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NO BULL—HE'S AT SCHOOL—Gene Banks, right, finds it ■aler, if less spectacular, to practice passes in a Los Angeles buil ■j fighting school with the aid of a horned wheelbarrow-like con traption rather than with a live bull. Wheeled by instructor , Mario McManus, the “bull” -is enticed by .the cape as Banks executes a “chicuelina.” Bethel (By Mrs. Garland Alphin) Mr. and Mrs. Mac Stock of Greenville spent the weekend with relatives here. ’ / Dinner guests of Mf. and Mrs. Ben Grady Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Hanrid Lee and daughters of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Has kins, Jr., of Trenton, Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Price anff sons, Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Barwick, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Price and son, Mr. and Mrs. Currie Bennett ana sons, all Of Seven Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Grady and Emilie, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Alphin and chil >£ dren and Mrs. Annie Alphin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grady and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grady and family and Mr. and Mrs. John . Grady and family spent Sunday i, with Mr. and Mrs.-Dan Grady at Albertson. ' Mr. tand Mrs.' Paul Goodson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitfield of Garner’s Chapel visited Mrs. V Mertie Cherry Sunday. :v» , Mrs. Kate Vernon of Mount Ol ive spent a few days the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Alphin. Mr, and Mrs. COy Summerlin attended the graduation of their son, Billy, at EMI in Salemburg Tuesday. William Sullivan, Edward Jones, a C. C. Ivey. Jr., and Russell Brock I attended the car races in Raleigh Saturday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Dean while there. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Alphin and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Strickland in Goldsboro Sunday. Mff. - John* Grady and 'fchTRten and'Eva Nan Summerlin, visited Mr. and Mrs. Neal Goodson at Carolina Beach part of last week. Indian Sprinted (By Jackie Coker) Mrs. Frank Collins of Franklin ton is visiting Mrs. A. M. Rich this week. • The Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Clarke were supper guests of Mrs. Mallie Grant Saturday. Sam Hardison visited his mother. Mrs. Bessie Hardison, - of Mount Olive Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Beasley spent Monday in Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hollowell of Kinston visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hardison Saturday. A/3c Albert Pearsall, grandson of Mrs. T. L. Sasser, stationed at Larry Field, Calif., is in a hospital having undergone an operation. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carter at tended a family reunion held at the home of John Grady of Pink Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Coker of Raleigh visited Mrs. Etta' Coker over the weekend. After a two weeks* stay with her mother. Mrs. Mamie Quinn,. Mrs. Bryant Lane of Rones Chap el returned to her home. Mrs. Leoane Barnhill and daugh ter of Garland visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sasser over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. John Heath of Pink Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Theril Best of Faison visited Johnnie Herring Sunday. . S/Sgt. Nathan Garner and chil dren of Fort Bragg and Mount Olive Visited Mr. aqd Mrs. J. H. IUUVkf.i3uS<bUbw?>ffiiWK 5 ('JtKiSnHv • ShelftrSftith^of -MOTAr Olitfe," daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, is‘ visiting her grandmother, Mrs. H. A. Smith. Afe Always Featured In Our Market ' v£’’ Basy Monday Starch, % gal. jug 35c tg. Box-Super Suds - - - - - - • 22c Lg.BpxPvz-- - - y r > 4 - - - 29c Black Flag Insect Spray, qt, - - 49c One pkg. Hudson Rainbow napkins FREE f with 2 rolb Hudson Towols at.. i... :38c Zesta Crackers, lb. - - 25c Speas Vinegar, gal. jqrV-V - -54c 33c Glass Pilot Knob Te*^ special 19c Kellogg's Com Flakes, Ig. size - - 24c SCans Ajax Cleanser and one box of | Medium Sin Fab, all for . ■ .V. .. 