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:m;lfc fend Mm. Charles Guthrie.
. il iS ?B Guthrie, Sr, attended the wed
i i .ding ot Mr .Guthrie's nejce Miss
"') .Jtyelyri Penny , and Mr.'Malcom
'if Rhodes in Beulaville, Thursday.
Charles Guthrie,; Jr.,' was week
' v iTjiend Quests of ' his parents Mr.
iWMd- Mrs. C. a' Guthrie,1 enroute
JpSo 'Washington, 'D C. where he
associated, with U, S. Sol
V 1 fdiers' HosiJital as laboratory Te
; ; " ehnician. Mrs. Guthrie and Ben-
j;jl "will be guests of her parents
' In Clinton for a while. .
v Mr. and Mrs.' Clarke of Wel-
' don. are guests of Mr and Mrs,
'. .Bufus. lks. '
. .' Mr. and Mrs .Tnhn TXi 11 ar anA
1 ,'ifaUrf Charlotte spent the hoi-1 Mrsv W. F Williamson and dau
; ;,;s'idays with Mrs R. L. Sykes andlghters of Burlington were the
yy Miss Mary Lee Sykes.-y r weekend guest of Mr and Mrs.
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Yardley Sets For Men & Women
Old Spice Sets
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Toys For The Children
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Phone OL 8-2165
ON THE CORNER
r Mrs. Lawrence Ryder and dhi-
ldren of Princeton spent the holr
idays with Mrs. Eloise Ryder and
Mr. McCoy Kennedy.
Mrs. L. Southerland visited re- I
latives Jn ' Fayetteville during
the holidays '
" "Missis Lila Shaffer, Dellora
and. Sherral Rouse and John
Wright Blake of Burgaw spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. No
ra 'Shaffer. L
Mr. and Mrs. I N Bowden and
Nicky visited' relatives in Bur
gaw Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. - Margaret Tucker and
Mrs. Nora Shaffer spent the
weekend in Burgaw.
Mr. Lambert of Atlanta, Ga.
and Ray McMillan of St Paul
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wil-
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Charlie Williams.on also Mr.
and Mrs. John W.; Williamson
and daughters of Yadkinville.
Misses Sandra and Deborah
Quinn were" the week end guest
of Mr. Charles' Smith.
Mrs. J. O. Stokes and daugh
ter, Miss Dianne Stokes shopped
in Goldsboro Saturday
Mr, Earl Pilgrim of Green
ville was guest of Miss Doris
Caison and Mr. and Mrs. L R.
Caison over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Hatcher and
son spent . the holidays with re
latives in New Port News, Va
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caison and
family of Currie were Sunday
guest of the I. R. Caison's
Mr, and Mrs A. J Crumbly
and daughter, Miss Lucy Crumb
ly of Atlanta, Ga, and Mrs. Mel
vin Smith of Conyers, Ga. were
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J O Sto
kes and Dianne for Thanksgiv
ing. Mrs. Vance Gavin and Mrs. J.
B. Wallace shopped in Wilming
ton on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jimmy Johnson
have moved to Hickory
Mr. Sonny Albritton of Kins
ton was guest of Mrs. Davis Far
rior recently. '
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brinson
and Mrs. Ellis Vestal visited in
Warsaw and Beulaville on Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Boney,
Jr. and family of Greensboro
were holiday guest of their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Boney.
Miss Ellen Shine of Rocky Mt.
spent the Thanksgiving Holidays
with Miss Margaret Williams. On
Saturday Miss Shine, Miss Wil
liams, Mrs. Wilbur Adams and
Miss Nancy Adams shopped in
Raleigh.
Mrs. Wilbur Adams and dau
Nancy and Mr. and Mr. Hardi
son and young daughter of Caro
lina Beach spent the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Williams.
Mr and Mrs Bill Ingram and
two sons of Raleigh, Mr and Mrs
Bobby Ingram of Raleigh, and
Miss Betty Ingram of Duke spent
the Thanksgiving, .holidays with
Mrs W. M. liigram; '
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ingram
also visited Mrs. Ingram's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pat
terson. Miss; Yvonne Patterson
of Raleigh also spent the holidays
with her parents.
