HC. Holds Meet Tuesday
I-enansville hapter 219, Order of
t e Eastern i Star be Id ita regular
i eetlng Tuesday evening at 8 o'-
Worthy Matron, Thelma Murphy
presided over the business session.
Following routine ' business the
meeting adjourned. ;-','-'
Tuesday, July 16. a special meet
Ing will be held for the official visit
of the Worthy Grand Matron and
Worthy Grand Patron. Members are
urged to attend and bring a covered
dish. Supper will be held at 4:30
gun, and the meeting will begin at
.8Q o'clock.' '
T.Ira. Booth Was
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Wiley Booth was hostess to
the Town and Country Club aher
dome last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. X. U Borctte was a visitor
far the games.
' When scores were added, Mrs.
. I. Simpson , was presented the
Ugh scon trophy. Mrs. Boyettc was
aim remembered with a-gift
. puaing progressions, the hostess
served i potato crackers and iced
'drinks.
., following the games, Mrs. Simp
eon and Mrs. Bill Helton were given
a stork shower by members of the
Town and Country Club.
Each honoree was presented with
attractive pink and blue boxes con
taining gifts. '
: - During the social hour, Mrs. Booth
served ice cream sherbet and cook
lea to Mesdames Boyette, Simpson,
Helton, E. C. Tyndall, Doug Shivar,
Bill Spicer, C. C. Hester and J. .1.
Wells.
.- f personals , ' -',
Mrs. Lee McGregor spent the hol
iday week end at Carolina Beach
with her brother and slater In law,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Champion, .....
Miss Sarah Brown spent Saturday
at WrlghtsvllW Beach with bee sis
ter and brother in law,' Mr; and Mrs.
Richard Snavely. if
Mr. and Mrs. J.. B. Grady and
Margaret spent the holidays at Top.
aail Beach.' v;;-:.' ' r -'
Miss Rebecca Gardy and Miss
Betty Ingram ' spent .'Wednesday
night and Thursday at the Grady
cottage at Topsail Beach,'
Mrs. Hubert Pate, Carol and Jer
ry visited Mrs. Pate's mother, Mrs.
Minnie Morton in Jacksonville sev
eral days last week. ;
'Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Grady and family Tuesday were
Mrs. C. G. Brown of Norfolk, Va.;
Mrs. F. B. John of Ryans, Pa., Mes
dames R. J. Andrews and G. P. Prid
gen of Warsaw.
Mrs. I. N. Bowden and Mrs. Hu
bert Pate shoppaj in. .Goldsboro
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. M. Ingram of K. C. Col
lege, Greenville spent the week
end at her home here.
Misses Betty Ingram, Rebecca Gra
dy and Linda Sitterson, Mr. Jimmy'
Riley and Mr. James ' Kennedy
were Atlantic Beach-visitors Sat
urday. They were accompanied by
Mrs. W. M. Ingram who visited her
brother at Harlow. '"
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Simpson and
Burt and Mr. and Mrs. ' Doug Shi
var spent the week end at Topsail
Qulbv's Bridge
Hews
, BT MBS, t. H. PARKER
The A.U.W. held its regular meet
ing with Mrs. M. W, Simmons at
her home in Goldsboro ' Saturday,
July 6th at 3 o'clock p.m. with Mrs.
Leroy Simmons co-hostess. The
president, Mrs. Faison Smith pre
sided. There was an impressive
worship service with a business per
iod and Interesting program. A
splendid attendance of -members en
joyed the meeting; Refreshments
were served during the social hour.
Mrs. Glennle Outlaw of Ashland,
Va was welcomed as a visiting
member.
Mrs. Leslie Horton was a delight
ful hostess to the local bridge play
ers at her home Saturday night
Miss Maggie Stroud of Raleigh
visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stroud
during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Outlaw were
visitors in New Bern on the 4th ol
July. i
-y i"
A. . ..; i t w. ho....uys with
her parents. Llr. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith. ,. .
Miss Annette Holmes of Bowden
visited Miss Edwina Smith Sunday
- Dennis Nichols of Sims and East
Carolina College apent Saturday
night ' and Sunday with " Amos J.
