THE DTJFLIN TIMES, THURSDAY, DECESZZES 11, 1952.
Juplin: GoiitLty Society
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Ann Wooten ,
Home Economist . , . ' i '
Carolina Power and Light .
Company .
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. SAVING B VITAMINS
Wd you know that the way you
prepared meat has an effect on
Its vitamin content? Meats which
are roasted, broiled, or; fried re
tain' more of their , B, Vitamins
than meats which are braised (pot
roasted) or cooked in liquid.
This is because a certain por
tion of the B vitamins are dis
solved out into the liquid. To re
tain most of he original vitamins of
meats cooked in liquids it is nec-
' essary to use the liquids in making
gravies, sauces, ect. When the
.amount of liquid Is relatively
, large, . as In cooking tongue or
. fresh corned beef, 4 the liquid
should be used for cooking such
vegetables as beans cabbage orjto-
.' matoes. '.- ' -vi :" .
Pressure cooked meats tend to-1
retain more of their , vitamin con
tent than those brained - in an
-oven or other covered pan.
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Mrs, EUen Howard of Pink Hill
baa announced the engagement of
her daughter Sally Katherine to
Airman Harold Lloyd Johnson, son
of Mr, and Mrs. S. I. Johnson, also
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Watson
Maxwell of Albejtson , announce
the engagement) , of ,. their daugh
ter, Kathryn Joyce,, to Mr. Angus
Wilton Mercer of Charlotte, son
of Mr. and Mm. 'Frank Mercer
of Pink Hil.
The wedding will' take plane in
the . Outlaw's Bridge Universalist
Church oil Saturday evening, De
cember 20th, at 6 o'dok.
At Kramer's v
" One need not fret over the fa
tigue of a long trip , now, to do
their Christmas, shopping , right
here in Duplin County we have
one of the most exclusive gift de
partments to be found. Just visit
Kramer's Department Store in
Wallace and go into their gift
department. You will find there,
a store within itself. We so often
think ,of . Kramer's as a clothing
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" Miss 1 Margaret ' Helen Alder
man's engagement to John Sugg
Harper, Jr., so nof Mrs. Harper
and the late John S. Harper of
Snow Hill, is announced by ber
parents, Mr! .and Mrs. A. B. Al
derman. The wedding Is planned
for December 21 at 4:00 p. m
at the First Baptist Church, Eliz
abeth .City. :
of Rink HlU.v Khe wedjjjng is
planned for late December.
-TIIIGA; NURSERY
Castle Hayne, II. C.
s"i ( Nursery Located 8 Miles
North of Wilmington, N. C.
t' "'"'t;'. On Castle Hayne Road.
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Pecan Trees
idleaved Evergreens "
Write for Price List. "
50 Tables Of Bridge Played Pre-Xmas
Party In Warsaw Legion Hut Dec. 2nd
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MB. AND MBS. GEORGE BARWICE of Seven Springs, an
nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Bobbie Jean
Southerland, to David W. Swinson, on .of Mrs. George' Swinson
of (Raleigh and the late Mr. Swinson. The wedding will take place
Saturday, Dec 20, in the St. John's Baptist church.
rtn of the lovlest parties of
the season was given in the Ameri
can Legion home in Warsaw on
Tuesday evening Dec. 2nd when
Mrs. Frank Hobbs, Mrs. Ralph
Best Jr., Mrs. Glenn Rollins, Mrs.
H.C. Allen and Mrs'. J. A. Porter
entertained at 28 tables of des
sert bridge. The Christmas motif
was carried out in the decora
tions' and the refreshments
The home was beautifully dec
orated with arrangements of gladi
oli," pyracantha, cedar and holly
The mantel arrangement was most
store, only, but now one can find
Kramer's,-: a one .stop shopping
center for gifts and clothing for,
the entire family. T
ay the Roving Reporter
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outstanding with tall red gladioli
interspersed wtu greenery ana
clusters of pyrancanth. Red cand
les were on the end surrounded
with twigs of cedar and holly.
A colorful display of holly graced
the piano. Each table was covered
with a doth suggestive of Christ
mas and. centered With green light
ed tapers.' Christmas corsages
marked the places.
On arrival, fruit , cake topped
with cream, salted nuts and coffee
were, served and during play, hot
fruit punch was enjoyed. Those
assisting in serving were Mrs. Pol
ly Todd, Mrs. Eva Wiggins, Mrs.
