! SUMMER i
Clearance! I
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The Talk of The Town' |
People are calling, boning, chattering ? and M
They're sore baying:
SIMMER DRESSES 1
DRASTICALLY 1
REDUCED! j
WERE SALE I
*10.00? $5.75 I
?i3.oo? $7.75 I
$i5.oo? $8.75 I
*18.00? $10.75 |
*20.00? $11.75 |
*23.00 ? *12.75 ?
*25.00? *14.75 1
*30.00? *17.75 |
*35.oo? *19.75 1
*40.00?*23.75 I
Many styles and colors to choose from.
BETTER HURRY!
" Magnolia Society
rvrsonaii
Mr*. J. I. Kneedler of Wes
tern Carolina College spent the
weekend after Mother's Day
with her mother, Mrs. Maude
King. Another daughter, Mrs.
Mack Antlev of Wilmington
spent Saturday night and Sun
day with her. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown of Wilmington visited
Sunday afternoon aid Mrs. Ant
lev returned home with them.
Other visitors during the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
King of Wallace aed Mr. and
| Mrs. Armenius Johnson of the
Delway Community.
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Joyner,
Cheryl and Stephanie, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawton Brown aid
Mrs. L. E. Brown attended the
birthday dinner for Mason
Brown and Elbert Brown, In the
Dobs oris Chapel Community
Sunday. It was held a the
Mason Brown home.
Mr. aid Mrs. Lawton Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brown
were Friday night supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Stroud
In Coldsboro.
9eth Potter spent Saturday
night with Mary Lynn Johnson
InKenans vtlle.
Mrs. Abbie Smith and Mrs.
Bobby Smith shopped In Wil
mington, Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Smith was lunc
heon guest of Mrs. Annie Mae
O'Leary In Warsaw Wednesday.
Mrs. Melvin Pope and Mrs.
Abbie Smith showed In Golds
boro, Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pickett,
Ann and Fred visited Mrs. Ma
rtha Lanier, Mrs. Abbie Smith
and Mrs. Marjorie Pickett Sat
urday.
Miss Mamie Waters of Tho
rn asvllle Is spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelly
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bishop.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Drew, Sr. were
Mrs. James Best of Turkey,
Mrs. Ruth Best of Turkey and
Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Hudson and Joy of Warsaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Locker
tnan at Rose Hill.
Chancey Carlton at Warsaw
visited Mr. and Mrs. O. D.
Drew, Sr. Thursday morning.
Mrs. A. C. Kenan. Misses
Sandra and Carolyn Kenan of
Wallace visited Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Wilson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pope
and Mrs. L. E. Pope spent tne
weekend in New Bern with Mr.
and Mrs. James Earl Jones
and Mr. andMrs. JlmmleJones.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Quinn were Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Hull and Kim of
Golds bo ro, and Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Plner, Willie, Jr.. Tad,
and Darren of Wallace and Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Cole of Rose
Hill.
Mrs. Loul Quinn visited her
mother Mrs. Mary Watklns, In
Clinton, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Emily ball and Mrs.
Mllo Pickett ot Chinquapin visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Turner
Sunday. They also visited Mrs.
Alice Kornegay and Milton Kor
negay of the Concord Communi
ty
Mrs. Hubert Tucker and Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Turner shopped
In Wallace Friday morning.
Mrs. Nawkirk
Canasta Hostess'
Mrs. Joe Newkirk was
hostess to members of her
Canasta Club and Invited guests
at her home on Wednesday night.
Those playing were Mrs.
William Potter, Mrs. Abbie
Smith, Mrs. McDonald Beasley,
Mrs. Wendell Evans, Mrs. Earl
Baker. Mrs. J. L. Lanier and
Mrs. Bobby Smith and the hos
tess.
Mrs. Abble Smith was high
score winner and Mrs. Boboy
Smith second high.
During the social hour the
hostess served strawberry pis.
nuts aod drinks.
Mr. Hall Homrri
Mr. Hoy Hall was honored
with a birthday dinner, * his
home Sunday. All of his child
ren, grandchildren and several
other relatives attended. There
was a bounteous dinner, served >
Sialic style, on die lawn. Mr.
[all received several nice and
useful gifts.
