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j Lisa lira. Belton HSnshew Keporter and E-l:rxtum Atat, Please Call Mrs. Minshew At Telephone 554 for News Pcrsc:.:ls ' Mr. Carrie Peele, Miss Elizabeth Moore and Mrs. Herman ; Lewis pent last week at Carolina Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Garner spent several days recently with friends and relatives at Creedmoor. Mrs. Julian Gathing and children ot Tarboro spent several days re cently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Best Miss Lydia West of Mannwwas, Va, spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Packer and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, attended the Packer Reunion at White Lake Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll of Beu laville visited their mother, Mrs. Carroll, Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Walker McNeill and children, Barbara, Clarence, Dan, Mac, and Mrs. A. D. McNeill visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNeill at Red Springs Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Quinn and children, Linda and Graham, of Pensacola, Fla. arrived Saturday for a two weeks visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Packer and Mrs. Lillian R. Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and children have moved into the Daul ton West house on Pollock St. Mrs. J. H, Wahab and Mrs. Belton Minshew attended a party at Rose Bill Friday night Mrs. Walker McNeill and children visited her father, Leon F. Wilson, at Magnolia Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Bradshaw is a patient, at Wayne Memorial Hospital, Golds-' boro. : Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers and son, Tommy, made a business trip to Chapel Hill recently. Mrs. G. P. Pridgen was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grady at Kenansville Sunday. Mrs. Bill Edwards of Virginia Beach is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Q. J. Sutton and Jackie have returned after a weeks vacation at Wrightsville Beach. Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Hirscbi left Monday for Western North Caro lina. While away they plan to visit Lake Junasuska. l Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wahab and children. Allen and Annette, visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beamon at Clinton Sunday. ' Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Dawson and Miss Alice Dawson of Portsmouth, Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. David Chamber last week. - A. J. Strickland spent Sunday at Rose Hill with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Merritt -,': ;,:.: . Mrs. John H. Robinson and daugh ter, Stella Ann, of McAllen, Texas are spending, sometime with her parents, Mr. and Mm. George Lloyd. Mrs. L. G. : Southerland, Misses Ruby and Flora Belle Southerland are visiting relatives at Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Saieed and children of Greenville were Sunday guests of their mother, Mrs. Lillian R. Quinn. - : - ' Mrs. J. H. Wahab and children Allen and Annette, Mrs. Belton Minshew and boys. Brad and Arthur, are spending the week at Swan Quarter and Manteo. Mr. and Mrs. David Chambers, Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Dawson and Miss Alice Dawson visited Mrs. Fulton Blanchard and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hocutt at Bur gaw also Mrs. Bertiss Scott Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Turner and Mr. John Hocutt and family at Wilming ton Tuesday. s Belton Houston of Washington and friend. Miss Mary Catharine Hatchell, of Teachey were week end guests of Mrs. Florence Hous ton. V ;' Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and son, Pete, of Sneads Ferry were week end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lloyd. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barden Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Barden, Jr. and children, Joan, Barbara and Johnny of Philadelphia; Mrs. Margaret Giles of Mt. Rainer, Md.; Mrs. Tramine Fiach and children, Tramine, Jr., Margaret Sue, Sammy and Elizabeth of Washington, D. C. They were enroute to Wrightsville Beach for a three weeks stay. Mrs. Emma Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Powell of Rock Hill, S. C, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Powell and Mrs. Margaret Pierce of Rocky Mount are touring the New En gland States. They will also visit Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Powell, Jr. at Alexandria, Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Give if a vorkcjt yourself! WKjbulli CIS Bill Sangston ' and Mr. and Mrs. David Powell at Hopewell, N. J. ; Mrs. J. A. Newklrk and Mrs. Obie Malpass and daughter. Mar garet Jo, of Clinton were week-end guests of the D. L. Matthls at Top sail Beach. Mrs. Charles Dexter of Richmond visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Best several days recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pittman and son, Bill, Jr., of Washington, D. C spent Wednesday ' and Thursday with Mr. Pittman'a ' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C E. Wahab. .; Mrs. Herbert Best and Mrs. Walk er Stevens returned home Tuesday after a visit with their mother. Mrs. Hester, at Chase City, Va. ;. Mary Elizabeth Thornton of Me bane is visiting Mrs. Lela Middleton and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Surratt Mrs. ; Kathleen Snyder has re turned after a visit with her brother B. L. Powell and Mrs. Powell at Rock Hill, S. C Mr. and Mrs. Powell accompanied her home. - Mrs. D. J. Rivenbark, Jr. and children spent last week at White Lake. ' Mrs. Virginia Lanier 'and daugh ter, Sandra, were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C J. Cottle, at Turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Daulton West and children left last week to make their home at Greensboro. Mrs. Irene , Martin of Carolina Beach spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Herring. E. E. Jones of Vanceboro was home for the week end with his family. Judy Standi visited friends at. Wilson last week. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Hopton Smith and children are spending some time at their cottage at Surf City. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carr visited friends and relatives at Bolton re cently. , . Mr. and Mrs. Listen Summerlin and daughters, Barbara, Terry and Imogene, visited Mrs. LB. Mills at Wilmington: Thursday. V I Mr .and Mrs. Bonnie Thomas and children visited Mrs. Faison Thomas at Beulaville Sunday. : 1 :: Mrs. Emmons Garner, Mrs. R. T. Blackburn, Jr. shopped in Golds boro Friday; . v- -r v Marshall Jones of Campbell Col lege wait home for the week-end.' . Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Summerlin ot Summerlln's Cross Roads visited Mr. and Mrs. Listen Summerlin Friday. t ' r Miss Juanita Edwards of Raleigh Was the week-end guest of her par- ents. 'Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown. ; . Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bowden and daughter, Mary Frances of Ports mouth spent the week-end with Misses faille, Maggie and -Nell Bowden, ' Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Best attended the Furniture Show at High Point Tuesday. v Mrs. Grady Frederick of New Jersey , visited relatives here during the week-end. :.. Miss Nell Bowden, Mrs. W. P. Bridgers and Mrs. S. E. Hines were Wednesday guests of Col. and Mrs. A. B. Baines at Goldsboro. . Miss Jerry Bethea of Charlotte spent last week with her aunt, Miss Mamie Bethea. Frank McGowan of Kenansville was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Best Sunday. ; . Mrs. W. P. Bridgers is receiving treatment at Wayne Memorial Hos pital. Goldsboro. A. J. Strickland was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroud at Kenansville Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cummings and children visited relatives at Beuiayjue Sunday. . J. C. Page and Nathan Cummings attended a Frigidaire Meeting at Goldsboro Monday night CALYPSO NEWS Personals Mrs. Janet G. Dickson; Correspondent ! ",w I HYDRA-MATIC i ' rrrf mm Want a great experience? Come fai today and get behind the wheel of a 1953 GMG with Truck Hydra-Matic! See how nimble it is in traffic how it pulls jnfcwgh going gives you the right gear ratio always! The demonstration won't obligate you but it will thrill you just as the price will delight you. Drop in today. v 'Standard ituipmnl Patkof DtUvtry mtdtl; tptional at modiratt $xtru cut oh otJurt. Ellis Molor Sales 101 Pollock Sf. Mf. Olive Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sloan visited Mr .and