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Th F.TA. met on-Monday.
' mg at T:M with Mrs. Turmao M
, phla, president, preaiding. '
. &v. Lauren Sharp gave the de
votional. -.Following-
the business session
Ml report tram th committee,
: Mis. UnmiM Southerland was in
, traduced aaalatad by Mesdames
France Oakley, George Penney, J.
H. Rivenbark and Hblmea Rouse In
presenting the rounder! Day at the
! Fsrent Taaehera Association which
waa dated back to MST. She brouxht
The past presidents of the local ) with Mr. Florence Curri at the
F.TA.'-were recognised.' .,":
A delightful oeial hour wa n-
Joyed by the guest In the Home
Economics room, with Mrs. A. T
Outlaw, aaaisted by Home le firls,
ervliut birthday cake and punch
from an attractively dfecorated table
retrying oat the yalejntine motif.
: Girl Scouts
Troop No. 57 of thie Intermediate
Girl Scouts met In the KenanivUle
High School Auditorium on Wed
nesday afternoon, Fejbrusry the Kt
at 1:13. The patrol .-leader, Joyce
Whaley .presided aaaisted by her
scribe, Plorle Currie. After a short
out Uut the Woman's Chib or- business session the Aids practiced
ganlsed the local F.TA. ia IBM, s songs tor the World Esty of Prayer
ling Dub on Tuesday afternoon of
uua week zrom o clock. There
ware a members present and one
visitor. ' : The members present
were: stesaames A. oavin. O.
P. Johnson, B. A Newton, P. J. Dob-
son, w. a. Boney, r. w. McGowan,
L. Southerland and the hostess.
The visitor was Mrs. Bess Hines
of Highlands who is soendlnc the
wlvktttw Kam : A f... Um. ....I
piano. During the, social hour which ItoiT beei the "hostess was assisted b
" ?!?... ,:oe wlted .nuts. , , '
a Uoldsboro Troop, gave her ver
sion of "Mary Had a Little Lamb.
Scouta Mary Lou Resnolds and Ca
rol Pate were co-hostesses. , They
served chocolate-nut cup oakes and j
soil oruiu, . vwcr auuit memoers
present were Mesdames N. B. Bon
ey, Hamilton ' Qulnn and George
Penney.
Miss Mode Vclls
Feted At Luncheon
Mesdames ' Robert Carroll Wells
and Louise Mitchell were co-host
esses here on last Saturday at 1:90
when they entertained for Miss
Maude Wells at a birthday lunch
eon. The honoree was 14 on that
happy occasion. Her guests Includ
ed Misses Peggy Quin. Aileen Sand-
urn r rt ... v.t.. lin. Sylvia Chestnut, Lura Ann Pen-,
to the members of the BJ4.G, Sew- ny. Currie, Glenda Korne-
B.M. G. Sewing
Club Meets
relatives. '
Mrs.' George
resting In Goldsboro Wednesday,
' Hi i .. ... in,
Nevs Gf Colored
en tboss spots that arawealb
"One reason why the dollar does
not do as much for. people as it
used to is because ther doat do Si
much for ltl" Herb Shriner. r
.. The Island of Mauritius la tht
tsdlan Ooeaa was the a ease af (ha
exttnet dodo bird, gays the Ha
Uoaal Geographic . Society. Al
though the island is British, it was
named far Dutch prinee, - The
najeiity af the people sre- Hindu
E. E. Smilh High
On January 3 1st the ChaVity Yel
low Jackets tangled with the Smith
Wildcats in a double header in the
Smith Gym. mo Jacseis iouno
the Wildcats ready for the battle,
in th airls aama, the Cats de
feated the Jackets 45-34 bef H I
large crowd. The Cats led the Jae-
the lassies from Charity struck back
and at the half the scores were 14
ia Smith. -1 nthe third quarter the
Smith girls dumped in it pouts,
while the Jackets bagged 6V; At the
.. nf the final whistle the Cats
had the Jackets unoer iuu trauw
which was the second victory of the
season, and we lounwnw
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gay, Mary Lou Reynolds, Carol JeuUve one in the history of the
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YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER IN ML OLIVE
Will fire Mine Ford Car or Truck owner in this area a brand-new
Ford Car or Truck absolutely free of extra charge on the day the
H57 Fords are on display in exchange for the 1956 Ford Car or
Truck purchased this year.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS ASK ANY OF OUR
SERVICEMEN OR SALESMEN.
AND REMEMBER-
Vhen you buy Ford you buy the fine
car at half the fine car price!
