Scott's Store
PERSONALS
Mra. D. L. Soett and her bro
ther Gears* Water* rtetted
Mr*. WMter* Taaeday at Briar
wood Marstac ham* Mar La
Mr. and Mr*. Mm* Htetan
dtead with bar mother MRS. F.
B. Ma* of Saracta Sunday at
Mr. and Mr*. John A mo* Pall
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?nd itfnur of Ohio rUttod m
varai days racontly with Ms
paranta, Mr. and Mrs^BobDnll.
M^aa? Mi*."Airo^DaUwara
tha Rw. and Mra. LutharSwto
aoe ad A1H? of Mfi* Htfi.
had loach with har^paranta, Mr.
and Mra. Claranca Blakaiy of
^VlatSra^If ^^Mr!7 and Mra.
lira. D. L. Scott and Mrs.
Oarrta Scott iKhkI by a* a
brief visit with Miss Amde
and mm Carrta Svtaaoa Wed
"waring Mr. and i
lira. Bill Tuckar and children
of Clin tun, Mr. and Mrs. Gallo
way Hartrjr of^t. OUhfe^dtoad
Mra, MatthawDall and daugh*
tors of Baltimore, Md, riattad
a lav days tbs past weak with
Mr. and Mra. Rob DaU
Thoaa from ham attending
tha Sc ott - Kornagay reunion bald
at tha Alton Scott bona Sunday
In Southern Plnaa vara Mr. and
Mrs. Taft Herring. Mra. Nick
DeMai, Sp. 4 Larry Howard
and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mra.
Cacti Kornegay and boys and
Mrs. Halan Wallar.
Visiting Mrs. Halan Wallar ?
racantly wore Dr. Da Witt Kor
nagay of Raleigh, Mrs. Royla
Kornagay and Dwight Graham of
Savan Springs and the Garald
Carrs of Rom Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Donna 11 Korna
gay and children visited tha
Douglas Townsand family of
Warsaw Saturday evening.
Weak and guests of Mr .and
Mrs. Alar Thlgpen ware Mr.
and Mrs^rankun Thlgpen and
family of Wast Paint, Vs. Others
visiting during the waak and
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thlf
pen and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Thlgpen and boys of
Klnston, Mr. and Mrs. John
Thlgpen, Mr and Mrs. Ben
Scott of Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Helen Waller visited
Miss Verdls Davenport of Deep
Ron Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Carter
. visited the Harvey Plgfards in
Hampton, Virginia during the
week end.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Karaegay Sunday were the Her.
and Mrs. Francis Garner and
children and Andrew Hartsfleld
of Middlesex, Mrs. H. E. Phil
lips and Catherine Phillips of
Kenansvllle.
Mrs. Odle Register of Goids
boro spent Wednesday night with
Mr. and Mrs . Edd Carter.
Visiting during the weak end
la the Roland Thlgpen home
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sut
ton and Donald, Mrs. Marie
Malpass and Ronnie and Mrs.
Odle Register of Goldsboro Jack
Thlgpen of Grlfton, Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Carter of Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Carter,
Mt. Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. William Earl
Tyndall of Klnston were among
visitors of Mrs. Nora Outlaw
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scott of Mt.
Olive visited Mr.andMrs.Gur
nle Scott Sunday afternoon.
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Mount Olive Rt. 1, Mount Olive at Scoti Store
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FRYERS 23$ Lb PORK CHOPS 39t
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FROSTY MORN -AA
BACON 59tb pk?
Frosty Morn x
FRANKS 39?
FLOUR
Daily Bread
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SHAWNEE BEST
25 Lb. Bag
$1.99
Beecbnnt
Jar ?(
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Case $1.91
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Tobacco I
Twine
RIVERSIDE OR OAKDALE
S U) KB $3,29
2 LB. CONE *125
Hunt's Pizza
KETCHUP
j ;r. 25C
Hood
BLEACH
RUSTIC JUG
25$ ? SAL.
FROSTY-MSRHTL 'BESf SMOKED
PICNICS 35^
"Si C39C
9 RQ
25 Lb. Stand LaUv
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SACCHARIN
TABLETS
Bottle
FLY AND INSECT
GULF OR BLACK FLA6
SPRAY
2y ?
