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THE JOHNSTONIAN SUN, SELMA, N. C. THURSDAY, FEB. 28, 1946. PAGE FIVE sidy Pap MRS.E. V. WOODARD, Editor Mrs. G. D. Vick left today for Raleigh where she will be the week end guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Vick, Jr., and will attend the basketball tourna ment. : . Mrs. John A. Cox and children, of Portsmouth. Va., were week end guests of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abdalla, Misses Mary Lou, Caaaie and Josephine Ab dalla attended the wedding of George L. George in Richmond, Va. Saturday evening. Mrs. J. Hawley Poole, of West End, and Miss Mary Booker, of Goldsboro, spent the week end with Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Booker. Her many friends will regret to learn that Mrs. G. F. Brietz had the misfortune to slip from her rolling chair and break her hip while shop ping in Raleigh last Thursday. She was taken to Rex Hospital, and at last report was resting more comfort ably.. Miss Emma Jean Henry is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McCallum, of Henderson, spent Sunday - with Miss Julia Grant. Keith Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Bailey, received his discharge from .the Army Monday at Fort Bragg. He recently returned from the Pacific. His wife, the former Miss Mildred Worley, has been making her home with her mother whi'e he was away. 1 . Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Woodard, Mrs. Ronald E. Herren, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Woodard were supper guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. G. .Woodard in Goldsboro Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Bailey, of Sel ma, Route 1, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Strickland Sun- dUMrs. J. N. Wiggs, who received treatment at Rex Hospital, Raleigh, for ten days, returned to her home here Monday, much improved. .v Mesdames W. M. Sutton and W. N. George have returned to their home in Portsmouth, Va., after spending several days with Mayor and Mrs. B. A. Henry. T-Sgt Bernard Proctor, who was with the Air Corps, was given an honorable discharge Wednesday of last week. He and Mrs. Proctor are spending two -weeks with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. -B. F. Proctor, after which time lie win go 10 cuzaueui City and resume his position with the "Daily Advance". Mr. and Mrs. George K. Browning and children, and Miss Elsie Proctor, of Raleigh, also spent the week end with their, par ents. '- V Mrs. W. L. Norton joined her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hodge, of Kenly, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hodge, Jr.,' Thursday evening in Goldsboro and enjoyed .Scott's barbecue, in cele bration of her father's birthday. Later in the evening they were guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Woodard at their home, Mr. and Mrs. Shelbourne Brannan have moved to Fayettevllle where Mr. Brannan holds a position. Mr. Brannan was recently discharged from the Army following a long period of service overseas. . Mrs. Leon Foster is again a patient at Rex Hospital; where she is to undergo surgery. This is the, second major operation she has had within eleven months. Her friends are invited to visit her while she is convalescing. - Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Henry of Rocky Mount visited Mayor and Mrs. B. A. Henry Sunday. Mrs. W. T. Woodard, Jr., and little son, Thad, spent Wednesday in Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Danieley. Mrs. Ross Ingram and son, Byron, of Hertford, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Eason. Miss Carolyn Hill, Btuder.t nurse at Rex Hospital, Raleigh, spent the week end in Selma with her sister, Mrs. G. W. Blount. Harold Hill, who has recently re turned from the Philippine Islands, visited Rev. and Mlrs. G. W. Blount during the week end. Bookers Entertain At Holiday Party ; A lovely affair of the season was given Friday evening when Dr. and Mrs. E.'N. Booker entertained at a Washington Birthday party at