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' Mrs. H. L. Pippin entertained the
Kenansville Garden Club on Friday
evening at her home near Magnolia.
Alao her bridge club of Magnolia
were invited guests. Her attractive 1
' home said Merry Christmas through
-out beginning at her front door,
which was attractively decorated
as a wrapped Christmas gift. Upon
opening the door the members en-
, tered into a Christmas wonderland.
Each guest brought a Christmas ar
vrangement which she had made and
'displayed it The members aJ
brought gifts to be distributed to
the old folks home in Kenansville
mmi gifts to be given to the Welfare
Department for distribution to chil
dren. :. -C-
snow men,
wlches. ; ' .
and, open face sand-
Operetta Friday
,. A Christmas Operetta is to be
given by grades .one through four
on Friday evening at the Kenans
ville School Building. The operetta
is "The Lost DolL Don't forget the
date, Friday evening at 7:30 P. M.
on December 18. The public is cord
ialy invited. . .,
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ChrislmasTreeslfl
Sunday afternoon will be a busy
time for all of the churches of
Kenansville.,; , v. ;
At 4:00 P. M. on December 20 the
Presbyterian Church will present
a enristmas pageant with Christmas
music under the direction of Mrs.
V. H. Reynolds with Mrs. Louise
Mitchell at the organ. The program
will ba very irapresive and the
public is cordiajy invited to attend,
After the program, the Christmas
Trees will be held at the Baptist
Methodist and Presbyterian chur
ches. Old Santa Claus will not for
get any of the kiddies at each of
their churches. , . w'v:-:.
At the Baptist Church the tree
will be at 5:00 in the church audi-
and individual cakes shaped liketorium, with a short service, . The
' After the business meeting, the
guests discussed the Christmas ar-
rang ements and admired the Christ
mas tree which had been decorated
by the Magnolia Bridge Club. Every
ornament on the tree 'was hand
. made by the members of the club.
" ' The hostess Invited the guest into
the dining room where she served
star shaped ham biscuit, Christmas
tree turkey sandwiches, Bussian tea
Methodist Church will hold their
tree at 5:00 with Rev. . White in
charge of the program. The Presby
terian tree will be held in the Sun
day School rooms. Coma one and
come all. '.. , ; ,",:' n' '?'!(,
0. E. Sr Meets Tues
, Those attending . the - Party
at the home of Mrs, Richard Rouse
recently were Mesdames Duey
Price, Elwood Byrd, Claudie Sutton,
Willard - Jones, Hannah Honnlcut,
Randall Skinner and the demon
strator. Mrs. .Melba Sparrow. ...
J. W. Jones visited his family
during the week end. During his
visit, he wrecked the family pick
up truck. . , i . i
, The riders' of a. green truck stop
ped and put out a firp on the farm
of Lloyd Rouse, recently. They re-
' The Kenansville" 6. E. S. will meet eelve1 : lncere. thanks, from y: Mr.
. -i-- j n..j I Souse.-'.:; ,:' i1,.!;1''
at the Lodge Building on Tuesday I Rouse,
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evening at 7:30 p. m. The annual
Christmas Party will be enjoyed.
Circle Ho. 1
' Circle No. 1 met on Monday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Aiaa
Nicholson with circle ,' chairman,
Mrs. S. W. Newton, presiding. Mrs.
N. B. Boney led the Bible Study
which was a review of the year s
work from the book of Mark. All
members present took part on the
program. During the social hour the
hostess served drinks, cookies and
candies.
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T best Christmas Savings plan fj mil... plan tons
plenty of Smith-Douglass Fertilizer on your next crop!"
Smith-Douglass Fertilizer applied to
. your crops during the coining year
tt the nctmmtndtd rata is "Christ
mil Savings plan" that will return
more than if (tvtnee value of
increased yield) for every 41 you put S-D Fertilizer repreenttlve
, into S-D Fertilizer. help you ketp jroui income up!
S&iiii-Devglaf s Feitilizers ?""AiSzS
Uigb-ouality S-D Fertilizer of
the right grade and in the right
mount reduces unit proaac
tion cost by increasing yield and
ualityper acre, let toe neuD
Circle No n met on Monday even
ing in the home of Mrs. E. W. Sadler
with Circle chairman, Mrs. . Jack
Sitterson, presiding. After the bus
iness session, Mrs., Roy Sitterson
taught the Bible study on the Book
of Mark. During the social hour the
hostess served fruit cake topped
with whipped cream and coffee. -
Ella Cooper Circle
Mesdames H. E. Phillips and LA.
Sharpe were co-hostesses to the
Ella Cooper Circle in the home of
Mrs. Phillips on Monday evening.
Mrs. Phillips' home was most 'at
tractively decorated for the Christ
mas season with candles, polnsettas
and holly. Mrs. Jack Brinson P re
tided and the program, on the life
of Lottie Moon was given by Mrs.
C. B. Guthrie. At the social hour
the hostesses served fruit cake with
whipped cream and coffee.
Mrs: Vance Sutton was a recent
guest of Mr. and Mrs.' Gus Rouse.
Mrs. Clarence Jones; who resides
in Baltimore, Md. visited her par
ents recently. f
No fish were caught by Mr. Her
ring and Mr. Sutton Friday, or at
least none were seen -around the
Cross Roads. '
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Herring
and baby spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Coy Jones.
Marie and Henry spent Saturday
with Elwood Jones.
J. W. Jones, Jr. spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J.-Wi Jones.
We are all sorry to know thai
Mrs. Coy Qulnn is going to leave
Sunday to go back to Chapel Hill
to stay a while. Several men have
gone to give her blood; Raymond
Personals
J. O. Stokes, J. L: Tucker, Ivy Bow-
den and Miss Margaret Williams. '.,
Week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Sykes were Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sykes of Raleigh and Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Eubanks of Wilmington.
