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. .1 nj pnd JMdie of Hamp
1 a. ,.i'ent tfce Veek end with
. r. I ierriug's motlief, Mrs B6s-f-
A. Herring. ' ,
i.lt. and Mrs." John I." Amon, Jr,
Miid children, of Goldsboro, Mr and
M s.; Bay Amon and Lynn of Mt.
O' '-e, l.sd Mrs. Wayije Faulk
and son of Bear Marsh, and Miss
Eva Vause , jvere dinner . guests
Sunday ot Mrd Mrs,' Jijhn Ivey
Amon, Sr. ' ' ,
Mr. and MrsJF.' L. Goodman
and .children) oj Greensboro vi
sited 'Mrs Foy Goodman during
the weekend. t
Miss ' Peggy . Alphin returned
home Saturday following a visit
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Reevis Alphia of
, Richmond, Va.
The Kev, and Mrs. Bobert May,
(Tommy and ' Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs.. Jimmy Komegay of Mount
, plive,' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
f and Mrs. Alan Brown of Warsaw.
' Writ sfi Mrs. prifty Holmes.
Mr and Jrs.:Guryey Price spent
Sunday in' pastoniau
T'Mr.7 and: Mrs. ' J. D. Best and
1 children of Goldsboro, Mr and
, ifirt! Ivey 1 Sullivaft and Miss He
len Sullivas of Oak Rijclge Cniri
' munfty' visited Mr. and' Mrs. Jack
" Oail Sunday: : '
tLrl ahd'Mrsr'Oliver Edwards, 1
,' Joseph Allen and Donna Sue of;
Warsaw," Mr.' Martha Outlaw, Mr.
and Mrs.:'Thurman Davis, Johnny'
and Jack of Mbutt Olwe, Mr. and
Mrs. J..B. Godbold, Bijlje and Liu-1
da Mr. and Mrs. -Leslie Bell. Judy j
James and Janice, Mrs. Walter Hiii '
sop and Sbn were dinner guests l
Siinday of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie j
i , Goodman-: 1
Freijl Alphin arrived here Sat
urday from Fort Benjamin Harri-
' son, Indiana, after two years of
act'ive duty in the Armed Forces.
Mesdames J. B."' Godbold and
Willie . Outlaw, Misse3 Glenda
Outlaw and Linda godbold went
to tunston, aturaay. 1
' Mrs. Ella Outlaw, Mr. and Mrs-
Thomas Summerlin visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Sutton of Warsaw
Sunday.' v : j
- 1 Miss Lynda Alphin - and Terry j
Alphin of New Bern visited Mrs.
Fred Alphm Sunday.
Willie Estus Byrd returned
some last week after being a ca
tieni in Wayne Memorial Hospi
tal, Goldsboro.
Visiting Mr. and. Mrs.' Cyrus ( funeral of his sister Mrs." J. W-V
Rhodes during the week end were' Boone. .
Mr."vand' Mrs. William ,T. Mrs. Andy W.Ivey; visited Mr.
Rhodes and children of Clayton, and Mrs- George ' Westor.ook oi t.
Pvt Linwo64 Rhpdea, f Feat Jae- Kins ton, Saturday.
ksqn,. S, , Hri Linwood Rho- Mrs. Josephine Powell of Ken-, - f
des.', Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wall of ansville U visiting Mr. and Mrs. f
Raleigh. Mrs. T. W Quinn of Ken- A. Jernigan. They were gueis i
ansville. Mrs Bobby Ftttman 01 ftaturaay qi ws, ..mhm m iics? ,,:
Jacksonville, Victor Fountain' of of Albert3on. ' ' '
Fountain and Miss Judy Wallace , Morris Cherry student at Camp
of Albertson. Ibell College, spent the week end
Mrs. Frederick Cox of Grifton with his parents,, Mr. and Mrs. D
and Mrs. J. A. Batson of Mount . Cherry. '
live were recent visitors of Mr.; Mrs. Mathew Parker is recti
and Mrs. W. T Byrd perating at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmore Bell of Kenansville Mrs. Earl Dai-, of ' Mount Olive
and Mrs. W. L. Smith of Warsaw afier being a patient in Duplin
..it a1 Jffa TTIKort Whitman and General Hosbital in Kenansville.