the Country Club. Decorations indicative of the occa sion were in evidence throughout the salon of the club. Tallies of United States flags and other patriotic de signs were distributed directing the guests to their places at the sixteen tables arranged for contract. High score prize for ladies, towels, went to Mrs. J. D. Massey, while the runnerup was Mrs. Will H. Lassiter, who also received towels. Talmage Corbett scored high for men and was presented a wall plaque. James Mc Millan made second high and was awarded a novelty ash tray. The Washington Birthday motif was repeated in refreshments, which consisted of a salad course, with hatchet shaped sandwiches and cherry tarts, with miniature flags as favors. Out of town guests included Mrs. J. Hawley Poole, of West End. Miss IMary "Booker of Goldsboro, anil Miss Beatrice' Hooks, of Sanatorium. . - Entertains Friends At Birthday Party Miss Clara Lee Brown entertained about sixty guests Saturday night, February 16th in honor of her 18th birthday. Various games were enjoyed by all. The hostess served cakes, apples, oranges and ice tea. The honoree received many nice, useful gifts from her friends. Music was .assisted by Robert E. Lee and John Jr. Glover. BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS Proof Men's Water-1 WW Willi NATURAL GOLD 17-JEWEL6 43.75 to 58.75 . With Sweep Second-Hand Also other Water-Proof Watches , as low as $45.00 : Men's Water-Proof WITTNAUER" WRIST WATCHES By Longines, $45.00 plus tax . POCKET WATCHES - $22.50 to $65.00 Also a7 few Ladies' Watches Beginning the first of this year Diamonds advanced about 20 but we still have many nice selections at pre-war prices. We invite you to come in and look our selections over. . ILsmgflcey9 SELMA, N. C Phone 29-J Joint Hostesses To Woman's Club The Selma Womans Club held the February meeting Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Pearl B. Richardson with Mrs. A. Z. Thomp son as joint hostess. The president. Miss Margaret &theredge, presided, .The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and a re port was heard from the treasurer, followed by roll call with twenty-one members present. Mrs. Charles Boyd suggested that the club have a music program during music week in May. Mrs. James McMillan and Mrs. B. C. DuBose gave a favorable report on the success of Open House during Christmas week at the Woman's Club building. The club was asked to give club building twice a month for the benefit of our young people. A mo tion was made and approved. Mrs. G. D. Vick, Mrs. DuBose and Mrs. Mc Millan were appointed to act as chair men from the Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist churches to appoint committees. : ; Mrs. C. E. Kornegay reported that the Junior Woman's Club was raising money to fix the club house floors. They are also planning to entertain the young people. k - Mrs. John Hughes gave a report from the Philippines stating that they were in desperate need. A collection was taken amounting to $5.05. Mrs. S. R. Lee, Mrs. Charles Boyd and Mrs. George Vick were appoint ed to serve on nominating committee for incoming officers. The program was turned over to Program Chairman, Mrs. R. R. Humphries who presented Mrs. R. A. Ashworth, who, in her charming man ner reviewed the life of "John Gal-worthy". The guests were then invited into the dining room where delicious re' freshments were served by the hos tesses. IT 5hv TO SELL 'EM- UU With An Ad Mrs. Screws Hostess To Chatterbox Club Mrs. Norman Screws delightfully entertained the members of the Chatterbox Cluh and additional clients Wednesday afternoon at her home on massey street. . Quantities of spring flowers in oastel fihnHpB wcw noticed in thtt rooms where thn cnestn nRSpmhled. and formed an effective setting for the four tables where the guests found their places by means of attrac tive tallies. The club president, Mrs. W. B. Johnson, presided during a short business period. Following the busi ness progressive hearts was played for some time. Mrs. R..E. Suber scor ed high for members and was award ed a hot roll