk
va. f; . w - V'
Little Miss Mary Frances Bostlc
has returned to her . home at Lud-
owicl following a vlst with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, S. P.
Bostic. .
- Mta. Lillian ' Grady has return
ed to her home in Ga. 'following a
visit with Mr. s and Mrs. William
Hunter and Mr. and Mrs; Jimmy
Grady.
Mrs. W. D. Willis and sons Dav
ey and Gene of Charlotte are vi
siting Rev. and Mrs.' A. L. Brown.
Mrs. Perry Williams lias return
ed to her home In Ga. following a
visit with Mrs. J. G. Bostic and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bostic.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kennedy and
Mrs, Clifton Quinn visited Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Harper in Snow Hill
Sunday. Mr. Harper is confined to
his home due to illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Demmev HsVhelo 1
vMr'iW" Idart.n" MiUer.wr, in Wllming
ton M- .nrf uZTvu-V" n ounuay.
Pfc Elivla MiUer of Sherman, Tex
s stn( the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Miller-. . "
Mr. Jay Miller of Fayettevffle,
Mrs. J. A. Hodges and Mrs. Willis
Hlnes of Ki niton visited Mrs. Lula
C Park-Jtr TUAHriav. .
Pie, Qttis S. Miller o." Ft.' Bragg
spent, the weekend un ms par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oiu Hiutr.,-.
Mr. and Mr luxv LuU-e -oi
Rose Hill visited - .rt. Robert Jack
son and Mr. aw I--3. Aaj.p.'l Jane?
Sunday. --i :
5 MrsT Sidney Lr jinten and .Mrs.
Hosea Hunter . . of- the ekend
with relatives heiw .,-."M'
Mrs. E. L. Batts acd family and
Mrs. Thomas Smith- and daughters
spent last week with relatives here.
Mrs. Ivy Nethercutt, Mr, and Mrs
J, C. Nethercutt and son Jackie vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Howard
in New Bern and spent part of the
day at Ft. Macon. ..
Mrs. James Miller and Miss Lou
Ann Nethercutt made; a business
trip to Kinston Monday. ' v y -.
Mr. Billy Gresham of ' Wilson
spent several days last week with
hi 'nth "r. Mr. Walter Greshajii.
Miss Mattie Frances Kennedy of
James Walker hospital visited her
oiirnK Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ken
nedy last week. 1
' : Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miller ana fa
mily visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roy-
ster in Midway fane and Airs. John
Brown and family in Sneads Fer
ry Sunday af ternoon. ' :t- "
Mr. a. d Mrs. L. H, Parker , of
Rocky Mt. visited Mrs. Lula Q. Park
er last ween, v v. v?n.'jv.t.rv
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Quinn visit-
m M- and Mrs. Roy Lloyd In Cha
pel Hill Thursday.t I ;!
Misses Dinah Eubanks, Doreen
Nethercutt, Betty Jean Lanier and
i 1 I ..S. J. A. J..; .
vuuted relatives here
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Batchelor
and family of Pink HiU attended
the family reunion held at the nome
o: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Batchelor re
cently. Miss Mary Quinn Brttwn is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Linwood New-
ion in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. S. B. Kennedy and family
of Greenville spent Sunday with
roiauves nere.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Galiher
son ivy spent last weekend with
relatives in Tabor City.
Mr. and Mrs. oy Jones, Jr., son
Phil of Midway Park visited Mrs.
Alrvlce Jones and Mr. . and Mn
Aaoipn Jones Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier and
sons and Mrs. Lila K, Lanier spent
Saturday at Carolina Beach.v .,
Miss Kathryn Waller, Mrs. Sam
Waller and daughter Komey visit
ed Mrs. L,uia marker JTHday.
Mr. O. S. Thipen and Mr. Ar
thur Kennedy made a recent busi
ness trip to Red Springs. ? .
Mr. v alter Gresnam visited his
daughter Anne at Pineland College
Sunday. ,
Friends of Woodrow Thigpen are
pleased to know he has returned
to his home from a Kinston hospital
Friends of Mr. Archie Lanier re
gret to learn he is ill In a Wilming
ton hospital. ?.
Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Kennedy at-
M-.
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Airs. S. A. Pope, Mrs. O. S. Mul
drow and Miss Judy Muldrow spent
Thursdav at Morhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolin Callahand and
family are visiting relatives in Wis
consin.,. - ,t 1
Miss Lou Ann Nethercutt and
Raybourne Kennedy spent Thurs
day at Topsail and Atlantic beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Murphy and
family, 'Mrs. Lou Belle Williams and
Mrs.- M. M. Thigpen visited .the
cliffs of Neuse Sunday.
Mr. WUUarn Henry Wilklns of
Balt imore, Md . was a recent guest
af Mrs. Sudie w. Brown. : : v
Mrs. Lou Belle Williams and Mr.
nichard Williams visited Mr. and
Mrs, Milton Wbaey in Raleigh last
week. - --( ,,. ., v v ... .
' Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Norris and
family are touring points of inter
est In Canada.: " -
' Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Thigpen, Miss
Doreen Nethercutt, Miss Goionda
Cummings, Messrs Murphy and Jer
ry Thigpen enjoyed a picnic lunch
at Topsail Beach. .
' Mrs. Archie Lanier. Mrs... York
Lanier and daughters Misses Sue
Lanier and Mona Batchelor visited
Mr. Archie" Lanier in Wilmington
Sunday.
. 'Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kennedy
and Mrs. Patsy Qunn were recent
guests or Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rae-
lora.
