THE VVTfJN TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1953
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A Dream On The Sound Side
' Doubtless our great grandchil
dren will prize heirlooms all the
more if they must finish paying
for them , .. -. .
High cost of living increases
but every holiday weekend an in
creasing number of citizens escape
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BY: VIDA MILLOY
Who of us are wise enough to
ireconlze the thinks we know and.
the things we do not know? Un
less you use It twice a poor alibi
v is better than none! Pleasure, you
can tflte, or give, happiness, should
be- shared, ' v '-'
i Work is -under way at the Pres
Syterian church lor the new pastor,
vho is expected in the near future,
i good sermon was heard Sunday
morning fey the Rev, Dudley who
as a visiting pastor left a good
thought with Us audience. V
I Mr. Perry Albertson who has
been critically 111 in a Kinston
.hospital with a sevear heart attack,
iis back at tome having to take
(life -easy. ., ;v .
Hallie E. Albertson who has ser
ved two years and two months at
Turner A. T. Base at Albany Ga.
was home with his parents, Mr. &
"Mrs. Jim Albertson recently in
I'oute to Camp Stoeman California
for shipment to Far Eastern Air
jporce.i Mrs. Albertson the former
5ane Albritton of Snow Hill, will
be at home at Mr. & Mrs. Albertson.
I Jane Sanderson of E.C.C. & Aloi
Jse Williams of AC Wilson was home
lover the week-end.
I Mr. L. H. Carter returned home
recently after a trip at Mars Hill
land Charlotte with his family and
friends.
Mr. Gardner Craft and two dau
ghters were stopping over at Chin
quapin last week, on route to Wall
ace on business. -,. i s
: Mr. Leslie Southerland recently
suffered a broken leg while doing
farm work. .Mr. Southerland expe
cts to have a cast on the Injured
leg for several weeks. This is pun
ishmenttoo . much for a farmer
this time-a year,-
Mrs. C Royal who has recently
been a patient In the (hospital has
returned home and is out and about
again. :;',..r.:;5'.
Aperson's own tounge sometim
es, gives them away on just how
much they understand what they
are talking about! An JEXPERT is
one who can take something they
al-ready' know, and make, it sound
confusing! , :: '
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Lanier and
Mrs. 5. Mrs. Garland Lanier motor
ed toJMorehead City, & Alantic
on a recent Sunday afternoon, hav
ing a sea-food dinner at Morehead.
' Mrs. Margaret Brinkley returned
from a Wilmington hospital last
week after a major operation and
is getting on nicely. Why they can
the drug 'wonder" drug" we
wonder why they'll do to you! But,
with the drigs of today, Mrs. Brink-
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Wonderfully washable
striped broadcloths
i and ginghams
thick'n thins,
: glowing satin cords,
water-color pastels.
Sleeveless
or short-sleeved.
Spring-suited now,
play-minded later!
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ley -is looking as if nothing had
happened to her, and is feeling
fine. Here's hoping she will soon
oe ner self again.
The Rev. & Mrs. Joseph Sumner
of Jacksonville were recent visitors
of Mr. it Mrs. Garland Lanier. Mrs.
Sumner is the former Miss Brin-
son or Beaulaville. ; :,
Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Sloan & baby
Gail, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Pierce were
recent visitors in Norfolk; Va. with
dot. ot Mrs. Aivln Pierce and fam.
ily of . Norfolk, over the week-end.
Mrs. Jim Albertson and Mrs. Mar
tha Sholar recently gave a miscel.
anious shower for Mr. & Mrs. Ch
arles Albertson at the home of Mrs.
Sholar, where around two or three
hundred persons attended. Several
hundred dollars of presents were
presented, lots of fun, refreshments
of chicken salad, cup-cakes, Easter
candy and Co-co-la were served.
Mr. Mrs. Ellis Williams spent
the week-end in Washington, D. C.
last wkks with a daughter who
has a new son. The former Miss
Catherin Williams.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church recently quilted a quilt for
the Barum Spring Orphnage at
Barnum Springs. This the fifth of
such to be donated by the Ladies.
Mrs. Emily Dail and Mrs. T. G.
Huffman recently made a business
trip to Jacksonvil N. C.
Mrs. Minnie Stevens of Cather
ine Lake is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Billie Brinkley.
Mrs. Vida was a recent visitor of
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Craft of Pink Hill.
Mrs. Roy Smith recently return
ed from Wilmington where she
visited with Mr. & Mrs. G. Spooner,
and other 'friends there.
The W. M. U. held It,s regular
meeting last week-end at the Bab
tist church with around forty mem
bers attending. Reports on the re
cent Convention in Wilmington was
one of the majo topic, and announ
cing the preparations for the com
ing, one day, convention here the
ninth of April another. A big din
ner of B-Arbe-Cue will led other
good things to cat is expecting
to bring a big croud to attend the
big rally. Several Missionaries are
expected to be here and the puplic
is invited to bring dinner! The po
wder room Is being completed at
the church-and any excuse is dis
sapointing, for one not to attend!
Ninth of April!
Mr. & Mrs. Marvi Beale of Wil
mington was a week-end visitor
in Chinquapin last week-end.
Mr. Phillipp Sanderson was a
early visitor of his mother, Mrs.
Eula Sanderson last Sunday morn
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An old antBellum estate lo
cated on the sound near Wrights
ville. The grounds are a virtual
carpet of green undes huge state
Beautiful Airlie Gardens
ly, ' moss hung oaks. Azalea and
other shrubs and flowering plants
bloom literally by the millions.
Old Airlie is virtually a lover's
paradise that takes one deep into
the romantic story books of the
old, enchanting South.
Mrs, a. i fcaaaerson and son
Leon, and Mr. L. H. Carter made
a business trip to Pink Hill last
Saturday.
What we see in others may de
pend Jot of times on what we are
looking foil
My pet peeve of the week,
is "Making a carbon copey,,, and
on finishing the pge find that I
have the carbon turned wrong side
up."
DEATHS
CECIL WESTBROOK
Cecil Westbrook, 34, died at his
home near B. F. Grady school Sun
day morning at 7:30 after several
months illness.
Funeral services were held at
3:30 Monday from the Woodland
Methodist church in the home co
mmunity of which he was a mem
ber. The officeating minister was
his pastor, the Rev. D. C. Boone of
Pink Hill. Mr. Westbrook, a Mason,
was a member of the Kenansville
Lodge. Masons conducted the rites
at the grave. Burial was in the
Westbrook family cemetary near
the home.
In addition to his wife, the form
er Janet Herring, he is survived
by two children, Everett Cecil,
Jr. and Janet Faye of the home
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