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' " v ' ' 1 at Reporter and Personals Mra. J. M. $ibbs and James Gibbi ' -of Stedman wr weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Britt. Mrs!, Margaret Barden Giles of Mt Rainier, Md, is spending sever. 1 weeks with Mrs. John Barden. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Berry, Miss es Wllma Brinson. Agnes Turnage and Sue Shine spent the weekend In the mounts of N. C. Mr4' and .Mrs,, W. D. Byrd, Jr. and Children spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Byrd. Sr. X Mr. 'ana Mrs .Paul Britt and chil dren visited Mr. Britt's father, W. O. Britt, who Is a patient at a FayetteviUe hospital, Sunday. Mrs.v W. E. Bines, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hlnes and Miss Victoria Mld dleton attended the funeral of Mrs. D. I Wells at Wallace Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hood and son, Mike, visited Mrs. W. P. Brid gers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bennett of New York spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Best. Mrs. B. C. Sheffield, Sr. visited Mrs. O. A. Teachey at Rose Hill Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Honeycutt has return ed home after visiting her sister, Mrs. Jim Avant at Rocky Mount. Mrs. 0. J. Huie of Atlanta, Ga. is visitin gher son and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Huie. Miss Ann Huie of Winston-Salem was home with her parents for the weekend. Bill Britt, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Britt, underwent a tonsilectomy at a hospital in High Point last week. Miss Mae Brock of Goldsboro spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Brock. Mrs. Thomas Rogers spent Satur day in FayetteviUe shopping. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Knotts of Ham let spent the weekend with Mr. and Odd Fad At 40, a Tiverton, R. I., woman has borne 23 children, 17 of whom are living with their parents In a six-room house. Should Parents Sit Up Till Youth Comes Home? f By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D. SHOULD you stay up till your teen-age son or daughter comes In at night? When this child comes home should you question and cross-question him or her? If you do stay up, what is your purpose? Do you want to ascer tain the time the child comef In? Do you assume you could not get this Information otherwise? Is your chief reason to find out If the youth has done something of which you would not approve? Do you suppose that questioning guarantees getting all the facts? If you did not approve of the ac tivities related by your child, what could you do abou it? One mother wrott the follow ing letter about such problems: "Dear Dr. Myers: I trust my children, especially my oldest child, 15, though he doesn't have much to say when he returns home. Straight to Bed "If I am up when hf comes home, usually by midnight at the latest, sometimes he'll talk, sometimes he'll go straight to bed. if I'm up I will ask him If he has naa a good time. "Do you t."ak I should stay up and then ask him a lot of ques tions? F.e has sp.id, 'Mom. 1 know you trust me ts.epp un uiuuuk m" ' " As 1 told this mother, you are v : p mi to make a point of stay 1:... up ana waiting for your son to'corne home Even so, your son, judging from his remarks about your trusting him. may feel that you ask some prying questions when you do stay up It's wise to wait until the next Copyright i95V Kina NIC R. E. (Bob) Sheppard J. T. She Doard . j, EINAK3Tr", N. C, TSCRSDAT, OCTOBEX .-.tiij'iii ..i)f";i'.'! . . Subscription Agent Mrs.-Bill. Taylor. ' , '. Mrs.. 8' W. Marrlner spent Sat urday In Goldsboro with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marrlner and Mrs. Ella Marrlner. ' ' Jackie Sutton of Raleigh was home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Q. J. Sutton for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitchin and Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharpe attend ed the Carolina-Ga. game Saturday. Miss Peggy Kornegay of Flora McDonald College spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Street Kornegay. Misses Rita Sutton and Jean New kirk of High Point were home for the weekend with their parents. Mrs. Paul Hunter and Tim accom panied Mrs. Hunter's brother, Bob by Kennedy, of Raleigh to Greens ville, S. C, Friday to. spend several days with their sister and family. Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. J. ' H. f?Wahab and Mr .and Mrs. C. E, Wahab attended s meeting at Atlanta, Ga., during the weekend. Belton Houston of little Washing ton spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Florence Houston. Mrs. Paul Hunter and Tim and Mrs. Rivers Johnson, Jr. and Mary Lynn shopped in Wilmington Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hooks and children visited relatives in White ville over the weekend. Mrs. Walker McNeill, Barbara Mc Neill and Kay Whaley visited at Magnolia Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lancaster and baby of Raleigh spent the weekend with Mrs. Lancaster's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Thomas. Mrs. J. G. Pittman of Wilmington spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wahab. Little Pamela Surratt of Golds boro spent several days last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Surratt, Sr. Although the United States is the largest milk-producing country i nthe world, it does not rank a mong the leading users of milk PRRCI1T PROBIFIIIS morning, even later, before ask ing him If he had a good time. This practice may reassure him of ydur tnuMulness. Sleep and Scdety You probably have an under standing about the time he is to be in the house at night. He needs a certain amount of sleep and safety must be .ousidered, too. Whether he drives or rides with others, traffic near or after mid night Is usually more hazardous than earlier. . When you observe Incidents that prove his dependability In various situations, be generous with your approvals. ; At companionable times, you or Dad might briefly express your wishes about what be should or shouldn't do while away from home. Anticipate some of the temptations he may face. Be careful not to make your sugges tions sound like commands. It might be wise and prudent to ex press such wishes just as he is about ready to go out for the eve ning or on a date. Family Conversations Such good suggestions can be most effective if you enjoy com panionship with the boy, and he is able to carry on easy conversa tion with the family. These same principles aiply to any daughter and her parJnts. Let us aim to guide our chil dren in behavior and Ideals while they are home in a family atmos pl re so pleasant that they will, on their own accord, strive to do what they know Is right when away frc i. us. Features Syndicate. Inc.) Sell 14. 19M ' 1 1 1 "1 r n 1 1 rr n nr i a k Please Call Mrs. Minshew, Phone 554 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Surratt, Jr. and son of Goldsboro spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mra. J. C Surratt. Sr. Pamela returned Home with them. Mrs. Clarence'-Warren and chil dren left Thursday to visit1 her par ents, Mr. and Mra M. M. Hester, of Bladenboro. Mrs. Bill Vann left Sunday to teach a Junior Study Course in North Morganton Baptist Church in Morganton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vann and chil dren spent Friday and Saturday With Mrs. Vann's mother, Mrs. J. F. Conner, at Kure's Beach. Betsy Vann remained for a visit with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy 'Brown of Magnolia and Mr. and Mrs. Willi am Gaddis and daughter, Kathy, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Ander son Johnson Sunday. Dr. William Strickland of the Southeastern Seminary of Wake Forest College gave a very inspir ing message Sunday morning at the Baptist Church. Dr. Strickland is Professor of New Testament Inter pretation at the Seminary. Home Gardener's Hold Business Meet Preceding the opening of the Home Gardeners practice flower show Wednesday afternoon at three thirty at the Fireside Room at the Methodist Church the club held a brief meeting. Mrs. Bill Sheffield, president, pre sided over the business and then turned the meeting over to Mrs. Bill Taylor, artistic arrangement chair man, who gave the members the judges decision on the arrangements they had made. Mrs. Taylor gave helpful criticism as well as the good points. The hostesses, Mrs. W. J. Middle ton, Jr., and Mrs. J. N. West, Jr., served iced drinks and cookies. Birthday Party Mrs. Paul Britt honored her son, Paul, on his seventh birthday at a party on Saturday afternoon. Upon arrival the little guests en joyed many outdoor games. The hostess served cake, ice cream, nuts and suckers. Party hats were given as favors. Twenty guests attended. oooooooooooooooooooooooc In Matching Suits 5 rSl 5 Pi," tsL 5 Vf be for such KRAMER'S o o WORK CLOTHES HEADQUARTERS Wallace, N. C. ooooooooooooooooooooooooi 1Z The Remainder Of Your jiKSIiDOtiDirt" u u, llinstons Kenneth Smith Honored On : Kenneth Smith celebrated his fourteenth birthday at his home