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1 . J ' ' ' , By Id. Carl Ivey . . Sir. and Mrs. Tbunnan Jernlgan . ' of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. , Jernlgu left last Thursday .for Elpaao, Texas where they are vts ' iUng Mr., and Mrs. Ted Clark and Infant daughter Kimberly Bale. Weekend guests of Mrs. Fred Al- , phin Sr. and family were Mr. and - Mrs. Donald Alphin and daughter , Terry of New Bern.' Miss Joann ': Clancey of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mr. Wendell Alphin, and Fred . Alphin Jr. of Chapel Hill and Mis : vXJnda Alphin of Greenville. 3 Mrs. Nora- Outlaw of Scott's .Store, Mrs. Opal Sutton of Kins- . too, Mr .and Mrs. Bay Torrans and ' daughter Betsy of Wilson, visited v Mr. and Mrs. Wad Price Satur day. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Bell and Children Judy James and Janice were quests Sunday of Mrs. Annit Rose Bell of Kinston. Mr. and Mrs. John I. Amon Jr. and children Belinda, David an( Gail and Phlllls Smith of Golds, fljoro. Mr. and Mrs. James E, West brook and daughter Linda Rae of Albertson visited Mr. and Mrs John I- Amon Sr, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brown an1 children Samuel and Pamela vial ted Mr. and Mra. Benjamin Brown of Bose Hill Sunday. , - Belinda Howellowell of Mount Olive spent the week end with her grand parents Mr. and Mr. Walter Jones. Mrs. J. B. Hollowell and son Bryant visited ' the ! : , Jones' Monday. f. . The Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Whit fiaid and daughter Deborah of R bersonvJUe Rperit the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Whitmar Mrs. Whitfield and child en re turned to Robersonville Sunday While the Rev. Whitfield went to Raleigh where he will be the Evan gelist at Emanuel Pentecoastal Holiness Church. Mrs. Annie Ingram of Kenans- ville was dinner guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs- Forrest Dall and chil dren. The Occasion was Ann Dail's Birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hinson ol Kinston spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Hinson. Mr. and Mrs. William T, Rhode and children and Linwood Rhodes retuined to Raleigh Sunlay after spending the holidays with Mi an Mrs. Cyrus Rhodes Guy Rhodes remained with, his grand parents for leveral days visit. , t , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ones of Goldsboro visited Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lewis and Mrs. O. ti. Sommerlir 1 v'-iY..-:" i ULiD(o it w?c i u u vr MOTOR PARK Drive-In Pink Hill, N. C. Open Full Time July 10 Friday 1 day Only "Angel & Badman" 1 Starring John Lund ' Adm. 35c July 11 Saturday Movie Thou. 5 Big Movies I "Plunderers of Painte Flat" Starring John Carroll "Doctor At Sea" Starring Brlgitte Bardot "Night Train to Memphis" Starring Eddy Arnold ; "Shake Rattle & Rock" "Bowery Boys" 4 Cartoons Adm. 50e Sum. Mod. July 12-13 No Time For Sergeants Starring Andy Grtffth Cartoon Adm. 35c . TWILITE DRIVE - III Theatre Beulavflle CLOSED TUESDAY Wed. Thar.- July 15-16 "Pp Periscope" la Color Starring rM f O'Brien James Gamer Cartoon Thursday - Friday July 9-10 Tanan's Newest is Tarzan's Greatest Adventure Adventure's flightiest Her0 Lives His Mightiest Adventure! Starring Gordon Scott A Anthony Quayle Saturday Only July 11th I "Snowfire" The Wild White Stallion In Radiant Color Cinemascope Stopover: Tokyo Ccavcrtililcj Miss. Patrt-I. ' Whttm. panles The Rev. and Mra. Marvin Whitfield to Thunder Swamja Ctai rch Sunday, where-they attended Services. ' ;. -xw ,f hi '' . ;-. ' J Mr. and Mrs. Foy Ivey entertain ed members of Mrs. Ivey'a Gradua ting Class with a dinner at thefr home Sunday, Lorraine