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Personals | C. B. Guthrie returned on Saturday night from Silver Spring. Md where she has been dating the C. B Guthrie. Jr. Family. Mrs. Alton Newton shopped in iGnston on Saturday Mrs. J. B .Wallace and Mrs. I. C. I Burch accompanied Mrs. Lloyd Ferrell to Goldsboro on Saturday. Mrs. G. V. Gooding spent last week in Goldsboro with the Banks McNairy family. ?? , M s N. 3. Boney attended tht U. D. C. meeting in Warsaw Ukstt Wednesday aiternoqn in the home of Mrs. M. L. Stevens, Jr. Mrs. A. T. Outlaw accompanied Mrs. Kathleene P. Snyder to Beula ville en Tuesday night to a supper meeting. They went to Goldaboro shopping together on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Lauren Sharpe was guest speaker in Garland on Friday night when the Garland Masons celebrat ed their annual ladies night with . I ' i banquet. He was introduced by Solon Holland. They were accom > anted by Mrs Holland and Mrs 4. B. Boney, the latter being the juest of the R H. Outlaws. Mrs. Myrtle Quinn spent a couple if. days last week in Rose Hill with ler daughter Katerine Quinn Hall. T. P. Quinn and his brother Bob )uinn went to Marion. 6. C. on Sat inlay to see their sister, Nora who a hospitalized there. Mr. and Mrs. Colon Holland at ended a supper in Smithfield on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tabor of Ral ligh spent the weekend here with ler mother, Mrs. LuciHe Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. Don Parnell of Uimberton spent the week end here with her mother, Mrs. Mildred K. ,'lks. L. Southerland plans to IbaM the Christmas holidays with Mr daughter, Ellen and the Bill Willi* Family in Raeford. She will '?ave here on Saturday with Miss Mary Lee Sykes who will visit re latives in Charlotte. Mrs. Jesse Brown acompanied by ler son. Warren, and aaugnteis, Shirley and Faye Korpegay went to Wilmington one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stroud went ;o Wilmington on Tuesday to carry J. B's mother, Mrs. Dolly Stroud lor a check up following her recent eye surgery. Mrs. Viola Quinn and Miss Annie Catherine Rhodes have returned 'rbm Florida where they visited re latives last week. Members of the Wutnanless Wedding Party. The twine who attended the wedding are Snodie Wilson and Ralph Sasaer. Stan | ding beside then- is the Jilted Lover, Phil Kretach. In the back ground, peeking through, Is Davb Evans. The writer will have to say that the Konansville School District men, make much bet - tor looking gun than they do women. i L L n? .. - - ; ? m. Eastern Star Met A Christmas Program was pre sented here on Tuesday night when Kenarsville Chapter No. 215. Order of the Eastern Star met at 7:30 in the Chapter Room. The program was in charge of Mrs. N. B. Bopey assisted by Mrs. CoJon Holland, Mrs. R'lby C. Newto", Mrs. Horten se Hasty and Mrs. Florence Brown also Mrs. Thelma B. Vurphy. Dur ing the social hour Christmas Car ols were sung., led by Mrs. Amos Brio son with Miss Mary Lee Sykes at the piaro. The refreshment com mittee served fruit cake topped with whipped cream, accompanied with coffee. Later gifts were ex changed from the Christmas tree. STORE HOURS: 9:30 til 9 NOW THRU SATURDAY! ... at The Treasure House of Gifts ! ,V * A?"v *"* n if ... ? ? "" ? - . ; . . ' ? V Jl . * :4*rv--( . . . Perfumes It's The Gift Shell Remember Long After Christmas Dainty floral? Exciting aplcy? Exotic oriental fragrances? To flatter and please every woman on yonr list, choose her favorite perfume from the fabulous per fume collection at Belk-Beery. Come In* or call Peggy Blake, oar Personal CARON CHANEL jijheurs de Rocaille .... 11.00 14.00 21.00 No. 5 ...1: .1.. . 7.50 13.50 20.00 ? Kuit de Noel .' 12.50 18.00 27.50 No. 22 5.00 7.50 12.50 20.00 Bellodgia 11.00 18.75 Boisde Fles 7.50 12.50 20.00 fpe Tobac Bland 11.00 25.00 Russian Leather L. 7.50 12.50 20.00 LANVIN GUERLAIN Arpege 4.00 5.00 7.&0 15.00 23.50 Shalimar 6.00 10.00 13.50 18.00 Jnetexte .;... 