Miss Patricia Whitman, Friday. i Colon Garner accompanied Ted
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Byrd were Garner to Cape Canaveral, Flow
in Clinton last Wednesday and da for the weekend where they
Thursday because of Jhe death and attended the auto, races. ,
a-
Scott sStoreMews
Personals
James E. Stanley ot Norfolk
was home for the weekend with
Miss Norma Carole SununcrKn,
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton.
Summerlin of Mt. Olive, whose enr
gagment to li v:.i Kay Mcuonau;
son of Mr, and Mrs. Irvin McDon-
aid of Goldsboro, is aanbuncei. Tlve
wndriinV will take Diace Sunday a-
,, , mj. :.:t.j nerncon, Apia &&, ai o utmtv m
Ben Scott of Mt. Olive .visited . Jp)hndi' church of Mt
with Mr. and Mrs. Taft Herring First Methodist tnurcn 01 mi.
w.-...j.- Olive.
Saturday Mr, and Mrs, j-esue nesday night.
wiu iiu . ., r.ornegay aim uaugruer ueiaiuuic Mrs. Kenneth , ueaver 01 mt.
his family, Mrs. fatan.ey ana we of outlaws Bridge and grand chil- olive pent Monday with her sis
children, dren Lynn, Jan and Billy Howard ter MrS- ay Carter. ,
S. Sgt. and Mrs. Delmas Jones , Kinston were visitors of Mr. j om.v Dr anil Mrs W C
and children of Fort Bragg visi- and Mrs. Raiph 'Waters. Adams of Benson and Mr and
ted Mr. and Mrs. Melvm Lowell; vjsiting tne Johnny singletons Ma gaf anTchild
during the weekend Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James ; -0f?a store visited m
Mr and Mrs. Rpjle Kornegay -.Herring and children and John i ""f M rs He ten Waller
Zt w no rle vSat PoUocks- Mrs- Paul Grady was at Har: daughter of Warsaw were visiting
line Waller recetly at Pollocks ; k(?rs Isand during the weekend , Mr Mrs Jonas Dail SunJay
vU'e- ; with her daughter in law, Mrs-1 af -ernoon
Sunday Mrs. Bud Price and boys Randolph Grady and children. Sunday Norman W.V.tfield of
were visitors of the Leonard Price ; Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Ralph Mt Olive, Ralph Water's, Bud
family near Mt. Olive. ! Waters was visiting with her bro- price and Tony Mozingo went to
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Outlaw I ther and sister-in-law Mr. and j Raiejgh to see the ''Grand Ole
and daughter of High Point were Mrs. Norwood Summerlin at ML. , 0pry." "
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Out- Olive. ' trs. Tart Herring and Janet
law Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Blanche Howard of Ken- j and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Herring
Messrs Sam Waller, Garnie ansville was a guest of Mrs. Nora : went to Goldsboro Sunday, for a
Scott, Edd Kornegay Jason Wal- Jackson at the weekend. ; visit with the Willis Smith fam-
ler, Lathan Wiggins and Mr. and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wa- jy.
Mrs. Roland Thigpen attended a ters and Nellie were alnner guests Leland Herring and Taft Her
Republic meeting at Kenansville of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waters ring went to Fayetteville Sunday
Tuesday night. I and family at Dudley. j to visit their brother Earl Her-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter were Mrs. Helen Waller visited with ring at the Veterans Hospital.
