1 J
n I" uansville
j-j; C. Sunday af
. i ' V. (-8ses of
.d C. 'a It. Bur-
a i .lIwi-J audt
t a tuouaand peo-
. i i tUe large audi
1 and the large
itrance was Jammed '
io- were willing to
: service. People were
j at the two side en
r to get In position to
iker. ' '
crowd of mixed voices
e choir which was ac
hy a piano nad orches- i
1 il nlaAttAMB MMM
ing for that sot has already dis
gusted the boy. Dut the caU "
spectable man who will take his
drink and carry it la the man that
is bringing damnation upon , the
men and women of tomorrow. Dr.
SDence and Mr. Burgress could
I both truthly say the words of Bil
ly Sunday. "I will fight liquor un
til Hell freezes over."
CONSCIENCE
By ZENO B. 8PENCE,
. . .Goldsboro. N. C. . ;
A mighty blast, the gang plank vlted to attend these services.
strong, so modern. We find every
thing man could desire ready ior
the great trip, in fact it seems inai
we are living a hundred years in
the future.
Be ready next week, we are go
ing to leave the earth..
Presbyterian Services
There will be preaching at Halls-
wIHa OMahvtdrlan Phumfi HunriAV
'mnraina- At 11 -on iinA at Stanford
'at 4:00. Sunday School will be held
for one hour Just before these ser
I vices. Tou are most cordially In-
David Fountain.
.Mrs. Paul Southerland spent a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Nova Smith, near Warsaw. ,,
Miss Evanglin Brlnson spent a
week with her grand-mother of
Maple Hill. . a : . .'
1 special selections were' ryg seems ready.,
y soloist ana tne mo. era . a miirhty sUr as the glgan-1,
tic ship or imaginauon auuiuu au
majestic with a scientific crew
ready to take it out into the great
unknown. Take a look at those a
board who will make this trip then
look at the ship itself. We find peo
ple aboard Just as we find them in
every great crowd. There are the
rich, the poor, good and bad, edu
cated and uneducated, those wno
believe the Bible literally and those
who say it Is utterly impossible
that it is a man made work There
are those who say when we die
that ends all, and those who believe
that we will cross the great divide
and enter into a better and more
wonderful life. There are those who
care for nothing or any one, Just
want something to eat and a place
to sleep" , and others who are scien
tific ever, exploring the great un
known trying to learn more about
this wonderful world upon which
we live. Even as we look, we see a
great lighted laboratory. Let us In
vestigate. As we enter we find men
hard at work, doing what T We are
told that they are trying to, In
some way , get great . power from
what to us seems to be absolutely
nothing. Air atom they call it. One'
of the smallest indivisible pars of
which tu matter is auoDosed to be
formed.- The great power may- be I
......... n.AUM " '
these men of science or not, they
are continually showing us now
wonders, and too if there were not
men who -did research - work and
tried to Improve the great gifts of
bod in place of going forward we
ice was the first speaker
.'Ming and for about an
rave facta after facts
wed the UBelessness of
1 the harm that it was
A number of cases ; Were
' tUe speaker which ' he has
una in contact with per-
i id he held the challenge
t o people to drive out liq-
My and every form; for
ice sake. Dr. Spence spoke
: e lines of education against
v 1th which the readers of
:.E3 are familiar in the art-
I v Dr. Snence which have
; ,'pearing each week. Dr.
- urged all wo were interest-
rite to his office in Oolds
- s ,r material on the , great
ent to drive out liquor which
.j started ana u Buppuruiig,
, le Burgress followed Dr. Spen
k1 hit along a different line of
ht on the same subject, "Mr.
ress challenged the 600 min
s of the state who were sitting
it Uy by, to take some action a-
'nst the on rush of this evil. If
e church leaders ' and church
members- would do their part and
take their stand against the evil of
iiquor, we could drive all the liquor
out of the state in six months the
speaker said. - Mr. Burgress turned
to the Bible, stating that he was
still old-fashioned enough to believe
and accept ."It, ahd proved. to the
audience that any man who was
drinking liquor, or was advocating
the drinking of liquor and by so
doing was causing man. to fall be
fore the snare of this deamon, was would be going backwards.
sinning against . Christ A Doy we are be aboard this
yit follow a drunkard into drink-" mighty ship.1 It is so large, so
MARRIAGES ,
v' White -H.
