Mrs. t!L.is : i ;
Er.!:rf:insClub;
iMn. Elbert Mathls entertained
ler bridge clulb last Friday night,
the 23rd. Her home was made love
ly for the occasion with unusual
arrangements of fruit and fall flow
era In the dining and living rooms.
Among those enjoying her hospi
tality were Mesdames Joyce Bur
ton, Charles Sheffield, Mitchell
Britt, John Anderson Johnson,
James Norwood West. NeU Middle-
, ton, Allen Draughan, Jr., Joe Sur-
Drive-In Theatre
. Wallace
Your Favorite Stars Always
u Shine At The Pen-Lin"
Than, and Fri. Nov. 29 and SO
TOMAHAWK
: Van Heflin and Yvonne
-DeCarlo ,
Sat Deo. 1 (Double Feature)
MRS. O'MALLEY and MR
MALONE
Marjorie Mainland James
Whitmore
OUTCAST of the TRAIL
Monte Hale
Sun. and Mon., Dee. 2 and 3 ,
MA and PA KETTLE
BACK ON THE FARM
Marjorie Main and Percy
Kilbride
Tues. and Wed. Dee. 4 and 5
KATIE DID IT,
Ann Blyth and Marc
, Stevens
Than, and Fri. Dee. 6 and 7
APACHE DRUMS
Stephen McNally and
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Sun.-Mon. Dee. 2 and $
Sfarlifl
With Doris Day and
. Gordon McRae
Cartoon
Tues Dec 4
Cargo To Capetown
With Broderick .Crawford
and Ellen Drew
' Wed. Dee. 5
The Texas Rangers
With Gale Storm and
George Montgomery
Serial
Saturday December 1
- , Starring RORY
Sunday and Monday, December 2 and 3 r -
Oatfilo
Starring JOEL McCREA,
"i- 'V4' JLEON
Tuesday December 4
Lot's Gb Navy
. s 5 Starring IIUNTZ HALL, LEO GORCEY, and
Wednesday December 5 " -
St rring MICKEY ROONEY
TL ;rsday and Triihy, December 6 and 7 v , j ,
ratt, jRk Miss Jerry Brookhouse,
sister of Mrs Middleton was wel
comed as a visitor.
The high score was won by Mrs.
Charles Sheffield who was given
a dainty organ apron. Mrs. Britt re
celved a wall plaque for traveling.
After the game, Mrs. Joyce Bur
ton, a December: bride elect was
surprised with a miscellaneous
shower. She received many attract
ive and useful gifts.
At the conclusion of the evening,
the hostess served delicious date
pudding with whipped cream and
coiiee.
Stork Shower
Last Thursday night Mrs. K. T.
Blackburn. Jr.. and Mrs. Emmons
Garner gave a lovely shower for
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hunter
announce the birth of a daughter,
Dianne on Nov. 18, 1951 at Lowell
General Hospital, Lowell. Mass.
Mrs. Hunter is the foremr. Helen
Rouse, daughter of the late Walter
D. Rouse. of Warsaw. The Hunters
have another r daughter named
Cheryl. .
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THEATRE:
Mount Olive, N. C.
Sun. and Mon , 2 add 3
Two Tickets To Broadway
In Technicolor -.
With TONT MARTIN and '
JANET LEIGH
Also - New. and Cartoon
Tues.
Sealed Cargo
With DANA ANDREWS
Cartoon and Sport
Wed and Than.
Sorocco
With HUMPHREY BOGART
Cartoon and Sport
Fri. and Sat
The Desert Fox'
With JAMES MASON
News and Cartoon '
WARSAW, N.C.
