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look after and a telephone .'
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fulness of the gift when
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phone for Christmas. ,
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Call the telephone
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TBN8ION TELE
PHONE delivered; J
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The Telephone Folksl"
- HUNDREDS OF GIFTS
Electric Electric
Hair Perculators
Dryers (automatic) -
$6.95 $8,95 .
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WE GIFT WRAP ALL
PACKAGES FOR YOU
AT HQ EXTRA COST.
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Roy Rogers Indian
Gun & Holster Drum &
Set -Complete Head Band
Viih Belt Set
$1.19 $1.97 '
SEE OUR CANDY
GIFT DEPT.
i Whitmans Whitmans
Jewel Air Bon
Box Mints
$5.95 49c
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS HERE-
Electric Santa
sSnow. ' Claus
Man ' '." Any Size ,
$ 1. 7 9 - You Want
Standard
Dmi'Sibres
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(Continued From Front)
school" buildings, equipment, and
busses to be $3,710,000.00. School
Buildings and Equipment are la
sured in the amount, of $3,498,800.00.
Bonded indebtedness amounted
to, $271,000.00, t
' The comparison of estimated and
actual revenue Exlblt shows ' $78,
171.58 more -revenue was received
during the fiscal year than had been
estimated for all three school funds.
. The Exhibit comparing the .ap
proved budget with actual expendi
tures shows a budget excess of $26,.
486.14 over actual expenditures for
the three funds. ,
The Schedule on Average Daily
Attendance shows average daily at
tendance tor me acnooi year luao-o
as follows: White Schools: Elemen
tary 4492; High School 1450 Negro
Schools: Elementary - 3126; ; High
School 813 Totals - Elementary
7618; High School 2263. This was an
Increase of 205 in the Elementary
Schools, and an increase of 84 in
High Schools.
i , -The
Dickson Charity Fund has
Assets of $6,503.79, consisting of de
posits in bank of $2,128.79; Notes Re
ceivable $4,150.00; and Postal Sav
ings Certificates of Deposit of $225.
SCOPE OF AUDIT
All recorded receipts were check,
ed in detail, and were found prop
erly credited. All disbursements
were made by vouchers properly
drawn and signed, which were
checked against the records and
found in order.
Bank accounts were reconciled
and found in agreement, with the
records.
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Fir,! Hill Sd::l
The Pink Hill school has been
closed since Monday, December 6,
because of boiler trouble. A section
of it requires replacement, to come
from Buffalo, New York, and; It Is
understood that several hours will
be necessary to install it when
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Wilmington Coca Cola
Bottling Company
ington, N. C.
Kenansville And
Wallace Split Cage
Contests" Friday ;
v Kenansville boys dumped the Wal
lace Bulldogs in a basketball- dou
bleheader Friday night while ' the
Wallace sextet was defeating the
Kenansville six. " , '
In the, preliminary game, Frankie
Dempsey scored 28 points to lead
Wallace girls to a 49-41 win. She
was followed by Judy Carr and Bet
ty Lois Fields who scored 11 and
9 points respectively. 1 ,' -;
Barbara Brown with 21 tallies
and Eva Summerlin, who scored 13,
were Kenansville offensive leaders.
In the feature game, Kenansville
boys, winning 38-33, jumped into
an early lead and held a margin
throughout the contest which Wal
lace was unable to overcome. Ed
Price, sinking 11 points, was Ken-
ansville's high scorer. Sam Daugh
try and Richard Best each scored
8 and J. W. Kilpatrick added 7 for
the winners.
Wrav Carlton, with 11 points.
led the Bulldogs attack; Steven Mills
and Charlie Thompson tallied 9
and 8 points l espectively. v
NOTICE
Graham Carr, who has
been acting as manager
of the Rose Hill Funeral
Home is no longer em
ployed. He has been re
placed by J. W. Harris
who is now manager of
tne home.
The stock holders of
the Rose Hill funeral
home are not responsible
fnr anv debt or other bus
iness arrangements made
by Graham Carr.
STOCKHOLDERS" OF
ROSE HILL FUNERAL
HOME
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Mrs. John M. Nowell of Macon,
Georgia, a National Flower Judge,
held Christmas decoration clinic
for the Women of Duplin County,
sponsored by the Kenansville Gk4
en Club. Mrs. Nowell through the
generosity of her kind and humble
nature 'donated her time In order
that the benefits realized by the club
could go toward the purchasing of
a television lor tne Home lor tne
Aged in Kenansville.
, Mrs. Nowell's .Southern charm,
wttty, conversation . and beautiful
arrangement always carries her aud
ience to a point of ecstasy. Through
her arrangements and sincere com
ments she creates a feeling of beau
ty in working with fl t era and ar
rangements that one does not often
feel. She pointed out that Christmas
is a time to share and Christmas
should be a spiritual time, and at
this point exhibited ' her first ar
rangement of a white Bible, with a
burning white taper in a crystal
holder and a box of alabaster in
front of the Bible. ' :
She created many arrangements
to be used throughout the home dur.
Ing the Christmas season. Then Mrs.
Nowell discussed doorways and gave
many unique ideas that could be
created by using objects around
the house. Mrs. Nowell also dis
cussed different type swags for dif
ferent style houses.
