.OCIAL
i scrvita, - r if those
i ? 0 in t - kmd-of-thing,
1 a n..k they are tak-
a n.
l ter
i.cy is da
bad ns to be
n and believe
can
VP
, tJ row that "tan-'r
. promotes health." Xt -;,c
ty a peach tiec '
Ut was an effective n-v
i .r. About 'the " '
,,w used is the elo'. i
t
e renowned students a
of the leading unlv
. country-say, that, I
.:velt usea the bft- t
a la emphasized by IN l rsua.
ana inenuiy u v. -
th President u IH6 simp-
v,t
h
a dic-
From u t uliable source we
are t ' ie South la today
one " ' Uiiest parts of the
gn 1 i uLt the older people
i or when epidemics
1 : p urban centers and
try Sides,, spreading
i taking a toll In dollars
. 3, not counting Jives iohi
sometimes ran Into the bun
.i of millions. The public health
v si has changed that and made
t i Gouth preeminently healthy re
l ion it has become. , , ,
Let us preservo the gains for
they are of the utmost Importance.
Only a fraction of each tax dollar
goes for public healtb.1 No other
money yields greater or , more
provable returns. , ' .'-
i - It has been said that we are
Warsaw P. T. A. was held m the
auditorium of the Grammar School
building on Thursday evening, Feb.
ruary 21st, at -7:30 o'clock. : The
President, Mra Henry L. Stevens,
Jr.; was in the chair and called the
meeting to- 'order. -America was
sung, as an opening number, fol
lowed by the Lords Prayer, re-1 , ... Q ' .
peatcd in unison. Miss Elise Gib-,
the President u the simp- t M v(j find fm our
language ,and at a.l times ms t cause
ratheUc nature ajus tnterest ta cosmic process called
lUg him a most convtacing v pronounced us bo, nor
(ttker.
Ar'
r d
men have pronounced us so, nor
.(are we insignificant ..Because wi
her popped up U Ptn- to ft of Fame We are jj
said "Every family secret coun
. at least ne innocent our tad edl
e." He thought they ai gaUafactorv bv our -own con-
science
.rPnt French Academy of , The great man Js the fellow wno
" 8reat "".J'. dresser at un
deWc downed 57 W-eU th
rTnrJ T deadlytaslng or hand an honest smile, whether he sells
hakng A majority of these medl- gaMlt a filling station or Ustens to
rienUesUhave gone on record ga, m United SUtes Senate. If
. onvlntf that the ;cuw" v ne can urug m m" ?
nnTa kiss on each cheelf is m mind and body, but loan within,
stowing ;,. than bw murh
more hygiemo anu uv t-- uji reswin ?-w :
the custom of shaking hands. And he ta worthr no rating system can
that tney unum uwi" mctwuio .
average person's hands than on his ; -, . q , , -
liDS. Since the -usual hand-clasp is WARSAW
... irpr than the cheek - nniTKnH ANNOUNCEMENTS
uiiw -0- -- ,.rfi ... , ,,. ,.rft tA
kiss it' is more apt w ? .,.'i'aa puDiic i coiiuttujr m".v w
eerms than the former. These attend services at the Presbyter
French Medical acienUest didn't lan church on Sunday, morning,
tell WO AUW"-o j jiuuvu -T - r-
. . .,. ia ijuls and lass - , , . o
discovered that im, nubile is Cordially Invited to
unnltarv tnan-,ti5ni BBrvirnn nt the Methodist
me ru - -- -- - ,
the handshake - ' ! church on Sunday morning March
, p , 3rd at 11 o'clock and Sunday even
Ware as strong for economy Ing at 8 O'clock: . ' ; - y ;
' in eovernment as the next one, cm . , - ... - .- .l.
- whenever we see a . community - japan wiuia ioroe ia" "'ul
.i f.in tn Btarve iu public to dominate trade. , '
son, secretary, read me Minutes
of the January meeting, Mrs. Stev
ens called for a discussion in re
gards to re-arranging - the shrubs
at Elementary Schools Definite
plans were made and work was be
gun on them the following day.
Pupils from - the . sixth grade
gave two most attractive. playlets
about famous men born in Feb
ruary, ehtiUed, ".Her home Work,"
and. "The colors tn uur iag.-- ev.
