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ELERY P. GUTHRIE, Socief Editor - Phone 2122
Services Held
For The Aged
On January 8tb,,.lfra! - Eugene
Jounson, Teacher. - - Judy Ro'ims.
Muier, Ralph Miller, Inland Grady,
Mr. and Mrs. Ash MiUer, Mr. and
Mrs. Jamea Mtller, Carol Miller,
Mrs. Norwood Miller.
Fruits, candy, liome made cake,
was brought by the guest and serv
ed, .v;"" .
February 7th, Mrs. William West.
iU...k I J . 1 -M .1 1 .1
nls.irt . nr.....J i-j " """" F'oaiurai o me name uem-
i wuwu ouu. onatration club, with her club mem.
On January 15th, ' Mrs. Glenn
Brown, teacher, Mrs. Katie Her
fting, Carrie Peele, Mrs. Boone, as.
sisma with the singing ot hymns.
On Monday night, 18th January,
Miss Inez Taylor of Free Will Bap
tist led prayer service, assisted by.
group of members of her church..
On January 29thi Mrs. G. S. Best,
teacher anrt her "d'-'tclass, con
ducted Sunday school. I
Sunday nighf, January 29, Song
and Prayer ; service, conducted by
members of the Presbyterian church
of BeulavlUe, with the following1 Circle No .1 met with" Mrs. J. U
in attendance: Mrs. Herman Mil-, Wallace on Monday afternoon with
ler, airs. w. u MiUer, Mrs; W. J. ' seven -members present.
Miller, Mrs. Gordon Miller, L. C.I Mrs. J. A. Gavin gave the Bible
bers cany and brought gifts for
each' member of the home.
The above mentioned were made
glad by bringing sunshine, message
and song to the -inmates of Mrs.
Whaley's Boarding home.. "The 12
men and women were most' grate
ful for their visit and thoughtful
ness." Miss Delia repeats, any one
is welcome any time.
Hostess To Circle
Study takea from Genesis.
Following - a- general discussion,
the hostess served chocolate cake
topped with whipped cream and cof
fee. "-'v
IF YOU HAVE PULPVOOD
To Sell
SEE JOHN BRADSHAW
AT
JOHII BRADSHAW GROCERY
Phone 434 Warsaw
Mrs. Southerlahd
Was Hostess To
The Vomans Club
. Mrs. Lawrence Southerland was
hostess to the Woman's Club at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Early Spring flowers and foilage
was used . effectively in the liv
ing room.
The President, Mrs. Southerland,
presided over the business session.
After usual business session, Mrs.
John A.. Gavin, program chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Nickens, gave an
interesting program on the Presi
dents, Lincoln and Washington,
whose birthdays come this month.
Joyce Whaley of the Girl Scout
troop read the Gettysburg address
in. conclusion. Mrs. A. T. Outlaw
assisted the hostess in serving le
mon cheese cake and hot punch to
the 'eleven members and three vis
itors.
amoutf American ef)tps
The UNITED STATES, world's most famous ship and flagship of
America's great new merchant marine. This renowned vessel,
fastest and most modern liner afloat, has helped restore America's
maritime, prestige.
Without modern liners, our trade
would suffer and our national
defense , would be jeopardized,
according to the American Mer
chant ' Marine Institute. New
high speed oil tankers, fast car
go liners, coastal colliers are all
equally important to our peace
time economy and our wartime
security. "
Circle 1 Meets
Grove Church
Circle No. .11 met on Monday
evening at Grove Presbyterian
Church at 7:30.
Mrs. J. J. Wells, chairman, presided.
Mrs. J. B. Wallace led a discus
sion on Rebecca and her husband,
dall, Mrs. Jim Wilkerson, Miss
Mary Lee Sykes, Mrs. Jean Fra
zelle, Mrs. George Penney, Mrs.
Joe Wallace and Mrs. Robert Wil
lis. When scores were compiled, Mrs.