Ivey and Dlanne Out' law attended the County Council for 4-H Clubs held in Kenansvlll Monday night. Mrs. Colon Garner and children Misses Carol and Patricia Bell visited relatives of Bear Marsh Sunday. Frank Eatmon of Pikeville, Les lie Eatmon of Chapel Hill visited Mrs. Wyatt Eatmon and Johnny last week. They visited Wyatt Eat mon patient at the Veterans Hos pital. Fayettevllle on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey visitel Mrs. R. L. Sykes and Misg Mary Lee Sykes Monday. )V-1 The Naval Ordance Laboratory, Silver Springs, Md., employs 3,000 persons to develop, evaluate ana Improve new weapons lor jne United States Fleet. Of these 1,000 are college graduated engineers ad scientists. OAHCA Surday - Monday July 12-13 The Inn of the Sixth Happiness Starring Ingrld Bergman Curt Jurgens I Robert' Donst Color Cartoon Tuesday - Wednesday July 14-15 Never Steal Anything Small Starring James. . Cagney Thursday Friday July 16-17 "Lonelyhearts" Starring Montgomery Cllft Robert Ryan , Color Cartoon. " YOUR THEATKK GUIDE WALLACE, N .C AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Thursday - Friday July 9-10 "Hell Heaven ur Hobokcn" Also "Missiles From Hell' Color Cartoon Saturday J"1' 11 "Parson and The Outlaw Starring Anthony Dexter In Color Also 'Stake out on Dope Street' Plus Chap - S - Z orro"s Fighting Legion Color Cartoon r-i 6ri Leaen ' A.' LVl ; .. Army Sgt, lnon A. Hall, 28, whose wife, Retaherr Uvea on RL 2, Ivanhoe, JT. Cv recently was named Non-Commlssioned Officer of the Month for the 1st Infantry Division's th Transportation Bet tallon at Fort RUey, Kan. v j- Sergeaat Hall, a communications chief in the fcatUlibn's Headquar-r' Fort Eustia, Va. (AXITNC) . i Arms Specialist Four Freddie L. Farribr, ton of Mrs. Gertude Far. : rior. Route I. Magnolia, N, C, re- i cently received a ' motor vehicle driver badge ior i maintaining M outstanding? safety record for mors than i one year jwhU serving with the ' 189th , Boat Battalion .- at Fort , ters Cdmjpany, was selected for hi ttXtiot.i regularly knoweldge soldierly appearance, and performance of ; military courtesy. .f 1 ... . V I 1. rut caiuca inn muxj a w w.duatsi' was last stationed a w eno . . but. Ga. Hi father, Joe T. Hall :the MftaUon'i Company D. enter- ouuej ana , . . Arm In fVfrtfier 19S9 The 29-year-old soldier is a 1992 ; of E. E- Smith High School in KenansvlUe. w. Hhls wMe, Christine, lives in lives on Route I. Row Hill. V ' wiburf.' Va.- Convertibles have reached a new peak In popularity this year and one1 of the reasons for it is Buick's Electra 225 shown with its counterpart of the skies,' the jet-powered Lockheed Electra. The sleek lines of Buick's 1959 styling enhances the appeal the convertible has for the motorist, so much so that sales of Buick cohver tibles this year already are double what they were during all of last year. Grain For Animals Many Tar Heel turkey growers are now asking themselves these questions: How much is oats wo rth as a turkey feed? How many tons should I buy? You can answer these ques tions, says W. C. Mills, Jr., tur Printed Pattern Sunday - Monday July 12-13 "The Beat Generation" tSarring Steve Cochran Mamie Van Doren And Louis Armstrong COlor Cartoon Tuesday - Wednesday July U-U 'I Mobster" Starring Steve Cochran Alse 'Intent To Kill" Starring Richard Todd Cartoon nn UVJ o o Reach Your Savings Goal Sooner Because Your Money Earns N O A : o Lz: PER AIIIIU7.1 FOR SAVING S5600 OK MORI FREE GIP Sports-Opera Glasses in folding case OR Pelican Cooler with easy pour spout IIOTICE THROUGH JULY, AND AUGUST J We Will Receive Your Hogs From . 