JOeorge W. Blount, pastor of the
local Methodist church - gave a.
most beneficial and interesting
talk on. "Are Our Children Relig
ious?' The pupils ofjdrs. Paul Pot
ter of the sixth grade won the at
tendance prize for having most pa
rents present , I .
The'1 President' announced the
next P. . T ,.A. meeting would be
held at the Warsaw High School
building with the Home Economics
Department in charge of the meet
Ing. -..a - .-, ').
O Frequent, Convenient locaf Schedules
O Crack 77irougA Sc!:cdutes to All America
O Optional' Routes - - Unlimited Stopovers
,J, And Theit Dollar Saving Fr
; ooidsbon. .i ;;-
SmlthfleW fl-20 V"".v
12.18 Oreensboro . - $S.lo
. M.10 Washington . ,..?f5.90;
ICenansville Drug Co. :
' KENANSVILLE, N. O. ' ; , 1
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0
U. S. Governrhent Bonds
DUPLIN County Bonds :
And All Municipal Bonds
' BOUGHT, BOLD AND QUOTED . '
;n::rl2 Csaliin &ymst "Co.
'All of our accounts insured by Federal DrpoMt
, ' Insurance Corporation
r.r oi : ' rs ovrh ?id,o'!0,ooo
AT
vai:
W"1
i 1
easanti
The February meeting of the!J,!1 to J
nicely a.': - r
tino for t
Mesdan -i
Ky E. Wail v
boro Fridfiy.
Mr .and ir
Cyden were f
nerlya mofi'
i last week.
It f.
1 i.i '
,!i HLxl
X alonij j
i apera-
ion an.!
i to Golds-1
1 a'
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t to
! r turn.
i. v i
r !
Jnnerly of
f Llrs. Quln-'i- i 1
. . L. Best, Sr.Jel t
I r
t spent the
S. O.. Mr.
t been ill for
i returned with
til remain here
iiaf . ' 1 1
1. Vra. J
ue dti. M-
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Mrs.
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MBS. R. N. LOMINACK
j ENTERTAINS
week end in 1
Sam Loften w
the last few v
Miss Loften at
to recuperala.
Miss Mattie r'ranghah
Greensboro a. 1 1 'le Rebceca
Stranghan of Eii ..r City spent the
week end at the In one of Dr. J.'W.
Stranghan. . '
Rev. George W. Blount ' Bpent
Sunday night and Monday "with
his mother,' Mrs. C E. Blount in
Wilson - " - -
Mrs.. R. H.' Best, Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. R.- H. Best, Jr., were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Best tn C311n.ton Thursday even
ing. ; . , ;.'-
Mr. and Mrs. Lang of Farmville
werl week end guests In town.
- Miss Mary Faison : Devane of
Goldsboro Was a visitor in the
home of Mr. F .L. Faison Friday.
Messrs.' J. D. Hiller, H. H. Hines,
and W. P. Bridgers were visitors
to Wilson Friday. - , ' -
Mrs. Berta Flowers of Clinton
Is nursing Mrs. Paul Berry, who
has been ill tfor the past - week
httle c
wf '.
Mr. 1
Kis.
her yoi
to Lsi
I ( rtrr
n, sr"tit
"ton visiting
i r t i
r
C 1 ! 1 V. lS'!'
. is i.ilher.
Chr.r' s F. Carroll " carried
ft Sim, I' inum Carroll
e lio;..ital, Durt-am, Tues-
t'i. t i
sill r ,-
1 :
the 1 p, Jr., I is. 1
'1,3 l'"1' C
l.Ti--S lofl ,
Fowers of Val... i
iXiwa Ei.U.e I'.U f
Mss. Cuvrie I;tl ii i
week w i'oh her siali'r, i i. A, i .
er Snyder in Clol '.jio.
Amonsr t'.sose atle'.Jifr tef
L
of' day for an examination. Mrs. Car-
Mrs. R. pr. Lominack was a most .from an attack pf Asthma. ' '
gracious hostess on Friday evening Mrs. Berry was ' carried to
February 22nd when she entertain-j Goldsboro Hospital on Friday "for
edat two tables of contract bridge, treatment - .returning ' on Sunday
honoring- Mr. ' Lommajck on his Themany friends of Mrs. Berry
birthday. The living room was tast- ' are delighted to know she is im-
lly decorated in 'decorations sug- proving, .
gesuveor wasningionsoiriuay Mr yl LeqUin 0f Wilmington
After a number pf Interesting pro- was of Mlss Alene West
gressions, high score prise, a love- sundav - .
