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Mr.and Mr*. Edward Mooring
and children at Tarboro spent
Sunday with Mr. ‘Mooring’*
mother, tin. B. J. Mooring.
Mrs. Walter Johnson and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. M..HR
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Johnson
of the Southwood Commonity
and their children visited Bon
dar with Mr. And Mrs. Daniel
THE VERY MERRIEST
CHRISTMAS
•wa with you a Happy Holiday,
and Mra.„.Peroy wmQDen7
Jacksonville. •_
Mrs. Susan Perry and Mrs. H.
A. Tlmberlake #<»e to Golds
boro Saturday. ^
Pred Id** 1» a patient to the
Goldsboro Hospital.
Junior and Sonor
Fellowship* Meet-fig
In Joint Sessniott '
Mesdames Stewart Wooten
and R. J. Mooting ^w.eo-h^
teases to the Junior and Bonior
Women's FelldwShipsof theI*
Orange Christian Church last
Tuesday et*«2* !£?' S"
ten's home. Rdna
dent of the Junior Fellowship,
had charge of the session.
The meetlng_was opened wlth
the singing of “Silent Might1
ter which
(riven by Mrs. Wilson Faulkner.
Mrs. E. A- Button gajeanln
teres ting and taspir^ «*®“*
on “The Gifts of The Wire Men.
A contest was enjoyed by those
present and girts were eadhang
ed after which the hostesses
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Mesdames Britt, .i f
Sutton Hostesses
To Their Book Club
Mesdames W. Q. Britt -and B.
A. Sutton were co-hostesses for
a meeting of their book club last
Wednesday afternoon in Mrs.
Britt’s home where Christmas
decorations' were used In the
rooms where the guest gathered
for the meeting.
President Mrs. John H. Rouse,
Jr., had charge of the session
and conducted the routine busi
ness meeting.
Mrs. J. Con Lanier of Green
ville gave an Interesting talk on
her recent trip to Europe. Fol
lowing this a Christmas contest
was held with Mrs. Lanier and
Mrs. Sai? Edwards winning the
prizes.
The hostesses served coffee
and cake with nuts to Mesdames
Lanier, Rouse, Edwards, Wade
Ferguson, P. M. Button, B. V.
Mooring, Robert Creech, Eugene
Maynard and 8. D. McCullers.
The blooming of some flower
ing plants can be controlled by
regulating the length of day.
3me supply of burlap bags Is
expected tb be adequate for
1092.
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Com hybrid* am moat pro*'
ductlve when planted to cloee
stands and heavily fertilised with
nitrogen, phosphoric, oxide and
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our
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TOYS AND FURNltURE
CHRISTMAS •
BELL - STUART FURNITURE CO.
La Grange, N. C.
CHRISTMAS > ■
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There is Nothing Finer
than to Live in
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January opens with a bang
in North Carolina. You can
hunt quail, grout* and turkey
through the 3lit. Early in the month
at Pinehurst, January 4-10, v(ill be held the
34th Annual Field Trials.
And to get an early start on the new year's
business the big Furniture and Rug Market
opens in High Point, January 21—lor 2 weeks.
Farmers can take it relatively easy making
plans, securing seed and getting ready lor
the kitchen garden.
And around the cozy hearth
fires most of us can relax in
the evening with a temper
ate glass of beer-sold
under our State ABC
System pl legal contra/
that is working so writ.
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North Carolina Division
UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION,