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THE JOHNSTONIAN . SUN, SELMA, N. C. THURSDAY, FEB. 28; 1946.
PAGE SEVEN
OTson's Mills
Hens Items
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Underwood
and Mr. Buster Stephenson recently
visited Mr. and Mrs. Brant Medlin
near Benson."'-''', r.r.;:.:....,-,-;..'
Mrs. C. Q. Stephenson has return
ed to her home here after visiting
relatives in Benson for two weeks..
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Underwood, of
Camp Lejeune. have returned here to
make their home.
Mr. James Carruth, of Florence, S.
C, spent part of last week with his
family, who are residing: here during
the school year. Mrs. Carruth is
teacher of the seventh grade in the
local school.
Mr. Walton Wilson has recently re
turned to Nowport News, where he
expects to resume work.
Mrs. Delma Ennis, of Benson, and
Mrs. Clem Gray, of Selma, visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Stephenson here recently.
Mr. Aubrey Massey, of Washing
ton, D. C. was here to visit his mo
ther, Mrs. Clara Massey, last week.
ers, and individual gingerbread cakes
This was topped off by "good to the
last drop" coffee made and served by
Air. van K. rarrish. ;
After the supper an excellent pro
gram under the supervision of Mrs
Noah ; Wilson was given by the fol
lowing: Misses Doris Parrish, Chris
tine Jones, Charlotte Stephenson, and
Shelton Barbour.
Mrs. H. S. Hilley, Wilson; Mr. Jack
Mrs, H. S. Hilley, Wiilson; Mr. Jack
Honnne, of New Bern; Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Mattox and daughter, of Smith-
field; (Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Reynolds
and daughter, of Smithfield; and Mrs.
Gladys Griffin, of Smithfield.
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Missionary Society
Serves Dinner For Men
On Friday evening the women of
the Missionary Society of the Baptist
church served a delicious course din
ner in honor of the men of : the
church. The dinner was served in the
recreational rooms of the church.
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Moore Marcom
Miss Margie Lee Marcom and Pri
vate 1-C Luther H. Moore, Jr. were
married at Dillon, S. C. on February
14, 1946. Miss Marcom is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Chamblee, of com. of Clayton, Rt. 2. Private Moore
Selma, were recent' dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Parrish.
Mr. Jack Honrine, of New Bern,
spent Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl K. Parrish. ,
Mrs. Paul Jones was called to Dur
ham last week on account of the ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. Dave Par
Tish... ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Wilson and
family were guests of Mrs Janie Gul
ley in Clayton last Sunday.
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Receives Discharge;
Here With Family
Mr. Johnny La Harnar, formerly
sergeant in the U. S. Air Corps, sta
tioned at Sacramento, California, re
cently received his discharge at Fort
Bragg, and has arrived here to be
with his family.
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David Jones Is
Home From England
Mr. David Jones, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Jones, who has been in
England with the Air Corps for thirty j nutj were ,,1.
muiiuia rviumeu vu ms nume nere
Friday. He received a discharge from
Fort Bragg this week.
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Brotherhood Supper
Given Last Monday
The annual f Brotherhood Supper"
of the Christian Disciple Church nt
observed at the churqh last Monday
evening. The committee, of which
Mrs. Noah Wilson was chairman, sup
ported by Mrs. G. C. Uzzle. Jr., Mrs.
Rena Lee and Mrs. W. T. Wilson, ser
ved a delicious plate supper of chick
en salad, piemento sandwiches, crack-
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Moore of Clayton, Rt. 2. He has just
returned from seven months service
in the South Pacific. The bride and
groom are residing with the groom's
parents. ,
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House Guests Are
Honored At Party
On Saturday evening Misses Lucy
Mitchiner and Ann Elizabeth Young
blood entertained at the Community
club building from 8:30 to 12:00 in
honor of their house guests. Misses
Nell Lassiter, Shelfar, Va., Vivian
IMIcInnis, Shannon, N. C.; Mary Helen
Tew. C'inton, N. C; Ella Lewis,
Faison, N. C : Sarah. Britt. White
ville. N. C; Mary Townsend, Orlan
do, Fla.; Evfilyn Lvtton, Gastonia, N.
C; Trudy Clark. Clarkton, N. C.
