.Ubjbsless
Circle I "of Grove Church met
'rorfav afternoon with Mrs. Ivy
iBowden and Sir. Nor Shaffer oo
.tostess. Mrs. Sam Newton pre
aed over the business session.
Mrs. Ralph Brown led the Bible
study. During the social hour the
hostesses served a sweet , course
with coffee. Twelve members were
present, ' . - :
MS.
Hostess Circle
Mrs. D. S. Williamson was host
ess to the Thursday afternoon Card
Club. High score was won by Mrs.
O. R. DaU. After several progres
sions the hostess served a salad
course with accessories and apple
sauce cake topped with . whipped
cream.
, The club gave $5.00 to the March
of Dimes Campaign.
Mr. D.. S. Williamson was host
ess to the sewing club Tuesday
afternoon of last week at 3:00
o'clock. . Eight members were pre
sent"'';,., .: ; ;. : .
I After the usual sewing bee
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Ella Cooper
Circle Meets r V,
The Ella Cooper circle met'ln
the home of Mrs. Lauren Sharpe
Monday night with fourteen, mem-
ess assisted by Mrs. Maurice Brin
son served peach short cake and
COffee.-' a J'-'i-".. .')?'. i ji J
Mi-sBYc 1 1 2 ce y?S tit
Entertains Circle
-. , -
? Circle 11 of Grove Church met
Monday evening In the bome of
hers present. An interesting pro-(Mrs. J. B, Wallace. Mrs. a. a.
gram "The Ministry of Prayer'' ' McKoy presided over the business
was given by Mrst Willard Brln
son, assisted by Mrs. E. C. Tyndull,
Mrs. H. M. West, Sr., Miss Edith
Byrd, and Mrs. Amos Brinson. Mrs.
Ira Caison Chairman, presided over
.u. 1... Mm4n .
served cherry tarts with whipped
cream. -.:, v .
Mrs. Patterson ,
Parly Hostess
Mrs. Andrew Patterson enter
tained her card club Wednesday
evening of last week Daffodils
and spires were used in decora
tion. . . '
High scores were won by Mrs.
Harry Murphy. Mrs. Ivy, Bowden
and Mrs. Clarence Murphy.
, During the social hour the host-
session. Miss Margaret Williams
led the Bible study on . the 10th
Commandment. ; ,. . , .,'
At the conclusion of the meeting
the .hostess served cheese straws,
assorted home made cookies and
soft drinks, . .
P.J jC. a ' i. I. J v eti
with his .' but i. .r. end lira. O. P.
Johnson. He . had as his guest Mr.
Wade Harrell of Savanah, Ge.
. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Williamson
M. In-Jand daughters visited Mr. and Mrs.
. Tl. .. . 1-. T 1...: 1 1 n C.
day Afternoon. ;, " ''.-.:
Personals
i Mrs. G. K. Dail spent Sunday in
Kinston with her sister, Mrs. Lee
Edwards. -
Mr. tand Mrs. W. E .Craft and
son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Craft in Greenville.
Mr. Robert F. Williamson of
PJC, Maxton spent the week end
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D, S.
Williamson.
Mrs. Flip Peele and daughters of
wnnamston visited Mr. and Mrs.
u. bitterson for a few days.
Mr .and Iwr-s. J. E. Jat of Kew
Bern spent Sunday with Mr,, and
Mrs. P. J. Dobson
Mr Bobby Ingram of Jacksonville,
JFla., spent the weekend with hi"
parents,- Mr. ana Mrs. w.
Mr. and Mrs. D: S. Williamson
made a business trip tb Wilming
ton Tuesday, v j a
Linda Suiersbn spent the week
end in Wilmington with Mr. and
Mrs.-Allen Taylor.' .vy, '
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Phillips
visited Mr. Phillips aunt, who Is a
patient at Sampson Memorial Hos
pital, Saturday. . i
Mrs. J. L. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Seymore -Telteltoaum spent Sun-
iLih In WflmtvtfftAn . i. ... . ' .!
Mr. ana airs. 'jr.. w; awuw , niw ' "
and Mrs. Amos Brinson attended Hospitality depends on the peo
the play, by the Carolina Play- pie la the home rather than on the
makers, in Wallace Friday night. .'company" dinner, .appointments,
Mr., and Mrs.-Ceo Jackson, and and elaborate service.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack-Sltterson visit- A .few hints onjbospltality and
ed in Wilmington, Sunday afterr gracious living: Tnie hospitality
noon. v h , f i is sharing what you have with your
. Friends of Mrs. Sallie Shine u i
be glad to learn that she has return
ed home from the hospital and
can be up in a rolling chair. Re
cently Mr Shine suffered a broken
hip from a fall. - j , ,
v.:
Mrs. R. C. Wells. Bobby ' and
Maude of Clinton spent the week
end with Mr. R. V. Wells and Mrs.
