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" .' , " ., . . -- f t . " f. . f ' - O O'U i! 01! r V- MISS HELEN CHRISTINE SUTTON MlM Helen Christine Sutton is the daughter of Mr, sod Mrs. James I Sutton of Warsaw, who announce her engagement to Julius frank Steed, Jr. Mr. Steed Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Steed Sr. of Warsaw. "The wedding is planned for late July in Warsaw. " Miss Helen Sullon Honored At Shover Misses Sita ' Sutton and ? Hazel Matthews entertained honoring Miss Helen Sutton, bride-elect at a mis. cellaneous shower at the Penny Branch Club Hoose on Wednesday evening at eight Vclock. . ;. f The1 green and white motif was Used in the decoration and refresh ments. j,;' . :. Miss Sutton was presented cor. sage upon arrival.. The hostesses also remembered her with a coffee maker nd china In her, chosen pattern. -m:-(i-- 7! ' : The hostesses served punch, sand, wiches, potato chips, cookies and pickles to: Miss Sutton. Mrs. James Sutton, Mrs. David Sutton, Mrs. Hugh Carlton, Miss Barbara Standi, Miss Patsy Kornegay,; Miss Betty n y Genuine "MINUET" Bedspreads " by "Morgan Jones" Regular - $25.90 aloe slight seconds - The imperfet fi tions are so small yon can't Distinguish these spreads from first 4 I V I j ! ? Mow Only $.3 l 17 jj 1 1' MArrrr-T!" Hf - rVr - rfr I i Anderson-Hipp en Miss Molly Adell Hipp, 1954 grad uate of Warsaw High School and William Ronald. Anderson were married Friday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr H. R. West, Mrs. Paul B.Berry, Mrs! Mil ton Grice, Mrs. Robert Davis, Miss Helen Torrans, Mrs Seth Hill, Mrs. Arnold Jones, Mrs. R. M. Herring, Miss Joyce Whittle. Miss Iris Ezzell, Mrs. , Bruce Torrans, Miss Shirley Blanchard, Mrs.' , Bob Blanchard, Mrs.; Onnond Grice, Miss Molly Hipp, Miss Sue Shine, Mrs. W. C. Martin, Miss Ross' Garner, Mrs. Fisher Carlton, Miss Peggy Torrans and Mrs. Leslie Farris of Wilson and Miss Shelby Jean Backley of High Point quality. Piete New selection of cotton piece goods in new sheers and print fabrics " 59c Values and good looking. Now Only 39C y(l. .Ion's .i.s,ww . swasja r r The new Wonder Fabric - Wears cool l 1 and washes easily Looks good. Regular hi $5.00 Value - Now ri n lrfrtf n-rf -sf mrs. Robert bruci wilson u the former Miss Sue Anne Curtiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsie Curtiss of Louisville, Ky. Her mar riage to the Rev. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wilson of Mag nolia, took place in the Van Buren Baptist Church' of Louisville. Hipp. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. snd Mrs. J. Joseph Anderson of Mount Olive. The Rev. Carlton F. Hlrschi offi ciated. A program of nuptial music was rendered by pianist, Mrs. Mac Donald Brock. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a street length dress of imported Swiss organdy. She carried an old fashioned nose gay of white. Miss Marsha Hipp, sister of the bride. Was maid of honor and only attendant She wore a street-length orchid organdy dress and carried an old fashioned nosegay 6t pink carnations. Joseph Anderson, father of the bridegroom, was best mar The bridegroom is a graduate of Mount Olive High School, a Korean War Veteran and plans to enter radio and tele visi6n school this fall The couple will make their home in Mount Olive. For traveling the bride changed to a powder blue suit with white accessories. , i I I is m i in Datron Only J295 (J no I f CKrn - f - rf Goods 1 - Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Jonas William Brown of Clemson, S. C. announce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanene Frances to Floyd Albert Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson E. Jones of Warsaw. The wedding is planned for Aug ust Vt . MRS. ARCHIE BROWN F AIRES is the former Miss Kathryn Doris Mo millan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Francis McMillan of Fay. etteville. Her marriage to