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Terry Qunlnn, son of Mr. and Mr
Milford Quinn. has returned borne
from Sampaon Memorial Hospital
: where he underwent a tonailectomjr
Toeaday.
- Mrs. -John Ton vlelle and children
have returned home after a visit
with her Barents. Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Divine, at Flint. Michigan.
I If TI111 Xrnnn mnA .kit.
JUT. VI1U JMAm. UUl w wu Maw vmm-
dren, Billy and Betsy, were dinner
. guests of Mra. Hugh Vann at Clin.
ton Saturday night , t "
' 'Mrs. W. D. Byrd has returned
home after a visit with her son In
Fayette ville. -.,
1 Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Saleed and
children, .'Danny' and Lillian, ; of
Greenville were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Saieed's mother, Mrs. Lillian
1 Quinn.. -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Murphy
were week-end guests of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones at
Walstonburg and Mr. and Mrs. John
Mitrnhv at Snow HilL
; - Sunday Hpnr. guests Of Mr. and Carf.
Mra, George Clark
Mrs. J. & Ihgalla and
Cratt ei Waahington.
, Week-end guests- of Mr. and Mrs.
C W. Hlnson were Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. McLean of Rockingham. They
spent Sunday at Topsail Beach.
. Mra. Daulton West and Mra. Nel
son Carltoa ' attended their Class
reunion at W. C Greensboro during
the week-end.
I - Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Marshall of
Rose Hill spent the week-end witn
their daughter, Mrs. Daulton West
Dianne Cook, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Cook, has returned from
Wayne Memorial Hospital where
she underwent a-'tonsilectary re
cently. - , , - .
Mrs. Fred, fright and children
of Washington," D. C. are visiting
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. J. T. Gresnam,
Frank McGowan of Kenansville
was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Best Sunday. . :
i Miss Margaret Carr of Wilmington
was home ton the week-end with
her riarents. Mr. and Mrs. J, ,U
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Wiaow of the Jaw -died
Sunday night at I i
near Kenansville after h l a
in declining health ' for t;e i tat
several years,, , .;: x' -h ' ''-1 j
vFuneral' services "were h? Yi
day afternoon from the 1 . t
Vle't:Presbyterian'2iur; at
o'clock by Rev. N. P. Farrier, 1 us.
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Two brothf -s.
Chambers o .
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several nelces and. Aephews of Ne
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a. m. to 12 Noon Ttll;
8:39 a. m. to 6 p. nu Mon., Tecs., TL'irs a3 Ri,
Miss Ella Mae West spent the
week-end at Wallace with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Farrior.- ' t -.,: ..v.
Mrs. Elbert Matthis and son, Pat
visited her sister, Mrs. L. T. Wilson
at Gold8boro Thursday and Friday.
Rev. and Mrs., J. C. Powell left
Sunday; for- Winston-Salem on a
business trip. v ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis and son,
Mickey, were week-end guests at
Calypso. - "'--':.-f:
Miss Cora Garner of Frankllnton
spent the week-end with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
Garner. . . ' ' . '
. Mrs. Clarence Warren hes return
ed from Memorial General Hospital,
Kinston where she has been .re
ceiving treatment1-"'"" " '
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson and
son, Billy, of Mt Olive were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Patterson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs..C V. Garner.
Sunday: guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. R. Quinn i were Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Quinn and baby of Beulaville
and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bell and
family of Turkey. '
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' The swallows are a group of birds
about which it is easy to write in
superlatives. The - swallows of FJ
Caplstrano manage to hit the front
pages of' newspapers across the
continent each spring. We have the
saying that one swallow does not
make a spring and if you happen
to be in a barn or around a boat
house' when Barn Swallows are
building their nests, you are likely
to set a new Interpretation of what
is meant by "here's mud in your
eye.-'- ir.-A. X
Tree Swallows congregate 'Ih
sreat numbers, usually in marshes,
Just prior to the southern fall mi
gration. One day they are in an
area in abundance; - the net day
they are gone. There was a time
when people believed that they
vanished because the swallows turn
ed Into frogs only to reverse the
process In the spring. Since the
Tree Swallows may well be -the
first swallow to arrive In the spring
they may : be responsible for the
saying thai one swallow doe not
make a spring.
i Tree Swallows are relatively
easily recognized because of their
immaculately under parts and their
steely-black : or greenish-black
backs. Their talis are forked but
not so deeply as is the case in the
Barn Swallows and Purple Martins.