Home for the holidays from E.
C. C; Misses Dot Caison, Bar
bara Mitchell, and Patsy Quinn;
Duke University, Miss Betty In
gram; Meredith College, Miss Di
ane Stokes, Miss Gayle Newton,
and Miss Betty Lou Elks; Peace
College, Mass Rebecca Grady;
State College, Emory Sadler and
Carl Penny.
Miss Millie Burch of Smith
field spent the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L C. Burch
Mr. Bill Page of State College
was a weekend visitor in the
home of Mrs W. M. Ingram.
Mrs. Louise Mitchell and Bar
bara shopped in Raleigh on Foi
day. Visit The
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For Your
Christmas Gifts
For
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Pajamas
Slips
Robes
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Card Of Thanks
Mr. John Houston takes this
opportunity to thank his many
friends, relatives, neighbors, nu
rses and doctors for each good
deed, nice gifts and considerate
act of kindness shown him and
his family during his lengthy il
lness at Duplin General Hospi
tal. Each Card, every visit and
your prayers will be remember
ed in a special way.
Coffee Hour Honors
Bride Elect
Miss Patsy Quinn, bride-elect
of December 28, was honored on
aturdy morning when Miss Do
ris Caison entertained at a cof
fee hour and kitchen shower.
The traditional colors of green
and white were used through
out the home.
Mrs. Ij a Caison, mother of
the hostess, poured coffee from
an attractive table overlaid with
an embroidered cloth and center
ed with an arrangement o( all
white flowers. Open faced sand
whiches, cookies and nuts were
served.
Miss Quinn was given a cor
sage of miniature cooking uten
sils upon her arrival. Many at
tractive and useful gifts were
presented the honoree from an
attractively decorated container.
Other than the honoree, those
enjoying the party were Mrs.
R. G. Quinn, and Miss Peggy
Quinn, mother and sister of the
bride-elect. Miss Ruth Linberger
of Harrells, Miss Shelly Smith,
Pink Hill; Miss Doris Lanier,
Chinquapin Misses. Yvonne Pat
terson Barbara Mitchell, Mil
lie Burch, Becky Grady, Gail
Newton, Rachel Johnson, Mes
dames Hal Quinn, Willard Brin
on, Amos Brinson and Thur
man Brown.
Mrs. Gavin Was
Hostess At Bridge
Mrs. Vance B: Gavin enterta
ined the members of her bridge
club on Monday evening, with all
members present and one uest
Mrs. Clarke of Weldon. After
several progressions of bridge,
high score prize was won by Mrs.
J. B. Wallace, and second high
by Mrs. E. W Sadler Mrs Clarke
was presented with a guest pri
ze The hostess served tempting
congealed fruit- salad with whip
ped cream and coffee to the fol
lowing; Mesdames J. B. Wal
lace, J. O. Stokes, G. V Penny,
J R Grady, C B. Guthrie, Louise
Mitchell, E. W Sadler, Rufus Elks
and Mrs Clarke.
Mrs. Boyette Hostess
Town and Country Club
Mrs. Edward Boyette was
hostess to the Town and Country
bridge club on Tuesday even
ing of this week.
Fall flowers were used in de
coration where guests were invi
ted for play.
Mrs. G. V. Gooding and Miss
Mary Lee Sykes were visitors
for the games.
When scores were added Mrs.
J. J. Wells was winner of the
club high score with Miss Sykes
receiving visitor's high award.
Others playing were Mesda
mes E. J. Simpson, E. C. Tyn
dall, C C. Hester, Wiley Booth,
Bill Spicer and Mrs Gooding.
During progressions the hos
tess served pink and green pota
to chips, cheese dip and pink le
monade. Following progressions,
cup fruit cake, assorted cookies
and coffee was served.
Youth Rally Is
Saturday Night
Snow Hill Church
A "Youth for Chirst" rally will
be held at Snow Hill Free Will
Baptist Church Saturday night,
December 6th at 7:30 p.m. Rev.