Thurs - Fri. Dec. 6 and 7
Jim Thorpe
All American
. With Burt Lancaster and
Phyllis Thaxter
Sat. Dec 8
Double Feature
Pistol Harvest
With Tim lioit
The Fat Man
With Jack Smart
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Brive :
DEAN STOCKWELL; and
AMES . VV - '
and WANDA IIENDRIXl
Mr. Selby Lamm- Sixteen guests
were present Those attending were
Mesdames C. E. Slayton, Seth Hill
Johnny West Leo Batson, C. C
Rhodes, Jay Garlety, Mary Bob
Straughan, Earl i Coombs, Philip
Lanier, Georgia Dail, Jessie Garn
er, Waddell Brinson and Lester
Anderson.
i. Several Interesting games and
contests were enjoyed. The high
light of the evening was the pre
sentation of many and useful gifts
to Mrs. Lamm. After this the hos
tesses served strawberry shortcake
and coca colas. , : , - .
Mrs. A. M. Britt
Entertains
' Mrs. A M. Britt entertained her
bridge club last Wednesday night.
Those playing were Mesdames Rob
ert Frederick, W. G. Britt, Ed
Strickland, Daulton West, Maurice
Jordan, Sam Godwin, Richard Riggs
and Mrs. Joyce Burton. Mrs. Mau
rice Jordan won the bingo prize
and received a minature manicure
set Mrs. Daulton West won high
and received an attractive ear ring
rack r c-j-' .
During progressions, hot apple
cider was enjoyed and at the con
clusion of the game,' the hostess
served cherry pie and coffee, Mrs.
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"Why Worry? See A Movie"
BEGINNING DEC. 2
Sun and Mon. Nov. 2 and 3
That's My Boy
With
JERRY LEWIS , DEAN MARTIN
New and Snort Subjects
Tues. nad Wed. 4 and 5
California Passage
With
PRESTON FOSTER
Short Subject.
Thurs. Dee. 6
Mystery Submarine
A Nazi Story
Short Subject
Fri. Dec 7
Joan of the Ozarks
Starring
JOE E. BROWN and JUDY
CANOVA
Short Subjects
Sat Deo. 8
Silver City Bonanza
, With'
REX ALLEN
Serial No. 9
Seabee Hayworth's
MOTOR PARK
Drive In Theatre
PINK HILL, N. C.
Where The Whole Family
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Sun Dee. 2nd
Double Crossbones
Donald O'Connor and
" - Helena Carter
Also Popeye Cartoon Comedy
Mon.-Tnes. Dec. W
The Second Woman
- Robert Young Betsy
Drake
Also Color Cartoon
Wed and Thurs., Dee. 5-6
; The Furies
Barbara Stanwyck
Wendell Corey
Also Serial ,
Fri. and Sat Dee. 7 and 8
Double Feature , '
Riding The Outlaw
Trail
' Charles (Durango Kid)
Starrett .
v; Insurance
Investigator
Audrev Long
i ' .'. Richard Denning
"Good Pictures Never Die They
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Bring Or Ship
Joyce Burton, bride elect of Decem
ber was presented a gift, by the
hostess. ,
Mrs. Draughan, Sr.
Is Club Hostess
Mrs. Allen Draughon, Sr., en -tertained
her clto hut Tuesday aft
ernoon. Her . home was artistically
decorated with arrangements oi
fall leaves and flowers. Those play
ing were Mesdames Paul Potter,
L. S. Whittle, N, A. Mitchell,
George Penny, Robert Blackmore,
and the hostess. Mrs Ethel Kitchen
was welcomed as a visitor.
The club voted to award 500
points to each member who was on
time at each party. It was also voted
to omit giving a high prize and
instead to keep score for the period
of three months and at the end
of this period to count the high
scorer.
Mrs. Ethel Kitchens was pre
sented iris bulbs.
At the end of the game thee hos
tess served a salad plate and cof
fee. Junior Music
Club Meets
The Junior Music Club met last
Friday in Kenansville with Miss
Sylvia Gooding and Misses Sally
and Gail Newton at Miss Goodings
home, rne meeting openea wren
the club hymn and the Junior
pledge.
