Woodland News
Mr. Everette Westbrook of
KenatsvUle visited with Mr.
David Grlgg Saturday.
Mr. nd Mrs. Robert Best
of the Beautancus community
visited with Mrs. Paul West
brook and boys. Friday night.
Mr. Everette Westbrook, and
Pvt. Eugene Kornegay ac
companied Mr. David urigg to j
Ft. Bragg. Sunday afternoon
to visit Pvt. Larry Gaston
Westbrook and Pvt. Hal Rir
ton Walker who are stationed
there.
Miss Viola Westbrook
and Mrs. Paul Westbroo k made
a business trip to Klnston re
cently.
Mrs. Paul Westbrook accom
panled Mrs. Robert Best to
Raleigh on Business Saturday.
Dinner guests of Miss Viola
Westbrook and Henry West
brook on Tuesday were Miss
Nora Blackmore and Mrs. Ir
ene Blsckmore of Warsaw.
Miss Silvia Jones and Miss
Dorothy Garner of Warsaw vi
sited with Miss Gloria Wallace
Sunday rfternoon.
Miss Edna hrey of Wilson vi- ,
sited with Miss Gloria Wallace,
Friday afternoon.
Mr. qnd Mrs. Lei and Wallace
and daughters enjoyed lunch
at Wilbur's In Goldsboro, Sun.
? Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wallace
and daughters enjoyed an out
ing Saturday afternoon at Surf
City and a seafood supper at
the Rlverview at Sneads Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. King
Sr. of Folkston spent several
days during the week with
their daughters Mrs. Leland
Wallace and Mrs. Joe West
brook.
Mrs. Paul Westbrook. Miss
Karen Thomas and Henry Clay
Westbrook visited with Pvt.
Larry Gaston Westbrook at Ft.
Bratg, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. List on Yopp and dau
ghter of Sneads Ferry spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Daisy
Dall.
Friends wUl be glad to learn
that Mrs. Hettie Belle West-'
brook has moved back to this
community and Is making her
home with Mrs. Daisy Dall.
Mrs. Zelma Rhodes of Cl
ayton visited with Mrs. Daisy
Dall, Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone
of Jacksonville were guests of
Mrs. Daisy Dall and Mrs. Het
tie Belle Westbrook, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kor
negay of Raleigh were dinner
guests of Mrs. Hettie Belle We
stbrook and Mrs. Daisy Dall.
Mr. md Mrs. Glenn Korne
gay and daughters of Klnston
and Steven Ray Gooding of Ha
mpton. Va. visited Mr. and Mrs.'' I
Manley Kornegay, Sunday pjn.' ,
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Herring during the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Herring and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Baker of Pe
ars all's Chapel and Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Faires, Sibyle Fai
res and Mrs. Bessie Massey
Visitors of Mr 4 Mrs. Fred
Herring during the week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Her
ring and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Baker of Pears all's
Chapel and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lie Brock and grandchildren of
Sarecta and Mr. Samuel Her
ring of Albertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires,
Sibyle Faires and Mrs. Bessie
Massey were supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Westbrook
of the Beautancus Community,
last Friday night.
Mrs. Carrie Harper and Mrs.
Virginia Harper of Albertson
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Faires, Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires
and Sibyle Faires were guests
of Mrs. Marvin Noble at the
Barbecue Lodge in Klnston, Sa
turday night. The occasion was
a surprise birthday supper ho
noring Mr. Marvin Noble.
Mr. ?d Mrs. Milton We
stbrook of Raleigh visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faires and
Mrs. Bessie Massey. Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Walker
and boys enjoyed at outing a
Surf City, Sunday.
Mrs. Dwight Walker visited
Saturday nignt with Mrs. Stacy
Jones a tne South Wing of
Duplin General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kornegay
of Mt. Olive visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Durwood Walker, Sun
day rfternoon.
Mrs. Lula Jones Is visiting
friends and relatives in the Out
law's Bridge Community during
the week end.
With Our
Boys
William E. Herring
U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM -
Army Private William E. Her
ring, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard M. Herring, Warsaw,
N. C.. was assigned as a com
bat construction specialist with
the 159th Engineer Group near
Long Bbih, Vietnam, April 13.