T. Brlnson and Bettle V. Bar-
wick of Wayne Co. Elsworth Daid
and Kathleen Herring. William E.
Brady of Cumberland Co. to Mary
Elizabeth Powers. B. C. Surratt
and Ult Mae Mlddleton. Lee Rouse
and Lizzie Foes. Lloyd Lee and Eva
Brown, Elman Starnes and Eva
Hall: Herman Sutton and Ruby
Stroud.- ,
I Colored lr - V-
Rogers Satch'ell and Annie Mae
Boney, Ben Parker and - Usher
Wright, George Farmer and Nor
man Sutton, . George Teachey and
Rosa Lee Branch, William Ward
and Reba Eliza Williams, W, C.
Miller and Lina Bell Southerland,
Martell Fryer and Edna Lee De
Vane, Dudley Lowe and Lou Ada
Carr. - -
: .
.Cedar Fork News
.. Mrs. Inez Wilson and children I
spent a few days with) Mr. and
Mrs. B. Wi Pickett of Warsaw.
Mrs.. Annie Pickett, ; Mrs.' Inez
with Mr. and Mrs: Stephen Ray-
nor. , , v i
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sloan and
children of Marion, f S. ' C. are
spending the week end with Mrs.
A. R. Wood.
Mis Virginia v Bradshaw is
spnedlng a few days with her pa
rents, - Mr. ' and Mrs. Jake Brad
shaw.' r
' Mr. and Mrs. -Gorman Brlnson
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Cotton Certificates
! Expected Soon
' The new 1935 Cotton Tax-Exem
ption Certificates . for, the use of
producers to ein their 1035 crop of
cotton are expected to arrive at ine
County Agents office the first or
second week in .September. They
are now being issued by the State
Allotment Board in, Raleigh says
Mr. McLendon. Each producer,
landlord, tenant and share cropper
who will have certificates issued to
them will receive a card notifying
them when the certificates arrive
and each one will have to receipt
at the. County Agents- Office for
his Certificates.
The old 1934 Certificates which
was sent, to" Washington for re-is
sue for use in this crop season will
also arrive soon. If any Cotton
producer has overlooked bringing
into the County Agents Office
their old left-over poundage they
should do this at once says Mr.
McLendon, as they win not be ac
cepted by the gins in lieu of Tax
this ginning season ; unless they
have been re-Issued In another co
lor. ' - : , 1 '
American Universities and Col
leges."
The volume represents virtually
all colleges and universities in the
United States and Canada. Stu
dents are selected for membership
on a basis of scholarship, leader
ship, service, extra-curricula activi
ties' and "characteristics pointing
toward future usefulness to society
and to the. business world" accord
ing to H. Pettus Randall, editor,
; Herbert is the eon of Prof, and
Mrs.' W. C. Herbert, 430 Wofford
campus, and was graduated from
Spartanburg high, school His clubs
and fraternities Include Interna
tional Relations club, Chi Beta Phi
(national scientific fraternity), Be
ta Pi Theta (French fraternity);
Blue Key and Senior Order of
Gnomes.
He was editor-in-chief of the col
lege paper, a Rhodes scholarship
candidate from' Wofford, tennis
team captain, and winner of a na
tional prize for the best French
poem, offered by Beta Pi Theta.
He also was winner of the military
tennis tournament, Fort Hoyle, Md.
and received other distinctive hon
ors during his college career.
He plans to study medicine.
. ; . o' i .
, Sunday School 10:00 A. M. I Preaching . .3:00 P. M
Preaching U:18 A. M. I Revival wiU begin at Wesley
" Subject: "A SEEKER". ' vrtth the Sunday afternoon appoint
WESLEY: , I ment. Service each evening throu-
Sunday School 2:00 P. M. ghout the week at 8:00 P. M.
vvwvvvwvvvvv
Methodist Services
KENANSVILLE:
The Home Of The
Poor -
"Water seeks its own level", so the old
"saying goes, therefore, Economy-Wise
shoppers come to our store for their
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Vegetables, Country Produce
and other needs around the dining room
and kitchen.
j Scott Grocery Co.
ff I ROSE HILL, N. C.