6:00 A, M. UNTIL 7:00 P, M;; v p Earlier or Later By Appointment, 5 Days A Week. We .Will Not Buy "Top" Hogs on Saturdays Through July and August As We Have To Hold Them Over Until Monday Night It Makes The Loss Bad This Hot Weather. All Other Business Will Be As Usual Saturday. We Thank You For Your PatronageTr Wefis Wallace, N. C. : : ro - n u Ministerial Offlcers - Officers of the Kappa Chi Fraternity at Mount OUve Junior College, an organiza tion of ministerial students at the school, are left to right: Bruce Dudley of Beaufort, president; Kemery Ard of Pampllco, South Carolina, vice-jjresidest; and Bob- by Bazen, also of PampBco. South Carolina, treasurer. 9000 14V4-24V4 Printed Patt-rn 9000: Halt Sizes 14H. 16'2. lS'.i. 20H, 22H. 2ii. Size IBM requires 3 yards S&-lncv fabric. Send Thlrty-flva cents In coin for this pattern add 10 cents tor each pattern (or first class mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St, "ew Yortc 11, N. Y. Print plainly ViE, A0QRE86 with 'ZONE nd STYLE NUMBER. key specialist for the N. C. Ag ricultural Extension Service, by using the following system:. Since corn is used as a basis for comparing other grains, give it a value of 100. When comparing grains, several factors should be considered; but the most impor tant is the enerev value of grains. Consider this value and forget the others at this time. Based on energy value per 100 pounds of grain, milo is worth about 98 per cent as much as corn, barley about 87 per cent, and oats about 84 per cent as much as corn. Translated into dollars, if oats is 65 cents per bushel or 2 cents per pound, you can afford to pay 2.5 cents per pound for corn ample, during the - hot weather a larmer can utilize more oats in bis feeding program than he can iri.cold weather. Whereas, duringioki .weather hi riU Want to usefmostly corn of1 milo. It pays to know how much en ergy you get when you buy grain, Mills concluded. Buy right and make more profit TJSS TOLEDO ( CA 133) was the first U. S. cruiser named for a Ohio city. i : ; n Our Big U How In Progress Men and Gno.Gent! Buy One Pair at Regular Price, And Gel Another Pair of Equal Value for Jusi ........-.4....4 .k4r And Many Other SPECIAL BARGAINS mtiM SIMM. Center Street. ' , , 1 . , Mount Olive and 2.44 cents per pound for mi le to get theh same energy value. If corn is costing $1.54 per bu shel or 2.75 cents per pound de- livered to your barn, then milo is worth $2.68 per 100 pounds, barley $2.63 and oats $2.52 per 100 pounds. Mills says other considerations in purchasing, grains are the qua lity, ease of handling, trash con tent, moisture content, ease of storage, and the feeding program for the season of year. For ex- Stove fcr mi 1Mb Baia from JULY 1st at- U4 East Gordon Street ' .;v;;, ;-vr.;m ' 8di Caswel. Stnet . If You Want To REMODEL or BUILD A New ROOM Any Siae, Or CAR-PORT, BATH Room Or Any ADDITIONS. ' Call or See Us We Make - Concrete Wales Or Drive Ways Present Mortgage If Yen Have One Doesn't Matter W,e Finance Any Amount SMALL or LARGE CALL ex WRITE J. . SUMMER SPECIALS, JULY 9-10-lllh. -TefeBhon OL 8-27X2 Ladies Sleeveless ..... .i" BLOUSES JAMAICA SHORTS "Suf $1.00 osC1 y - i We Have . ' Ladies Baby toll Nylon Slips . PAJAMAS In Talk $2.98 Reg. $1.79 at $1.37 pr. Children's Ladies Panties Trimmed Pants Reg. 39e Special Buy 3 Prs. $1.00 4. for $1.00 Tr"Tp j. Mens' & Boys , " Udies Brassieres SPORT SHIRTS 7 Reg. C9c Quality ... &4 2 For 83c $-C0 Ladies Dacrdn & CoHon V M, W Toi SLIPS - 2 Fcr $1X0 - Reg. $2.18 ' .. ... . ' At $1.88, . OARDEII HOSE t . . Guowmteed 2 jrs. , SPECIAL VALUE - ' Ft $1.69 SO Ft $1.69 1 UTe Invite Yoa To Use OHr-Lay-A-TTay Pbut - ' Uvedt CJve 1. C. Ererytiin ' . - ... .-v - if maw, Ih C J 1
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