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THE DUPLIN TIMES thubs, dec. 20, mi. r n noflr inrvi 3r r:ri I o o o p o o o o o o o o o () jiLV.V'S BRIDGE Regular 4th Sunday services at ,: ,ven o'clock Sunday- school at tea o'clock L. C. Prater, minister, Mrs. Ed Smith, Sunday school su perintendent. All are invited to at tend both, services The Christmas candle light program wU be giv en Sunday night. , The Annual, Christmas tree and program Monday night. Miss Marie Prater, ECC. is home for the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs, Wooten Howard and Geoorge Creel of Hopewell, Va., were weekend visitors with Air. find Mrs; Norwood Creel. .Rev L. C. Prater Xi'ed his reg ular appointment in the Kinston Universalis church Sunday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dupree and ; Come, To The Big CHRISTMAS PARTY 6 IN Irt Edisjanjsj Home and In Today's Home PINK HILL Next Monday You'll See Santa And Have Lots of Fun , ':4y, ' ." M ! 1 "" ; s After, The Party Plan To See A Good Show At The MOTOR PARK Drive-In Theatre In Pink Hill ' ; Always A Good Show We' Wish You A Merry Christmas program. The public is cordially in viied to aUend. Personals flfr THE OLD This ungainly giant of washing machine is the seed from which sprang today's streamlined, automatic wonders. The world's first all-electric washer, the Thor-Electric, went n the market in 1907 (this particular machine went into Thomas Alva Edison's home to do the washing for 13 years). While4he model shows exasperation at the labors Involved in putting the capacity load of "30 shirts or 12 sheets" through a three-roll wringer, introduction of the machine marked a momentous step in emanci pating the homemaker from 'the scrubboard. . THE NEW Forty-five years of engineerins have produced the modern time and labor saver which has reduced the job of doing the family laundry to that,- relatively, of an incidental household task. Improvements give the home maker of today a cleaner wash than her grand mother produced. No longer need she go tlirou jli the backbreaking routine of lifting heavy vet clothes from wash and rinse waters to put them repeatedly through the wringer. Today's mi chine does all the washing, rinsing and water extracting at' the flick of the handy ? Kenneth Dupree are expecting to leave Friday for Winter Haven, Fla. to spend the Christmas holi days. Quite a number from here went to Mt. Olive Friday afternoon for the Christmas parade. The Home Demonstration club met with Miss Sallie Outlaw (Mon day afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Paul Outlaw and Mrs. M L. Outlaw joint hostess. There was a good attendance of members and visitors. Lottie Berger presided and called the club to order with "Silent Night" and cCuib collect Mias r'aune Outlaw was at her post of duty as secretary and gave the minutes of the November meet ing. Other items of business dis persed with Mrs. Elmo Blizzard giv ing an interesting reading on the value of "Recreation". Miss Ra - chel Outlaw, music leader, report ed on the origin and story of "Si lent Night.' Miss Pauline Outlaw gave the House Furnishing leaders report, using the deep freezer as a main topic Mrs. Troy Kornegay Duplin Home Agent held installa tion services for the new offiers for 1952-53 as follows. Mrs. M. L Outlaw, president; Mrs. Elmo Bliz zard, vice president; Miss Rachel Ouulaw, secretary - treasurer; mes dames Remus Cieel and L. C. Pra ter directed the recreational pro gram with gift exchange and group singing of Christmas carols. The ciuo adjourned with a social hour and refreshments. Come In And Get Fixed Up For Christmas Remember "A thing of beauty is a joy forever" Lenoir Beauty Shop Kinston, N. C. We Fix Anything Paschall's 123 W. North Phone 3330 Kinston Pleasant View News The Pleasant View Presbyterian church will present their Christmas church program "Behold This Child" by Margaret T. Applegarth, Monday night December 24th at seven o'clock. Mary Anna Grady, program director, Mrs. Douglas Townsend, pianist. An offering for the joy gift wiX be taken. The annual Christmas trej for the Sunday school will be after the Miss Hazel Kornegay of Golds boro and Raymond Gr?dy of Seven Springs vs'ted Mrs. Edith Grady sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Durham Grady vi- i'tfil Mr. and Mrs. Joe