Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. D. O. Turner, Mrs. Des*
sie Johnson, Mr, and Sirs, Dan
Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Johnson and family, all of Wil
mington, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Ricks.
Mrs. Martha Conger of States
ville visited Mrs. Della Marshburn
last Tuesday and Saturdayi . *
Mrs. Ethel Jackson of Raleigh
spent Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs.
Della Marshburn. Visiting Mrs.
Marshburn Wednesday were Mrs.
T. J. Broadhurst and granddaugh
ter of Greenville and Mrs. J. C.
Reid of Wilson.
Miss Betty Hart Ipock and Doug
Ipock of New Bern are spending
this week with Leslie Ipock, Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lchnert and
children of Parlln, N. J., are vis
itors tills week in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Rieka.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Andrews have
returned from a week’s vacation
at Carolina Beach. ? \
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cox spent
Monday in Fayetteville, where they
attended the annual meeting of the
Methodist Conference. 1 ? *
Mrs. Clayborne Spencer, of Mi
ami, Fla., is expected to arrive in
Raleigh Saturday, by plane, to vis
it her mother, Mrs. W. F. Ricks,
m Mount Olive, for some time.
Dan Matthews of Baltimore, Md.,
is spending his vacation here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, D.
Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Matthews and children, of Wil
mington, were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Matthews Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson
of Tar boro, en route 'to Fayette
ville for the MeUiodist Confer
ence this week, were visitors Sun
day afternoon with friends here.
WMS I* Postponed
The regular meeting of the
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist church of Mount (A.
ive has been postponed from Mon
day, July 4, to Monday, July 11.
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DOROTHY MALONE
Begins Today and Features
• 40 Children'! Dresses . M
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• 102 Ladies' & Misses' Skirts
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Pr**byteriarvCircla*iv %
Will Meet Next Week
Circles of the Mount dlive Pres
byterian church will meet es fol
lows: - ' -
The Carrie McGee circle, Monday
night at 7;45 ip the home of Mrs.
J< D. Brandon.
Circle Two, Monday night' at 8
in the home of Mrs. BUI Lane, a
Circle Three, Monday afternoon
at 3:30 in the home of Mrs. George
Sutton. • k
Circle Four, Monday morning at
10 in the home of Mrs. C. G. Cow
frlf. i V* *\ *’ ...
' Miss Eleanor Herring will speak
to the Carrie McGee circle and
Circle Three on Presbyterian be
liefs/ ;.
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Results of BridgeV; * *
High scorers at the Mount Ol
ive Bridge Hub's monthly master
point games, played Tuesday night
in the Community Building, were:
North and South: Mrs. Virginia
Johnson and Mrs. A. M. McCuiston,
first; Mrs. Sheltop Boyd and Mrs.
Norbert Wilson, second; and Hr.
and Mrs. Brian Broadfoot of Wil
mington, third.
East and West: Dr. and Mrs. K.
W. Wilkins, first; Mrs. H. M. Cox
and Mrs. Eva Wilkins, second, and
B, B, Reynolds, Jr., and; Joe Le
vine of Wilson, third. ‘
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Announce BirtH wi $:"-f
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Childrey,
of Richmond,' Va^ annouhce the
Birth Of a son, Richard Wilson, on
Wednesday, June 29, at Medical
College hospital, in Richmond. Mrs.
Childrey is the former Miss Kath
erine Lewis, daughter of Mrs. W.
E, Lewis and. the late Mr. Lewis of
Mount Olive. ' , >
Sunddy School Party
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" Teachers of the Intermediate and
Young Peoples Sunday school de
partment of the first Baptist
rrhurch entertained members, of
their classes Wednesday afternoon
with a swimming party and picnic
at thh Cliffs. Approximately 35
members attended.
Miscellaneous Shower )
Mrs. Kenneth Dupree, recent
bride, was honored with a miscel
laneous shower, given last Friday
afternoon in the recreation room,
at the Outlaw’s Bridge Universe
list.church.'byMrs. Grover Jones,
Mrs. J. D. Grady, Mrs. Herman
Dovelley.and Mrs. Ronnie Outlaw.