Va.4 spent several days with his
parents last week, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hunter.
? iMiss Calesta Thigpen and friends
of Raleigh are touring points of
interest in Asnevme and attended
the pageant Unto These Hills.
'Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Turner and
son A. S. of Pink HIU were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Sand
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Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Thigpen and
family made a business trip . to
lioidsDoro Thursday,
Mrs. Russell Gray and family
nave returned to their home from
Ludawici, Ga.,
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EK." -2TT BAR WICK
Emmett Eupwiok.64, died at 10:49
a. m. Saturday at his borne two
miles east of Mr. Olive after two
months of .critical illness.- Surviv
ing are his wue, the former Aggie
Pate of Dunlin County: two daugh
ters. Mrs. Leon Berwick of the
home communty and Joyce Barwick
i of the home: onefcroUie?, v. !"'n
i of Wallace: three sisters. Mrs. Ll-
' las Jones of Warsaw and Mrs. Jule
Barwick of Dudley and Mrs. Lela
Holllnwworth of Goldsboro. Fune
ral services were held Sunday at
3:30 . m.y at the home.iwtth tte
Pv. B. E. Dobson, pastor of the Mt.
OUve Presbyterian churchy officlat
in a. Burial was in Maple-wood ceme
tery there. Mr. Barwkk was a mem
ber of the American Legion and
was a veteran of World War I. .
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Funeral servhri f
ker, 96, were beta
burial In the Sevea
tery.
'. Surviving ar? hLi "e, "
er Carina Holmes of La
five sons, Ray. Br -e, s,
son and James Co&er, ail
Cornel two daughters, M-.
Hamm of Goldsboro, CI
ker of the home; a broi. r.
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mers ot Iute,2, L&in. : , v
Cucimiiher downv mildew Cart bC
controlled with tri-basis copper dust .
containing 9 per cent metallic cop-
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Plentiful Hogs
Mrs. D. Q. Watson and daughters ' t. T'"?? F'-FVyl at"
have returned to their home in iS?!' funeral Mrs. Ken-
uvuj auiib, HUI, uuu MkKVKUUMU 111
Jacksonville Thursday.
Smithfield following a visit with
oer mventa. iev. and Mm. A I.
srawn. ,
Misses Lou Ann NethmvnM ami
ouvijr dean unier, Messrs Jac
Mercer , and Jack Jenkins mm in
naieign Thursday.
'Messrs Iw Nethercutt anil
Brawn enjoyed a fishing trip to
0w;aua x ci i y iasi wees. v
Misses Patsv Nthnmi Q., T .
nier and Ramona Batchelor spent
Messrs. Arnold Thomas and Glen
Thomas spent Thursday afternoon
at Topsail Beaciv fishing.
vMr. and i Mrs. Eail Raynor and
family, Mrs. John Brinson and Mrs
Paul Southerland and son viii
relaUves. and friends in Georgia
recently.''- ....
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Lanier, Mr.
and. Mrs. James Miller and family
spent Sunday afternoon at More
head. ' . ? ,'
Mesdames Herrjan Miller, An
drew Miller and Ashe Miller shop-
... uviuauyru rriaay.
The V. S. Department of Agri
culture's list of plentiful foods for
July features broilers and fryers,
Miss Aita Lawson. county Home a-
gent for the State Colleg Extension
Service, reported this week.
Fruits and vegetables on the list
for the month include Irish pota
toes, locally grown vegetables, wat
ermelons, peaches, plums. lemons.
limes and canned applesauce.
' Other foods listed are honey, can
n'ed citrus Juices, fish cottage cbee
se, buttermilk, and peanut batter, i
Ten Southern states will nave
Mrs. Hallie Moore of Bowden I l7rj " :iv ".."i" !
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w . rccui. vucsi ux mia. Auoipn ku.h(,i, thj, VM, xl1mA n
Jones.
'Mr. and Mrs. Bobble Brown of
Norfolk, Vs., were weekend guests
ox our. ana Mrs. w. n. BOittic and
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Brown
Friends of Mrs. Earl Brown re-
arret to know she has returned to a
lunston Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Fussell of
Hurgaw were recent guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. Milton Cottle. ' -
Mrs. L. H. Daw of Lake C.ltv S
C, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kronic of
unarieston. S. C. visited Mr and
Mrs. R. L. Evans Saturday .
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kennedv
and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Batche-
lor visited mends in Wilson Sun
day. -i ,
Miss Julia Diane Lanier of New
orunswtcK, n. J, Is spending the
summer with her graiunother, Mrs.
Zollie Batchelor.
Mrs. Charlie Knowles of Rocky
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White's Ice Cream
Is Just Dandy
Always Keep Sonie Real Handy. Invite Your
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friends In Fcr A Treat. Seiire White's Ice Cream
Vhich Ccn'f Da Cest
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Vhito Ice Cream &. VJh
ports indicate. Last year, produc
tion in these states totaled only o
103,000 bushels. In South Carolina
alone, the 1091 peach harvest is
estimated at 6,240.000 bushels.
Georgia's crop is placed at 4,410,
000 bushels, and North Carolina
will harvest approximately 2,772,
000 bushels, the home agent said.
' The California lemon crop this
season' is the largest in four years.
Florida's crop of limes is estimat
ed at 280,000 boxes, for this year,
against 260,000 boxes last year.
Dr. Clyde Gilmore, Route 3 Sl
ier City, is buying some 400 hed
of grade brahama cattle which will
be brought in from Florida. -
The annual state tamworth swine
sale will be held at Lexington on,
October 26.
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