THE DUPLIN Tr.U, KENANS VXLLE. N. C I..Z'. ..U'
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Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell attended,
a meeting tn Durham last Week
id. , t .
il.ss Mary Lee Sykes and ihother,
Mrs. Sykes and Mrs. .Margaret Dail
s spent Sunday in Wilmington with
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Mp. and Mrs. Jerry Pasphall and
', children of Chadbourn were week
end geusts of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon'
Kornegay.7 '" . . .
i Mr. Koy Kennedy, Mrs. Eloise
Ryder visited 'Mr: and Mrs Law
rence Rider, in Fayetteville Sunday,
. Mrs. Hehry Middleton of Warsaw
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kor-
necay Sunday -
Mrs. N.-'B. Boney spent Monday
flight in. Garland with Mr and
Mrs. Diet Outlaw and attended an
; Eastern Star meeting. ,-
. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ferrell vlsi
t led relatives In Edetiton on Sunday
S J,ra "'iKerson of Kaieigh. was
: nem Saturday on business.. -
, Mrs.. Ruth Pf Grady fi spfntt9
eek. end r In 4J Roanoke : Rapids
. fend attended , the Easterp iiPfess
' Association. : -f; '. ' j
, . Mr. and Mrs, O. P. Johnson. speh(
"Friday night itt Rocky" Moyn't with
v- relatives. .jV . i'; .,?;;;,:ti. ;
" Mesdames It. P. Williams and N.
.? B.' Boney accompanied Miss Lottie
Williams to Fayetteville', on Satur
day afternoon .wher tlhey frisited
, Mr,' Boney in he M.iAUM.
.'. Miss Sylvia Chestnutt of E. C ..C.
Greenville spent thertjek end, here
'with her parents, .' 4
Miss iMar?aret Grj.'prnt'tfOie
- . week end with Miss" Sharo Stroud
, -j -ear .Magnolia..' '.
'.Miss Gail Newton pti MeredHtH
1 Collce, Raleigh spent pie weekend
? here with her parentff'f;r:
- Mrs. Frances SRtafson. Moore
il and son Jay of DunjJ' spent, the
tyv past week end here"' with her par
ents. . : -
Mrs. Katherine 'Sitterson Peele of
Williamston spent last Thursday,
- night -here-inrtth her mother,- rMnA
Lillie.Sitterson. ' M-fk'i
i Mr .ana Mrs. sieve uoocung- ana
tw sons of Raleigh spent the week
nd here with relative:
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jackson, ac
,1 companied by Vanee Gavin, visited
. their new granddaughter in Fay
.:.' etteville on Sunday. ' 'v -';
- . ' Rev. and Mrs. Edwhr'S.XJbates
of Farmville i spent Sunday" night
with Mrs.' Martha Sitterson;; Mrs.
Gertrude Cooperrf Wallace-visited
her also. , i: -ipj?'
' Miss Gail-Nekton will participate
in the 'Spring Chorus Concert dur
'.' ing hospitality' week end at Mered
ith College which opens -ph Satur
, day May 8. ' . S;' ft
- Mrs. A, C. Green of Raleijlh vis
ited ber daughter and son-in-law
AMr. and "Mrs. George V;" Penney
. ''iinr! attended the iano -recital of
her granddaughter, Lura Anne -Pen-1
ney on Tuesday evening, mners ai
tending were Mr, and Mrs. Wm. T.
Htrh. Miss Mary Penney, Miss
JRuth.Penney, and Mrs. G. S. Tay-
Buy Your - ' '
Cakes, Pies '
And Bread-s
. J For Mother's-
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Mother.-.
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General Merchandise "Ja
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Farm Supplies,
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i'lor of Raleigh, Mrs. W.' J
to.i. Sf. and Mrs. W.J: Middlton
Jr,-, Mrs. Avon Sh'arpe, Misses Mar -
ma Blackmore, Caroiyn Gresham, j """V" wuci
Mable JaneStrau ;han and Miss I Wind and sand were blowing to
Mary Lou Pofter of Warsaw. bacoo plants right out of the ground
Chief Petty1 Officer H .E. Sand -
ers, Jr. of San Francisco and tarn-
lily and Mrs. H. E. Sanders, Sr. of
Wilmington spent last week with
,ii s. . ben Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Whaley of
"lose Hill and Mrs. J. C. Whaley of
Uocky Mount. Mrs. W. J3. Whaley
of Holly Ridge and Mrs. Winford
Sholar and daughter visited Mrs.
