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Mrs. Ll.Southeriand 1 spending
several daya witirthe Jim Newlins
. in Guilford Collece.' ' - - .
: JHrav G. V.-Gooding i& spending
several days in' Goldsboro with the
, C. Banks jMcNairy- Family,
, The Masons of S-. John's Lodge
j. No. 13, A. F. & A. of Kenans
vllle. enjoyed a' fish supper when
they met Jast Thursday night at
ClASfACEE
, .-; forlajter, ogrt tomilttt relief of
j hM8Ch( u.oraigft neuritis pains.
take $TANBAU( Tablets or Powders
. ST AN BACK s S. (Synergistic Action)
- the combined 0f several
inatciiy-iJiiiuvi.o ingredients in
one tssy-to-take do.weases anxiety
ind tension, starts brinelne relief
I
vr owecesj
Hie voasn Hall. . r , . , -,,-. '.
Billy Thaxton of Kinston visited ca lcd l Edenton last Thursday be
his cousin Bill Craft recently ' I .CJW?. of the death ( her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hodges spent M- urnie Hfbbs.-
last Sundav in F.rwim wiih re!a- ' MrH- wonenae Hasty and - son
by Betty Correll.
- -HoWw;;v..'
WUrr- a tackless tack,
tapeless ., taw and ts.fi...
Pase has just been introduced
a tight away
'' ' Test
STAN SAC It
(Inst any
, preparation
you've vr
'. used
tivesL
' The , Kev; Richard
maue a business trip to
one day recently.
Mrs. N. B. Boney spent Saturday
night in Greensboro with her son's
family. She left there Sunday A.
M. with N. B. . Boney Jr. to visit
her daughter Janet, now Mrs. Char
les B. Webb, Norwood Jr. went to
attend a convention.
Mrs Wa'le Cooper is keopin;; the
led Cross ofliee open here while
Mrs. Boney, the Executive Secre
tary of the Duplin County Chapter. I
is away for several days. I
Mrs. Bill Pleasants of 'Durham
and Mrs. Charley Gray and son of
Dee? Run and Mrs. N. T. Riven -bark
viisted relatives and aiteridea
the Azalea Festival in Wilmington
over the week end.
Mr .and Mrs. John Ila.'l an1 fam
ily visited in Norfolk, Virginia re
cently. Mr and Mrs. Charles Co' I" a id
''su-h:er Sus:m of Ros! Hill were
Saturday guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Fiedwine.
Mr. ani Mrs. Lloyd Fcn-3'.l were
SLEEP 8 HOURS
17AKE UP TIRED?
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After a good night's sleep, do you
,, still, fee tired out? often this
run-down feeling is due to "Iron--7-
Hurtgry Blood" ('simple iron
-deficiency anemia),. Then It's
needless for most women to suffer
.' ' such awful weariness.
S Take Lydia E. Plnkham Tab
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. f, Pinkham Tabtsts start to
strengthen your blood within ant
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fo? iron that; you just drag
through the day, get wonderful
Lydia E. Pinkham Tab'ets from
any drug store today. Then just
see if you don't soon feel like a
"new" woman at'ain.
I Rnhhv (TIC If -J fa lfaotnn ln4 n 1.
Holshouser 1 -M's. Jofln LarlJns oi ftaieigh vis
Wallace water jvirs.. uavis rarrior
ween.'1,. S- r.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker of
New Orleans, La. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ivey Bowden last week. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brfnson.
and Hiram..- attended the Azalea
Festival in Wilmington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Johnson "and
daughter of Hickory were week end
guest of their' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Outlaw and Mr. and
Mrs. 0. P. Johnson.
Mrs. Myrtle Quinn visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Williams and son
of Wilmington recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hushes
liave returned to their home in Wil
mington for a stay of several weeks
Mrs .Vance Gavin and Mrs.
Hortense Hasty spent Thursday at
.hair cottage at Topsail.
Mrs. E. C'Tyndall and Bobby
Hasty are spending the week in
Raleigh with her grand daughters
i while their parents, Mr .and Mrs.
' Crenshaw Thompson take a trip.
I Mrs. Glendora Brown of Warsaw
visited her daughter, Mrs. Ben Bow
; den, Thursday. ' '.
Mrs. .Martha Sitterspn has return
ed from a stay in Ft. : Lauderdale
and Miami, Florida.
