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James Cagney .
. Now Nemesis
Of Gangland
The war of the United States
Government against th3 master
criminals of the naUon has been
made into a thrilling drama by
First! National Pictures, and with
James Cagney in the stellar role,
will open at the Duplin theatre on
Monday.
Those fearless secret service
men whose exploits in rounding up
the arch desperadoes of the coun
try have been told in newspaper
headlines for the past year are
called "G Men," and "Q Men" ia
the title of the screen's first dra
matization of their battles with
public enemies.
The nicture follows the career
rf nnn of these "G Men" from the
timo ho ininprt the federal service,
through his training period, thro-
j nrH machine srun Daiues wiui
anpsters to a thrilling climax in
which he finally rounds up, and
exterminates, a gang of murderous
cidnapers.
The story was written by Greg
ory Rogers and is based on head
lines, so familiar that spectators
will readily recognize many of the
incidents.
Cagney, heretofore Hollywood's
most famouff ."bad man" now.de-1
picta the "G Man" , who set the
deadly trap for the mad dog of
the mobs and brought the "Big
Shot," whom no Jail could hold, to
an ignominious death. v ,
Opposite him is charming Mar
garet Lindsay who has the part oc
th slater of Robert Armstrone.
Cagney" s superior officer, and the
girl whom cagney loves.
Ann Dvorak portrays a nigni
club entertainer who is In loVe
with Caenev. bull who. when her
affection is not returned, marries
a gangster. The role affords her
another opportunity . to sing and
dance for which she displayed sur
prising ability recently in Kuay
Vallee's film "Sweet Music." ,
She sings' a song specially writ
ten for the production by Fain and
Kahal, the famous song writing
team. It is entitled "You., Bother
Me an Awful tot" and those who
have heard it say it will be one of
the season's hits.
Franklin Club Meet
Short Course
7 Representative
HOLC Foreclosing ,
! Delinquent Loans .
4 . tntai nf RRK foreclosure Pro
ceedings had tfeen instituted by
the Home Owner's Ian corpora
tion against delinquent borrowers
as of June 30, according to a report
today from the Corporation, indi
cating that W new foreclosure ac
tinna nm heeun between June 15
and June SO, and: 156 during the
entire- menth ol Jane. n increase
over any previous month. ' :!-
.'Making clear - mat lorecioBum
will be promptly instituted against
home owners who refuse to make
their .payments when actually able
Ko do so, the Corporation points
out that, of the 568 foreclosures to
date, 165 proceedings, or more than
a. miarter of the entire number,
were taKen in bucu uuuuiuca i
wilful default The remainder were
mainly brought about by the death
of the borrower, of by. legal com
plications, the latter usually inci
dent to foreclosure action" by hol
ders of second mortgages. ?
In making; public its foreclosure
activities as of June 80. the HOLC
fnr tha first time cites several tv-
pica! cases of delinquency which I
have prompiea mo corporauua w
August Courts
Thi Anmiat term of County
Court will convene Monday 'morn
ing with Solicitor George ,wara w
Wallace conducting hi first term.
The "August term ol : superior
Court will convene on the 28th for
a two week Term of clvU cases.
Jutee Henry A. Grady of Clinton
will preside. ' , "
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Duplin Marriages;;
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Nnniiui Barwick and Ruth Lam
bert. B. A, Brown and Edna Earle
HarreU. , .l , , ,
, . . Colored
Tmaa rv Htensmith and Bettie
Mae CromaUe. Edward Faison and
Tbelma Barden. - ; J .
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a a. A.1 niaaHntf At tllA
At uic iuuuuwjr i nove TJTOlIlpieu (HQ uuu w
'Franklin Home -Dexnol8tationJtaC6 action against home owners,
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WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Best grade Work Shlrto - X
All colors this week only -49c !
formerly were 79c values.
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All our overalls have been X
reduced 20.
5 Lb. Bag GOOD
Tobacco TWINE
Guaranteed - $1.49
KATZ'
DEPT. STORE
WARSAW. N. C.
Club Mrs. Henry Wilson was given
the scholarship to the snort course
in Raleigh, Mrs. Gernie Davis and
Mrs. Pete Davis got second and
third -places. Many of the ladles
g i of the community ineo iw me
f. i prize ana preseniea wen wni
and attractive reports, tain, naor
ria Kin? nresided In nlace of the
president who was one of the com
petitors.
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A pasture demonstration on the
rlnirv farm belonerine to Dr. B. W.
Kilgore of Wake County snows tne
value of top-dressing with 100 lbs.
of nitrate of soda to the acre.
Mm. Annie Pickett . spent - the
weekend with MF an4,Mra." H. .