Norman Ard of Mt. Olive Junior
College will deliver the message
and special music will be furnis
hed by the "Four Clefs." Every
one is cordially invited to attend
this service.
Chris mas S als are sold by 3,000
voluntary association to support
tbuerculosia control activities.
Christmas Seal contributions
pay1 for medical research, case find
ing, rehabilitation, and educational
activities for the defeat of tuber
culosis.'. '
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Cases Heard Before
J.PHuWrow
James Howard upon the oath of
J. S. Briley did on or about the 1st
day of November, operate a motor
vehicle on the public highways of
North Carolina without a drivers
license as required by law. The de
fendant was produced In court and
the following proceedings had:
Cited to County Court for Novem
ber 13, 1998.
James Leonard Martin upon the
oa h of B. D. Burge did on or about
the 31st. of October speed by a
clock, and did not display a state
license plate. Cited to Count Court
for November 12th.
Ander Wiley Cox did on or about
the 2nd. day of November speed by
a speed, clock -and did 'not display
astate license plate. The defendant
was produced in court and cited to
counly court for November 10th.
Betty Tucker Bland on the 6th
day of November 1958 speeding by
a speed clock and did not display
a state license plate. The defendant
ant was produced In court the fol
lowing proceedings had: Cited to
County Court for November 18.
1958.
Matthew Marion Turner did on
or about the 6th day of November
1958 speed by a sperd clock, and
did not display a State License
Plate. Cited to County Court for
November 18, 1958.
Eva Kornegay Teachey upon the
oath of B. D. Burge did on or a
bout the 6th day of November 1958
speed hy a spe;d clock. The defend
ant was produced In court and the
following proceedings had: Cited
to County Court for November 18,
1958.
Howell Home Gurganus cid uP
on the oath of B. D. Burge on or a
bout the 6th day of November
speed by a speed clock. Cited to
County Court for November 18.
1958.
Emory Delaine Founfaln upon
the oath of J. S. B iley did on or
about the 2nd. day of November
operate a motor vehicle upon the
highways of North Carolina and
did fail to stop for a stop sign. The
defendant was produc. d In court
and was suspended upon payment
of $5.00 fine and the court cost.
Percy Hill upon the oath of J.v F.
Brinson dd on about the 1st. day
of September draw a check for
$4.00 on the Waccamaw Bank and
Trust Company payable to J. F
Brinson with knowledge he did
not have suffliient funds on de
posit nor credit with said bank to
pay same, The defendant was pro
duced in court and the following
proceedings had: Defendant paid
check and the court cost.
Wayver Murphy upon the oath
of H. J. Brown did on or about
ihe 25th day of October appear In
the Town of Beulaville in a drunk
en and disorderly condition, also
caused, a disturbance by fighting.
The defendant was produced in
Court Jtad vas suspended upon
payment of the Court Cost.
Jessie Thomas Davis upon the
oath of H. J. Brown did on or a
bout the 25th day of October appear
in the town of Beulaville in a
drunken and disorderly condition,
also fighting and causing a distur
bance. Defendant was suspended
upon payment of the Court Cost.
David Judge upon the oath of
H. J Brown did on or about the
25th. day of October appear in the
Town of Beulaville In a drunken
and disorderly condition, also
fighting and causing a disturbance.
Suspended upon ' payment of the
court cost.
. Robert Earl Milton upon the
oath of H. J. Brown did on or a
bout the 20th day ef September
appear on the streets of Beulaville
In a drunken condition. Defendant
suspended upon payment of the
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Douglass H.S.
"How Good is Our School,
seems to have been the watch
words of the parents and teac
hers of the Douglass High School
Parent and Teacher Association
during the month. As a result
of the expressed interest in the
total school program, and how
well it is educationg the boys and
girls for occupations: For Col
lege; For Adult Life( For Ci
tizenship, and How it is serving
the needs of our modern society,
became familiar sounds from the
lips of some two hundred (200)
parents as they gathered in
special meeting held in the school
auditorium to discuss with the
association's President, Henry
Martin and the Principal, W. E.