Ben Wilhamsoii kand , Mrs. Eva
Hughes last wgek. , 1 -;
Hollands Hold ;
Open House" ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland held
open house in then- recently remod-
1 eled home on last Friday afternoon
irom 3-5 -jo clock,, and again that
night from 8 to 10. Their home was
almost destfoyeby fire last June,
but has been done over to look
new from the front porch to the"
kitchen combination . room,. The
walls and carpet are beige in the
living room, dining room and bed
rooms. Lavendar and pink are al
so used in the ' front bed ; roomi
while blue is the secondary color
used in the back bedroom. The woo
derful closet space is an added at
traction to. the. bedrooms. . v
The U-Shaped work area in the
kitchen has many convenient cab
inets for all necessary equipment.
The .Utility - Closet has additional
storage space over the water hea
ter and washing machine.
'Assisting the Hollands in receiv
ing their guests-; which numbered
about 150 were Mesdames J. E. Ful
ford, Joe Westp Phil Krestch, Mar
tha Sitterson, J. B. Stroud and N.
B. Boney in the afternoon.
That Jifght those assisting were:
Mesdames-AmosHBrinsorf, Wood row
Brinson, I. C Burch, J. B. Wallace,
Willard Brinson and Bill Spicer.
, Punch, cookies and salted N nuts
were served m the side porch be
fore the, Callers took their' depar-
Announce
Birth & Death
Mr.- and Mrs- Willard "Brown an
nounce the birth and death of a
baby girl born on April 25 at Len
oir Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Brown
is the former Hattie 'Bell Dunn.
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Birth V
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jackson of
Fayetteville, announce the birth of
daughter: Debra Katherine, oh Sun
day morning, Apnl 30. Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson . formerly lived in
KenansvilleY - .. ' i
Goldsboro, N. C.
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SijWilhThe Duplin
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, seenjed last Tuesday and Wed-
nesday; Planting in the rain Thurs
day; and then came perfect tobac
co planting' season Friday. It's
hard to climb uphill. It is hard to
i buck nature. By Friday we knew
how to appreciate what was in our
favor. Man and God make a team.
Man by himself has a tough time,
Fact is man can't make it by him
self. ' " '
Church School at 10:00 A. M. at
Ma inolia, Kvnansville, and Unity
Churches i, J.
i Worship at Kenansville at 11:00
A. M. Sunday. .,- 1
We would love to have you in
these Methodist Churches Sunday,
but somewhere worship Cod in
some church come next Sunday.
4 Preacher Tom.
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Birth
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunn an
nounce the birth of a son, Donald
April 28,' 1961 in Duplin General
Hospital. Mrs. Dunn was the for
mer Hazel Chestnutt.
Magnolia News And
Personals
By Mrs. L. G. Turner,
Correspondent-Call 28 9-2137
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Sasser and
Miss Cumy Sasser spent Sunday at
Topsail.
Mrr-BTicl-Mtsraei Baker, Nel
son and Stanley of Pikeville were
Sunday .night supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Sasser.
Miss Delma Ezzell of Wilming
ton spent the wee kend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ez
zell. .Victor Tucker of the Benson
school faculty spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Tucker.
Mrs. D. J. Rivenbark, Tony and
fiana of Warsaw visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Guy on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Wood, Paul
and Susan of New Bern spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Tur
ner. Ellis Tucker of Campbell College
spent the" week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tucker.
Mesdames Charlie Thomas, Bet
ty Mae Tucker, L. E.' Pope. Paul
Bass and Kenneth Taylor attend
ed the flower show in Rose Hill
Wednesday.
Mr .and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor at
tended the party Tuesday evening
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Alderman of Rose Hill, honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Blanton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vesta, Roy
and Oliver of Kenansville visited
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Pickett Sunday.
. Mr.- and Mrs. Fred Pickett of
ireenville were in town Saturday.
Week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Hornewere Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Moss and Mrs. Richard Weat
herford of Monroe, Ga.
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond -'Wilson were Mr .John
Earl Brown-of Winston-Salem, Mr.
ind Mrs. Carroll Brown of Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henry Cottle of
Rose Hill, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Brown of Rose Hill, Charlie Brown
and Elbert Tom Brown of the Dob
son's chapel community.