Mrs. Wiggins of Martin- ville, Va. Miss Mary Elizabeth Packer and Mr. Joe Kornegay of Warsaw were guest of Mr and Mrs. Leon Flowers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flowers and Mr. and Mrs. Carnot Flowers spent Sunday at White Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Batson of Wilmington and Clifton Stokes of Greenville were guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Register Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rich of Dud ley were guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Register Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Herring of Goldsboro were guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bennett Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Riggins of Norfolk, Va. spent the week end with Mrs. Mack.Broadhurst. - ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Addington of Myrtle Beach spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrior. Mr. and Mrs. William Lambert of Clinton were guest of Mrs. Lam bert sunaay. Mrs. Gertrude Royster of Golds boro was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan Sunday. Rev. C. M. Voyler of Fayetteville was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan Tuesday. Misses July and Faye Sutton of Oxford are guest of their mother Mrs. Davis Ann Sutton for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Grove Simpson and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Watson of Lucama and daughter .were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emmons San derson Sunday. ; Harry Byrd of Washington, D. C, is spending a .few" days .with his aunt, Miss Una Brodgen. . Mrs. Jack Phillips and children Johnie and Sallie of Camerson spent the week with Mrs. Phillips par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. Clemie Cole, and daughter Joan are visiting relatives in Coats. Nr. & Mrs. Uzzell Honored Mrs. Edward Lewis, Mrs. Herman Barwick and Mrs. H. W. Dickson gave a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs H. W. Dickson Friday night honoring Mr. and Mrs. Byron Uzzell. The guest were greeted at the door by Mr. and Mrs. H: W. Dickson and introduced to the receiving line by Mr. Edward Lewis. Miss Peggy Grice presided over the brides book. . Mrs. Herman Barwick and Mrs. Edward Lewis -served punch cookies and nuts. The guest were invited to the' dining room where many ' lovely guts were, opened by Mr. and Mrs. Uzzell. 13 IT C- Z,. Z-D AND EC-OLV Li) by t: e Board of Commissioners for the County of Duplin: 1. That bonds of Duplin County, North Carolina, shall be , issued, pursuant to . The County Finance Act as amended, in ah amount hot exceeding $35,000 for the purpose ox reruncung a like amount ol the principal ot valid subsisting bonded indebtedness of said County which was originally incurred before Jan urary L 1929 for the construction of roads and bridges in said County ana is evidenced by the following: $30,000 Road and Bridge Bonds, dated October 1, 1923, maturing October 1, 1963, and ?.; ge Bonds, dated August 1, 1939, ma turing February 1, 1954. -; v 2. That a tax sufficient to pay the ' principal and interest of the $35,000 bonds herein authorized. when due, shall be annually levied' and conected. 3. That the holders of the $35,000 bonds herein authorized shall be subrogated to all the rights and power of the holders ot the in debtedness refunded thereby. ' 4. That a statement of the County debt has been filed with the clerk and is- open to public inspection. -5. That this order shall take ef fect upon its passage and shall not be submitted to the voters. . - - The foregoing order was finally passed on the 20th day of July, 1953, and was first published on the 23rd. day of July, 1953.. , Any action or proceeding ques tioning the -validity of said order must be commenced within, thirty days after its first publication. - CHRISTINE W. WILLIAMS ,. ; Clerk, Board of Commissioners 7-30-2t d Co. ' INVITATION FOB BIDS Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of Duplin County, Kenansville, N. C. at the office of the Board, until 2:00 P. M. o'clock, Thursday 30 July, 1953 tor the erection and completion of the following: ' ' Home Economics Addition to Douglas High School, Kenansville Colored Union School. Plans and specifications for the proposed work will be on file at the office