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u "Mrs. :& C. TyndiilL was hostess
to her bridge club, Thursday even
ing of last week. Arrangements of
loses, daisies ana otner mixea
flowers were used about the home.
' Mrs. 'George Penny and Miss Mary
Xee Sykes were ; visitors tor the
tgames. Winning high score was Mrs.
P. J. Dobson. Miss Sykes won visi
tors high score and was presented
a novelty ash tray. '
: Between progressions, the hostess
served home made strawberry Ice
cream. .
Personals
Mrs. Dan Davis of Mt. Olive spent
Thursday with Mrs. Parker Quinn
and attended the Woman's Club
Sleeting. ' -
i- JVIiss Kathryn Quinn Is spending
this week at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
with the Sorority members of High
j Point College. . . ! ,
, Mr. and 'Mrs. C. B. Guthrie, Jr.
spent Sunday in Clinton with Mrs.
' Guthrie's , parents, Mr. And Mrs.
;.H S. Daughtry. v " :"
Miss Pattie Williamson,' student
fnurse at Highsmith hospital, Fay
ietteville Is spending her vacation
Ihvith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
"C. S. Williamson. ' . -
' MIm Linda Dobson of Show Hill
. ia visiting her grandparents, Mr,v
.rand Mrs. P. J. Dobson . ,
i Mrs. Baggett is visiting Mr. and
I Mrs.! Jack Baggett at Dunn-Erwln
J this week.-; ''":.:.,' -
Miss Sarah West of Meredith
I College, Raleigh has arrived home
lor the summer vacation.
Mr. Robert JV Williamson and
Mr. Jimmy Johnson of P. J. C,
Mazton arrived home last week for
their summer vacations "
Miss Xheo Collingsworth spent
the week end in Monroe and visited
western North Carolina ,'
Mrs. Velmon Benson and Mrs.
H. J. Brown accompaniea Mrs. N. B.
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For Sale
FOE SALE; Call on ns for Dixie
Air Tobacco Carers, Wayne To-
bmeeo Tracks, all kinds of In
secticides,' Insecticide Sprayers
and Casters, Tobacco Clip Oil
Toppers, Sucker OU, Boyster's
Tobacco Top Dresser, Garden
Seeds and FerflUser, Nitrate ol
Soda,. ' Taylor's Curing Tbernw
ometers, Oakdale Tobacco Twine,
Water Kegs for bam days, Boll
and Galvanised Booflng, Nails
Brick, Lime, Mortar IDx, , Oe
ment, and Concrete Blocks, Field
Feat and Bay Beans,
Ca E. Quinn
Cbmpany
In Kenansville
Boney to the Bloodinobile in Golds
boro Friday. . v.....
Mr. A. J. Patterson,- Misses
Yvonne Patterson and Miss Frances
Sitterson went to Raleigh Monday.
They .were .accompanied horn by
Miss Frances Patterson , to spend
her 'vacation.. --
Mrs. Davis Hollingsworth and son
of Warsaw visited Mr. C E Stephens
(saturoay , ; f v-.fiv
Mr. Charles Stephens, Jr. of Wil
mington spent the week-end with
Mr. C. ZS. Stephens. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Quinn and
Edward spent the week-end in
Selma with Mr, and Mrs. Artis
Price. . ';- ';'"hk,'.
Mr. tod Mrs. Everetto Bradshaw
and Mr. and Mrs; Henry Teachey
spent the ., week-end at Myrtle
Beach. S. C. . . . ..
lit. and Mrs. C. C. Loth of Way
nesboro, Va. is spending a few days
with Mrs. L. A. Beasley. ,
Mr. V. H. Reynolds, Mrs. Pauline
Johnson and Mr. Edward Simpson
attended the County Agents Con
vention at Carolina Beach several
days last week. ;
Mr. and Mrs. James Wolford and
daughter,- Martha Jean of Charles
ton, W. Va. Is visiting Dr. and Mrs.
R. F. Willis. ,? ;v
Mr. and Mrs. Buck . Farrior and
Billy of Durham spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowden. -
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and Joan
and Miss Mattie Brown of Newport
News, Va. spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Murphy
and Mrs. Nora Shaffer attended the
V. F. W. luncheon in Wallace Sun
day. 'i;vT,v; ; ' ,
Miss Theo Hollingsworth spent
last week in Horioik, Va. with Lt
Col. and Mrs. Alton Payne.
Mr. and Mrs; A. J. Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroud were
guest , of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Smith at their cottage In Atlantic
Beach Tuesday' and Wednesday of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs; R. L. Sykes and
Miss Mary Lee Sykes spent the
week-end in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Brock and
daughter of Bailey visited Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Brinson Sunday.
Woman's Club Hold
the living and dining rooms. High
score was won- by Mrs., J. B. Wal
lace. Following' progressions, Mrs.
