spent the past week end In Ch
ase City, Va. with friends.
Miss Annie Catherine Rhodes
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my Quinn and daughter to Ham
pton, Va. for the week end.
They went to get his mother,
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn who bad
been visiting relatives there.
Mrs. N. B. Boney ac
companied Mrs. Margaret O.
Dail to Goldsboro on Wednes
day afternoon. They went to
carry Mrs. Hattle S, Korne
gay home. She had been vi
siting her daughter, Mrs. Bo
ney fast week.
kathy, Dianne, Renny and
Kinney Overton of Mt. Olive
spent the week-end here with
their cousins, Ram and Mike
Outlaw.
Neil Murphy accompmledhis
daddy, Donald Murphy and pa
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Cl
arence Murphy to Florida. They
left Sunday to vacation In ana
around Miami and other places
of Interest.
The Vernon Reynolds family
returned on Saturday from Na
perville, Illinois where they
went to visit Mrs. Reynolds'
mother and other Smythe rela
tives.
Mrs. T?P Quinn and Mrs.
Julie and Anne Gooding of
Raleigh have been vis it lmj their
paternal grandparents, Dr. and
Mre. G.V7 Gooding.
-Mlas Lottie Anne Williams
land Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell
made a business trip to Dur
ham last Wednesday.
Mrs. J.B. Wallace visited
relatives in Wilmington several
daws last week.
Miss Barbara Hinn ?t of Wil
son spent last week end with
Miss Nancy Stevens.
Charles Ingram of Chapel
HQ1 spent the week end with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ingram.
Recent guests of the home of
Mrs . Eva Hughes were; Mrs.
Troy Lewis, Mrs. Callle Bat an
and Mrs. Mlttie Loogley of Ca
rolina Beach also Mrs. Belle
Stallings of Wallace.
Miss Betsy Delaby of Fay
etteville has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. F.W. McGowan.
Recent visitors In the home
of the Tyson Bostics were; Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Grey Bostic
and baby of Beulaville, Dennis
Wayne Bos tic and wife of Gre
at Lakes, HI., also Pvt. Bobby
Bostic of Ft. Bragg en route to
Ft. Leonar Wood, Mo. In ad
dition to these from New Bern;
Mr. and Mrs. Gletn Bras
well announce the birth of a
son, Herbert Glenn, weight 81/2
pounds, on July 19, 1968 In Dup
lin General Hospital, Kenans
vllle. Mrs. Braswell Is the
former Henrietta Barnette.
Woman's Auxiliary
Twelve faithful members
were present on last Monday ni
?ht when the Women of Grove
'resbyterlan Church held their
General meeting in the
Lucy Jolly Building at eight
o'clock. The vice-president
Mrs. Ralph Brown presided In
the absence of the president
The Devotional was conducted
by Mrs. N3. Boney and music
furnished by Mrs. Louise W.
Mitchell. The program was
In charge of Mrs. Lloyd Fer
rell. Her topic was Accep
ted or Rejected." She was
assisted by Mrs. Billy Stephens.
Mrs. Jack Sltterson and Miss
Margaret Williams. Durlngthe
business session reports were
heard from both circles also
from the Treasurer.
Mrs. Fred Darnell, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Bostlc with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Dyson and two
girls.
Mrs. Thomas Chestnutt has
been visiting the Louis Powells
in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
Mrs. W.B. Albertson of Ken
ans vllle and Mr. and Mrs.Dave
Miller and children of Pink Hill
went to Newport News, Va. for
the weekend to visit a son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Albertson. They took
their guests on a tour of Wil
liamsburg, Va. and went to see
Brut on Parish Church, one of
the oldest in the U.S. which
was built about 1632 and the
Berkeley home, 1619.
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Teaching programs at North
Carolina Memorial Hospital in
Chapel Hill Include a 52-week
course in advanced blood
bank certification for medical
technologists (two students each
year). The 425-bed hospital
is the teaching hospital for
the University of North Car
olina School of Medicine.
The marriage of Miss Prls
cilla Irene Williams and Geo
rge DeCalb McGlll, Jr. was
solemnized on Sunday after
noon, August 4, 1968 at 4 o*
clock in the Kenansville Me
thodist Church with the Rev.
A.T. Clarke, pastor of the bride
officiating . The Impressive
double ring ceremony was used.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams
of Kenansville. The grooms
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Geo
rge D. McGill, Sr. of Harrells.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was gowned
in an empire white crepe dress
that she designed and made her
self. The bodice was covered
with imported lace. Her train
was trimmed with matching lace
appliques. Her Rosette head
piece was attached to a waist
length net veil and she wore
long white gloves. Her bridal
bouquet was a cascade of mums
and white roses.