Hear Our Program on Mount Olive over Station WGBR from
3:30 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday and
1M to 1:35 on Sunday
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Pate, Oletta Johnson, Lynda Sit
terson, Gail Newton, Bette Ingram,
Dot caison and Barbara Mitchell.
A color note of red and white was
emphasized. After the t delicious
menu had been served the honoree
opened her birthday gifts for all
present to admire and sat around
the cheery open fire for a friend
ly gossip hour.
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Personals
Mrs. A. A Kafer of New Bern
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Guthrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland, Mrs.
Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Oaince
Murphy and Mrs. Thurman Brown
were guests of the Eastern Star'
Chapter in Newton Grove Monday
night Miss Mary Alice Blackwell
of Warsaw accompanied Hhem.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guthrie.
Jr Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Guthrie. Sr.
Mrs. A. A Kafer, Jr:. Mr. and Mrs.
Vance Gavin attended "Open
House" In Rose Hill Saturday eve
ning. ; M
Mrs. N. B. Boney attended the
U.D.C. meeting in Warsaw Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Fred
Baars.
Mrs. C. B. Guthrie Sr. and Char
les Guthrie, Jr., made a busini
trip to Raleigh Wednesday.
Mrs. Oliver Smith spent the week
end in Savannah, Ga with her
husband.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hughes of
Wilmington are spending the week
in Kenansvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Wilkerson. Jr.
made a business trip to Charlotte
Monday.
Frank HoUowell. Red Cross Field
Representative of Goldsboro spent
last Friday morning in the Duplin
County Chapter assisted Fund Cam
paign Manager, Russell Lanier of
Beulaville with his recruitment of
volunteer co-workers.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Boney visited
relatives in Goldsboro last Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Williamson spent last
week end In Goldsboro with her
sister, Mrs. H. E. Sanders.
Miss Zell Pollock of Trenton, N.
C. spent last week end here with
her sister, Mrs. Woodrow Brinson.
Mrs. Wade Cooper and baby son,
are visiting relatives in Raleigh this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Splcer spent
last week end in Goldsboro with
uk,l kv a ror of 45-34.
ror the Wildcats'. M. Noble dump
ed in 19 points, H. cooper, w, .
Outlaw 11, with the "Stonewslls"
M. Cobbs, A. Williams, O. Bizxell on
the defense, suds: a. wuu
L. Moore. ' , ,
For Charity S. Dunn pumped In
points. A. Cox, 7, A Homes , D.
Fussell 1.
The Smith boys met their ninth
defeat of the season at the hands
of the Yellow Jackets by s score of
44-49
. The Wildcats traveled to Wood
fag'on High on February 2nd and
engaged in a double header, taking
both ends. . - .V''
The Smith girls defeated the
Woodington lassies by a score of 44
S For the Cats M. Nobles led n
.rin hv bassink 35 points, M.
o.uaw 5. H. Cooper 3, R. Cooper
1 M. Cobbs, A. Williams, G. Bix
tell held the defense. Subs: W. Far,
rlor G Moore, A. Moore. TS. Wil
liams L. Moore, R. McCarthur.
For Woodington, B. Patterson bag
ged 2 points, E. Thompson 1.
Smith boys bounced back In the
column by defeating the
Woodington lads 40-34 after having
trailed ls-22 at the halt S. Wash
ington led the Cats to victory by
bagiing 11 points, J. Bizxell 10, N.
Graham, 7, W. uiaspie, r. ooui
each, B. Cooper, a.
Charles Payton led the wooding
ton 'ead by dumping in ia points.
C Trice 7. J. Cox 8, T. MCWair a.
The Smith boys and girls will tra
vel to Goldsboro on February 7th.
Hnldsboro will return the game,
Thursday night, February 8th. -
The Smith girls will be out for
their 10th and 11th victories with
out a defeat They now stana in
County Competition 3-0. In au
games played 9-0.
Carlson, Band Director at K & T,
College. j - - , ,
. Another recent project carried on
at Douglass has . been the intra
mural basketball tournament held
during the activity periods in the
interest of the March of -Dimes
Drive. Participants were from grad.
es o through 13. i-t-;
Douglass High
School News
, On Friday February 3, 1058, the
music department of Douglass High
School presented the Glee Club of
the Sampson County Training
School of Clinton .North Carolina,
lira concert. In the school auditor
ium under the supervision of Mr.
Boney and Mrs. XL Washington.
This program was one of a series
of exchange programs that will be
made ' during- the year - with the
schools of Duplin and the adjoining
counties. The type of exchange ac
tivities Include; music band and
choir, dramatics, club programs and
classroom presentations. .
