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coless' 8 T yfATM --Congress- t Hancock, of- the fifth j la brief visit to Ral ' t ed over the legislative .. lie would - ftot answer 1 1 (i taining to his chances - Senator 3, W. Bailey . ii g but the general im i in some quarter here Is t l"s v :i not run. I ancock said j ) lu lng swampeJ with mail i north Carolina urging him . , ne the Rayburn bill to give l government unpre- ! d control over the power j .-lng Industry. "I have never, I (.. irb a fire built under me," tick Bald and added that In ; ( opinion tha-Rayburn bill will , lie ! icatly modified before u pa- ps Congress. ,, LEAKED OUT FMenas or -nmu, r.ure, principal clerk'of the House, , w ho have been urging him to run for Secretary of I State against, IBtucy W. Wade were trying ; to tvi.ir HttlR matter a secret but it lust can't" be done. Making a speech on the floor of the Mouse, Jtepresental;iye Sprulll of Bertie,; let the cat but of the bag. He re Xerred to Eure as "the man who will make the best Secretary of State v ever hadif - he runs.' ( Everybody, Including Mr. Wade, knew what that meant. v,VVv; ' SVlNGS--i?emocrat are plan-1 ning to take something back home I to their folk when the General' Assembly that ifiake the nauves forget their objections to the sales tax. First auto, license tags will be reduced In price and the chanc es are your children will get 'much cheaper book by means of a ren tal svstem expected to be put In operation by the State before the schools open next fall. The school book rental bill bis been slow com-ins- out of Committee , but the 'administration 'solidly behind it knd plans to see At a taw before the gavels fall irt: finality on this . session. ' ..;VI;,.V;,V' o. t-?, f GETS START-rSenate passage of a ' bill' to permit the Highway department to spend $500,000 an nually ' in maintenance of .,; City street Vis viewed by old-time guardians of your gasoline taxes as the beginning of diversion. Anc ther bill now in the legislature, vn less it passes before you read this, would name a commission to study the' money of premature payment to the counties of loans tnade to the highway fund back In the days when the counties wanted good roads faster than the highway de partment could get the money with Which to build them. 1 ' . 1 ' ;. ; BELIEVE IT Members of the Legislature are now satisfied that Representatives Cherry, of Gaston, Chairman of the House Finance Committee,' Morphew, 6t Graham, Chairman of the" House "Judiciary Number one, are out-and-out can didates for ' Speaker next session. Legislators also believe that Rob ert Gradv Johnson, present Sneak ier, will run ' tor" Lieutenant Gov ernor ',' '''( W . :... .bM . o STIli-'.OOINa4:lg) Ross Pou,! son of the late Congressman Edward W. Pou,who held Third District seat for r more 'v than SO years, took it on the. chin last spring when Harold D. Cooley beat him In' the contest to succeed the veteran Congressman. George Pou has been' practicing law in Ral eigh since then : and this , week formed a partnership with Colonel Ed Abel and Norman Shepard, of Smithfield. They wiU maintain of fices ittRalefgh , and Smithfield. Colonel Abel is the Dean of the Johnson . County Bar ' and comes near being the " oldest practicing attorney in the State. His activity belies his age. Shepard U an up-and-coming lawyer In his thirties,, who has a record in i the 1 Capitol City. The combination gives Ral eigh and Smithfield !a new law firm of big-shots. SOP Legislators voting for the' three per cent general sales' tax without basic food exemptions are hoping to pass some law-provid-lng a State system of public school book rentals in order to