Ira J. Hines
UJ. ARMY, VIETNAM?
I Sergeant First Class Ira
tes, whose wife, Hazel,
In Beulgrille, NX., was
geace specialist ir the \
a* airy Division in Viet
?
Friends will be glad to learn
that Mr. Elbert will ace has re
turned home following an op
eration in a Kindt on Hospinl
and is recuperating nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Ray
West brook and son of Charlotte
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Westbrook, Sr. dur
ing the weekend.
Klnston, August 2,?Mrs. Judy
Chambers Knowles, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Chambers
of Route 1, Kenansville, was
graduated from the Lenoir Me
morial Hospital School of Nur
at ceremonies held at the
First Presbyterian Church in
Klnston.
During the graduation exer
cises. Mrs. Knowles received
her diploma and her hospital
pin which she will wear to sig
nify that she Is a graduate
nurse. Upon successfully pas
sing the North Carolina State
Board of Nursing examinations
in September, she wQl become
a registered nurse.
A native of Kenansville.Mrs.
Knowles graduated from James
Kenan High School and was a
member of the Beta Club aid
the Annual Staff.
fhile in Nursing School, Mr*.
Knowles was a ropreaentalve
to the State Nurses Convention
and a member of the Annual
Staff. Mrs. Knowles will con
tinue her nursing career at
Lonolr Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Knowles was one of tw
elve students out of a start
log clas s of twentyone who
completed the three year rat
rslng course at Lenoir Memor
ial Hospital School of Nursing,
which is considered one of the
best in the state. The school
of Nursing will be expanded
upon the planned completion in
1971 of the new Lenoir Me
. mortal Hospital now being de
signed to be one of the finest
Registe/Sf Deeds, Ken insvtlle,
N.c. for the month of July,
1968 were as follows:
Usher Evans, Jacksonville
SAT YOU SAW IT K
THE TIMES - SENTINEL
medical facilities In Eastern
North Carolina.
Samuel LswrenceCavenaugh,
Rose Hill, and Ann Elizabeth
Pickett. Wallace.
David Carroll Arnett, War
saw , and Gracie Lee May
nor, Clinton.
Harold Lee Dunn. War
saw, and Patsy Ruth Whaley,
Beulavllle.
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Entire Stock
I SUMMER
I FABRICS
Our finest by "Concord",
"Wamsutta", "Riegel"
and others.
Reduced for
Final Clearance
I 1/2
I price
65% Dacron / 35% Cotton
DOTS
YOUR FAVORITE
Reg. SI. 19 Yard
78S
Special Pure has*
45" Wide "Burlington Mills"
TARPOON aid
| SPORTSWEAR
FABRICS
Mostly Permanent Press
Reg. to $1.99 yd. on the bolt.
97$
V
45" WMo
Dacron and Cotton
POPLIN
Reg. $1.49 yd. on the bolt.
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Res*. 2!k' &<?KJc Values
11c card'
??| CARPET RUGS
tarpet Klinncrs IS" X 27" pieces of Carpeting
? Reg. $2.99 ? that sells for $8.00 t? $10.00 yd.'
*137 M- 68c ea.
1 Tear
Guarantee
^ SINGLE
^^CONTROL
"Cone" Large Size
Bath Towels '
Keg. *1.1" II renect
??*? ??
48.c.
Electric Blankets $097
Compare at $17.99 "
"Cone" Terry
DISH TOWELS
Reg. 39c | A
if perfect. 157L ea.
"Cone" Terry
DISH CLOTHS
Reg. 19c Q
if perfect. ?/C ea.
II -1 ?= ?J
NOTION SALE
Reg. $1.00 and $1.19 Notions
? SHAMPOO SPRAY ? BACK BRUSH
? MIRROR ? SWING AWAY LITTER BAG
? LAUNDRY BAG ? SEAT CUSHION
? EXPANSION HAT RACK
? TERRY COASTERS ? DRESS BAG
? KEROSENE HURRICANE LAMP
? LINT BRUSH ? BATH TUB WASHER
? HOSIERY CASE ? HOUSEHOLD LINTIE
? WHISK BROOM
just B Aft
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ENTIRE STOCK GIRLS' SWIM SUITS
REDUCED FOR *| /
FINAL CLEARANCE f 2 rnW
JUST ARRIVED!