Louise Mitchell. '". -'
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Reynolds and
daughters spent Sunday with rela
tives at Pleasant tiui. '
Mrs. Eula Patterson of Albertson
spent the past week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Patterson.
Mrs. C. S. Williamson is spend
ing several days with her sister,
Mrs. W. C. Caulder, in St Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eubanks of
' Wilmington , visited. Mr. and Mrs.
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friends. We comtfliment our friends
when we invite them to share in
our family life.
Successful entertaining depends
more on the. spirit of hospitality
and the relaxed atmosphere that
prevails in the home.
A home that maintains this spirit
of hospitality and restful atmos
phere will . have fewer awkward
moments when company comes. It
is very embarrassing to guests when
parents use the meal hour to teach
good manners to children. ,
Front Door Works For Or Against
You f' .-"-?'. . - ;!.,;
, Someone has said, "Each en
trance reflects what the people in
side the house are like. What you
see as you go up the walk, climb
the steps and wait for the door to
toe opened, will form lasting impres
sions.'' 1 " - . :, '
Maybe we had better get busy
and I r It our walk is clean and the
entrance door attractive, dot a path
that is muddy and littered with
debris and the steps hazardous.
Perhaps we need to look at the
entrance of our home and get the
impression tha? mends get when
they come to call on us.
Hints For Teen-Agera
Do your friends say to you, .'How
nice your hair looks?''
Do you keep your elbows spot
less?;..
Do you brush your teeth at least
twice a day?
Do you keep your hands off your
face and hair?
Do you wash your powder puff
regularly?
jjo you always go to Dea witn a
clean face? , .......
Do you wash your stockings or
socks, each night after wearing?
X)o you keep your stocking seams
straight? ,
Jjo you keep your shoes shined
and the heels straight?
too you give your clothes a week
ly check-up for spots, loose buttons,
and rips?
. Do you give your non-washable
clothes a good airing once a week?
;; What about your clothes care
equipment? Tie clothes upkeep
list should include: clothes brush,
shoe kit and shoe trees, dry clean
ing material, clothes hangers and
sewing kit.
Your clothes closet and bureau
drawers should toe orderly. . Your
handkerchiefs, gloves, dress shields,
collars and cuffs, and hat bands
should be clean.
hold tools can be protected from
the rust by cleaning and applying
a coat of paste wax. . The wax
should dry before polishing. Many
people prefer wax to oil as a. pro
tective agent because it doesn't
wear off rapidly and Is clean to ap
ply. It also can be applied to wood
handles. ' : , ';: y " : J (l v " ! :
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COUNTY OF DUPLIN, NORTH
CAROLINA, COUNTY HOSPITAL
BOND ANTICIPATION NOTE
5 Sealed bids will be received until
11 o'clock, A.M., Eastern Standard
Time, February 28, 1052, by the
undersigned at its office in the
City of Raleigh, N. C. for a $26,
000 County Hospital Bond Antlcl-
i patio n Note of the County of Du
plin, North Carolina, aatea juarcn
1 ,1052, maturing on November 1,
1952, without option of prior pay
ment, end bearing interest, payable
at the maturity of the note to which
no interest coupons will be attach
ed; delivery of ' the note on or
about March 3, 1952 at place of pur
chasers choice. v "
Bidders are requested to name
the interest rate (not exceeding 6
per cent per annum), and the city
and bank therein at which princi
pal and interest . will be payable
There will be no auction. . , ; v .
The note will toe awarded at not
less than par and accrued interest
to the bidder offering to purchase
the note at the lowest Interest cost
to the County, such cost to be de
termined by "deducting the total
amount of the' premium bid from
the aggregate amount of interest
upon the note until its maturity.
Bidders must present with their
bid 'a certified check upon an in
corporated bank or trust company
payable unconditionally to the ord
er of the State Treasurer of North
Carolina for $125. -
The approving opinion of Mit
chell and Pershing, New York City,
will be furnished without cost to
the purchasers.. There will also
be furnished the usual closing pa
pers, including a certificate stating
that there is no litigation pending
affecting the validity of the note
or of the bonds in anticipation of
we receipt of the proceeds of which
the note is being issued. - -
The right to reject all bids is
reserved. ) -
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By: W. E. Easterling,
Secretary of the Commission.
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