S-m Ben Williams was week end
uost of his mother, Eddie Sparks
returned to Norfolk, Va. with him.
Mrs, Allen Dunn and daughter also
accompanied Ben, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Whaley of
Kinston were Sunday guestof his
sister .Mrs. B. B. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hail and son
of Graham was week end guest of
his mother, Mrs. Delia Whaley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Briscoe of
Ra'.eish were week end visitors oi
Mrs. J. H. GraJy and Margaret,
l'hey al! visited the Azalea garden
Wilm:ng.on on SatUiaciy.
Toshiba Travl Clock-Radio
PERFECT for the weekender i
or' round-the-world , letter is -
oy JLberhard Faber. A .mail radio. OnTv ma an it
'S?1"1 ! the;?Mfe dough six' transistor radio and a
imicn ugni : oDjects to z-nour . alarm clock which
wood, cement, tile, plastic or turns either the radio or buzzer
any dry jurface. Also xcellent
uiBnaing wys, sealing bot
tles, cleaning suede shoes and
countless other, uses. Available
t i.vt s ana m cent sizes at
department,; stationery, -drug
tat lost and Uk H
' With Molozit
MELOZETS
the element missing from other
M.fPP!88? your
""" juu cui calories.
u "i me same way as
iiaiuruj aunt roods to fill you
-K plumule normal body
processes, they look and teste
inte oencious graham crackers.
Ask your, doctor about Melo
zets and a weight reduction
program to meet your needs.
, Malno Sardlnot Soon ' As
Cholesterol Potonont ,
xtcccriT feeding tests have
snown mat diets with ,Maine
saiuine Dase win greatly r
duce cholesterol levels in lah-
oratory animals. Blood .choles-tishield. We must be united w
Tprm ic mn, hd...j i - f . , ... ' . '
. v..,o.ucu oy many musi pe unaaunted. we must
heart specialists to be related' be inflexible." See theTVdocu-
aiimenu. jsx- nientarv scrips w neinn nv..,--
alarm on or off automatically;
doio are mountea in lacing .
ivory panels set in an unhronk.
able case. Plug-in earphone is '
provided lor private listening.
Mofli Proof Wffh
Dl-Chlorleldo Products 1
ITS SPRINGTIME, and time
to moth proof woolens with one
of the convenient and effecting '.
Di-Chloricide , moth . nrooflnir
products. Cleaned clothes, furs,
blankets, woolens and rues can,-
be completely protected against
moths, eggs and larvae s'imnlv -
by sprinkTin with Di-Chloricide
moth crystals or nuggets, spray,
irlg with moth proof er, or plac
ing moth -cake vannriznr in
the storage closet, v j; " '
, !i.,i-( 1 Si ir-.o, J i- ; : , , .i- i i . . .i; L
, ' - 'icai'lette Hill; Vice-piv.,iJei.t- Lyn-! Mrs. Suui l.
; a ' g ;.-,i-v ':- Rae Westbrook; Secretary-Nellie Sunn. Smith."
I f""',ttli, "I Waters;-Treasurer-Phyjiss 1 Outlaw, V V
I kwl -;T Reporter .jMary Imm ' .Statiora;' 1 r.;
The Execut've Committee of Hhe ParUamentarian Joan Smith. His- J
SmitbCommunity 4-H Club nut on nrian ' lvte fttfit-f SonJ Leader-
April f at T; 30 at the Jiome of Janet Westbrool. - Pianist - Beverly , I
Glenn WiPiams. They made a 1 Gradyi rerws ? i Mary Lindafe
study of the duties of each officer! Grady: Hospitality. V Judy Smith:
Suesj were set at Ipa each month to j Projects Peggy Tyndall and Vlo
coyer expenses, . , t i let rnlU iYearbooks-Murice Buth
Jones, Jo Barnette, Gerl Wipdiis, ;
Linda Hardison. Tennelia Smith
TO ELLlLVi in ;
were
Churchill Statomont
ONE of Winston : Churchill's
Rreat. war statements was:
Death and sorrow will be the
)UAmnnnirir(o rf i. .
sardine base will greatly re-fiardshin our earment- rrZl
stancy and valour our only
Seven officers were . present and
to r adult leaaers. ; 1
The next meeting is to be atMrs
John Smith's home, April 22 at
7 30 p m f" . " ' . -i
The, following committees
appointed. y v,. ; y
Program' .'i'i;"''''?i",:f:
Annette Ttirner'Chflirtnan -i
Larry Holt. Sevon Smith : V
. lembership i: :':"i''i';v
Dianne Jackson; Chairman
Craig Smith, Milton Page.' '
Recreation .-. : v,-''-:'.-. ..
