Hr. and M«. Edward Hoot
ing and children of Tarboro
spent the weekend with Mr.
Mowing’s mother, Mrs. R. J.
‘Mooring. ■
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hardy and
Ruth Glenn Hardy of Raleigh
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Lena Hardy.
Alice Rountree visited Mrs.
Susan Perry Sunday afternoon.
No Limit to Gifts
Daunting free gifts at Eastern
Rulane Sales is diffiult for cus
tomers this week. Eastern Ru
lane Sales is giving 45 gifts of
fine aluminum ware, cookbooks
ail food mixes to buyers of
Hardwick gas ranges—and cash
tfue-bu on old ringes of $50.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marston Smith
of Mount Olive ware Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sid lay
ers. t .. /
Mr. and Mrs. L JL Pearce and
daughters of Princeton and
Mrs. Clara Gardner of Golds
£S,2*ESw^5S,0fifr
and Mrs. £. w. waiters..
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. White and
Mrs. White’s sister, Mrs. Lucille
Schweikert, of Goldsboro were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Kinsey. •
Mrs. Beatrice Hadley has re
turned home after spending the
winter In Lexington. Ky., with
her daughter, Mrs. Fat Paterson,
and. MT. Paterson.
Mrs. Sid Myere and M»- M.
R. Garris were in Goldsboro
Tuesday. •
Dave Herring and Harvey
Hardy, Jr., State students, are
spending the spring holidays
with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wood Herring
and Ed Herring and Mrs. Mae
Creech spent) Sunday in War
saw visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Herring. >
Emma Hudson of Elm City
spent the weekend with her
niece, Mrs. Bryant Herring,) and
family. l .
Beth Webb, John Mitchell, Jr.,
and Qerald Moringo, Duke abl
ating at his home after being
a patient at the Veterans’ hos
pital at Fayetteville .
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. McKinnle
of Durham visited Mrs. Lenore
and Frederick Barwlck Friday.
WINS SCIENCE PRIZE . . . E.
»Im FUittp*, 18, of Lincoln.
Mus., won toy . Westinghoose
(rand science scholarship with
essay on "Compression of Liquids
and Gases under Gravitational
and Centrifucal Forces.”
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CHAMPION EGG-LAYER . . . Patricia Ryu holds "flea «•.”
fvtiito celebrattar her Ifirti birthday at General Mills 1
Research Farm new Detroit, Mich. Na. 21* haa laid ““
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Mrs. Margaret Phillips of
Greenville spent the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. Lenore Ber
wick.
Mrs. Reid Ross of Fayette*
vlHe visited her aunt, Mrs. Le
nore Barwick, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Childress
of Rocky Mount spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rhodes.
Mrs. Eunice Rouse and Misses
Annette and Janette Rouse and
T&hnadge Rouse spent Sunday
In Warsaw with' Mrs. Rouse’s
dfttifftter.
Rev. and Mrs. Malbert Smith,
of Fayetteville, announce the
birth Of a son, Malbert Smith,
ttt at Hlghsmlth Hospital In
Fayetteville. Mrs. Smith is the
former Virginia Little of La
Orange.
Mr*. E. B. Wooten
Has Her Club At
Home* on Monday
The strawberry acreage $gr<
harvest in North Carolina titf*
year la currently estimated pfe
1,000 acres, about 19 per cent
below the 2,100 acres harvested
in 1953. FM: -
LADIES HATS
$1.98 m
Full Line of
TOPPERS
SHOES AND
SHOP AT SIDNEY’S TO BE
THE BEST DRESSED IN
THE EASTER PARADE!
TOPPERS $6.95 up
SUITS $9.95 up
DRESSES $4.95 up
BLOUSES $1.95 up
| HOSIERY 79c up
SHOES FOR THE
ENTIRE FAMILY
MEN’S DEPT
SUITS $2450 up
SHIRTS $1.98 up
Lumber Jacket* $4.95
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