on Saturday night from seven-thirty til twelve. The young group enjoy ed dancing and games throughout the evening. Birthday cake and ice cream was saived to Bill Straughan, Gloria Smith, Carol Baars, Walker, Bobby Melton, La Vera Padgett, Vonnie Davis, Bobby Braswell, Shelby Zachery, Sue Whittle," Judy Pear- sail, Judy Standi, Becky House, Charles Powell, Litch Huie, Jay Kornegay, Jimmy West, Lyn Veach, Marie Cockrell, Linda "Yancey, Ed na Faye Powell and 'Sandra Smith. Football Team Entertained At Spaghetti Supper Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kaleel enter tained members of the football team at a spaghetti supper on Tuesday evening at the school cafeteria. Spaghetti, french rbead and iced tea was served to the forty-five present. "Youth Night" Held Thursday "Youth Night" was again sponsor ed by the Legion Auxiliary at the Legion home on Thursday night with the hosts. Walker Stevens, Bill Straughan, and Neil Mitchell. The young group enjoyed playing bingo and dancing led by Mrs. W. W. Garner. The hosts served iced drinks, cookies and cornets to the fifty at tending. Chaperones were: Mrs. Walker Stevens, Mrs. J. W. Straugh an Mrs. N. A. Mitchell, Mrs. W. W. Garner, vlrs. J. Mrs. T. F. Hayslip P. Harmon. and o o o ANVIL'S the Buy o o o o e o o o Once you see these lively. colorful, pontwind-shirt combinations you'll say, "Those tor met" , j Rich looking fabrics for leisure Vfi and tough for wear. Here is smart modeling, choke range of fabrks and patterns, expert workmanship and full-cut comfort. Come from the laundry as smart and trim as when new. Learn about ANVIL BRAND ensembles by looking. Read the Tag O' Facts on every garment. And prepare to o o o o o o o o o o o s o o surprised at such modest prices work V ploy garments of plus value1 V DEPT. STORE o o o Nlr. Largest And Bast Warehouses Number 1 & 2 Herbert Baker Auctioneer . . Ilcae Girder's St::a Prcclice, Flower Show On Wednesday : ; All Home Gardeners have, breath. ed a sigh of relief now, that their oractlce flower show Is over, but are more confident to do bigger things with flowers. Before this show, from everywhere I heard " just can't make an arrangement' or "I Just dread making an arrange ment!" and so more of us really know what to expect But when I walked into the Fireside Room of the Methodist Church on Wednes day afternoon and saw such a love ly array of flowers, well arranged, nice blue, red and .yellow ribbons attached, I was naturally shocked, but very proud of our club. For surely one can hardly imagine see ing so many lovely flowers in one room. Among oiners wno neipea to inlance this room other than mep bers of the club were Mrs. Sterling Marriner who made a beautiful ar rangement in a pumpkin on the mantle and Mrs. M. A. Smith who planned and beautifully carried out breakfast table setting. Committees which made it possi ble for us to have our show were: Mrs. John A. Johnson and Mrs. Bill Sheffield, set up committee. Mrs. John Vincent and Mrs. Morris Jor dan, clean up committee and Mrs. O. S. Matthews, Mrs. Bill Taylor, Mrs. Earl Huie and Mrs. Charles Sheffield who were in charge of en tries, classification and served as clerks and most important of all to our show were our judges, Mrs. E P. Ewers and Mrs. E. C. Thomp son to whom we are very grateful for their help in judging our ar rangements. Blue ribbon winners were: Mes- 0000000000000000000000004 S'tfea! "Matthlea iani-i.Li0ili!l a o i W EW a oil WITH Duo-Therm "IMPERIAL" Available In 2 heating capacities A i r O f. 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Strick land, W. J. Middleton, Jr., S. H. West, John Fonvlelle, Elbert Mathis with Mrs. Bill Taylor, Mrs. Bill Cra ven and Mrs. Bill Sheffield receiv ing two red ribbons each. Yellow ribbon winners were: Mes- dames John Vincent, Rivers John son, Jr., John Johnson, J. N. West, J. T. Gresham, Morris Jordan, El bert Mathis, Bill Craven with Mrs. Fonvlelle, Mrs. Glenn Brown and Mrs. Earl Huie receiving two yel low ribbons each. Four of the members husbands entered in the husband division in which all received blue ribbons. They were O. S:. Matthews, Bill Craven, Bill Sheffield and Earl Hu ie. And so our show is over and the flowers have faded and died but we shall keep that vivid and beautiful picture in a very special place in our memories always. Honors Husbands On Birthday Mesdames Robert Lewis and E. C. Wray entertained their husbands o o o o o a none ucAf ens o o EXCLUSIVE ELECTRIC Ne matches needed I AH you do Is him the dial. 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