Miss Ruth Reynolds of Ken
ansville, who is a close friend
of the bride was the Maid of
Honor. She was attired in
a long dress of pink peau de
sole with lace train andcarried
a nosegay of pink and white
Mums.- *
Mrs. Robert A. Burley o f
! Harrells, N?C?^ anc^Mrs# Cwj* ;
irons*of Honor. They wore
dresses identical to the Maid
of honor and carried crescent
shifted flowers of pink aid wh
ite mums.
The only child attendant was
Little Miss Lisa Clarke, Flo
wer girl, a Sunday School Stu
dent of the bride. She wore
an A-llne dress of pink peau
de sole and matching lace train.
She carried a dainty white bas
ket filled with flowers to which
pink streamers were attached.
Robert M. Burley of Harrells,
N ,C. was the groom's best man.
Ushers wereCdwardHawes.Jr.
of Wallace and Paul Holland
of Asheboro, N.C. friends of the
?room. They wore white dinner
ackets and dark pants.
For her daughter's wedding
the bride's mother chose abiege
dress with lace trim. She wore
matching accessories and car
ried a dainty lacehandkerchlef.
She wore a large purple orchid.
The groom's mother wore a
Rose embroidered linen dress
with matching accessories and
carried a dainty lace handker
chief in her hand. She too wore
a large purple orchid.
The bride is a graduate of
J ames Kenan High School and is
presently employed as legal
stenographer for Judge Russell
J. Lanier in Kenansvule.
Her husband is a graduate of
the Wall ace-Rose Hill High
School and North CarolinaState
University at Raleigh. He is
presently engaged in farming
and Saw Mill operations, in the
Harrells Community.
A program of Nupital music
was rendered by Joseph E. Qu
inn, Church Organist and Mrs.
Geraldine Summerlin also Con
rad Jenkins, brother-in-law of
the bride, soloists. Mrs. Sum
merlin sang, "Whither Thou
Goest" and Mr. Jenkins sang,
"The Wedding Prayer."
Mrs. Betty Sauls presided at
the Register, and Mrs. Alexanne
Clarke directed. Upon their
return from a trip to the moun
tains of Western North Carol
ina and Tennessee, the couple
will be at home at Route # 1,
Harrells.
The Bride's Going-Away
Dress was one that sne haa
made herself. It was a White
A-line style with white lace
yoke. Her corsage was of white
mums.
WITH OUR BOYS
Gregory A. Mobley
U. S. ARMY, THAILAND -
Army Specialist Four Gregory
A. Mobley, 20, whose parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood R. Mob
ley, Sr., and wife, Judy, live
on Route 2, Wallace, N. C.,was
assigned as an electronic equip
ment repairman In the 29th '
Signal Group near Kor at ^Thail
and, April 27.
Miss Brinson
Honored
Miss Zelle Pollock Brinson,
bride elect of Eugene Jackson,
was the inspiration of several
parties recently. On Wednes
day evening, July 24. a lin
?erle shower was given honor
ng her. The hostess was Miss
juaith Brandt of 2810-H Car
riage Drive, in Winston-Salem.
Miss Brandt, who is to be
the Maid of Honor in Miss Br
inson's wedding on August 17th
and her room-mate, Miss Ev
elyn Brake, greeted the guests
at the door as they arrived.
The decor of the room and
table was pink and white. Af
ter a short time of conver
sation, the beautiful gifts of
lingerie were opened and ad
mired.
Refreshments of gingerale,
nuts, mints, brownies and mer
ingue-shells filled with pepper
mint ice cream were served, to
the fifteen close friends
nrocont
* Coffee Hour
On Saturday morning, August
3rd from 10 until 12 o'clock,
the home of Mrs. CranfordMc
Millan was the scene of a
coffee hour honoring Miss Zelle
Pollock Brinson, bride elect of
the month. Joint hostesses were
Mrs. Cranford McMillan, Mrs.
Earl Warren and Mrs. Peyton
Lee.
Guests were greeted at the
front door by Mrs. McMillan
and directed to the receiving
line composed of the honoree,
her mother. Mrs. Woodrow
Brinson of Kenansille and the
bride-groom's mother, Mrs.
Jasper D. Jackson of Rt. 1
Dunn. The mothers wore yel
low corsages ' of small Mum.
The honoree's corsage was of
yellow roses.
The dining room table was
centered with a lovely arrange
ment of pink and rose roses.