Herring of Snow HiA Sunday. Mr. and M-s. Leonard F. Grady I and sons visited her Aunt, Mr. and Vh-s. Earl Measiey of LaGrange ecently Miss Edith Byrd of Kenansvf.le pent ths weekend with her fath er J. H. Byrd. Crcle No. 1 of Pleasant view church met Thursday night at sev en o'clock with Mrs. Robert Grady, .icsiess. Circle chairman, Mrs. Dur ham Gradv presided over the busi ness session. Mrs. J. H Byrd gave the B .b'.e Study on the 8th Com mandment. Mary E-.Ien Chambers che Survev art:cies for the month, i Mrs. Callie W. Miller chairman! of the 6th district of the Women of Wilmington Presbyierial was pre, sent and spoke to tne group. i During the social hour .use hos tess served cookies, huts. Christ mas candy and drinks. Christmas g fts were excnanged. Scott's Store The Scotits Store Home Demon stration ciuu lieiu ii its"'" monthly meeting in the florae oi ; Mrs Carrie Scott on December 5th. The acting president. Mrs Ed Kor-1 negay called the meeting to order! and presided over the meeting. D!s-1 cursions were held, around the ta-i b;e on recreation and Christmas I decorating. Mrs. Elmo B.izzard led i 4ien,,ecinn nn mprpntinn and ' Mrs. Edd kornegay led the one o. Christmas decorations. Mrs. baimi Waller played Christmas records as her part as nuric leader. M-s. Alta L. Kornegay, the home agent, gave some tips on some of the things discussed. Plans were made for the Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs Sam Wa er. The hostess served a chicken sa lad course, ice box fruit cake anc drinks to those present. Deaths MRS. IRENE BISHOP Mrs Irene Bishop, ase 11, died ear.y Saiuraay r.ijrning at her home in Magnolia after having been in defining health for sev eral years. Fi .iPial services were held at the .it. .ie a; 2:.. J oclock Sunaay aitei io..n by Rev. Peyton Royall, past. . t? . m .uagnolia Baptist i c.iui .n. Burial foi-owud in the fa-l rin. ...le.-.vy riu' .Uagn.ua. Sht .a su.vweu oy i-o sons Hen :y anc j,n Jjs.iop, boih of Mag r.o.ia, tu. ec oroi&e. s VV. M. r'aiion Two Chinquapin Recruits Now In Boot Train. Camp Undergoing recruit training nt te U S Naval Trainnjz Center, San of Charlotte, George Falbon of Mt. Olive and Leonard Faison of Magnolia; two sisters, Mrs. F. G. Sosher of Southport and Mrs An me Payne of Magnolia and three grandchildren.. f . - :r Diegu, Ua.ii., are two Duplin sea man recruits, USN, Russell F. La n;ef son of Mr and Mrs. J. W. La nier of Rt. 1, and Gerald J. Futreai . oi Chinquapin. ... r This initial instruction includes Iio.ruL'tion 1:1 such fields as. sea- : rr.anship, fire - fighting, gunnery, signaling, and other courses de -signed to make the recruit well -verged in every phase of Navy life. Upon completion of their 11 -ween training period at the train ing center, graduates are assigned tj duty stations with the fleet or at Navy shore stations, or are sent t oservice schools for advanced technical training. TYJDALL FUNERAL HOME IN MOUNT OLIVE PHONE 2303 Home of Wavne-Duplln Burial Assoclavmn Funeral Directors - Embaltners Ambulance service Oay or Night At Christmas time we cele brate His coming . . . His wisdom . . . His Faith. Let us remember in the months ahead, the cheer that his teachings brought us now . . . and live by them, Every day. Seven Springs Supply Company xg-tjt Seven SPrinSs N. C. The Whole Family Is Invited To PINK MILL Christmas Eve Kinston, N. C. oooooooooooooooooooooooo X Clip This Ad and Bring To O o o o o o o Veteran's Shoe Repair Kinston's New Shoe Repair Shop For 25e In Trade We Are Experts In All Types of Shoe Repair Work We Also Repair Leather Jackets ioooooooooooooooooooooooc 9C0000000000000000000000000000 ooooooooooooopoooooc A Merry Christmas To AIT and Welcome To PINK HILL tlexf Monday For The c n If there are any last minute items you need you can get them at our store. Come Early and look around. , EverytLiE2 For TI:e Farm And Home , ' , 1 1 1 i Christmas Eve f iF. ' S C life ' . 2 S - 'III I - v.w 'I s y, riff .:) v fWS i. i ?& J :r) I' I;: m i 3 m f' I i'J ","5 t r - o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c o c c V, ( ( i I i J. I? Come - Be Here Early Do Your Last Minute Shopping In Pink Hill At mm m m iw r it ra " r- r i i k mm r m m Your Year Hound Friendly Merchant In rink 1X31 TiT ? Yo A Merry J p:"vs " . .
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