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OPENS FRIDAY MORNING JULY 10TH
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Personals
Miss Mary Currie returned
Thursday from White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., where she at
tended the convention of the
Chi Omega sorority.
WATCH AMD JEWELRY
REPAIRING - ENGRAVING
Diamond! - Watches - Jewelry
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WALLACE, N. C.
Fourth of July
Specials
fU-GLOSS RINSE, SHAMPOO
and FINGER WAVE__50c
PERMANENTS REDUCED TO
$1.50 and up
Only Experienced Operators
* Open 7:30 A. M.
Elizabeth Hayes
SALON
112 S. Center St.,
Next Door to Western Union
Goldsboro, N. C.
Mrs. Earl Walker of Willis
Wharf, Va., is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Gordon Jones.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert) Carr
and family spent the past week
end at Topsail Sound.
I Mrs. W. G. Wells and child
ren are spending some time in
Winston-Salem as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nichols.
| Mrs. J. R. Rose is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Watson
in Greenville.
I Dr. E. G. Reads and sons of
Watertown, Conn., visited Mrs.
L. Southerland the past week
end.
Miss Dorothy Sloan visited
friends in Morehead City last
week.
Miss Melva Hansley is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Tommie
I Morris in Halifax.
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coving
ton of Clio, S. C., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cavenaugh.
Harcourt Adams spent Fri
day at Wrightsville Beach as
'guest of the Wysongs.
I Miss Nell Forrest of Efland
is the house guest of Miss Mar
tha Jane Hanchey.
Mr. and Mrs. McKay McKin
non of Maxton were the Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boney.
Mrs. Luther Powell is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. H. J. Batts1
'in Chinquapin.
Mrs. Sallie V. Whitfield left
Pianos PIANOS ^anos
$40.00 $50.00 $60.00 AND UP
These are Reworked Pianos in Perfect Condition.
New Ones from $190.00 up.—TERMS
I Pay $3.00 For Information Leading To A Sale
A. M. LANSFORD
Back of M. O. Powell’s Store
WALLACE, N. C.
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PRICE OF MODEL SHOWN
$179.50
J. A. Smith & Company
MAGNOLIA, N. C.
Signal Radio Service
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
Kenansville Drug Company
kenansyilleT n. c.
James Rose
WALLACE, N. C.
Harrell’s Dept. Store
BURGAW, N. C.
Monday to make her home in
Clinton where she has opened
a beauty parlor.
Miss Minnie Boone has re
turned from a visit to relatives
in Angier and Murfreesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rivenbark
returned Tuesday from a trip
to Washington, D. C. Mr. and
Mrs. Rivenbark were accom
panied on the trip by Mrs.
Chas. Parham of Fayetteville,
and Miss Thelma Mears of Dan
ville, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCorm
ick of St. Pauls were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Caudell.
Dr. and Mrs. John Wilkins of
Mt. Olive were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Farrior Mon
day.
B. E. Benton of Charlotte
spent Monday with his sister,
Miss Mary Margaret Benton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Farrior,
Charles Farrior, Mrs. Wharton
[Williams and children, Mrs.
| Colwell Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Caudell and fam
ily spent Friday at White Lake.
Mrs. W. D. Campbell and
Miss Martha Jane Hanchey are
chaperoning a house party at
Carolina Beach. Those in the
party are Misses Xylda Cooper,
Josie Hall, Chestnutt Hall, Hil
da Powell, Mildred Bryant,
Louise Robinson, Margaret and
Hattie Hilborne of Bladenboro,
Steve Mallard, Joseph Carr,
Cedric Zibelin, Bill Sheffield,
Jimmy J'ohnston, John Hunter
and Withers Harvey of Green
ville.
Mrs. j. w. Moore and dau
ghter, Annette, Mrs. D. T. Mur
phy and son, De Leon, Jr., have
returned home 'after spending
some time with relatives in
Wilmington.
Mrs. J. D. Robinson, Mrs. H.
M. Morrison, Mrs/ Worth Wil
liams, Mrs. W. B. Jones and
children spent Tuesday at
Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Evelyn Sheffield is
spending some time in Spring
Hope with friends.
