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I.Irs. Bel ton Minshew Reporter and Subscription Agent. Please Call Mrs. Minshew At Telephone 554 for News
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Mosely Phillips
attended Mrs. Phillips aunt's funeral
In Kinston Friday.. .
Mis Mae Brock of Lexington
spent the week end with her mother
. Mrs. J, C Brock. . t.
Mrs. Hugh Gordon of Burgaw
spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Glenn Brown.
Dr. : and Mrs. LeLeon Best and
daughter, Anna, of Goldsboro spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
' Best . . i , . -
: Mrs. Paul Brltt and children,
Paul and Jeannette, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Britt's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. M. Gibbs, at Stedman.
" Sr. and Mrs.'' J. M Kornegay and
daughter spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Kornegay parents at Oram.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Sewell of
Kinston spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. B. C.Surratt and Mrs. Lela
Middleton.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. L, Cavenaugh
visited in Wilmington and Raleigh
recently.
.Mrs. J, W. Qulnn, Mrs. Hector
McNeill and Mrs. Archie Brown
shopped in Wilmington .Tuesday .
Mrs. W. R. , Blackmore spent
Thursday and ' Friday with her
daughter, Janie Bell, who is a
Paying Top Prices For All Kinds
JUIIK
Quick and Cowrteeas Service
-.. New Scales .
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( Bring your corn to our warehouse on Truck Lane.
We can shuck and shell it there or,at your farm.
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Truck Lane Clinton, N. C.
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Comes In Knowing
That regardless what may happen, you
have . a substantial amount of money ,
- saved, that you can depend on. Even
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a good policy to save.- -- .
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patient at State Memorial Hospital,
Chapel Hill-"-'--''''';;',.
Mr. and Mrsl). J. Bivenbark, Sr.
of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Lewis ; ' y K
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Matthis and
son, ; Pat, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Matthis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Patterson at Roseboro. y
Mrs. Jimmy Hooks, Mrs. J. H.
Wahab ' and Mrs. - Belton Minshew
shopped in Goldsboro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Matthis visited
their brother. Rouse Matthews' at
Southern Pines Friday, v vi.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Bivenbark, Jr.
and Tony, Mr and Mrs. Walker
McNeill and children spent the week
end at Bath, N. C. '
Donna Kay Rivenbark spent the
week end with her aunt, Mrs. Mc-
Rae Bratcher, of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Hooks and
David Hooks of Whiteville vwere
week end guests of their brothers,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hooks and Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Caison.
Misses Susan : Strickland and
Elaine Register of Wilson; Billy
Register and B. C. Futrelle of Rose
Hill visited . Miss Fannie Wilson
Sunday afternoon. 1 :" '
Mr. and Mrs. tee Johnson of
Hamlet weae week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor.
Mr. , and Mrs. Charlie Sheffield
shopped in Raleigh Monday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharpe and
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Kitchin spent
the week end at Richmond.
Miss Sissie Thomas and Mrs. JP.
Harmon shopped in Goldsboro Saturday.
Mrs. F. F. Giddings was called to
Raleigh Wednesday due to the ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Claxton
Farmer, who underwent an opera
tion at Rex Hospital Friday. Mrs.
Giddings accompanied by her grand
daughter, Susan Farmer, returned
home Sunday. . ' i .
Mrs. Forrest Martin and daughter
shopped in Goldsboro Saturday.
Miss Juanita Edwards of Raleigh
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy of
Beulaville visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hunter Sunday. '
OUTLAW'S BRIDGE
' Mrs. t. H. Parker, Corsp.
The Community Club will meet
Saturday night at seven o'clock, a
birthday party for all, following
the club program. Every one is
cordially invited and urged to be
present. The club will meet in the
social room of the church. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hortoiv of
Zebulon announce the birth of
son. Mrs. Horton is the former
Miss Blanche Sutton of this com'
munity.
The Home Demonstration Club
will hold its monthly meeting in the
church annix Monday, December
21st at 2:30 p. m. All members are
urged to be present Christmas pro
gram and gifts for all who attend.
Mrs. ' Willma King of Goldsboro
spent the week end with her aunt
Mrs. Ed Smith and other1 relatives.
Miss Sallie Outlaw was hostess to
the local bridge dub at, her home
Friday nisht. . '5 ' " 'I
' Miss Marie Pre er visited friends
in Greenville Friday night and Sat
urday. . v ,;.
." Mrs. Bernie Whitfield of Garrls
Chapel spent Saturday and Sunday
with Misses Fannie and Sallie Out
law. ;' vs.y v ,;:;'.;;"
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones of
Goldsboro visited Mrs. Jones parv
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Outlaw
Sunday. Mr. Outlaw continues quite
ill at his home. v v :
Rev. Jack Aikens of Jacksonville
filled his appointment here Sunday
morning and was guest of L. W.