After Mrs. Dupree opened her
gifts, the hostesses served neffesh
ments. . . . , - ‘ 1
Ice GreamParty
An ice cream partyNyfll be
held In- the .Outlaw’s Bridge com
munity this evening, it was an
nounced this week. t •
Hie party will be held in the*
grove of the Universallst; church.
The public is invited'to attend.
Vy 1W*
SALEM ADVENT
CHURCH NOTES
«y MRS. PATRICK MILI
The Frances Willard W. C. T. U.
held- its June meeting at Salem
Monday night
• 'These from here having a part
in the program' at the Brogden
Township Sunday School 'conven
tion held at Providence Methodist
church Sunday were Joan Shaw;
Mary Vance Anderson, Avice Hol
loman and Mrs. Hugh Oates.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. C.. Joyner
left Mopday to attend the Adult
camp at Camp Dixie .this week.
Mr. Joyner will teach a class at
the camp on “Stewardships
Prayer services were held at the
church Wednesday at 8 pirn-, led
by Patrick Millard in the absence
of the pastor. 'vj -
People who complain they never
had a chance probably would be
afraid to take a chance if they had
the opportunity, •
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SUNDAY DINNER
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Meats V
K rsst Turkey, Barbecued Chk¥
i«®, Vlrginl* .Bam Steaks, Fried ;
? Shrimp, !©a$i Beef, Boast Haro, .
.f Calf liver, Pork Chops, Uambu*; i
gerSteak, Breaded Veal Cutlet*,;;
Vegetables
String Betas, Corn, Rico,
Tomatoes, Slaw *
Dessert
Banana Pudding
reaves*
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ENGAGED — Pansy Jean Parks is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph Parks of Mount Qlive, who announce her en
gagement to Xcbron Harvey Herring, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Herring, of Seven Spring®.
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Stanford Women Meet
% Church Wednesday
•Women of t}Se'Stanford Presby-,
terian church met last Wednes
day night at the- church with Mrs.
Bertha Swinson hostess. ' 5
Mrs. Walter Faulk, the president,
presided. Mrs. Maude Vernon gave
the opening prayer. The Bible
study and program was given by
Mrs. Taylor Bird, "assisted by Mrs.
‘George Smith; Mrs. Faulk, Mrs.
Ralph Jones, Mrs. Albert Outlaw,
and Miss Evelyn' Swinson. Mrs. De
witt Mullis gave the closing prayer.
During the social hour, the hos
tess served - chicken salad sand
wiches, cookies and soft drinks to:
26 members and one guest pre
sent! ,■
Summerlin X-Roads
, lrMr«./Cirt’N* ’
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chestnutt,
visited Mr., and Mrs. Harold Dunn
of Kenansville Sunday.
' Mr. and* Mrs. Norman Outlaw,
and Mr.' and Mrs. Clarence Jones
of LaGrange visited Mrs. Outlaw’s
tts ^
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. George Parker and daugh
ter: Becky, and Graden Parker of
Goldsboro visited Mr., and Mr?.
J. Summerlin Sunday. ,
v Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell and
children, Judy, Janies, and Janice,:
Patricia Whitmoft, Mr. and Mrs.;
J. 'B. Godbolt and children, Billie
and Linda, and Mrs. Willard Pate
and daughters, Lettie and Kathy,
-spent part of. last week at At
lantic Beach. ■■"’"v 1 ,
, Miss Bettie Rae Quinn is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn of
Newport News, Va. . • '
’ Mr. and MTs. T. A. Jernigan vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sykes and
Mrs. .Josephine Powell of Kenans
ville Friday. . A,'*; ■ -
, Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. X Amon
Sunday were: Mr. mid Mrs. Her
bert Lanier of Beulaville, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer R. Amon and daugh
ter. Lynn, of Goldsboro and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Dail of Mount Ol
ive.
Mrs. Ella Outlaw is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Sutton, of Warsaw.
Mrs. G. L. Robertson and. daugh
ter, Janice,! Mrs. Robert B. Ivey"
and Jean Fritz of Goldsboro visit;
ed relatives here Tuesday. -
Miss Anne Ivey spent the Week
end at Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Summerlip
visited Mr. and Mrs. Faison Mc
Cullen of the Dobbersvill? com
munity Sunday. . - : . _
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Talton and
children of Goldsboro visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Claude Jones during the
weekend. ; • ... f -.