Dinday Smithy CbaiBmani i"
Becky Page, Tom Turner,
Smith, . l We.y':v-i'-k.
Hospitality . -! l'.'i
Linda Gail Smith ;
Janice Smith
Betty Smith , V : V
Finance An DaiL - Judy Waller,
Connie JacKson; Recreation- : Kaye
Williams, Elizabeth Sunn ' Louise
Maready Initiation. Dorothy Jer
nlgan, Elizabeth Mozinpo, Jo Ann
Bouse; Chapter Parents Mr." and:
Mrs John Grady, . Mr. and Mrs -
HP
1 a 2
ammation showed the choles
leroi v level of. animals fed-
iwame sardines was less than
half that of those fed a diet
high in saturated fat.
chill The Valiant Years."
every Sundav at 10:30 P M
EST, sponsored by the Edward
Dalton Company, maker nt
Metrecal.
I
FEMALE AILMENTS Famous Lydia E. Pinkham s Vesetable
Compound (Liquid) also brings blessed relief from the mLn
j able discomforts of change-f-life and monthly pain.
cle chairman, presided, opening the'f
meeting with a poem by William L.
Stidger, followed by prayer. j
Mrs. Stokes, secretary, read the j
minutes and gave the treasurers re- f
port during the business session.
Mrs. George Penney led an inter
esiing discussion on prayer and
missions, closing the meeting by ail
repeating the'Lord's prayer in uni
son. x
GredyFHA
elects unices ;
Recently, elected officers to serve
the B. F. Grady chapter . of Fulure
Judy j I tf jz-liX
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FITS AU filUEITE BAZ0R8
r-J "1 "AC Oiampioti' end
Aato-Litev -. , v
jSPAEK PLUdS ;
mMm
s Bridge
Mrs. West assited the hostess in
serving cream puff, salted nuts and
coffee to the ten members present.
-jHyfey -7 V. 1.
SUTTON'S GAS
and Appliance Co.
"Distributor Gf Pyrofcx Gas
Warsaw, N. C.
Phone29a442f:
Birth
Announcement
lMr. and Mrs. Millard Ray Kor
nocny of Magnolia, N. C. RFD.i
nncinc" the birth of a daughter,
Lora Anne born April 6, litfl in Dr.
Ilawcs Clinic at rjoss Hill. Mrs. Kor
regny was the former Annie Bell
Brown of Ons'.ow County.
With The Duplin
Circuit Rider
The storm is over and sometimes
when it is gone, we vonder why it
ame. There is no real answer to
'tis, it is beyond mm. Today is a
bit prettier than yesleray because
of hte storm. Storms come in the
relationships of human life, some
times we wonder why? yet after the
storm the relationships if they are
worth while are ail the more worth
while. It takes evil sometimes to
help us really appreciate the good.
Church School in all these church
es at ten o'clock.
Worship at Kenansville at 11:00
a: m.
You pre welcome in thse Metho
dist Churches, but please worship
God Sunday morninp; somewhere in
the church of your choice.
Preacher Tom.
I
Ella Cooper Circle
The Ella Cooper circle met with
Mrs. Amos Brinson on Mon.: 'even
ing. Mrs. Colon Holland, circle,
chairman, preided, opening the
meeting with prayer. Mrs. L R. Cai--jn
aaj tne aevouonai, taken from
iie 6tii chanter o." Matthew, and
jresentei the program on. Prayer
and Missio nwith Mrs. Brewer and
Mis. Johnson assistng. Each circle
member read scripture and discus
sed the meaning.
The hostess served bananajnui
cake and coffee to the eleven mem'
bers present. '
Mrs. J. t. Parker. Torres
Mrs. J. H. Parker, Corres.
meet with Mrs. J. Henry Parker as
-hostess onMonrJay. April X7 at 3:00
P. M. All members are urged to be
present.
