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Persond/s ;
Sheriff and Mr*. Elwood Revellc >
spmd, thrwgh ?
Sunday at Carolina Beach where j
CENTER
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wed. - Thus. , J*Mkr Ji ' AS)?. I
Drums of Africa
Stirring Marlette Hartley and
Ltfyyd Bochner - Torta Thatcfier
In Metrocoior
F'rtdiV - Saturday Anfe' M
Jasfcfi 6Hfl tfife
Argonauts
&
San. InW StTTO
Speriter's
Mountain
SUjrtagJIettflr Fofida
Maureen O'Hara
The Hellions v
Stirring Itlcliard Todd anil
Aubrey
Th$ fritifea
>rkU?.MKy?SgW
Kink KdHb
V?. feodfilla
TkoTwo MteliUwl.pf \U Time!
JmM Beck Presents > ,
In Color
Charlie Whitley <>rd chjld
\*n o(<Mt. Olive spent Vadne-day
Vict- Vr. and M <. Joe Koasgay
ii ) son Joe,
Misf! QJori;? ir\tcf !h<s,..*hppl
>f Nursing of Wilson is spending
:bis week with her parents, Mr.
laughter, grilse SlJS Hill vi*
taji J4r. and Mrs. Beitoa Mtnshew
TMs?"- MM
vee^end tlwhere , the*., speafc the
jeekanvl w% her mother, Mrs. Ed
Pt spent
HWda*lM?alijs,^ her mother.
Mrs. Winnie Davis.
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WARt% $38?:MiNi?8iRCB
CHURCH sgHOQ), IMS a. m.
1 M. moiom&w-W .
Worship Services 11:00 A. M.
A^lfjn W. Draughon, Jr^Sip't
Mor ning Worship 1^00 A. Mj
Pioneer FtUft^ship 6:00 P. M.
Rev. Danial Jones
koman^Bar^ch. j^^j^^endJit
Wednesday Prayer Service
7:30 R M.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Glendora
Brawn were lira. S. N. Hill and
her grandson, Keith Canady of
Savannah, Ga.
Miss Jo Carp} Jones is visiting
Jordan in High Point for several
V? ? hi i?f ttfyi
EsSMSftW
^^ding aome' time her aunt
?,uncle Mr. and Mrs. George
d Wumlu Itavi; S|?'HI fUiO'luf
Mrs, Winnie Davis rtiffit Sunday
in i^now mil vising with relatives.
>,Tim llunter .spent left, week in
Bqiileviiift MUth .?js grandmother,
?&&&? ?r,u?
B^n,1^Sh*.'g,jyew,,iMr. gad
MnwMoflW ^ntWPi ?Ad children,
anTD^le
l?0^' Mr*
Fa^ior Had the flho?wsop'g rgtyro-.
ft Week' following a camping
trip on Moun\ Mitchell.
Mr. *?<#?. fti
and daughter.. Jopaaheat the week
end at the Jenkins's cottage at the
tiver.
reik , Dan? and. Toiyf, '-Mended
"Hir? jn The jfjMt*/,# Rooneand,
thq ,anpi?ft W0iljip4. fives' ?t
Grait^atl^JteHfUto rpceptly 4
touij^of d|)0 mountains of N. C. ana
Obio.-retiumftf bom bown'oi' fob
lowing a two#* 5e|sp,,;vaoation witji
her, parents, Mr. and |h|rs.. J.?X
Blanphcycj Guests on Thursday *ed
Mrs. aiid sifps,
and Charie^of Jac^^ljl^, F^j
Cleanu ?f iji^a^t^^aiu jmd Mr;
tII,fe l^srsss
lea remained to spend two weeks
with their grandparents.
If"*' "V'l ttj\ <1 V: I " "**?: If
left M^day a^r spending several
days with her .fcuronts, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter L. Bostic.
Friends of Mr. Walker Steveng
will regret to learn that hg.^;.a
patient ia Dublin Gensfgl Hospital.
Joe Cost in .spent sevaul days last
week at Jture'R, peach With Ms.' and
Mrs. E. C TyndgU at their cottage.
? ^Missl.Itiplr>w,gWWo and Mrs. V.
A. Standi returned home Sunday
from Collowhee, N. C. wheqp tt?y
special education tot elementary
schools at Western Carolina College,
schpols .at Western Gawlbw Wlege.