Mrs. J. C. Brock and daughter,
Mae, of Warsaw visited Mr, and
Mrs. Edgar Summerlin Sunday. 4
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey
and family during the weekend
were: Mr. and Mrs. William Ivey
of Seven Springs, Mr. ‘and Mrs.
Otis Parker and son, Roy, Mrs.
Herbert Teach ey and daughter,
Joyce, Mis. Billie Register and
Mrs. Florence Register and daugh
ter, Linda, of Rose Hill.
Mrs. Bessie A. Herring spent last
week' with relatives at ^Spring
Hone. . ' " • \
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jernigan Vis
ited Mrs. Florence Houston and
Mr and Mrs. William A. Houston
of Warsaw Sunday. ■■ >. ' ** .
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell and
children visited Mrs. Annie Rose
Bell of Kinston Thursday. .
Jack Alphin is visiting D.' C.
Summerlin of Mount Olive this
week* ’v': '■ iXav"■ ;-'4
Mr. atul Mrs.. Carl Ivey visited
Mr. and Mrs, D. F, Chambers of
Kenansvsite Sunday. Mrs. Cham*
beats is Improving following a re*
cent illness. t
Visiting Mrs.' Bessie A. Herring
during the weekend were: Mr, and
Mrs. Cecil Herring and daughters,
Brenda, Bennie and Bessie, of Fay*
ettevilie and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Herring and children, Richard and
Linda, of Wilmington, Brenda and
Linda Ilernog remained with their
1 grandmother to spend several days,
Mrs. Jesse Price visited Mr. and
Mrs. CaHand Pries of Burgaw last
It’s:;Best la impassible 'tocoK
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Rones Chapel WSCS
Honors a Member
; $The Woman’s Society of Christ
ian Service of the Bones Chapel
Methodist church met at the church
last Wednesday night, with Mrs.
|||gbrd Vernon, the president, pre
> ..Mrs. Kate Vernon gave the de
votional. Mrs. Leon Whitfield wps
in charge of the program. , . "
At the close of the program,
those present sang “Happy Birth
day” to Miss Carrie Williams and
surprised her with gifts on her
birthdajr.
The hostesses, Mrs. L. P. Wells,
Sr., and Mrs. ^ames Wells, served
squares pf cake with a candle on
each, and ice cream. ‘
Long Ridge Women's
Auxiliary Meeting
i Mrs. Pearl Sutton'was hostess to
the-Woman’s'Auxiliary of the Long
Ridge Free Will baptist church
last Thursday night
^♦feetty Lou Sutton was in charge
ffl the' devotional. Miss Lucy Out
law presided*. in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Sammie DaiL Mrs.
Sutton conducted the lesson.
The July meeting it was announc
ed*-will bp held at the church Fri
da/ evening, July 15.
VVt- tfy'- >
(By Melva~ Martin)
Miss Margaret Ann. Flowers of
Goldsboro is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Annie Flowers. •
Mrs. Ivan Rouse and daughter,
Eudine, spent several days in Ra
leigh last week visiting relatives.
'• Niekie Grice visited his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H, L. Hines,
pLjFaison last week.
Miss Evelyn Cook visited her
grandmother, Mrs. V. Brooks, of.
Ridgecrest last week.
; William Jernigan of Durham
spent Wednesday with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sloan.
. Jack Kennedy of Clinton Is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. M. J.
Lambert, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grice, Jr.*
and family of Wilson were dinner
guest? Sunday of his parents,
j Mary yivian Sloan of Carolina
Beach spent the weekend witlf her
grandmother, Mrs. S. D. Davis, Sr.
Miss Ann Sloan spent Sunday at
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Teachey
of -Goldsboro were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Sloan re
cently. • . „ \ V. J ... ^ 7
Mr. and Mrs. BilF Best and chil
dren spent Sunday with relatives
in-Pink Hill. •
Members of the Presbyterian
church held their annual picnic
at Crystal Beach at White Lake
Wednesday."*
Mr. and Mrs. James Broadhurst
and daughter, Sandra, of Deep Run
visited his mother, Mrs. Clyde
Broadhurst, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Billings left Mon
day for Frankfort, Gernmany, to
join her husband, who u stationed
there. - .-i, ■ .