; For the program, Mrs J. w. Mia
dleton, Jr., told most entertaingly
the story of 'America" after which
the club sang the hymn. The re
mainder of the program was devot
ed to piano solos by the following:
Ann Straughan, Maryland Edwards,
Nell West, Lillie Mae Phillips, Judy
Rollins, Sylva Gooding, Lib West,
Sally and Gail Newton. After the
piano selections Miss Mary Eliza
beth Packer, Ann Woodward and
Betty Phillips offered several vo
cal selections.
The hostesses served punch,
cakes and chicken salad sandwich
es. Methodist Circles
The completion of the study book
"We Americans, North and South"
was given on Monday night, No -vember
19 by Mrs. M. A. Smith
when the ladies of the four circles
of the Methodist church met for
a covered dish supper at the church
Husbands were invited guests for
the evening.
Mrs Smith discussed the last
three chapters of the book entitled
"Adventuring for Christ", "Why
an Evangelltical Witness", and
"Militant Faith.'
Approximately fifty members at
tended.. Bill Rollins
Has Birthday
Mrs. Glenn Rollins celebrated
the eigth birthday of her son Bill
with a lovely party at her home on
Railroad street last Friday 23rd. A
large number of little friends gath
ed to wish Bill many happy re
turns of the day. After the playing
of several out door games, the hos-
Hula Drive
In Theatre
CHINQUAPIN, N. C.
Sun. and Mon. nee. 2 anri S
You're In The Navy
Now
Starring-
Gary Cooper and Jane
Greer
Also News and Cartoon
Tumi, and Wed. Deft. 4 and B :
Appointment With
Danger
' Starring :.. ? i
Alan Ladd and Phfllis
Calvert
Cartoon
Thurs and Fri. Dee. 6 and 7 . ,
Along The Great;
t) ,Starrint- "s ' )
Kirk Douglas and Virginia
"'.v' ' Mavo
Also Short and News
Sat Only ; ,
; Raton Pass
Starring Patricia Neal and
i ' Dennis morgan
AIM Serial, Cartoon an Short
ffjoes paid
A 'ft1 '
Thtm T Us;
tesses served cake and ice cream, .
Twenty guests were present :
Announce Marriage
r Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Pierce
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Sallle Faison to Maj.
John William Tyler on Friday the
20th of October, IBart, at Annapolis,
Aid.
Personals
Among those going to Durham
Saturday to see the Carolina-Duke
game were Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Draughan, Sr., Mr Allen Draughan,
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs Robert Black
more, e
Mrs. W. L. Kirk of Norfolk, Va.,
has been visiting Mrs. Irene Strick
land and Mrs Allen Draughan, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Russ and
grandaughter, Sissie Thomas re -
cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Hansen in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hines and dau
ghters spent last weekend with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. Francis
(Jakes in Greenville.
Miss Anne Huie who Is a stu
dent at Converse College has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lien Huie.
' Out of town guests who visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick were
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Frederick of
Kinston, Mr. and Mrs Jack Kor
negay of Goldsboro, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ven Casey Frederick of Rose
Hill.
I Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Straughan and
children, Anne, Jane and Bill spent
the holidays with relatives in
Greensboro.
Mr and Mrs. W. C. Blactmore
and daughter of Burgaw spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
Cortez Blackmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Moore of
Wilmington have been recent visit
ors of Mrs. W. J. Middleton, Sr.
Mrs Daulton West has returned
following a week's stay in Greens
boro. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Blackmore
and Misses Mary Alice and Janle
Bell Blackmore spent the Thanks
giving holidays with Dr. and Mrs.
James H. Blackmore in Spring
Hope.
Mrs Hazel Sharpe and Mrs. Al
ton Greenlaw attended the Busi
nsss and Professional Women's con
ference in Greensboro. More than
200 members attended the work
shops and lecture sessions. Mrs.
Sharpe is the local B and W presi
dent and attended 'the special meet
ing of the Board of Directors.
Mrs. R. E. McCroskey is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Alton Green
law and Dr. Greenlaw
Miss Barbara Jean Thompson of
Carolina College is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Revell and
daughter Gail and Dickie Revell
and daughter Dickie Revell spent
Thanksgiving visiting in Washing
ton, D. C
Mrs.. Florence Houston attended
the funeral of her aunt Mrs. T. A.
