Dolls On
Display
Hn Mary Catherine Bass will
have about SO dolls on display at
'her home after next Thursday for
anyone who may be- interested to
see. She has all the dolls she
has gotten sinee a real small girl.
They are dulls from all over the
eon try "and very interesting to see.
You are invnea to ner nouse
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FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
ASSORTMENT OF NUTS
FRUIT CAKE INGREDIENTS
ASSORTMENT OF CANDY -NICE
SHAPED CHRISTMAS. TREES
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Appreciated
lady's ELGIN Delox
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J1.25 Weakly
sjf Man's EIG1N DeLux
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IOIJSTON'S LEADING
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, ' Man's GRUEN Jt X "T"
' 41.00 wly $525 &T-t jh ft
any time to ,ses them.
Y. M..S. Observe
Day Of Prayer
The W. M. S. off Magnolia Bap
tist church, observed the day of
Prayer for' Foreign Missions at
the church December 5th. A very
interesting program was planned
and directed by Mrs, Joe Everette,
at ; i nose using pan were jars, xm-
Grocery
MAGNOLIA
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CREDIT JEWELERS '
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gar (Hamilton, Mrs. J. E. Tucker,
Mrs. B. B. Wilson, MlsJT Annie
Swinson, Mrs IV D. DalL Mrs. W
Bostic, Mrst Sogers, Mrss. Paul
iBass and Mrs Fred ..Johnson.
Announce Birlh
Mr. and Ws. Alvin Powell an
nounce the birth of a 7 lb. 8one
half oz. daughter, Sherry, in James
Walker Memorial Hospital in Wil
mington, Sunday, December 7. Mrs.
Powell is the former Miss Lela
Tucker. .
Personals
Mrs. J. A. Wilson visited her son
and daughter-in-law in Jackson
ville, Fla., several days. Woodrow
brought her home last week and
spent several days. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pippin were
Saturday night dinner guesis , of
the Gale Harrisons.
Mrs. John Dea Hunt, Miss Helen
Hunt and Mrs. Bill Hussey attend'
ed the annual Elks Memorial Serv-
i ice in Goldsboro Sunday. '
' Mrs. . Roscoe Potter and Mrs,
Clifton Chestniitt shopped in Wil-
i mington Friday.
! Jim Thompson of.Oklawah, Fla.,
, visited the Leffel Turnerss recent
ly
Mr and Mrs. H. E Grubbs and
Joan were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joan R. Croom Satur
day. ,
Mrs. Mattie Smith spent the week
end at her home here. Rodney
Smith has been critically ill in
a Kicftmond hospital. 'He is some
better now. .
Mr., and Mrs. Fulton Bradshaw
and son visited Mr and Mrs. Mar
vin Bradshaw and Mrs. Laura Mer-
ritt fast week end. .
Mrs. Bill Hussey gave Mr. and
Mrs. John Croom a surprise anni
versary ainner at the Crooms
home Thursday. Miss Helen Hunt,
Mrs. John' Dea Hunt and son
Pat were guests.' i
Mrs. Martin-Call and children
and Mrs. Harry Smith of Chinqua
pin were dinner guests of Mrs.
Janle Turner Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Warren of
Raleigh and Mrs A. D Johnson
and Miss Jewel Johnson of Tur
key visited Misses Cora, Lizzie and
Almeta Edwards Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. J. .P. Royal and
children of Gaffney, S. C. visited
friends in town Sunday.
Alvin Powell and Mr. and Mrs.
Abbie Smith visited Mrs. Alvin
Powell at James Walker Hospital
Tuesday night
LARGE TYPE UNIFORMS FOR ALL
BRANCHES OF SERVICE. COMPLETE
LINE OF ACCESSORIES. SHIRTS
HATS TIES CAPS iSOCKS UN
DERWEAR TRENCH COATS NAVY ;
PEA COATS NAVY SERGE TAILOR- i
MADE UNIFORMS
TION SHOES.
27 S. Front St
Wamington,N.C.
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Smart, sleek lines accentuated by new jet-rape taillights and a new chrome molding through the center of the
rear fender line are featured in the 19S3 Ford Customline Fordor sedan. Outstanding mechanical feature it '
new "miracle ride" .which brings to the high volume field for the first time the smooth riding characteristics of i
heavier, costlier cars. , '. f 4 . .
Mrs. Leslie Thompson and Mrs.
Henry Edwards of Goldsboro visi
ted Misses Cora, Almeta and Liz
zie Edwards and Mr. I. F. Wilson
Tuesday. - ' ,
Mr, and - Mrs. Willard Brlnson
and James Tucker visited Mrs. Al
vin Powell at James Walker Hos
pital Sunday. 'te-!i ,
Mrs. Parley ' Potter, Mrs..-. Law
rence Potter and Mrs. Elvira' Quinn
visited Mrs. Sally Blaoton andjfam
ily in Penderlea Sunday, t .
Mrs. R. C. Horne and J ,C.
Home visited Mrs Florence. Horne
and . other, friends and relatives
during the week end'. A-'-
Friends Will be sorry to learn
that Jack Chestnutt is ill in James
Walker Hospital in Wilmington. :
Church Makes
Improvements
The Magnolia Methodist church
yard has been greatly improved.
