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Alhm Cottle for about tendays
recently and r?wml to her
hotUe Last week Wfth adbther
daughter, Mrs. Alto H?yef rf
FayutteviUe.
Mrs. C. F. Haws attended
the annual fall masking of Dis
trict U of the Daughters of
the jyooiciB ItoNuHB vlhich
was held in Jacksenaffle on
T^rd^d,M^beHi5 Tierce
of Raleigh were Sunday visi
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
C. Fussell.
Mr. and Mrs. JohnFoxworth
anddaughter Alison of Raleigh,
went week-end guests of Mrs.
Foawortbs darena. Mr. tad
Mrs.. Harswr Bradfe. ?
, Mas. A1 J. Deris sod Met.
I Art- Browning of JackaooafDe
-vlsHpd Miss Betry Wells Fue
I Mrt.^Hugi S. Jotansoda^N,
- - -'??? A. -L ,,V-" '.Jl
^rwHUK^KCTi nCtfROr -IM
her parents, Soony and Tonya
SbeAon of Asheboro. .
Guests Cf the Mogfcs Paul
family recently were Mrs.
Pauls parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Watson of ftsfMp.
*? -
CMrch. . Kies? Mftry **Un%
Executive Director of Coaattl
t Mrs. atmotmceT*t{iat
there will be a WOtUi^i
Paul Methodist Owrth. potoir
of Joho and-Chestnut Streets.
Any eader planning to alt end
should get in touch with Mrs.
M. L. Cashwell (tele. 289-2833)
before October 2nd.
Mrs*. Cashwell has been app
ointed "Ne^lborhood Chairman
for County. Ifecf ttves
Id mat 1011, and hat Mb dau
ghters in Girl Scostinf. The
N ei?Ut*>rha >d 3erfcta T emri
win meet the fir* Thursday
of each month, and lite Neigh*
borhood AssocUtlon will meet
the second Thursday of each
vmiars cm
garding cair ss dw . Oc "
al sft fc iV nti
Health < on.
Mr V Elnel . rd >?
4> Ufred MtU,
as n. His p as Ed
H< pi ed
tii
w,i$ st Di Dalln
g af R e 01 ad G or
large nungnr of cximunityco
si oeer d tai He tail
h titute are receivedUitt other -i
schools and many art placed In
petitions where they receive ,
very good salaries.
The closed by re
peating tl t.
s, ' ' rr
?* ? >' '':"? .;?/'? ' - ^VK'"'^":' * 1. ^ ^ -
tide Rockflsh Homemakers
Club met on September 3*th
at the home of Mrs. Harry I
Turner. The meeting was cal- %
led to order by tbe president, !
Mrs. Jtobert Ward. The open*
a song was, "Oh. Master,"
Me walk With thee". A
short devotional was given by
Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Johnie FusseU, Pro
gram Chairman, presented a
program on "Arts and Crafts'*.
She discussed silk screening,
block printing, candle making,
and other artistic processes.
Mtinhrrt hi4 been tfj^ to
i, A _ j. j r*? i ? ?.
wring arts ana crazxs items
>'that they had made, ibsse
were exhibited, and discussed.
The club has adopted a pat
ient at Caswell Training Sch
ool. It was decided to send
her a transister radio for her
birthday, and tc collect used
clothing to be used at the school.
The county wife Christmas j
Fair was discussed, and mem
bers were asked to start Making
items to be on display, and for'
sale at this time.
Apple pie, ice cream and
coffee was served by the hos
tess. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Robert
jr ^ar000? ?
Hflltir ? :I . is
r 1
- The Hose HiU Garden Club
met on September 33rd ? the
home of Mrs. C. P. Hi?et,
Jr. Mrs. Hawes, president , j
opened the meeting with tM: \
tender poem. /*
After the roll call and minutes
of the last meeting, the pro
gram on "Permanent Flo
gram chairman, Mrs. W. T?