Outlaw and other relatives. '
! Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin of
Franklin ton spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Simmons. ! '
Mrs. Glennie Outlaw of AshlanJ,
Va':, a former resident is visiting
here this week. '? . f
1 lr MRS. CARL IVEY
Leslie Eatmon of Chapel Hill) and
Frank Eatmon of PikeviUe visited
their brother and .. sister in . law,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Wyatt Eatmon, last
Sunday. - - J
Mr. and Mrs.. J. L. Summerlln of
Rose Wood. Mrs, G. L. Summerlln,
Mr. and Mrs.,H, C. Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Grady, and sons, James,
Miss Mable Lois Cannon has ao nhja. "Dwigl'V Jerry and Steve,
Serve Iced Coffee
WITH AAPS .
Instant Coffee
k
47c $1.19
t ea. Jar
, Jar
XEW 'Saper-Richf
BEEF 3
ROAST BEEF
12 M.
Cans
$1
JUkP MILD WEDGES OF
f b. Pkg.
CHEDDAR CHEESE .J3c
SPANISH BARS
JANE PARKER
FRESHLY BAKED
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williamson and
daughters and Mr. Charlie William
son visited Airman and Mrs. Oliv-
er Smith at Savannah, Ga., during
the holiday week end.
Mrs. Hortense Hasty spent last
week at Topsail Beach as the guest
of Mrs. E. A. Newton and Gad.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kretsch and
Cynthia spent the week end with
friends in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kretsch and
Cynthia, Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Wilker
son and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Simpson
and Burt spent the 4th of July with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter, who
were vacationing at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Bell, Carol
and Kay and Mr., and Mrs. A. J.
Patterson, Yvonne and Andrea spent
the holidays at Carolina Beach.
Mesdames Margaret Tucker and
Nora Shaffer spent the week and
with relatives In Burgaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Oakley add
Rebecca, were visitors in Greenville
during the week end.
Mr and Mrs. I. N. Bowden and
Nicky spent Sunday with relatives
in Burgaw.
Mm Leo Jackson and Mrs. Cla
rence Murphy made a business trip
to Kington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy and
daughters, visited White Lake Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Murpny visiiea
Miss Minnie Boone in Wallace Tues
day.
Mrs. A. A. Marsh of rayeuevui.j
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wit.
liamson and daughters and Mr.
S. Williamson on a visit to Mrs
Oliver Smith's in Savannah, Ga.
M-Set. E. F. Turner of Albany,
Ga., spent last wee ena wiw
friends in Kenansville.
Mrs. W. C. Caulder of St. Paul
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. C. S. Williamson.
cepted work as a Laboratory Tech-
nician in a Fayetteville Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker and
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker attend'
ed ;a family 'dinner near Dudley
honoring Nerins Parker of Cristo
bal, Panama Saturday night
' Mr. and Mr. Jim' Lewis of Kin
ston were visitors, at the Sunday
morning church service. ,
Gerald Simmons of (he R.O.T.C.
Camp at Ft. Bragg spent the week
end with the home folks.
Mrs. 'Pat' Sutton Robinson and
Rosa Sutton of Goldsboro visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. JJoyd Sutton and
daughters, '. Jacqueline of Garris
Chapel were' among visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker Sun
day afternoon, -
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey C. Swaney
and children of Michigan left Sun
day for their' home after an ex
tended visit in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Parker and other relatives.
AUW Entertained By
Mrs. Simmons'
In Goldsboro
On Saturday afternoon, July 6th,
Mrs. M. W. Simmons of Goldsboro,
entertained the A.U.W. of the Out
law's Bridge Universalist Churah in
her home.
In the absence of the chaplain,
Mrs. Simmons gave the devotional
This was followed with a very in
teresting program.
After the business session Mrs.
i Simmons assisted by her daughter
in law, Mrs. LeRoy Simmons and
her little grand daughter, Lisa Kay
Simmons served to the fifteen mem
bers and one visitor a very dell
clous fruit punch and open faced
sandwiches. Every one had a very
delightful time.
At the close of the meeting, Mrs.
Simmons presented to the young
est member of the minister's family
a new baby girl, a beautiful gold
ring for her finger.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Grady and chU-
dren, Unwood and Gail, Mrs. Ralph
Brltt, Mr. and Mrs. , T. A Jernigan,
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and v Mrs." ' Thurraan .,, Jernigan 'of
Jacksonville. .'
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie HiU. of Ben
nett's Bridge visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Price Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parrish and
children Sherry Lynn -and Norman
Gregory of Castalia, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L McPherso and children, Ce-
clie, W, I, Sandra, Charles and
Don of -Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Sutton of MountOlive visited in the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Out
law last Sunday. ,r
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Aman, Sri,
were dinner , guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs.i Wayne Faulk of Bear
Mars&lN?.;i.,.
