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. I .nt TicIJs, Dublin Times Representative;
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The Rose Hill Muic Club met
Tuesday evening at the bom of
trs. T. B. Brummitt, . with Mrs.
A. B. Wells assisting hostess. The
Mrs. John Cooper and the collect
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Clinton, N. C.
club was opened by the president,
was repeated la unison by. the
group. The minutes were read and
the business transacted, Plans were
made for sponsoring' the Jjtevr Han
over High School Jr. Band on Mon
day, March 22nd at. the local school
and theatre. Mrs, 1' A, Wilson was
'asked to be hostess in the afternoon
to the band group.'''' v
A nominating committee was e-
lected: Mrs. H. S. Ward, Mrs. L. B.
Brummitt and Mrs, Z. G. Murray.
The program committ: Mrs. L. B.
Brummitt and Mrs, C. T. Hawes
presented an interesting program
of folk music. Mrs. Brummitt told
of Mr., and Mrs. John C. Campbell
collecting folk lore in the southern
mountains, and Mrs. Campbell
started Una John C. Campbell Folk
School at Brasatown, N. C, where
folk music and dancing are taught
and in other ways, help to keep a-
live the rich heritage of folk lore
in that section of the county.
Card Of Thinks
Mrs. Garland Scott wishes to ex
press her appreciation and thanks
to each an deveryone for the visits
and prayers, floweret cards and
other acts of kindness shown her
during her illness in the hospital
and home.
Card of Thanks
To all of you who were so thought
ful of me, -during xaf .recent illness
I am most grateful, ' , . .
Mrs.. Burner Brown
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i "Crown JewtC' print
fine sUklike cotton.
! detachable linen collar it shielded
with mulching prtttnd jeweli.
Cray with pearls and rubies;
gram with pearl and
emeralds. Saw 7 to 15. 1
Ok'ed by the Minx Modes Board ol Review
Sher-Lynn
131 No. Front St
Wilmington
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Mcsfs, President;
Hostess
The Rose Hill Woman's Club met
in the school auditorium on Wed
nesday afternoon, March 24, at 3:00
o'clock with Mrs. William H. Fus
sell, president, presiding. The meet
ing was opened .with the club
woman's Hymn followed with pray
er by the chaplain, Mrs. R. L. Cart.
During the business , session, Mrs.
L. Clayton Herring announced that
the whole town of Rose Hill was
included in the clean-up, paint-up,
fix-up campaign currently sponsor
ed by the club; that the judges had
made their first tour of inspection
and would return at the end of the
campaign to award prizes.
The President announced that
Mrs. Earl Jones had volunteered
her services as girl Scout Leader.
Mrs. Jones will begin active duty j
in the fall. Mrs. Laura Ramsey's
application for club membership
was most happily received.
The Welfare Department of the
club is attempting to build up a
clothes closet in the school to sup
ply the needs of underprivileged
children and urged the cooperation
of all club members and school pa
trons who feel that .they have some
article to contribute. .
The Garden Department of 'the
club was in charge of the program.
Mrs. E. G. Murray, chairman, pre
sented Mr .Harry G. Davis of Golds
boro. Field representative for Cali
fornia Spray Chemical corporation,
who showed a film depicting the
beauty and uniqueness of European
Gardens, beginning with the Royal
Gardens in England, and traveling
from there through France, Swit
zerland, Italy and Holland. Follow
ing the film, Mr. Davis gave some
very timely comments on the con-:
trol of many plant diseases and
insects.
Mrs. Steve Wilkins, accompanied
by her daughter? Miss Jane Wilkins
delighted the audience with a vocal
solo "Trees".
At the close of. the program the
club members and their guests were
invited into the school lunchroom
where a lovely Spring Flower Show
had been arranged. Mrs. W. T.
Blanchaod, chairman of the judges,
commented on the arrangements,
explaining their reasons for selec
ting certain arrangements as win
ners. A delightful sweet course was
served by the hostess, Mrs. W. H
Allison, Mrs. C. F. Hawes and Mrs.
Eldridge Teachey.
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- BOSS DORIS DEAN B)STIC
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bostlc of
Magnolia, -N. C. announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Doris Deap. Bostic, to Leonard Irving
Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Young -of Rose Hill, N. C. A sumrher
wedding is planned.
P. T. A. Meet
Hybrid Seed Corn
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Dixie 82
Open Pollinated Corn
Latham's Double
Latham's Yellow
Hatchett's Yellow
Double Dent Yellow
PARROT BROS.
214-16 No. Heritage
Kinston, N. C.
