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PERSONALS
Willie Jones returned home Sat
: urday ft ter , being ihospitalized in
, putts Hospital fur a month. '
; Miss Tracy Edwards' and Miss
Agnes Lanier spent last aturday
! at Topsail Beach. , , '
: ; Archie Muldrow, Jessie Mac and
Judy Muldrow spent Saturday at
' Carolina Beach and attended a
Saturday night Others - attending sto11 Saturday - . .
front Beulaville Were i Glenn Tho-' MPi Archie Lanier and Lou Hal
mo. Ravhnrn nhnorf Twti w.prf!:!oWf were- in ' Goldsboro - Sunday
Humphrey, Charlie" ' Waller; Dean
' Eubanks, ' Jolly , Thomas, and, " Jean
Humphrey. - ' , j ,
; Mrs.- Richard v Rcstk : Mr.' and
Mrs. Nick Bostic and sons, Tommy
Dean and Stockley Allen, Elizabeth;'
iuuu, neury juuu, .ouit'ir oonili:,
jrs. iuary juaa ana- Keun iuosiic
arwni WAtaaerlav at Whiltt T ata
. .-.Mrs.-Silas Wbaley,. visited.t Mrs.
j Lena and Leroy King in Riehlands
; Sunday; ' . . , '. . v - ,
Miss Esteleta. Williams, Barbara
Ann Hill, and. Mr. and Mrs. Hallie
Guy were, at White Lake Sunday
Bfternoon..j);:H,ii'.i ;i't, v. .javx., ; jft
v;MJ Nancy Bostic, Kay Smith,
Mrs. Dorothy Miles and ' daughter
Brenda and. Sharon,' Mrs. Richard
Bostic and Mrs.. Nick. Bosticv; shop
ped in Kinston Monday. 4
f Mrs. fe, Mattie Bradshaw , visited
Mrs. Malcolm Rhodes and Penny
in Jacksonville one. sy, last week.
, ,. , Mrs. Richard Whaley and daugh
ters, j Linda, Phyllis , Sandra i and
Jean of Sneads Ferry visited Mrs.
Hazel Jonea and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
land Sanderson Sunday. : .
r Miss Barbar Ann Hill of Kinston
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hal lie Guy.
.
, mi, uuu ir. tan lung ana
chUdren, dwaa and Ann, visited
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iur. ana rars. M. t. jones ami Mrs.
Raymond- Beard' in Mount Olive
Sundays rr r -
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.Sybil Ianier Cy 8- 128G
Miss'Betty Lou Jones and Ceoifce
Miss iseuy urn jones anu oeooKe
Kennedy were in Kinston Sunday. ,
vMrs. Jim Southerland and daugn- r
ter. Susan and Mrs. Cora Sander-,
'.i wn t, uMhh.
vllln Beach Monday.
'Mrs. ' Ruth Quinn and' sons of
Kenansville' visited '.Mrs. ' Amon
Kennedy Friday afternoon. ' r i
Miss ' Joyce Ann ' Blifflard ' and
Benny Ray-Thomas were, in' Kin-
'morning. ' ' ' ;
' Mrs. Glenn Lanier and daught
ers, Abbie- and Cathy spent Wed-
nesday through Friday with her
parents! Mr, .and Mrs.;, Leo Splvey.
if ChadDurn. vickey Moore ner
qiece returned home with her for
a V1SII.
ftuests of Mr. and Mrs. !mi H'-
low Saturday, night were Mr. and
Mrs." George Moneyhan of Golds
boro. l'. '..
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lou Hallow,' Kim
and Art were dinner guests of Mr.
Hallows sister and brother-lri-law,
Mr., and" Mfs. James Kannon, Jr.
of Goldsboro. 4, j ,
The following enjoyed an evening
of dancing and dining at the SHIP
'N Shore in Wilson Saturday nignt,
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Kennedy, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard McDowell, Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Creech, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Quinn and Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Hallow.' ,:'-..V':.
: Thursday, Mrs. Archie, Lanier and
Mrs. Clyde Brinson arid Ray visit
ed Mr.", and Mrs. Joe Gillem in
White Lake.