Mr. Harms* o^ -.Hakiigh
spent the weekend with his sister
y^^mily. Mr. and Mrs. Walket
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iMrr and, Mfs^JackJe Sutton ?fld
children of Clearwater,' Fla! and
Ms%iJDptwi}*?V maUier,, of a Mrs.
4Ackie.^?<?n & tylunjbda ?, ??..
last jrnkood. lhe Jacktp Sutton's
newly adopted son were christegpd
in.-the- Warsaw Methodist Church
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton,
Steve and Randy attended a bir
thday dinner for Mr. Sutton's mo
tjire, Mrs. Paulia Sutton, hipld in the
home of her,4auhgter, Mrs. Ren
Laytop, of Rocky Mount Sppday.
Mr. aijd Mrs, Jarqes Ira Sq^on and
sons, Ira and Gray spent the week
end wtth Hie Layton's and Sfrs.
Si^tw < n > *
Joint MmiHS
otqim
The Friendly* Mineral Serines
and Pgnpy ,PrePft> figme PfiWn
Stratipn Clutys Wd.a ftpjflj n^efipg
9t the Penny, Branch Home Demon
stration Crab house Wednesday.
July 24, at 2:30 p. m. The Peony
BrWcfi ctab.wpjjtdst
Mrs. J. B. Torrans, preskfem.o#
U?L P,Wny.^raj?ch Oub. presided
TtoWOtlng <aw?rf;W^ a very, aft-,
stswesms
Mw|. Bob, Blanched, s<#g leader. .
Mrs, Pwl4 S)#0J> a?ve the, de
votion after whiqb tbe pres ident, eg J
tended ,(h y*ry .Wfljal welcomp to
all menyni, pretupt. Mrs. EL 3,
Riyenbark, gaye a report, n
'^Health", jugijfp. Tflrrans fave
a report oe,,/t(ome Maflacemeip";^
A vpy itderorttog and inforpaa
tive program ifoftuwed,, with Mrs,
Mae fSMger, tytyM. Dflfnonstratiop,
four Own,Bedspreads" She
used a chart with colored pictures
to illustrate the different styles ,and
fOjpr.ecbeme not oplyjfor spreads
but also , dust rufjfljes and curtains
to match. She alsq,ysed.a miniature
bed, mattress, and pijfews to .illu
strate different styles., of spreads
arid ruffles to fit ,the spall bed It
waa a very helpful demonstration
and wps enjoyed by everyone.,
! During Jhe business mee^og,
Mrs. Torrans read a letter from,thy
Civil Defense chairman which urgp
et},everyone to enlist fh some pro
gram .offered,, y, , a
H was also announce^ during this
meeting by..Mrs. Spiqer that the
PwJiibSoraity Fair wif| be held a
galn this year in Beulayille Sepfem;
articles in for exhibit September
^er 23-2t. They were urged to take
I The meeting closed in regular
foriup
.The host, wrved opep( faced sand
cookl^,, potat^ chips, end
ptifU-'h to the twenty members pre
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iX?*?h, Children and tneir respect
W timb.VLpr- al^ Mrs. Van
dyr OutlPH' QM^-ed them at a fam
dy, reunion $nyer at the horns of
their 4pu4hter-it) law, A*, and Mrs.
J^bert fSmitn of Magnolia on Sun
a9]H ??. , I!
p.Jha Oi9ca^ion was a .going away
part)) , for t^iear. son, Chief Elmer
J, Ouflaw ana pis fairly, who are
31,(1 e
visiting with them for f few weeks
tiimdW
Phillipines
t Chjff Communication' technician,
Eimac-)], Qidjpw, USN, son of Mr.
?p4 Mr^, Varp^r Outlaw of War
WWrt,.'^bfiipg, ^signed to the Nival
Communication Station at San Mi
guel, Phiilihine Islands,
Chief Outlaw has b?n assigned
to the Naval Selectivity Group
Activity at Fort George. He was at
Fort Meade, Maryland for the past
f^ieH>utiaw's wife,, Pat, and
aons, Jimmy, Sammy, Tommy and
atwropan# ljim to the
Philippines in mid August after a
visit with his parents in Waryaw
apdphfr parents in BakerSfield, Cal
ifornia. d
Chief Outlaw attended the Magno
lia High School and nas been in
the Navy for the past sateen years.
Mrs. BSos/fey
ark -
day was surprised wiffi a birthday
diner at her home near Warsaw.
