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Tabor City tribune., June 19, 1963, Page 3, Image 11
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Another ining that has been
greatly cheapened through ov
erproduction is legislation.
«■nil harangue at U. N. «eesioT*,
they would be willing to pav
for the privilege.
Bethel News
I ny MKS. LLOYD 1IINSON
WRITTEN FOR LAST WEEK
Mrs. Ray Duncan, a recent
bride* was honored Friday
evening with a shower, at the
Fellowship Hall of the church.
Co-hostesses were Mis. Byron
Cox and Mrs. Johnnie Powell.
The honoree was presented
a corsage of white roses upon
arrival.
Games were directed by Mrs.
Johnnie Powell and Miss An
gelia Powell. Prize winner was
Mrs. IvTaure Gore.
The Hall was pretty with ar
rangement of white gladiolus
, and greenery. The gift table
was covered with a white linen
cloth and laden with gifts.
After the honoree opened her
many nice and useful gifts,
refreshments were served from
; an appointed table, overlaid
with a white linen cloth and
centered with an arrangement
of white lilies and greenery·.
Miss Carolyn Duncan served
punch from a Crystal Punch
Bowl. Misses Linda Duncan.
Saundra and Shelie Cox. Mrs.
Bennie Duncan and Mrs. John
nie Powell and Mrs. Byron Cox
assisted in serving nuts, potato
chips, vegetabl thins, ritz
crackers with cheese spread,
mints and cup cakes to ap
proximately thirty guests.
Miss Linda Duncan presided
j at the register.
The Bethel Home Demon
stration Club met recently at
the home of Mrs. Johnnie
Powell. Mrs. Powell gave the
devotion.
Mrs. Elaine Blake. Home
Agent of Whitev.Ue gave the
Demonstration on Dress For
The Occasion. Mrs. J. C. Ward.
Jr. gave out pamphlets on
Table Setting and Care. Ques
tions and Answers Session fol
lowed.
The hostess served assorted
cookies and soft drinks to the
eight membbers present.
Vacation Bible School closed
at Bethel Friday. We had a very
successful one and we wish lo
thank each and everyone who
helped in any way.
Twenty-two members of the
I Β it ιοί Woman's Society of
Christian Service met at the
I chdrch Sunday night for Ihfir
I regular meeting with Mrs. J. Ε
Lone presiding.
Mrs. W. L>. Gore presented
the piuKiuin entitled The Na
tion Council of Churches — I
What It Is and Does. Those
taking part were — Mrs. J. E.
Long. Mrs. J. C. Ward, Mrs. .
Howard Ward. Mrs". V. B. Ward ι
and Ms. Uuton Long.
Mrs. Coolidgc Wright was a.
visitor.
A general clean-up will begin j
at the church Friday morning
at 8.00 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Woodarii.
of Hamlet. Mr. and Airs. Rich
ard Barkley. Danny and Jef
fery of Gastonia were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lewis. Billy
and Daphne Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Johnson.
Ronnie, Rita, Peggy. Deanna. j
Nancy anil Elaine llinson were
at Lake Wacci|maw Sunday. ι
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Powell!
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. P. j
W. Ray of Whitevillc to Wil
mington Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Strick- j
land. Cyn'hia Stanley. Ber
Hunt and Ronald Hinson were;
at Lake Waeeamaw Sunday |
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ressie Hinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Gurganus, Teresa
and Kent returned home Tues
day of last week from visiting
relatives in Florida. Mrs. Bert
Gurganus who had visited there ι l·
for some time returned home I Ii
j also. j Λ
Mr. and Mrs. Bernnie Vero- ι
nee. Bernard anil Cheryl of
Richmond, Va. spent the week
end here with relatives. Ber
nard remained here for the
summer.
Kent Gurganus is a patient,
at James Walker Memorial
Hospital in Wilmington. He
underwent surgery last Friday
His mother is with him. ;
Teresa Gurganus of Lebanon j
Is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Ressie Hinson.
MORE MORE
Visiting the J. D. Hinson's
recently wen—Mr. and Mr::.
Jennings Edge. Gary and Ad
! ι ianna. Mrs. Boy Trest aiul ι
ι Roy, Jr., Mr. anil Mrs. A. 1).,
Mcl.amb of Shallotte. Janus
McLamb of Ash, and HaroM j
Babson of Whiteville.
Mr. anil Mrs. Tom Gore and |
Jeffery, Jiinmie Gore and
Mary Gilliland were in Tim
monsville and at the Beach
Sunila.v.
Mr. and Mrs. AI Koach, El- !
•Ii, Beth and Lee of Char
>tte were weekend guests of
Ir. and Mrs. C. W. Todd. Bar
y. M.i/.zie and Kim at the
teach home at Howell's Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vaught
nd Linda Gore were in Green
ille Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hinson 1
nd Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. J. j
I. Hinson attended The VV»1— ;
ains IUiritan Picnic at Lake '
iTaccamaw last Thursday al't
inoon. They, visited Mr. and j
Irs. Linkney Williams of
'larendott that night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gore and
mis were visiting relatives in
lour«•.sville recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ander
en ο I XVhiteville were Sunday .
light supper guests of Mr. '
David Ward of UNC is
home for the Summer.
Ben Hunt a student at NS
HEO. Charlotte spent the
weekend here.
Mrs. Mattie Gore and Neldia
of Clinton accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Hinson to An
drews. S. C. where they were
weekend guests of Mr. an.l
Mrs. Foster Reynolds.
Mitchell Strickland and Lloyd
Hinson enjoyed fishing :;t
Town Creek Saturday.