The following spent the week end
at Topsail Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
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nay numnurejr, uuiuir nanx
Jean, Agnes .Lanier; Brend Lat-i-r
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and Mra. Scott'Smith, Mane smith,
iMir - and - MrsLJ Sandjin, Randy
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Mr
and: Mrs. Sill Carroll spent
several days last Week at St. Simon
Jekvla and' Sea Island.- George.
While the Carroll's were away light
ning struck there home doing dam
age in every jroom ? Vi v
' Mr. and Mrs, Russell Lanier and
Charlie had supper in Jacksonville
Thursday -night.
Mrs. Zoy a Jones, Kaie.arid Rob
ert and Mrs. Kate Jackson visited
MrJ and Mrs. Hallle Moore in Bow
den Tuesday. , '
Miss Kate Jones spent the week
end at Carolina Beach. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lou : Hallow' and
Tii , auu ifiia. m-j , nwiv'i
tru in TbirDirtuiiia Ctirtrlnv
evening. . ; . ; Mies Nora Ellen M-iller .of Swan
Mf. and Mrs. Royce JoneS spent sboro visited friends and relatives
Tuesday at Carolina Beach, , i here over the week-end.
Mrs. Joe Tice and children. Joe Mr. and lUtosom Sinith
4nn Kfltv. attended a Farewell and Janiee, and Mrs. Adell-Mat-
nun auu v .
party for Mr. and Mrs. Steve Twit
linger in Swansboro feunaay.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll visited
Mr. Carrolls mother in Warsaw Sun
Mr. Morris Home is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Home
for a few days.
Mr .and Mrs. Roland Callahan
accompanied their son, Randall to
romn Plnmnr. Windv Hill, South
Carolina Sunday. Randall Will at
tend the football school mere.
Mrs. T. A. Barcen of Rose Hill
visited relatives here Thursday. 1
Miss Pat Sumner and Agnes Lan
ier weer in Warsaw Tuesday.
Miss Alicia Miller of .NortoiK,
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jorv raintn is visiuiiK i.e. &. .
i - , M:ipr
'mother, Mrs . .
Mrs Grace raie naa jr-
lomer, mm. v.. .
Mrs Grace Pate has accepted a
nnsilion with the J. P. Stevens
Company Wallace.
99c a pr.
74c pr.
NOW ; . . . 1.69
NOW .... .1 79c
NOW .... . 29c
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Because of the mat response
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Third Floor
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Mrs J. D. Sholar and Jackie vis-
fled Mi, and' Mrs., Milton, Johnson
,in n.ivi finrihif the week end. , i
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hodee spent
finnrinv tiicht with' Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Brbijion. Ray returned home
With them after weeks visit with
his grand-mother. Mrsi.Clyde Brin-
Sbn.;;;"Xr:''',: '-i '-' .'":" "'
Mis'. Adell Matthewi and Irma
end Mis. Jfth RoSs shopped to
Wallace Saturday. ; ; v v i
.' Gilbert Campell and James Em
ory made a business trip to Jack
sonville, last Monday. :.;.; ,,
Leland Cottle of Raleigh visited
friends and relatives 1 here over the
week-end. r i-'j-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thomas and
rob of :Gcildsboro visited fciends
, -
1 nrul relatives her last Sunday'
thews, and Irma and Mrs. Jim
Ross enjoyed a seafood dinner at
Sneafe Ferry Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nancy Miller and. Katie
Sue Gradyi made a business trip
to Wilmington last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams
and son were dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Quinn in Warsaw
last Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Ross and Irma Matt
hews shopped in Goldsboro Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy
and son shopped in Kinston Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cambell
and James Emory made a business
trip to Wilmington Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Bolin and Mrs. Adell
Matthews visited the Jerry De
bell Family last Sunday.
Miss Marie Smith, Linda Carol
Albertson. and Dianne Sumner
shopped in Kinston Friday,.
Mrs. Donald House of Warsaw,
Phillis Brown, Patricia and Bren
da Sanderson, and James Emory
Cambell enjoyed an afternoon at
Wliite JjaKe aiuroay.
Miss Irma Matthews visited Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Matthews and
sons in Warsaw last week-end.
Mrs. Mary Lilly Matthews and
Bobby of Warsaw visited Mrs.
Adell Matthews and Irma last
Wednesday.