We at Douglass feel that this is an
excellent way to broaden the -ex
perience of our pupils and develop
a keen sense of appreciation for oth-1
er pupils. It gives us an' opportunity
to examine ourselves and strength-'
CAN WE AFFORD IT?
RALEIGH Traffle mishap sat North Carolina hlghwaya In 195S
totaled a ataggermg UH,Mt the Motor Tehlola Department ha
announced. The Immense dollar lea from accident raprasant
funeral expenses, hospital billa, property, damage, law soita, tnsur
ance claims, an4 ether expenaes eennecied with the high cost of
dying. ' - ' -7 T . -
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TANBACK't piwerlpUen fenauUk
8TANBACK UbleU er pawdara work
fast t bring comforting reltaf freaa
tired, sere, aching muaslea, nturalgla
and htadachM due te eelda, ;
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CREECH'S AIIIIUAL
SALE
FEBRUARY
: FURNITURE and RUGS
SOLID MAHOGANY BED ROOM
Double Dresser 145.00
Double Dresser ...139.00
Chest ....: : 79.00
Bed 62.50
Nite Table 32.50
Twin Beds Also Available
NOW 109.50
NOW 97.50
NOW
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49.50
24.50
249.00 Now 1 19.00
Band
LAST NOTICE
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No Prizes Mo Gimmicks
JUST A GIANT WASHER SALE
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YOU PAY 'ONLY
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YOUR FRIGID AIRE DEALER
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Douglass High
Attends Clinic
The Douglass High School Band
ioumeved to FayettevUle, M.
January 16. 1058, to attend the N. C
District Band Clinic Twenty four
members of the advanced and Be
ginners bands made the trip alongj
with Mr. H. E. Shepnera, instruc
tor. They were among 29 other
bands attending the Clinic.
Eieht students of the Douglass
Hi eh School Band played with the
Clinic Band which was made up of
select students from all the hands
of the Eastern District. The stud
ents from Douglass High who per
formed are as folllows:
Charles. George, Stephlna Wells,
Willie Middleton, Lewis Bell, Ger
aldlne Wells, Jean Addison, Bae-
ford Gaskin.
Music for the State Music Fes
tival was Introduced by Mr. W. F.
Baptist Men's Class
Entertain Ladies
Tha Men's Sunday School, class
of the Kenansville Baptist Church,
entertained the ladles of the church
on Tuesday evening at a supper in
the annex of the church.
Delicious chicken pie and coffee
was enjoyed by the guests.
Group singing and talks were en
joyed, by the group.
3 Pc. Modern Bed Room Bookcase Headboard, $229.00 now -$139.00
The Famous King-O-Pedic Mattress and Box Spring
Reg. $119.00 value, for this sale, $79.00 set ' t
Solid Maple Vanity and Bench
Solid Maple Poster Bed
Solid Maple Chest
This is a Discontinued Suite-And A Real Sacrifice
Genuine Mahogany Double
Genuine Mahogany Chest
287.00 Now 219.00
Genuine Mahogany Poster Bed -
3 Fireside Chairs 2 Coral 1 Chartreuse
Slightly Soiled 44.50 - NOW 19.50
CREECH
!S Inc.
Furniture of Distinction
Goldsboro, N .C;
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Legal Notices
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK
. TO CREDITORS
Saving qualified as Administrator
of the estate or a. n. uuuaw, de
ceased, late of Duplin- County.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of the said deceased to ex
hibit them -to the undersigned at
Route' No. 1. Box 177-B, Mount
Olive, North Carolina, on or before
the -0th day of February, 1057, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their-recovery. All persons in
debted to .said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This -the 8th. day of February,
, BENHIE F. UUTUAW, AJJ
' MINISTRATOR OF THE ES
TATE OF B. H. OUTLAW
-MOUNT OLIVE, NORTH
' CAROLINA, BOX 177-B
ROUTS 1
GRADY MERCER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
KENANSVILLE, N. C
8 IS T e. O. M.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
TO CREDITORS ; ,r :
Having qualified as Administrator J
of the estate or Lucy uuuaw, de
ceased, late of Duplin County, North
Carolina,, this is to notify' all per
sons having claims against the es
tate 'of the said deceased to ex
hibit them to the "undersigned at
Mount Olive, Route No. 1, Box 177-B
North Carolina, on or before the
th. day of February. 1957, or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of
their' recovery. All persons Indent'
ed to said estate will pleas maxe
immediate payment -" - .
This the sth day of February, iwe.
BENNDB F. OUTLAW, AD
J MINISTRATOR OF THE ES
TATE OF LUCY OUTLAW
MOUNT OLTVX. N. C.
BOX 177-B '
Route 1 ' i
GRADY MERCER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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