24c COMPLETE LINE OF FREEH AND FROZEN, VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES / Sweet Milk,qt“25c, Buttermlk, qt.-l 5c AlllOc Candy Bars--- - t - - - 7c All 5c Candy and Guiti/3for - - * 10c Strained Baby Food, 3 jars * - - - 29c 14-az* Battle Delmonte Catsup - f 21c Special price on vacuum-packed 7 N French Market Coffee, lb. 'V -A t » •V V MM- ' ■ «=\» Ti' j ‘* f * i * * •*»• 93e -r ,..5^5 BEAT THE HEAT r- SHOP HERE %' . . The Only AiiSCondlHened Market >ln Town - •*.» ", ' ' ' ' ’ • ... fg r • V' V-': ' , ' 'pft r* «i,. Market livery' Dial2l9S ■ • ' X - y* .Vt. SJz I i. (By Mrs. Mmicto Vsrnon) . Mrs. Pearl Parker of Pink Hill speit part of last week with her daughter, Mrs. Liston Swinson, and family. > Miss Evelyn Koraegay of Golds boro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Koraegay. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Merritt of Turkey visited Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Merritt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Walker and children of Clinton visited rela tives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Davis and daughter of Portsmouth, Va», and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sellars and daughter „of CalypsO visited Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Brock Sun day. « Mr. and Mrs. Liston Swinson spent Sunday with Mrs. Ina Swim son in Raleigh. Mrs. Carey Rich and son Grant of Raleigh spent the weekend with Mrs. Irene Herring and Mrs. Al bert Outlaw. Larry Outlay return ed to Raleigh with them for a visit. Miss Ruby Nicholson of Rich mond, -Va., is spending this wefek with Mr, and Mrs. Sam Nicholson. Mrs. Dorothy Nicholson and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Howard in Kinston. Miss Elizabeth Eatmon of Jack sonville spent the weekend with Mrs. Ester Eatmon. Wayne Roberts and Mrs. Simon Quinn spent Friday with the Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Brown at Richlands. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nicholson visited Mrs. Lela Miller in Mag nolia Sunday. Mrs. Miller remains on the sick list. Pfc. Burval Whitfield of Fort Hood, Texas, and Mrs. Whitfield of Mount Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swinson Sunday. Pfc. and Mrs. Whitfield left Monday for Fort Hood. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Komegay were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Williamson in Fai son Sunday1. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jackson of Goldsboro were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Koraegay Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith of Deep Run were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Joy ner. Mrs. Dorothy Harrell and chil dren and Mrs. Oscar Joyner and children of Warsaw visited Miss Janie Turner Moaday. The Rev. N. P. Farrior of Pink Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Coy Smith Friday. Mrs. Faison Smith, Miss Lou Gene and Aaron Smith of Albert son, Mrs. Horace Smith and chil dren of. Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs.jCoy Smith Thursday. Jeft Britt of Warsaw, Mrs, Rufus Broek and Linda G. Williamson of Rones Chapel, and Barbara Jean Broek of High Joint visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brock Mon day. - jyir. ana xurs. /vaoipn rauerson of Albertson visited Mr. and Mrs. Coy Smith Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Joyner and daughters of Jacksonville spent last Sunday with Miss Janie Turner. Thelma and Doris Joyner are spending this week with ^ Carolyn week with Mi\ and^llrsl^Brinkley Taylor in Goldsboro. Jim Smith spent the weekend with friends in Winston-Salem and Roanoke Rapids. CpL Wyatt Roberts left Monday for Camp Gordon, Ga., after spend ing the weekend with Mrs. Roberts and relatives. I Wayne Roberts remrned to his home here from Clayton where he taught in the city schools the past school year? and left Monday for the Cliffs of the Neuse park, where he will work during the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Jenkins and children of StMla spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts and sons spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Briggs in Hender sonville. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs re turned with them for a visit. Mrs. Robert Williams and Nan cy are spending this week with relatives in Kinston and Stella. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Faulk and children visited Mr. Faulk’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Faulk, Sr.. Sunday. Mrs. ‘Annie Boone of -Rocky Mount spent the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holland. Mr. ahd -Mrs. James Roberts and sons and Mr. and Mi’s. J. E. Roberts and sons; of Calypso and Rudolph Hargrove visitqd with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Faulk Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Espy Sullivan of Ricbtihond, Va.. spent the week end with their daughter, Mrs. Jas per Brock, and family. . RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION -r.-:v- - — <T NEVER FAILS . HEMsOHEUrO EVER/BOW GUESS WHO ff „ ( GUESS WHO// w * W'LO, i? ELLA' here we GO,BOYS-'' \ 'GUESS WHCT...THAT I MASK COVERS HERUKE. A HANDKERCHIEF COVERS *tW' SAHARA,., mtf. SHE COULD COME tN A FULL. SUtY OF ARMOR AN1 fD KNOW HER SOON'S SHE OPENED HER OH EDDIE.. YA BETTER MIX *(W0 MORE STRONG __ ONES'' —— LOOKrr'ER OL' MAN, DRESSED LIKE A HOBO.. I’LL BET THAT RED NOSE AlNT PAINTED on/'' ^ ~^L — - SPRINGING THE: OLD SURPRISE STUFF AT THE MASQUERADE RAJtry... (T NEVER FAILS. 207 * HARO TO BELIEVE, > . A small boy is willing to believe almost anything—except that his teacher is just as glad as he is to see vacation coming. FOR RENT FOR RENT — 4-room hotiM.’heif Vater. E. Williamson street. Sea Earl Pail.tffe FOR. RENT — Nice apartment on N. Center street. See Faison E. Byrd. ■ _ ltc. FOR REKt — 4-room housa, wHS bath, water heater. See Paul Oar rison at Jennette Furniture Co., Mount Olive.__tfe FOR' RENT—3-room downstairs apartment with private bath and FOR RENT — Apartment, 2 rooms and bath, first floor, private en trance, freshly painted. Mrs. Eli zabeth Holmes, phone 2338. tfe BUSINESS SERVICE TV AND RADIO^— Solos and re pair service. Quality work, gen uine parts, satisfactory pricer. Call us when in trouble. E. T. Ferrell,' Mount Olive. • tfc REAL ESTATE LOANS—Wa are now making FHA city and Farm mortgage loans. Low interest rates and long terms, with fair apprais als, make these loans your wisest financing. See Thad Thigpen or Bryce Ficken for details. Phone 2088. Mortgage Cancellation insur ance available, but not required. F-tfc KODAK FILMS — Develeped~Sc per print Mail orders accepted. Portraits made, copies made from old photographs. Kraft’s Studio, near post office. Mount Olive, tfc FOR A BETTER WELL—Call or write Heater Well Co., Raleigh, N. C., giving direction and distance from your post office. Monthly payments can be arranged, with no down payment; if applied for before well is drilled. tfc TYPEWRITER-ADDING machine* repaired. New Royal typewriters for every need. Call Goldsboro 251, Worley Typewriter Exchange, 105% N. Center Street. TF-C MISCELLANEOUS ONE REASON—Se many mar riages are failures is because so many failures get married. The TOGETHER AGAIN—CfceeCbe# and Blackie art together again in their home at Fort Worth, Tex. This photo war taken after. Outturn, left, was discovered playing -grtasenjonkey” la tip V motor ot a parked car. Police help was needed to discover the simian's monkeyshinee. ! American Legion is no failure when we say we give you a large and clean dance every Saturday night in the Mount Olive gym. ;_ F-4-9, 16c. FOR SALE fARMEfcS — See Ed Lawis for Rhothane TDE dust and spray. Complete line of insecticides. Also those wonderful Zesta crackers, only 25c for pound box. 6-15c LOTS FOR SALE — On inland waterway at Topsail inlet. Ex cellent for year-around, as well as summer living. Best swimming, boating, hunting and fishing on coast. Oysters, clams, shrimp, etc. Reasonable restrictions. Terms available. For full information call J. Rodpey Southerland office* 2882. 