H. D. PATTERSON
Wallace, N. C.
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Effective Today - Matinee, Sunday
Thf Friday 3:15; Night 7:00 P.M.
Sunday, October 13 - .14
IF I’M LUCKY
starring Vivian Blaine, Perry Como
and HaYry James
Tuesday, October 15
MR. ACE
starring George Raft
Wednesday, October 16
TORRID ZONE
starring James Cagney
FROM RAINBOW VALLEY
(In Color)
starring Monte Hall
Thursday and Friday, October 17 -18
BACHELOR’S DAUGHTER
starring Gail Russell, Claire Trevor
Friday Night — Owl Shthk1 *
— Also Picture —
SHADOWED
■V."
with Richard Dix
Saturday, October 19 '
LAST OF THE WARRENS
with Bob Steele
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SSSSS3B
OWL SHOW
A ll Star Musical Cast
erorp Pane 6) '
sandwiches were
__.Mrs.
Wilmington.
After the bride and
the first dice of cake it was
served by Mrs. John H.' Carter
of Kinston, aunt of hostess.
During the evening dancing
was enjoyed.
Wedding Breakfast
Mrs. A: J. Cavenaugh and
Mrs. H. M. Morrison honored
Miss Mildred Hussey and Major
Lorraine Austin with a wedding
breakfast on Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Morrison.
Quantities of pink gladioli and
dahlias were arranged in the
living room and white flowers
Were used in the dining room.
The bridal table was covered
with a beautiful linen cut work
and lace cloth and centered with
a silver bowl of white carna.
tions, feverfew and roses. Brid
al place cards were used with a
large white marline bow, show
ered with tube roses and center
ed with a corsage of dainty white
flowers, marking the bride’s
place and a corsage of pink
roses denoting that of the bride’s
mother.
Mrs. John Stanley assisted the
hostesses in serving the guests
who included members of the
bridal party and out-of-town
guests.
WALLACE P.T.A.
MEETS TUESDAY ,
The Wallace P.T.A. will meet
at the Wallace High School audi
torium on Tuesday, October 15,
at 3:30 o’clock.
All parents are urged to attend
the meeting.
AT HOME
Friends of Mr. D. D. Blanchard
will be pleased to learn that he
returned home Tuesday and is
getting along nicely, after under
going an operation in the James
Walker Memorial Hospital, Wil
mington.
WOMAN’SCLUB WILL
MEET OCTOBER 17
The Wallace Woman’s club will
meet Thursday afternoon, Octo
ber 17, at 3:30 o’clock at the
SPEAKING OF DANGEROUS
CHEMICAL'S—LIQUOR AND
Gasoline when combin
ed IS iVi’MOST OEADLV
I CAN THINK,
j I OF.
Can you think of a bet
ter place to buy fer
tilizer, feeds, seeds,
Buckeye tobacco cur
ing systems or horses
and mules than the
Johnson Cotton Com
pany of Wallace? We
invite you to make
\yourJ selections from
our complete stock.
This is your store . . .
with prices you’ll ap
preciate.
?£ Furniture, Leather
Harness, Cart Wheels
and Carts complete
with bodies, Hammer
mills, Turner Hay
Presses, Terra Gotta
Tile,. Bolen Garden
Tractors, Gibson
Tractors. ,
Don’t forget our .Johnson’s
Better Grade Fertilizer . . .
Cyanamid for weed control
on tobacco beds . . . Atlacide
for killing weeds and grass
in fields and yards.
\
Remember Dor
JOHN'DEERE
REPAIR SHOP
()rhnbcnCrttm (o.
y OF WALLACE,INC
Yesul. St
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BIRTH kmmUNCBMEHT
Mr. and_Mfs. George S. Ahl
fleld of Arlington, Va., announce
the birth of .a son, George Wil
liam. October 5, at Washington,
D. C. Mrs. Ahlford is the form
er Helen Evans of Wallace.
TOWN OF WALLACE, NORTH
CAROLINA WATER BOND
ANTICIPATION NOTE
Sealed bids will be received
until 11 o’clock a. m., October
22, 1948, by the undersigned at
its office in the City of Raleigh,
N. C., for a $6,000 Water Bond
Anticipation Note of the Town
of Wallace, North Carolina, dated
October 15, 1946, maturing April
15, 1947 (without option of prior
payment), and bearing interest
at not more than 6 per cent per
Hie note to being issued to an
ticipate the receipt of the pro
ceeds of a like amount of Water
Bonds.
Delivery of note on or about
October 29, 1946, at place of pur
chaser’s choice.
Bidders should specify the
interest rate (not exceeding 6
per cent per annum), and the
City and the bank therein at
which principal and interest
shall be payable. There will be
no auction. The note will be
awarded to the bidder offering to
purchase the note at the lowest
interest cost to the Town, such
cost to be determined by de
ducting the total amount of the
premium bid from the aggregate
amount of interest upon the note
until its maturity. No bid of less
than par and accrued interest
will be entertained.
☆a service
TO
AGRICULTURE
with
Everett Mitchell
•
| Whitey Berquist and the
Homesteaders Orchestra
^ •
p Farm and Home Quartet
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USDA Reports from Washington
♦
Special News and Events
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« USDA Markets
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PLUS CHALMERS
I TK-.r TOR Division ■ MIlWAUKf t 1 U. S *
^ ,1:00 - 1:30 p.
m.
WPTP
Raleigh, N. C.
STEDMAN CARR & CO
WALLACE, N. C.
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Bidders must predent with
dr bid a certified check upon
Inoerporated bank- or trust
npany, payable unconditional
ly to tne order of the State
Treasurer of North Carolina for
$30. The right to reject all bids
ia reserved. The approving ante
ion of Maaflich and Mncad
New York City, will be taajji
ed the purchaser.
Local Government CoinnaM
Br W. E. Einnua^
Secretary of the Com mUetem
Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N.Y.
PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF WILMINGTON
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KINSTON
‘WORLD’S
TOBACCO CENTER’
Buyers Are Red Hot
LAST WEEK’S AVERAGE
(GROSS) .
MONDAY’S AVERAGE
Gross Average $59.71
(PRODUCERS) ......
The Rush Is Slouiing Down
And Kinston Warehousemen Can Give Growers Quickest And High
est Sales of ANY MAJOR MARKET IN THE EAST...
SELL WITH THE mT LEADERS IN HIGHEST PRICES
LONG DISTANCE FARMERS EXTENDED EVERY COURTESY
KINSTON TOBACCO MARKET