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i t :mai a two week vacation in
t s tame of Mrs. George Walker
i I oUier relatives. Sgt. Walker
I ..jt ist recently returned from
er aeu duly, He expect to be
Uuned in Kentucky following his
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klr. and Mrs. Stacy Murphy syent
r X week end the home of Mr. and
I rm. E. af. , Murphy The E. . M.
KLarphya accompanied ' them to
their noma in Wilmington Sunday
.' Guest m the home of Mr. and
EIrs. daudel Tyndal Sunday were.
Mr. aid- Mrs. William Earl Tya
dal af finston, and Mr. and Mrs,
Delas TyndaO of Mt Olive.
Mr. and Mrs.: Jack , Grady and
; children visited ' In the home of
Cordom Grady of Seven Springs
: Suday afternoon. ' :
Guest in the home of Mr. , and
- Mrs. Herman Williams Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Heath of Wal
lace Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Williams,
IMak Williams, and Mr .and Mrs.
Waller or Kenansvuie. nr.
Mrs. Alton Dunn of Jones
town Peon, and Mr.- Mrs, Linwoed
Jones. Mrs. Jennie Williams of the
Herring's 6 tore community.
Visitors In the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hintoa Turner Sunday were:
the Rev. and Mrs. Major Smith of
Greensboro and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Howard and children of Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Waller .and
daugther. Cathy, spent Monday in
Kinston with Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Moseley. " At- 4v-'''v
Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Westbrook and
Mr. Marvin Marshburn .fished at
Topsail Monday. - n,t,H
Mr. E. C. King of Folkstone is
spending mis week with his daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Wallace'1 -A;--
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Messey visited
Mrs. M. H. Holmes la LaGrange
Sunday afternoon. V;:? "'.',,'.'-,'
; Mr, and Mrs.' Earl Faires and
Children visited in the Henry Mat
thews home in Wallace Sunday.
, Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires
Wednesday night ; were Dr. and
Mrs. James Faires of Philadelphia
Pa. and Mrs. Virginia Faires of
Wallace. Dr. Faires is a brother of
Earl, and Mrs. Vifrginia Faires is
his mother. , ;
Week, end guest in ' the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Wal
ker were their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Bussell Millard of Roxboro sad
Mr.; and Mrs. Howard Walter ; of
Kinston. '. - 7 A- i-'t-.'W'
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Teachey at
tended a supper given to, the state
employees near Wallace Friday
night , : ;V;-..y
Callers in the homo of Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Herring Sunday after
noon were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Herring and children of Pearsall's
Chapel and Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lee
of Pink Hffl.,, v V AHUJAAJ:;
: Supper guest In the heme of Mr.
and Mrs. James Westbreok Monday
night were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Faulk and son of Bear Marsh, -
' Mr. and Mrs. Royie Kornegay of
Seven Springs visited relatives in
the community Sunday . afternoon.
; Mr. and Mrs.' James Westbrook
and Linda Ray ' Westbrook spent
Sunday with Mrs. Westbrook' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John I. Amon
of Summerlin's Cress Roads. . '
Mrs. -Cyrus Rhodes and daughter
visited with the B. R. Dail's Sunday
afternoon.'. ' a. f-i-.-" vA
i Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Bass and
children of Nashville and Mr. and
Mrs. Bradford Henderson of Smtih-
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29.14
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I Staple Lengths at Vftaa Cettea
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SXZICT LOW MIDDLING PLUS ....
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LCI7XSDDLING PLUS
LOW CUDDLING :
STZSCT GOOD ORDINARY PLUS
ST2ICX GOOD ORDINARY
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STRICT MIDDLING .....32.09
CUDDLING ....30.49
STSICT LOW MIDDLING 28.09
LOW MIDDLING ..... 55-49
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31.44
29.89
28.69
27.09
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C0no:i S70MGE WAREHOUSE
A Bonded Warehouse & Approved CCC Purchas
ing Agency
Laatied on E. Garnet Street- Slick East of Metltodlst ChiiKh
Dial OL M144 or OL 8-2356iVtS. "Bill' Porter Jr., Owneft
Mount Olive, N. C.
