M 4 r. Frank Wj
?! rfjonesand
I tit lied Mr. and Mrs^j|E|
J m tod other relatives here
home FrMay'Troni Wayne Me
morial HoapkhL
and Miss Linda Grice visited
Dr. and Mrs. Drew Grfce and
infant son at N.C. Memorial
Hospital hi Chapel Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Grice plans to return to
Chapel HOI Wednesday to be
with them for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taylor
of Fayetteville visited Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Brock Sunday.
, Mrs. Floyd Strickland re
turned home Wednesday from
Monroe, 1 ani?i?n She was
accompanied by Ben Cooper.
Jr. and Cans and Car an Coo
per who will visit for a month.
Mrs. Ben Cooper brought them I
part of the way. and Mrs.'Ja
mes F. Strickland met them.
Mrs. Robert Blade is a pat
ient at H.C. Memorial Hospital
In Chapel Hill.
Ernest Hussey came home
Thursday from Duplin General
Hospital.
Sgt. Perry Boone of Andrews
Air Force Base in Washington.
D.C. spent the weekend with
Mrs. Boone. She returned to
Andrews with him for this
week.
Mrs. Bill Edwards and girls
of Winston-Salem are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Thompson.
Mrs. WJi. Smith of Grean
CUle visited Mr. and Mrs. A1
Jmith and family Sunday.
r-?i???
Mr.*S K^<o^Howton'
w family of Washington. N.
C, vis lied Mrs. Florence Hous
ton and other relatives here du
ring die weekend. Mrs. Hous
ton returned with them to Kbi
,?ton where she visited Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Houston and family.
Mrs. dan Rollins and Mrs.
W.C. Martin went to Duke
Hospital Thursday for check
ups.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Berwick
and boys returned home Sun
day from two weeks at Wrigh
ts vtlle Beach.
Tony Caulder of Wilmington
was a Saturday night supper gu
est of Mr. and Mrs.Marvin Ho
uston and Mrs. Myrtle Win
stead.
Mr. and Mrs. ArnaldoSuarex
of Raleigh spem the weekend
with Rev. end Mrs. Charles Ow
ens and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Taylor
and fam&v of Greensboro were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.;
George Taylor and Mr. and i
Mrs. Perry Smith.
Mrs. TJL Quit? and Mrs.
Richard Williams and Fred- (
erlck of Bsulavfll* accompan- .
lad Mrs. U. Quit? and Jsy to .
Topsail Wednesday tb-oughFr
i j.u "
way. I
U. Qukm made a business ,
trip to Atlanta Wednesday ?h
rough Frid^f.
ind Mr4>. WltttU* L, riln- I
ion, Gre4 vlllc spen
wtlb Mr. ind Mrs
? A p~. II U 4
.or at the home of Mr. and
idrs. W. L. Surratt to Gr
?easboro Sunday.
Mrs. AJ, Jenkins, Jr. and 1
amlly who are spending the su
nnier at Topsail spent the
weekend In Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry McCull
in and family spent the week
snd at Topsail.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith
if Richmond visited Mr. and
drs. Perry Smith and Mr. Dan
el Simmons Sunday night and
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T.O. Rabon
risked Mr. and Mrs. H.B, Ra
ron. Jr. and family in Lanham,
Maryland during the weekend,
reresa and Darlene Rabon re
timed home with them for ari
ilt.
Miss Barbara Raynor acc
impanied Mr. and Mrs. Rob
srt Worthington and boys of Ke
tansville to Manteo last Wed
tesday through Friday. They
aw "The Lost Colony" while
here.
Birth Anaauucawaiit
Dr. and Mrs. Ormond Drew
Irice of Chapel Hill announce
he birth of a son, Ormond
3rew Grice, Jr., on Saturday,
ruly 12 at MX. Memorial Hos
tital in Chapel Hill. The baby
reigbed 7 1/2 pounds. Mrs.
3 rice is die former Ann Pope
laughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Pope of Mag
lolia. Dr. Grice is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Grice
if Warsaw.
Auxiliary Mat
The monthly meeting of the
Warsaw Pentecostal Holiness
Church Auxiliary was held on
Monday evening. July 14 in the
tame of Mrs. Margaret Will
Iford. The president. Mrs.
