RoesfWner is at home
% lust landed. He was with
kuo branch off,the Signal
stationed in Germany
and Mrs. Bavld Wells and
f visited relatives in
Iboro and Asheboro over
eek-end.
. Audrey Mintz and Miss
ice Mintz of Wilmington
4rs. Jimmie Gatewood of
^twre guests of llr.
and Mr».P. W. Teachey for a
few days last week.
Mrs. S. ft Turner, Mrs. James
Bradford and Mr. Bryan Turner
of Fayetteville spent the week
end with relatives.
Mrs. John B. Wells has return^
ed home, having spent some
time with Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Mohr of Wilmington.
Mrs. P. W. Teachey returned
yesterday from Whiteville where
she visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Powell.
*'"*? pick.up pIo; """'•“ooated
ed *»d lowered. M th**'*?1**1*
°»Pictured hete.il !*« «»<* of the
* flowered
° two . P*
gwedy tocoa^^'^PW «®
•toping fields •#. ®oisture
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RADIO FLASH
■ Listen to the National
Farm and Home Hour,
-with Everett Mitchell
Every Saturday, NBC.
1-1:30 P. M.,
.WPTF, Raleigh
ALUS CHALMERS
SALES AND SERVICE
STEDMAN CARR & COMPANY
Wallace, North Carolina
All Brtjnds Except Golden Tap
or Dromedary
Grapefruit Juice
No. 2 Can 46-oz. Can
16c 36c
Whitehouse Evap.
MILK, 3 tall cans..38c
Margaret Holmes Field
TEAS, No. 2 can.18c
Standard Quality
PEAS, 2 No. 2 cans..25c
Phillips Chicken !! !*i i-»: _ •
SOUP, with Rice.15c
Sunnyfield Rolled
OATS, 20-oz. pkg.11c
Sunny field Enriched White
FJJLIIR
5 lb.
Bag
PLAIN
38c B°aglb' 74c
SELF-RISING
5 lb. AA_ 10 lb- TCa
Bag v9C Bag IOC
COCONUTS, lb.15c
CELERY, stalk.12c
LETTUCE, head 10c
MALAGA GRAPES, 2 lbs. for 29c
TOMATOES, lb...17e
CRANBERRIES, lb.39c
STRING BEANS, 2 lbs. for.25c
GREEN CABBAGE, lb..4%
YELLOW SQUASH, lb..12%
CARROTS, biach.
rawVii '• 'i .i *• irH -r- ~'v- ~ 'iiT
Dr. attfl-Mra. J. W. Straughan
and family and Mrs. J. L. Ward
of Warsaw were dinner guests
on Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Weils,
Sr., have returned home, having
spent some time at Carolina
Mrs. Miller of Quan^ioo, Va.,
Is the guest of her father, Mr.
L. R.\Brown, and family.
Mrs. Hufnnes of Greensboro
is visiting Mrs. E. G. Forlaw
and family.’
Miss Lila Davis Wells of Ken
ansville was the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
CHURCH SERVICE
Rev. Arthur Glazier preached
on Sunday, reading Romans
8:25-39 and using Romans 8:30:
REVIVAL SERVICES
The Rev. Mr. Ormond of Chad
bourn win be theguest minister
and conduct the revival services
at the Presbyterian church the
first week in November. The
public is cordially invited to an
meetings, i: '
Mrs. R. L. Wells, Jr., returned
home Saturday from James'Wal
ker Memorial Hospital, Wilming
^r. and Mrs. S. B. Wells are
spending some time at Kure's
Beach.
Mrs. Charles Bowden and Mrs.
Jake Wells visited Mrs. Julius
Wells at James Walker Memorial
Hospital, Thursday.
Friends.of Mrs. Julius Wells
will be glad 'to know that she
is getting along nicely after un
If it takes 3 pairs of wires to connect 3
telephones ana 12 pairs to connect 6 tele*
phones, how many are needed to connect
12 telephones? The answer la 66! Pur
zling, isn’t it? As these pairs of wires in
crease, expensive central office equipment
increases in proportion. Each additional
telephone means wider service for you with*
out raising your telephone bill. And here’s
something else. Each additional telephone
installed adds to the cost of providing tele
phone service for you and everyone else.
Carolina Telphone & Telegraph Co.
WARSAW
BeWgd tptm'MmrCar*'f°r c™**”
If through some word’of mine
quick tears could start
In egis long dry; if I could bring
relief
To one who knows no surcease
from Mr jnfe,
Saw wise theeomwhm strives to
h^tp must' b€
To speak thfe freeing word; how
v sure the hand'
Must-move ifWiptoUrgibe true•
A'mPr'WuMr- sdertce often cun
i release'
TKr tension* in tfte~ Heart and
f / prin^U * peaae; "
OM^eep me silent! if it would
Be thant my mouthpiece should
Wherewith my own
cowi/frrterf: jjn-.
*»**¥? V
Ir our potato house built and supervised
by the government, at PendeHea there is
curing space for several hundred bushels
of sweet potatoes.
If yop want your potatoes cured he sure
to get in touch with Mr. Joe Beasley at
Penderlea at once an he will he in
charge, or contact B. L Weds or A. HI
Carter in Wallace.
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