of the Board In Kenans ville, N. C and in the plan rooms of F. W. Dodge Corporation In Raleigh, .Charlotte and Greensboro and the Association General Con tractors in Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro, N. C. One copy of plans and specificationsmay be obtained by ucensea contractors upon written request to Leslie N. Boney, Archi tect Wilmington, N. C. accompanied by a certified check for $50.00 made as a deposit au oi said deposit will be refunded to bona fide bid ders upon return of plans and speci fications to the Architect . ' W C S S Met With Mrs. Bennet The W. S. C. S. of the. Methodist Church met in the home of Mrs. M. R. Bennet Jr.. - Sr. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lillie Gey called the meeting to order. Mrs. Jim-Herring conducted the devotional. Miss Una Brodgen was In charge of the pro gram. The hostess served straw' berry short cake and iced drinks. Presbyterian Women Met Mrs. Grice The women- of thevPresbyterian church met Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Jesse Grice with Mrs. Fannie Sutton and Mrs. Hattie Bail assisting hostess. , . i . The president Mrs. J, B. Strict land called the meeting to order and gave the devotional. : : : Mrs. Adrian Dail was incharge of the program. The hostess served cookies . and cold drinks. - v .. ( Mr. Brodgen Honored On , RESIDENTIAL LOTS 1 KENANSVILLE P i 1 1 II i I 2:00 P.M. Beautiful Homesites - 6 Large Building Lots - Lo cated in the Heart of Ken ansville, N. C. on Highway No. 24 and Hill Street, Ad jacent the Beautiful Home of Paul Ingram - Beautiful Pecan Trees - Paved 1 1 Streets. Attend This Sale and Buy1 A Choice Home Site. o o o o Q - o o o o Free Prizes! , Good Music? Easy Terms! ATLANTIC LAnDGAUCTT: ICO. V Dunn , Smlthfield c i :-: i .,jt vi . .. . . r 1 i u'r... he may pn. .t a cer tiiied check made payable to Mr. W. D. Herring, Chairman to the Board of Education of Duplin Coun ty, Kenansville, North Carolina, for 5 ot the amount ot his bid, as a further alternate the bidder may accompany his proposal with a cash bid 'deposit-amounting to 8 of the amount of his bid. Said deposit may, at the discretion of the Board, be retained in event of failure of the successful bidder to execute the contract within 10 days after the award or fail to give satisfactory surety bond ai required. - : General Contractors 'arenotifled that "An act to Regujate the pract ice of General Contracting' ratified by the General Assembly of North Carolina on March 10, 1925 and as subsequently amended will be ob served in receiving bids and award the general contract. Plumbing and Heating Contract ors are notified that Public Laws of 1931, Chapter 52, as amended by Public Laws of 1933, Chapter 57, will be observed in receiving bids and awarding plumbing and heating. Electrical contractors are notified that Public Laws of 1937, Chapter 87, will be observed' in receiving bids and' awarding electrical con tracts , s - - . In consideration of the Board re ceiving his bid, each bidder agrees that no bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for the receipt of bids, for a period of 30 days. It is the intention of the Board to return all bid deposits . except the three lowest bidders, within 48 hours. Bid deposits of three low est, bidders to be held until con tracts have been awarded or de ferred, in no event longer than 30 days. i !'. ' . A Performane Bond will be re quired in an amount equal to 100 of the contract price guaranteeing the faithful performance ot the con tract and payment to all persons supplying labor and or materials for the construction of the project The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or to accept the lowest legal bid deemed in the best Interest of the Board, and to waive informalities. 1 s , " BOARD OF EDUCATION OF DUPLIN COUNTY Kenansville, North Carolina W. D. Herring, Chairman O. P. Johnson, Secretary - . July 1953 Leslie N. Boney, Architect Wilmington North Carolina 7-23-lt a. b. e. ; t of a v 1 ..m re uad of fcer l. s troubles re wita her heart or weu. i which Ol .:-! - EtilCebloi js t deal on. Disoppewetl i -1 '-W.