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tax 2VZUX, H. C. TZXXCSAT. , 1M4 ELERY P GUTHRIE Society Editor - Phone 2122 Z:d Etevenlh Cli:rff fbef : The annual meeting of the Elev en District ot North Carolina Fed. enlioa of Woman' Clulj met at flat Grace St Methodist Church, Wttauqgton on Monday, September - 3B. Mrs, Vernon Reynolds, club president. Mr. N. B. Boney. Mrs. 3. A Gavin and Mrs. Myrtle Quinn re presented the local club. - After the greetings were given by kitT. X Morris, Mrs. N. B. Boney f .the Kenans ville Club ( gave the response. : An Interesting address yn brought by Mrs. J. M. Jenette, after which all club presidents gave their yearly reports. The luncheon address was made, by Mrs. Edwin p. Brown, with Rev. A. L. Thompson, forme? pastor of the Kenansvitie Methodist Church, saying grace,' ' -. - Mrs.;BiirchtHostess Konlracf Klub Mrs. UTS? Burets 'entertained the Kontract KIuo W Wednesday even ing with Mrs. Jack Sltterson and Mrs. aitKfc. additional guests. Asters,., mums, and tube roses graced-th tabled When scor es were dded; MrtJack Sitterson was given Christmas Cards for vis- iters high, Mrs. C. B, Guthrie cards for club high. Mrs. J. B. Wal lace assisted the hostess in serving ice cream sundaes, cakes, nuts, and mints. Notice OES Tuesday The Kenansville Chapter No. 215 of the Eastern Star will meet next Tuesday night, Sept 28 at 8:00 p. m. The worthy matron, Mrs. Kathleen P. Snyder, urges all members to be present as this will be the official initiation meeting. "Kmdall" with 17 $4 Q75 , jXj-f Jmrab. Interesting, 'jv aigOrwtM crlthotmol ii mxl, 1 ntnd Qlht apawg for Mrnca. "Olympia" 17 $ J450 HBw I Shock, wattrtsistanf. H rfnffiMiumifff Unbfotlob) cryital. J" rrkasM.rad.Tu Mrs. Wilkerson Hostess WS of CS The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met with Mrs. Jim Wilkerson as hostess at her home on Rutledge Drive. Colorful autumn flowers were used throughout the house. I he vice-president, Mrs. E. A. New ton, presided. After the business routine an interesting program was presented by Miss Lottie Wil liams, Mrs. Hazel Scott, Mrs. Bill Williamson and Mrs. Willard John son, on the work of the church so ciety with youth. The hostess ser ved party Ice cream, and chocolate roll to the sixteen ladies present Mrs. Frazclle Club Hostess Monday 7 Mrs. Z. W. FTazelle entertained her bridge club on Monday evening at her home on the Kins ton high way. Red salvia and Azeratum were used in the living and dining room. When scores were compiled, Mrs. C. B. Guthrie was-given an attrac tive basket for high score and Mrs. J. B. Wallace an ash tray for conso lation. The hostess served pear sal ad, cheese sticks, cookies and tea. Personals Mrs. John Hussey Williams of Wilmington, Mrs. Richard Williams of Warsaw were guests of, Mrs. Myrtle Quinn and Katherlne, Sat urday. Miss Catherine Quinn and Mr. Gene Hall of Rose Hill went to Ha- leigh Friday evening to see the Nat King Cole Show. Mrs. Myrtle Quinn and Miss Cath erine Quinn were weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hussey Wil liams' of Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brinson spent Sunday at Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. Gordon Kornegay shopped in Wilmington Saturday. Mrs. Norman Candreva is vaca tioning from Public Health office this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caison and family were in Gibson for the week Mid for the wedding of Mr. Caisons rother, Robert Caison was junior iroonuman. ' Mr, and Mr. ' Dennis Jessup of rayetteville spent the weekend vith Mr. and Mrs. J, J. .Wells. . Mrs. G. R, Da.ll has returned from m extended visit to Cleveland, Ohio, Canada and Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williamson, Miss Pattle Williamson spent Sun day In St Paul and FayettevUle - Dr. Elmore Jones, Mr. Harmon Jones of Norfolk and Mrs. Wood Privette of Edenton spent the week end with their mother, Mrs. Thad Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mathews, Rose Hill visited Mrs. Lena Drew and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, Satur day. Mrs. Nancy Rouse, Mrs. Lula Mae Rouse visited Mrs. Dorothy John son during the weekend. Mrs. W. O. Lee and children of Hamstead spent the weekend with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kornegay and Jimmy visited Mr. Kornegay's moth- r.'PSToEsfzLIiih Ikiurol History Museum In Dare . NAGS HEAD A natural history museum with displays of the flora and farik of the new Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreation Area, along with minerals and dlff erens types of sands oi the area will be established at the , former Light House Keepers' residence near the base of Bodie Island Lighthouse. The plan for the museum includes a