, Mr, nd Mrs. Joseph E.' Garner
and sons, J. E. and Tonie of High
lands visited Mr, and Mrs, A. E.
Garner Saturday. s ' -, - , u' '..
Donald Price of Miami,. Florida,
and 'Miss Lillie Rose Edwards of
Goldsboro visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell Saturday,
Kathy Ivey wisited her grand
mother, Mrs. Holmes Rouse of Rose
Hill last week',v:i-v.v;''v
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones and
son of Norfolk,, Va., visited Mr.
Jones' mother, Mrs. Hade Jones dur
ing the, week n4jS,vv:;i-5i(-.vi
, . Mrs,; Annie ..Ingram of Kenans
ville is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Tor
rest Dail. , ,-4r'rf y;':-V;r-;; .
Mr. and Mrs. Andy W, Jvey and
children, Ann, Billie Joe, and Edna
Gray visited Mrs. Mattie Ivey tH
Fayetteville1 Saturday. y 'M f 'L'
Mr, and Mrs, . Vernon. Batchelor
and daughter, Jean of Goldsboro,
Mr. and Mr ; James E-'Westbrook
and'daughtBf, Linda Rae of Albert
son visited, Mr. and Mrs- John I.
Aman Br ; Sunday.. Mrs.?; Vernon
Batchelor and Jean, remained f ot
a longer visit -' .'.':, '''.V-:
, Mrs. Ella Outlaw attended a birth
day dinner Sunday in honor-of
Maud Smith of Magnolia; w ;5, v ,u
, Mrs. : Martha Outlaw, Mrs,;Thur
man Davis and son, Jack of Mount
OUve , Were dinner . guests .Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Goodmanisln
the afternoon they visited. Mr. and
Mrs, Herman Outlaw and son, Bill,
of Kenansville. V; 'tsTf 'rX 4"Zt.
- Leland Garner of Newport News,
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Condensed
Statement
AS OF CLOSE OF BUSINESS;
JUNE 29, 1957
RESOURCES
Cash in Vaults and Due from Banks $ 41,841,045.19
U. S. Government Securities $43,901,725.43
Obligations of Federal Agencies and
Other Marketable Securities 31,94448.46
State Bonds 8,499,478.38
Municipal Bonds 16,485,533.18
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BT HBS. OARSIE SCOTT
CLtJB MEETINGS' '
Wednesday evening, July 3, Mrs.
Oarrie Scott was hostess to the
Scott , Store Home Demonstration
Club at her home. , y 's . .
After the devotion was given the
meeting was open for "business. Dur
ing the business session 'there was
an election of officers for the com
ing year.. : s '
Mrs. Jonas Dail was re-elected by
vote for president, Mrs. O. W. Scott,
vice president and Mrs. Eugent
Outlaw secretary and treasurer.
Mrs, Dail asked to be relieved of
the presidents place and by agree
ment, Mrs. Scott andMrs Dail ex
changed position as officers.
Recreation for August was dis
cussed and it was decided to have
a picnic -supper August 17 at 6:30
at Pleasant Grove Community
building.
Following project leaders reports
Mrs,, Cecil Kornegay gave the de
monstration on 'Does Home Sewing
Save Vou MoneyT
Mrs.. Kornegay showed dresses
fitted to different types, of people
and urged that more sewing be
done at home. She stated that one
can save money by making drap
eries, curtains, soa covers, dresses
llllllilliiGfi
and Dianne of Goldsboro visited
the ' Bennis Outlaws Sunday eve
ning. They were accompanied by
little Miss Joanne Kornegay of Wil
mington. ,
Mrs. Bobby Brookshire and child'
ren ot Springfield, ELL, visited with
the Luby Price family Wednesday
of last week.