Blueberry muffins, ribbon sa
ndwiches, cheese straws, ham
f. -v'c ar|d mints were
served buffet. Punch and cof
fee were also served to the
50 who attended.
Guests said their goodbyes to
Mrs. Lee from the side door
of the den. The guest book
was kept on a table near this
door where an arangement of
pink snapdragons was used.
Among those from Kenans
ville who attended this coffee
hour were: Mesdames Amos
Brinson, Willard Brinsorf, J.B.
Wallace, Ellis Vestal and N.B
Boney also Mrs. Annie Mae
Brinson Blanton from Rose Hill.
Miscellaneous
Shower
Miss Zelle Pollock Brinson
of Kenansville and Winston
Salem was again honored on
last Saturday night, August 3,
from 8 until 10 o'clock at a
floating miscellaneous shower.
This occasion was held in the
home of Mrs. A.G. Warren on
Route 2 Roseboro, N.C. Joint
hostesses were: Mrs. A.G.
Warren, Miss Maxie Warren,
Mrs. M.G. Warren, Mrs.Her
man Warren, Mrs. Hannibal
Baggett, Mrs. Freddie Jackson,
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Jr., Mrs.
Howard McLanb, Mrs. Floyd
Baggett, Mrs. H.B. Smith and
Mrs. Roy Peterson,
The color scheme em
phasized throughout the home
was green and white. Refre
shments served to the 70 who
called consisted of lime pu
nch, nuts, mints, party cakes,
cheese Vafeni, ahd'open faced
sandwiches.
WcQtt. William U)Min9
Solemnized.
Griffins
Barbecue
Phone 7351047
Goldjboro. N. C.
Now Open For
Sunday Lunch
I WE SERVE PARTIES ANYWHERE
Hour? From 8 A M to 2 P III |
WB W,B M jB^B ^B
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GUARANTEE LOWEST PRICES
ia a gigaatic storewide
CLEARANCE SALE
I,,W . . * ? ? L r T- 1 1 ?
t Tk '? -Jgf> j I i ?'.??> iJtjmm. -.~*m
%HY THIS SALE?
At the mid-summer markets our buyers made eom
mitments for furniture, carpeting and accessaries
for Fall and Winter selling. Manufacture*? and
Mills are filling these commitments AHEAD OF
SCHEDULE making shipments before we were com
pletely ready to receive them. This is taxing our
warehouse facilities to. the limit. What to do?
Isaacs-Kahn alms to give their customers up-to-the
minute merchandise at all times. Make room for
this prematurely incoming merchandise. CUT
PRICES. Sacrifice profits if necessary, but MOVE
OUT present stockl Give the people of Wayne and
surrounding counties UNHEARD OF VALUES. In fact,
we'll GUARANTEE prices to I* the LOWEST.
WHATS ON SALE? I
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Practically everything. Our two spacious floors (plus THE
BARN authentic Early American furniture) of bedroom and
living rpom furniture, dinette suites, juvenile furniture, car
peting, linoleum and many other items are loaded with
never-befbre savings for your home. You will find our sale
furniture and floor covering made by the following National
ly. Known Manufacturers for this storewide Clearance Sale.
Brand Names Included
? DREXEL ? BASSETT
? THi CITY ? WHITE
? STANLEY ? SEALY
? SUMTER ? FOX
? JOHNSON CARPER
? CAROLINA FORGE
? GORDON
? ARMSTRONG
? CHROME CRAFT
'Some Sale Item*
? LOUNGE CHAWS
? RECLINERS ? LAMPS
? TABLES ? ODD BEDS
? BEDROOM SUITES
? ODD CHEST ? BEDDING
? LIVING ROOM SUITES
? SOFAS ? DINETTES
? DINING ROOM SUITES
? SUMMER FURNITURE
? JUVENILE FURNITURE
I WHAT 18 baact Klki GUARANTEE
| * FOR THIS SALE?
We guaranlM prices of alt sale-tagged merchandise in
this sale to be lower than you can buy it any place. If
any lower price is advertised by any dealer within 90 days
of this sale, we will cheerfully refund the difference.
I WHAT ARE TERMS FOR THIS SALE?