.sioaiu..,:-.-' vv.'.;;;:?,'
Miss Ruth Pickett and Mr. El
more Brinson spen?, Sunday after-
umi with Mr 'Ann.: jars. ji. . m
Wood. .. .. MviUvf
Miss Annie Lee Bray spent the
J,i,n4 with VI r. and Mrs. J. K.
nritlllnn. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Gorman Brinson
and daughter, Jean, spent Sunday
afternoon with-Mft'and Mrs. H. P.
Sloan. . thP-:
Miss rlunie Lanierspent a few
days with her sister Mr.--and Mrs.
Wcodrow BaMBS;??:'"-'''
wr juid Mrs. Arnold Hunter
Thomas of Beulaville.
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. A: R. Wood vis
ited relatives from Florida at Mag
nolia Sunday p. m. . . '
kV Paul Sloan of South Carolina
visited friends and ' relatives here
through the week end.
Visitors of Mr. and MrsJ P. E
Thigpen Sunday were: Mrs. Annie
Pickett, MISS Virginia xruaaw,
Miss Margaret Hayes Wood, - and
Mrs. Inez Wilson and cnuaren. .
v ir.imore" Brinson and Miss
Ruth Pickett were 'the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Jarman of
Richlands Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lie Roy Brinson ana
children were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. R. B; Brinson Sunday after-
lira. A. R. Wood. Mrs. Inea Wil
son aid Mrs. Annie Pickett made
a business trip to Huston Tuesday
afternoon. t
' Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mathers and
ton James of Florida-were visitors
of Mr, and Mrs. A. R- Wood last
week.;..,;' - !;;....'.'
' Mr. ntf Mrs.- W. M. Lanier visit-,
e4 tir. and Mrs. Melton Lanier Sun
day.
tertalned a' week end house party
at Sneeds Ferry, where they are
spending uve weeK. i nose enjoying
Mr. ' and Mrs. onvieiie s nospita
ity were:, Mr. jbcdA Mrs. , R. H.
RAst. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs: Ben Bow-
den,. Mr. and Mrs-Lttch Hine, Mrs
Gordon McSwain, Mr. John Fon
vlelle and, Mr..McLeod. , , :. v,
' Mrs. M. L. Cooper and her dau
ghter, Miss Margaret .Cooper "re
turned Sunday from- an: extended
trip to South Carolina and Georgia,
White, away tney yuuiea relatives
Miss Lee. valentine 01 uoiaaDoro
was the week end euest of. Miss
Ruth' Pridgen. . , , fr . '.
' Mrs. Bland Pickett, spent Sat
urday with her daughter Mrs. Leon
Britt In Mt Olive. - -
;Mrs. Anna Boyette of Magnolia
U the guest ot Mrs.-.Claude B.
Best
Mr.' and Mrs. G, Parke Pridgen
and family spent Sunday in Rich
8quare, visiting Mr, and; Mrs. Wil;
son Shoulars. '
. Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett,
George, Jr., Misses Sadie and Mary
Ella Bennett were visitors to Ca
rolina Beach undav . ..
vi.e-J'-V'i1iS ;:'&: KaiUWi and Mrs. R, J.; Andrews are
' . r . X' xt TafilraAft ana ..mmImm. wAAb nao w Pln.hii-at
cmiurea . bjwiii. , r- -- j wtmiv vu i'vjv...
t ' i im-wmi' ' , T'..r '. : 1 . . . ........
in various sections of the country;
1., (Connectlcut)--BoiTower 14
months delinquent on $5,300 loan,
requiring monthly payments of
Jess than $43, although family In
come is $400 monthly. Property
valued at $6,750. ,; v, avthMuert
2. (New Jersey) Six, montns ae- " ot.h- r-v
Unauent Borrower able but refus- parent., Mr. and MrsStephen Ray
es to make payments on ,(ho,""--
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AMBROSIA
SEED
RYE
see
W. E. BELANGlA t
KENANSVUXE
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ANNOUNCING ... , "I
IDEAL CAFE
WARSAW, F.;C. .
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Regular dinners ;
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HOME! COOKING
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;tltNIGAN, Preps.
loan, on property appraised at $12,
057. . '
S. (New York) Fifteen months
delinquent on $3,807 loan on prop
erty; valued at .. $5,000.., Borrower
diverting income from property to
other uses instead of meeting loan
payments, 'r.li'u-.;;;:-':
A fPennsvlvanlai Account S568
delinquent an a $6,500 loan on pro
perty vaiuea at ss.ia. Borrower
deceased. Executor suggests fore
closure. . - t
6. (Ohio) -Fourteen months de-
, unqueni on n,iou wan uu proy
lerty valued at $14,000. Borrowers
refuse to pay and have been ad
judicated bankrupt , ' - , s ' '
A North Cajmlinal Sixteen
months, delinquent n $5,318 loan
on property valued at s, uu. sor
rower refuses to make any : pay;
ments. - , ' '
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Weather Ideal
i For Boll Weevil
- It'a boll weevil weather over N.