paved spur road leading from the link Of highway between Nags Head and Oregon Inlet - L. B. Coryell, architect of the Richmond office of the National Park Service has been here to de velop plans for the converting of the residence structure into a mu seum building. He is no stranger on the Dare Coast as the replicas of the haiurer and Quarters building er, Mrs. Ethel Kornegay in Albert- I of Wright Brothers of first "VlcTSrl" dainty watch. Lati of volua a a law. lew price. r Hawls Jewelry 192 Clinton, N. C. MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR STOVES We Have A Complete Line Of Coal, Wood And Oil Heaters HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Mount Olive, N. C. oooooooooooooooooo0ooooooeoeooooooooooo o o o ecu vnnn vx? ) .a x n y ( mill w ar m. i u ' o TOBACCO AT THE o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o . o o o Oil O' o o o o son, Sunday. .Mrs. Oscar Johnson, mother of Mr. Willard Johnson, is in the, Clin ton hospital. Mrs. J. O. Stokes and Mrs. Flor ence Currie shopped in Golds boro Saturday. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert C. Wells, Maude and Robert of . Baltimore, spent the weekend with Mr. R. V. Wells and Mrs. Louise Mitchell. Mr. D. H. McKay made a busi ness trip to Fayettevtlle, Fridaj. Mrs. Lucy Tyndall and Mr. Rob ert Tyndall were guests of Mr. and (Mrs. Eugene Tyndall Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Tucker is spend j ing this week in Tampa, Fla. with ( ler husband. Mr. and Mrs. Henry West, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Booth visited Mr. Thomas Hughes in James Walker Hospital. Wilmington, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. "Buddy" William ion and family of Charlotte are pending some time with Mr. Wil 'iamson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. . Williamson. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Willis and daughters spent Sunday at Topsail Beach. Mrs. Wendell Alphin and Miss Nancy Barnes of Kinston spent the weekend with Mrs. Alphin's par ents Mr. ind Mrs. Eugene Tyndall. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Gavin made a business trip to Raleigh, Satur day. Mrs. G. V. Gooding visited in Goldsboro on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cooper of Greenville were dinner guests of Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. I. C. Burch, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guthrie spent the weekend in Burlington visiting Mr. and Mrs .B. O. Guthrie, Jr. Mrs. Ruth Wells made a business trip to Kinston, Thursday. Mrs. Vance Gavin attended a meeting of the hospital board of controls in Raleigh last week. Mrs. Carrie Chesmore and son, Russell, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kornegay. Mrs. Evelyn Newman of Seven Springs spent the weekend with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones. Miss Lucille Howard of High smith's school of nursing, Fayette ville, spent the weekend with the J. D. Kornegay's. Cerent In Clinton We have a Sale every day. Plenty of Floor Space where you get service and SATISFACTION. Bring us your next load and get the HIGH DOLLAR. Tobacco is selling Better than ever at Carolina Warehouseman us at any hour. Phone 2013. Our Entire Staff Stands Ready To Serve You If you can't sell with us. Sell in Clinton You Will1 'Never Regret A Sale In Clinton A ill. 'At. HjQQ!3 s.7 t f,r .v t$btewifi. & I'UO .Tt- 9 O o e o o o o o o o e e o e o o o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o T0 o s o There are two classes of people in this country those who worry about their income and those who worry about their income tax. Most married couples find their bieest responsibilities are the little ones. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND Under and by virtue of the pow er of sale contained In that cer tain Deed of Trust executed by Ed die B. Hill and wife, OThonia S. Hill, to Woodrow H. Peterson, Trustee, dated March 26. 1954, and recorded in Book 489, page 235, of the Duplin County Registry, default having been made In the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured, and the holder of the debt having demanded that the Trustee fore close said Deed of Trust under the the powers therein contained, the undersigned Trustee will, on Mon day, October 25, 1954, at 12:00 o'clock noon, at the Court House door of Duplin County, in Kenans ville, North Carolina, offer for sale at public auction and sell for cash to the highest bidder, all those cer tain lots or parcels of land located in the Town of Warsaw, Warsaw Township, Duplin County, North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Junious Charles, Isaac Pittman, Sam Miller and others, and being more particularly described as follows, to