Mrs. Mary -Cameron and Ray
Baker of Goldsboro spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Clifton of Faison.
Mrs. Bill Sneed of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mrs. Gen
eva Roberts. Mrs. Roberts accom
panied Mrs. Sneed home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Davis of
New Bern and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Sraailen of Mount Olive visited
Mrs. Lola Martin Saturday.
Miss Gloria Smith of Clinton is
visiting Miss Judy Best this week.
Most men’s downfall can be trai
ed back to a desire to get even.
MOUNT OLIVE
SHOE SHOP .
fbcpert Rapesr*
4 Quality Mctariab v
Clisrgns
j m i. AW» — <Mfw J
' fafowau* Mw>iiiiiiimwii!MawB8W«wiHe^x;
Q—Ar* poefscripts to httin con
sidered In good fast*? ■
A—Only when absolutely neces
sary. To be In perfectly good
taste, one should take pains to in
clude everything one wishes to
say in the body of the letter. Post
scripts tend to indicate haste and
carelessness in the composition Of
the original letter. - '
Q—When « man is in the ele
vator of an office building, and a
woman acquaintance enters, should
he remove hlk hat? . x i
A—He should i lift bis hat in
greeting, but etiquette does not
require that he remove his hit hi
a business elevator.
Q—When should a dinner guest
who has finished eating place his
napkin on the athieT
A—Not until his hostess < has
placed her napkin oh the table.
O—If a bride's family is hard
pressed financially, would )t be
Rones Chapel I
(By Mrs. A. H. Carter)
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and
son, Eddie, of Lexington and Mr.
and Mrs. Jodie Blanton and chil
dren of Fayetteville visited Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Garris Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bishop
and daughter, Gwyndolen, of Snow
Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Whitfield and Mrs. Hudson Sun
day.
Mr. and. Mrs. Nero Hargrove at
tended the birthday dinner of Mrs.
Bettie Pollock at the Gifts of the
Neuse State park Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bullock and
children spent the weekend at Top
sail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wells and
children, Starky, Sharon and
Franklin, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Eason at Best’s
Station.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M- Wells and
; family spent the weekend at Top
sail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Wells, Sr.,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Williams to Topsail Beach Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Price of
Goldsboro .visited Mrs. Carrie Keel
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Bell and
Mrs. Carrie Keel visited Mrs.
Frank Mozingo near Daly’s Chapel
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bell of
Richmond, Va., spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Georgia Bell.
Mrs. Jimmy Wells spent the
weekend with . her . grandmother,
Mrs. Lila Fields, near Broadhurst
Bridge.
Mrs. Y. F. Jones and Mrs. Leon
Whitfield are at their homes after
having spent a few days last week
as patients in Wayne Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Geraldine Wells spent Tues
day at the, beactr. ,
Mrs. Ethel -Harrell was guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Thigpen
Sunday.
all right for bar flsnes's father
and mother to offfcr assistance In
defraying the wadding expenses?
A—Decidely not! The wedding
expenses must be paid by the
bride’s family, no matter how mea
ger the result. The bridegroom’s
family may, however, give as elab
orate welcoming reception fa*
them on their return from their
honeymoon.
Q—Whan solectfhg monogram
mod handkerchiefs for a man or
woman which initial should be so
loctod, that of tha- first or last
name?
A—For a man it is always the
fast For a woman, the last is
customary, but the first is permis*
gable.
* Q—Is it gragar to break craclcara
into ona's soug?
A—Thi* to cbnaidered proper.
Q—I* ft reslly «tMld«Ni •***'• :
reef to accept a second helping of
food when your htdan offorc If
to you, or is this a sign of greed!
mat \
A—One may certainly take a
second helping if one wishes. It it
a compliment to the hostess’ cook
ery to do so. However, if you don’t *
care for a' second helping, yon
may say, "No, thank you.”
Q—My fiance's married brother
is to be his best man at our wed
ding. Am I supposed to ask his
wife to servo as one of my brides
maids? ,
A—Not necessarily. It is your
right to choose whomever you wish/
DR. THOMAS E. SHAVER
Optometrist
Elyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
104 S. Center St, Mt Olive
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.-Closed Wed. P.M.
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Field Peas, 3 lbs. * - > 29c
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