45c 0T
TBS!
Spray Starch
19 02. CAN 29C
1 LB. 10 0Z.
ROUND BOX OF
SALT
3- 25$
COFFEE
Luzianne A JC
1 Lb. Bag IOC
Maxwell House
1 Lb. Bas 69c
2 LB. CAN $1.39
I MILK ? CANS VINEGAR
I $7.50 ? 1 420 ?1 L frfo" Wholesale Limit
Summerim s
ij: Mrs. Ctrl Ivey
Mine Tanga Porter and Miss
nckit Ooodsoc of Or ?will*
aate 7* Mrs! T^JmrSZ
S. Sgt. Elgin Howard and
In Chlldron returned to thin
iraa recently after twirling
mvaral months In Arsenburg,
jarmany. Sgt Howard la ex
act* d to tear* la September
or a tour of doty In Vietnam.
Mr a. Annla Alphln of Batbal
?pant Sunday afternoon with
dra. Baaalo A. Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brinaon
ind children have retained to
Extension
Homemakers Meeting
"Do yon hate to sea Ironing
lay coma? If you do try per
manent praaa material." This
ran the advice of Mrs. Mas
Splcor, Horns Ec. agent, Wed
nesday when talking to members
>f Scott Store Clnb at tee home
if Mrs. C. L. Sloan when thay
not for tea regular meeting.
Permanent press gives ex
cellent wash-wear properties.
Mrs. 3plcer told members but
requires special care to making
It Into a garment that will be re
warding. She noted for best
results, follow the steps re
commended. Use a small needle
and slightly loose tension. Set
Iron at low temperature and use
a soft padded Ironing board in
order to not leave a shine whan
pressing. Always test tension
on a scrap of fabric before
sewing on the cut out garment.
Members were few In num
ber. A discussion on food con
servation was bold. A few mem
bers showed canned vegetables.
Ideas were exchanged. Much In
formation was gained from one
another.
During business the family
outing was planned for August
19 at 7 o'clock, place will be
announced later.
Mrs. D. L. Scott was acting
president, Mrs. Marlon Murphy
recorded business actions. The
meeting was opened with song
"Home on the Range."
A moment of silent medita
tion in memory of Mrs. Willie
Bes^ a recently deceased Ex
it omemakar was held prior to
the devotion by Mrs. Sloan. She
read a portion of Psalms 2B
and offered a prayer for peace.
At conclusion Mrs. Sloan ser
ved refreshments to thegitRg>
then led a tatr of the outdoor
studied the many varieties of
shrubs and plants on ths yard
of this home.
Markett , Michigan tollnwlnt
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Dall and other relatives In this
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Godbold
vara guests Sunday of Mrs.
Amda Boat Ball of Mi. OUva.
Donald and J. P. Sullivan of
Wilmington vial tad Danny and
Oarald Garnar on Sunday.
Mlaa Virginia Kllpetrick of
Roaa Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Brown of Warsaw. Mrs. T. A.
Jarnlgan, Mr. ana MBS. Carl
Ivey vial tad Mrs. Jimmy Kor
negay, patlant at Wayne Me
morial Hospital Goldsboro
Wadnaadav. Mra. Karnegay ra
tarnad to bar home on Hender
son St., Mt. Olive Saturday.
Miss Martha Kay Good
man spent the weak and with
Mlaa Sharon Hall of Kanana
vllle.
Forrest Dall and daughter
Ann vara at Topsail Beach
Wednesday.
Mlaa Virginia Kllpatrlck of
Roaa Hill spent part of last
weak with Mrs. T. A. Jarnlgan
and they vara dinner guests
Wednesday of Mra. Ethel Kor
negay of Albertson.
Norman Outlaw and daughter
during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cham
bers, Mike and Dennis of Rose
Hill visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Chambers
Sunday before leaving for se
veral days vacation at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
Mrs. J. D. Best of Golds
boro visited Mr and Mrs.
Jack Dall Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brltt,
Mrs. Hasel Bodlford, and Mrs.
Norman Outlaw went to Topsail
during the week end.
Mrs. Tom Thomas left Mon
day for her home In Olymp
hla, Washington following a two
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Emmstt Rogers and family.