Smith, just what steps that mi
ght be taken to bring to the
attention of the four hundred
(400) parents of the school dis
trict the many problems that
are in need of consideration ifi
Court Cost.
Hubert Houston upon the oath of
H. J. Brown did on or about the 11
day of October appear on the
streets of Beulavill in a drunken
condition. The defendant was prod
uced in court and the following
proceedings had: Suspended upon
payment of the Court Cost.
William Loran Whaley upon the
oath of B. D. Burge did on or
about the 8th day 0f November
spe;d 75 miles per hour. Citec to
County Court for December 9, 1958.
Earl Baker upon the oa h of
Thomas Brown did on or about the
4th day of November 1958 cause
damage to plaintiff's personal pio
perty consisting of one 1953 Chev
rolet, by throwing bottles a. the
plaintiff. Damage 0f the car con
sisted of d nts in the body, broken
mirror and holes in the top thro
wn by he bottles. The defendant
was produced in court and the fol
lowing proceeding ha-': Defendant
repaired plaintiff's Ca: and paid the
coiirt cost.
Galloway Turner upon the oath
of E. H. Kennedy did 0n or about
the 11th of January en.er the pre
mises of Mary Lea Heath in a drun
ken and disorderly condition also
using progane and vulgar lang
uage. Suspended upon paymnet of
$5.00 fine and the court cost.
William Gresham upon the oath
of John Henry Bryant did 0n or
about the 8th day of November as
sault with a deadly weapon. The
defendant was produced in court
and the following proceedings had:
Vaived heralng to County Court
Tor November 26. 1958.
Earj Baker upon the oath of
Ralph Smith did on or about the
4th day of November assualt plain
tiff with a deadly weapon (to wit:
a pop bottle) thereby, causing bod
ily injuiy to the plaintiff and
caused a disturbance by fighting in
the Town of Beulaville. Bound over
to County Court for November
26, 1958.
Alton Junie Kennedy upon the
oath of B. D. Burdge did oa or a
bout the 18 day of Novemb. r oper
ate a motor vehicle upon the high
ways of North Carolina with no
license plates on a trailor.
Arthur Richard Hayes upon the
oath of B. D. Burge did on or a
bout the 14 of November operate a
motor vehicle upon the highway
of North Carolina with improper
brakes. S. J. Whaley upon the oath of
Gaidner Houston did on or about
the 27th. day of August draw a
check for $5.00 on the First Citi
zen Bank & Trust Company pay
able to Gardner Houston with the
knowledge he did not have suffic
ent funds on deposit nor credit
with said Bank to pay same, Sus
pended upon payment of check
and Court Cost.
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the Boys and Girls of the school
are to receive the type of f WW
ing that would enable themyto
bcome well rounded and useiul
citizens of the community.
Among the many problems
mentioned by the parents,
appeared that their interest was
centered along the lines of .(1)
Education. (2) Curriculum Diver
sification to meet the Present
Day Educational Need3 of the
Boys and Girls; (3) School Edu
I catlon ana gisiaiion wr wiy-
raruuipuuui, t) oiu i uica-
ter Undestanding in the Lay
man's Participation in Good Ci
tizenship Activities.
Realizing that if the parents
were to receive any consider
ation as to the questions raised
there must be some re-organization
and re-evaluation of the
work of the P. T. A., Mrs. J G
Henry was named chairman of
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special committee, composed of
the following teachers, Henry
L Martin, Jr., Mrs. T. D. Wil
liams, Mrs M D Kenan and W.
E. Foster, who were to outline
what was needed to carry out
such a progressive program. The
committee in working closely
with ilhe principal, supervisor
and state congress of parents
and 'eachers, suggested that the
following study groups be est
ablished; (1) School Education,
(2) Citizenship, (3) Health and
Safety Education, (4) Legislative
Education, (5) and Parent and
family Life Education; and to
have the entire P. T. A. Mem
bership working on one or the
other study groups, along with
a member of the faculty.
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tuberculosis were sold in Denmark
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