take some relief in a' financial way to the folks back ' home. Some of them honestly believe the voters had ra ther have cheaper school books than to be relieved of the sales tax. And if yoif figure the thing jout in dollars and' jpenta the books pro position comes near being as much expense under the present, system as the sales' tax-providmg "you have two "children or' more in school. CLEEBVL Republicans around t"e General 'Assembly are private ly laughing, up .their sleeves these i n. They thin it dame fortina is , v their way in getting the ut'ire'tb re-enact tbi general t tax and privately they ex- the hope that the Hill liquor i "1 will pass, although they will e against it to a man. The G. P. boys believe these things ! be good campn'ftn thunder In li "' ilatlve elections in close i next year. But the Demo ? 1 lieve that ' good schools r r"v f t teachers will s i t e folk back home than woL.U r. . . 1 of t j f tax with another cut in school appro priations. V ' . .-. o ' .;";V' . ' TROUixn "'""y1 W., Wade, Secrtary of : ', ty or may not know it b' t ". ' i;J a movement on foot to j t a t ong candidate to or; 1 1 1,1 th Democratic pri ! -Vy n- t y -.r. If the right op poi. - t is f !1 be would have the sur. ort of the many friends of former Secretary of State, James A. Kartness, and there's nothing to be sneezed at as neucles even if Mr. Wade did defeat Mr. Hart ness. Of course, Wade may be un opposed for the nomination hut if so, it certainly will not be fault of certain powers in the Capitol city. BAND-WAGON Supporters of Congressman R. L .Doughton are attempting to get the band-wagon started in . behalf pf his campaign, for Governor next year. They take out their pencils and set up fig ures to prove that nobody on earth can defeat the Congressman if he should choose to run. Despita the fact that ha opposed the sales tax in Congress the Doughton boys are marking big business down in his column. Neutral political observers don't figure, that way.; Also they can't figure Mr. Doughton carry ing the .first; congressional district against the opposition of either Clyde R. Hoey or Lieutenant Gov ernor A.. H. Graham., Some people say it is plain, that the Doughton boys are trying to work up a good victory cheer even before .he an nounces. , j.', , t : ' ' t FIGHTER Close Mends of Gov ernor Ehringhaus express the opin ion that he - does . -not personally to oppose Senator Bailey for the eastern Senate toga next year but they avow the Governor is natur al born fighter and will not permit the Bailey forces to back him off the. map. Around Raleigh you can hear, that if the Baileyites continue to attempt to discount, the Gover nor they may have a real fight onJ their hands by . this time next Spring. Evidently this talk of the Senator beating the - Governor is getting the Chief Executive's dan der up, , 7 ' 5 v'. ' . '-' LOBBYIST Last session it was generally agreed that Willard L. Dowell, Secretary of ; the ; North Carolina' Merchant . Association, war among the top-fUght lobbyists around the Legislature. But this session : he haa not - shown . such power The day of the vote on the three per cent sales tax in the House " of V, Representatives, Mr,, Dowell was claiming 68 votes gainst the measure. . That would have been a clear and safe major ity of the 120 House members but when the rolTwas called the Dow ell forces showed a weakness that failed to muster 60 votes on any of the anti-sales tax Questions. gf o .... ,r.:;,.