6-4c FOR SALE — Porto Rico sweet potato plants, treated seeds, any quantity. $2.50 per 1,000. Telephone 2269, C. Ed Herring, Calypso. 6-llp FOR SALE—6 ft. and 7 ft. craoso* ed fence jwsts; 8 ft. to 18 ft creosoted pine poles. Lumber treated. Pure full-strength creo sote, 50c gallon your container, at the plant. Newton Grove Creosot Co., Newton Grove. N. C. tfc ,_,R SALE — Porto Rico sweet potato plants, Louisana strain, selected stock. $3 per 1,000. J. E. Giddings, Mount Olive.Itc YOU CAN HAVE—Excellent music cheap, and all you want of it. The American Legion has a pic colo in first class condition, for le cheap. See Arthur Lane, Mount ifive. F-tfc EFRIGERATORS—Five used re -igorators. in No.- U- condition, » two excellent used washing machines. All priced to sell. See us today. Sutton Electric Co., W. James street, Mount Olive. 6-llc BABY CHICKS—Prices reduced. Order now. Also garden, seeds, azaleas and camellia fertilizer^ End-O-Pest, etc. Mount Olive Hatchery. tfc FOR SALE—Unlimited number of Yellow-Skin Porto Rican potato sprouts, $2.00 per thousand. See J. W. Sanderson, Suttontown. 6-lp FOR SALE — Baby chicks and started chicks. Sunny Hill Poultry Farm, Mount Olive. Phone 2731. tfc LEGALS ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE The undersigned, having quali fied as administratrix of the es tate of A. G. (Boss) Baker, de ceased, late of Wayne county. North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claim; against said estate to present them to the under signed at her home on RFD, Mount Olive, N. C., on or before May 25. 1955, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make -prompt set tlement. This, the 25th day of May, 1954. MRS. MAJtY H. BAKER, Admx. Estate A. G. (Boss) Baker, Deceased. 7-2c COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the au thority of a judgment in the Su perior Court of Wayne County, North Carolina in a certain matter therein pending entitled, "Jack Barfield, Administrator of the Estate-wafe, H. J^ Pope, Sr., de ceased', FloldSCfe Tatfeh Pope; Wi dow,'.vs Margarite Pope Wood and husband George D. Wood, etals.,” being hereto licensed ana direct ed the undersigned Commission er will offer for sale at public auction at the Courthouse Door in Goldsbbro, North Carolina at 12 o’clock noon,rJune 16th, 1954, the following described real estate lying and being in the town of Mount Olive, North Carolina, to wit: 1st Tract: Beginning at a stake at the corner of Main and FJearl Streets opposite the Presbyterian Church and runs with Main Street towards the Wilmington and Weld on Railroad 180 feet to a stake, then Northeast 220 feet to a stake on M. Mcl. Tatum’s line, then with his line Westerly 180 feet to the beginning, containing 2»y estima tion 7/8 of an acre, be the same more or less. And being the same lot of land conveyed to H. J. Pope by H. T. Ham and wife, by deed date June 25, 1900, and recorded in Book 78 at page 46 of the Wayne Registry. EXCEPTING HOWEVER, from the above described tract the fol lowing parcels: Adjoining lands of Geo. W. Wil liams, May T. Watson and others and bounded as follows: Viz: Situ ate on West Main Street in the Town of Mt .Olive, N. C., and be ginning at Geo. W. Williams comer on said Street and runs Northeast erly with said Williams line 210 ft, to Dr. Tatum’s line; thence North erly with the Tatum line 32 feet to a stake; thence Southwesterly par allel with said Williams-line 60 ft. to a stake; thence Northwesterly parallel with Main Street 43 feet