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-: a- ubuih .ui uurs.nan-y. craicner
last wees, 'were her brother, 'Mr.
Robert O. Ricks of Miami, Florida
end .uUvawi' Mrs. Lnlher Williams
of Emporia, Virginia.' - . '
Mrs. Jeryl Wilson and Mrs, $.""$.
lhjlcb-ew made a business tup to
.Camp LeJeune tFriday,
iff 4pll IMJIA lfa. - JBOQU UWUN BIU
Mt, and Mrs. Henry tSevena. Iff
fit Warsaw, spent Friday - through
.ted'AfrS, ;iyde Brinson and :ittiide4 , the Owens . Minor I -i 'John Will' make their .au tb boaa..r. over them
Barbara rthomaa Qtojday. ;ijuie d Bodecker CbriatifeAs1 Show In home in Beulavflle, They plan W wlth faDer and decora' with draw
I tilck .Hodge remained with bis gr-' Wilson last week: , O" .: .-m-.v the first part of August. Mr. .' If you like.
jidmother,' Mrs. Ham Brinson fdr
:a weeks .visit. - ,x i., . ' .(
i-VCueita of Mrs..' Archie-Lapipr,shaw aa .aaugniei; vween nave
Sunday wera her nephews. Bob 4 .
Jim Henderson from vuiuv i:r'
k Mrs. Grace Clark and (Mrs., itfim
MuMrow were at ; Topsail eah
tbbrsday.i' Si .'A'-.'ilt,
HAscWe Muidrow. Jessie Mw'ndi
.July Muiarow spent '- IM day v at
Carolina Beach and htlsndeda
i aanve hi 'ine ucean nsza aaiur-
" 'pay night. i - r. , '-t '
I ; , Mrs. Kit Brinson and Mrs! .Mar-
I tha Sanaiin attended the Farm and
Home Week in Raleigh last . ieefc,
Home Week in Raleigh last weeb,
ronrocontino thiViJ,tioin1vi.rwr.l.
onstration Ckia'! 'V 'i,;4tf '"Khteiv and son4n-la,w4 Mj-i and
.Mr. and Mrs. Kit Brinson visited Mrs. Russell Saudei-son and Rusty.
Mrr .and ''Mrt;; Harold J.,;njth;,',in ' Mr- and Mrs. Reynolds Batts end
Pjnk Hill Sune;aftetnnoBr f. daughter Jeesie of Hampton. Va.
'Sunday didrief guests of 'ir." and'" ' visited .rlelafives in Beulayllle last
Utif. .'BolanA'4aRaatt'.'4ir eVi .Week... f. -
and Mrs. Joseph Ingram and child-1 Mrs. A. T. Shuw has returned
ren and ReV. Walter- Sutten'.-Und home after be'wr under observat
sen; of Williarttstoit, N. CWfi ffVun .jicn in 'Chapel Hill Hospital for a
Tne following pwuirea Jnqm, Ihe ,
Free Wil Baptist; Church df. Cabin. I
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suver l!ia Wandaiful
Afteragobdbtjfht'
hljfht's' slein; tid tou ' 1
ttlU feel ttred outr. Often this i
run-down feeling li due to "iron- .
Hungry Blood simple iron c.
dflelnc'nmlit), Thn if ,;
needless for most women to suffer :
if such awful weariness, . ii-i -v
. Take Lydla E. PtnkhanS Tab
X l lto. only ttron tonic made espsl,.
cuuiy ior women, twen--ur Irani .,:
uv fa
Plnkbnt Tablets Sl7rt- t9 ,
FEMAU Alt MEMT$ Tsalous tydia E. Plnkham't Vegetable
.'.Compound OJquid) also brbigs blessed relief from the miser-:
; able discomforts oti&angv-tfilife and monthly pain. ,
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Phone Planter's AAAin 8-5731, Fairmont, N. G.
