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Personals ► Rev. W. P. M. Currie is spending several days in Rich mond , Va., attending the Sprunt lectures. Misses Marion Powell, Polly Skinner, Mrs. Gordon Jones, Willard Hoffler, Mr. and Mrs, John Croom and Miss Helen Hunt of Magnolia spent the past week-end in Willis Wharf, Va., as the guests of Mr. and Mr. Earl Walker. Mrs. A. H. Carter visited Mr. and Mrs. John Carter and in fant son in Kinston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chestnut visit ed relatives in Edenton last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Westmore land and daughters, Martha Helen and Frances Ann, have returned from Columbia, S. C., and Augusta, Ga., where they spent several weeks. Miss Virginia Campbell of Raleigh was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Campbell last week-end. Mrs. Snedella Wingard Os wald, of Lexington, S. C., is visiting her son, H. L. Oswald. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Par ham of Fayetteville visited Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rivenbark Sun day. Misses Josie Hall and Xylda Cooper, students at ECTC, in Greenville, spent the past week end with their parents. Mrs. J. S. Blair accompanied Mrs. J. B. Sidbury of Wilming ton to Laurinburg Wednesday to attend a Parent-Teacher meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Womack of Warsaw were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Morri son. Mesdames J. D. Robinson, W. G. Wells, Roy Carter, and A. J. Cavenaugh spent- Tuesday in New Bern. Mrs. Stedman Carr, Mrs. Clute Rivenbark, and Mrs. L. B. Cavenaugh shopped in Wil mington Tuesday. Miss Mary Margaret Benton returned Sunday from Char lotte where she spent the past two weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Caven augh had as their guests Sun day, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mc Daniel of Fairmont and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lanier and in fant son of Rose Hill. Miss Helen Katzoff of Wil mington spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Harry Kramer. Miss Martha Jane Hanchey of Burgaw spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Lina Hanch ey. Society Mrs. Roy Lanier delightful ly entertained her Sunday school class with a weiner roast at her home Friday af ternoon. Numerous games and contests were played and late in the afternoon the guests en joyed roasting weiners on an I open fire. i Members of the class present SEE KRAMER’S For New Spring Ready - To - Wear For The Ladies NEW MANNISH SUITS-$3.95 to $9.95 SPRING SUITS, Long and Short Coats $4.95 to $9.95 SPRING COATS_$4.95 to $16.50 SPRING HATS_97c to $2.95 SPRING COTTON DRESSES-97c to $1.95 SPRING SILK DRESSES_$1.97 to $7.95 SPRING SHOES_$1.49 to $3.«6 SPRING SWEATERS-97c to $2.95 SPRING BLOUSES-97c to $2.95 New Spring Merchandise Being Received Daily. SEE OUR NEW LINE—MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER. KRAMER’S DEPARTMENT STORE WALLACE, N. C. I WANOCA | PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF FEBRUARY 8th, 1937 Monday, February 8th Only “Sing Me A Love Song9* -starring James Melton, Patricia Ellis, Hugh Hurbert, Allen Jenkins Tuesday, Feb. 9th Only “SAN FRANCISCO” -starring Clark Gable—Jeanette MacDonald Wednesday, Feb. 10 “GENERAL SPANKY” -with Spanky McFarland—Phillip Holmes Thursday and Friday, Feb. 11-12 “GOLD DIGGERS 1937** -starring Dick Powell—Joan Blondell Saturday, Feb. 13 “OLD SUSANNAH” with GENE AUTRY Saturday Night Owl Show , , “JUNGLE PRINCESS” -with Ray Milliand—Dorothy Lamour HERE IS ANOTHER TARZAN PICTURE-. COMING NEXT WEEK: “Gods Country and the Woman” in technicolor, “Holy Terror”, “After the Thin Man”, “The Man Who Lived Again”. included Paisley Boney, III’ Tom Boney, J. B. Southerland, Jack Robinson, Norman Lee Spell, Floyd Knowles, James Ellis Wells, Allen Lanier, and Robt. Edward Lanier. •' t t Beta Club Meeting The Beta Club of Clement high school held its regular bi monthly meeting Monday even ing at the home of David Hen derson. rilhe program consisted of a discussion of the forthcoming State Beta Club Convention at Raleigh. The members elected two deligates to represent the local club. Those elected to at tend were Dorothy Farrior, 1937 president, and David Hen derson, president-elect. The money acquired from the play “Bound to Marry” produced recently here and at Chinquapin was used to buy books for the school library and to buy club pins for the senior members. Those attending were