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TlwTHlNHM'f Good Little Gfrbt Boys
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl eight years , old and I am in
I the third grade -at Piney Grove
3 school. Miss Harrell is my teacb
■| •er. I want you to bring me. a little
rubber doll, a ring with a red set,
£ white rubber boots and red bed
' room slippers. Also, some fruit,
v candy, and nuts. I will leave you
some cake.and a soft drink on the
.table.— Love, Inla Sanderson. Fai
son, route 1.
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Dear Santa; 1 am three years
old and have been a good little
boy. Please bring me a little bi
cycle and record player. Also, bring
me a cowboy suit, boots and guns.
Please, Santa, be good to all good
little boys and girls.—Little Ray
Howard, Mount Olive.
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Dobbersville
... (By Mrs. C J. Strickland)
The Rev. Wade Goldstein of the
Louisburg College faculty was the
guest speaker for the morning wor
ship services at Browning Method
ist church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tatum Odom visit
ed her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Daniels, at South Bos
ton, Va., last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaok« Daniels of
Goldsboro visited Ml. and Mrs.
George McCullen during the week
end.
Mrs. Ellis Brown Sutton and
Mrs. Jean Scott visited Mrs. Sut
ton’s mother, Mrs. Kirby Cox, a
patient in Duke- hospital, Sunday.
Jim McCullen, Odis Sutton, Buck
Lewis and George King went on
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THAT EVERY LITTLE GIRL AND
BOY WOULD LOVE TO GET
ANY OF OUR > „
Child's Furnitureltems
ON CHRISTMAS
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SEE OUR FINE
SELECTION TODAY
‘ LOVELY FURNITURE ALWAYS MAKES A
M FiNE AND LASTING GIFT, TOO!
Home Furniture Co.
Next to City Hall Mount Olive
CHURCp’S EDUCATION PLANT — The
above picture is an architect’s drawing of
the Education building adopted by the First
Baptist diurch, of Mount Olive. A fund
raising campaign is underway. Estimated
cost of the budding including furnishings is
$150,000.—Tribune Engraving.
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a fishing trip to Topsail Beach dur
ing the weekend.
Mrs. .Jimmy Harrell and chil
dren of near,Mount Olive are on
[ an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McCul
len and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Single
ton and children 6f Goldsboro vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. JinV McCullen
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Daniels and
daughters of Castle Hayne spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Sutton and
children of Mount Olive and Mrs.
Burke Jones and children of Smith
ChApel visited Mr. and Mrs. Whitt
Sutton Sunday.
Mrs. Faison Joyner visited her
sister, Mrs. Ray Sutton, an opera
tive patient in Wayne Memorial
hospital, Saturday.
Mrs. j. E. McCullen was a din
ner guest Sunday of her daughter
i and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ire
dell jackson, near Faison.
Mr., and Mrs. R. E. McCullen
and son Randy spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Dilday, at Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vann of
Goldsboro visited with his sister,
Miss Kate Vann, and other rela
tives here Sunday.:
M. T. Williams and son, Wayne,
of AutryvMle visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wilton Hollingsworth Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.' Cart Bryan ,wene,
visitors with his mother, Mrs. Sal
lie Britt, in the Manley section
Sunday.
Selby Best and Arthur Sutton
’went fishing around Bowden dur
ing the weekend and caughtsa num
ber of fish.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hollingsworth
attended the funeral of a friend
in Raleigh Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Joyner, Mrs. Faison
McCullen, Mrs. J.' J. Odom, Mrs.
J, E. McCullen, Mrs. Etfco Best,
Mrs. Cooper Bryan, Mrs. C. J.
Strickland, Mrs. Dewey Best, Mrs.
George McCullen and Mrs. James
Sutton attended a tea Saturday
evening honoring Mrs. Wayne Mc
Coy Strickland, recent bride, in
the Fellowship kail of Goshen
Methodist church. -ti
Harry Lee Langston haB accept'
ed a position in Goldsboro.
Darius Best, who holds a posi
tion in Raleigh, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Etho Best.
Mrs. Ferrell Sutton of Garner'
visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon Suttoit
Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Daniels spent Mon
day at Wayne Memorial hospital
with her sister, Mrs. Lennie Dan
iels, who underwent surgery on
that day.
Miss Faye Best, who is in school
in Clinton, spent, the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.'