to a stake; thence Southwesterly parallel with said Williams line 150 feet . to West Main Street; thence Southeasterly with West Main Street 75 feet to . the beginning; and being a part of the Henry T. Ham lot. And being the same lot of land conveyed by H. J. Pope and wife to Emmett 3. Pope by Deed dated April 24, 1925, ana recorded in Book 135 at page 48 of the Wayne Registry. Beginning at a stake in the Northern line of Main Street, Geo. W. Williams corner and runs Northeasterly with said Williams line and parallel with line of Brea zeale Avenue 220 feet to a stake in Dr. Tatum’s old line; thence Northwesterly with the Tatum line and parallel with Main Street 32 feet to a stake- thence Southwest erly and parallel with said Wil liams line 70 feet to a stake; thence Northwesterly and parallel with the line of Main Street 48 feet to a stake; thence Southwest erly and parallel with the line oi Breazeale Avenue, 150 feet to West Main Street; thence Southeast with the Northern boundary line ol West Main Street 80 ft. to a stake, the beginning, and being the same lot of land conveyed by H. J. Pope and wife, to E. J. Pope by deed dated September 1, 1927, and re corded in Book 189, Page 309 oi the Wayne Registry. 2nd Tract: Beginning at a point on the West side of Breazeale Ave., U. S. Highway No. 117) 63' South of the Southwestern inter sectional' corner of Breazeale Ave, and Maple St., and runs thence in a Southerly direction with the Western edge of Breazeale Ave. 115’ to a point; thence in a West erly direction perpendicular tr Breazeale Ave., 132’ to a point it Ed Ginn’s line; thence in a North erly direction parallel with Brea feaJ6 Ave., ill* to another point in Ed Ginn’s line; thence in at Easterly direction perpendicular tc Breazeale Ave., 132* to the be ginning point. For further descrip tion see Mt. Olive Tax Map No 28, Block 2 Lot 4 in the Wayn« i if iiHljijjir mu jin j nUft i ■ ' T! w County Tg* Supervisors Office. ^ 3rd Tract. Beginning at a point on the South side of Kornagay St* 33’ Past of the Southeastern in tersectional corner of Kornegay; St and BreaZeale Ave. Marjorie Hinton’s corner; it runs thence in a Southerly direction parallel with Breazeale Ave. and with Marjoni Hinton’s line 131.5’ to the mridl# of a ditch; thence in an Easterly direction with the middle of said ditch 186.4’ to a point on the South side of Kornegay St., Katie Leo Bone’s corner: thence in a Wester-* ly direction with the Southern edge, of Kornegay St. 165’ more or le*a to the beginning point. For further description see Mt. Olive Tax Map No. 29, Block 1, Lot 17 in tlM Wayne County Tax Supervisor’** office. 4th Tract. Beginning at a stake | at the corner of lot No. 8, John Simmons corner and runs N. MO feet to J. B. Bell’s line; thence W. ■ 53 feet/to a stake, corner of Lot No. 6, and J. R. BeU’s Corner; thence S. 100 feet to Budd Street} thence East with the boundary of said Street 53 feet to the begi# ning. And being tbe same lot of - land conveyed to H. J. Pope by John Simmons by deed dated Jan uary 27,1914, and recorded in Book 116 at page 520 of the Wayne Reg T&e /above lands are to be sold in separate parcels, v ■ Successful bidders Will be re quired to deposit 10% of their bid. This the 14th day of May >954,1, PAUL 0. EDMUNDSON, .; F-6-Uc ; > - Commissioner. Silent *?Umt V OIL BURNING TOBACCO CURER FEATURES • Long loafing unfit :t • Eron hoot distribution • Economical curing 1 •Simple operation ume t‘ right •Safe# fume tight#, | i. UTILITY] Hdwe. & Groc. Co. ! Mount Olivo* N. C. 1 V" ' i if Those who’ve seen die new Super-powered *54 Kaiser say it’s the newest , new car of all! And so will you! You’ll see big changes in Kaiser styling.,* ’ • new French.style headlights...new Safety-Glo rear fender lights... ^ huge new wrap-around rear window! You’ll find big changes in Kaiser V. _ luxury—the most glamorous color-styled luxury interiors you’re ever seen! 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