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Tie annual dinner "was held at the
Eethd Presbyterian church Sunday
of th "every member can
vass" occasion. All who attended
enjoyed the affair and were happy
to do so. The Rev. 'Reid Erwin. pat
tor of Bethel church, preached the
sermon. Immediately after church
fee left far Virginia where lie, will
bold a week's revival before return
ing home. Among visitors were, the
former Miss Beatrice Batts. (man
ried name un-available! also Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Lanier, of Wallace
who It with the W. R. High School,
s The mea of the Bethel Presbyter
ian church held their organizational
monthly meeting Monday Sept. 28th
with quite a number attending.
- A baby boy weighing 4b lbs. Was
born to Mrs. Ralph Lanier Jr. last
week at Kenansville Hospital. Mr.
Hunter has returned home but tto
baby bad to remain for a short time 1
Both mother and sob are doing
nicely at this writing. Mrs, Lanier'
had bad Rheumatic fever for a long
time and was In and out of hospital
many times during pregancy. . o, f
. Among the many new homes go
ing up oa the highways are one for
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thigpen near
the some of -his father. Mr. and
Mrs. Bryson Thigpen.' .." '. 'v ,;
Mr. David and Isaac Fountain and
their father, Mr. Ransom Fountair
who has been bedridden for several
months and has been in and out of
a Kinston hospital many times this
year went for a long ride last Sun
day. Mr. Fountain is ill and has to
have constant care at borne but en
Joyed the ride very much. Being an
invalid is very disturbing and tire-
tag and any friend who wishes to
drop in to see him is welcomed. He
Is living at Mr. David Fountain's.
Mrs. Ralph Hunter is home from
the Kenansville Hospital after un
dergoing a major operation there
and is doing nicely at her home.
Friends wish her a speedy recovery
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" Mrs. Annie PicketW-who recently
fell at home and fractured her hip
and spent several weeks In the Ken
ansville hospital has returned at
home and is recovering at the home
of a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dossie
Lanier at Cedar Fork,
Miss Brenda Andrews, daughter
of ,Mr. and Mrs. J. C Andrews,
was home for the week end recent
ly. Miss Andrews Is a student nurse
at Lenoir Memorial hospital in Kin
ston. This is her second year there
and she is an average student of 90
on her grades. She also loves her
work. !. ..?;'" .?; ''.' ; ;: !
Miss Kaye Sanderson of E. C. C.
was at her home her home over the
past week end. She is the daughter
it Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Sanderson,
rhis is ber fjrst year at the college.
' Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Sanderson
and three chidlren. Cynthia, Elwin
and Famlia, of Hampton Roads. Va.
and Mrs. Sanderson's parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. Thorp of Va. was by
last week end visiting" with Mrs.
Eula Sanderson for a brief stay."
Mrs. V. Milloy and Mrs, Eula
Sanderson made a brief ; visit to
Kenansville ' last week. Stopping
over to Visit with Mr. and Mrs. T.
H. Heath while there and .visiting
some of the modern buildings which
have recently been completed.
Mr. and Mrs. John F, Lewit and
daughter Vickie spent a week at
Cherry Point recently visiting with
a friend who bad a new baby, and
enjoyed being a helping hand with
the., youngster.- .y v :-;
Mrs. Tom Batts and son Donald,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Blake of Jack
sonville, N. C. went to McCain State
Hospital ( Sanatorium) at McCain
to visit Mrs. . Batts husband. Tom
Batts. who has been a Patient for
several weeks now. Mr. Batts is
getting on nicely and is improving
and is in good spirits. Friends and
acquaintances here wish .bint a
speedy return. ' .-..;
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Rogers of Tin
City were visiting her mother Mrs.
Etta Batts last week end with their
(wo children, G-lenn and Pat
Mrs. T. . Brown of Lyman, has
returned from a Kinston Hospital
where she was Under treatment and
is doing niaely. f :.' ' ;V
Mrs. Helen Brown, Mrs. Vera
Lanier and Mrs. Elizabeth Raynor
are near completing a beauty
school,. They expect to finish In Nov
They all commute together and en
joy it all. -v,-. ix-' v.-
Miss Edna King of Lyman,' an
nounces that ber mother Mr. Ber
tie King and Mr. E. R. Rochelle of
Jacksonville, N. C. left Friday Sept
30 for South Carolina to be married
and will honeymoon in western, N.