Miss Jean Cambell and James
Emory, and Phllis Brown shopped
in Kinston Friday.
Mrs. Adell Matthews, Mrs.
saran Bonn, ana hot. nuotai mm-,
thews of Warsaw matte a business
trip to Chapel Hill Thursday.
Mrs. Raleigh Lanier, Mrs. Jim
Creech. Little Jimmie Creech,
and Jimmy Miller shopped in Kin
ston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald House of
Warsaw were dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Brown and Phyllis
Sunday.
Mrs. Eleanor Norris, Mrs. ti
wood Ouinn. and Mrs. Andrew-
Jackson shopped in Kinston Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brown, and
Pyllia, Mr. and Mrs. Donald House
of Warsaw, and Marsie Wiuiford
enjoyed an afternoon at White
Lake Sunday. -
Mrs. I. J- Sandlin and Randy
shopped in Kinston Tuesday mor
ning. Earl Pate of Md. visited Mrs.
Phoebe Parte and Mrs. Alice Jones
one day last week.
Jerry Ezzell spent several days
last week in the Kenansville
Hospital with a collapsed lung.
Mrs. Williams Fedora and sons,
Steve and John of WinstonrSalem
visited relatives here Tuesday
thrnuffh Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Craft, Bever
ly, Marilyn and Edwin spent Mon
day and Tuesday at Carolina
Beach.
Miss Jessie Ann Thomas visited
friends in Kinston Wednesday and
Thursday. ' '
Miss Pat Norris. Addie Sue
Home, Frank Norris and Mike
Jackson spent Monday at- Carolina
Beach.
Mks Shirlev Johnson and Jan
ice Smith spent Thursday art Top
sail Beach.
Mrs. Zelma Ross of Fallow,
Nv. is visiting her mother, Mm.
Adell Matthews for a few weeks.
Mrs. Ann Howard is visiting heat
mother in Warsaw for a few days.
W.S. C. S. Met
Wednesday
The Women's Society of Christian
Grady FF A
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The final meeting for the sum
mer of the B. F. Grady Future
Fanners will be held Friday, Aug
ust, 4 at 8:00 p. m. in the Agricul
tural Department. . f
Business to be taken care of In
cludes: 1. Electing a new President
and Secretary. 2. Installing . new
officers for the coming year. S.
Plans for a back-to-school social,
and 4. Plans for Chapter fund-raising
campaigns. "'.
. The old officers and advisor will
meet at 7:00 PM for a short con
ference prior to the Chapter meet
ing.; All FTA- members . ara urged
to be present. . ;
JBeulavme VQ-AG Slud
A corn variety testing , demoh
stration is being conducted,.,, this
summer by Hollis Thigpen, Ff A
member at Beulaville School. He is
the. son of Mr. and. Mrs, William
Tuigpen Who live on. the northern
extreme of the . Beulaville School
District.
In .a variety test each hybrid re
ceives the- same amount of mois
ture fertilizer cultivation, and lsJs
Serviced' tte Beulaville Methodist
ChurjisjJ njeWuly(.2(!tb.)at, 7jp.,;H.
at tb,lwae f Mrs, Larry Jikison.
Mrs. Temple Hill, new president,
presided over the meeting. .
The Russell Bostic served as pro
grain IwrtrBiaaand opened. rwi(h
a prayer.,, The, programtopic .was:
"God's Words and Our Words"
Those taking part on the program
were Mrs. Bostic, Mrs. Roy Raup,
Mrs. Merle Cutler.
Officers and Secretaries for the
new two year term were presented.
President- Mrs. Temple Hill, Sec
retary and Treasurer - Mrs. Cecil
Rhodes, Vice-president-Mrs. Ray
Humphrey; Secretary Spiritual Life
Sanderson, Secretary of Pormotion
Mrs. -Ray Humphrey Sec. Mission
Education and Service-Mrs. Russell
Sanderson; Secretary of Supply
Work - Mrs. Bill Cutler; Secretary
of Literature and Publications-Mrs.
Raymond Davis.
Plans for a - Christmas Bazaar
were begun as were other plans for
the coming years work. '
. The- hostess served Coco Colas
anl cookies.