Warsaw guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hollingsworth and ,son
David, Mr, and Mrs. Waitus Byas
ley, Gene Beysley, Mr. Beasley and
daughter Ann. LaGrange guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Sanford, B?ps
ley and children. Ned, Terry, and
famela, and guests from Wallace
ley, Miss Adiua Beasley, Mr ami
*rs. 9tfmt Beasleji and sqa. 8on
njr,and)W*f. Mary 4pn
i The honoree's twin titter, Mrs.
Graham Beasley of Wallace was
remembered with, gift* alto.
The bonoree received many nice
and lovely gifts.
Infant Succumbs
(Jravesjde funeral services were
held,Tuesday morning at. UP:o6
o'clock in, Devetloal Ggrdens ,?ear
Warsaw for Julie Sutton, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Sutton.
, .eddiUpn,,to. Jjer parents, she
is .survived by ty,0 sisters Brenda
and ^Imherly both of the home.
Mi, fs Torrans
Is Hqnorod
| foejQemfyers of the Baltic Bridge
Ctyb, and Mrs. Yank J* Smith were
1 hpstesses to a^flpatingshower giv
e*t for. Mi^s Helen, Torrans, bride
elect pf August lpst Friday
.evening, fipnv&P0 P. m. until jp: OP
p. m. in the,home of Mrs. Smith on
Cpllege Street, Member? of the Bal
tie bridge clup arp.Mrs. ð Hill,
Mrs. Woodrow Smith, Mrs. Bob
Blanchard, Mrs. Bruce Torrans,
Mrs. Helen ?njith, Mrs. Winnie Dav
is, Mrs. James Sutton, and Mrs.
Clinton House,
Miss Torrans was presented a
corsage of yellow roses.
, The homo was .thrown ensqite fair
Que special occasion, using, arrange
ments pf? pink dahlias, with pink
queen ann's lace, and yellow roses
wfth .marigolds in the living, room.
In the dining room, where ,.tj?
guests were served from a round
table thrown with a lace cloth, a
huge silver candlelabrum center
ed the table, holding pink roses,
snpp dragons . and pink, burning
tapers. A. silver candelabrum was
als used on the buffet holding pin>
burning tapers entwined with baby's
breath.
Mrs. Yank Smith greeted the
guests at the dqor and introduced
them tp the honorpe and her jno'her
after which they were invited into
the dining room where Mrs. Wood
row Smith served punch. Mrs. Seth
Hill presided at the guest book and
said the good-byes.
Out-of-town guests were? Mrs.
Phelman Hudson, Mrs. Everett,
Spell. Mrs. Maggie Johnson and
mm P*M II Bb m* mi..
Mr*. J. D. Johnson of Turkey. Mrs.
Ruth Herring of Alberts, Mis,
Judy Faye Smith of Beulaville and
Mrs. J. C. Pope of CUntou. U
Approximately thirty guests at-, h
tended and Mis*. Torrans received k
an array of lovely and useful gifts. Si
Airs. Sharpe j
Entertains I
At Luncheoh
Mrs. Avon Sharpe was hostess tq "
* .^rkjge Ifmphep/v giv^n in < the c
Country Squire last Thursday from
11:00 a. m. until 2:00 p. m. g
If thp dining .room, graceful .sum- 0
mer Bhrqsgemen's were, plaped iq
appropriate places around the five
tables of bridge which were in
play. ? -
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Mrs. Sharpe chose for her menu
chicken imperial on country ham,
fresh fruit salad with sour cream,
green beans, asparagus casserole,
role, fresh peach cobbler topped
with whipped cream, hot biecuits,
and coffee. ?; ? , (
Guest playing were Mesdames,
Sam Godwin who was presenetd ar
tificial grapes for high score. Ed
Sheffield who received decorative
towel racks for second high, J M.
Kornegay who received ? double
deck of playing cards for consola
tion, O. S. Matthews, James H.
Hines, Douglas Townaend, Henry L.
Stevens, HI, Elbert Matthis, W. G.
Britt, Jr, W. P.-West, J. N? West,
Jr., John Fonvielle, Earl Huie, John
A.. Johnson, -R. D. Johnson, Jr..
Ed Hines, Ed Strickland, Bill Shef
field, Allan Draughan, Jr. and Fes
Mitchner.
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Notice - Reunion !