-fsr Warsaw Items : Mrs. F, L. Faison was a visitor to Golds boro Sunday. ' . Mesdames J. C. Robinson, B, H Best, and D, E. Best spent Thurs day in Raleigh. , , ' 1 Miss Carrie Gore and Mr. Clnr. ence ' Brown' spent Thursday and Friday in Raleigh. , ', ' Misses Heater Farrior, of FayetteviUe,' and Jiula Farrior, of Calypso, were week end guests of vr. ana Mrs. j. w. jfarnor. .' Mrs.. L. P. Beat ! viaitinv ho. daughter, Mrs. A.' Jones York, -.in v;oncoro..-.o:,.-i; ;;:i;;i,.; s ' The many! friends of Mr. W, li HiU are delighted to know he is imnrovine and will soon be at noma again. Mr. Hill is with his son and aaugnier-m-iaw Mr, and Jdrs,. D. B. Hill in WUmlngton., v t , , f , Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Kornegay, of Atlanta, Gal. were visitors in the Jhomesof Mrs. 1 ': H.' Brown Friday ';VriV..K-ii' , Among those 5 who enjoyed a week" end at Sneeds Ferrv . wen Mr and Mrs. R. E. Wall, Mr. nnd urs. . f. Fonviue, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bowden' and Mr, and MrsR. H. Best, Jr.- , i Misses Louise farrior, Elizabeth and Martha Hines, students at E. C. T. O, GreenvUle, spent the week end with their parents. Mrs. Albert Wells, of Wallam is -visiting her sister.- Mrs-.- R. L. Best, Jr. :i Mr. Cecil Best, of Ooldahnm was the guest of his brother. Mr. G.J3. Best Sunday. - , , Mrs. J. R. Luther and ehiMntn of Fayettevile, were guess of Mrs. Luther's parents, Mr.' and Mrs. T. w.. siier suaaay. , - j , . Mesdames D. E. Beat: W. .' .T Middleton, J .W. Farrior. ' J. M. Peirce and W. P. Brlde-ea Mttema. ed the annual session of Wilming ton i resDyienai neid in White vllle Thursday and Friday. V : , Miss Margaret Cooper spent the week end wUh her mother Mrs. M. L.ooper. , .-.. ... ., Rev. and Mrs, R.t3. Foster 'and little son. 'Robert Wflhorna M v oting relatives ih .ThomasvlUe UI1S WeeK. . , : .;" f-- . ;-.--y Mr. A. D. Hall snent the wixb end with his family here. ; Air., and Mrs. R. E. L. Wheele sject the wetsk In Enfield, gueais . d. Elizabeth Po. ....V 1 .a as her jri -is this week, Mrs. Charles kachvjli and children, and MrSi Bynum Chasom, of l"u!y," N. C. ' Mr. Edwin Sheffield returned to State College Sunday night after spending: the Spring holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Sheffield. ."v ' ' ':-yP' Mrs. E. F, Strickland accompaln ed by Mr father, Mr. J. M. Weeks, her sister arid brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Branch and Mr. J. H. McCullen enjoyed a fish fry at Mulberry Laiuinig near Wilming ton Thursday. ' r J' Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Strickland and sons, Brisbane - and , Edward, spent Sunday In. Clinton. vlslOng relatives. i Miss Edith Surratt, student at N. C. C. WH Greensboro, is spend ing the Spring holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C W, Sur- Mrv Robert Cawthorn ,of Atlan ta, Ga., was a vUitor in town last :week.;;.j-Vi 'iVJ,iC':t-W'k i Mr; : E...D. I Williams ' returned Tuesday, from Durham where he spent the last few weeks with Mrs. William and the children. ' Mr. rand Mrs.' W J. Middleton and Mrs. W. E. Hines were visitors to Goldsboro Monday., . : " ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pickett re turned from a visit to East 'Bend Sunday,' And left Tuesday for Vir ginia where Mr. Pickett will work for about ten days, J ' Mesdames vR.- H.' Best, Br.t and D E. v Best ' spent Tuesday in Goldsboro, . T ' if . ii .mi ll l i Q i i "iri ' rY ' ; ' i JACK BEST ENTERTAINS t, ', p. y.p.y ; The members-of the P. Y. P. L. of the Warsaw Presbyterian church were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. R. C. Prldgen on Friday, evening, March 29th, at 8 O'clock, with Jack' Best as hostess. The living room and dining room where the , member assembled were .decorated in yeuow jonquus Mrs. R. N. Lominack, leader of Toung reopie,fWas. in cnarge or the games and contests, which were' most attractive and interest ing., Mis .Sallie .. Gibbs ) Prldgen gave several piano selection which added to the occasion. Later In the Evening Miss Mary! Buford Best assisted by Mrs. Pridgen, 'served delicious ; Angel bash, orange xaKe -and chocolate fudge candf -!;.:; . . ' ; STABLER-LYTCH . . . : - Mr. aiul'"Mrs.' Andrew Broaddus Andersom announce i the - marriage of their daughter .'i'jX''- i$ti 1 .rw:;r''f.Ellzabeth'LytchlV;: ' i' , ' to.''