Carolina now and the pests are
muliiDlvintr bv the thousands in
the cotton crop of the State.
Ct H. Barnnon, extension .en
tomologist at State CoUege, re
Dorts that July has been a month
of almost ideal weather for the
rapid development of boll - weevil
Infestation.
"The continual cloudiness and al
most dally rains of the past month ;
I crease rapidly in. many fields," he
says. "Growers are urgently ad
i vised to examine the squares on
i their cotton plants and in various
'parts of the fields at least once
each week to determine the dam-
age 'that is being done. When ten
percent of . the squares examined
'show damage by the pest, then
f dusting with calcium arsenate
should begin at once. Many fields
'already have a ten percent infes
tation and if the growers do not
take some steps to control the wee
vil there will be heavy loss 'in pro
C lotion." .
Birth Announcement '
Mr and Mrs. Pleford Jones an
nounce the birth of their son, -July
25th., 1935. r '- -i -a
Mr. and Mrs. Abb Pickett spent
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Albert
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Duplin Theatre
ni mm. j. r. Brinson. v
; Miss Letha Brinson spent Sun
day night withe Miss Margaret
HayesWod.;'4
' rnnnHnued From Inside Page)
of Mr. Rogers : mother, Mrs, Walter'-A.'
Carter,' V: Vt':j4m
4 Mr. and Mrs. . B. I jroweu m
Rock Hill, S, C. are visiting mt.
Vnaroll'a mother. Mrs. J. A. roweu.
m-i f Pnwell and famuy ana ner
house guests were, visitors to Caro-
Una tseacn DunoBy. v
Mr.', and Mrs. Frank FonvieUe en-
mariter.- . i ' .j
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mrs. H,
D. Farrtor and Miss Louise Farrior
snent Monday In Newtern.
Misses . Elizabeth and Martha
Hines were visitors to Kinston
Wednesday, i - ? i
it9a ;cr:r
w ladio la perfect only If ywir .
. Hmw. mil liihM
: tU Daalar will Mat tham t tutt-lr
- L. Harvey &
1 SonCo.
Kinston, N. C.
WARSAW, N. C.
I For Week'Of fAugust 5th.
Monday and Tuesday James ,Cagney and
:':i , ,'Au Dvorak In . -
;sM(jr - MEN" r'X i
; : Matinee Monday S:S0 .
"Wednesday Only Bargain Pay
' .v Ffflniiinrf Lowe In . v
IR. DYNAMITE"
. Matinee :80 .'
, Thursday and Friday AU Star Westerner
WEST OF THE PECOS
Matinee Thursday 8:30
' Saturday Only Westerner ,.
; "VIIITE HEAT A
r , Btattnee 1:30 1
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Drastic Reduction
-:T0N ENTIRE STOCK OF-:-
i; Laie3, Dresses!
; Summer Stocks Must Go 1 '
i?.vi?PV siTMMWl? TTFM HAS A GENU
INE PRICE REDUCTION TO MOVE IT
1 i w ' nTTirifT.v T 4 -.
f V.: 'SILK DRESSES'
$6.05 and 91.95 Values . Many colors many styles
Just right for now. All sizes and colors, f.
Clearance Price:,. A . , . V. . .
all of them
kywa- v
SILK DRESSES
Regular $8.95 and $9.95 Values. Here are the Bargains that you
have been waiting for., Beautiful Dresses, marked down so low
FREE PXSSES: The following will receive a free pass to any
show next Week If they wllljpresent this ad to the uckct wm
dow: Mrs. Jwk Williams, Warsaw; Mrs. H. D. Farrlorv Warsaw r
Mrs. E. B. Iinman.' Warsaw; Miss Ester . Stephens, . iCenahs-'
. ville;vMiss Rachel Jones, KenansvlUe; Miss Eranda McLendon.
'KenansviUe; ' k:m Betty Horne, Magnolia; Miss Maud Brad
shaw, Magnolia; 8. B. Hunter, Magnolia? Miss Inez Lewie,
Faison.' ' . " - ' . " ' ' i '
that vnn will want two or three.
Clearance Price. . . i . . .
SIUC DRESSES
$3.95 Vaiuea - All Style
This extraordinary value worth mo
aearance Price . .... :I .'. r.'. . 6
COTTON and VOILE FROCKS
$1.95 Values that yon. cannot afford to miss. We are offer)
them for a short time air ' (' ';. "!')''- f
Clcarance.Pricel . .
EXTRA SPEflAL (
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