The Parent Teacher Association
of the Rose Hill School met in the
school auditorium on Monday even
ing at 7:30 with Mrs. S. V. Wilkins,
president, presiding.
Durin gthe business session the
following officers for the coming
school year were elected and will
be installed at the April meeting:
President, Mrs. Dennis Ramsey;
Vice president, Mrs. James D. Fus
sell; Sec. & Treas., Mrs. Robert
Frederick; Program chairman, Mrs.
L. C. Herring.
Miss Hamilton and Mrs. J. D.
Fussell and theif fourth grade" stu
dents gave the devotional, includ
ing a safety play, "In the Doctor's
Office."
Mrs- James Ward presented the
program; a' film on Mental Health
of Jupiter. Mr. James Ward intro
duced and explained the film. Miss
Hamilton's fourth grade won the
attendance pennant and gift, for
having the most parents present.
Immediately following the pro
gram all were invited to the lunch
room for a social hour. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
committee.
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WSCS Sponsoring
Bake Sale
The Rose Hill Methodist Womans
Society of Christian Service is spon
soring bake sale in Reid's 5c and
10c store each Saturday afternoon
from one until four o'clock. Circle
No. '2 will have charge of this Sat
urday's sale. Everyone is urged to
come out 'and buy.
To Present Recital
Mrs. L. K. Alderman will present
her Faison Elementary Piano Pupils
in a piano recital, Thursday, April
1, in the school auditorium.
The program will also be com
posed of Glee Club numbers and
dancing selections. The public is
cordially invited.
Bride-Elect
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Miss Elsie Hall, bride-elect of
April, 18 was honored ; Saturday
evening .when Mrs. Herman Miller
entertained with a lingerie shower
in the home of Mrs. Ralph Miller.
Upon arrival the bride elect was
presented corsage of white car
nations. The receiving rooms en
suite were decorated with candles,
ivy and white carnations, , .
Mrs. Miller led a number of con
tests and prizes of potted plants
were presented to Mesdames W. J.
Miller, Bland Rhodes- and- Norwood
Miller.
The serving table was covered
in white linen and held a miniature
bride, flanked with candles and
ivy, each corner of the table was
tied with a miniature nosegay. Mrs.
Freely HalL mother of the bride
elect, poured punch; Mrs. Ashe Mill
er, mother of the groom-elect, serv
ed cake, ice cream; nuts and mints
in the bridal motif were served
from the table. The honoree was
presented numerous lovely gifts, i
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Outland of
Norfolk, Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ton Talton of Ptkeville were the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Sullivan on Sunday. '
Connie Bass of Lillmgton visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Bass on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanford and
son, Stanley, of Raleigh spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Pitt-man.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Langley and
sons, Danny and Robert Gene, of
Princeton were dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Waddell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morris and
daughter, Katherine, of Glendale
and Mrs. Edna Morris of Smithfield
visited Mr. and Mrs. Thurman
Morris on Sunday.
District Meeting
VSCS At Clinton
The district W. S. of C S? Con
ference will be held in the Clinton
Methodist church Saturday, April
3. Everyone is urged to attend this
meeting. , . '
Vomn of Church
The Hallsvllle Presbyterian Wo
men of the Church met Saturday
afternoon for a regular monthly
meeting. Mrs. Haywood Miller, pre
sided and opened the meeting with
prayer. Mrs. W. L. Miller, program
chairman, led the discussion, "The
World Church Explores New Fron
tiers" assisting her were Mesdames
W. J. Miller, Ralph Miller, John
Miller, Homer Winstead, Ottis Mill
er, Andrew Miller and Leland Grady
in developing the question, answer
panel program. ; '' .
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Announce Birlhs
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cavenaugh an
nounce the birth of an 8ft lb. son,
David Wright, on March ; 18th at
Dr. Hawes clinic Mrs. Cavenaugh
is the former Elizabeth Rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henry Cbttle
announce the birth of an 8tt lb. son,
MarcT 30th at Dr. Hawes clinic.
Mrs, Cottle is the former Mary
Helen Brown of Magnolia.
Mr. Claude Wade Will celebrate
bis 83rd birthday Sunday at his
home. Everyone is invited to come
and bring a picnic lunch. - -
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Barrells for sale, wooden
or steel drums open head
or closed. Most all sizes.
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Princeton McLamb Cj
, "The Barren wan"
Clinton, N. C. ' '
on
Visit
The
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Wallace, N. C
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Miss Hilda Mae Brinson's engage
ment to Herbert William Diffee, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Diffee of
Havelock, is announced by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond B.
Brinson of Beulaville, N. C. A
summer wedding is planned. , .
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