J. O. Stokes assisted the hostess in
serving home made lemon sherbet,
cake, and salted, nuts, s:U,;v.;. $ j
!cv;ton
The local Woman's Club held its
Annual Memorial ; Services . last
Thursday afternoon at 3:30. The
color scheme of red, white and blue
was carried out in. the use of the
American, Confederate and Red
Cross flags and blue and white
hydrangas. -.--v .;; .,-V f1
Mrs. V. H. Reynolds presided Over
the short business session. Mrs. N. B.
Boney had charge of the program
as follows: The national Anthem,
the 23rd Psalm, read by Mrs Parker
Quinn followed by prayer and re
marks concerning Memorial Day.
Poem, "Crossing The Bar" was
read , by Mrs. "-Willittrd Brinson,
"How Firm A Foundation" sung by
the group. Mrs. J. A. Hines read
a poem, "The Soldiers Grave." Mrs.
Edward , Simpson rendered a solo,
"Abide With Me."
The roll was called of all the
deceased veterans of .the wars, who
were from the immediate' vicinity.
As the names of deceased club mem
bers were called a white candle
in a silver holder was lighted. The
prpgram.was concluded by, "Taps'
played on the clarinet by Johnnye
Daughtry. ;,;-':';:; ' '-
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mesdamea A. T. Outlaw, E. A. New
ton and Mrs. W. M. Ingram, who
served punch and cookies.
Mrs. Gulhrie Is
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. C B. Guthrie entertained her
bridge club at her home, Wednes
day evening of last week with all
members present .
Gladioli and daisies in most at
tractive arrangements were used In
Lower Cost Moans Higher Profit!
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A FIOREMCE-AYO
Air-Conditioning Tobacco Curcr
. Priced $53 to $75 LOWER THAN '
? SMOXE STACK CURERS ... '
' Operates from $75 to $150
, ? " v, , ' , per barn, per season -1 '
CHEAPER THAN SMOKE STACK GUREK&
, (Doseadiag e sise of bam) . .
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ft Tht entire curing easing of Florence-Mayo Curtrs Is mods of
hsavy gauge galvanized 'ttesl. .
if florsnce-Moyo Curat use from 1 to 3 drums of oil Ion per bom
1tion curers wing smoke stock, .;.: i .
if Florence-Mavo Curers cure your tobacco better. Over 60 of
the prize awards given for bright leaf tobacco exhibited of WO
N. C State Fair went to all Florence-Mayo users.
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M'xM' Bans
(Oil Tier) .
Prices . O.
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B. Parmville, N. C. plus Inttaltatiosj oad lea
of porcelain chimneys by Florence Stovo Co
or riorsnce-Maye Nuway Co.
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To Garden Club -
The Kenansville' Garden Club
met on last Monday evening in the
home of Mrs. E. A. Newton. Beauti
ful arrangements of mixed early
summer flowers were used effect
ively throughout the living room.
Guests were greeted by the hostess
and the roll call was answered by
each member naming their favorite
program of the year. . . -
After the business was completed,
the president, Mrs. Vance B. Gavin
Installed the officers for the coming
year . as follows: President, - Mrs.
C. B. Guthrie; Vice-President, Mrs.
Louise Mitchell; Sec-Tress., Mrs.
G. R. DalL Mrs. Gavin was present
ed a beautiful arrangement of glad
ioli for her two years service.
After the installation of officers,
Mrs. F. W. McGowan gave a most
Interesting talk on Color Harmony
in flower arangements. She told
how to blend colors for harmony,
attractiveness and effect.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. T.
Outlaw, served home made orange
chiffon cake, iced tea and salted
nuts. The Garden Club was ad-
journed'until the September meet
ing.
Mrs. Wallace
Entertains At Bridge
The Monday evening bridge club
met with Mrs. J. B. Wallace this
week. The hostess used pretty
arrangements of gladioli and daises,
After several progressions of bridge,
Mrs. Vance B. Gavin was awarded
high score prize for club members
and Miss Margaret Williams for
visitors. The hostess served frozen
fruit salad, cheese straws and ham
biscuits. ,,..,.' ,
Miss Williamson
Receives Cap A
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williamson,
Mrs. Bill Williamson, Barbara and
Anita and Mr. and Mrs. Thurman
Brown attended the capping exer
cises at Highsmith hospital in Fay-
etteville Friday night Miss Pattie
Williamson received her cap, mark
ing the finish of her probation
period as. a student nurse.
Card Of Thanks
Acknowledging with grateful ap
preciation the many kindnesses and
courtesies extended during our re
cent bereavement. , . . . ,
i t Family of the late
Stephen Hampton Grady
Experience is about the only thing
in this world you cant buy on the
installment plan.
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. The Duplin Square Dance Team
met Saturday to. practice and make
their "plans to go to Chapel Hill
Festival. They will practice this
coming Saturday night ,at Mrs.