CroWe Best. 1
Mrs. Arnold Jemigan of Jordan’s
Chapel visited Mr. and Mrs. Faison
McCullen and mother, Mrs. J. E.
McCullen, Saturday night.
Morris Sutton of the Navy, who
has been home ou leave with his
parents, left Tuesday by plane
from the Raleigh-Durham airport
to return to his pkst at Great,
Lakes, 111.
Bethel
(By Mrs. Garland Afphln)
Annie Lois Grady of Rockridge
school spent the -weekend at her;
[home here.
[ Mrs. Aggie Ration of HaUsboro
is visiting relatives here. i ]
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Summerlin
spent Sundgy with Mr. and Mrs.
I Liston Summerlin near Warsaw. ,
Mrs. R. T. Alptyn and son Tur
man and Mrs. Kate Vernon visitedj
relatives in Clinton last Friday. |
Several from here have visited
Helen Sullivan and W. T. Byrd in
Wayne Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Callie Alphin of Mount Ol
ive is visiting her children here.
r Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Register of
■ear Kenansville visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Gilbert Alphin Sun
day.
Nancy Alphin, student at ECC,
Greenville, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr: and Mrs. G. E.
Aiphiii, Jr.
Sutfonfown
(By Mr*. Granger Sutton)
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sasser and
family of Smith Chapel section
visited the Gilbert Suttons Friday.
i-* Mrs. Tim Sutton spent last week
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jernigan, of
Goldsboro. She returned on Sun
day and had as her guests Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wilson and daughter
Pat, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weeks
and Mrs. David Komegay of Mount
Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Best, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Cleaford
Weeks of Goldsboro, visited their
aunt, Mrs. Emma Dunbar of
Greensboro last Sunday. Mrs. Dun
bar is seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Best and
daughter, Mrs. Frank Zachnee of
Goldsboro and Mrs. Edker Brad
shaw of Rocky Mount visited Mrs.
Zachnee’s two sons at the Oxford
Orphanage last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Williford Jackson
of Wilmington visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Q. Lindsay, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Lindsay and daugh
ters were dinner guests of the
Granger Suttons Monday.
Mrs. W. B. Sutton and baby spent
the weekend with relatives in
Fuquay Springs and Kipling. Her
mother, Mrs. R. F. Jones, of Fu
quay Springs, returned, home with
her for a visit.
Mrs. D. O. Lindsay spent last
week with her children, Mrs. Ray
Vann, and Marvin Lindsay of New
port News, Va. She was accom
panied home Saturday by Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Lindsay. On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs.- Ray Herring and
sons of Goldsboro, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Lindsay and daughters were
her dinner guests.
Miss Jonnie Belle McCullen of
Goldsboro spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
McCullen.
HELP WANTED
WANTED — First class auto me
chanic. Wilson Motor Co., Mount
/Olive.^'* tfc
WANTED — Parson who can moot
the public {tell, who has also
.had experience as bookkeeper and
typist. Hours 8 to 5 Monday thru
Friday, 8 to 12 Saturday. Apply
in own handwriting to Box E,
Tribune, giving all information. ,tfc
MISCELLANEOUS
"A POOR MAN may bo thanking
God for things rich people don’t
even realize they have. People who
attend the American Legion dance
in the Mount Olive gym every Sat
urday night realize it’s the best
and cleanest dance of all.” F-tfc
LOOK! — Need Money? We lean
$10 to $100 on ryour furniture,
appliance^ or automobile. Our serv
ice supervised by N. C. State Bank
ing Commission. Fidelity Finance
Co., Goldsboro, phone 4500, 122
N. John street. tfc
BABY SITTER — Middle-aged la
dy available as baby-sitter at
night. Call 2901 and ask for Mrs.
Summerlin. 12-13p
SHOOTING MATCH — Target* now
in stock. Available immediately.
A. L. Brock Co., Printers, Mount
Olive.' tfc
FOR RENT
FOR REtfT-Small house near Bap
tist church in Calypso. Reason
able rent, immediate possession.