Happy üirthday to—Howard
Ward, Jr., Walter Ward, Judy
Long. David Lung, Sterling
Duncan. Saimny Williams, j
Fred Herbert, Jerry Stephens, I
Tommy Anderson, Patsy Gore j
Collins, David Ward, Annie j
Pearle Carlisle King, and
Danny Lung, and Billy Lewis. I
and Mrs. Norman Ward.
' MEN ARE HAPPY IN HANES!
Reinforced «eckbaai
keeps its shape, 'j
Hanes is America's
' favorite T-shirt—size-fast,
highly absorbent, and it's
cut long to stay tucked in.
Small, medium, large,
extra large. Still
3 for $2.95
And did ytu ever hear
of shorts with a seamless
seat! Nothing to bind! Hanes
Giwies® are Sanforized®
and bias-cut to g-i-v-e in the
^stretches. Two styles in <
solid white or stripes.
28 to 44. Still
3 for $2.95
Reinforced straps make this
Hanes undershirt very dura
ble, yet you pay no more!
Highly absorbent combed
cotton. Full-cut to stay
tucked in. S-M-L-XL
Still onlv
3 for $2.50
Reinforced supporting seams
make Hanes double-panel
briefs a bigger buy than J§
ever! Knit from soft, ~
absorbent cotton—white as
white can be! Heat-resistant
elastic in waistband and
leg openings. 28 to 44.
Still
3 for
HANES
$2.95
RUEY'S CLOTHING STORE
TABOR CITY, N. C.
Γ
CARLOAD SHIPMENT |
LAWN MOWERS
λαηγ Styles And Sixes To Choose From |
W. F. Cox Company ha« a few
of the famous easy-spin heavy
duty lawn mower with 3 horse
power Brigg· · Stratton motor,
finger tip control and adjustable
wheels equipped with the new
snarlc safety blade for a longer
life. These mowers are built to
out last all other mowers on the
market and are the finest mowers
that money can buy.
For the lazy person that likes
to ride see the all New Roof
Rider.
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r oiks, W. Γ. WA vv/mrnni ι· 1··»»»«».^ »« v« u..uc uv nuul, lleavv UUIV . _w_
Mower. Thi. fower has a β horse Wisconsin Air C ool Heavy Duty Motor. All the power you need for
all your mowinf jobs, large or small. This mower has a heavy duty one unit electrical welded
frame construction, heavy duty rim fripper tires wi th all steel welded wheels. They are also nromotina
i S-S 24" ROOi M0W" W',h ·" ,h* U'*" '»1»«.·".»... Th.r. i. mower ,1.1.7.« aTSTIK
The W. F. Cox Company has
also the Famous Hard·· Tractor
Sprayer. The Sprayer every
body's talking about Get the old
worm before he fete your to
bacco with a Hardee Tobacco
Spray aft W. F. Cox Company,
Tabor City and Loris.
Mr. Farmer now that you have
your tobacco out, what are you
doing about the old Tobacco
Worm? Are you going to let the
worm get your tobacco before
you fe him? You won't if you
hare a Bull· Eye Bug Catcher.
The Bull· Eye Bug Catcher will
cut your insecticide 75% and ha·
a money back guarantee. Get
your bug catcher at W. F. Cox
Company, Tabor City and Lori·
today. · «
TAKE A LOOK
AT THOSE APPLIANCE CORPSf
iWoRN OR FRAVEP CORPS COUIO START
A P/SAS7ROOS f/RE-PERHAPS COST YOU
YOUR HOME... VOUR J-/FE. /ASPECT YOl/fiC
—REPLACE PEFECTtVE CORK IMMEPtATELVf
Waccamaw Gets OK
For New Branch
C. L. Titr, President of
the Waccamaw Hank and
Trust Company announced
today that approval for e>
tiblishinu a full power bilk
in Lumberton has been re
ceived from the Federal Iii·
surance Corporation.
They further announce
they hope to be open and It·
ready for the operation the
latter part of July.
ELECTROLUX
Vacuum
Cleaner
SALES
To All Types
Repairs & Service
Vacuum Cleaners
E. W. HENDRIX
Post Office Box 71
Tabor City — l'hune 3071
lit presenting a «»rfes of 52 arts on«· each Kcfk on (lie
"Cars of the rast" and the f irs! person to clip this ad and
bring to the dealership with the correct name and year
model of the car written on the ad will receive ON'K
SILVER DOLLAR. In case o.ic correctly identifies the
car ONE SILVER DOLLAR will b,· added each week,
until the car name ar.d model is Ruessrd correctly.
Progressive City Motor
Sales- Inc.
four Friendly Ford Dealer
/ίΓΓΓΐ*
hWfi SERVICE
SALES
NEW CARS AND TRUCKS — » SEI» CARS
Cure-A-Motic Jet Tobacco Curer
''Positively No Green — No Sweat — Less Oil"
——j— tsfi
The New Cure-A-Matic Jet Tobacco Curer was designed for safe, economical, depend·
able curing. Cure-A-Matic features all galvanize Heat Duct Construction, leg supports
for faster installation, twin-nozzles for efficient oil combustion and short burner for
more convenient service.
★ ★
Special
Features
★ ★
The heart of the Cure - A - Matic Jet is the
Automat! c Advance Thermostat which auto
matically advances the heat gradually to prevent
freining and sweating of tobacco. This control
is standard on Cure-A-Matfc_"eOO".
Specially designed combustion chamber gives
best distribution of heat. Standard equipment
on Cure-A-Matic "500" and "600".
■ miü 3πυντ ι,υκ£·Α·ιΠΑ ι it LUKtä KUR LESS!
MOST 1β χ 20 BARNS CURE FOR ! ESS THAN $20.
Prices Start At $245 Installed.
See Ths New Advance In Curing At The
W. F. COX CO. TABOR CITY, N. C.

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