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MRS. PICKETT HOSTESS
W. J.) Pickett was has
•"Up dab and several addition
Inawi at 3:301 Club members
ptaorins Uesdamse J. A.
Cwin. I*- A. Header, P- J- Dob^
■k J- E- JesiiU, C. R Guthrie
and Miss Lola M. Hinson while
seretal members were absent.
Visitors playing wore: Mes
dames J. M. Brack, N. B. Boney,
J- H. Wallace. 1. C. Burch, and
H. C. Wells, also Mrs. Gertrude
Cooper ol Wallace, sister of the
hostess. Tempting: refreshments
consisting of a salad (date with
accessaries were served by the
hostess;, assisted by her dAst
daughter. Martha, and her niece
Miss Xylda Cooper of Wallace.
Mrs. J. M_ Brock won high score
for visitors present also the
traveling prize for which she
was given a lovely box of sta
tionery. also a dainty handker
chief. Mrs. J. A. Gavin was giv
en a pretty box of note paper
for drib members high score
prize. Mrs. Cooper was remem
bered with a - handkerchief for
guest of honor distinction.
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Miss Pattie Loftin has been
spending several days, here with
Miss Martha Pickett.
Miss Reha* Pickett has been
visiting relatives in Wallace.
Miss Edna Howard has re
turned to her home at Topsail
after a visit her with her aunt,
Mrs. J. A. Gavin.
Mrs. G. R. Dail spent a couple
of days last week at the Wil
mington beaches with her sis
ter, Mrs. Lee Edwards, of Kins
ton.
Mrs. C. A. Spruill, Jr., of
Goldsboro, spent last Thursday
here with Mrs. N. B. Boney. 1
William Brown, of Goldsboro,
: was through here one day last
I week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gavin ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. McGowan went to Manteo
Saturday where they enjoyed
the pageant that night and re
turned to their home here on
Sunday.
Miss Audrey Umphlett went
to her home near Elizabeth City
last week and was joined with
other members of her family on
a trip to Roanoke Island and
other points of interest near by.
Mrs. T. C. Moore, of Kinston,
who was the former Bruce Wil
tcox, has been here several days
recently with relatives.
Sarah. Pickett accompanied
Helen Hargared McLendon and
other members of the "Mac”
family on a camping trip to
Topsail recently.
Mrs. L. J. Rountree, of Fai
son, has accepted a position in1
the law offices of Gavin and
Gavin..
Call for Livestock
Made by Morrison
Fill North Carolina with pure
bred cattle, swine and poultry1
and check the shipments of'
meats, poultry and eggs into the!
State. North Carolinians are
raising nothing but cash crops
and then spending all the mon
ey they make for food which
••ernes from other places, and
for commercial fertilizer to put
under cotton and tobacco.
Thus did Cameron Morrjwon,
former Governor and Senator,
and now private farmer and cat
tle breedei, sum up the great
need of North Carolina agricul
ture in an address before the
annual summer meeting of the
Jersey Cattle Club held last
week at State College.
Mr. Morrison urged the cattle
men present to band together
to advertise their good animals
iso that the State might establish
a reputation for its herds. Par
tial to Jerseys, the speaker said
they would turn feed into more
dollars than any other dairy
breed. He said it were possible
for the State to become a second
Isle of Jersey.
"Farmers still forme the great :
stabilizing influence in this coun- :
try, and if ever it needs to be |
saved from demoralization and (
ruin, it will be the stable, God- j
fearing courageous people of the i
farms and villages who will
save it,” Governor Morrison de- ;
dared. ,
He stated that another great
need of North Carolina at pres
ent is a closely knit organization
of farmers. They should organ
ize for their own well-being, he
said, and then they could secure
anything that they wanted.
Mr. Morrison declared that
farm animals are needed in any
well balanced program and that
the production of cash crops
alone will never make a happy
and prosperous countryside.
Corn and hay crops in Edge
combe County are being seve
rely damaged by army worms.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the authority con
tained in a certain deed of trust
executed by I. B. Teachey and
Watch and Jewelry
REPAIRING • ENGRAVING
Diamonds 9Watch.es • Jexoelry
A. J. GAVENAUGH
Wallace, N. C.
wife, Laney G._
fL Carter, Trustee, ,
S, 1929, recorded in
»ge 467, Register^ of
bounty; default having
nade in the payment
ndebtedness thereby
lie undersigned will sell
ic auction at the court
ioor in Kenansville, N.
:he 30TH DAY OF
1937, at 12 o'clock noon the
lowing lands:
Beginning at a stake at
run of Oakey Branch
Lot N. one runs South 53
grees 15 minutes East 271
to a stake; thence North 34 i
1390 feet to a stake in the
of lot number three;
North 49 degrees 15 mint!
West 272 feet to a stake
of lot number one, thence
34 West 1402 feet to the begin* .
ning, containing about 8 acres,
more or less.
Advertised this the 29th day i
of July, 1937.
A. H. CARTER, Trustee.
P. J. Caudell, Attorney.
Aug. 5-12-19-26 —872 \
TURNED THE STAGE INTO
A HUMAN MACHINE SHOP.|
The clever idea of a London
night club impresario who want*
ed something new and different!
to bring in the customers. This
article strikingly illustrated,
one of the many features in
the American Weekly with
day’s Washington Herald.
TEAR-AHEAD
FEATURES
VOICE, MUSIC, HI FIDELITY $$
CONTROL—Your ehoico ol Ilr* 5jj?j
dlHoront ton* rang**.
LOCAL STATION INDICA
TORS —Adjustable markers lor
Tow broiito stations.
Wallace, N. C.
AMERICA'S MO