Blanchard, presented a pro
gram on "Permanent Flo
aters". She demonstrated the
process of making big paper
flowers, and with the help of
the members made seversL
? She also demonstrated the pro
cess of making plastic flowers
' T&L hostess served delicious
refreshments of strawberry de
ssert and coffee to the menders
^Bifthd pafiy
For her tenth birthday party^
Debbie Sanderson chose to have
a pa jama party which was small
in numbers but very large In
fun and gaiety. Her overnight
guests on Friday night, Septem
Mr nineteenth were June Carr,
Lynn Wells aid Sara Alice Far
rlor of Wallace.
Due to the weather, a cook
out was cancelled and the party
at the home of her
joyahle dessert ?? '* ?
r.
Fwt Lift r? Of fl
1\k fmrh
rid October (this Rally
^CbJTch ihe Rose HBfr,,
M. R. Harvey, former if
V W 1 wliv ill .v.a
rlan N.C. will bring then
message. Pastor of the :hurch
Is Rev. William Wallace
Each year's anendance
should exceed last years in the
course of progress. Last year
158 people attended the rally day
service, so let all feel urged to
do even better this year.
On Saturday afternoon Oct,*,,
at four o'clock a fun and fellow
ship meeting will be held at the
church. Friends and members
are urged to come wearing in-;
formal clothing as an out dooi
period of recreation will be.
enjoyed. This wlll be directed
by Reverend Mr. Wallace. A
leauf ire weiner roast will follow
and the evening will end with
a -Singsplratlon" period in
which the entire group can sing.
Heustls Whiteside of Burgaw, I
North Carolina, b he I
guest lecturer. The topic for
this fount lecture will be
"Francisco < - ya'*.
Mr. Whiteside is a native |
Alabamlan but now resides in 8
Burgaw. He owns his design ?
tudlo mi spec iallzes in inter- 1
iors. Mr. Whiteside is the I
holder of the B, A. and M. A. I
degrees in painting from the
University of Alabama. He is I
the author of two books, past 1
President of Botary in BlrmIng
ham, Alabama. He has exhi
bited widely and is profession- $
ally known as one of theleading .
water colorlst in North Caro
llna. During the 1968-69 school I
year, Mr. Whiteside served on
the art staff at James Sprunt I
Institute. "Francisco Goya" ,
was the most important Spanish
painter during the early 1800's.
He was noted for painting what j
he saw and felt. Goya was
established as a great palmer I
by his works of protest. I
The public is invited to attend II
this and all subsequent lectures. '
Bo turt to attontf
tho Poultry
Jobdoo
Octobor 2-5 I
tRED
tfatoes 59c
KID Da. OR DOiOBI oa.
'HP* 49c
ISA ? CAN PK6.
Biscuit 49c
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SAVE-MOR j^ki Hr3 "???. iW; '..^1
HMGtlHME 2 ? in. PK88. 29c
ISA TOMATO
CatSUp 14 02. bottle 24c
APPLE SAUCE 303 size o for $l!wf
ISA AtWKITWM $ '
t - ? - res. roil 24c
MOR ? "
to - ? 503 size can b for $1.00
PAPER TOWELS ? ? ? big roll only 24c
GIANT SIS TBI -
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B?f Roast Lb, 45c
BONELESS CHUCK V J ^ ? \
Boot Roast Lb. 69c
RIB
Stoak bone end Lb. 99c
Sfcw Boot Lb. 79c
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THURSDAYTM. 10:00
Men's & Boys Short Sleevo Sport Jj ?
Values to 5.00 jJB
shirts am
1.00
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Stephens Wort ''
Reg. M.99 REDUCED
pants $3.44
Men - Women - Children ft V
socks yp
' hme; a fjf
3 pams 880 y %
Boy's
suits $5.00
IWIf III 11
Mans Sport
coats $5.00
K. . '
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ib $19.98
f pan96
i $1-$3-$5
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sweaters ^
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Ladies
COATS $8,001
ONLY 8 LEFT
Ladies
JACKETS I
$2.00 I
Lad its Quilted House REDUCED
COATS,1a, $3.98l
f Vita, ti ,10.00 I
DRESSES I
SUPS $1.001
Birdseys
DIAPERS $t.07l
ONE TABLE LARGE /^;\v'%?
TOWELS ^1
2 - $1.00 ~~~J I
Ledies & Children
SHOES 97$ I
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