Messrs. Lawrence and Roy
Cavenaugh, Jamie Wells and
Albert Wells spent the past
week-end in Washington, D. C.
, Mrs. C. G. Ballard, Mr. and
jMrs. O. H. Estes, Mr. and Mrs.
ID. T. Murphy spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Murphy in
Rose Hill.
Mrs. Carey Carter is spend
ing some time with her mother
who is ill at her home in Con
way.
Mrs. V. W. Murphy and small
daughter of Rose Hill are
spending a few days with Mrs.
J. W. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Caudell
I spent last week-end in St. Pauls
and Charlotte.
Messrs. Wilbur, J'ames Os
borne and Joseph Carr, Bruce
Koonce and Wesley Sykes at
tended a baseball game in
Washington, D. C. last week
end. •,
Marguerite Thompson has
returned to her home in Salis
bury after spending several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Carey Caudell.
Martha and Mary Ellsworth
Jones have returned from a vi
sit to relatives in Willis Wharf
Va.
Society
Birthday Party
Little Bobbie Carter celebra
ted her fifth birthday Wednes
day afternoon with a lovely
party at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mra. Roy Carter.
Miss Mary Currie lead the lit
tle folks in games out on the
lawn. Mrs. Carter, assisted by
Mrs. Carey Caudell, served
cream, cake and candy in the
dining room. The table was1
covered with a lace cloth and
centered with a white birthday
cake decorated in pink with five
pink candles. Attractive fav
ors were given each guest.
Those present were: Mary Ann
Carter, A. H. Carter, Jr., Alice
Lou Carter, Grace Carter, Bet-'
ty Boney, Carolyn Boney, Bob- j
bie Carr, Jane Pope, M. B.
Pope, III., Margaret Ann Carr,
Gabriel Boney, Jr., A. J. Cav
enaugh, Jr., Catherine Wells,
Molly Anne Boney, Laney Bon
ey, Frances Jones, Dick Know-j
les, Teddy Carr, Bobby Jean
Carr, Joyce Caudell, Dan Cau
dell and Max Morrison.
Bridge Tournament
Miss Anne Cavenaugh won
high score prize at the bridge
tournament given by the Wo
man’s Club Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. John
D. Robinson. Second high
score was awarded Mrs. W. B.
Jones. On arrival the guests
were served sandwiches, at
tractively arranged on large(
hores d’oeuvres trays and iced j
punch. Those playing were:;
Mrs. Worth Williams of Greens
boro, Mrs. Robert T. Covington
of Clio, S. C., Mrs. Charles
Brooks, Mrs. Robt. Hursey,
Mrs. Robert Carr, Mrs. John
Powers, Mrs. A. J. Cavenaugh,
Mrs. J. S. Blair, Mrs. John D.
i Robinson, Mrs. M. Liberman,
i Mrs. H. Kramer, Mrs. Stedman
i Carr, Mrs. Charles Caudell,
i Mrs. H. M. Morrison, Mrs. W.
B. Jones, and Miss Anne Cav
enaugh.
Black-Counts
Of much interest through
out North Carolina is the an
nouncement of the marriage of
Mrs. Kathlyn Harrison Counts
I to Robert Lawson Black at the
1 Myers Parks' Methodist church,
Charlotte, on July 3.
j For several years Mrs. Black
! taught in the New Hanover
high school in Wilmington.
During the last year she has
been in government work in
(Washington, and in Charlotte.
| Mr. Black is from Wilming
ton and Davidson. Mr. and
Mrs. Black will reside in Wal
lace where Mr. Black is in the
automobile business.
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Ward-Savage
A very quiet wedding took
place in Snow Hill, Md., re
i cently when Miss Grace Savage
of Winston-Salem became the
, bride of Hamlet L. Ward, of
Exmore, Va. Miss Savage is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Savage of Wallace community.
The couple will make their
home at Exmore.
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ESCAPED CONVICT IS
CAPTURED AT WALLACE
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line, he said, and revested that
one of the convicts got the
shirt for him while he slept in
some woods yesterday morning.