Those attending were Mr.
md Mrs. W. J. Faircloth and
daughter. Betty, Fleet Butler,
Mrs. Grace Lock amy, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Lock amy. Gall,
F aye and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs.
Bonnie Autry all of Autryvllle;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grady, 01
anne. Norman Earl. Patricia
and Jeffry of Kenansvllle; Mr.
and Mrs. Johnnie Chestnut,
Johnnie, Jr. and Mike of War
saw; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hall,
Leroy HI and Brenda of the
Waycross Community; Mr. aid
Mrs. Paul Thorp, Douglas and
Rodney of Thomasville; Mr. aid
Mrs. J. R. Cavenaugh and Larry
of Magnolia; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Herndon of Fay
ettevllle; Mr. and Mrs. Blfly
Hall and Larry of Magnolia;
John Hall of Garner; Miss Pau
line Butler. Jack Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Hall of Greens
boro.
Note of Thanks
To the teachers and staff
members of the Magnolia School
and to all the kind friends in
the Magnolia School Com
munity, 1 wish to extend my
sincere thanks for the lovely
reception and for the beautiful
silver tray and candle sticks
given to me Friday night.
My work In your school has
been 42 happy and rewarding
years and I am very, very
grateful to you all.
Miss Betty Home
I-' ; 1 - si
Attiring YYjagnofia D.ack eri _Mono red
' Miss Betty Home and Mr.
C. J. Thomas were honored
Friday night at a lovely re
ception in the Magnolia School
lunchroom. The reception was
given by the faculty and staff
members of the schpol aid
friends of the Magnolia School
Community. Around 250 fri
ends, and present and past stu
dents of the honorees called
during the evening wishing them
much happiness in their re
tirement.
Presented to Miss Home
at the reception was a beauti
ful silver tray and candle sticks.
The tray was engraved "Teach
er-42 years-Magnolia School".
A tray was also presented to
Scott s Store
Fifteen Yeers
Married Life
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Ben
nett celebrated their fifteenth
wedding anniversary Sunday,
May 19 at their home, Albert
son, Route 1.
At noon a barbecue dinner
with all the accessories tomake
a good meal was served.
Those attending the event
and having part in the cele
bration were, Mr. and Mrs.
Drifty Jones, Mrs. Betty Wil
liams and children, Mrs. Annie
Ruth Herring and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Currle Bennett and
boys, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Bennett, Harold Bennett, Miss
Linda Potter, Terry and Par
ley Potter and Bruce Raylor.
The crowd separated wish
ing the couple many more years
ofnappiness together.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Durald Tilton
of Honolulu Hawaii were house
guests of the O. W. Scotts a,
few days last week.
Ray Turner of Greensboro
visltea theTlltons and the Scotts
in the Scott home Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Waller spent
last week at Southern Pines
visiting the Alton Scotts and
Miss Dorothy Kornegay.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wha
ley spent the weekend in Rocky
Mount with Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Holland.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Davis ana Mike were guests of
the S. R. Pate family at Five
Point for lunch.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Holmes Sunday were Mrs.
Ella Mae Williams and Connie
Mrs. Tiffany Williams and chi
ldren of doldsboro, Mr. and
Mrs. Cicero Outlaw of Pleas
ant Grove Community.
Guests of Mrs. Carrie Scott
Saturday at supper were Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Powell and
Sony a of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs.
O. W. Scott and son Joe, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Kornegay and
boys, Gerald, Roger and Kelvin
of the Community.
Mrs. Cammle Taylor and
grandson Buster Whaley spent
tne weekend with Mrs. Billy
Herring and baby in Oak Ridge
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Korne
gay dined with the H. E. Phil
lips family Sunday at lunch in
Kenansvllle.
The Rev. and Mrs. Luther
S wins on and Alicia of Cabin
and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Out
law attended a barbecue din
ner Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Jones.
Mrs. Lei and Herring visit
ed her mother Mrs. R. A. Smith
.of Albertson Sunday. Mrs.
Smith sustained a fractured
limb in an accident recently.
Mrs. Helen Waller had lun
ch with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Carr and Daly Sunday in Rose
HW.
Card Of Thanks
The family of the late Lois
Edward^^Red) HM U. S. N.
sympathy extended them during
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Out
law spent the weekend In Char
lotte with relatives.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Dorinell Kornegay and chi
ldren went to Topsail.
