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P* Kkound HERE
—wnh—
Mary Lily Blake Phone the News to 300
Mrs. T. S. Cross of Sanford is
spending some time here with her
daughter, Mrs. T. S. Sewcll and
Mr. Sewell.
Mr. and Mrs Cy Rawls and Mr .
Mclvin Willard went to Raiohni
Tuesday.
Coleman Bynum was a business
visitor in New Bern Tuesday.
Mrs. D H. Humphrey of Rich
lands, Roi'te one, is a patient in
the Onslow County Hospital.
Mrs. H. M. Loy. Mrs. Annie M
Price. Mrs. Dick Lewis. Mrs. Boh
Campbell, and Miss Hath iv. ay
Price shopped in New Bern Ttn
day.
Mrs. F. L. Fu -sell and children.
Marilyn and Fitzhugh. •'r I Co --
lina Beach spent Monday Iv-re
with Mrs. Fussfll's si-.fci Mr
David Sabiston.
Mrs. Annie M Price. Mr. Dick
Lewis. Mrs. Boh Carnj»:>• -' Mi
Hathaway Price. Sat. Bill r- rt:• • I
ius. and R. E Mm rill ;pent S
at Swansboro._
Mr. and Mr- D. C Sabs ton u -:v
visitors in Kinston Thin -da
Mrs. M. A. Co well M !•' W
Marine. Mr-. •! C' Petto a i> m 1
Aubrey Cowell were vi m
Goldsboro Tuesday.
Mrs. Gena Lee Williams and
young son. .lack, of I irk • . !
Route two. are patie-'i • at •
Onslow County He-pital
Mrs. Margaret Humplm-v >o
Richlands. Route two. ire ■ n-.
treatment at the On i >,\ Court-.
Hospital.
W. D. Aman and II. L Co-, ii
spent two days in Charlotte- tin
week on business.
Births
Mr. and .Mrs. Abram Cm om
of Richlands annoumv tin- '♦>» «
Of a son on Aiuu-t 28 a? the < >u .
County Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Gable Riggs of
Maysville announce the hirih ■ a
daughter on August at t'n
tow County Hospital
cool, cotton
Looking like a nsiUi>.-» .iollars
helps the time go faster while
awaiting th™ si;:k. This young
officer's wife does it by wearing
cool cottons, anc! the dress she
model-, above »s a brown and while
checked gingham sun ha^k which
h;is a let-out feature at the sides.
A brown jacket covers it for town,
and is a wood streamliner, loo.
400 Block Bridge
Club Holds Meet
§ The 100 HI »( k Bi C'liio met
it 'Mr llOllh- Ul Mi-S \ I I) ... . H
jf 432 South Bu ! Drive. M dway
n ill ind \l VV C Etii on \
ii Hie (•'. chin.' b\ i i'c !11i^.i (•■■ .
NOTICE !
We Are The Only
BONDED FLORISTS
111
JACKSONVILLE
Anc!
Authorized F. T. D.
Flowers By Wire Service
Look For The F. T. D. Sign
VISIT Ol R SHOWROOM *i07 N! IV KKflH'.r Sl'RI I T
THE FLOWER SHOP
Mrs. Mabel Knauft, Prop.
STATE
THEATRE
ADMISSION PRICES
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
Matinees
Adults—35c Children -15c
Nights
Adults—40c Children- 15c
Saturday and Sunday All Day
Adults—40c Children—15c
Saturday—September 1
EDWARD G. ROBINSON
GEORGE RAFT
MARLENE DIETRICH
—in—
"Manpower"
Also Comedy and Cartoon
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
September 3. 1 and 5
DON \MECin:
CARMAN MIRANDA
WILEIAM HENDIX
—in— j
"Greenwir li Village" |
in tfie technicolor picture |
Also the Latest News and a ,
Colored Cartoon j
Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday
September; 6, 7 aiul 8
IRENE DI NM
ALI.AN MARSIIAI I,
VAN JOHNSON
ROODV M.ac DOWELL
—Ill—
"The While Cliffs of
Dover*"
Also the Latest News and a
Colored Cartoon
ATTEND AFTERNOON SHOW
O N SLOW
HCKSONVIUi, N.C
ADMISSION PRICES
At All Times
AFTERNOONS and NIGHTS
Adults—30c
Children I "»e
Saturday —Si'|i!i'in!iiM' "
smii i \ p.i :t\i' i"n
as "Paul Kcvrrc" in
—In—
i>ni ih rlnuii TmiU
Also C'hajiirr No. 3 of
"Haunted Harbor"
\ < oniedy
Sunday and Monday
Srptemher 3 and >
v \ m : <; w » n i v
Jf-'KOiMI. < OU \\
—in—
"Souih of I >i vir
Vlsn tIn* I airs! News, \
i omrdy ami < artoon
Turstla^ and Wednesday
Sepiemlirr and
TOM roWVAY
BAR It \ IIA II MI
- in —
I lie Fit iron on! W c-i
Also Chapter No 7 ol' " I he
Great Viaskan M.vslrry"
A Comedy and a Spoi l Slim t
Thursday and • rid i.v
September 7 and 8
O l TO KIM <.I K
I'M PARRISH
—in—
' Tlirv l.ivc In Fear *
Also the Latest fcews. Colored
Cartoon and a Comedy
S AND AVOID NICIIT CROWDS!