Mr. Faires son of Mrs. Earl W. Faires, of Wall. ace took place June 13 in the First Presbyterian Church of Fayette- ville. MAY FAIR In Kinston Starts Their JULY SALE Bargains In Every Department Free Door Prizes ON SALE Dresses rJ Suits Children'! Wear Shoes - - 7 Sportswear 4 f M "a - J HI MAYFAIilf r ;?m MRS. B. J. LEE is the former Miss Lillian Barwick, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul R Barwick of Mount Olive. Her marriage to Mr. Lee, son of Mrs. Paschal Bee Lee of Mount Olive and the late Mr. Lee, took place June 13 at the home of the bride's parents. Outlaw's Bridge Mrs. J. H. Parker, Carres. Regular first Sunday night ser vices will be held at the Outlaw's Bridge Uhiversalist Church on July 4 with Rev. Vinton Bowering, minister. Everyone is invited to at tend the service. Amos J. Outlaw and Leroy Sim mons were among those attending the tobacco stabilization corpora tion held in Raleigh last Friday. Mrs. Albert Nichols of Sims, Pvt. Oannis Nichols of Fort Knox. Ky. visited in the home of Miss Rachel Outlaw last Thursday night. Mrs. Katie Outlaw has returned home following an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Outlaw in Raleigh. J. C. Outlaw and daughter. Debra visited relatives Sunday fol lowing the church service. Mrs. Elmo Blizzard has return ed home from a Kinston Hospital i f-'4 MRS. JOHN ROBERT BARFIELD, prior to her marriage on June 11 In the home of her parents, was Miss Gaynelle Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Lewis of ML Olive. Mr. Barfield is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mclnnia Barfield of Faison. ooooooooocoooooooooooooot o pK For Rent g o u.sUrnjiASl Phone 471 2 Mrs. Belton Minshew JSl&aaamy l"s Tnr A wonderful word and one used L J ' 4 1 f' down through the ages to denote -J 5!gfi2s i ' f?S iu ' """ " ""V hltiTrr:vw' D X vs. """' we",,h"'' k -I Wm Zr . -JsX -"- ' y?iioMOfif!l!LHG . a where she was a patient tor sever al days. Quite a number of friends and relatives of the groom attended the Outlaw-Woodson wedding in Ral eigh Saturday night at eight o'clock. Mrs. Glennie Outlaw of Ashland, Va. has been visiting relatives here. Miss Maggie Stroud, of Raleigh was a week end visitor with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hawley and baby of Wilson visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Sallie Outlaw and guest Miss Muriel Cokeydall of Chapel Hill are spending several flays this week at Ocracoke. Mesdames James O. Kornegay. Hubert McNaughton and children of Charleston, S. C. are visiting Mf. and Mrs. Lonnle Outlaw this week. Mrs. W. H. Steel, Misses Hary L. and Lucie Shines of Rocky Mt were among visitors for the Sunday T FLY FLAKES The easy way to kill flies. Scatter by hand, no spraying. 5-10 25 lb. Bags PARROn BROS. 214-16 No. Heritage St Kinston, N.C. In .3 m a iwenansvuie ana axsw A. J. STRICKLAND 1 Warsaw O Or . A Phone 554 Warsaw O monubg church service, v '. Mrs. Mart Terry of KMsansvilte spent Saturday night, and Sunday in the home.of Mr. sad Mrs. M.W. Suttqav, . , , : , Michael OuUax Joined a delega Hon . of Sorth. Carolina Young People. it. attend the Vnlversaljsl Youth InsUtut being held at Ferry Beach Maine, Mrs, T, Merritt and son. Eugene Quinav of , Winter I Haven Florida and Mrs. E. W. Anderson and child, ren of Milwaukee. Wisconsin are visiting in the home of Mr. ' and Mrs. Ernest ,Dupree. , - . THE. ByQml!mQ SH0P In Kinston W Infants and Children's Wear DRESS SPECIAL riaaferea Ban Presses Dressy Dresses infanta Ta Sabteeaw 1 Dress at Regular Price - get Another Dress of the same value for only i . . . . caansBSBansBBaasBsannvBssHSBsaBBBnaBaBaBasBi SHORTS, SUNSUITS, SLEEVELESS BLOUSES, POLOS REDUCED! Open Every Friday Night 'Til 9 Parkview Shopping Center - Bilk Stagger You? A. See us for a loan. We will be glad to talk over your, financial difficulties and help you get back on your feet. 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