C. around in-the mountains, around
Charlotte and Asheville. They ex
pect to be home October 4th.
Miss Sharon Lanier left last Sun
day from a 'Raleigh Airport for
Providence, R. I. where she will
spena ner vacation, auss Lanier ex
pects to visit her' former school
chum" Miss June Sanderson dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillipp San
derson now Mrs. Irvin Winsor oft
Cranston, R. I. before returning.
Mr. Onsby Lanier has been ser-
Augusta, Maine Governor Joi n H. Reed confers the honor of
"Play-Mate of the Maim- Sardine fleet'' on Lisa Jane Merrick, 6,
- -' and Charles "Chuckle" Brown, 6. The two happy youngsters are
-the first of thouaanda of boys and girls who will get the same
'- seafaring ratine through a program developed by Richard E. Reed,
. standing (no relation to the Governor), who is executive secretary
of the Maine Sardine Council. The yellow alicker sou'western coats
. worn by Lisa and Chuckie, have been designated by the menu- '
faeturer aa the official coats of the Maine Sardine Fleet. Similar
. in design and protection to thoee worn by the hearty fishermen
of the North Atlantic, the coats along with the certificates and.
; a color comic book recounting the adventures of Ricky and Debbie
in Bardineland are expected te make the small fry reverse the
..... usual refrain Of "rain, rain, go away" to "rain, rain, come much .
iraicker, ao I can wear, my fishermen's slicker." The Play-Mate of
, the Fleet certificate la valid only ao lons; as the holder continues
' to protect himself or herself from the weather through dresshir
properly for rain, and by continuing te eat healthful muscle and
bone building foods, Reed said. - ' v ' -.
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Poffers
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Development
Community
Glub
Your electric cooperative's Directors and em
ployees appreciate y our splendid ; cooperation
and effort in making the first of our current series
of area community meetings a tremendous suc
cess
We appreciate your interest in the "REA
Story" ana we hope you will encourage others to
see this movie when we take it to their commun-
Your electric Co-Op is proud of the part it has
played in he development and progress of the
several communities It servos - and we look for
ward to being of even greater service and bene
fit to all of our people as we - enter the secohcl
quarter century of Rural Electrification in Amerr
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lously ill at his home with virus in
fection; but it s reported be is men-
dug and doing nicely at this writ-
: Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lanier and
Mrs. Ida Lanier, 83, who enjoys life
at her son's and gets around remar
kable well,' and Mr .and Mrs, Fen
nel! Lanier and family spent but
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Germon Mareadys In Jacksonville,
N. C where Mr. Maready was cele
brating a birthday - no comment
about the age etc. It turned out al
most to be a family re-union and
nice gifts were received and a nice
time was had by all attending.
i Miss Bertie Brown is back home
from Kenansville hospital where she
Spent more time with a seriously in
jured knee and leg, when she fell
in ber home while, she gathered the
eggs.: The eggs scattered every
where breaking all of them, and
there she lay all alone calling for
any help available. It . was on a
Sunday and her nearest neighbors
heard ber and came to ner aid. Sev
eral stitches were required, she still
praises ber Drs. and nurses who at
tended ber while she was in the hos
pitaL It's bad to live alone-but
worse when one faQs and wonders
if someone will hear their call for
help, i' V- ; '' ;-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harold Lan
ier and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lanier
are all on their vacation where they
are touring through the ' mounatins
around B lack Mt. Chimney Rock
and other parts.
Mrs. Hilton ( Jaunetta) Williams
sii; -y t: i- S r - i - -
ing n,tc'.y a. J h--,-s to L houm
very soon". . .
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Batti son
Tbe Rev. and Mrs. Johnny Dur
ham here were in "deep water"
last week when the plumbing at the
Parsonage went haywire I A quick
survey and : investigation showed
rust, effects of the late "Donna"
and possible Hazel and a few other
ladies of time, caused the crack-up.
Then they .had a drjr spell, which
meant they were without water-but
the troubles are now under a quick
repair job and things should soon
be In order again. - , . '
A group led by the W, M. U. bne
left the Baptist church last Sunday
for a guide trip ' at the Kennedy
Home," near Kinstoa sponsorea by
the Baptist Organization, for a few
hours. The home Is and has done a
magnificent job of carrying for the
needy children. ' ; ,
Many years ago,' former school
teacher who later became the Dean
of a famous University in her old
age Jay in a sem-i- coma at her
home elsewhere. In our state and if
was said of her, "She was living :.n
the past," during ber illness. If it
were these days it could be said,
that "she could bave been living a
lot cheaper then, at least!