Jeanetfe Abernathy
Weds Cpl. Fred Denzler
H Ynnotmeemenl h.is bem made
of I lie marriage 'I' Svn'i i K • I
Class .1 c.inet!!• \bi-rua'. in <• Kip
Hug and Wash in D. C . ami
Co! Kivrt I )c'i/ • « I'«»;><• .al
and Chicago. The vo a's u ->r • s.t >k
en it: 111.* Mc'i Chtirqh <»t"
Irving Park, ("hie ago. Thursday.
\ a g us t 1", at -1 o'elo i i the J'ht
nonn w ilh Kca . I " Miaina. pa ■
tor of ! he ehureh. ol'fit i iting
The single ring 'erenion.v was
v\ :| iH" sed by 1.10 close t i.-iuU ami
relatives ol the coluple. The bride
w i at I iiTtl in a ;:ou :i i I' Krearh
s.i; m ilcsi airil b\ KVmc .1 e . nor.
amfI lu'i' flower-. ,1'ic u lit! f • •. i.:i
i'!: fr lit "-red by |\\o ,rc!:;d- ^hc
w idea i.- I bv \h Yi i•
I )i n /! ■ i' C"ii --a ii i >! '11 • • 111 ! 111 "41'1 ?1 • "i
a Miaul ■ ■ i imiinr ("pi i"><• n.<!o•* ii i i
'us be si man !'•; rnar 1 ! Mibin. . > i
I'1 lowing ' it- i'i rem mi , a reee-)
' ' ' ' ll.'U at ! ' . S .\ l-> (.'111!)
(ling gliosis and members of the
club I'hc bridal <•»mj»U- remain!' 1
( se\, :v.| „ , j,p-n ,. UU|.
' ' V" ' a i "-«!•■ ima !n vi--;( rclal i * rs
of lite bride
The !■>. <i 11■ t»( Mr. h
\! ' II nib
' ••• a . , 11• d• i\ i1 d i l ie
S|j$Efeial Serviees department ; >
Pn ie Fifdd F • 11\ this % c ir 5 hp en
listed in the WAVES, later attend
CI • , ....... . .1 at < »k! ;|I
A a ad \! i'. !'• ... Sh'i • S •
pov\ i- assigned to the Potomae
H V ■ \ i C mi ma! Ml V\ a- am
ton !' where she will take up
hi"- du- upon ret urn 11 cm fur
i n.-iv1
!•: i > ■
w
( ; ) ; • :1 !i 1 nee: 'im
I vance Xflverii'siu'u aucncy the™
Mr . Mi.TiMl sc:-. ice IVceuiber i'.D
I'» ;i: II • WJ'. i- llli'll I.I I':»; >
Fifi I \ • • \i- b : lit: ii ir • .
fchan .1 \ e ir a w and is in the ari
Mrs. Annie M. Price
Hostess ai Dinner Pariy
O Mi \"«i" M ■ n-• !-: . • !
5t a dinner party, honoring Pfe.
av 1 Mr (I,-1 Vckcr. at ji,-r
h mi. i•:i c il l si Saturd •. i \«•
n .1: e:_:iil i.VIuek
The ummr4 table was cen< • • •.I
v i! i .i h<\« ly ariMiiu-Mneiit •.>! m-v"!
jii mi mer i I 1 a ers Places \\ ere I ml
f. • Mi and Mrs Deiker S ;t and
M Ho'* (';m»i. \l i - • Hal
!'• Mrs Dick law iv. Su' W !
