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KENANSVXIXE, North Carollna n 4 Et2 Dup-iba- To - J. ROBERT GRADY, Ed tor-Owner - . R. G. (BOB)' MAXWELL, Contributing Editor ' B" 8. GRADY, Circulation Manager ; ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE, 1"NANSVIXJ, N. G, A3 SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION . ONE YEAR (BY MAIL), POSTPAID. W-80 ? SIX MONTHS ,,i A DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL, PUBLISHED BY A DEMO i CRAT AND DEVOTED . TO THE MATERIAL, EDUCATION AL, ECONOMIC, ' : AND AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS OF DUPLIN AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES. - ' Ttiihinnf f And TTi s d f--ct i - - : - woir violin un ait .Lrun -ui-uug hi a small DiacK gum on tike run if Poly Bridge Branch, ana tot thence Susan H. Jone's and 11. J. Taylor" THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th 1985 " FROM THE SCRIPTURES : "Hearken onto my voice, and I will be your God, and ye hall be by people." Jeremiah 7:23. J o ' GOLDEN GLEAMS Whatever has been well said by any one to my property ' Seneca.""'' t v o . The gist of the argument against some big business concerns may be found in the saying that "corporations nave no sows. . ' - . . o " ATTACK BY PARACHUTE . The army of Soviet Russia has been ranked first in the world - by the French General Lolseau, Vice-Chief of Staff, after seeing uie Red Army maneuver at Kief. He saw the Soviet army launch an attack by parachute and commented as follows: . s "Your aviation, too, merits the highest praise, whether In large or small formations or Individual action. As for the parachute attack, I consider that factor unprecedented in the world, and I was partic ularly Impressed by the fact that it was not a mere display but a performance of highly qualified men who had volunteered into a disci plined attack within a few minutes of landing. An amazing new type of soldiers." REVIVING HUMAN BEINGS The revival of human beings after "Incomplete death" will be attempted by a new institute being organized in Russia under the di rection of Dr. S. S. Rrukhoneko, who has experienced with reviving . animals. Incomplete death is defined as death In an accident where vital organs are intact and the Russian has perfected an artificial heart to keep blood circulating until the heart renews its work. He says the mechanism must be applied within forty minutes to revive an animal and, presumably, a person. People who may be inclined to laugh at the proposed Institute might remember that artificial respiration snatches many people from the grave. Without its aid some of our living would be entirely dead instead of enjoying life after an experience that might certainly be - classed as "incomplete death." 0 m EDUCATION TAINTED "Onetrouble with education in America today," says President- Emeritus Poteat of Wake Forest College, "Is. that it is being tainted with commercialism." Dr. Poteat declared that despite Increased enrollments in schools and colleges and other educational activities America as a whole was still an Ignorant country. "Real culture sucb as we find i nlarge measures in Great Brit ain is still at a premium," said Dr. Poteat. The advance of commercialism in the colleges had resulted in the Introduction of courses which have no rightful place In higher educa catlon, he said. "We have even got to the point where you can buy scholarship." The complaint of Dr. Poteat may be justified in part When. one sees the standing of a college more affected by the football team than the scholarship of the faculty one wonders considerably, especially when nowadays whole football teams are sometimes Imported into colleges by coaches who want to make good. The old formula of higher education was probably devoted too much to the development of the literary and cultural, to the neglect of the practical and useful subjects, which became available with the advance of knowledge and science. In all probability some institutions have deserted the old cul tural subjects too much and gone entirely into the commercial or prac tical. It is doubtless hard for an educator to maintain an even balance between the practical necessities of a new age and the older, cultural traditions of the previous years. , A new all-star Chevrolet