. tt, . XT r e il ,. TU t wl . TJcr. T n1, ,
ai WaSillIlgLOIl . 1. l. lur wccr ma. cJUUii uuuuliii diiu luua uuia
end to visit the Earl Whaleys. Wells near Garners Chapel Thurs
Saturdav nieht euests of Mr. day. '
and Mrs. Bennie Outlaw for sup-! Mrs. Mary Anderson spent Sat-
nar itmro Iho Rv. nnH Mr? WmI- nrdav niffhf. ! anrf Sunriav with
ter Sutton and boys and Ellen Misses Alice Sum.nerlin and O. ThmMday. evening Mrs. Meta
Mercer of Cabin, Mr. and Mrs. Murray near Warsaw. 'Jones met with a happy surprise
Harvey Baker and children of Sa- Mr. and Mrs. ' Roland Thigpen on her . birthday when she re
recta and Mr. and Mrs. Robert were at Goldsboro for a visit with turned home from a visit with her
Outlaw and son. : Mr. and Mrs. WillaVd Lane Wed- sister and brother in law Mr. and
I Mrs. Jones
Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Howard and
son visited Mrs. Howard's parents,
Mr. and 'Mrs. W. L. Herring in
.Warsaw, Sunday In the aftprnoon
Jney yistted with Mrs. Janie Bar
bette and Mr. S.'V. Masaey 'whq
are patients in tne Duplin -General
ospitaL'',' ' ' , , , ' .
' ' Linda Ray, Westbrook , visited
. Blytne, Bell tjeaf Scotts, Store Sunday-
afternoon. . 4 , " " -
Miss Patricia Grigg has" return
ed to her. home - from Duke Hos
pital wnere sne underwent a mt
nor opeiaaon. ,' , J ;
- Mrs. Witiuie Lee. of Mt, Qlivt
was a dinner guest in the home
of Mr. and Mrs;Tred "Herring i'ae .
. Tlioefltiv V J'
is spending this week in the home
of Mr ..Earl jb aires and tamily am
1 Mr. "and Mi's. S. V. Massey. ' '
I .Weekend guest In the, home 0
Mr; ' and Mrs Ashley Jones wert
their daughter and son-in-law; Mi
and Mrs. Lynn Sutton of Sanlort
1- Mr, and Mrs. E, C. King oi Foik
stone spent part of last week wui
their daughter, Mrs Leland :Wa,,
lace and Mr. Wallace. On Thurs
day, Mr. E. C. King, Jr of Jack
sonville was a guest in tne v.
. lace home. On , Saturday, Mrs.
i Virginia Gurganue and cnilure.
of r olkstone visited in the home
and earned' Mr. and Mrs. E. ,C
, King Sr. home. ' j
I ' Mrs. Joe Westbrook and Mrs. E
C. King, Sr.' visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Bryant Westbrook in Km
ston Tuesday '
I Mr. and Mrs, Robert Best of
;eautancus visited in the home
' of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Westbrook
Sunday.
Mr. fid Mrs- H. L. Harrell and
I Ernest Harrell of fink HU1 were
supper guests of Mr and Mrs.
Manley Kornegay Tuesday pight.
I A study course of "Latin Ame
rica'' sponsored by the Woodlant.
Sunday School was started Sun
day night at the church. Dr. rl.
L. Harrell, pastor of the cljurcli.
I had charge of the adult class. Mr.
and Mfs- Paul Westbrook taugn.
II ". ' -'" . -
j Mrs. Frank Taylor, i
. When she arrived at her home
I she found approximately 35 re
latives and friends had gatnereu
I to help celebrate her birthday,
j Her table was spread .with a
I bountiful dinner nothing to do
i but sing "Happy Birthday", eat
, and be' Merry.
the a.' lit aM Junior high. Mrs. ited Mrs. I
Willard- We ; j 00k had charge 0 children , of , .
fhe primaries,- Mrs. . Rodney Jvpr-1
).,"hifley end,: '
' jrft Sunday. ' . ,'2, h ' -1 t
'"1 , Jven f . i i't-i '
Hinton and Levi of t
iBanton t
nd Mrs. Kil ,
and .t gran
l services were hf j
IVICl. Ul -r . xa'I r-
...iiiu.tii r-k,i law were co-nosiesseai o vine w ataj ai. a u.ia. 111 uic n
ncav T.niiBni rne luuiurs. auu iYiia ljma . jbMMm ir"c , '
r,.r.:Xi iiTrJtirAw t Mr ' tari.ot MM" Wwi I w 1 1 1 v. . sisters. Mrs
JAikA v,oh4fci f kmrlcf. IJ.L il ' r i ton. Rt 5.