Cadi, wp to 90 days open charge (with no interest) or low
down payments and convenient monthly payments' to meet
yovr budget. Because low pricoSf oil solos oro final,
and wo rosorvo tho right to limit quontitios. Isaacs-Kahn
offon ono of tho most liboral budgot torms avoHdblo dny
whorOe
I HOW ABOUT DELIVERIES? . ,
v - f ? * - ? , ? ? - V , '
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Open An Account
USE YOUR CREDIT
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ti/j i>rtM rlaltitar ^?ulKtan fiam '>||kaL Imma?IIm(aIu miiiiuli ?r^
iff win oviivvr anyrning irom stock immvaiaTviy onywnfro
n..|L U/MAMA JU| J AilfliMkiillMinM fiiSj >n|ia#'
wiTnin froynw ono lurrounuiny uovninvv* ,?
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what are hours for this
Sale?
Wo ara open 9 A.M. "HI. 6'f.M. daily, but wa will ramaln
opan tonight 'till 9 P.M. for your shopping convanianca
- Shop aorly for tha bast salactions.
WHAT'S BEING GIVEN AWAY
FBEE?
Jybsolijtoly nothing. No glmmict. Just downright good valuot
(wo'ro guarantying it), Como in, chock tho pricot. Chock
quality- and ioMuros. Wo boiiovo you will buy if you too
honosMo-goodnotf valuot. Coma in and too.
WHERE'S THIS SALE
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Goldsboro. N. C.
invitation iiiutJl
yfeodumr y%2lon,
A*y*uit'/b'/Aon4Ht*<
^/^?/?naitoay? t/n up^/i* -
rm
/&y
^^*w- S^/tamrnt/e^^ou^ion,
4m/ f^a/utdcvy a^ebnoon, <r-'/uy<iSf
a/^oul dkl/y /tyto/ot>&
t^Manie?il^ ^~$a/U>Ji>ruA/
Reception will be held following the ceremony In the Education
Building of the Church. No Invitations are being sent locally.
All friends and relatives are cordially invited.
j ^eOc Beery
WILMINGTON. N. C.
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I WIN ONI OP m BIRTHDAY CAKU
ftaciatar daily on mcJi floor for th? four
I dtlicioua Birthday atm Id ba gtvan
| Nu an a?* day af tht caiatocttion.
I I 9 MORE DAYS
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H Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 except Friday-9:30-9:00 J
L?*l" Anliirsan Salel I
? Wk H* BRAND NEW 1961 CHEVROLET CAMAJtQ wort* R642.50 !
h h etetsm ivanr oat on mer rtooe
^ _ ^B TM* febulous car wM to givan to soma lucky winner at tha ctoaa of I
our Annhmrsary Sale Winner will ba announced in tha loc?l paper on I
JV ? M ? August 18th. This CtHMOtot Camara waa purchaaad from Tom Raid) * I
Chavroiat Company, Inc, Wilmington, N. C. authorised Cttawoiat Salaa
and Sarvtca and earriaa a Gantral Motors warranty of I yra. or SOtOOO
B W 1 mU^ yfeharar comas first Thera will Da a 16 yaar aft HmJt lor
_ _ a
special purchase
wools and wool blends from a topnotch mill:
- ALL FIRST QUALITY !
- ALL FULL BOLTS ! j
- SORRY, NO SAMPLE CUTTINGS ! |
2.53 and 3.53 j
usually 2.99 to 5.99 yd.
If you sew, make this your first stop! You'll find tweeds, flannels, nubby textures, novelty j
effects. Just-right weights for back to school skirts and jumpers. Interesting colors for dresses j
and coordinates. Bolts and bolts all echoing this season's latest fashion news; many with bonded ?
pre-lined backs. But take a tip from us ? get here early! 54-56".
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| FABRICS ? BELK BEERY THIRD FLOOR j
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SAVE 20% 00 MORE
ON DOITZ NEEDLEP0IN1
Choose from the many lovely pre-worked designs In the luxu
quality DR1TZ collection. . . Included are the exquisite music
series of chair seats, piano benches, scenic pictures, bench cove
and handbags. . . every piece make on 100^ cotton canvas.
PICTURES
REG SALE
1.00 80
1.30 1.10
2.40..... 2.00
3.00 2.40
8.50 2.80
5.00 .4.00
SAMPLES
REG SALE
6.00........ 4.00
3.50 2.80
6.00 .4.80
DOORSTOP
REG SALE
3.00...... 2.40
3.60 2.80
5,00 4.00
JL60? 4.40
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M1UKM1 ANttLtM
REG SALE
5.00 4.80
8.00 6.40
CHAIR SEATS
REG SALE
8.00 .6.40
BELL PULLS
REG SALE
18.00 14,40
21.00 16.80
22.00 .17.80
BA6S
REG SALE
10.00 ?... 8.00
15.00 12.00
11.00 13.60
20.00................... ...16.00
YARN SHOP ? BELK BEERY THIRD FLOOR