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Dean . Bostic, Ellen Mercer, Esta
Joe Kennedy, byivia mercer, Car
olyn Taye Kennedy, Craig Mercer,
George Norris, Phil Khodes,? .Law
ton Turner; Jr. They, were accom
panied by their jrastyr. Rev.'Josehp
Ingram, , ; - '
:. Miss Sue Clark of Beulaville
and Mr. Wilbur Keed. of. Clinton
were married Saturday, July 22
4- Ph Carolina. Afterwards
: ey P'ttt llte week-end withMi-.
nun aaca. rwiupiiusuu. -
i Nit.: ana ' Mrs. MUSseU tSOStic.
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Mrs. Pam, Everett, and Earl Hat -
mW'. and Mrs. iijnry T. jarman
l Jacksonville Jaiid Colon
feiurnea.. some unei viamng jvjf,
and Mrs James Hiii itfyictorville,
;Vrtyttss Mary Francis Bostic has
returned Q Wauace where me is
fWloyed, after being confined -to
her home due to illness.
Mfc and Ma-s. Cecil I Lee of Kin-
ston, Mr, and Mrs. Henry T. Jar-
au tiu wib.
man jaexsonvme ana Mi s.
iA - olon blaw na aaugnier goieen
Pnt last weekend at Whit tfiltej
' ' Mr- and Mr K-''- Clark ' of
Mr- nd Mr M.0; Clark'or
Memtfliis. Ttnn. are visitiua tliefr
Jew., days.
The public is cordially invited
tv, d.ui t w....;...- -! v,
en' -Sunday- July 29 to a covered
4idh.4imaii.at 12:00 O'clock. Bring
BloeaStrenglhening t
strengthen your fel
blood within one
, I Thus quickly help build rich, ,
red blood .. . to restore strengtn
and energy so you feel fine again
fasti If vour blood is bo starved
for iron that you Just drag
through the day, get wonderful
lydia S. Plnkiiam Tablets from
any drug store today. Then )st
iee if you dont soon feel like a
new woman again.
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a dish. This Will be the last ser
mon delivered by Rev.' Held rw4n
befoi he leaves for Kew Bern..
Mrs. Carl Hortie returned home
Tuesday ni)'it afuer spending a
few' days with her ' father -Mr.
Willie Jonas In Duke Hospital. 1 1
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlm had cords. , ' i 1
dinner at the Dlnmy Shore In Surf A -file for storing your collection
City Sunday. Mtw J ey vistteoV of records cap be made from a cer
friends in Topsail Beach) ,. el box. flere are three simple steps
Friiiitds of Mlrs. ,York Lanier are to follow: , ; i ,
Isorrv to Itann 'that -she is Confined
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to her home due to illness. v
I Mr. and Mrs. Lou' Hallow. KM
Hallow is connected wiUi.';?The
Eeacca Homes".. v
Birth-
AFMCUriC&tll&nt
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! rif tt'utiittsiwilla anvinitrtA thfl hlrth
.. ,.-..1 1fun UT!mnM HTnll TAMrl
fo ,,.,Mnl. 'c. o..inn n .inlv
7 at Cape F'ar Valley Hospital,
M,.Si Klnd is the former ,Misg Ger.
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. Billy Whaley Jr., 26 died of a
self-infiicted gunshot wound at his
heme near Beulaville Sunday.
I , Funeral Servjoes weUe coiiJuctel
I at Hie New Hcpu (.Missionary En
1 .1st Church Tuesday at :3 pi m., the
I ,tev, KranK CacmoJy, pastor, oLi
oiated, , Burial was in, the family
! cemetery He is. suryivea oy m?
mother, Mrs: Bil.y Woaley Sr. 'o
she.home; four brothers, Warre
Ls Vega. Ney., Rob ert of Km-
both of the honie; twosisters, Mrs.
James Cfde niUBflUlaMjlje,. ajid Mrs.
tay Heath of Richlands.
Smith 4-H Club
The Smith Ccmmpnity -H.;,Club
ha ie its regularly monthly "meeting
Saturday,, July ,3 , ,at ,the home of
3lennWUliflms;i Thurtees children
and four adults per sent. QJerw Wil
liams gave ,, a demonstration i . on
Water safetyi c.n '.ir. V
. , Refreshments . were - served by
Mrs, Bryant Smith, Jr.