Ii.; c,. jii• I u l; I- Murrili. a: A
M Price
0 Read News an<? Views Want Ads.
0 Mrs. Joseph (1 Thompron of 519
North Butler Drive. Midway I'.ak,
was hostess at a charmingly ar
ranged luncheon and bridge l ist
Tuesday afternoon, honoring M-s
ti S ! ikons, who expels to K- '\'
Midv\a> Park soon for her honi • in
Charlotte.
Covers were laid for eight :»i !\v->
small tables, both centered •• th
1 lowers of \arious shades if vi »! t • I.
Place cards were small \» "n: ■
squares tinged with violet, wit • a
I'oa linos of verso on \irh, which
when read in turn by the gu>-i-.
ci»nve\ed an original and exo r -
sive farewell .sentiment to Mr-.
Likens.
First honors in bridge were
awarded Mrs F I) Williams, and
mh'i'ikI In Mr Floyd Sn♦ herT mi '
com ion -'-Mi to Mr* Lik.
Tho.-e attending. in addition i •
lie- hoste-s and honor guest, v • •
Mrs Tom Brown Mrs. Philip E'sen
Mi in V. P.nil DeHagon. M> - I
M \lcCo> Mrs F D. Willi .mi
and M r- F1 iv tl Sutherland.
Teen Agers Staqe
"Backwards" Parly
# P Tl en \ ei h<
P., 1 \ • .e part \ at Pine I. ! e
M*•:i:I i\ c\e; mi . Buddy Robin -•
and !; ■ ;i\ Pmik ''•1 it were ciled
t ieir e o; •-.it i >n Mrs Fields a
td a - ho-.te-- in!' : he party.
The next Teen-A go party will be
iiel i Monday eveninSept. 1
a i'h i he I id low in.: committ
program Frances Batson. Wall'ice
1:1 a I«"- \In:i 1 Charlwick. and I!
.1 n« n «• tv ivl'ro hments. 1. \\
Pal -on a i1' l-'raiK >' • Fields; >
!•;• M >\ IP dor and C tivlyn Fn
i ' '< M- • Sto\. St.•tan hi. vi •
IV rod and Mr <i F. M mil \
1 re progi am w ill meet at 7:30 p m
Sept I 1. ! . ma!;c plans
I nir • thn o ( hape; ones can n •
-rrn'od ' '»r .• ich pa'!> it wil! ■
■ n'e to co m muc the pi 1
,n \ phooc call to the div< -
tor m, . Fdna Wa1>> . at 358. in-li
uso
Pine Lodge
Outdoor Sports Popular \t I
® T-> i :;t! in out at !' n
I .r i. <• i- SuM-iimm'-' 1 ncr-casin..I
l">pMl;ir in<I w Mh ! iu> addition • '
pui ":i ..-1' 1 l.i a !i : in iiituft* a i■ r
c!t tl of activity at the club is n >w
centered out of doors. Archcrv.
!- pirn tM • .Tl her . -h 'Cv. .,nd 1). i -1 -
ivM -Miroment an* in constant us-*
i )n VVfdnesdav \uqust 23, twen
. m. 111 .i: . .vi ve-. at ended Pie
liinclu 'Mi \ftcr the lunch' ui
were pia\ed
i )'i FnJ.iv evening. Elrov Has
musscn of Iowa prepar°c'. and M*r\
:! .i '11iiMi*i* 'ii honor of Mr. .unl
M'r> !> S. Pinksion Mrs. Pink 1 hi
i- !i iMinan -.f thr operating i n
mit tee of Pi !0 Lod :c and in e
'.i 1 htu 1 -crvice to the club .-he
ha*, made many Friends anions 'm*
.service men.
.N la rue cmwd of -crvice men
ami women um'iI the club fact 11 icv
over I lie week <*nd with 120 pre-. n't
at tlie buPi-i supper. The cominu
!'ii* -inmn' led by Pt'c George
Di i-ker. .iccoiiipanied bv Mi-< Kdna
\e .v by
Ten service men prepared and
-erveil a .spaghetti dinner on Hun
day afternoon.