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sanderson
made a busines trip to Charlotte vis
iting relatives in the meantime. :
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I Family Reunibrii
Mr and Mrs. OR. W. Underwood
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, brother of Mrs.
Tom Parker have recently returned
to Oklahoma after an extended visit
with relatives bare. While here,' a
family re-union and picnic was held
at the home of a daughter Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Price of Newark. Del-
ware where part of the family at
tended. 'After that another family
picnic was held at another daughter
of Mrs. Parker's, Mr. and Mrs. T.
F. Bowman of Charleston, South
Carolina. -. '. .-iv-v;1
All that happened in a fullweek of
the family clan and then they cau
ght a plane at Washington. D. C.
back to Tulsa, . after having been
able to fly here via New York, by
plane, and the nicest thing was that ;
Mr. Underwood s son who Is a mach
inest at an Airplane plant, had en
abled his parents to use a FREE
ticket both wayst. " - vt-'
Mrs. Parker, who is quite a trav-
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winter vii.t. ,
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a. C.e's already
up now for her
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Mrs. Cora J. Sanderson of beula
vllle, was ready to take off for a
short visit and pleasure trip to
Kenansville last Monday wbijn a
nice' neighbor called and -told her
tbe STORK was hovering around
ber home and would she come over
and visit her and help keep track of
him while her husband was away at
his job until be arrived home? Of
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l'3 1. a IT. , f ni!-r.fn, home
last we k t J l.oul K. C. T. C. col
luge, was t';ii i up her "daily's"
new Faicon, the Vacum, and
while 'sweeping, she hafi discarded
her nice new scarf - which was laying-near-by,
when "shofw up the
vaccum hoses it went out of sight
and has not been seen since! It's
clogged up the hose, but her daddy-
Mr. Tom Sanderson the "genluv
that be is about doing thing," I'm
sure he'll find away to extract it
pretty soon. , , ' . -.
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Here's the car that reads you loud and
clear the 'new-size, you-tize '61 Chev
rolet' We started out by trirnming the
' outside size a hit (to give you extra inches
of clearance for parking and maneuvering)
but inside we left jou a full measure of
Chevy comfort Door' openings are as
muchjas 6 inches wider to give feet; knees,
and elbows the undisputed right of way.
And the new easy-chair seats are as much
as 14 higher just right for seeing, just
right for sitting. ,
Once you've settled inside you'll have
high and wide praises for Chevrolet's
spacious new dimensions (in the Sport
. Coupes, for example, head room has been
i upped as much -as 2 inches, and there's ,
more leg room, too front and rear). ,
, Chevy's new trunk is something else that
will please . you hugely what with its
deep-well shape and bumper-level loading
- it holds things you've never been able to
get in a trunk before. V ,
Yet, generously endowed-as this car is
with spaciousness, and clean-etched ele-
. gance, it holds steadfastly to all the thrifty, .
dependable4 virtues Chevrolet buyers have
come to take for granted. Your dealer's
. ; the man to see for all the details.
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IMPALA 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN one of Jive
Impalas that bring you a new measure of elegance.:
from the most elegant Utevtes of all. '
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. The floor's recessed mare than half a foot .
; and the loading height is as much as 10H
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INTRC D 'JCING TBI: 61 CHEVY
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the lowest- priced 'full-sued Chevy with
big-car comfort at small-car prices!
Chevy's new '61 Biscaynes 6 or ,V8
give you a full measure of Chevrolet "
': aualitv. roominess and proved perform
ance yet they're priced down with many :
cars that give you a lot less! Now you can :
.have economy and comfort, tool-
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NOMAD 9-PASSENGER STATION WAGON. Ton
have a choice of six Chevrolet wagons each with a
cave-sized cargo opening nearly 5 feet across..
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brings you Body byjuher newness more front teat
leg room.
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. See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorised Chevrolet dealer's '
3 ONES CHEVROLET COMPANY INC.
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in Warsaw, M. O. : 1M K. toilet e Street
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