Edgar Ellis of Wilson visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dall and
Mr .and Mrs. Carl Ivey Sun
d*Mr. and Mrs. Levy HI?"
and idldrei ? y Garner
were rUltori at Topsail Beach
^Mr/and Mrs. Karl Heath and
Mr. and Mrs. John Millar
and children of Laareaburg
wars visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ?
Woodrow Cherry. a
Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Goodman, |
Jans, F. L. Jr. aad David of <
Greensboro; Mr. and Mrs. Do- i
nald Pate, Mr. and Mrs. Adron
Goodman, Reglna, Jerry, San- c
dra and Laadl of Mt. Olive vi
sited Mrs. Foye Goodman,
Marilyn aad Jimmy today.
Mrs. Fred Alphln, Jr. and
Fred m of Rockingham, Mrs.
Doonall Alphln, Tarry, Lourle,
Tracy and Markof FayetterUl#
soent Wednesday and Thorsday
with Mrs. Fred Alphln, Sr.
Mrs. Donald Swinson of Mt.
Olive returned here following
a visit with the Alphln's.
Mrs. Cyras Rhodes and Mrs.
Fred Alphln, Sr. rial ted Mrs.
Earl Dail, patient in Wayne
Memorial Hosptal Goldsboro
Sunday.
Mr. aad Mrs. A. B. Goodsoo,
Paul, BarbaraDennla and Bran
da of Klnston were guests Sun
day of Mrs. T. A. Jeralgan. 1
Mr. and MRS. Lewis Martin
of Mount Olive visited Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Outlaw Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell
spent the week end at the Outer
Banks. I
Jamas Ball visited hie sister
Janice Bell of Raleigh over the
week end.
Mrs. John Gilbert Alphin, Gil
bert Edwin, Anita Gay and Joan
of Florence, 8. C., Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Lindsay and children of
Lynchburg, Va. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
E. Alphin and family.
Deaths
Henry Albert 6ore
Warsaw - Henry Albert Goto,
88, died early Monday Morning
in Duplin General Hospital at
Kenansvllle after having been in
declining faelath for the past se
veral years.
Orientation At ECU I
GREENVILLE - Abort Mi
t nut trart? attead
d tha sUth two-day uantat
his summar'a is* aidraano
lounsallng program lEaatCa
ollna TXnfyerlty.
vm csrna tram tt North
Funeral services wara bald
iliesday afternoon 1 4:00
o'clock in tha Flnt Baptll Ch
ar ch In Warsaw with Rar. BUI
straughan, Jr. and Rev. Norman
Flavors officiating. Interment
was In Dwvottoaal Garden* near
Warsaw.
Ha Is survlrad by tsar dau
ghters Mrs. Thalma Pavail at
Clinton, Mrs. EvaWoodefWSr
ssw. Mrs. Margarat Cattla at
Turkey and Mrs. Vara Mills
of Wilmington, two sons Wright
Gora of Warsaw and Char lis
Gere of Wilmington, liteon
grandchildren, eighteen great
grandchildren and throa groat
groat grand children.
J. Julian Quinn
Jerry Julian Quinn. OS, dlad
Sunday. Funeral services wara
conducted 110:30 a.m. Tuesday
from Queen Street Methodist
Church, and graveside ser
vices ?were held at S p.m. at
Salem Cemetery In Winston
Salem.
Survivors Include his vita,
Mrs. Helen Henley Qulnn; a
daughter, Mrs. Molly Qulnn
Booe of Winston-Salem; a half
sister, Mrs. W. V. Bond of
Chaddsfard, Pa.; an aunt, Mrs.
Lula Qulnn Parker of Beula
vUle; and two grandchildren.
He grew up In Beulavllle and
was graduated from Flshburn
Military Academy In Waynes
boro, Virginia. He attended the
University of North Carotin and
was associated with Qulnn-Mil
ler Furniture Stores. He then
was with the Bassett Table
Company. He was a Blue Lodge
Mason and a member of Sudan
Shrine Temple.
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IhiWity fflcl*]. - fffWi,
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Edwards; Chinquapin. Andrt
Ras Bryan; Falnon, Vickie Gail
Dardan; Rosa Hill, Unda EUan
Carte-; Tencney, Samel taT
Dtmppvy, Mary Evtlyn Patili
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