Contact C. R. Cole, Calypso, or call
2766._ 12-9c
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY — Holly and
mistletoe, after December 5. Con
tact Billy Cobb, phone 2153, Mount
Olive-12-9p
FOR SALE
FOR SALE —- Baby grand piano,
$200. Electric cook stove, good
condition, $50. May be seen after
2:30 p.m. daily. Mfs. M. O. Sum
merlin, Mount Olive. tfc
WONDERFUL GIFTS — For every
girl on your list—from six
months old to ... ! They’re on
display now at Ethel’s Shoppes, in
Mount Olive and Faison. Drop in
and browse around today. 12-13c
FEED PRICES — Are reduced at
v Mount Olive FCX Store. You
cannot expect better livestock or
poultry than the feed you give
them. Get the best from us today.
,12-13c
FOR SALE — Junior-size girl's bi
cycle, almost new, good condi
tion, will sell cheaply. See Aubrey
Best at Progressive store. ltp
SUEDE JACKETS — Make won-i
derful gifts for that special girl
on your list. We’ve a new ship,
ment, just arrived, so come in'
and see them today. Ethel’s
Shoppes, ^Mount Olive and Faison.
12-13c
FOR SALE — Youth bad, with box
spring and mattress. Excellent
condition. Call Mrs. Cletus Brock,
3824. 1216c
TO BE SATISFIED — Buy Cokom,
pedigreed tobacco seed. We have
all popular varieties. English and
Oliver, Mount Olive. ltc
SPECIAL PRICES—Aro now in of
feet on our stock of home freez
ers. Save money on food bills, and
give the family a wonderful Christ
mas gift by getting one of these
freezers today. Terms are avail
able. Mount Olive FCX Store.
12-13C
KODAK FILMS — Developed 4c
per print. Mail orders accepted.
Portraits made, copies made from
old photographs. Kraft’s Studio,
near post office. Mount Olive, tfc
FOR HOME — or business wiring
, of all types, or appliance repairs,
contact Jackson Electric Co., dial
2227 or 2381, 211 W. John Street.
Licensed contractors. tfc
PLANT BED — Gas and covers
now in stock. Proper preparation
plus the finest seeds, which we’ll
have for you when time to plant
comes, will insure the best tobacco
crop next summer. Mount Olive
FCX Store. 12-13c
ALBRITTON — Strawberry plants,
100—$2.50; 500—$10.00 postpaid.
1,000—$15.00 plus postage. A. M.
Kenan, Rte 1, Wallace, N.C. 12-30p
FOR SALE — New 3-bedroom,
brick-veneer house. GI and FHA
financed. Located on N. Church ex
tension. Southerland Insurance
Agency. tfc
FOR SALE—High quality Califor
nia Wonder and Calwonder Pep
per Seed. Also, see us regarding
other seed requirements. R. B.
Warren._ 12-16c
FOR SALE — Albritton strawber
ry plants, $10 per 1,000. Glanton
Barwick, Calypso. Phone 2607. tfc
FOR SALE — Fish meal, wholesale
or retail. Enterprise Fish Meal
Co., S. Center street extension, Mt.
Olive.F-tfc
NOTICE — Phone numbers for
English and Olivers’ 24-hour
service are 2426 day; '2259, 2915 or
2356 at night. ltc
GIFT SHOPPING?—Lingerie, hosi
ery1, hats, bags,’ gloves, costume
jewelry, sweaters, jackets, house
coats, negligees, pajamas, gowns,
skirts, blouses, house slippers,
coats, dresses, etc., are just a part
of the wonderful array of gifts we
have for you. See them today at
Ethel’s shoppes, Mount Olive and
Faison.12-23c
UNBREAKABLE CRYSTALS—put
in while you wait. Guaranteed
watch and jewelry repairs. Daugh
try Jewel Box, Center street, Mount
Olive. tfc
SEE ED LEWIS for Niagara bod
fume and covers. Guaranteed the
cheapest price in N. C. See me
before you buy. tfc
NOTICE LADIES — From now un
til Christmas, all ladies’ new
coats and coat suits, $5 to $10 off.