The leneth of the Tree Swallow is
about S-V4 inches; of a Cliff Swal
low, 8 inches; and of a Purple Mar
tin, 86 inches, in comparison,
therefore, the Tree Swallow may
be considered a relatively small
swallow.
Tree Swallows breed from north
western Alaska to southern can-
fornia and- east to north Quebec
and Virginia. They winter from
central California to North Caro
lina and south to Honduras, Mexico
and Cuba, these limits being gener
al rather than specific. During the
winter while the. birds, are south.
the young birds of the year are
more ; grayish than blue and the
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(spent Friday night in Roseboro with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I K-
Patterson.
i Mr. and Mrs. Xloyd Sanderson
of Beulaville visited Mr. and Mrs.
Milford Quinn Sunday.
Miss Susie Hussey of Charlotte
recently visited her aunt Mrs. K. J.
Hill. --.'iv-
IJtch Bote, Jr. la visiting his
grandmother, . Mrs. O. J Huie, in
Atlanta, Ga. i
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Best shopped
in Goldsboro Tuesday.
John Anderson' Johnson attended
a Firemen's meeting in Charlotte
last week i tvtA.?
Cheryl Dixon of Wallace spent
last week with the J. A. Newklrks.
, Mrs. John Anderson Johnson and
son, Johnny, spent last week in
Magnolia with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tracy Brown.
Mrs. Paul Kitchln and Mrs. Mose
ly Phillips shopped in Goldsboro
Tuesday.
Misses Sallie, Maggie and Nell
Bowden have returned - after a
week's stay at the Brown Cottage
at Wrightsville Beach
Mrs. J. H. Wahab and Mrs. Bel-
ton Minshew shopped in Goldsboro
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Herring, Jr. has re
turned from Duke Hospital where
she has been a patient for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bartiett of
Kernersville were here for ., the
week-end with their parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Bartiett, and Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Pope.
Miss Nora -Blackmore and Mrs.
V. A. Standi attended a bridge
party given by. Mrs. Alice Holland
at her home in Clinton on Wednes
day afternoon.
Miss Ann West and Billy Houston
visited at Raleigh Saturday. -
Mrs. V. A. Standi and daughter,
Barbara, and Mrs. Belton Minshew
shopped in Clinton Thursday..
' Mr. and Mrs. James Southerland
and family of Albertson, Mrs. El
wood Bevelle ; and children were
dinner guests of Mrs. Florence
Houston .. Wednesday night.
Walker McNeill spent Saturday
at Red Springs. .
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Martin and
daughter, Jackie and Judy, spent
Sunday at Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. Elwood Revelle and daugh
ters, Connie and Gail, and Mrs.
Florence Houston visited Belton
Houston, Mrs. Charles E. Goodsott
and Mrs. Bernard Goodson at Green
ville Thursday. ; '
Mrs. Elsie Vlck of Portsmouth,
Va, spent- the week-end with her
cousins, J. C Jenkins and Mrs.
Pattv Matthis. I i
-Elwood Revelle and Sheriff Ralph
Miller attended a Law School at
Chapel HOI last week.
Mrs. Flave Kennedy and daugh
ters, Lillian and Louise, Mrs. ir
vin Kennedy and baby of l ink
Hill spent Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tunnel and
family of Greenville were week
end guests of the C E. Wahaba and
the J. H. Wahabs. .
Mrs, Allen Draughan, Sr. and
Miss Rebecca Best Shopped in
Raleigh on Saturday while Mrs.
Paul Potter attended her class re
union at St Mary's.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Best, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berry were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Best In Clinton Friday n ; :ht
. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rarkley and
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