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(Cut Tbis Ad Oat To Compare With Yoar Green Card)
.Visitors of Mr. and f Mrs. , Edd
Kornegay Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Currie Smith and children of
Smith Chapel; Mr. and Mrs: Bill
Herring. Claytonr 1 Mrs. Taft Her
ring and Janet of Herring ' Store
section,'.-' m;;j'''':(.;.;.V
" Mr, and Mrs. Eldridge Carter and
little daugther of Calypso visited
the Elbert Carter family Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs. Frank Outlaw spent
the week end in Charlotte with their
son and family the Jarvia Outlaw's
11 Mesdames Jonas DaU,' D. L. Scott
Edd Kornegay, Irvln f Kornegay,
Ethel Kornegay, Oarrie Scott, Larry
Harper, Herbert Kornegay and Nan
nie Kornegay of Scott Store Home
Economico Club ; attended County
Council Thursday .: at . Kenansvilki
Mrs: Ruby Grady of this area
member of Suramerlins Club- at
tended 'r'AAAA V a i!A
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wafers and
baby spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs, Aiaoux i. arn
in Baltimore.';: pf A:- '''A
Visltlna Mr. and Mrs- Ray Car-
tor during' the week end; were Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Denver and the
Earl Whaley'a of Washington. ;,V.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin sauuer ana
daughter of Mt OUve visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dsll Suadaj
afternoon. : ' "' r "i "
Several members tt Long Ridgs
Church were represented at the
Sunday School Convention Satur
day at the Assembly Building near
Pink HilL v-':.- ' V':-.---
Visiting Mr. aad Mrs. " Roland
Tbigpen during the week end were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack niigpei , ana
dauEhters of Grifton. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Malpasa and baby and the
II. J Sutton family of Goldaboro.
I. .3. Delia Call is visiting in Char
lotte wllh her sons Alton and Henry
Tie young folks - choir of Long
Eis church went to Christian
uel Sunday near Kinston where
they participated in the singing in
loo alternoon. . .. .'! ; '
Nellie Waters spent Sunday night
with Barbara Dean Smith of At-
bertson... --V',. -:-JA
Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Kornegay
and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Whitfield
went 'to Snesds Ferry Sunday even
ing where they enjoyed1 a sea food
supper, together, l A ' ::-";
College students boom here, for
the week end were Scarlette Hill,
Meredith; I. L. Scott, Jr. and Lin-
wood Grady of SUte College, and
Carolyn Waller. ACC Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Carter attend.
d a Tmlninff ITninti jurv1m it Pin
Hook Sunday nighL ' .
' Among visitors of John W. Waters
Sunday were Gerald Waters . of
Seven Springs,' Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Whitfield and Sen Waters of
Mt Olive. - j . ; '
Stale College
USING ' UNCOOKED HONEY
Honey is at its best uncooked, with
the natural flavor and color unchan
ged. Among the most satisfactory
uses are the fouowhur: v ' i
As a Spread with oread, griddls
cakes, waffles, biscuits, and other
hot breads. ' ":-.. 7
To Sweeten Fruits, Beverages,
and Cereals If necessary, warm
the honey slightly to make it peur
mora easihr. -.i.....
In Sandwich Flllings-Tbe fouowbig
are a mr or um many acucious
ssodwiches fklings made with hon
ey. ".Yr;'-.- ).. ' ; "
Honey butter, made wita qual
parts of hoaey and butter creamed
together, wita ir .without' nuts or
with grated orange peeL
Honey with chopped drisa emits.
with or -without nuta."
, Honey, and -chopped or grated
orange peeL -. '
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.There U I a 7 wo.k-
shop for sil Lribo X :rat on
Clothing leaders a J her i ' rt t
ed persons on Oct.:, r U, t t e C.
E. Smith High SU,i Cym. in Ken
ansvuie. Mrs. G. K. Creeiklee, Clo
thing Specialist. A. A T. College in
Greensboro wiS conduct the. work
shop.' 'L':-:-' : '
The workshop wm begin at 9:00
A. M. We are urging all leaders to
please be on time so ss to get full
benefit of all information. ' '
; COUNTT COUNCBL MEETING
i The Home Demons tratinon Coun
ty Council wEl meet October 13, at
7:10 ft M. in Kenansvuie at the E.
E. Smith High ScbooL Reports will
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mm mntmnt.. snout, hmu
, ulnar bunu, cuts, bruiaca. Fkmily
antiaaptia, eaaas 'ituA ot mnansm
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thleto's f oot. Stop (rrutc!iiK, H
ids faster haauuxr;. J or atiunxwa
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Outside White
$2.76 gaL
$358 gal.
GoIJstord Paint CcCi?:ny
Goldsboro,N.(l ' ,
field accompanied by Mrs. Harley
Smith and Rjwa Smith wen recent
weekend visitors at Carolina Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Hender
son and children of Smlthfleld were
week end guest of Mrs. Mollis K.
Smith. ' .
ANNOUNCING THE HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY OF THE YEAR!
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; Too P to 30 miles on a gallon, goes 4,000 miles between oil changes
- ' . . . and Falcon's finish newer needs waxing. Then' a choice of two
n-.'. ezudnea. the standard 144 Sis; or the new optional 170
. :i : - an extra daab of oower. inero s room tor a adults and tneir
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v. extending his warranty to 1200 miles or one fuu ytar whichever : ",v 7 - ..
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