The banquet room was attractive
ly decorated in green foliage and
green ribbons festooned from the
lights. .'. ' '.
Music, singing, and dancing were
the sources of recreation.
Punch, sandwiches, cookies, and
Kenly
Hews
Keep Your Car In
Good Condition
See Us For
AUTO PARTS AND
ACCESSORIES
F. & P. AUTO PARTS
COMPANY
Phone 42
Selma, N. C
Buffet Supper
On Sunday Miss Ann Youngblood
entertained at a buffet supper for the
same guests, all of which are attend
ing Flora McDonald College.
The menu consisted of chicken sal
ad, deviled eggs, potato chips, ham,
celery, pickle, pie, coffee and rolls.
. Luncheon In Kenly ,
On Monday : Misses Ann Young
blood, Lucy Mitchiner and their house
guests were honored at a luncheon in
Kenly.
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Howard Mitchiner
Now In States
Corporal Howard E. Mitchiner, Jr..
son of Mr. H. E. Mitchiner and the
late Mrs. Mitchiner, has landed safe
ly in California, according toa mes
sage received by his father on Monday..-;"
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His Salvation
The eighth grade of Wilson's Mills
School used the Annual Farm Edition
of The News and Observer last Mon
day as the text for the conservation
lesson.
One student, Macon Stephenson,
I AM AGAIN BUYING
IPdDOJILTIHlY M EG(B
EACH WEEK DAY
AT MY HOME ON EAST ANDERSON ST.
(Near Southern Cotton Oil Co. Gin)
HEAVY HENS, lb.
LEGHORNS, lb.
21c
15c
ROOSTERS, lb. ..... ......... 14c
GUINEAS, each 40c
DUCKS and GEESE, lb. ............. 15c
TURKEYS, lb. 30c to 35c
EGGS, dozen ... . .......... 30c
BRING THEM WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED
CLARENCE LITTLE
YOUR POULTRY DEALER
it SELMA, N. C
SIIIIiTI!!
AND WE SPECIALIZE IN JUST THAT
ANY REPAIR TO ANY CAR
WE ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED DEALERS IN
SELMA FEATURING THAT
Good-Gulf Gas & Gulfpride Oils
YOU OWE YOUR MOTOR A FILL OF EACH
BOB
WARWICK
GARAGE
PHONE 108-J
SELMA, N. C.
Mrs. J. P, Eagles spent Wednesday
and Thursday at Hope Mills, the
guest of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Eagles, Jr.
Mrs. Edwin Jones of Dillon. S. C.
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Nichols on Thursday.
Miss Celesta Boyette, member of
the Selma school faculty spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. A. R.
McRacken.
Cpl. Billy Ferrell of the Marine
Corps, stationed at Quantico, Va.,
visited Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Ferrell
and family during the week end.
Mrs. Henry Newson has returned
home after being an operative patient
at Carolina General Hospital for two
weeks.''"..
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mozingo have
moved to the Eddie Johnson home on
School Street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Grizzard at
tended the funeral of Mr. Grizzard's
sister, Mrs. Z. V Snipes in Dunn on
Thursday.
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Miss Ruth Gardner
Guest of Kiwanians
Miss Ruth Gardner, assistant home
demonstration agent of Johnston
county, Smithfield, was a guest at the
Kenly Kiwanis Club on Friday night
and showed the film on "Food". Other
club guests were R. E. Batten of
Smithfield and Marvin Revelle of
Kenly.
The Rev. R. P. Harris and Roney
High of Kenly were new members.
The club supper was served by the
ladies of the Free Will Baptist
church.
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Free Will Auxiliary
Entertained Tuesday
Mrs. Felton Watson entertained the
Auxiliary of the Free Will Baptist
church at her home on Tuesday. Mrs.
Watson had charge of the program on
waws prompted to comment on the
farm edition thus:1
"I was impressed with the cover
page. On it were peaches, dairy cat
tle, turnips, apples, com. cotton, to
bacco, farm machinery.. Every mem
ber of the farmer's family was pic
tured except his wife. I did not like
that, because in . my part of the
world a farmer's wife is his salvation.".-
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"Stewardshp of Missions". The hos
tess served delicious refreshments.