WIIEKE DISCREET PEOPLE MEET TO EAT
VICTORY DINER
N. I" 14 Jl'S\ INSIDE TOWN LIMITS
STEAKS - SEAFOOD REGULAR DINNERS
FOOD NEWS
}<ni ran tir/Hinl upon grtling tlif
hv,si i/iia(ify mi'ats ami tin• fn'shrst pro
thtw here. JJ *• (h til in tin' best only,
liis ilseye I'roilnets, too.
I;k/ if yon shofi hy telephone. plaee
your orders in time for our tiriee daily
delivery service—owrf in the morning
ami oner in tin' owning. i'htme yonr
orders early ami help lis to help nin the
irar hy conserving gas ami tin's.
J. B. Petteway & Son
Phone l.'{2 J;ick-on\illc. j\. (;,
0 Mrs. J. C. Thompson was hostess
to Circle Number Two of the Wom
an's Society of Christian Serviei
on Monday afternoon at three
o'clock at her home on New Bridge
street.
The meeting opened with devo
tional. led by Mrs A. II. Faroel',
after which minutes of the I.'^t
meeting were read by Mrs. C
r.'tteway. secretary, and the irca
surer's report given by Mrs. \V. !•'.
Brendle.
Following a short business scs
: :.111 presided over by Mrs .1. I*.
Henderson. leader of ihe eire!'\
the hostess, afsisted by Mrs. Car!
Il.iles. served home-made choco
late cake and ice tea.
Present for the meeting were
Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Karnell Mrs.
P, ttewa\. Mi - l'rendle. Mrs || il -s.
Alrv Daisy Bell Henderson. Mrs.
\ B Johnson. Mrs W I. Ketchum,
M,- I : I Salosl m. Mis. H W
Si-Ac!!. Mr*- T. S ( i -•>. and III"',
and Mi - Lion Cray
Miss Taliman Initiates
New Volunteer Service
0 \! - Mildred Taliman set a pre
cedent in volunteer work at New
Bridge Street USO when she, as
-; led by SSgl. Herbie Boson. halv
ed .ziirjerbread for the weekly buf
fet supper last Sunday night Mis<es
1 fen \ SabMon and Klise B:\r-dev.
I'eeiiiu an in to te I Mil-Ire i s
and Hernie\ cnlinars skill. <a
to taste ami .a\el to "police no'
I lie ki tenon after the !».'» miosis ha I
hem -er\'ed
The hot buffet was served in
the warden and was prepared by ;'ie
following service men and tlie r
w l\ e Pvl \ Ka i oil \ est a Cpl
Paul K Ford-ail PI. .or ! M \
• •.•Ionian, ^ I e rid V P..I Pali
hail. ^S ' Hern e K.•-. !). P!e. Kd
\ ,' I I So . ••• S ! Wood I O VV I ».»|| -
. Pfe .1 an Fa i n. Pfc Nick Veto.
Corp. and Mrs Charles Del..tell.
1'vi Donald Pi >wn Mi- ."- Sahi -
ton and Be . le...
The menu consoled of meat loaf
•• \ 1111 ra \ \ mashed putal oe> pea.-,
and carrots, lire ad and butter.
• Mi jei-'oi ead with lemon sam •' and
coll e
675 Surgical Dressings
Rolled in Two Hours
% \ ' '! .i! •' ()7."> 4x4 surgical dres -
ings for 1 !j.- < >11si•»w County III
Cross Ciiapti r wcio made ui a two
iinur ;mm inil la-l i 'lr- la\ al'ti'moon
al ilu« Now I?:i«l ur St root l:SO
11m(Ic Ihi• (Ini-ctinn of Mrs. W. Y.
Richardson.
I..i.!i<• - ; i alIfMulancr wo '«•: Mrs.
'i' IS Kr<tmi■ • Mrs \ II. I'.'riK'll.
Mrs. \11!i II.i: i Mi \\ K Sabis
1 on. Mr-. William Sm<<li>. Mis
Carroll U i n:hl. Mr- .» I) llu-hos.
and Mi s l{:iai <C mi.
FOR Ql ICKEIi I ICTOKY
ui) HouE nut in>\ns
DR. J. O. RAM KR. SR.
DR. N. »I. 1!A\TER
F.yes Examined - - Glasses Fitted
NEW BERN, N. C.