Ben Sutton and daughters, Annie
and various other articles in the Pearl, Clarissa, Virginia and Miss
Mary Lou 'Jones spent Friday at
Surf City and visited the Clifton
Parker family while there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sutton spent
last week in Baltimore, Md., with
Mrs. Sutton's brother, Patu Hous
toii. .'i;-,,jY.i i
Chief Petty Officer Bill Hargraves
Mrs. Hargraves and sons of Mt
OUve Visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Da
vis Sunday; In the afternoon they
all went to LaGrange for a visit
with Mrs. Ida-Price and John Sing
leton. ., , :rrii
Mr .and Mrs. Jonas Dail, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Sutton attended the Union
meeting of the F.W.B. Churches at
the assembly ground near Pink Hill
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Currie Dail of Waf-
mv .n.n( a uhil. with Mf and
Mrs. Jonnny singleton spent last Mr. Jonag DaU Sunday evening.
week in riorwa visitmg ner Drotn- . jjj Kelly of Raleigh,
er, Rodney Winders. IdaWhtM at Mr and Mrs! Emmett
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Kornegay Ur.,,. . t n,miin Gn-
erat Hospital, Kenansville several
home. V- CSX: -'yy":'t
, At the close of the meeting Mrs.
D. W. Scott was in charge of the
flower show. ;,;
Those winning prizes for flower
arrangements were Mrs. Jenaa Dail
first prix ewith a church arrange
ment of white gladlolaa and White
zinnia; Mrs. Irvin Kornegay, second
a small vase of yellow daisies and
MrS. Zollie Kornegay, third, an at
tractive vase of gladiolus.
Judges were Mrs. O,. W. Scott,
Mrs. John Hill, and Mrs. Ethel Kor
negay. - Each winner received a
flower container as prize, v"
.The "hostess served chicken salad
on lettuce with crackers, cookies
and punch to seventeen members.
PERSONALS I
Woodland N
ews
v
FAMILY DINNER
z Mr. and Mrs. Manly Kornegay
were host to the family of Mrs. Kor.
negay's mother, Mrs. Mattie West
brook at their home Sunday follow
ing church services at the Wood
land Methodist Church. The occas
ion, was Mrs. Westbrook's birthday.
All of her children and most of the
grand children were present They
included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis West
brook and son, Ray, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Westbrook and son, An
thony, Miss Viola Westbrook, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Westbrook and child
ren, George and Joan, Mr. and Mrs.
Stokes Westbrook of Kenansville,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kornegay of
Xinston and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Quinn of Warsaw. The new pastor,
Mr. L. R. Harrell with Mrs. Harrell
and children were also present.
Lunch was spread on the table on
the lawn at the lunch hour and a
fellowship hour followed of which
all enjoyed very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herring and
son Clifton wer Eutsts of Mr. and
Nars Earl King in Mt. Olive Monday
night. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Walker
of the hospital personnel of Cas
well Training School in Kinston vis
ited relatives here recently.-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace and
children, Tommie, June and Tim
othy spent Monday in Burlington
with Mrs. Wallace's grandmother.
Mrs. Anna Best of Clinton spent
the week end with Mrs, Mattie
Westbrook and family. . ? i
Mr. Thomas Murphy of Norfolk,
Va., spent Friday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Murphy.
' -Miss Mary Gold Wallace and Miss
Linda Holt of Albertson visited with
Patsy Quinn and Nancy -Lillian
Grady for a short while' Menday
after noon. -j .. -
-Miss Jean Walker who is attend-
ing summer school at Pineland Col
lege spent the week end at her
home.
Mrs. Neal Baker and grand daugh
ter, Barbara Baker of Fayetteville
spent last week with Mrs. Baker's
daughter, Mrs. Mahlon Wallace.
They, with Mrs. Garland Wallace,
spent Wednesday at Atlantic Beach
at Morehead.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanderson of
Cabin visited relatives here Sat
urday. Mrs. Croady Btentoa and Mrs.
Winnie Herring and daughter Bet
ty Kay, spent the week end at Top
sail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herring of
near Kenansville were supper
guests of Mr. Herring's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jjred Herring Satur
day night.
Sgt. aad Mrs. Lloyd Staley and
children of Jacksonville spent sev
eral days last week with Mrs. Sta
ley 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Bail. They left Tuesday for Fred
ericksburg, Va. where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Marlon Murphy and daugh
ters Lynn and mother, Mrs. Glen
nie Rouse visited Mrs.' Walter Mil
ler at Hallsville Wednesday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moseley of Kin-
SHOES! YES SHOES !
SHOES! .
SHOES!