The.next meeting will be held iin
the home nf Mr,i and, Mrs. Bryant
Smith, Jr. on Saturday, August 28,
at 7:00 P.. M. All, members .will
bring their 1960. Record books for
this meeting and prepare them for
turning in to. the County 4-Hoffiee.
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Record Rack
v , By Lucye Turner '
'Below I, have the ( directions , for
making an attractive Record Rack.
Teenagers especially enjoy making
tnese jot storing their many re
l.Cut off the top of the. box
i . m n... J : '1 j .1 I i.
1- . w, vwkwnuv me aaw
am "r0M o"-
' If you need a larce file, tape sev
eral bvXcs together, These box files
can also be' used to keep a collec
tion of special 'picture's, magazines,
birthday cards, or tany other kinds
of materials you maywant to keep.
B.F.Grady HOC
. The B. F. Grady . "o;ne Econo
mics Club Met with Mrs. John C.
Smith on Monday, Ju!y 3 at 2:00
o'clpak.in tjba ateraoon.
The President, ri-s. Faism Tur
iie'.r. ''presided over the business
meeting" dliriag which the club vot
ed to go to Wri jhtsvilie Beach o:
the second Sunday in Aiinst foi
the annual club .family outing.
Those appearing on the leaders'
iiro'ram were: Mrs. John Jtfcy
Smfth, '..Irs. ,Jepy 0. Smith, anri
Mrs. ,Willar-d, Weslbrook.
Mrs, ae.H.'jYpicer, Home Agent,
gave a 'demonstration on "Per
sonal Abearance." It was maJ(
very effeatfv with the use of slides
,JEight;;(5lub -members o-i'oyei -Slad
pjata -and soft drinks served
by the hostess.
Outlaw's Bridge
News
Mrs. J. H5 3Parker. Torres
Mrs. Lucy Smith was hostess to
the local bridge players Wedncsdoy
night of last week.
: .Mrs. H. C Poby, Jr. and daugh
ters, Alberta Ann and Susan of Al
bemarle spent the week end with
CVfra. Lucy ,0. Smith, Mr. and (Mrs.
Herman Outtawtw
vrMr..and Mrs.; Robert Jones, Miss
Ponna Lou, and Bobby Jones of
Pine Bluffy Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs
Ijouib farkeff. and children, Pres
ton and, .Margaret Ann of Mt. Olive
were among visitors with Mrs. J.
H. Parker Sunday night.
Miss,, Maggie.. Stroud of Raleigh
visited her brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs,, (Marvin Stroud Saturday.
Mr and ,Mrs, Curtis Simmons
have been recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Outlaw in the Bethel
section.
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FFA Member Has Turkish Tobacco Proj.
.Drop cits in story without cutlines
Graham Heath, vocational-ag-
riculture student of the Beulaville
School, is currently concerned
with the successful production of
Turkish tobacco. He produced his
own plants and set out 0 13 of an
acre. ''The quality of leaf produc-
ed and price received will deter-
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Your own experience assures you that electric
house heating is clean. Like your other electric
appliances, it is flameless, fumeless, completely
free of smoke or soot
But perhaps you are
ford it?"
The answer is yes. Electric heat is practical and
compares in; operating cost with that of homes
now using flame-type heat.
And this is a major reason for its rapid re
ceptance. Scarcely heard of five years ago, today
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mine the acreage allowed to this
crop in the future', Graham says.
The yield this year is nut going
to be good because of the tobacco
becoming overripe in the field.
"This was due", says Graham and
Mr. W. C. Heath, his father, "to
the excessive rain that fell causing
the flue cured crop to require ex-
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wondering:
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Personals
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Milftrd. Wiggins of Morgan, N. J.
flew-to Kinston,' Wednesday with a
friendly plane andwade a brief
yislj witji his brother, Lathan Wig
gins and family here, before iur
chasing a. plane and returning, to
bis .home' . , . , . .
Mrs. Minnie Sumioerlln .oiy Mt.
Olive, ; Dan and Sam Walle,r at"
tended the funeral of their uncle
Joseph Williams in Kinsbw FsWay ,
' Reoentiy ?Jrs Margaret Garrety
of , Warsaw visited Mrs. VeUna
Scott. '. ,: ' .