J. C. Brock and Mrs. W. C Martin.
Mrs. L B Huie was the high
scorer and Mrs.. J. H. Hines was
runner up. Each received poinset-
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Visit llramer Exclusive
Department
Gift
Featuring hundreds of unusual gifts collecteii from the best makers
'Jj in this country and abroad.
Figurines and Odd Pieces by Pincus
Glass Wear by Viking, Libbey and Archer
Salad Bowls and Sets by Stonewear
j Dinner Sets by Royal
LUSTRO-WARE CANISTER SETS.
! PERMAtiUES COASTER AND DRINK SETS
' BRIDGE AND CANISTER CARD SETS ;
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND LAZY SUSAN
- s v SETS ' ' " I j
' . " SMOKING SETS AND ASH "TRAYS v .
PUNCH BOWL SETS ' '
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' FARBER ALUMINUM WEAR '
: TRAYS AND BOWLS :
LAMPS COASTER SETS '
' NOVELTY ITEMS . ,
BOXED PILLOW CASES SHEETS -r TOWELS
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Warsaw College
Students At Home
Among1- the rplfegtf students
spending the holicrays with parents
and friends in Warsaw were the
following; Floyd Jones, Clemson,
Alfred West, State college, Martha
Smith, University of N. C, Joyce
Ann Jones, .Meredith, Mary Lee
Jones, Mary Lou and Lois Phil
ups, Robert Kornegay and Billy
Todd of East Carolina, Graham
Philips, Wake Forest, Arnold
Jones, Charleston, Charles Hales,
Rross Garner and Patsy Kornegay,
Campbell, Mary Packer of East
Carolina - ,
Mary Washington, an asparagus
variety, with resistance to rust,
is recommended for North Caro
lina gardens.
BOOTS W PLAIDS 'Colin,
15-month-old Cairn, terrier with
a flair tor fashion, models the
latest in, wet-weather duds for
dogs. Designed in Paris by a
canine-costume specialist 'the
boots button on the side and the
coat sports a collar. ' Colin, nose
in the air, was tbe star of the j
. . , Parisian dog fashion show. J
utr LIBERAL EDUCATION
nlt takes t"6 to achieve a'liberal
something he can believe,
education junior to be educated
and dad to be liberal.
WANTS THE TRUTH
Don't criticize the man who talks
to himself he only wants to hear
J Clylc clubs and local business
men spent $24,327 on District Jun
ior Dairy Cattle Shows held for
white and Negro youths this fall.
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KRAMER'S
Dep-t-Store.''
1 Your Shorpin Center in Wallace
Flatter Her
With Flowers
At Yule
Flowers Always a thrill
ing surprise at Christmas . . .
Whether you send a fresh
floral bouquet or a lasting
potted plant. See and Choose
from our selection today.
RHEDER FLORIST
WILMINGTON, N- C.
AZALEAS CAMELLIAS
HOLLIES SASAliQUAS
The Ideal Christmas Gift
ALL SIZES IN HANDY VARIETIES '
, Asalea prices start at 50c, Camellias and
' Sasanquas $1.00, and Hollies $1.60. -
TRAINED MEN AVAILABLE TO SET YOUR PLANTS
. ., ,. , , Nursery and Gardens open daily 8:00 tto 6:90,
' ' Sundays 1:00 to 6:00,
"It Is Not A Home Until It Is Planted" , ; (
LAUREL LAKE NURSERY.
LAUHEL LAKE SALUfvlSUKG, N. C.
All the average man wants is a
dollar that will buy lots of every
thing except what he has to sea
The Russians don't ulay football,
but their generals know the value
of picking, a set-up to practice on.
, The small town has more gossips
because there's more fun In watch
ers. A pessimist is Sk man urlis anl
bes that nothing in the way of
change could make his fix any
worse.
' Somebody has
if 'h8 T and down oufitt the agei
.... "ecu ,uw common people.
MRS. RAYMOND W. RIVENBARK,
prior to iier marriage Saturday in tlie
Warsaw Mc'.hodist Church, wat' Miss Bea
trice Marie Bostic, daughter of the late
Mr. ar.d Mr?. Owen Thomas Bostic of
Kenansville. Mr. Rivenbark is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rivenbark of Warsaw.
.As ' back to f'-
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SATURDAY
LAST DAY
QUINN'S
Harvest Sale
R. E. Quinn Co. of Warsaw
r .up it
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IT'S EVERYONE'S FAVORITE
MOCCASIN
Daniel Green's
POWWOW!
Daniel Green uses
the American felt Company't
exclusively wuuk nt wvvt Jtlit
KRAMER'S
Department Store
Your Shopping Center in Wallace
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