wit: Being all of those certain lots as shown, appearing, designated and known as Numbers 23, 24, 23, 26, 27, 28, and 29, according to tbt, per tain map of the B. F. Cooper Estate, made May 14, 1946, from an actual survey by F. P. Fonville, Surveyor, and duly recorded in Book 216, at page 284, In the Office of the Reg ister of Deeds for Duplin County, to which said map reference is here by made for a more ample and com plete description of said land here in conveyed by metes and bounds! And being also the same lots de scribed in that certain Deed from Branch Banking and Trust Compa ny, ' Executor of the Estate of B. F. Cooper, deceased, to Eddie B. Hill and wife, OThonia . S. HIU, dated July 27, 1946, and recorded In Book 444, at page 172, of the Dup lin County Registry, and' In that certain Deed front fl W, William, son and wife, Georgana Williamson; to OThonia Hill, dated March 27, 1948, and recorded in Book 445, at page 501, of the Duplin County Reg istry.". -v:.i'l.v. -. ,-:Vv--?v, This the 20th day of September, 19M. ,v" Woodrow H. Peterson, .;.; Trusts . 10-M-St-WBP : flight fame were reconstructed at the actual site of the first flight on December 17, 1908. The Wright buildings are 'located near the base of Kill Devil Hill which is sur mounted by the national monument erected to commemorate the famous brothers' achievement. The hanger and quarters building wer formally North Carolina farmers harvested 300 acres of beets this year,, seven per cent increase over last year. The cash faVm income of North Carolina farmers dropped six per cent in 1953. Many a girl goes to college with the intention of making a name for herself and winds up turning the job over to some man. dedicated on the Golden Anniver sary of the first flight, last Decern- bar.. U ... fcij' i ;w Here Coryell worked with' Jess Denniston, resident engineer of the National, Seashore area and Allyn Hanks, the superintendent of the recreational area. , , ' ,. In addition to exhibit space, rest room facilities and outdoor blinds from which wildfowl and water birds In nearby waters may be ob served, will be built. The project is expected to be completed by next summer. .''' ' ? 1 Already the Cape Hatteras Na- -tlonal Seashore baa converted' sj ,. former 1 llghtkeepers , quarters at m Cape Hatteras Light Into a maritime ' " .-' ' ' " '.'-.; :' ' 't-; .': -' -: 'iiv5 museum and many visitors go there : each week. A third museum, built ' and operated by the National Park Service is at Fort Raleigh on Roa- -noke Island at the - scene , of Paul Green's Lost Colony. , - . YOUR PASTURES NEED 1 ( 'T3r-Vf( 1 fli'tf -.VW PERMANENT PASTURE MIXTURES And Your Livestock Deserve) HI Wood's offers you eieotlficlly Im proved .Permanent cPiiture Mix- ' lures I, Grows off f alter. Flourishes ia dry summers especially good for drought-damaged pastures, . Crowds out weeds and bears abun dantly for many, many years. More tccntmictl, frtducUvt and fatal able than Ladino Clover with Or chard Grin or Tall Fescue alone. Order today I 1 WmmI'i Oral Pntm Mlxtm Furnishes more grazing in le time and st far less com I Highly nu tritious. Relished by all livestock and poultry. FREE! FREE! FREE! Our bif, . Beautiful, now 1954 Fall Seed Catalog Is now ready. Write for your FREB copy today. SEE YOUR WOOD'S DEA1ER TODAY OR ORDER DIRECT BY MAIU FILLERS A MERICANS are expected to gobble more turkey over the holidays than ever before. De partment of Agriculture reports that over 61 million turkeys are being raised this year, an all time high in the drumstick in dustry. Western observers report that Communists are stepping up their antireligion campaign with in Russia to discourage young people from embracing Christi anity. Air Force Major Arthur Mur ray recently broke the world's altitude record flying a Bell X-1A rocket plane to a height of about 90,000 feet Exact height is a classified secret. Little boys must envy the U. S. Treasury Building in Washing ton, D. C. It's face hasn't been washed in 115 years, but soon will be. , A statue, , "Christ of the ' Depths," has been lowered to the ' floor of the Mediterranian at San Fruttuoso, on the Italian Riviera. It marks the site of a century-old shipwreck, and mariners cruising past will be able to see it through the crystal-clear waters. vCi33bC OOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC o o o PROFITS From Quality Seeds OUR GASOLINE 6IVES MOMEY& WORTH TO THOSE WHO FARM OAME NATURES EARTH c idM niniiwm im- I Farmers get thia money's worth and more at Strickland Oil Co. Our record for prompt service and high frrade gaaoUne is our best advertisement. o o o. o o o o o TO REAP BIGGER PROFITS O PLANT BETTER SEEDS 5 O o o o o o o o. o o o o. 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