He descendants,, tf the 8*h*rd t
ickenwn, Biaehburn,,, family will
aid their fomijy .reunion Sunday, I
up?t ?, at the A, T. Blackburn,
r. home in Warsaw.
ftffibeuf/, !
Hi.aoi, Mrs. , Julius Sutton an-1(
ounce th? tort* and death at ?
aughterhprp. July JWvin Duplin f
ieneral n^pital in.JCenansville. j
Mrs. Sutton, is the former Ethel
iryant of Clinton. They have two
ther dauhgters. |
M BiHh.;
Mr. and Mrs. William Coetin an- 1
Mrs. Cgstia is the farmer RrfMq j|
Iritt of Mt. Olive.
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HARVEY J. COBB 1
SIOUX CITY AB. Iowa - Ahrnan
first Clow Harvey J. Cobi. 4r of
aison, N. C.. has arrived here for .
is&igmueat with an Air Defense
Airman Cobb, a radar operator. 9
onnerly was assigned to Otis AFB,
Ban.
The airman,, soo of Mr. and Mrs.
iarvey J. Cobb Sr. of Rt- 2. Faison,
s a graduate of Douglas High Sch
kjI in Warsaw, N. C. His wife,
Svelyn, is the daughter of R. J.
doore of Rt. ?. Faison
I tvusufes iire sold tfiwi tftoss
I of any other name...! I
? MJIB*uftfjouhpiI
ioblnol. do,lr? of Story I Cork piano. ????*
? lor dw?iro. . COM In and MJNf..U* ?
In flM u"?ni d tonol qsallNao aoadnood by
Story t Clark anainaorloo dorian. tfco toolorl ?
? trtump^ ollho M0orn ***** tndmWfc lp|il know
wiry to Many wor#! ol Hroro orquiiifto (wipIm ana
I axkh^ml I
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Friday -(Sidarda* ?... 5A?K. "
Starring Fr?V Mac Marry
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Day Of ,
The Bqdmari
Ihcidehf In An
Alley
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Sunday .? Meaday . Ang. 4-5
SHOW 2-4 & 8:30 P. M.
TheWpii,
? William, Hoiden
And Trevor Howard
Tuesday , Au^To
^WCoiti0 Jtfot
starring faxk Hudson
Also iarikb'$160.00
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All Star Cast
FOR SALE
A Limited Amount Of
TOBACCO STICKS
A Few USES BUCKEYE TOBACCO
on cum mm
Hurly! theywili go fast bt our prices:
Johnson Cotton wmoony < I
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102 Ebit BoHey St.
Wffl Idee; N. C. Phone AT 5-1151
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mms am 11
for Kramer's Department Store, openings in sever- m
al departments for full or part time. Experience
helpful, but not necessary. Good pay and discounts '13
on all merchandise purchased at Kramer's.
See Max Offerman 1
at Kramer's
Wallace, N. C. 9
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Ready To Wear
1 Special Clearance Rack
SUMMER DRESSES
Price ,
V\/f6f iSkirts
One
., Special Clearance Rack
K Price
I ? r
Uniforms
tt< Off
Sizes 5 to 52
And Half Sizes
Entire Stock Of
Shorts a
And
Pedal Pushers
J4 Off
Eledcti towels
All Remaining Stock In
it 't
Assorted Colors and
Strines
I I Reg. NOW
1.98 1.00
3.98 2.00
Mens Dress
Pdnts
Reg. NOW
5.98 4.88
6.98 - 5.88
8.98 - 6.88
Entire Stock j
i Mens Suits
R Reduced
Were NOW
29.98 20.00
39.98 30.00
Mens Swim Suits 1
Were NOW
5.98 4.00
4.98 3.50
3.98 2.50
2.98 2.00
i
Boys Swim Suits
Clearance
Were NOW
1.98 1.00
2.98 2.00
3.98 3.00
^ Men's
| Bermudas
2.98 2.00
3.93 3.00
4.98 & 5.93 4.00
Shorty Pajamas
Nylon, Dacron & Cotton
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Shotty GoWris
Nylon, Dacron
And tolttori % Off
ARSttmmfer
Hafs I
m
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Oval Krdided Rugs
Nastic-reg 2.98 now 198
Fabric-reg 1.98 now 1.49
Drapery Fabric Close-Out
48" Wide, Values to 2.00 per yanl
Now 89c yard
Fabric Special
Beautiful Batik Dark taints
Far any Occasion, Values To 1.00
pier yard. .
Now 59c per yard
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