'. '1(,nday ni; ht A: R. Moffett and
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ly o Ashland, Ohio were guests
in the Ro'and Sullivan home. They
were inroute to Charleston,. W. Va.
to visit relatives there.
Thaddeus Dail is in VA hospital
yayettewille for treatment.
Wednes lay night and Thursday
Mrs. Lucy Garner of Summeriin
,'rossrct(is visiled Mrs. Nora Jack
san vis'itng the Sam Holmes farn-
y Sun-Jay were Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
ooc i .IrKer and children of Newton
tra attention at a time that the
Turkish crop needed harvesting.
I He Heaths' appeared confident
ili.it they could produce satlsfac-
torily and profitably increased achates hoin Sunflay.f1 ",U
rcage cl lurkish tobacco, it no'
,a:ket'ng problems are encount
ered this year, Turkish tobacco
will viry likely supply a signific
ant part of the total income to trie
Heath farm in future years.
Beiilaville Vocational Agricul
ture 'teachers are shown with Mr.
W. O. 'Heath observing a curing
uf a leaf in addition to green leaf
in the field. Graham was not pre
sent when the pictures were made.
SECRETARY -
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Knowledge Of Short
Hand Essenticl.
SEE IN PERSON:
E. C. THOMPSON, SR.
Vice-President
BRANCH BANKING &
Warsaw, HsC.
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a million homes use electric heat. By 1970, esti
mates run to at least 6 million homes. ' i
Is this clean, modern b.ea practical for the
home you plan to build, buy or remodel? To help
you decide, your CP&L representative can show
case histories and operating costs. You'll also find
that CP&L.V special, low, heating irate can make
your selection of flameless electric heat a prudent
investment in living comfort.
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C CAPtOUNA EOWH a UOHT COMPANY .
An investor-owned, tazpaylng, public utility company.
'andTsl;,,.. i
Carrie. Scott ... were. visUiJig rcar
Warsaw, Fridays wlib 'Mr. Marcla
Powell; and fconSf .T v'i" i
Mrsu,ilennie!rIgi'aiB1 tnd son '
TJlvid fVlsftel Mrsf-.lGnAfe'Ezzell
'O.Warssw fieantly;-y-''.
,i?Mrn4 Mrtnob Waidrs, iaii4
.'Jau'ghtur..Nellift were Sunday guests
Sifyih WiHaro,, Waters iamily, ,
iuttontoWn.; . " ''
MoirJi, Hill of Magnollaapahf
ijd night, (inTther' homje,o ,hi :
sKtef.-iMrs. Tiny Biiziard. 'j,,-;
Thursday of last, Week Ms, , add
i.VIrs. T. A. Jernigan of Summeriin
Cressroads, Mrs. Ralph Britt 'ipf
Lgear Marsh and (Mrs, Buby.Gijay
went tQ Durham to visit the Thnr-
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man lorniiaufi
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During Sunday visitors' in he
r t Hfrii.i Ivme wee Mr.' and
Mrs. Milton Dixon, KinSton 'nd
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. HeWngVaf
Clayton. . -4,t-;
Week end gupsts of 'tr. ,- Mrs. "
vrank Outlaw ware Mr. an Mr$.
W. S. Outlaw and baby". 6f -JtTt.
Gilead.
l.Mrs. Gordon Southerland f ' J4ln
ston spent FaiJay with her father
John Waters. .'.-V.
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Mrs. Le.lie Kornegay and' daugh
ter Geraldine of Outlaws" !t$r.idf;
and i Mrs. Leslie Quinn of. '.Smith-
field were visitors iri the -Ralph
"s 'Mi ink- JSnmmertiftVof'r.Ttn
Olive, Mrs. Helen -Waller and Miss
Urena Waller viBitwKMT. .fertile
DaiJ Thursday at , , Wayne.. Memptiai
Hospital. .; t ?
Carolyn Waller o&. iWilsMi ,.s
home lor the week.efld with the
iamily the William Wallers. .-
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Smlth'-apd
Melody of Indian Springs were vis
iting Mr.
and Mrs. Edd Kornegay
Sunday.
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