The Rev. Kenneth Marshall has
been attending a study commission
meeting in California.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nichols and
; son Nicky of Sims. Mr. Dennis Nich
ils and Miss Jean Russell of the
Richlands School faculty were a
1 mong visitors with Mrs. Lottie fieri
igef and family Sunday afternoon,
i - Mr. and Mrs. James Parker and
children visited ,Mr. and Mrs. Nel
son Outlaw at. Warsaw, RFD on
Sunday.
i Quite a number attended the Parent-Teacher
Association at B. F.
Grady Monday night. i
Mrs. Lessie Horton was guest of '
Mr. and Mrs. Durham Grady at j
Pleasant View Sunday night.
Mesdamea Lessie Horton' Henry .
Parker, Lottie Berger and -Miss!
Rachel Outlaw visited Mrs. -John T.
0. 'Berry at Brodgen Monday after
noon. ev -'-'j!-:v t?-V.,'.'-i. j
Mr .and Mrs. Grover Grady and ;
children of Kinston, R, F. D.j visi- j
ted Mrs. Paul Outlaw and family '
Sunday. , . '. ..' ''
t '4. '"-tit
Rer Rubber Base .. $4.1ft Nd $48
Re.OvdsifcYflfo $i.2 Now &98 gal.
r .1J..L .... T ' '".iiVi.-.
si:i
4;'t;
DarlAna..:mnl klnnnml(l uui t
to control
ft
mixed
nematode f
e !.
populations"
' Use' DORLONE-a Combination of Dowfiime
i Tetone for all-purpose nematode control. If you are uncertain i
as to what types of nematodes are present in soil,, use Dorlono.
:: By attacking all common nematodes, Jorpne prevtnu' the" '
; build-up of one variety-while you're controlling another." So
if youVo never fumigated before, or don't know whkh nest .
is eating your profits get a supply of Dorlone loduybr'"'
'IWlMfl of It Uou CtumiaJ 6'onuaiv - ' . - A
F.S. Royster GuanaCov
CFO Otis Orris
Cora Stokes Circle
The Cora Stokes Circle met with
Mrs. Joe West at her home on the
Varsaw road; Mrs. H. M. West, cir-
Annual
Birthday Party
The Women of Grove Presbyter
ian Church held their annual birth
day party in the Lucy Jolly build
in" on Monday evening.
The entire building was ensuite
for the occasion and attractively
decorated with spring flowers and ,
t-u,u leugnt, carrying nut the color
scheme oi purple and green.
The prorram was presented un
der the Pllirinnee nf Mrs Inh A
fJavj-. .vjlh ail m-'mbft-s nartirtoal- ' !
ing, discussing "The Congo and Tia ,
wan.
A special offering was taken for
the above countrits mentioned.
nitrt.r tv-o social hour, Mrs.
Samp Hodges poured coffee and I
Mrs. Vance Gavin served pound '
cake from an attractive tea table 1
enhanced by purple arrangements
and burning green tapers.
I j WUmingtm, NqrtK CoroliM . ; ' ' ' i'
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Is Change-of-Life
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7 every purpose . .. . i all with hand applied border!
usually $25.00
plus Fed. exc. tax "
Bpscial women's msdicine can relieve
"hot flashes", weakness, nermuneu
...then you can enjoy lif fully again!
Has change-of-Ilfe left you to
weak you feel only "half" alive?
Suffocated by. "hot flashes", con
stantly tense ... so you can't be an
affectionate wife and mother?
Don? despair I Lydia PinkhamU
Compound can relieve both ten
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Irritability is soothed. "Hot
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, can go "smiling through" change-of-lixe
without suffering! . .
If change-of-life has left vot
only "halt" a woman, get Lydia R ,
Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound
from drugglsta. See bow tast you
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tint i soon wmi op nsror - -
When duo to rimple Jron-deflelen-ey
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See These And The Many Other
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On Sale Silverware Belk's Main Floor
85" OBLONQ FOOTED wHh . 14" OBLONG roOTEV
nandlei , "Melon" Border . ltX
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with handles V ... )K" ORLONC FOOT? '
Imperial Base" Border $14J handkaj ' ;,
IT ROUND CHIPPENDALE, .-Rese" Bbrdenf . Cutout, aslgea .
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"Rose" Border v. ' $14.M ; OBLONG FOOTED, with J
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"Shell Cadroon" Border $19J8 " ptt " ' '
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men's warm weather wear.
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Spring and Summer' -
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. i Wear now and on through summer.
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t brown, black, tan, blue. - ,- - - f
$7.99
others $9.99 up v
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