Several families from here
attended the Baccalaureate ser
mon Sunday at East Duplin High
School.
Scott StoreEx.Homemakers
Club will meet at Pleasant
Grove Community Building June
5 at 2:30.
Mr. Ifomas. It Was engraved
"Prtnclpal-Teacher-16 years
Magnolia School".
Miss Horne Is retiring after
completing a teaching career of
42 years in the same room at
the Magnolia School. She Is
the daughter of the late Jordan
C. aid Betty Florence Horne
and was born and reared in
Magnolia. She Is a graduate
of Fairfax Hall In Waynesboro,
Virginia and East Carolina
College.
Miss Horne, a life long
member of the Magnolia Bap
tist Church, has beat a teacher
In the Primary Department for
35 years.
Miss Horne Is also active In
Civic affairs of the town and Is
a member of the Woman's Clrlc
Club.
Mr. Thomas Is retiring d
ter completing a teaching
career of 33 years. He was
born In Troy N. C. and la a
graduate of Troy^High School
and N. C. State College. He
taught In the Rose Hill and
Fairmont City Schools prior
to coming to Magnolia. He
came to Magnolia in 1947 aid
worked with the Farm Veterai
Program. In 1952 he became
principal of the Magnolia Sch
ool for one year, in 1953 he
began teaching the 8th grade
under Principal J. W. Newkirk.
In 1956 Magnolia High School
was consolidated wltn Kenans
ville and Warsaw and he be
came principal and has served
as principal since.
Mr. Thomas is a member
of the Methodist Church where
he teaches a Sunday School
Class and is a member of the
Board of Stewards.
Mr. Thomas is active in
the Civic affairs of the town
and is a member of the Town
Board. He has also been a
member of the Rehobeth Ma
sonic Lodge 279 since 1935.
He is married to the for
mer Melba Quinn of Magno
lia. They have two children,
Mary Alice, who is graduating
from UNC-G at Greensboro ana
Frank a Junior at Guilford Col
lege.
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Perry HalhA. L.JacksoirHJackson
Mount Olive Bt. 1,Mount Olive
GRADE A _ ,
TURKEYS 340 in
FROSTY MORN ^ m jl
BACON 990 'LSfKc
FROSTY MORN _ ^ .
WIENERS 390 pk?
FROSTY MORN SMALL SMOKED
HCNKS 330 u,
END CUT
PORK CHOPS 390 J
3 1.00
at Scott's Store
STOCKLEY
CATSUP
14 OZ. BOX. 17(
20 OZ. BOT. 250
\ SWIFT JEWEL OR
MRS. TUCKER
SHORTENING
3 LB. CAN 490
1 GAL. SPEAS
Vinegar
FOR PICKLING
490
PUREX
Bleach
390 isai
HOME GROWN
CABBAGE
30 Lb
50 LB. BAG $1.00
1000 Whole Grain
SACCHARIN
TABLETS
490 Bottle
GOLDEN RIPE
BANANAS
9C LB
HUNTS
Pizzia Flavored
CATSUP
14 OZ BOT 100
Shawnat's bast
25 lbs. bag
IN CLOTH BAG
in ulu i n dmu
SIMALIC YELLOW OR
6REEN LABLE
MILK
26C can
$5.79 CASE
CERTIFIED
ASPIRIN
100 to Bot. 190
Giant Size
Cold Power
690 Box
Coffee
Prices
LUZIANNE
Red Label
1 lb. Bag QQQ
10 oz. instant
990
MAXWELL HOUSE
1 lb. bee 990
1 lb. Can yyQ
6 ox. instant 890 \
10 OZ. INSTANT
A4 m n
PLASTIC FREEZER
CUPS
WITH LIDS
PT. 70 Each
or Doz. 730
?*? 30 Each
or Ooz. 330
Qt 110
Do. $1.17
Nabisco
COOKIES
3 to, $1.00
Choica of
10K oz. WAFER CREAM
1 lb. FI6 NEWTON
or 8 oz. PECAN
FUDGE BROWNIES
Fig Bar
2 Lb PK6. 330
NESCAFE
6 OZ. INSTANT
79t
12 oz. Inatant
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