1
3 Of
in-.
Steele and fecle Winon. The
manv friends of Manffum are hop-
inir his conditioa 'ii't serious and eral of lir. V.ai ''t-U Wi. orri, Jr.,
that he may soon return home.' in Faison on Thursd ,y we;e: r.r.
Mrs. R. D. Johnson spent Tues- J. J,L Williams, Ms Annie I 5
day in Raleigh. ' ' ' Williams, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. L t,
Mrs. Mabel B. Waters spent the Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peirce and Jwr.
week end in Wilmington Visiting
relatives. . . '
i Misses Mary? Thelma and Mar
garet Siler spent Sunday In Fay
etteville - they were accompanied
and Mia. R. D. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Farrlor had
as their guests for the week end
Miss May Cox of Kinston, Miss
Julia Farrlor of Calypso and Miss
1 ajv i . j
noW ( State.-, :
ti - y ! It is V . i
t of Inform ail n:V i
; I of my tramar ;
i iP.'t'-e to t. o t
i., i.ua, N. C. tj .
It t.
n as manager of t c . ,
C'- "y trust that li o
cn.i !y will cOojif .
I i ij to the same e 1 . . '
v h me. x
I can assure you tlit .
v. 1 t!ve you his coop
1 r yo the very be: t 1 1 i
pi li 'S. . 4
Tn 'yf that I mnv s- a
ti a r'.i.iure of returning t 1 ;
sa -n sometime, and again tli . ,
you for your patronage and co. ,-rr
ation.
I am sincerely,
i M. J. JEHMGAN.
ve
by their mother, Mrs. T. W. Slier Louise Farrlor of E, C. T. C.,i
i. ..Hinv th. with hoi- 'r.rnvlll . Mjiauae ccoiv, v"u"" i- -
daughter, Mrs. X R. Luther.- -I .Mr.' and Mrs. H. S. Kornegay, A lmfr jj""" Pri(Jn of Cv
Mr. B.B. Humphrey of WUming- carried their little daughter, Eva uhf weeK endwith h.-r T
ton spent last week with, his son'BeU, to Wilmington Sunday for . f ' nd G p Fr, . ,
and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. , Dr. Sldbury to examine. Eva Bells , ' Maie an d cll n
a . r-r.. - -V" r.. .',.'! v a i - . amI t(w ntns mrtT, , ntiaifl nrcn oa. i . w
Miss Dorothy Kenedy of BeuW but Dr. Sidbury advised sev
'ville was the guest of Miss Bessie eraJ davs "Pltal treatment Mrs.
Quinn Thursday night, , . Kornegay remained in WilmUigton
j.,, nnui i- until Eva Bell could be brought
Mr andMrmesBiddleton
and two children of Wilmington recovery for her
.h Mr mil Mn o T. Hewpll njiii PeeQy recovery xor ner.
MrsHlnton Midflleton of Kinston' Mr. and Mrs. I H. Brown and
were week end guests of Mrs. Her- Mr. J.'E. Williams were visitors to
bert Mlddleton, - r 1 Wilmington, Thursday, . . ,
-' Mesdames J. W. ' Quinn, Paul' Mrs. Tom Ferrell of Clinton was
Potter and J. T, Gresham, Jr., were"-- vtor in town Sunday.
vlQltnra tn RnMqhnrn MondftV. " . ! Among those who.went to Ba-
Mr." and Mrs.- F, J. Thomas, 1 lelgh Monday to hear Secretary of Wmlf d raiSOn of Faison were
.Franklin and Marjory - Thomas Agncuuure enry a. vvuwce ltors in town Tuesday. ,
I spent Sunday ip Rocky Mount vis- were Messrs jonn u. jumer ,w. Mr Robert West, student at
KLong is spending the 1Ung relatives. Hines, W. , P. Bridgers, George College spent , the
and Mesdames J. E. v." -ms and
W.-P. Pridgers were .visitors to
Clinton Monday.
Mr. Stroud and' son Pink IIlll
and Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Wilson
of near Mt. Olive were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Holland Sun- ;
day.