Many other unusual bargains await
you *t Gay’s Clothing store, ML
Olive. tic
SPECIALS From now until
Christmas. 10% off on all mer
chandise—some much more. Gay's
Clothing Store, phone 2095, Mount
Olive. -v tie ,
Still going — Strongf yST,
ma’am! That’s Ethel’s Shoppes’
“2 for the price of 1” sale. Won
derful bargains in fall and winter
ready-to-wear for children, misses
and women are included, with new
items being added every day. Shop
our stores in Mount Olive and Fai
son for these money-saving spe
cials! * 12-lSc
CABBAGE PLANTS — far safe
Early Jersey, Charleston Wake
field, Ferry’s Round Dutch, Late
Flat Dutch varieties. D. B. Sutton,
route L Faison, telephone 721,
Newton Grove. l-31c
FOR SALE — All varieties of first
Class pepper seeds and Speights’
tobacco seeds. English and Oliver,
Mount Olive.•ltc
A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT —
and you may have: bed spreads,
blankets, drapes, dishes, curtains,
chair covers, clothes for the fam
ily, or any home furnishings. See
G. W. Daughtry or call 2631. 12-23p
FOR SALE—6, 7, 8, and 10-tt. cree
soted posts. Large and small lots
of lumber treated.'Any quantity’
for sale. Newton Grove Creosoting
Co.. Newton Grove. N. C. tfcc.
WIDE VARIETY — of good used
electric ranges,’ all of them pric
ed to move out of our way. See
them now at Summerlin’s Electric
Service, next to Tribune office,
Mount Olive. tfc
BUSINESS SERVICE
TV SALES AND SERVICE — Saa
Sylvania’s famous “Halo Light”
picture! We service what we sell
and others too! Sutton Electric Co.,
Mount Olive. tfc
TYPEWRITER-ADDING machines
repaired. New Royal typewriters
for Avery need. Call Goldsboro 251,
Worley Typewriter Exchange,
105% N. Center Street. TF-c ,
FARM LOANS — For long term,
low interest rate, Federal Land
Bank loans on Wayne county
farms, see L. M. Gould any Tues
day between 10:30 a. m. and 2:20
p. m. at the PCA office, Goldsboro. .
For loans on Duplin and Sampson
county farms see DeWitt Carr any
Tuesday between 11 a. m. and 1
p. m., at the PCA office, Kenans
ville. Other times at his main o£
fice in Clinton._,_tfc
LIFE, FIRE —sAuto and Casualty
insurance and bonds. Mortgage
loans on city, farm and suburban
property. Southerland Insurance
Agency, Mount Olive, N. C. 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 wisent
financing. See Thad Thigpen or
Bryce Ficken for details. Phone
2088. Mortgage Cancellation insur
ance available, but not required.
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| MORI SPACE.
This big G-E Refrigerator give*
you 9.2 cubic feci of storage apace
u> the same floor space occupied
by. older 6 cubic-foot models.
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OUTSTANDING FGftTURiS
Many de luxe features usually
Many de luxe features usually
found only in higher-priced mod
els: New removable and adjust
able Door Shelves, Full-width
Freeaer that holds 4* packages of
frozen food, 2 Redi-Cube Ice Trays
and 1 Plastic-Grid Ice Tray, Full
width Chiller Tray, Stacking vege
table Drawers, ) Full-width
Shelves <2 aluminum phis vege
table drawer covers).
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The same famous sealed-in refrig
* crating unit—the same Vyear pro- '
section-plan—as in higher-pneed
G-E Refrigerators. • /
Was $299.95
SAVE $70,001
On a New Ref rigerator Now While This Special Clearance of Brand New Gen
eral Electric Refrigerators 1$ On!
A Wonderful $ift For The Family!!
'. - • Free!
A $12.95 EUciric Iron FREE
wiHi tsoh Rstrigarator sold during
“this Big Clssronesl
BIG BARGAIN!
1 GE Refrigerator
Model No. LB-11M
Reguldr
Priee._
• Revolving Shelves
• Huge Capacity
• Deluxe Features
$339.95
.95
Now
SAVE $70.00
see This Mods! Today!
15-Cuhic Foot
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Upright Freezer
Whs_L__$499.95
$389.95
ft- m m •
You Save $110,001
NEW G-E REFRIGERATOR
BEVOLVUle SHELVES
• Turn all the way around
—in either direction
• Adjust up or down
• Super strong
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* • Ice cream rads—juice can
\ dispenser
• Adjustable door shelves
5 • Mini-Cube ice trays
• Fold-away bottle racks
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. • Automatic defrosting re
fit frigeratoc section
• True lero-degree food
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$120.00
For your oM Rofrigorotor in
frodo for this wonderful buy!
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FULL DETAILS TODAY!
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