Hall said he did not know the
names of his escaped brethren,
but pointed out one called
“Shorty” as the leader He de
nied helping formulate plans
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for the escape, saying that he
was approached by the three
Monday night and asked if he
wanted to accompany them. ,
When inquiring as to how it j
would be done, he said he was ,
told it was “fixed”. He furth
er denied that seven other con
victs in the infirmary were
threatened to keep them silent.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
SESSIONS CLOSE FRIDAY 1
Closing exercises of the Dai- :
ly Vacation Bible School now
in session at Rose Hill will be
held Friday night in the aud
itorium of the Methodist
Church. Approximately sixty
children and workers are en
rolled.
Assisting Mrs. H. M. Wade,
Durham, Director of Children’s
Work and Extension Secretary
of the N. C. Methodist Confer
ence, and Rev. E. C. Maness,
are Mrs. C. T. Fussell, Miss
Elizabeth Farlow, Miss Mar
garet Blanchard, Mrs. Lucy
Marshall, Bruce Teachey, Jr.,
Mrs. Daniel Fussell and Miss
Ethel James.
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK
HERE SUNDAY MORNING
Rev. W. B. Johnson, a South
ern Baptist Missionary who is
visiting his home on furlough
from Soochow, China, will
speak at the Wallace Baptist
Church Sunday morning at 11
■o’clock, the pastor, Rev. J. L.
Lanier, announced today. Mr.
Johnson will talk at the Cor
inth church Sunday afternoon
at 3:30 o’clock.
COOPER CLAN TO HOLD
REUNION AT SALEMBURG
I Rose Hill, July 7.—An
nouncement has been made of
the meeting of the Cooper clan
on Thursday, July 16, at Salem
burg, in Sampson county. This
will be an all day celebration
with an interesting morning
service in the Salemburg Bap
tist Church.
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REDUCE TAX RATE
LEVIED BY BOARD
(Continued from Page One)
care of increased bond matur
ities. Tax payers in two town
ships also were granted some
relief when the special road le
vy in Warsaw and Island Creek
was reduced from 15 cents last
year to 10 cents for the cur
rent year. The budget adopt
ed Monday will require, for
county-wide purposes, $478,
045.38. Of this amount $278,
958.32 is estimated to be avail
able from sources other than
the tax levy. However, uncol
lectible taxes, commissions and
discounts are estimated to take
up $18,412.94, making the to
tal amount of the tax levy
$217,500.00.
Items in the budget call for
levies in the following am
ounts: general county fund,
$22,500.00; pauper fund, $10,
500.00; health fund, $12,000.00;
county debt service fund, $114,
000.00; current expense school
fund—county supplement, $9,
000.00; capital outlay school
fund, $3,000.00, and debt ser
vice school fund, $46,500.00. In
Island Creek special road dis
trict total budget requirements
will be $1,430.49. Revenue es
timated to be available other
than tax levy will reduce the
amount by $200.00 but commis
sions and discounts will add an
estimated $369.51 which will
make the total amount of tax
levy $1,600.00. Warsaw town
ship will also fare in propor
tion, total budget requirements
being $1,797.58 which will be
reduced by $70.00 by revenue
to be available other than tax
levy. However, commissions
and discounts will add $272.42,
making the total amount of the
tax levy in this township for
road purposes, $2,000.00.
100 Wild Cattle
One hundred wild Mexican
cattle are in the Texas Centen
ial Exposition corrals for use
of the Championship Rodeo.
Card of Thanks
We take this method to thank
our friends, neighbors and the
volunteer fire department for
their courtesies and assistance
as a result of our recent mis
fortune.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Wood
and family
“Box Car”. A gripping serial.
Madeline Sharps Buchanan’*
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la who takes to the open road; '
beginning in the American' |
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WALLACE, N. C.
"WHEW! ITS HOT and sticky!”
You’ll say that often in July.
Gasoline that isn’t geared to
high temperatures can’t give
you maximum July mileage. Part
of it blows out the exhaust un
hurried, wasted. Get That Good
Gulf Gasoline. It’s "Kept in
Step with the Calendar”—spe
cially refined to give you higher
summer mileage. All of it goes
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