, Mrs. R. J.' Andrews spent Tues
day in Mt' plive, she was invited
to attend a aeries of parties given.-,
by Mrs. liermap Andrews. -
Mm Thomn . Hines ana j miss -
JTrilttS week m Kinston with her sUter.t Mrs. u D. wimamlI .ennett. A. D. Kornegay, ' Jwwk end with his parents, Mr.' and
tes.-Later in the evening the host-1 : . . iiois mm uiume muunmo v Mrs. J. J. west. ,
,a . Hfa rn.,rJc'nvalesinK' from, an attack of
with coffee,. Minature flags adorn
ed each plate. '- , ' '
' BAPTIST LADIES AID . ;
The Baptist Ladies Aid was de
lightfully entertained on .Monday
afternoon, February 25th at 3:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. R .D.
Johnson with Mesdames E. J Hill
and E. F. Strickland as, associate
hostesses. The' ' President, ' Mrs.
Johnson." presiding 'The living
room where the meeting was held
was most attractive with, a prof u
sion of colorful 'Spring flowers.
During the business session -plans
were made to have A cake sale, al
so a Variety of good things on sale
at the old, Postoffice building on
Saturday morning March 2nd. The
members of the Aid .Society voted
unanimously - to give a memorial
window to the New. Sunday School
rooms in memory of the late Rev.
George W. Rollins, much loved and
admired jj pastor .of the Warsaw
Baptist Church, '-"' ' '.
At the dose of an interesting
program the members were invited
into the dining room for refresh'
ments. , -1 n
GEORGE WASHINGTON TEA. -'
The Junior of the James - Kenan
chapter -U; D. C. and their leader
Mrs. W. J. Mlddleton were guests .
of honor at a delightful 'Tea" on
February 22nd from. four 'til five
o ciock ai xne nQme oi juibs guujw
Glbbs Pridgeh, .The Washington
birthday motif , was carried out ef
fectively through out the rooms In
which, guests were entertained.
The members engaged in an open
discussion of "Washington"' Which
proved to be both instructive and
interesting. Several contests were
henjoyed, and the guests were de
lightfully entertained With a num
ber, of Southern Melodies played
sweetly, by Miss Prldgen. , '
Under the direction Of ' their
leader, Mrs. Mlddleton, the Junior
members have made great, pro
gress, and the Mother chapter is
looking forward to the time when
they will be transferred, and be
come members of the James Ken
an Chapter, v. Following the pro
gram, the guests were invited into
the dining room .for refreshments.
Miss Prdlgen poured tea, at a beu
tifully appointed table.: centered
with a lovely Arrangement of
Spring flowers with tea, assorted
wafers and minis were served by
Mrs. Prldgen and her little daugh
ter' Martha Prldgen. ,
WARSAW PERSONALS '
Mr, .Bob Whecleas'a student at
State College, Raleigh spent - the
week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R,'H. Whelcxs. - ' '
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Teasley of
KonansviHe Were dinner guetits ol
their daughter, Mrs. II. L. Eleven),
Jr., Sunduy. . ...
Mrs. - I.. P. P- t r I t'v
t -s lnut w- v i 'i 1 ('
-i. M. n. '!
WHAT-. THE
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STATEMENTS FROM OUR ADVERTISERS
; , MAN ACER 'OF DUPLIN; THEATRE, . ;
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, V " J extend my appreciation to the Times and
. 'nr'"tt ' "" ' ' i V - " ' 4 " fj'nV
Mr.' Robert Grady taf the wonderful advertising aer
vice rendered us. I feel there is no better medium
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3. M. KENNEDY, Jeweler
VL S. JEKN1QAN, '-
Manager Duplin Theatre,, Warsaw
KENANSVILLE JEWELER
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Editor Duptln Times ' ' r ' , ' ' - ' ' -Kenansvllle,
N. O.'. ' ; 'v '
: Dear Sir:- , ' ' - ' , ,.'','"',;'.' ;- '- ''
The surprising result that 1 nave gotten from advertis
ing lii your paper prompts-me to write you to the effect, I'm
sure you Will be glad to learn that my advertisement in your
paper has brought me splendid results. '''-
. - . I spent $1.75 for advertising in your valuable newspaper
and to date have gotten over S15.C0 worth of business .direct
ly from the advertloemont. The reason I know that I have got
ten this rosp't Is Li cause my customers saw the ad In your pa
. per and told me that that was the reason for coming to n y
: place of business. 1 1 shall continue to advertise In your news
paper. , -
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, - " i . Very tru'y yours
- " J. EI. I . . .ay, Jeweler.
ou:i circulation 13 g::oving byleai 3 Aim hounds
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