Miss Mary Lee Sykes spent the
week end in Raleigh.
Obiibaries
MISS KATE TYLER '
Miss Kate Tyler, 74, died at her
home' in Rose Hill early Thursday
morning. Funeral services were held
Friday at 2:30 pan. from the grave
side in Oak Plain Church Cemetery.
The Rev. E. F. Knight officiated.
Surviving are two brothers, Jimmie
of Rose Hill, Rt 1, and John Tyler
of Marion.
Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Willis visited
Dr. and Mrs. Grayson Davis near
Fayetteville on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Pickett is a patient
at Highsmith Hospital in Fayette
vllle. She is reported to be getting
along nicely. v
Mrs. Vance B. Gavin, Mrs. John
A. Gavin and Mrs. Leo .Jackson
shopped in Goldsboro on Monday. ,
Mrs. R. F. Willis and Mrs.' J. R.
Grady shopped in Wilmington Fri
day. : ''.'..- .f.--i,
Among Wilmington shoppers Sat
urday were Mesdames J. B. Wallace,
AUSTIN JD. WILIAMS
KINSTON Austin Dun Williams,
35, Deep Run merchant, died at his
home Thursday afternoon. Funeral
services were conducted at 11 a.m.
Saturday at J arman-Ho ward funer
al home, with burial in the Thomas
cemetery near Beulaville. The Rev.
C. F. Rice, Free Will Baptist minis
ter, officiated. He is survived by his
widow, the former Hattie Long of
Johnston County; three daughters,
Mrs. William A Guy of Beulaville;
Mrs. W. O. Tilghman and Mrs. G. W.
Howard, both of Trenton and Harry
Williams of Pink Hill; one brother.
Jake Williams, and one sister, Mrs.
Anna Ownes, both of Wilson. 1
Herring and J. W. Jones, Jr, Jason
Dot Quinn and Mrs. Coy Quinn's
brothers. We surely hope she gets
along nicely. . ' '
We are all glad' to know that
Jason Qulnn is home on a leave,
he can visit his mother while she
is sick. ' . v '; .
Mrs. Frances Quinn' is not any
better, we wish her a nice Christ
mas, and many good wishes. , - .
Mrs. Coy Smith and children and
Jason , and Mrs. J. , W. Jones went
Christmas shopping in ' Klnston
Thursday, r ' ' .
We are all sorry to know that
Mr. and Mrs., Leonard Grady's boy
has gone back to New York. He
will, not be wtih them Christmas.
They , had their Christmas supper
last Tuesday night, everybody sure
ly did enjoy it and have a good
time. , ' ' , i ' i
Peggy and Sybil Sutton visited
Lady Jones .Saturday evening.
Mrs. Joe Herring spent last week
with , her daughter,) Mrs.! Dames
Sutton near Seven Springs. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casper were in
town shopping Friday. Mrs.. Coy
Jones stayed with her mother while
she was doing her Christmas shop.
ping. ;'.f'.,'.W . :::';o.C
Mrs. Leonard Grady's aunt visit
ed her, Friday evening. It was her
mother's sister from Mt Olive.
Mavis Grey Whaley visited Lady
Jones for little while on Satur
day. , '. - ' "
Douglas . Johnson - visited Earl
Jones Sunday afternoon.
Marie Jones spent Sunday with
Jenefte Honeycutt
Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Jones visited
her mother Sunday afternoon.'
We are sorry to hear that Hazel
Phillips is In the hospital.
Sybil Peggy and Tiny Sutton
spent Sunday evening with Lady
Jones. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sutton visit
ed around Sunday afternoon.
Rose Marie Herring spent Sunday
wnn Darlene Newbern.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiblen Taylor and
children visited Mrs. Bessie Bizzelle
Sunday. .
Mrs. Annie Lee Herring and Toot
sie visited her mother Mrs. Howard
Mrs. Katie Newbern visited Mrs.
Annie Lee Herring and her mother
Mrs. Joe Herring. .
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Mrs. Herbert Cottle had the mis
fortune 1f fall and break her leg
and has been a patient in .James
Walker Hospital for a few days.
' Friends 'will be glad to know
Mrs, Louella , Krause has returned
from James Walker Hospital where
she has been a patient for the past
twd weeks. MA. Lillian Gay accom
panied her home to spend a few
days until she can be up again. We
hope for her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huckabee
visited her mother, Mrs. Otto Krause
Saturday night
Mr. Joe? Edd Teachey underwent
an eye operation in James Walker
Hospital last week and is getting on
fine.", '::"": V'
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hanchey and
sons, Charles St Bennie, visited her
mother Mrs. Louella Krause Sunday
P. M ii-Z '"'1 i-'.1ovV'.'..
Mr. and Mrs. i Murphy Simpson
spent . Sunday ' with -their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Brown. . .
Mr.. .Ray Brown spent Thanks
giving with his mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Brown and went down to Onslow
Beach fishing and reports a fine
catch. ."ir'rf ,;' ,.
THE ACCI SUMMARY FO DIST. S
x DOPUN COONTT ;
8 accidents,'! killed, 1 injured,
$3,8SO,.0O property damage.
SAMPSON county;
8 accidents, 0 killed, 1 injured,
32,400.00 property damage.
WATNE COCNTT ,
9 accidents, 0 killed, S injured,
$4,800.00 property damage. '
TOTAL FOR DISTRICT
.25 accidents, 1 klUed, 5 injured.
$10,850.00 property damage.
' CpL T. G. Brooks,
State Highway Patrol
, Wallace, N. C
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