Rev. E. J: Hines of Jacksonville,
Rev. and Mrs. Conrad and Mr.
Jack Joyner were supper guests of
Mrs. Audrey Joyner at the supper
LADY
Thai Is
.ffhk No
Place
MMi. For
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It Doesn't Make
Sense To Put Dollars
Where They Cannot ;
Grow...
BANK
Mil Of llflOJvcr
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, : In Mount Olive and Calypso
Ccr.fcclicn
Mother's Day's a-coming. Now what kind of gift
Can Fathers buy Mothers that's sure tojive a lift?
There's no pyoblemj there, men . ." . nothing's quite as dandy
As a great big, handsome box of candy.
But be careful where you hide it young ones have big eyes
And should they spot your secret cache, you're in for a surprise.
The candy'U be all eaten and Mother's sp'ecial treat
Will be knowing that her Junior is mighty, mighty sweet. -
Awarded
Scholarship
The aremial -'Competitive scholar
ship awards have been announced
by Dr. William C. Pressly, Presi
dent of Peace College. These scho
larships are based upon outstand
house on Saturday evening.
Dedication
Ceremonies
For C. H. Pope
new piano was dedicated to the
memory of Mr. Clarence H. Pope
it the Mafnolia Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
Mr. L- H. Fussell made the de
dication address. Others taking
part in the services were the pastor,
Rev. House, also Mr. Herbie Hal-
Scott s Store Mews
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PERSONALS
Oarrie Scott
The District-Youth Rally will be
held Saturday night at Long Ridge
Free Will Baptist Church begin
ning fit 7:30 O'clock.
The following Scott Store HDC
members visited with the inmates
of Whaley's Host Home at Kenans;
ville Sunday, Mesdames Zollie Kor
negay, Larry Harper, Irvin Kor
negay Ethel Kornegay, Taft Her
ring, D. I. Scott, O. W. Scott, Oarrie
Scott, Elva Hill and Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas. Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilt and son
of Folkston visited the Henry Sut
ton family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw and
children were visiting Mrs. Annie
Quinn and family Sunday after
noon near Warsaw.
During week end Mr. and Mrs.
J. West of Plymouth and son, Way
ne West, dnd Miss Nancy Smith
both students at Mt. Olive College
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro
land Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Davis and
sons were Sunday dinner .guests
of the Gurman Halls in Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Randolph Grady and child
ren of Harker's Island- are visiting
with Mr .and Mrs. Paul Grady.
Week end visitors in the John-'
ny Singleton home were Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Walker of Statesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Gurnie Scott, Mrs.
Nora Jackson and Darry Hargoves
Your
Cash!
HERE
- clzh Vcts
ing performances in secondary sch
ool, their superior crintfibution to
their church and community as well
as their being an outstanding per
sonality. Amon-.them was Florrie Currie
who was awarded a $200. scholar
ship.' Socials
berg, Mr. Homer Taylor and
Mr.
David Alton Chestnutt.
The piano was opened by Billy
Potter and Gary Smith. The Men of
Madison, choir of Goldsboro, ren
dered special music. The organist
was Mrs. A. Q. Smith.
Aftor the services the ladies of
the church served sandwiches, cook
ies and punch to members of the
Pope family and those taking part
in the services, in tlie educational
building.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Halberg act
ed as host and hostess during the
social hour.
spent Satuday at Topsail Acres at
the Scott Cottage.
Visiting Mr .and Mrs. Bob Waters
stock
81x108", or
double fitted
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-TOWELS
Fieldcrest "Royal Velvet"
Bath towel
27"x52 reg. 3.98
Hand towel
1632eS. 1.98
Wa& cloth ,
13"xl3'freg, 69c . ..
Fieldfrest "Royal Carnation" -
Bathtowcl, reg. 3.98 .. ... 2.93
Hand towel, reg. 1.98 . .1.49
Wash cloth, reg. 59c .. .. .49
Fingertip towel, reg. 59c .49
ON SALE - LINENS
unday were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-.
tarn Waters and children of Sut
ontown;.: Mr. and , Mrs. i Robert
Waters and family,- Dudley; Mr.
and Mr. Henry West, Jr. and chil
tren, Warsaw: Mr. and Mrs. Ce;i'
Kornegay o? Mt. Olive.