3.50 6.00 18.00 L'Heure Bleue 5.00 9.00 11.00 ^ My Sin 3.00 6.00 10.00 iwmure 4.00 7.50 BALMAIN FABERGE fcjie Madame 15.00 26.00 Woodhue, Tigress Vent Vert 15.00 26.00 Fbamleau 3.75 5.50 10.00 F (Sharp) 3.75 9.00 15.00 ^ ^0Smet'CS ^ A WARDROBE OF NYLONS . Seamless, Fuli-Fashioned ARCHER HANES BERKSHIRES 1.35 i <J? ^ 1.50 - 1 o5 pr. ^ 1.35 - 1.65 pr. THE WOMAJ4LESS WEDDING PARTY at which time much fun and merriment was had at the Kenansville School on Thursday n^ht. The bride was Dr. Oscar Redwlne and the groom was Henry Teachey, seated on the floor is the baby, Foy Ivey. brother of the bride. See if you can name the rest of the wedding party. Shower Honors Nancy Grady Mia* Mai? Lillian Grady, Dec ember 30th bride-elect was honor ed here on Saturday night. Decern ber the 15th. at 7 30 in the Lodge Building at a miscellaneous shower. The joint hostesses were Mrs. P. T. Heath, Mrs. Mildred Brewer, Mrs. I. T. Grady, Mrs. Don Parnell, Mrs. 1. J. Wells and Mrs. E. V. Vestal. A Christmas motif was used throughout the 'Building with the exception of the refreshment table which featured the bridal theme, in arrangements of white poinsettia I mixed with greenery, flanked gdth white lighted" tapers". The 'table was j severed with a preen cloth over.i < aid with a lace covering. Here the bt i" j-ylccts mother, Airs. N. B.J Grady poured green punch from one end cf the table while Mrs. E. V. Vestal served daintf cake squa res iced in white and Centered with a lily. Salted' duti' and mints were also served to. the fifty dr more quests present.,' The honoree was presented a lov ely white carnation corsage upon arrival. Her mother was also pre sented a corsage as wa3 her mater nal grandmother, Mrs. W. H. Swin son of Dudley. Among the out of town guests present was Miss Bar riet Horton of Rocky Mount and Wilmington. 'She Is the honorees room-mate as they both teach school in Wilmington. 'Before the gkesls took their de parture the honcree was invited to open the many attractive packages, .hat had been placed on a large fable centered with a unique Cedar Christmas tree decorated with hand made red carnations. After admir ing her miscellaneous shower gifts Miss Grady graciously thanked the donors. yytrs. McGowan Hps Bridge Luncheon The members of the Kenansville Kontract Klub enjoyed a delicious supper on Jest Wednesday night ??hen they mot ?t 6 to in the home j of Mrs FjUinnlJW. McCo'van. T'-c 1 "me-u consolet) <?; Turkey timb'cs i ^piace o'Stt'i', eree*1 beans, p-a"'1 ^ nfckl's, cucumber crkics, <"and:erl j vt?r-.s and co fee, tfc!fov.'?d ' y cbo pie. Ch rsim-s gernratio-s ".?Ore used f.r the occasion thoreu - aut ihe home. Afterwards several ;,ames of bridge were enjoyed. Mrs M. B, fiorey wound up with the high score price with Mrs. Ellis Ves tal close runner up who was presen ted second high. Msr. D. S. William son was given, a consolation gift. The members present exchanged rifts prior to adjournment from a prettily decorated Christmas Tree Ma. Businessman - a DUPLIN TIMES want ao will sell your -roouct. Some 21,497 acres of Irish potatoes were grown for sale in North Caro lina in 1961-a decrease of slightly over 3,000 acres over 1960. | New! Gillette sum#> Adjustablefe^pw You t u r n tSTmf with Super beard ?FjW Blue Blades YOU CAN GET RELIEF FRO.'A HEADACHE PPEH j STANBACK gives you FAST rc .ef from pains of headache, nerulgia, , neuritis, and minor pains of . thrius, rheumatism. Because SVANBACK contains several mediraily-approved and prescribed ingredients for fast relief, you can take STANBACK with confidence. 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JEWELRY ITS Lovely pins, bracelets, m earrings and necklaces. , Jewelry to match your ' 5jP hcliday wardrobe. Many yd Kf in matching sets. $ $1.00 to $4.00 * ? F0R HIM 8 SHIRTS Both sport shirte d"esr, shirts by Van lieu-' sen, H jkbrcok, Blocks, Creighton to i.amt a few. *J L $1.99 to $8.99 ft TIES Stripes, patterns and sol lids in all the r - w darker wS fashion colrrs. Kramer's Jrj ties by Cricket Wembley among others. <Vv" $1.00 to $2.50 >.r? ???? *? SLACKS Single pleated and ivy WB4 league in all sizes. Kram er's pants by Griifcn, Ilart IU| Schaffner and Marx and many more. jJr $5.99 to $16.99 || $ SOCKS Kramer's socks by Gold fl Cup. Eachelor's Friends Sj Sit ' ? e in N.'ne, Interwoven, Jockey and others. New- 1 Pi u est dark colors to match ik.1 dark suits and slacks. H 50c to $1.50 JACKETS Kramer's lined and unlin ed jackets by London Fog ft Rugby, Peters, McGre- JK gor. Blocks and others. sf All sizes in the most pop- rV ular colors. $4.99 to $15.99 jy $ Xmas Store Hours Fri. Dec. 21 8 p.m. ?.* Sat. Dec. 22 8 p.m. Mon. Dec. 24 AFTER Rt 8 p.m. % . _ All of Us At ' KRAMERS Wish You A Happy A Holiday Season < And a Prosperous New Year. \ "Vo'.ir Shopping Cenler" ^ L m, Wolloce, N.C. g
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