Our Big
SHOE
SALE
f - NOW IN PROGRESS
y Men's Women's and Children's . ,(
i Spring an3 Summer Shoes' "
Bny one pair at regular price and get another
pair of equal value for just ,
. o::zceiit -Sfariy
5.f::3 Co.
i
ston visited Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Wallace add Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Tyndall Sunday afternoon. . ;
, - Mr. and Mrs. Eugene CroWell and
children have returned to their
home at Claymont ,DeL, following a
vacation in the home of Mrs. Crow
ell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. K J.
Smith. .I-V-
. Mr. and Mrs. Morriss Holmes and
children of Kinston ' visited Mr.
Holmes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Park
Holmes, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gra
dy at Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. Lila Humphrey spent a few
days last week with her daughter
and eon in law, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tripp of Norfolk, Va., at their camp
at Core Point.
Miss Shirley Herring returned to
her studies at Appalachian Train
ing School at Boone, Tuesday fol
lowing a visit to her home hare due
to the death of her mother.
Mr. Allen Dunn of Pine Bush,
New Tork, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kadar Dunn last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Millard of
Elizabeth City were recent visitors
of Mrs. Millard's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wallace and
children spent Sunday at Folkstone
with Mrs. Wallace's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. King,
Mr. end Mrs. H, M, Wells and
daughter. Connie Jo are vacationing
with their son in California.
Little Miss Ella Mae King ef
Folkstone spent last week with her
iunt, Mrs. Leland Wallace.
Mr. Henry Tyadall is aonf ined to
his home due to illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winters si we
Snow HiU Church Community visit
ed with Mr; and Mrs. J. D. Galnus
Kundav afternoon.
: Mr. and Mrs, Koy Asian oi n-in-i
ston arid Mr. and Mrs. Jonn a. a-
maa. Sr., of Goldsboro were necent
guests in the heme of Mr and Mrs.
James E. Westbrook.
Me Paul Williams who has aen a
patient in the Duplin General Hos
pital has returned to his home, .,
Albertson Hews
MRS. REMUS CREEL
Mrs. Harrle Stroud Scaompanied
by Mrs, Remus Creel took Masters
Dermis, Wayland, Robert Owen and
Clen Stroud, also eoayton saaxweei
to Gold Park swimming Sisjdrfy p.
Thnmm vUktinc - In' the Remus
Creel heme during the week end
were Misses Judith, ' Carolyn and
Sulina Herring, also Miss Francis
Carol Jarmaa of Richlands, also Mr.
sad Mrs. C, J. Herring, Mr. and Mrs.
N. B. Whaley and family of Rich-
lands. ,!', fCf,'X:l.-
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. waller ano
daughter' Naomi of Jacicsonvuie
were reoent visitors ,wlth the Re
mus Creel family. ' ',$!
Miss Phillis Holt is home again
after a two week visit witn ner
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A,
MassenglU of Four Oaks.
Mrs. Cordelia Stroud became Mrs.
Dallas Mercer last Thursday. They
dan last week. Her condition is
much improved and she has return
ed to her position in Raleigh.
Those visiting Mrs. Armanda Sutton-Tuesday
of last week were Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Russell and child
ren, Louisiana, Frank, West, Virgin
ia and Mr. and Mrs, Albert Winders
Clinton, N. C.
, Mfas Marcia Scott, Kenansville,
spent Friday night here with her
mother, Mrs. Oarrie Scott
'.' vs.: V .
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Carter visited
Charlie Brown at Duplin General
Hospital Saturday. Mr. Brown is an
uncle of Mrs. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Outlaw and
daughter, Susie, attended vocal un
ion and dedication services at the
assembly building near Pink Hill
Sunday.
1 Ernest Kornegay spent the; week
end at Wilmington with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kornegay.
Mrs. Blanche Howard, Kenans
ville and Miss Lucille Howard, Fay
etteville; visited friends here Fri
day. 1
Visiters in the Edd Kornegay
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hollowell, Mt. Olive and Mr.
and Mrs. Currie Smith and children
of Smith Chapel. . i
Miss Scarlett Hill, student at
Wingate College was home for the
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Buck Hill.
pel met with Mrs. James Parker
Monday night with a good attend
ance of members and visitors. The
lesson was on The Peninsula of Ma
laya'. Mrs. M. B. Holt, presided, dur
ing the social hour, delicious re
freshments were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Swaney and
boys of Royal Oak Michigan return
ed home Sunday after visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Parker and fam
ily. Miss Mayble Cannon left Sunday
to begin work at Cape Fear -Hospital
in Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holland of
Greenville, Penn., visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mas. Bursell Holland
the week of the 4th of July.