zzr r."-": rr""'iMu : ; v -,'of cuntom
.,r e.l:... rit..;.. ' UmMI M. Lrl(d ManleV Out- Fn'npr'al
rch wUli meet at the church Fvn me r-conomics wuu if " 7.- tn.e, yiiuau.- - ;
iay night for a regular meeting. Mrs. Manly Outlaw Monday ai- r,iatas.u 1son Cemete.y.. A
Mesdames S- V. . Masses and Ja- ternoon with Presidertt, Miss Ja 7 pr "-' '" '.
nu f alker.wiU have charge ot Phel OuUaw, presiding fifei, SATTS' '
u Aii Umhor rfc erouD smEuig songf Mrs. Man" - ' ."";,n. . .: .. .
. k Mr Unm Crtel CninquapHr,' ..
Mr. ana wrs. james riowani "-'J"-."i . . r Vt;-",7 j;. J?urfertS "ieivices. werCheld at '
aker ol.Raleigh were weekend tXolp Church in
Walk
juest of Mr,
Valker. 1
Mrs. A Y,
and Mrs. James M. Cree! is jooq 1 ana u;on . V-.hriMl.v
. , , Nt- vaap wvmanr. ffx ,vv.mmi... , v
Westbrook accona- were
af ternSonl
he rd fronlVand ao repor t 2:30 conducted by RevRrt
vVnZil meetine.- Plans LTBo!. Vt by v..
made fqf a 4ub picnic suji- KDBrown' Burgaw i.
ir. I- vr J 17 f I ment was" in Rockfisli Cemetei
Spr. During the social hour me noj-, - ,
s;ilfe TMarcfl 't XlU
lome Demonstration Club meet- per to be on March 1.- , . '"" .. f t ,J 1,,
. ..: n.i m ah rnn rtrBm ,t w m.nww ' . ,, 1. ,
ng in Fayetteville Monday
ng club meeting places for
iteen counties were selected
iie Bi-oup at the meeting.
Mr and Mrs. ' Charlp Re!l ac
ompanicd by Miss Judy Wallace ie Berger was the winner,
ind .Victor Fountain visited in the '' "71
vome of Mr. . and Mrs. Gerajd
Juinn In Warsaw Sunday night.
the
Rivenbaik Wrt
iBftnaJ Robert aBtts vl
with contest, in which Mrs. Lot- tlnquapm 'Ma
3
4i
of -Cil vet -Springs, W,d, Two grand
SolitfFive -sisters', , Mrs. 'Lucille
Baifdersoif-and'Mrs. Iowrd At
kinson ot Rt! Wallace' and Mri
Orft'Wegiterand Mrs- J.f 4 M
frell'Taf Chinqueoirt and Mrs. Huth
Ann Butler of Knox villei Tenne r
mer pt Pink Hill, Rt. i, died Tues- ' WDhin -fflley Grifim , fc6, d.ed
llav' He was a veteran of WOrld Wednesdar m8 !'
War t and a member of the Pink near Pink HilJ after, having been.
Hill Presbyterian Church ' 'S. in idedwing Aejilth for the past e-
Tv.n'. Tnrfdo n " AF Ar'AM of veflwl years. rW ' '
Kinston, the local 40' and Eight of,- fMWfai -yicQjvwej onduc
Outlaw's Bridge
PERSON AL$
lorehead City and Hilton Out- born - Turner American' Leg on . Pa'fJ"Z ? XV" J X
aw of Raleigh were visitors with Post near Maxwell's1 Mill- ; ;8tT t?
Mr and Mrs. 'Herman Outlaw Sat- Funeral services were held ReVW-4 Lejoi wew Jjerp.
jrday night and Sunday.' ' " from Howard and Carter Funeral J He ; r 1 wrwfef 4X Jive son?.