Doilie Basden, opened the me
lting with a song. "He loves
Me". Mrs. H&wldyf^
fared & priyar sndMrs I
Grace Matfhew
Ssl-17. Mrs. Sallie Blackburn
gave die program. The hos
tess served cookies, candy,
potato ^chlps, cake, coffee, and
lemonade to the 8 members and
4 visitors, three of these 4
visitors joined the Ancillary.
?ricl fl t
The members of the families
>f the late Char 11 Frederic! $5
he late Sherman Frederick at*
h? late Minnie Sutton held? 1
?eunion on the lawn at the home
if Mrs. Odell Frederick Hodges
n Turkey, July 5.
It was Indeed a gala weekend,
or family members and friends
itarted arriving early Wed
lesday and were entertained In
irious homes. The Millers
erved breakfast Friday mor
ilng to the early arrivals. The
Clnneys served a hot plate lun
h on the lawn Friday after
loon and the Hodges gave a Sp
ash Party Friday night.
Bv Saturday morning arriving
>y bus, train, car and plane
nost family homes were filled
vith guests.
Saturday afternoon the dinner
vas served buffet style.
The spokesman for the fam
ly was Mrs. Dorothy Frederick
^abiness. She greeted the
tirde and presented the oldest
living living sunt, Mrs. Uzzle
Frederick. During the service
jolo as by Mrs. Tie Una
,?l?
jn y fternoon
ot< if
? Mr Albert ttc would
:o express to friend nd
hei ipprlation for
her hospitllizatfot u Duplin
chewing have taken a poaitive
gum. Thi? popular preparation
mtHtin a craving ti *eat
' ? $'?:y9+i&' ' ? ?%V. .['rSfcsjj
I to find just the right control and conifort^ou want
for stomach, waist, back, hips and thighs.
1 ALL LONG LEG PANTIES:
Regular Lycra NOW f 7.95 rag. $ 9.95
I Natural Back" * NOW * g.95 reg. $10.95
-A 'Double Thigh Control" NOW $ 9.95 reg. $11.95
Firm n Flatter ?OW $10.95 < ?. $ 12.95
I Double Diamond** NOW $11.95 rag. $13.95
fen: XS S, M. L (XL size* $1.00 mora)
^ Complete
Line of I
Aquarium I
Supplies 4
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It-Track ? Ovor 200 to Choooo From I
I (Located in old Collins Store) J
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mitments for furniture. carpeting and accessories
for summer and fal) selling. Manufacturers and
mills are filling these commitments AHEAD OF.
SCHEDULE making shipments before we were
completely ready to receive them. This is taxing
our warehouse facilities to the limit. What to db?
Isaacs-Kahn aims to give their customers up - to -
the - minute merchandise at all times. Make room
for this prematurely incoming merchandise. CUT
PRICES. Sacrifice profits if necesary, but MOVE
OUT present stock! Give the people of Wayne
and surrounding cpunties UNHEARD OF VALUES.
In fact we'll GUARANTEE prices f0 be the LOW
EST. ^
WMT IStoats Kahn^ GUARANTEE
chandise in this sale to be Iowar than youcank>uy
it any place. If any lower price is advertised by any
dealer within 90 days of this sale, we will cheerfully
refund the difference.
WHAT ARE TERMS FOR THIS SALE
Ve have ?udget plai to fit your needs
budget or rou vr buy m >ur 50 S0-90 day cash
pla, it mm of low price .all ar-final
waresarve be igh o limit quantities Issacs-Kahn
L J
SAVE V4-'k,'hAMI MORE!
Hundreds of v?Ium waiting for you! Your
once-a-yoar opportunity to make fantastic savings!
WHAT'S ON SALE?
Practically everything. Our two spacious floors (plus "THE
BARN", authentic Early American furniture) of bedroom and Kv
V
Fng room furniture, dinette suites, summer furnitiire, juvenile furni
ture, carpeting, linoleum, dining room suites, bedding, bedroom
suites, accessories and many other items are loaded with never-be
fore savings for your home. You will find furniture andfloorcover
ing made by the following for this Storewjde Clearance Sale, j|| j
Tell City, Stanley, Sumter, Key City, Pox, Saaly, Carolina Forge,
Chrome Craft, Prestige, Unk-Taylor, Dixie, Futorian, Ward, turris,
Sordan, Johnson Carper, Armstrong, t. & B Carpet.
0^$!* STie BUH H
Sale Now In Progress. . Be eerly for our
bes^ se|y ^ec^ yo^ we will re- |