The yard has been leveled and
shrubbery planted. This was a gift
from the adult class of the Sunday
School. The Young peoples class
has given a bullen tin board which
has beep placed in the church
Old Store Moved
. Jack Chestnutts old (tore has
been moved from up town to the
edge of town, remodeled and con
verted Into a home for Mrs. Chest
nutt and family. . , I
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Christmas
At Rholey's For
The Service Men
NAVY REGULA
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CLASSIFIED ADS
GENUINE D-CON Noted rat pois
on, now on sale at CUnlc Drug
Company, in Mount Olive. . tfc
TYPEWRITER-ADDING machines
repaired. New Royal typewriters
fo revery need. Call Goldsboro
251, Worley Typewriter Exchange
10S 1-2 NTCenter Street
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See us for bargains In good u-ed
trucks Leading Motors. Inc., Wal
lace, N. C. v
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WANTED Farm with or without
tobacco allotment In or near Du
plln County. ' Write full informa
tion to Box 307.wauace, n. t f
Acetylene and electrlo welding on
all farm machinery. Sprays and
dusters repaired. Trailers, hitch
es put on. Lawn mowers sharpen
Betsy McCall Ghristnuis Angel Robes
from December
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' Yon will find these robes and many other nice .Christmas '
10 iJ ' sR, i Gifts including nationally advertised dresses, coats suits, ' , ' K
'. V vl ' l hoys clothing, and Madam Alexander IeUs. It wlU be worth C , i
, -l! 1 , r&&-! - A, ' VsMt(& ir- ' nr whUe to drive down to WUmlngton and shop at , ' '
i - 3. f r-S .' , . t Jy. ..,. , ,. ISO 'Princess St. , - . ' - ,
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ed and repaired. A good weld
means longer wear. Work done
by Garnie S. Herring at A. C. Hall,
Hardware In Wallace. - ---ctf
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SQUARE DANCE
Mt.i - Olive Gymnasium
Music By Rhythm Four
' "Admission 75c .-.
Every Saturday Niht
Sponsored -by American
' .Legion -
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' SELL TO FARMERS
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS,1 part
or full time, no Investment, ean be
yours now. Take orders for Amer
ica's largest selling, nationally ad
vertised LIQUID FERTILIZER.
Make $50 up per week. : Write 'Na
-by Jack Turk
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PLENTY OF GOOD WATER
FROM A DRILLED WELL.
! WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED
BOOKLET AND ESTIMATE.
GIVING US DntECTION AND '
HOW FAR YOU LIVE FROM ;
YOUB POSTOmCE. - .
. HEATER WELL CO. INC.
KALEIGH. N. C
10 Cent Pocket Combs, now 1 cent
each at CLINIC DRUG CO. in Mt.
Olfve. v
Watch This Space Weekly
For The Best Boys In
A-l CARS AND TRUCKS
1949 International 8-4 Ton Stake
Good Condition.
1948 Dodge I Ton Pickup A 1
1942 Ford I 1-2 ton '158' Stake.
New reconditioned motor
1947 Ford Vt ton Panel, Recondl
KTour Paint ;: . i-
1951 Ford 214 ton 10-wheeler, tow
Mileage.
Fullv EauiDPed I
Ion Can Find The Car Or Truck
You Need At Our Big ut
, . On North Center St.
Sales Dept.' Open Evenings '
1 ' Until 9:00 P. M.
We, Buy-Sell-Trade
COMMUNITY MOTORS
. CORPORATION
' : IN GOLDSBORO 1 '
WANTED: Wholesale Meat Sales
man. Experience not necessary,
but preferred. Apply West Pro
vision Co. In Warsaw. -1-25
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SHEETROCK, Plain and Knotty,
Cetotex, Plywood, Masonite, Win
dows, Doors, Fire Clay, Fire Brick,
Common Brick, Cement Brixment
Lime, Gauging Plaster, Keen's Ce
ment, Gyplap for barns.
This Nov; 29, 1952 J. C. Buss
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JUST RECEIVED a lovely col
lection of Holiday dresses at the
PEGGY ANN SHOP in Mt. Olive.
Lovely colors, reasonably prfced.
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fend cresses i
di'd.ui Mxiy rc
12-11-lt 6.
IXST: One1 pair of eye glases.
Left on hand rail of Muddy Creek
Bridge-vn Highway 41 near (Chinquapin-road
Finder return to
Jack Lanlec' Chinquapin, N. C, ;
at 'Lyman and receive a reward.
12-18 2t pd. . - '
WANTED immediately: agents to
work for new company opening in
this territory- with earnings of
$100 or more per week. Must have
neat appearance and late model '
car. Write 1714 Rose St., Golds
boro, N. C. or call S230-M. Golds
boro, N. C. for appointment -12-18-fit
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Mrs. Bertha Smith
Dies At Her Home
- Mrs. Bertha Turner Smith, 65,
of Smith Township, died at her
home about 7:30 a. m. on Wed-,':
nesday after a lengthy illness.
She was the widow of Deleon
Smith. Funeral services were held
8t the home at 3 p. m. this after
noon by her. pastor, the Rev. L. '
C. Prilter of Outlaw's Bridge Uni-.
versalist Church, assisted by the '
Rev. N. P. Farrior, Presbyterian
minister of Fink Hill. Burial fol
lowed in the Smith family ceme
tery. She Is survived by one sscu,
Deleon Smith; five daughters, Mes
dames Clayton Stroud, Clarence
Sheppard, John' Hill Sanderson, .
Herman Page and Miss Sadie Dor
Is Smith, all of the home; two foster-sons,
Carmer and Mack Tur
ner of the home; one foster-daugh- t
ter, Mrs. Alvin Smith of the home;
one sister, Mrs. Ira Whitman of
Warsaw. , -
Card Of Thanks '
I wish to thank my many friends
for their many cards, fkrwers
and ether deeds of kindness shown;
during my recent Alness. -
Sheriff Ralph Miller .
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