78 Bolts f.
Nov Fall '68
CONCORD
FADRICS
Our Largest Shipment Ever From
Your Favorite Fabric Manufacturer.
Over 30 Bolts Alone
of Solid A Printed
KETTLE CLOTH .
"HOMESPUN", "SAILOR CLOTH",'
"TRADITIONAL PRINTS"
"HEATHERSPUN" and New
"SPECTATOR CLOTH", and
"CHALET PRINTS"
$100 to $049
I Yd. Mm Yd.
THURSD
Entiro Stock
Ladies' Simmer
DRESSES
SIX RACKS
TO CHOOSE FROM
Our finest by "Jonathan ,
Logan", "Nelly Don", I
"Korell", "Stacy Ames",
"Butte Knit",
"California Girl"
and many others.
REGULAR
$6.09 to $40.00
%
PRICE
I 1
* Large Gtjup
Ladies' Bloases
Vt Price
better Vitality
, Early American
Heirloom Type BEDSPREADS
Whit?f & Qolors
?W?r
$797
Turkey Feather
Bed Pillows
Large & "Plump"
Rig. $2.99 ea.
ml iiwrnunitl
$197 t
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Boys' SHORT PANTS
and Short Sloove
SHIRT SETS
Mostly Permanent Press ?
Reg. $4.99 $2.9?
Reg. $3.99 $2.44
Reg. $3.49 $2.11
Reg. $2.49 $1.55
Entire Stock Boys'
SHORT PANTS
Mostly Permanent Press
Sizes 2 to 7
Reg. $1.49 . ?7c
Reg. $1.99 $1.33
Reg. $2.49 $1.66
Reg. $2.99 $1.97
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Entire Stock Girls'
SUMMER DRESSES
Reduced for Final Clearance
/2 price
9 :
Larg? Group Girls' Summer
Gowns and Pajamase
Reduced for Final Clearance
V2 price
?0
Lars* Group
Girls' Shorts |
V2 price
Girls' Short
& Shirt Sots
TWT
Keg. ?i.aw aaie ?i.zz i
Reg. $2.99 Sale $1.88
Reg. $3.25 ...... Sale 8L97
Reg. $3.49 Sale fS.ll
Reg. $3.99 Sale fS.44
Reg. $4.99 * Sale $S*7
Reg. $5.99 Sale $SJ?
Sfci?a?iM*Miii[i ii ? i Hi' ? MH* I
Special Purchase
f Girls... New Fall
* SHIFT DRESSES
Many Permanent OT
Press, Sizes 7 to 14 t M '
Reg. $3.99
%
Girls' Summer
~ KNIT SHIRTS
REDUCED TO CLEAR
Reg. $1.39 97c
Reg. $1.79 $1.22
Reg. $1.99 $1.33
Reg. $2.49 $1.77
Reg. $2.99 $1.97
Large Group . ..
GIRLS' BLOUSES
HALF PRICE
Il ,1 1
Two Racks Full 1
GIRLS' SUMMER fl
SPORTSWEAR I
o SHIFTS O SHORTS O SLACKS 1
o SHIRTS O SKIRTS m
? Roducod for Final Cloarancs ? I
Entire Stock Ladies'
SWIM SUITS i
By '?Jant^VWVewe", "VillageS
? Reg. $9.00 & $10.00 $ 5ji
Reg. $1^.00 & $.14.00 $
Reg. $16.00 & $17.00 *109
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Reg. $18.00 & $19.00 $ltifl
Reg. $20.00 & $21.00
Reg. $23.00 & $25.00 $1ljfl
Reg. $30.00 $l7jl
SPECIAL PURCHASE _ LADIES'
All Weather GOATS
Navy Blue &
Pastel Colors. $097.
Compare ' ll
with $17.09. *
Final Clearance
Ladias' Spring & Sum
DRESS SHOES
"Red Cross", "Life Stride" "<
"Miracle Tread" and othj
Reg. $19.00 $
Reg. $16.00.
Reg. $144)0
Reg. $12410
Reg. $104)0
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Final Clearance
LADIES' CASUA
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Red Cross "Cobbies", "Social
"Life Stride", "Miracle Tread",'
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