For night appointments,
Call 413 or 334-.T
THE COLA
VRt/VK
+ WITH
^CANADA ORYi
.quality.
dt's aTftotteb
of GOOD TASTE
TOD WE
Wit/iU>.
• Service ' K'i
® Pleasure
® Satisfaction
STOP IN TODAY
Scott's Cafe
Jacksonville, N. C.
0Mir,s Lauara Beatty. homo af*ent.
announces her schedule for next
week as follows:
Monday office in I he morning:
3:00 p.m., training school for cloth
ing leaders will be held at Tar
Landing with Mrs. Harry Moore.
Leaders to attend this school are
from Tar Landing. Sneads Ferry.
Verona and South West.
Tuesday: office in I lie morning:
3:00 p.m.. Hubert club. Mrs. .Johnny
Meadows, hostess: 7:00 p.m.. Verona
club. Mrs. Henry Sandlin. hn.stc.s-:
Wednesday: Contacts with neigh
borhood and 4-11 club leaders;
Thursday: office in the morning:
3:00 p.m . Clothing leaders school
with Mrs. Pauline Sanders at Rear
Creek: leaders to attend this school
are from North East. Hear Creek.
Piney drove. Silverdale. and Hu
bert.
Friday: office in the morning:
3:00 p.m. Haw Branch club. Mr.-.
Christine Scott, hostess;
Saturday: office and market
Youth Club Enjoys
Hay Ride-Weiner Roast
0 Forty members of the Jackson
ville Youth Club enjoyed a hay
ride and weiner roast Wednesday
evening Mrs. Jim Maultsby acted
as chaperone.
The young folks ended their ride
at Mill creek where they roasted
weiners and drank lemonade After
refreshments, group singing was en
joyed.
Max Hyder and Kenneth Maults
by were in charge of arrangements.
Ill V. SMITH TO PIU V II
t Kcv Wade C Smith. Probyter
ian minister, will give an ilkis
irated talk on "Living Letters" at
lite Presbyterian church here Sun
day evening at eight o'el i 1;. Ke\
('arl B. Craig, pastor, will preaen
at the regular morning servic.*.
Household Hints
One of the toes! investments a
enmrnunit\ can make is to see that
il^ children an- well fed. The
school Inne'ii is a syslematie wav
I" provide ;i third In h.df ,,f u,c
child's daily mitrilive needs, l! is
an investment in young people—
NJTICE
Regular Communication of La
fayette Lodge No. 83, A
~ K. & A M. on the first and
\j t li i«"(I Tuesdays of caeh
" month, 8 p.m.. Masonic
II.'II. over .Johnson's Drug
Store. K. C. Warlick, VV. M.
m;i wr.KKATioN
siiivici;
I) rile or Call
<a.oH<a; s si.kvicis
.1 Hiiy.sliorr Hint. Fast.
Jach siiii rillo. I\.
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Light Groceries
Soft Drinks
Ice Cream
Open Sundays
E. H. Cole
1-2 .Mile East of
Midway I'ark on N. C. 24
Hints to use in shopping: Do you
check ceiling prices? Do you keep
a record of your expenditures?
Could you save a larger share
without jeopardizing your family's
welfare? Do you get your money's
because nve Timcrrs appeiren i&
you at the moment?
Do the meals you plan contain
the basic 7 food groups? Do the
lunches vou prepare for the chil
dren and the workers in your
family contain a variety of needed
vitamins?
STOP!
Try Us First!
('.Iran ('lollies
Mean Cool Comfort
Desperate meas
ures aren't need
ed if you keep
your elotlies cool
through perfect
cleanliness.
I'ronifil. thorough. rx/irrl xrrrirr
RAINBOW CLEANERS & LAUNDRY
Itryun lllilfi. Jacksonville, IN. C.
( :on<: ha ri ila tions
Hotel
Walmor
It was a distinct privi
lege to supply the furni
ture and furnishings for
Jacksonville's newest
and finest hotel. We
wish for it many years of
success and prosperity.
Quinn-Miller Co.
Phone 249 Jacksonville, N. C.
APPRECIATION
We wish to stale emphatically that we appreciate having been
a part in the erection ot the
Hotel Walmor
We wish further to congratulate Walter W. Morgan upon erect
ing such a nice building and selecting for it the best of available ma
terials. Modestly, we want to tell you they were furnished by
Builders Supplies Co..
Phone 241 Jacksonville, N. C.

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