Tom my Baken, Irvin Carr, Bettie Carter, Merle Edgeworth, Dor othy Farrior, David Henderson, Vivian Horne, Allan Powell, Ethel Powell, Frances South erland, Charlotte Wells, and the sponsor, Miss Vera Jen nings. * • * Birth Announcement Born to Mr. and Mrs. Avery B. Johnston of Baltimore, Md., a daughter, on January 31st. Mrs. J'ohnston was formerly Miss Jennie Ennis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ennis, of Wallace. # • • Class Meets The T. E. L. class of Wallace Baptist church held it's regu lar monthly business meeting and twin sister socials on the night of January 25th in the home of Mrs. L. S. Cook. Mrs. George Duff, president, presided over business meet ing. Twin sister gifts judged by names drawn from a hat, were distributed, and a new list was prepared. There were 15 members pre 'senfc and one new member, Mrs. P. 0. Powell, and four visitors, Rev. J. E. Lanier, Mr. and Mrs. William Farrior, and Mrs. Page. Teachey Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Turner and Carolyn spent the week end at Fort J3ragg. Mesdames H. D. McMillan and D. H. Boney attended the Missionary meeting at Burgaw Sunday, accompanied by Misses Louise McMillan and Mary Ev elyn Bland. Mrs. Charles Rivenbark and brother visited in High Point last week. Mrs. J. F. W. Fields of Sev en Springs visited Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dunn. Mesdames Edgar J1. and Jake L. Wells, Charles H. Hearn and Miss Idelle Fussell attended the leadership school at Ken ansville held bv Miss Brooks of State College, Raleigh. Miss Virginia Southerland is spending some time with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Boney motored to Wilmington recent ly /The Young People’s League of the Presbyterian church of Kenansville presented their program here Sunday night which was enjoyed by a big au dience. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lanier of Magnolia have moved in. Wel come to our town. Rev. S. G. Harness, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hall and children of Rose Hill attended the ser vices Sunday night, led by Rev. F. L. ,Goodman of Kenansville, on Temperance. Edgar J. Wells spent Satur day in Wilmington. Rose Hill Friends of Mrs. F. F. New kirk will be glad to know that she is recovering from her re cent operation in a Wilmington hospital. George Matthews, a student at Wake Forest College, has been spending the spring holi days at home. John Farrior, a member of the Magnolia faculty, was home for the week-end. Mrs. Edgar Wilson is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil son who have been residing in Mrs. Jesse Fussell assisting hostess. The program was di rected by Mrs. Oscar Fussell. Mrs. Theodore Rouse was made circle chairman for the incom ing year. The Baptist Missionary Soci ety held its monthly business meeting at the church Wednes day afternoon. Chairmen of committees for the year were Wallace, are expecting to move in a few weeks to Hopewell, Va. where Mr. Wilson has a posi tion. Mrs. Wilson was form erly Miss Alice Rouse. Mrs. Erchey Lanier spent Thursday in Wallace as the guest of Mrs. Bill Rose. Mrs. J'ohn Cavenaugh is spending some time in Wallace at the home of her son. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Booker of Rocky Mount were guests on Monday of Mrs. Booker’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cot tle. Sunday guests of Miss Nell Cottle were Mr. and Mrs. Her man Hanchey, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Buck of Wilmington. Miss Grace Horne of Beula ville was a recent visitor here. William Murray of Kenans ville was a visitor in town Sat urday afternoon. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Garland Scott announce the birth of a dau ghter, Antilla Scott, on Mon day, January 25. Mrs. Scott was before her marriage, Miss Tina Rouse of Rose Hill. The infant daughter was taken a few days ago to a Wilmington hospital and is recovering from an illness. Church Meetings The Clara Mallard circle of the Methodist Missionary So ciety met with Mrs. George Griffin Wednesday afternoon,! with 13 members present. Thej pastor, Rev. E. C. Maness, con ducted the devotional. It was decided to serve a chicken sal ad and oyster supper Friday night, the proceeds to be used for local work. The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Clifton Alderman was elected circle chairman for the year. The Cumie Fussell circle of I the Methodist Missionary So ciety met with Mrs. L. A. Wil son Wednesday afternoon, with