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' fl'jS I I H1..11 1 i,r I,. ? ? , mg* VOLUME XXX No. 22 KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, JUNE 6,1963. P^?Ei ZfflLPS7 ?? - ' ' *? - * ' -* Scott's Store News Personals Mrs. Layune Rivenhardt and Mrs. Odie Register of Kinston at tended Homecoming at Snow Hill Church Sunday and visited Mr. and j i i ?? Mrs. Roland Thigpen afterwards. Mrs. Minnie Summerlin of Mt. Olive and Sam Waller visited Mrs. D. C. Scott Friday. Miss Jane Torbet and Alton Dail of Charlotte were guests of Mr. and. Mm. Roland Sullivan Saturday nif.'ht and attended the Dail reun ion Sunday at Oak Ridge commun ity building. Mrs. Oarrie Scott spent Tuesday night with the Claud Powella of Warsaw. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edd Car ter were visiting at Wallace with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Carter. Mr. and Mrs. William E. TyndaU of Kinston were over night guests of Mrs. Edgar Outlaw, Saturday. Mrs. A. J. Summerlin and faye of Kenansville, Mrs. Johnny Single ton and children and Mre. Ivey Summerlin went to New Bern Wed nesday to visit the J E. Stanleys. Mr .and Mrs. Eugene Outlaw and boys were visiting relatives in War saw Sunday afternoon. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter were at Washington during the weekend visiting the Earl Whaley family. Mrs. J. E. Stanley and children of New Bern were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Summerlin Sun day. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John Kornegay of Seven Springs were callers in the Summerlin home. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Beulaville visited Mr. and Mrs. Gurnie Scott Sunday. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rivenbaik of Mt. (Rive were cal lers in the D. L. Scott home. The Rev. and Mrs. H.' A. Grubbs and family left Sunday afternoon for two weeks visit in Florida with relatives They were accompanied by Mary Louise Stafford of B. F. Grady section, Judy Waller and El ton Ray Davis. Blythe Bell is recuperating at her home following an infection- of a mouth operation. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Waller attend ed the graduation exercises at A. C. C. Wilson Sunday. They also were there for the luncheon. Carolyn Wal ler daughter of the Wallers was one of the graduating class. .* , ? * ' ? *? The USA hit m iM MftQttitfMir ers, trained under the <H Bill of Rights, according to the Veterans Administration. '. . Today, one American farm work er grows 134 per cent more food, fiber, and other prodtaets per man hour than he did in 1047-46. Quality Sales - Parts - Service - n Farm [ Clinton, N. C. "Your John Deere Dealer" Phone LY 2-3742 Ask For Flakes' Recapps at your Favorite Service Station SEE FLAKES TIRE SERVICE Clinton, N. C. Wilmington Hwy. LY 2-21809 ZZ , . .1. lull. " I .11. I. 1 1 ? V PIT 14 PlTHfof Saf?tT t tw?y ntWtaR<m>T?rKm>IIWICIB, ; ?**???? ? ill ??? jp-j WEST COAST LUMBER CO. | 20? CMMI H^M U. I WILMINGTON. NOitTH CAROLINA ? L P. O. ROX ft* PHONE RO 1-1474 I Dear Friends: ,-fl I Why is Douglas Fir the most Widely used lumber in our country I, today? | I. It gives you QUALITY! /Strong - straight ? workable. I I Ours is old growth! FicSe grain, 90% heart lumber. I I It gives you VALUE! / Costs less with labor saved. I I We give you SERVICE! Fast, dependable, jobsite I I delivery from stocks of over two million feet. *. It is PREFERRED NATIONALLY! Yes, from the I I '* Pacific, to the Atlantic, to the Gulf ? thousands of I I contractors now stdck, use, and prefer it. I ? Dounlas Fir alone, makes up more than half of all soft wood I production in this country. It must be flood! Try it, yourself! J I SHE ATI NO / PRECUT STUDS I I White Fir or Ponderqea White Fir $R3 12 I ? 1x12 /$ 85.03 s,5ruee S99<50 I AUtlJ 4 * 4 llAN00M WNeTHS I J Cedar *** ^ 2 x 6 & VAder White Fire $89.77 ? ROOFING Flit PLYWOOD I Douglas Fir j $ 89.77 V* AD Int. ~~~ $ 2 57 ? | ? Tapered $ 6 89 H AC Ext. S 3 95 ? Sealtab ) J $ 7.79 ** Sheeting $ 258 II Felt / ' $ 2 33 ** Cheating \ , $ 3.52 I L * Undbrlaymer# * $ 4.53 I OAK FLOORING PREFINISHfD I I i.COm.&c?,r" 2^ Willi V GROOVED PANELING ? I Clear & Select Shorts $137.75 | I 1 Com. RedR/L $180 50 Mohogany ?* $3.95 | | Select RedR/L $204.75 J^NTS ,$484 | Clear Red R/L $213.75 CHERRY (Best $12.92 I Prices Net - Delivered . WALNUT (Best) $12.92 Thank You ? WEST COAST LUMBER CO.. Friendship News Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Sander son attended the funeral of her nephew in Georgia on Tuesday. Mack Pridgen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pridgen, spent sever ay days in Clinton with his aunt Mrs. John Royals. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ward of Mary land visited the Glenwood Sander sons on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grady visited the Bill Grady family this week. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cavenaugb and children of <Whiteville spent the weekend with the Odell Brock fam ily. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whaley and Lottie, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whaley and children of Kenansville, Mr. Owen Whaley of Potters Hill. Mrs. Dwight Hill and Mike visit ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil bert Pate. Mrs. Cecil Sanderson of Charlotte visited Mrs. Bessie Sanderson for several days this week. Mrs. San derson returned home with her for a visit. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wha ley Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Pate, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Wilkins, Mrs. Evelyn Martin of Mount Olive. Mrs. Nellie Pridgen spent Sun day in Calypso with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dickson. Mr. Ralph Veach and George Pri dgen visited Mrs. Ella Pridgen who is sick in the home of Mrs. J. R. Grady in Kenansville, on Sunday. Mrs. Geneva Roberts and Alice Sanderson and Mrs. Nellie Pridgen spent last Thursday in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Swinson and Margaret Ann, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mrs. Jack Godbold and Dav id and Deloris, Mrs. Edna Lang ston, Mr. Huie Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Jones and Mrs. Gladys Repeci, Mrs. Vola Sloan, Mfs. Eva James and Mary Outlaw attended the wadding of Dewitt Lewis and tna Masasy ad-Turkey on Sunday. Mrs. Sylvia Jones is spending a few days in Goldsboro with rela tives this week. I Mr. and Mr?. Jim Butler, Ken and Barbara of Smithfield, Va. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ban Swinson. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Howard and baby of Beulaville spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucille Woodward and Mrs. John Langston. ?' Mrs. Gene Hollman and children of Warsaw visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Langston on Saturday. Outlaw's Bridge News Mrs. J. H. Parker, Corres. The Daily Vacation Bible School will begin Monday morning at 8:30 a. m. Mrs. Lucy O. Smith has returned home from Reidsville where she was a member of the school faculty. Mrs. Laurie King and granddau ghters of Greensboro are visiting relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Simmons visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Outlaw at Seven Springs, Saturday night. Mrs. Katie Outlaw spent Satur day night with Mrs. M. L. Outlaw and family in Goldsboro. J. C. Outlaw of Lumberton will be guest speaker for the second Sunady services at 11 a. m. The regular supper next Satur day night will be held with the you ng adult class in charge L. W. Outlaw went to Raleigh last Friday. State College student, W. G. Simmons, has returned home fol lowing Commencement exercises. Mrs. M. L. Outlaw was a most delightful hostess for the A. U. W. For Expert Watch Repairs See HINES JEWELERS Warsaw, N. C. at the church Saturday, June 1. Mrs. Leroy Simmons, president, called the meeting to order at 3 p. m. The opening song "For the Beau ty of the Earth" was sung with Mrs. Outlaw giving the devotions. The vice-president directed the after noon program. Mrs. Hogt of Clin ton was presented and gave a re port on the Convention held in Chi cago. She also spoke on the by-laws of the A. U. W. During the business period officers for two years were elected as follows: President. Mrs. Herman Outlaw; Vice- president, Mrs. M. L. Outlaw; Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Marvin Km?i? Mizpah beendiction was used as the closing prayer. A social hour with delicious refreshments were ser ved to a splendid attendance at members and visitors. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Leroy Simmons in My. m A I Br ^^^/Ja Why not serve MIIK Tonight? Serve it ice cold! Nice cold! Coble7Wayne milk adds zest to any meal. Coble7Wayne milk is the fresh and ready protein you can drink. Remember Coble7Wayne is produced on local farms ? processed' in the most modern plant in the southeast ? and rushed to you fresher .. . more delicious. iMLE - UinvnE Wayne Division Of Coble Dairy, Corp 1105 N. William St. Goldsboro, N. C. Dial RE 441574
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