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It Has Become Necessary To Increase Subscription Rates
Becquse Of Increased Costs;
epnslrafion Plot
- grow i the same Soil type. By be-
ing grown under like condiitons,
any variation in yield, described or
undescribed characterises, show
ing1 up could be attributed to the
specific genetic background of the
hybrid. Six of the more popular
corn hybrids are shown in Hollis
Plot. , -, ,.
"'A cordial invitation is extended
toaU unvested, parses to, visit this
prqjectvtafld possibiybenefit from
h t 'rl !t. TT..i i : ..i
ill me iiviuic nuuia la siiuwii
with lite ,VO-Ag- advisor discussing
th merit of the test. The Vo-Ag
Peptt.ai( .Beulaville .commends this
slvdentt for a; job well done in car
rying out recommended practices.
Adult farmers would do well to ob
serve and adhere to cultivation and
fertilization practices used in this
variety test by Hollis.
TOY
Lnron-unc
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DupJin, Sampson, Pender, Wayne, Lenor
r Onslow, Jones & New Hanover
1 Year $3.50
N. CSalesfax.il
Total $3.61
Elsewhere In The Stale
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1 Year $4.50
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N.C Sales Tax .14
Ouf-Oi-Sfafe
year $5.50
N. C. Sales fax 7
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CIIRCrDIRC TO THF
Vi ves EAicrtainQd
WmUi Miller and-PoMeeman
H. j. tsrown entertained roe e.u- birth of a Son w-Juif W -at fa
laville, Firemaa and their . Wives j Mtt'a Hosyitalv Kinatoa, H.;c. wet "
Tuesday night with, a .Wppet of ht ten pounds,; tight and one-bi .
Bar-BtKJUe , Chiejtettt flalaLot Uunes..M6tai4er; 4he tomt;.
rolto., eake and tea,, at,tne. towi;4U8f.DarQlhy,,Ua JulnartPi, Jssl
HJOL ! Those attending - we.Mr." ' vllle.' V ;.i4ra'i-M
and Mrs, RciUand ThomW. ' .Mr..;
and Mrs. Frank Thomas Mr. and!
Mrs. Perry Williams, Mr- and Mrs.
.Richard McDowell. -Mj:. and 4r.
Chntnn Campbell, Mri,. MXS. Car
lton Craft, Mr. and Mra.Sandy j
Blizzard, Mr. and Mrs,. Sidney
BlU?ard, Cecil JiiUeA Andrew
.Jackspn Mr. ,an4 Mrs. Winfred
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hermon
Gore, Policeman and :Mr.eH. . J.
Brqwn, Hrry Home, Mr and.Mrf ,(fl
fllnnn T .onlor dim) Ur. nnA Mrs. 7. S
Herman.. Smith.,, v. ,,( ww..
Gef-Acquainted
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''Saturday "at" 6:33 P.M. a get
acquainted picnic and poundjng
will be held at the Baptist Church
in honor if their new pastofand
his wife, , Mr. and - Mrs," Harold
Snilth. Each member is urged ,tp
attend and bring a picnic lunch.
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Randy Sandlin
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Mr. and Mrs.. I. J. Sandlin cel
ebrated their son, Randy's birth
day, Tuesday night with a supper
held at the Fellowship Hall of the
Presbyterian-. Church. Randy's
guest included, Dr. and Mrs. H. A
Edwards, Mr. and Mr . - D. H.
Smith and daughter sof Pink Hi(l
Mr. and Mrs. York Lanier, Mr
Zoya Jones, Robert and Kate, Mr$C
Scott Smith. Kay and Marie, Mrs.
Riiswll Lnir. Jerrv and' Martha
Sandlin. Delicious. .Brunswick -Stew,
green, salad,, cracker butter,
iced tea, ice-cream, cookies and
wn
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Total $4.64
nilPIIN s TIAAF5
.biff ' &ksr.w- 3 k
received many n 1
AntevhU Birth
nr.
My indtlrs'lWUW B. Stanli
of BeulaviUe, Route ? announce tl
saMsssaBBsaaMsaaaar
oro Barain'r
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We Are Offering
3 Big groups of
Cotton Dresses
At S5.Q0 -
-$15,00
They Are Worth Double
The Amounts
Be Sure To Come To
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