' Sunday Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Edd Kornegay were -M-s. W. H.
Smith and daughters of Indian
gay"; Herring Store section.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill of Golds
boro and Misses Mabelle and Es
Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Korne
telle Hill of Blizzard Crossroads
visited Mrs. Tiny Blizzard Sunday.
Visitors of the Bennie Outlaws
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Baker and baby of Kenansville and
Mrs. Delia Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Waller and
children of Mt, Olive were visa
ing the former's parents, .Mr. and ;
Mrs. D. S. Waller and Lorena Sun- j
day. j
Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. j
Norman Whitfield and Mrs. Hoi- ;
land Martin and children of Mt. ;
Olive were visiting the D. L. Scotts
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Waller and
daughters were at Princeton Sun
lay with Mrs. Addie Bardcn.
Guests of Mrs. Helen Waller Sun
day evening for dinner were Dr.
and Mrs. R. L. Summerlin and
--hildren of Dublin, Mr. and -Mrs.
Gerald Carr and Daly of Rose Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Singleton
and Preston of Jacksonville, Mrs.
Hazel Hargravcs and children, Mt.
Olive visited the Ivey Summerlins
Sunday.
Mrs. Rex Price of the ZoinCom
munity and Mrs. Jasper Bell at
tended the funeral of Roy Outlaw
Surtday at Ssymcur Funeral Home
in Goldsboro.
Misses Mabelle and Estelle Hill
of Blizzard Crossroads visited Mrs. 1
Ivey Summerlin Saturday afternoon
Wanda Bell spent the week end
with her grand mother, Mrs. Alice j
Price of the Zion Community. 1
up...get ready for
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Colorful Summer
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Made of 100
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in an attractive
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Choice of brown
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- blue, green -turquoise,
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1.49
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matching "cafe curtains" reg. 4.98 3.98
matching valence,
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jjj Wilmington, North Cowlim j 1
AFamilyOfWonien
: Home demonstration Club 'men
hers could truly be called a - big
family of women. ' ': .
It :s on -or-arhat'on fcy which
vor-in fire rawn clossr together
and Hno'v more of ore another.
Sco't Store Pome Demonstration
club has a membership of 25 active
membar?
We have gained much helpful in
formation from the various demon
strations given bv the home agent
and leaders; such as how to rein-
lsn o'tl 'urniture. selection and
construction 01 curtains ana nrapes
and how to care for the refrigera
tor to the best of use.
At rur April rn"0i"''" Ihc annual
fashion show wns !;e'd with It mem
hers mo 'cling dcsss.
Our club wvmen are like a troop
of hnrri woHc-rs. When a project
is planned they work to reach the
goal.
The II. D. C. Works as an auxili
ary to the' Comnn ii:y idopr.ie.it
Club.
A fi'v rii"k was "ir'his"d by the
development rub rr-e-tly. The
hom'1 demonstl'fltio, club women
are striving in various ways to help
finance the trucks.
The HDC serves suppers to Ro
tary Clubs as a means of raising
money. A contribution is given to
drives such as heart fund, polio,
cancer Tli and Red Cross.
We try to each one reach one.
FARM LOANS
$5000.00 & up-Fail Payments Liberal Appraisals - Prompt Closing
Write or Call M. T. Brltt Loan Agency,
Clinton,' N. C. Tel 2-2136 - Nifht 2-3141
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1.69
State Pride 100
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B ELK'S
Investors Sfcck
iCcDivideli
Directors of Investors Stock Fund,
Inc.,- mutual fund affiliate, of In.
Vestors Diversified 'Services, Inc.;
have declared a quarterly dividend
of 10 cents per share, payable April
28, 1961 to shareholders of record
nrjj gj
1961, Harold K. Bradford.;
chairman and president, announc
ed today.
This second quarter dividend of
the fiscal year will be distributed
entirely from net investment in- ,
come. It is the 63rd consecutive div
idend paid by the Fund.
Investors Stock Fund, Inc; cur
rently has approximately 44,275,000 '
shares outstandings, up nearly $,
3(K),90Q tsliares from the correspond
ing period last year.
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a a
RALEIGH The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traffic
deaths through 10:00 a. m. Monday,
May 1:
Killed To Date 325
Killed To Date Last Year 343
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