basket with Madeira roll cloth. Top score for visitors was made by Mrs. T. C. Henry, and she was pre sented a canister set. The consolation prize,' a handkerchief, went to Mrs. B. C. DuBose. Mrs. Norman M. Screws, of Zebu Ion, assisted the hostess in serving a delectable plate luncheon. Those playing were Mesdames C. E. Kornegay. R. E. Suber, J. D. Mas sey, W. B. Johnson, J. C. Diehl, M. R. Wall, W. P. Aycock, John Jeffreys. W, D. Perkins, C. A. Bailey, B. C. DuBose, T. C. Henry. H. V. Gaskill. G. A. Earp, Vernon Wiggs, and Joseph Temple. Bride-Elect Is Honored At Party Misses Roberta Sniers. - Naomi Wood, Irma Herring, Essie Mae Out law, ana Madeline uodwin entertained Mondav eveninc at thpir nnnrfmanh honoring- Miss Celesta Bovette. wtmaa manage to Ernest V. Woodard, Jr. f t . m wm . . is soiemmzea today, (Thursday). A color note of preen and white prevailed throughout the rooms where tne guests were received. As the bride elect entered she wan Dented . fore a table piled high with attractive packages containing miscellaneous guts. An ice course with salted nuts in dainty green and white baskets, was served, all appointments echoing the color scheme, with a narcissus on each plate. ; Followng refreshments bridal tal lies were distributed to those remain ing for bridge. At the conclusion of several progressions, played at five tables, top score-prize, a teapot, was awarded Mrs. Paul H. Starling. Run nerup was Mrs. Raymond Woodall, who received a crystal ash tray. W.S. C.S. Meets With Mrs. Avery, The February meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Serv ice of the Methodist Church was held at the home of Mrs. J. C. Avery. The president, Mrs. Charles Boyd, presided during the business period, the main item of interest being the election of the following delegates Mrs. A. K. Eason and Mrs. Willard Johnson, Jr., to attend the district meeting to be held in Durham. , The devotional was conducted by Miss Margaret Etheredge, the scrip ture reading being part of the 12th Chapter of II Chronicles. The subject for thought was the "Cross Over Africa.". Mrs. Willard Johnson, Sr., gave in her usual impressive manner, "He Knows, Loves. Forgives. Miss Elizabeth Whitaker had charge of the program and made a most interesting talk on "Woman's Privileges ' The March meeting will be at the home of Mrs. R. E. Suber. USB 666 COLD PREPARATIONS Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Now Drops Caution Use Only As Directed AnnownceiBieiit! MY OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED Wednesday Afternoons and Evenings DR. WILL II. Ml Ifrtc III Hi mq0J Spiff "'I Iff I v5' : , " fVl See Our Beautiful 9-Piece GIIIII MAIIOGAM Dill ROOM SUITES also 9-Piece Matched Walnut Veneer Dining Room Suites Make your own living room more livable" with a well styled Spring-filled Sofa - v - r "--'-. For FURNITURE and HARDWARE SEE US FIRST CASH or CREDIT The Friendly Store Where Friends Meet And Shop SELMA,N.C. NEW LOT COTTON PIECE GOODS FOR THIS WEEK See the 25c a Yard Table Display CURTAIN GOODS PRINTS OUTING WHITE GOODS Display of Other Tables PIECE GOODS I -AT- i 29c - 39c - 48c - 69c I and 79c yard MEN'S DEPT. Work Gloves Men's Pants DRESS AND WORE Sizes 30 to 50 Waist Shorts & Shirts -rSweat Shirts I Handkerchiefs MEN'S HATS Now $2.18 All Sizes ' NEW SHD7MENT THIS WEEK 300 LADIES' SPRING HATS See the New Styles Big assortment! Come early get first pick New Shipment SPRING DRESSES We have a good selection I of pretty style dresses. U SIZES . DVfllTT AT? CT7T?Q (up to size 52) JUNIOR AND MISSES SIZES WHITE UND70RMS XNUW StllfjniINT Ladies Print DRESSES ' all sizes $2.48 -$2.98-$3.45 $5.00 New Shipment This Week LADD3S' SHOES ! Blacks, Tans, Oxfords, Pomps, Loafers and Mocca- sins. All Sizes 5 to 9 New Style Sandals For Ladies' Misses and ' Baby Pfcc3sl31 mite Co. i h T. B. CORBETT, Mgr. Sehia, N. C -Ml i " " " BABY DEPT. INFANT DRESSES INFANT SLIPS NYLON PANTS DIAPERS Rubber SHEETING BABY SHOES; 59c to $2.00 CUTE GIFTS FOR BABY and most anything for that baby of yocrs.
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