Among some of her arrangements
was a popcorn Christmas tree, a
delerobia made of Sasanquas, ' va
rious dining table arrangements,
how to use drift wood and roots
for arrangements. One of her most
beautiful arrangements was in 'a
high silver container with silver
sprays and flowers made of egg
shells.
The entire afternoon was compar
able to so much time spent in fairy
land.
ecutive Board. The original trustees'
named in the Trust Fund agree
ment this year are William P. Kemp
Sr. Goldsboro; James N. Smith,
Goldsboro and Roy Carter, Wallace.
. There are people In each com
munity of our Council who are po
tential contributor to this Fund,"
he said. "And as a friend of Scout
ing, we want you to feel that it is
your duty to See that interest in the
Fund If maintained." v
"By so doing, you will be help-
on a sound f ,u tn ,lt j, aud will
help to provide a proven youth pro
gram to future generations of boys
in this area," Bryan stated.
Tuscarora Council is comprised of
Wayne,- Duplin, Sampson and John,
ston Counties.,
Xlh h S:b Ccr.::it
. Carolina Tractors of Goldsboro
was one of five regional winners in
Ing to establish Tuscarora Council a nationwide Fqrguson Tractor
won out in t.,e o.v.." n v. . i i '
ers s' from I ryl.md s.i...i t 1
from I.uwsitl't to tle eastern sua-board.'-'
:.
The award was given for tractor .
sales. It is an expense paid trip and
a week's stay in California for W. B.
Sutton, owner of Carolina Tractors, ,
and his wife. Their activities in Call
fornfa will include the Rose Bowl
game bn New Year' Day. " -'
Trust Fund Set Up
For Tuscarora Boy
Scout Organization
A Trust Fund has been established
for Tuscarora Council, President B.
E. Bryan said the Fund has been
set up to enable friends of Scouting
to make a bequests or gifts to the
Council.
The announcement of the Trust
Fund being set up came at the an
nual meeting in Goldsboro.
"Gifts to the Trust Fund may be
in any amount," Bryan said. "Small
gifts or large requests will be equal
ly welcome. Such gifts are subject
to income tax deduction."
It will be administered by three
trustees, elected by the Council Ex-
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JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY
WALLACE, N. C.
RMOLEY
pore-Wide Christmas SALE Gift Buys STARTS FRIDAYf
Clearing Out All Fall And Winter Stocks!
YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN'S GIFTS
Smart
Packard
HATS
Imperial
Quality
Reg. $10.00
$6.50
Royal Quality
Reg. $7.50 ...
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$5.0o'
Here's good news for men . . . both civilian
and military! We're clearing out all Fall
and Winter Stocks in this Store-Wide
Christmas Sale ... all at Big Reductions!
Here's your chance to save on Christmas
Gifts for all the men on your list ... so
come, Buy and Save!
Men's
SLACKS
Selection in
flannels and
gabardines
in all
shades. Sizes 27 to 42.
$ 7.50 Values NOW $ 5.00
$ 8.95 Values NOW $ 5.95
$10.50 Values NOW $ 7.00
$12.50 Values NOW $ 8.35
$16.50 Values NOW $11.00
MEN'S SUITS
These fine suits are from our regu
lar stcoks and of the finest fabrics,
styles and colors, including all new
shades in flannels, worsteds &
gabardines.
$39.50 values Now $29.50
$42.50 values Now $32.50
$49.50 values Now $39.50
$55.00 values Now $45.00
t Men's
S HS?RT S
Beautiful line
of Sport Shirts
on sale for only
$2.85
All Other Shirts
Reduced For Big Savings
MEN'S TIES
t Men's Sport
COATS
" Reg. $32.50 :....;..L Reg.
Now;$26.50 Now ..:
$28.50
$19.50
Regulation Navy
"P" COATS
$ 2 2.5 0 Closing Out At
Half . Price. , VL2
Reg.
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mm-Jm.
W '
Reg. ' Keg. ft
$1M ; $2.50 m
$1.00 $1.755V
II
Strietman Or National
Honey Graham Crackers 29c
Pure Lard
Any Size Lb.
19
Shawnee Flour
25 Lbs $1.97 10 Lbs 89c
Buy Your Cigaretts
By The Carton For $1.64
Ice Berg Lettuce
2 Heads For
35c
Bag Of Oranges
8 Lbs. Only
39c bag
White Potatoes
10 Lbs ...... ...A 3 c
Buy Apples
By The Pound -
8c
MILITARY t UNIFORMS; ACCESSORIES AND INSIGNIAS
REDUCED -FOR TREMENDOUS SAVINGS $
It Will Pay You To Shop RHOLEY'S Before You Buy . "i
OlEV MOfflfJG CO.
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; 27 SO. FRONT ST.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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December 20-24 Open Every ' Night
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'&''Choice
MEATS ,
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1 Lb. Frosty Morn Bacon .
And 1 Roll of bausage .
BOTH FOR ONLY - 98c
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Swifts Brookfield . , ' - '
BUTTER v 69c Lb
Fresh Pprk ,
NECK BONES
15c Lb.J
Grapefruit
3 for 17c
I WE HAVE FKYERS CUT FOB:
f VOTJH CONVENIENCE, ALSO
tOU CAN GET TOUR '.
frCHOICE CUTS OF FBTEB8
3 Cans For 38c '
Be sure and register for prizes to be given away Saturday, Dec. 18.
" Free- Ice Creamand Coca' Colas For Everyone.
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