Stokes was given Rubenstein's
Foam bath for club high and Mrs.
E. C. Tyndall" costume bracelet for
visitors high.
Shop
& Save
AT
III FAISOH
Here Are A Few Week End Specials
' - FOR FEB. 17 & 18 .
In Our Meat. Market Department
Smoked Sausage 5 lbs, for .99c
Fresh Lean Back Bone, per lb 29c
Small Lean Fresh Hams, per lb. 39c
Smoked Picnic Hams, per lb. .. 29c
Rib Stew Beef, per lb 15c
Lean Bonless Stew Beef, per lb. ..... ...39c
Thick Fat Back, per lb. WM
Fryers, per lb. ... 36c
i-uuiic jicoa, pci iu. ..... jit
Fresh Vegetables Daily
CABBAGE, per lb. .... 3c
GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for 25c
POTATOES, 50 lbs. ..99c
10 lbs 29c
SUGAR, 5 lbs. :..;:.l.J..w ...1 .49c
XORN MEAL, 10 lbs. i..C.....C., , 45c
25 LBS. WHITE HOUSE FLOUR $1.49
PEACHES, no. 2 1-2 can't each : 29c ;
"LARGE BOXES FAB,' each .......... .,.......... ....... .................".25e
ZESTA CRACKERS, 1 IK Boxes 25c
CoiifOf Frozen Feed
; " And Dbiclic Feeds
Mrl& Mrs. Murphy
Dinner Hosts
Mr; and Mrs. Clarence Murphy
were hosts to a Sunday night sup
per party at their home. Early
spring .flowers were used through
out the entire house.
The following guest enjoyed the
Murphy's hospitality, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Boone of Norfolk, Va.. Mr.
and Mrs, Clarence Boone of Clin
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murphy,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells Murphy
and daughters,. Mr. and Mrs. James
Murphy, and son of Kenansville.
Mrs. Guthrie Was
Bridge'Hostess i
Mrs. C B. Guthrie was hostess !o
her bridge club on Thursday eve
ning at her home on Warsaw road.
Yellow mums,- pink gladioli and
golden bell was used in the living
and dining rooms: Mrs. E. C. Tyn
dall, Mrs. Jim Wilkerson anl Miss
Mary Lee Sykes visitors. Fol
lowing several progressions, Mrs.
J. O. Stokes assisted the hostess in
serving pear salad, cheese wafers. I
heart shaped sandwiches, cookies
and iced drinks to Mrs. E. C. Tyn- la-mode and coffee.
Ella Cooper Circle
Holds Meet
Mrs. G. R. Dail was co-hostess
with Mrs. I. R. Caison at the home
of Mrs. Caison on Monday evening
to the members of the Ella Cooper
Circle and invited guests:
Mrs. Lloyd Ferrell president, op
ened the meeting with prayer, later
introiuced Mrs. Paul Stevens, pro
gram chairman who gave the de
votional. Mrs. George Fenney, Mrs.
Willard Brinson and Mrs. Amos
Brinson assisted the leader in giv
ing an interesting program on mis
sion work with the Indians ana on
the foreign fields.
During the business meeting va
rious reports were given and com
mittees appointed to take care of
the business at hand. The meeting
adjourned by repeating the Lord's
Plover in Unison.
The hostess served cherry- pie a-
i TIPS TO ALL HUSBANDS 1
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Have your wife shop our new grocery and
market before she buys anywhere else! We
have just opened for business and carry a
complete line of fresh and frozen foods,
only the best native and western meats,
stock of canned items. You'll be dollars H
ahead when the Mrs. shops here for the
family's food needs.
Experienced and capable' help, attractive
arrangements, convenient displays wil
all make your shopping here a pleasure.
Shop in today. Your food budget will be m
trio A Tfu . . Ls
QUALITY and PRICE GUARANTEED
RIGHT AT ALL TIMES
MT.-OLTVE, N. C.