Several from this .section attend
ed the Stroud Reunion at Topsail
Beach, Sunday. . :.,
Rosa Robert and Barbara Gene
Rouse of Oddfellow Home in Golds-
bore have been spending the last
t,we weeks with their .nacle Clay
ton Rbyse and relatives here. They
will return home Sunday. -J. ;'
t.u 1.U...U ' -
lowing a two weci v.. v
Uvea.
. Mf.' and Mrs. Perry Grady and ,
children Llnwood and Gail, Mrs.,
Ralph Britt, Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Jernigan spent ; Saturday at Surf
City.".- v ' " ' 1 '
i' Barbara Jewel Summerlln of War
saw visited her grandmother, Mrs.
O- L, Summerlln test week. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alphin, Sr ;
visited Mrs. Rose Alphin of Mount -1 ,'"
Olive Sunday. . ' . .
Mrs Harry James wiuiams ana .
sons of Siler City visited Mrs.' ,
Hade Jones last week, Mr. Williams , '
visited them Wednesday and they . ;
accompanied him to their home. .
Mr. and jars. William T. Rhodes ,
and children, Gary and Brenda of v
Raleigh spent the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs.' Cyrus Rhodes, Mr. and -
Mrs. E. E. Kelly. '-' ' . J
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey and daugb-
ter, Lorraln: evisited relatives -of ,
Falson Sunday, i1 " " ' . - i'
Mrs. Norman Outlaw, Mrs. Helen . j.
Sarvis and daughter spent Sunday, 1 -at
-White-' lkeV: ' ' "
Mr. arid Mrs. J. r. GTeene ; .
children of Greensboro visited Mr.i i t
and Mrs. Foy Goodman daring ithr 1
week end. Mrs; Green and children ,
remained for a longer visit, " t"
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jernigsn vis. t
ited Mrs. R. Ul Sykes and Mrs
Josephine Powell ot Kenansville the ,
Fourth; 'u M . m 'f.v.
i Mr. and Mrs.1 Speed Pendry and , ,
children Mike, i Joe, Steve, Nina
Gail, and Mary Beth returned to ,
their home in Mathaney, West Va.' j
last Wednesday after spending sev- 5 ,
era! days with relatives in thU com. ' ,
munlty. ' r ;
Vin Nors Outlaw and Mrs. Wil
11am Earl TyndaU Of Scott's Store '
visited in ' the home of . Mr. and .
Mrs. Wade Price last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lola Bordeau, Mr. and Mrs. .
Edgar Bordeau of Mount Olive, and
Mrs. Eunice Laws ot Grantham vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Price last
Sunday.
. The Rev, and Mrs. Marvin Whit
field and son, Stevle returned to
their home in Greenville, S. C. last
Wednesday after spending several
days with relatives in this area. v
Mr. and Mrs. C C. Ivey Jr., and
children, Kathy, Cnarles and Rouse
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen- Fritz ot Goldsboro.
Mrs. Ella Outlaw visited her cou
sin. Mrs. Ssdle Heath., in Duplin
General Hospital, Kenansville Sun
day. . v
Mr.- and Mrs. John L Aman, Jr., -and
children Belinda, David, and v
vrau- -; .. -t. "... .
guests last Wednesday of Mr. and ,
Mrs. John I. Aman, Sr.
Mrs. Leslie Bell and children,
Judy and Janice visited Mrs. Johnny
Price of Seven Springs Sunday.
Bobby Quinn ot Jacksonville
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Quinn. ;
, Janice Bell visited Jean Batchelor .
of Goldsboro last week.
Wheat lnr 1958 will be supported,
at Sl.99 per busheL; ,p . . ,r .
Efficient planning is the key to
successful farming.
Mnintnln egg production by keep- w
ing hens cool during hot summer
weather.
aS! C!nn HcCail
Zemo -liquid or ointment a doc
tor'l antiseptic, promptly relieves ;
itching, stops scratching and so
helps heal and clear surface akin
rashes. Buy Extra
Strength Zemo forTPfflO
stubborn casealsTJVAllV. ;
WATER
FOR THE HOME
4 in. Wells Drilled
FOR TERMS 'yjfg
A. FITCH QUINN,
WRITE OR SEE
POTTERS HBUL
Rente 1, Pink HiU, N. C.
NO WATER
NO PAY
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