Wodland Church
- Holding Revival
. The annual revival of Wood
land Methodist Church began
Sunday, August ZS, and will con
tinue through this week. The
pastor, Rev. H. M. McLamb Is
doing the preaching. Song ser
vice begins at 7:45 P. M. Every
one Is cordially Invited.
O 'iii
Grandson Of Duplin
Listed In Who's Who
(From Sportansburg Herald)
William Chapman Herbert, '35
Wofford college graduate, has been
selected for a biographical sketch
in Who's Who Among Student in
jir.i jonns
) i x r.
W.CSPENCE
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Jli WHERE TOBACCO LOOKS BETTER AND BRINGS MORE MONEY
STICK TO
BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE
Of icial Sales Card for 1935
' '- Goldsboro, North Carolina - '; '-
Farmers of Duplin
'August
Date Sale
27 Tuesday 2
28 Wednes. 1
29 Thurs. " 3
SO Friday 2
' September
Date
Sale
2 Monday 1
3 Tuesday 8
4 Wednes. 2
, 5 Thurs. . 1 1
6 Friday 3
9 Monday 2
10 Tuesday 1
.11 Wednes. 3
12 Thurs. . 2
13 Friday 1
lft Monday 3
IT Tuesday 2
lg Wednes. 1
19 Thurs. ' 3
20 Friday - 2
23 Monday I
24 Tuesday S
25 Wednes. 2
26 Thurs. 1
27 Friday. 3
SO Monday 2
October .
Date ' ' Sale
1 Tuesday 1
2 Wednes. 3
3 Thurs. ; 2
4 Friday 1
7 Monday 3
8VTuesday 2
0 Wednes. 1
10 Thurs. .'. 3
11 Friday 2
14 Monday 1
115 Tuesday 8
16 Wednes. 2
17 Thurs. ; 1
18 Friday .3
21 Monday 2
22 Tuesday 1
23 Wednes. 3
24 Thurs. 2
20 -Friday ;1
28 Monday 3
29 Tuesday 2
SO Wednes. 1
81 Friday 3
November
Date - Sale
1 Friday 2
4 Monday 1
5 Tuesday S
6 Wednes. 2
7 Thurs. 1
8 Friday 8
11 Monday 2
12 Tuesday 1
13 Wednes. 8
14 Thurs. ' 2
15 Friday 1
18 Monday 3
19 Tuesday 2
20 Wednes. 1
21 Thuwr . A
22 Friday 2
25 Monday
26 Tuesday 8
Thanksgiving -
i County
i s
the above statement is no exageration! We can
prove to you that TOBACCO will sell as high in
the BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE, Goldsboro, N.
.... , -. . i ' , .I.' ... ..... i, ., v. ...."'1 -,,- v ' . :.' V
Carolina, as in any house in Eastern North Caro
lina, and in many instances higher. r .
' V v r ' ' ' ' " ' . r .. -
, : Bring your better grades to us, and watch us
work for your interest ,
: Clip out this Sale Card and keep it before
- you, and drive straight to the - v -
w
, i GOLDSBORO, N. CAROLINA ' ,t
YThere you and your Tobacco will receive the personal attention of Jim Jones and
1 W. C. Cpence, "The Farmer's Friends". . ! , .
U(D)IEL(D), (C.
For Dependable Service
WE HAVE SECOND SALE MONDAY
OUR HOUSE IS LARGE ENOUGH TO ACCOMMO
DATE YOU THIS YEAR. WE DON'T MAKE RASH
PROMISES, BUT WE WILL DO OUR BEST. TO
GET THE HIGH DOLLAR FOR EVERY PILE ON
OUR FLOOR. , k
COME EARLY AND VISIT WITH US
e iim
e
GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
Deems H. Pate, J. Herman Denning,
John R. Morris, v ; ' I
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