Falson Smith. - -X : , , i . :
' Mrs. W. M. Holt is sbendlns imu
time with her, sister, Mrs. Mattie
Smith at Winston-Salem. . , v i
Mrs. W.; X .Grady spent Sunday
and Monday with her daughter,
Mrs. Falson Smith. . . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Boscoe Daniels vis
ited wjth the Arthur Grady's Sun
day p. m.
i Miss Jo Grady of Goldsboro visit
ed in Albertson Sunday evening.
Buddy, LuGene and Aeron Smith.
Peggy Grady, Hess, Jr, Wayland.
and Larry Davis went to Dudley!
Beach swimming,' Sunday p. m. ,
Harry James and Barbara Joyce
Grady spent' the past week-end
with their Dad and Grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grady.
Mr. Bennie Tillman of Mississippi
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Falson
Smith Monday p. m.
Mrs. John D. Grady and daughter
Mary Ann and LuGene Smith went
to White Lake Saturday to bring
a group of girls home who attended
F. H. A, Camp there. The girls re
ported a very nice time.
Mrs. Allen Stroud and daughters
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Grady Sunday p. m. .
Mr. Leonard Grady who was
taken to Oteen Hospital some time
ago is Improving very nicely.
;;-- NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
Conty of Duplin. ,
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain Deed
of Trust executed by William Thom
as Strickland and wife Dorothy
Strickland, dated June Srd, 1890
and recorded .lb Book 4S3 at Page
78, In, the office if the Register
of Deeds of Duplin County, North
Carolina, default haVing been made
in the payment of the Indebtedness
thereby secured and said Deed of
Trust being by its terms thereof,
subject to foreclosure, the undersig
ned Trustee will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door in
Kenansville, North Carolina at noon
on the 6th day of July 1853 or there
abouts, the property conveyed in
said Deed of Trust, the same lying
and being in the County of Duplin,
State of North Carolina, in Rose
Hill Township and in the town of
Rose Hill and more particulalrly
described as follows: v -'
Situated in the town of Rose Hill,
lying south of West Main Street
and to the west of Maple Street
and being a part of the Isaac Cottle
land and. being lots number forty
one (41) and forty two (42) and
forty three (43) and containing In
all three lots. This lots were deeded
to G. B. D. Parker and wife to
Issaac Cottle and wife as per deed
recorded in Book 163 Page 587 in the
Registry of Duplin County. Said
tract being conveyed to D. J. Fussell
by J. B. Fussell and wife Georgia
B. Fussell and Horace Fussell and
wife Clara H. Fussell.
But this sale will be made subject
to all outstanding taxes and muni
cipal assessments.
This the 2nd day of June 1953.
' Latham A. Wilson, Trustee
Latham A. Wilson, Atty.
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minlstrator of the estate of L. G.
Farmer, now deceased, late of Dup
lin County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against his said estate to present
them to the undersigned Adminis
trator on or before the 28th day of
June, 1853, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
... All persons Indebted to said es
tate will please .make immediate
payment :, ..v:.;;oy
'This 29th day of ,May,: 1853
.-' Billy Farmer, Administrator
;:. . Of the Estate of L. G. Farmer,
'. rfi Deceased.
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MRS. ANNA CABA BONET.. j
Mrs. Anna Carr Boney, 78, of
Wallace,, died Sunday after a linger
ing illnessi-She was the widow of
the late Frank 3oney of Wallace.
Born in 1874, she was the daughter'
of John and Maggie Carr. She was
a lifelong member of the Wallace
Presbyterian Church. Surviving are
two stepsons, H. S. and D. E. Boney;
and one stepdaughter, Mrs. D. Blos
som. Funeral , services was held
Tuesday at the Wallace Presbyterian
Church with Rev. W. B. Hood offi
ciating. Burial was in Rockfish
Cemetery. - . " ' . -
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NOTICE
The following is a schedule of clinics held at various places in
the county by the Duplin County Health Department. Most clinics
are held weekly:
Mondays 2:00 P. M Town Hall in Warsaw
Mondays
.. 2:00 P. M Kennedy's Store in Beulaville
Mondays 3:15 P. M Brinkley's Store, Chinquapin
Tuesdays 2:00 P. M Faison Town Hall
Tuesdays 3:30 P. M Legion Hut, Calypso
Thursdays 2:00 P. M Rose Hill Town Hall
.. 3:15 P. M....
.Wallace Town Hall
Thursdays ...
1st. Friday 2:00 P. M La Place Club House
2nd. & 4th. Wednesday 1:00 P. M Outlaw's Bridge School
4th. Thursday.... 12:10 Noon Duplin Health Dept.
Robert F. Willis, M. D., Clinician
All expectant mothers who are not under medical supervision of
a private physician are urged to attend the Maternal and Child
Health Clinics at Outlaw's Bridge School and the Health Dept.
Kenansville, on above dates.
The public is urged to attend the nearest clinic for the services
offered. It is advisable for all to get the Typhoid vaccine at this
time. All babies and small children who have not been vaccinated
against Diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus should attend the
clinic or report to their family physician for, immunizations against
the preventable diseases.
Dr. John F. Powers, Health Officer
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