Darhet
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..", PCTK'8 CtT-RATB MARKET
Owned and Operated by Lester Jernigan
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilkerson spent
the week end in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sykes and
son of Winston Salem ' spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Sykes and Mary Lee.
Mrs. wunur Aoams ana aaugmer,
Nancy were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guthrie, Jr.
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Daughtry in Clinton.
Mr. Guy Gooding. Jr.. nd Mr.
Steve Gooding of State College Ra
leigh were with their respective
milv for the week end.
Miss Jean Tyndall of Raleigh was
week end guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mr. E. C. Trndall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Penney and
daughters of Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Penney and daughter, Johnnye
Carr, Ana Price and Margaret He-
yer of Rose Hill were sunaay guests
of the, C. B. Guthries.
Mr. David 'Resale Smith, a pa
tientt In Memorial General Hos
pital Kinston. has returned home.
Cant and Mrs. Jean Weeks and
son of Augusta, Ga., are guests of
Mrs. Weeks parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. E. Littleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blanton of
Rose Hill visited their mother, Mrs.
Cora Brinson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tucker of
feachey were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brinson.
Mrs. Levle Alderman of Rose Hill
was guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Dobson Saturday.
Mrs. Wade Cooper and son have
returned from Raleigh and are with
Mrs. Coopers parents, Mr. and Mrs
I. C Burch.
Jimmy Bowden of East Carolina
College, Greenville was home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. bow.
den, he received the God and
Country Scout Award at the special
services in the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Parker of BeulavlUe
and Mrs. Qulnn of Raleigh were
in Kenansville Wednesday on business.
Milton Whaley of the U. S. Air
Force, in Tampa, Fla., visited
friends in Kenansville last week.
Mrs. Daisy Smith and Mrs. N. B.
Boney attended the U.D.C. meeting
in Warsaw last Wednesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. S. E. Hin
es and Mrs. Walter Bridgers.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker, Mrs.
George Brown and sons spent the
week end in Norfolk, as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith.
Mrs. Margaret Tucker and Mrs.
Lucille Bowden shopped in Golds-
boro, Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Willis, Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Kretsch. Mrs. I. O. Wilker
son, visited Mrs. Paul Hunter, who
is a patient at Lenoir General hos
pital, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. R. Grady and Margaret
made a business trip to Chapel Hill
Friday.
Miss Rebecca Grady spent the
week end with Miss Lynn Veach in
Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson
and Andrea spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ingram
in Raleigh.
Mrs. Alvln Powell and children
of Magnolia were Monday guests of
Mrs. Willard Brinson.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Williamson
spent Saturday in Jacksonville with
their daughter, Cpl. and Mrs. E. E.
Sparks. '
Mrs. H. M. West, Sr., and Mrs.
H. M. West Jr., spent Monday in
Wilmington. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy ot Green
ville have moved into the Booth
home vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brinson and
daughter Visited in Beulaville Sun
day.
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COLD disMmferto yield auieklr to
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STAN BACK tablet er pawsers werk
fart to bring eomforting rtliaf 'rem
tirtd, sera, aehing muscJM, Muratfia
and haadachM due to eelasi jggj
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Pure Lard, stand $4.62
Vi size stand $2.67
Corn Meal 10 lbs ..45c
Tomatoes, can JOc
TEA, lb. pkg :,.45c
V4 lb. pkg :..23c
MACKEREL, Eatwell brand, can 17c
Oleomargarine, lb 18c
Irish Potatoes, 10 lb. bag 29c
50lb.bag....$1.05
Breakfast Bacon, Porters, lb 29c
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE lb 19c
LIVER PUDDING, lb 19c
RIB STEW BEEF, lb J5c
Good Tender Steak, lb. ..39c to 49c
IODIZED SALT, 3 pks 25c
JELLO, all flavors, 2 pks 2c
CLOROX, gal. jug 49c
Thompson & Francis
Super Market
IN MT. OLIVE
We Have A Good Stock Of
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