Jernlgan at Summerlin's Cross -roads.
Larry McCullen who attends
school at EMI, Salemburg, is
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. McCullen.
Miss Jerry Brookhouse of New
Orleans is visiting her sister, Mrs
Nell Middleton.
Floyd Jones is spending the holi
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Jones.
Donald Whitaker of Ft. Bragg
has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E F. Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Bostic of Nor
folk, Va., spent the holidays with
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Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Whittle and
daughters, Joyce and. Sue recently
visited relatives in MoLeansville.
Mrs Myrtle Qulnn of Kenans -ville
was a visitor in Warsaw last
Monday.
Mr. J. P. Harmon is a patient at
the Sampson Memorial hospital In
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ltenbach and
son Bobby spent the weekend with
relatives in New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Miller and
daughter Jean and Mr. and Mrs.
N. E. Bostic spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lassiter in Er
win Little Nina Garner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garner is iU
at her home on North street. ...
Mr. Harold Mathls who has been
in Groten, Conn., has been visiting
his parents, ilr. and Mrs. D L.
Mattnis. On his returne he will be
employed at one of the hospitals in
Norfolk. Va.
Miss Nell Matthis has returned
to Asneboro where she teaches aft
er spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Matt
his. Miss Annie Ross Williams is
spending several dyas with rela
tives in Greensboro.
Miss Sissie Thomas is spending
the week with friends in Raleigh.
Mrs. Bessie Eason spent the week
end in Kinston with her son Mr.
Guy Eason. Mr and Mrs. Willis
Page, daughter and son, Johnnie
and Linda spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Page, return
ing Sunday to Washington, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. J L. Page of
Greenville were dinner guests last
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. S M. Hines and
son, Sammy of Alexander, Va.,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Hines.
Mrs. C J. Brown and son Lee
and Mr. Ben Bowden spent last
weekend in Burlington visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Brown.
Mrs. E. J. Hill and son Ernest
Hussey spent the weekend at Roan
oke Rapids.
Misses Sallie, Maggie and Nell
Bowden visited Mr and Mrs,. John
Shine in Goldsboro last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Dexter of Richmond,
Va., and Miss Florence Pervilion
of Ashland, Va., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Best.
Dodge Trucks
Chosen Contest
J. S. Blair, President of Lead
ing Motors Inc., Wallace Dodge
Dealer, received word that 59 Na
tional Truck Roadeo in Chicago
chose Dodge "Job Rated" trucks to
drive in the spirited contest for
national titles.
Six of the nine natonal champion
ships awarded in the straight truck,
me tractor single-axle semi-trailer,
and the tractor tandem-axle semi
trailer slasses were won by son
testants driving Dodge trucks.
All three places in the tractor
single axle semi-trailer event were
won by drivers who chose a Dodge
JA-128 ( 2 1-2 ton) truck. Albert D.
Pomahatch, driver for Merchants
Motor Freight, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.,
won the national title in this event.
Guern Royster, driver for Pacific
Intermountain Express, Oakland,
Calif., won second and J Clark Gil-
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Two of the three championships
in the straight truck event were
won by drivers who chose a Dodge
GA-152 (1 1-2 ton) truck. They in
cluded Kenneth A. Folck, driver
for Lee Eastes, Inc., Portland,
Ore.) who won second, and Elvie
A. Harris, driver for Great South
ern Trucking Co., Jacksonville,
Fla., who won third.
Norman L. Hulker, driver for
Claxon Truck Lines, Inc., Frank
fort, Ky., drove a Dodge YA-142
(4 ton) trdck to win third in the
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Five state champions who had
won their titles in state eliminations
while driving other makes of trucks
switched to Dodge trucks in the
national finals after they drove
them on a Chicago practice course.
cigni manuiaciurers onerea truces
in the national finals, and the 97
champions representing 84 states
were free to choose any of the
eight trucks to drive. Sixty per
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