-r-- I ! n II .From Our Store - ' . ' - S - $59 Wrist Waichea $21 reward for information leading to eonvictioa of party f r parties having these watches R. E. Qina fi Cd; cf AVcriv : j OOOOOOCOOOOCQCGQCCQQOOOJ, I have nice home for sale on East College St In Warsaw " H Interested In etamlnlng phone US, either contact me i - v at R. E. Quinn A Co. of, Warsaw Claibdrne Quinn DB. H. W. COL WELL ' Optometrist Wallace. Horth. Carolina - Office Phone: 2091 Residence: 3445 o a a a v Xlaibdrne Quinn ooooooooooooooooooooooou b reVenlYiXirllcjs rj we ray a rremium or Top quality Hogs . :. m SeeUsorCaU3215,CHnton,N.C 0 - lillU.I LI vUoluoliL. Jul l, U m 13J li I'l fTT?.T at IIMliv TitT w ve.wwt -w. . r?.. mi liU til Stacy Honey cutt,flog Buyer hi Buying Days Are Mondays Through IIJ Fridays 8 a. mi Until 5 p.m. M r j: CAN YOUR TOWN SEXOVV iri?liO VELZENTS LII1E THESE DURING 1953? . Thb growth and prosperity of a community is limited by lack of imagination far more than by natural hindrance.' a . t' , Imagine your town as it could be, with all the improvements necessary for happier, more prosperous living and work. Then let your effort eqiul your imagination Invest your thought and time in community improvements and see the result: better living conditions and more profitable business. Align your efforts with the progressive, civic-minded folks on your local Finer Carolina committee. Add your imagination and enthusiasm to theirs. Read the following examples of community improvements, then remember: "Building Fmr Carolina" is YOUI job too. f ADCUT ISO DAYS to win . your town's port 16,753 .latho' rc;:s CARCUriA CC.1TESTI ' THOUSANDS Or TREES will mm idd ktiulj nil shade Is mttj km, lltt lltklawk. Herth Careliaa (tint). Flmrs, ikribs ui tms a mrj yard, street tts ipprnt. ' ttu cmi4 smic jsur lows tM treala-taklag- strata spot unia Ittil ttwss. The Children it Mr anri Ur Thomas Rrnri lamer iunaay Dy giving a barbecue uwner ceieoraung nas'birthday, ' v Helatives and friends gathered in the dining room where the dinner was served buffet style. .Barbecue chicken, salads, pickles, pies, iced drinks and many more thlnes that tempi your appetite, v , ' . ' . ! . ' inose enjoying the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brodgen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Brnrloon Mr Tnm Brodgen, Cpl. and Mrs. B. a Seller, jacKsonviue. Mr. and Mrs. B. C Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin rent ier Misses Ann Slnan anil . TTna crodgen. Harrv Bvrd. Washirifftnn. D. C. Rufus Bennett Mr. Brodgen wa sthe recipient of many lovely gifts and best wishes for many more birthdays by his mends. . . . ... . Altending Conference At Lokc Singlefary The intprmoHf nto Ratt..-Aj .v. Presbyterian Church Monday morn- ui io oe taxen to Lake Singletary for the COnfprpncA hv Ti rtatHa and A. D. Johnson. ; Th fnllniiHii. 1. - .. j UUIJJ CUM UO attending the weeks conference. Kay and Sandra Grice, Yvonne Johnson, oue xsennen, jjick jewls, B. & and Guy Alvln Deavers. You can rprnpnl 4Via rnoH itn success by the number ft envim's iriomis using fcamuv j r" "t ' 'I I 1 i. ; sis ' NEW BUILDINGS it Muahf, S. C, rise wten M "tjesret" tte stead. Te sresresshrs mrchasts like these will e rke litreiset' beshess te rets their Ineslaeil. It'l ' jest ilali "kerse setse'Mhit 19S3 awrdiaedlse sells setter la DSl-aedd steres. "OFF-STIEET PARKINS b werit imsalli Jl.SCI ser cir isace b crtweci teas. . , . ; ult sac sntperess aerihssl with (gores te sren III This bae ef Ike twe mr , bh receillj epese Is iKkinghaa; aere skepsers cm park tleser I the steres. i m:m:y - ." .-v t . . .. J .. TIE TOWN TIM il (rifles, N.C.b started. Prelect cMidrete Irta dellttqaenef, Mil freai keresM with a salt, cttstrKtlri recreilles irei. The Natlsnal lecrearlaa , Asst. reteesa ties ai least sae acre per Iksasaad persess. Waal (beat jotr lewiT : THE COMMUNITY BUI1DIHS It Impurlatf la I well-ksll, frltidlj lews. II Swanaut. A Nerrh Cartllaa, cllliens realize' Ike tetd, raised the mmty far Mterlals, east kallt tkls eae with voiuaieer laser, tmj wwi leeos I mill wa chic f"r, IF: r FIH It'ift cf - i b """i ed Nelj ehrmr.-vs is wianumeiih te hidequate t j. . - hiv p.'s1. 'i. i t i. h vnvoii., i' ain.iici ivwns Mia niin : ITtuI VI t. j r .-iu...e. CdS jear lews a .jrd HJl te hare Ire pratectlon? I I !. ,".TP.Y comes te pronrestln fowns. T"s laiil I. 's p' liil :i crpi! ' . i 4 J sew tbi it A kbsre. Each lew aiyroll dullar uuihioci is te tvttn dniari ;v,--; Ir. local t ineis! h preriig jour towi ki.lis lEIracI sew Industries. W.ll joi hJf? ' lJL