Outlaw and family following church
service. ,
Mrs.' Elmo Blizzard was a delight
ful hostess to the A. U. W. at her
home Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
Mrs. Katie Outlaw presiding called
the meeting to order. Mrs. Blizzard
used the . Clara Barton candlelight
service as her theme for the after
noon devotional A business period
was held with a splendid attend-
ance of members and visitors pre
sent Mrs. Lollle Berger was pro
gram chairman for the meeting and
was assisted by Mrs. Leonard Sut
ton and Miss .Lachel Outlaw. Mrs.
Sutton gave readings on Christmas
songs and their composers. Miss
Outlaw read a poem "Music" and
Mrs. . Berger reading 'Keeping
Christmas Always," Mizjock bene
diction was used as the closing
prayer. '. ..' . .'
During the social hour delicious
refreshments were enjoyed. Mrs.
Arthur Smith was co-hostess. Mrs.
Blizzard's home was beautifully
decorated for the Christmas holiday,
season.
Jyj it. BA&lwif - -John
R. Barden age 84 died sud
denly late Monday afternoon at his
home in Warsaw, after having been
in declining health ' for the past
several years. .
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the Warsaw Baptist Church
by Rev. Norman Flowers, pastor of
the Warsaw Presbyterian Church
assisted by Dr. Alton V:' Green
law,, pastor of the Warsaw Baptist
Church. Interment was id Pinecrest
Cemetery there. : ::';";V',; ;
". He is survived by his wife, the
former , Mrs. Ann . Weeks, ; ' three
daughters, Mrs. Tresmaine Finch
and Mrs. John Giles of Washington,
D. C, Mrs. W. B. Bremer of Savan
nah, Ga two sons John R. Barden,
Jr. of Oakland; N. J, and Robert
Barden of Flemlngton, N. J. Eleven
grand children and two great grand
children. One brother, J.'T. Barden,
Sr. of Wilmington, two sisters, Mrs.
P. J. Heath of Magnolia and Mrs.
S. S.'Winstead of Roxboro. ' '
CARD OF THANKS . r ;
We wish to express, our thanks
for the many deeds ' of kindness
shown -us during the Illness and
Honored
; Subs jean newkirk entertained at
a miscellaneous shower honoring
Miss Jo Cameron, bride-elect, at
her home on Hill St Upon arrival
Miss Cameron was presented a cor
sage of white carnations and china
in her chosen pattern. Miss Jean
Miller and Miss Mary Lee Jones,
bride-elect were remembered with
crystal.
The home was decorated through
out using the Christmas motif. Thed
decorations were arranged by Mrs.
cr.JEIr.Aiiswcii: III
A Buffet dinner honoring Miss
Betty Ann Hufman and William T.
Ainsworth HI, bride and ' groom
elect was given Saturday evening
at the home of the bride's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Baars, entertaining with Mr. and
Mrs. Baars were Mrs. A. M. Baars
of Burgaw and Mrs. R L. Meisener
of Fayettevllle. iSv'r!.-;':'
Upon arrival the guests, were
greeted at the door by Mary Susan
and Fred. Baars, Jr. Miss Hufman
was presented a corsage of white
carnations. The guests were then
invited Into the dining room where
they were served buffet style. The
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Bill Taylor, Mrs. Earl Hule, Mrs. ataing room was decorated carry
ing out the Christmas idea wun a
lovely, table centered with gilted
fruit Christmas tree balls and
candelbra. The dinner consisted-of
ham, creamed onions with mush
rooms, tiny garden peas, moulded
cranberry and orange salad, pickles,
olives, carrot twirls, hot rolls, cof
fee, date and nuf cake topped with
wUipped cream centered with red
and green cherries. Mints and nuts
were passed by Mary Susan,' Carol
and Fred Baars, Jr. and -Dickie
Miesener. r r. , "; . '( ' '
Those attending were Miss Huf-
Elbert Mattlus and Mrs. M. A.
Smith Bridge and canasta were
enjoyed by the guests. Bridge high
score was received by Mrs. Rivers
Johnson, Sr. who was given novelty
soap. Canasta high, novelty soap,
wept to Mrs. L. O. Williams, 'Jr.
Other guests playing were: Miss
Cameron, Miss Miller,- Miss Jones,
Mrs, J. W. "Farrior, Mrs. M. A.
Smith, Mrs. Graham Phillips, Mrs.
Kathleen Snyder, Mrs. Bill Taylor,
Mrs! Robert Blackmore! Miss Betty
Holtzclaw! Mrs, D. J Matthis, Mrs.
Walter P. West Mrs. Billy Houston,
Mrs. Earl Huie, Mrs. Tommy Phillips
and Mrs. J. M. Pierce, Sr. Those
coming in for refreshments were:
Mrs. Joshua Jones, Mrs. W. C. Mar
tin and Mrs. Elbert Matthis. C
Miss Newkirk assisted by Mrs.
J. A. Newkirk and Miss Betty
Phillips served bride's delight party
sandwiches and coffee. Snow men
were used as favors.
death of our "grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Redmon.
Mat and Mrs. MacDonald
. Swinson. -
man, William T. Ainsworth, BX,
Miss Mae Brock, Mrs. Glenn Brown,
Mrs.' Hugh Gordon of Burgaw; Mr.
jmd Mrs. Fes Turlington, Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Vann of Clinton. .
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