. " " irnmn o-io rim' Thursday con-oseph(-Mulard,-Hermaii all qi
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frank Out- ?uCTe(j bv th Rev ' N. R Fk?- ftHifcHa. Alien of Hi TL KlnWn
taw, Lewis W. Ouuaw. and Miss r,or PreSbyterian'minister of Rose an AVUltom-Esley .Grlfjfin. Jt
'alhe Outlaw were among i.iose jim' Burial waa'in Maplewood Ce lit.-' jOjhve Five (JaHghters Mr.f
who wenVto Kinston Sunday ni-' meterv' Surviving are his 'wife, KatWeen iJpodman1 ertd ;Mrs. Kaj
ght W hear Dr. Frank P. , Aima -Howard Aidridge; one 'son tie 'Houston- ot FinkHill,' Mrs.
- . , I by a former marriage; Ashiey Hi!l MilpdTcSparrowand Mrs. -Evv
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parker and Abridge of UjW Island, TSty JS'g if TrS
children of Mt. Olive. Mrs. John- one son by his last marriage M.6 W1 pKj;
ny A. Smith and daughter of Pink hael IX Aidridge of Pink Hiy ZrLtl
Hill, RFD were visitors with Mrs. (vFD; three granacniiaren, -.w ,7 , near' Beulavilie- and
Henry Parker Sunday afternoon, brothers. Lamm H. of-JUnrtoq "l a,
Mr and Mrs. Gerrfd Simmons and Alfred p. - Gastonja; '2,5 Tomrnv ft
of Southwood visited Mi. and Mrs. sisters, Mrs. H. J. Hill of Kinston fSSbiS.'
R. D. Simmons Sunday. and Mrs. James Southend . of (Ptenil BUlie Gnfin
Remus-Creel, Jr., ' State Col- Albertson. r t '.'",'. ,', ,s ',y, ;
lege student and' Calytoh Max- T, .TlZ.,,...1 LM'aH
rPl nf E. P TnlteBP OrPenvillo. JASPER H. tiUllfcH . I - -yv-
were, weekend visitors with
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Outlaw
their 'Jasper H. Gautier. 60, of 'Seven M,e rnlne our .deed. .
gprings,tftt. 2, died Tuesday.'-! VSOowgS J&tot ' T ;(;'
vw-.vfvtai : ie his wife, Mr?..Rosa t 'r- l,e Blbla" , 'f 'J-
,,'. (: .!.-.!'-,-';: ':,Ci -i'. ; - - I, , ,.; i, i .mwnurf
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EARN 4 Current Dividend
Whpv Receives Dividends
Are Safe
Are Instantly Available
Benefit Your Commuinty
Your savings ai, Ilomsi jfcderal pays you a current divi
dend of 4 per year if left to the end of any dividend
period. For instancer money added to youi Home Fe
deral Savings account' op December 10 would pay you
Dividends of December 30 '- just 20 days later - at the
rate of 4 per year.
The pnly ones who receive any dividends from Home
Federal are the savings customers!
No one has ever lost a penny in a Federally insured sav
ings and loan association. There is no safer investment
than an insured savings and loan association.
As a safety measure, all savings and loan' association,
banks and sayings banks have the right to require notice
for withdrawals. Home Federal has never required no
tice and has always paid withdrawals immediately upon
request.
.Your funds at Home Federal not only pay you 4 but
are invested in home loans in f.his area; thus, making it
a better community in which to live. 1
SAVE WHERE SAVING PAYS EVERYBODY!
tiqme Federal Savings
Association
Of Kinston
- Warsaw Business Hours: --
, Daily 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M.
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- lurday 9:00 A. JVI. to 12:00 Noon
Open Wednesday Afternoons
WARSAW OFFICE
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- J. . . ,108 N. Pine Street .
R. B. Alexander, Mgr.
MEH'S. DM;:J!!iTS
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Ladies' Fall qnd Winter
PRESSES,
REGULAR $6.89 1, -
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REGULAR $10.90-;,.
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GROUP ON.E: R6g. $6-9
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TAP DANCJNG SUPPERS ..T---.
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ONE RACK:
Ladies House
DRESSES
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ONE -GfeOUP ' REGULAli $34i99
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