By MBS. BABB FOUNTAIN
Mr. M. A. Sutton and son Mich
ael, of. Charlotte, returned home
§ Saturday, following a visit of sev
eral days with her parents, Mr.
and -Mrs. Sanford Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fountain
and children visited her father,
D. B. Bradshaw, and Mr. Slid Mrs
Hyden Bradshaw near Charity
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Foy Brown and
son, of Jacksonville, were dinner
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Fountain.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fernle Wood Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Home, Mr. and
Mrs. S. I. Fountain, and Mrs.
Lauria Fountain.
Wijson Fountain of Wilming
ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ruffin
Simpson over the week-end.
Members of the Muddy Creek
Primitive Baptist Church held
their regular quartaily meeting
.Saturday and Sunday, with one
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addition to the church Sunday
momirtg Baptismal services wtere
held Sunday afternoon at the
Floyd Pond, by the Rev. Ransom
Gurganus, of near Jacksonville.
Mr. Elsie Walton and daughter
Hazel, Mrs. Horace Walton, Mrs.
Oscar Futrell and Mrs. Femie
Walton were visitors of Mrs.
Ransom Fountain one afternoon
this week.
Miss Ernestine Cavenaugh of
near Chinquapin spent one night
last week with Loraine Fountain.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Orville Fountain
and baby, Mrs. Nora Fountain,
Mrs. Lydia Brown and children
visited their aunt, Mrs. Polly
Fountain of Wilmington, Sunday.
They also visited the azalea gar
dens.
Mrs. Paul Fountain and Mrs.
Graham Fountain attended the
funeral of William (Bill) Bon
ham Monday afternoon at Is
land Creek Baptistphurch.
Those from here who attend
ed the REA meeting in Burgaw
Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Fountain, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Fountain, S. I. Fountain, Mrs.
Nora Fountain and Clifton Foun
tain.
Mrs. Henry Baldwin and son
Henry Jr., of Raleigh, returned
home after several days visit
with heer mother, Mrs, Sudie
Bryan.
Misses Margarette Jones and
Lucille Leary were visitors in
Raleigh recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Brock of!
New Bern spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. Sudie Bry
an.
Carl Wood, who accidenlty in
jured his eye Friday of last week,
was taken to James Walker Hos
pital in Wilmington for’treat
ment. He is improving nicely.
His friends hope he will recover
speedily.
Chinquapin News
By VADA MALLOY
The Beta Club of Chinquapin
High School is sponsoring a tal
ent show, to be presented at the
school auditorium Wednesday
night, March 15, at 7:30, accord
ing to the secretary, Miss Emma
Jean Greene.
Participating in the show will
be students of the school as well
as other residents of the commu
nity, in, a variety of acts, songs
and dances. Members of the club
hope to raise money through
this means to pay their way to
the state Beta Club convention
in Baleigh. They promise an
evening of excellent entertain
ment to all those who attend.
BUILDING
Now On Hand at Z. J. CARTER & SON
mow White Asbestos Shingles
All Types of Moulding
Clear and Select Oak Flooring
Sheet Rock ' '
Rock Lath
Rock Wool -
Asphalt Shingles " :
Corner Bead
Plaster and Finishing Lime
mnaows ana uoors
Roll Roofing
Brick Siding
Paints Of All Rinds
8 ■ Pound Roof Tin
5 - V Roofing
Mortar Cement
Cement
Cement Blocks
Lime
Gutters
Builders' Hardware
Tile -
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NEED FUEL OIL., KEROSENE
gasoline? For prompt service,
call E. & B. Oil Co. Phone 208-1,
Wallace, N. C.
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FOR SALE — ONE BLACK
Mule Weight 1500 lb, reason
able — H M. Price. Rose Hill,
N. C.
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USE BELL’S TESTED TOBAC
CO Seed next year. Many varie
ties. Grown in Nash County.
Your local dealer: H. D. Patter
son.
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BONEY'S RADIATOR AND
Welding Shop. Radiators are
cleaned and repaired. Electric
And Acetelyne Welding. All
work guaranteed. Evans Bd
ney. Phone 231-6. tfe
ORDER NOW: SOUTHER
land’s Quality Chicks, hatch
ing Tuesday and Friday of
each week. Southerland Hat
chery, Wallace, N. C. Phone
392-1. tf
SPECIAL WATCHES CLEANED
$2.00 can repair all kinds of
watches and clocks was watch
maker in the army bring it to
me for free estimate all work
guaranteed. Elbert Outlaw
Watchmaker in Caison’s Gro
cery Store near Bus Station in
Wallace N. C.
FOR THE BEST IN TIRES—
Buy Goodyear. All sizes for
passenger mars, trucks, trac
tors. Call or write E. & B. Oil
Company. Phone 208-T, Wal
lace, N. C.
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NOTICE
Having acquired Wallace Ice
and Coal Co., Wallace, and Stout
Ice and Coal Co., Burgaw, we will
not be responsible fc- any debts
or obligations due by W. E. stout
trading under above titles prior
to January 17; 1950.
Claude Hepler.
1911- run Feb. 16, 23, Mar. 2, 9
CORN WANTED: $1.20 FOR
white and $1.25 for yellow per
bushel in shuck. Mill days,
Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays,
Wallace Feed Mill Wallace,
N. C. Telephone 4966.
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PLENTY OF GOOD WATER
from a drillled well. Write for
illustrated booklet and esti
mate, giving direction and
how far you live from your
postoffice. Heater Well Com
pany, Inc., Raleigh, N. C.
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FOR RENT: SEINE FOR SHAD.
Contact Johnny „ Stallings,
Route 3, River Road Wallace,
N. C.
8tp out ml3
DO YOU NEED YOUR WATCH
clock or radio repaired? Bring
it to Sanderson’s Jewelry and
Appliance Store next door to
The Wallace Enterpirse, Wal
lace, N. C. Work guaranteed.
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FOR SALE. CRUSHED CORN
cob-chick litter. Excellent for
brooder ahd laying house. Mill
days, Tuesdays, Fridays, Sat
urdays. * Wallace Feed Mill,
Wallace, N. C. Tel.4960.
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FOR RENT: THREE 2 AND 3
room apartments in Teachey
cheap. Write R. W. Wells,
1700 Walker Ave., Greensboro,
n. c.
8tc out mar 27
TYPING SUPPLIES— TYPING
paper, erasers, carbon paper,
yellow or onionskin second
sheets, typewriter ribbons,
Tempora colored inks for sign
painting, etc. The Enterprise,
Wallace. t f
BABY CHICKS — SPECIAL
Price for one week only $9.95
a hundred. Southerland’s Hat
chery, Wallace, N. C. Phone
392-1.
2tc out Mar. 9.
FOR SALE: CERTIFIED PORTO
Rican sweet potato seed, Lou
isiana strain. Copper colored
skin. Elbert Scholar, Route 4,
Wallace, N. C.
2tp out Mar. 9.
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM
unfurnished apartment, private
entrance, and private bath
‘aao^s aoqs s^pc-ig X[dde
Wallace, N. C.
2tc. out Mar. 9.
Two new home demonstration
clubs were organized in Nash
County last month. They are loc
ated at Strickland and Cockrell’s
Cross Roads.
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