announced. Mrs. D. E. Evans 1 had charge of the devotional period. A short paper on the work of the year was real by Mrs. Elmo Teachey. The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church held a business meeting at the church Wednesday afternoon. The president, Mrs. C. F. Hawes, presided. Joint Hostesses Mrs. E. G. Murray and Miss Ruth Murray were hostesses at a lovely party Saturday after noon, honoring their aunt, Mrs. Laura Boney, on her 60th birth day. The living room, dining room and den were en suite for the occasion. After guests were seated Mrs. Boney was present ed a corsage of flowers by Mrs. Murray. Guests enjoyed several in teresting games, which were directed by the hostesses. Mrs. Boney was presented numerous lovely gifts. Among the gifts was one from her niece. Miss Katie Murray, a missionary to China. After the guests had been served cocoa and sandwiches, Mrs. Murray cut the birthday cake. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. May Wells, Mrs. Ed Weils, Mrs. Hubert Boney, of Teachey, Mrs. Winnie Wells and Mrs. Boney, of Chinquapin, and Mrs. William Murray of Kenansvil'e. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDI NANCE, TOWN OF WAL LACE, N. C. Whereas, a stricter supervi sion over building and remod eling within the incorporated limits of the Town of Wallace is necessary; and Whereas, an ordinance here tofore passed is not adequate to cope with the situation; Now, therefore, be it ordain ed by the Board of Commis sioners of the Town of Wal lace: Section 1. That any and all parts of building ordinances heretofore passed is hereby re pealed, except as to that or dinance setting out the fire zone. Section 2. Any person, firm jr corporation desiring to build, move or repair any building within the incorporat ed limits of the Town of Wal lace shall first apply for and receive a permit from the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Wallace. Section 3. No building shall be erected within the incorpor ated limits of the Town of Wal lace which does not measure up to the standards set out in the North Carolina Code, which has been adopted as standard for this Town. Section 4. Any person found guilty of violating this ordin ance shall be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined not less than $10.00 or more than $50.00 and may be caused to remove said building immediately, it being deemed a separate offense for each and every day said building re mains on the premises after or der to remove. Section 5. This ordinance shall be in effect on and after date of ratification. This ordinance passed and ratified at a regular meeting of - ' 7 wa the Board of Commissioner* of " the Town of Wallace held ia> the Town Hall on the fifth day of January, 1937. W. N. ROSE, | Cleric Jan. 14-21-28 Feb. 4 —84® H DEES PHARMACY | CLEAN UP \l X We have all the “tools” to make house cleaning easy. J [ A , j We sell everything in the Hardware line from a car- ■ j ♦{:• pet tack up. { ! We treat you RIGHT when you deal with us. < > OUR HARDWARE’S BEST—IT STANDS THE TEST J j i A. C. HALL HDW. CO. i I k. WALLACE, N. C. ; [ WALLACE’S WIDEST CHOICE IN LOW-COST CARS RIGHT AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S! BRILLIANT NEW "85" FORD V-8 On* of the finest per formers on the road, improved in gas mile age and quietness! NEW THRIFTY "60" FORD V-8 Owners report 22 to 27 miles per gallon. Most economical car of if* *izo ovor builtl USED CARS ALL MAKES With written money* bac\ guarantee. Used cart at tafe to buy at new onetl WITH the new Thrifty “60” V-8, your Ford Dealer offers the widest selec tion of low-cost cars in history. See him before you decide on anything. Perhaps the best buy for you is a new “85”—smart, economical, and one of the best performers on the road. Or—if economy counts most with you— a new Thrifty “60”—just as big and roomy as the “85,” just as easy-riding, but designed to oper* atefor less than any Ford car ever built. If you want to spend still less, we have R&G used cars— many makes and models includ ing ’35 and ’36 V-8’s—care fully renewed to specifications laid down by the Ford Motor Company and guaranteed in writing, on a money-back basis. Why settle on anything until you’ve seen everything at your price? Come in and see several different cars, side by side; Then put your money into the particular kind of value that will mean greatest satisfaction for the months to come!
The Wallace Enterprise (Wallace, N.C.)
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