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Woman's Club Meets
With Mrs. Watson
The Woman's Club met at the home
of Mrs. Felton Watson on Wednesday
afternoon with the president, Mrs. C.
E. Clarke, presiding,
Mrs. P. D. Grady, Jr., chairman of
Legislation, presented the speaker of
the afternoon, Prof. J. B. Long, who
spoke on "Our schools of tomorrow
under the laws of today."
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Davis - Marshall
Mian Leona Marshall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Marshall of Ken
ly, and John Alton Davis, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Davis, of Kenly, were
married at Kenlv Methodist Larson
ace. Mondav morninsr. February 25th
The' Rev. G. B. Starling officiated. Im
mediately after the ceremony the
couple left for unannounced points,
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Honors Bride-Elect
At Bridge Party
Mrs. A. R. McRacken was hostess
at a dessert bridge party on Wednes
dav eveninar at which time she an
nounced the approaching marriage of
her sister Miss Celesta Boyette to
Ernest V. Woodard. Jr., of Selma.
The marriage will take place on Feb
ruary 28th at five o clock at the Pres
byterian church.
The McRacken home was lovely
with the white and green flower ar
rangement. Tables were placed
throughout the living room, dining
room and den. .
High score ' prizes went to Miss
Naomi Wood and Mrs. P. D. Grady,
Sr. The bride elect was presented sil
ver in her chosen pattern. Mrs. V. E.
Atkinson of Jacksonville, Fla., house
guest of Mrs. R. S. Atkinson, was re
membered with a gift.
Out of town guests were Mrs. E.
V. Woodard, Sr., Mrs. Ronald Herren,
Mrs. Tom Woodard, and Misses Nao-1
mi Wood, Roberta Spiers, Madeline
Godwin and Essie Outlaw.
Farm machinery suffers from "ab
use" rather than use and should be
protected by grease and paint during
periods of rest, according to D. S.
Weaver, engineer of the State College
Extension Service.
A plan for statewide participation
in . National Home Demonstration
Week, scheduled to begin May 6, has
been announced by State Home Agent
Ruth Current of State College.
BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS
Selma Lodge No. 320, A. F. ft A. M.
Meets Every First and Third
Tuesday at 8:1)0 P. M.
GEO. W. BLOUNT, Master
RALEIGH H. GRIFFIN, Secretary
DR. T. P. BULLARD
Consultations
DENTISTRY
PHYS-IO-THER-A-PY
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
of Each Week
SELMA. NORTH CAROLINA
(DMdks
NOW MAKING DELIVERIES
Please book your orders ... it will help us plan our work
PITMAN'S HATCHERY
R. MONROE PITTMAN
SELMA, N. C
HfttlBLE OTH CABE
We're working mighty hard these days on a big
job we've got to deliver our $300,000,000 expan
sion program. It's an all embracing program that
will provide better telephone service and tele
phones for all who want them.
The job ahead of us is one that must be handled
with care. The vast sum of money involved places
a heavy responsibility on both management and
employees. It will be spent wisely and cautiously
and with the same care that has always character
ized your Telephone Company's operations.
There is also the responsibility of maintaining
adequate earnings so that the funds needed to build
' more telephone facilities can be secured. The
money will have to come, as it has in the past, from
thrifty people putting their hard earned cash in
the Telephone Company But" unless'they" have
confidence in the safety of their investment and
feel assured of a reasonable return on that invest
ment, new funds for future telephone expansion
will not be forthcoming.
So it is easy to see that telephone earnings have
a direct bearing on the future of telephone service.
SOUTHERN BILL TILEPHONI AND TELIGRAPH COMPANY
Incorporated
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THE MOST COMPUTE STOCK ASSEMBLED ON OUR
FLOORS IN MONTHS
Our buyer has just returned from the leading markets all over the
furniture centers trucks f furniture are coming in daily.
O BED ROOM SUITES
O LIVING ROOM SUITES
O ODD SOFAS & SOFA BEDS
O ODD CHAIRS
Yes! It will pay jou to C-HUB-B-4-U-BUY!
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iFTTinaMETriunaiE cdcd,
C. H. Brown, Mgr.
SELMA, N. a
George Wffletts, Mgr.