-siy;. : ff MrSAlbert SUbler, Jr. 1 f m Saturday, March the thirtieth one: thousand nine hundred, and thlrty-f Ive r,: M , . ; Wafhington, D. C.' ;.at Home ;;:.'.'' T - v after the twentlth of April ' 0? K,Street : .iy'H';.v" i'i A i o' !'i"in,, .,.;" , on a ; J rnaay. .it v Jones, ' J. D. Hoover t. i i sses Lucy and Hazel Ball were tiie guest of Mr. John nie Jones Sunday evening. . ' Everyotia is sorry to hear that Mrs. Rosuoe Futral has suffered a relapse and is seriously, ill again. Miss Vendetta . .Quimv. attended a play at Deep Run School Thurs day night. t-yvt:-j-- . '.-,v,-a Messrs L. ii. and Barney Quinn went to KlnstoU Tuesday , on a business trip. 5, '; , .. . ; Mr. Lemuel Heath, of Potters Hill, and Miss Mary Eason, ' of Warsaw, were married "Saturday nvnniner at Kenansville. -Mr. and Mrs.- Major Jones were, Nevln Music, Club Tuesday even- ha ffiiest of MT, and Mi'B. T. .'to& 1 n ' . D l. mu. . : l . i ...l i i Come" Thou Almighty King," land nuts, Mr. and Mr;, J, M. Bowden, this week.1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cate and Mr, and Mrs. Deems Clifton, Jr., were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Addis i Cafes Sunday. . . . -5 ' "V ' The Faison Hicks Chapter of the it D. "C, met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest Tayr lor with Mrs! A. R.' Hicks, presi dent presiding. After a most inter esting program the hostess, served a delicious sweet course. .- , '''..'. . .- o r." '.it-v; ' . (Continued From Last Week) - - NEVIN CLUB MEETS . Mrs. J. E. Faison and Mrs. H. I. Randolph were hostesses to the the Quinn. Sunday."-..' -'.Vf Messrs Carney Quinn and An drew Howard, were the guest of MIsse Lizzie and Emmie Hayden Saturday mgnt. . i ff. f:Jr 1 I W FAISON NEWS x Mr. and "Abide with Me." ?'.'.: ;. Currant events from the Music Magazine were given by Mrs. Z. A. Gibson. . ' "interesting Notes from the Life of Beethoven, by Mrte Frank Byrd. "Minuet In G,' and 'Andante," by Beethoven wereplayed by Mrs. A. H. Wltherington. . . s, : "TO Spring,' by Beethoven play ed by Mrs. B. F, McColman. In Joseph's Lovely Garden," Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Oakes, Mrs. Eliza Hicks and Mrs. Sula;Drew were visitors in ' Freemont 1 Sun day..' '' ' ; Mr. 'Henry Faison is spending sometime in Charlotte with his son Dr, Ellas Faison. ii',":,r i Mrs. Clairbom Morton, of Golds boro, Is the guest of Mrs. J. X. Morton tis week. Miss Thelma Shore spent last week-end with her mother in East Bend. - Mrs. Mary. Simmons and Mr. Ike Lane were the guest of r. John Lane in Rocky Mount last week end. l v- . Mrs. E. J, Hill and Miss riallie Hill were the dinner guest of Mra. H. J. Faison Monday, , Mr. and Mrs.- H .L. Lot y last Week end with Mrs. 1 j Barents In Oxford. ' - Mi. Marshall Williams was tin guest of Mr. Roland Williams, of Dunn, ' over the. week end. Mrs. A. B. Winders and Mrs. N. J. Thomas werevyisitors In Golds boro .Friday i - Miss Winnie t Faison. and Mrs. I. F. Faison were visitors In Clin. ton Sunday. " , .) ' I Misses Henrietta Crowe, ' Char lotte Thompson, and Clara Mac Martin, of E. C. T. C, Green ville. spent last week-end with their ! parents, i , , i .,.'."(, - Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Joyner were business visitors in Goldsboro Fri day. ' i Mrs. Dougald Newton spent Sunday in Raeford, Mrs. Mc Duffle returned with them to her home in Raeford. ' Mr. W. A. Powell, of Kenansville, was suns bv tfce club;- was a business , visitor in town' Quests of the Guests for "the Saturday, , , 'evening were: Mrs. Eliza Hick, Miss Elisabeth Faison, of Mrs. J; M. Bowden, Mrs. Archie Queen's Chicora, Charlotte, visited Graham, Mrs. Mason Baugham, her parents 'ever the week end. Mrs. J. C. Bell, Mrs. E. M. Rawls ' Miss Bettie8tott Gibbons, of and Mrs. I. L. Faison. Duke-University spent last week! Mr. J. H. Faison, Sr., vas a end with friends in town. business visitor in Clinton Mon- ' Mrs. Claude Walton visited day. v friends in Raleigh last week. Mr. Edison Bowden and Mr. J Mrs. E. A..-Taylor and Mrs. Lila C. Precythe made a-business trip I Hine were .visitors in Goldsboro to Lumbertdn this week. ! Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. alicholas, of Mrs. George Randolph, of En-' Greensboro, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. lipid was the guest of Mr. and Davis, of Raleigh, Mrs. Robert Mrs; A. W. Oakes over the week ; Parker, of Mt. Olive and Mr. and f n ' ' Mrs. J. H. Faison of Clinton were J -Mr J. H. Fatoon was a visitor i the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. in Raleigh Wednesday. Faison, Sr., Sunday. 5 JJr. . Louis . Holland and ' Mr. Misses Hester and Margaret Clairborn Morton have returned Blake and Mr. Claude McCullen; from Florida where they spent I of Burgaw, were the guest of Mrs. ast week. : j. C. Precythe Friday. " ' .. Mr, and Mrs. H. T. Ray, Mrs. Miss Shaw Hinesl and Mr. Wal- A.JR. Hicks and Mr. Virginus .Wil-j do Clifton visited friends in Lum- llama were visitors in Goldsboro berton Sunday. Tuesday afternoon. , Mrs. Carlton Precythe, of Clin- uihhuj aervices ror Mrs. Kate ; ton, is the guest of Mrs. Eliza Moltice! Potters Hill News Miss Vendetta Quinn spent last week with; her grandmother, Mrs. A. U Harvey. , . - Misses Rannie Quinn, - Flossie Stiles, Mrs. R. U Quinn and Mrs. Carnie Lewis were the guest at a qullUng ' given .: by ; Mr, i D. B. Rhodes Tuesday afternoon. ' Miss Fannie Ruth Ma ready was the guest of Miss Ed rut Quinn Tuesday night. , Choir practice was held at the home of Mr. C .R. Bos tic Wednes day evening. , Mr. and Mrs. Flavus Kennedy entertained at a peanut;? shelling Wednesday eveninc Mr. C. G. Houston and Mr. and Mrs.- Brantley Houston attended union meeting" at White Oak Sat urday and Sunday. '.----'' ' Misses Veora Thlgpen, Ruth Ed wards, Thelma Bostlc, , Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Thlgpen and Mrs.; Nellie Edwards attended a Sing ing Convention at Lanlers Chapel Sunday. ' " w' "' r ' Messrs Jerry Hall and Battle Thlgpen were the guest of Misses Osell and Dessie Edwards Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Emmltt Thlgpen were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Tlngen Sunday. . i Misses Vendetta and Verdle Quinn and Mr. Barney Quinn were the guest of Miss Virginia Turner Sunday., Misses Rannie Quinn, Flossie Stiles, Mattle Hall and Effie Bos tlo and Messrs Albert Murphy and Cheslle Thlgpen visited Maxwell's Mill Sunday afternoon. - Mr. ' Archie Hall - motored to Jone's Chapel Sunday,': r Mr Burri Hall - was the guest of Miss Estelle Thlgpen Sunday. -": Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Houston, Mr. and Mrs.' LauUl Futral and MnC C. G. Houston were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Houston Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Blllle Turner were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Quinn Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brown spent Saturday night with Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. O. L. Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Houston were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. QuinnSunday afternoon. Messrs Dan Quinn1 and William Whaley attended a baptising at ' ' buX. C. L. vuutn lo Kiuston Hicks .were bald from her home Wednesday morning, she has been a life-time resident of Faison and will be greatly missed by her many mono ana; loved ones. i Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Tavlor and Mis Djiisy : Burham were visitors in GoldsboroTnesday. jar, j. am rtoward was a bus iness vUitor, in Kenansville Mon day. ,.,1',.;' Dr, H, R ; Bowden, - of Red Springs, is the "guest of his par- Precythe this week. ck:x:m::x:x,.:x.x. checks COLDS' and FEVER first day . Liquid - Tablets HEADACHES Salve - Nose Drops in 30. minute 666 .-t".i MAXWELL'S MEAL Makes Bread Good to the last Crumb FOR SALE by the .'. - - Following leading Merchants: C. E. QUINN, ' PACKERS Kenansville Warsaw PAUL THOMPSON GRANTS - Rlchlands KlnBton ' . L. P. TYNDALL L. C. TURNER ft i. ' Pink Hill - Pink Hill To Depbsitors and other creditors in the. THE BANK OF MAGNOLIA . Maffnolia, N. C. As required of all banks operating under the laws of this State by the Act .of tjie General Assembly (duly ratified and known as House Bill No. 185) this bank hastens to give you due notice of the eft f ects of this legislation, according- to the following statement specifically set out in the Act: . "That on and after July 1, 1935, bv virtue of Chapter , Public Laws of 1935, the additional or double lia- : billty Heretofore imposed by Statute upon the stockhold ers of banks, in the event of the liquidation of such banks, doing business under the laws of North Carolina will be no longer imposed." r L.D.DAIL, Cashier. t 2t J Yes It's WATER GBOUND Put up and guaranteed by Maxwell's Mill H. D. MAXWELL, Prop. PINK HILL ROUTE S V BaBXSBSBBBS- --4BBSBSBBBBBSBaSBBMBBS rjr Skid Tests , , X , 3" S7 . 'iJ 4YM 1 1 F4 Prove ','G Grip Stops Cars OUICKeSt! '; i- : 7 ' -w v Look at those deep-cut diamonds in the CENTER where they can . dig In and ''bite", the road.: v That's why other tires skid 14 - to 19 farther when braked. ; i iti iSi nil iTSMwnr TRIPLE GUARANTEE 1. ' Aaainst road hazards - 2. Against defects for life , ' 3. Our wn guarantee and all ' year local service v - s- Also. .' i Lifetime Guaranteed I $4 95 1 GOCDYEAR UP 5rtfcll WATi Extroil NO EXTRA COST ; , . j, . -:.r j i ... ,v 1. 43 More Miles of REAL - Non-Skid Safety 2. ' Quicker Stopping Grip "Goodyear Margin of ' Safety" Z, Blowout Protection In not ono but ALL Plies . G. A. West Garage 1 Stop Service R- F. D. Warsaw otflce TAX LISTING Tax Listing begins April 1st. See your Township List Taker early and list your property. TOWNSHIPS LIST TAKEljt WARSAW R. H. Best. Jr. FAISON B. F. McColman WOLFSCRAPE A. H. Whitfield GLISS0N Miss Viola Westbrook ALBERTSON . . . .Mrs. Magnus Outlaw SMITH J.E. Kennedy, Jr. LIMESTONE William Miller CYPRESS CREEK .Edgar English ISLAND CREEK C. B. Adams R0CKFISH ; . . .G. H. Blanton ROSE HILL t .Mrs. A. R. Bland MAGNOLIA : .. B. V. Byrd KENANSVILLE T. P. Quinn, Sr. The Board of County Commission ers have ordered that every person list his real estate by book and age where deed is recorded in Register of Deeds Of fice. Be sure to bring your deed when you come to list. ' t : , . ,- :. . , . ' . ' i'i. "'i 'f -i-' VJ"7.,,;'lV' J '-y-' 'm.. ' t .. ( ' kl Be prepared to give farm census report which is required. ; . v , : .1K.--P''',
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