prog ram featuring Rubinoof and his vioSh with his SO-piece orchestra, Virginia Rae, popular soprano, Jan Peerce, tenor and Graham McNa- mee will be heard over an NBC- WEAF network beginning, Satur day, October 19. i The new weekly series : will be heard each Saturday night at 9: o'clock, E. 8. x While Rublnoff has been one. of radio's most popular . instrumen talists on the air and the screen and In theaters for the last five years, this will be the first time that he has been starred in his own right. One of the best known figures of the entertainment world he has appeared in practically ev ery theater In the country in per son as well as on the screen. - In addition to. numerous short sub jects, he has Just finished a fea tured role in "Thanks a Million' now In the process of release. line north 21 east 187 poles to a stake their c r on Garner line; thence Qamr line north 85 west 40 poles to m stake, the corner of t!e land conveyed by Calvin Kerrii t l' wife Ar mlnnle Herring; t ..ce with that line south 21 wc t 230 poles to a gum on the run of Poly Bridge Branch; thence 1 j said run to the beginning containing 50 acres, more or less. Advertised this the 14th day of September 1930. - - A. J, BLANTON, ' Commissioner. Oct 17-4 1. A. J. a ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Having this day qualified aa Ad ministrator with Will annexed ., of E. A. Farrior. deceased, thl la tn Virginia Rae and Jan Peerce will notify all versons indebted to the co-ur aa me .eaiurea singers oi I said .Estate that they are required the new program. Miss Rae is one to rav them at n ah of the most popular sopranos of having claims against said Estate the air whose following has been are requested to present them duly w u earjjr uy 01 immizea ana authenticated to the radio. Jan Peerce, sensational Pa- i undersilmed within -t-miv- mth. cific Coast tenor, who was brought lor this notice be pleaded Hi bar of to New York this year at an NBCfthelr recovery. -. vmv.- star, has a national foUowlng-. MciMamee, whose name la syno- nomous with radio, is not only one of the most colorful figures and greatest of air reporters, but la recognized as one of the leading air salesmen, in which role he will be heard on the new Chevrolet pro gram.. 1 ' " ' o ' 1 n '11 :';.vr ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE their recovery. Thla September 17th; 1935. H. D. FARRIOR. ' '"Administrator with will annexed. Oct 24-et-H. p. r.:1.. NOTICE OF RE-SALE Of the authority upon the under signed Commissioner by a Judg ment of the Superior Court of Dupun county in the. special pro- c.BPxftnsrm ntltli a ' r d.. . 3 acres, more C 1, C or 1 i. A df'o:ilt of 10 per cent will be requite! of the successful bidder. This the 28th day of September, 1935. V.': H. D. WILLIAMS, , ' r y Commissioner. ; -Robert C Wells , 4 , Attorney " , . . - . Oct 24-4t-R C. W. , ' ' page 630, of Duplin County Regis-J ference being hU t-J t. try. for metes and bounds of said metes and bounds of saii f lots and parcels of land. . THIRD TRACT: Lying and being H Kenansvule Township, adjoining the lands of W. R. Pate, L W. Brown and others, containing 4 1-4 acres, more or same land described In deed from W. R. Pate and wife, Martha Pate, to' James J. : Bowden and E. A. Farrior, recorded in Book 190, age land. FOURTH TRACT: The 1 undivided interest of Jam ; . Bowden, Sr., In the Cooper 3 nroDerty, lying and being In t: ; less, being the j aforesaid County and State. Advertised thla the 16th day ot September, 1935. -B. D. Johnson, Clmmlsnloner, N. B. Boney, CommlBuIoner. 21, of Duplin County Registry, f re- Oct 10-4t N. B. B. iVt SMOKED CAMELS FOR IS YEARS. THEY DONT GET MY WINa NOTHINO COULD SHOW THEIR MILDNESS BETTER THAN THAT AND I'VE ro ' THE REAL MILDNr i THAT WANT Il4 -,.ri5 THEY t'':' i CAPT. TIEREU M. JACOBS Lion Trainer L 1 J HORSEWOMAN Judy Ford QQUGMj COSTMttt TC-ACCQ3 Having qualified as Administra- r6!""" ? tor C T. A. of the estate of Hensv ZL" "f!' aixefu.H1 . . - WV. CK3U. UUUUB IB At alH -.t-M.t .' .. - . . rs -. sravT-r-s s Ti. . "t -J r w re-saie entered on the 28th day of Wlth.!e v September, 1935, tie undersigned within one year from the date Commissioner wiU offer for Tr? T n"cefcwbe plead- "v at pubc auc"on f" e h., ,fy rif" 0f recover5 "tho court house door In Kenans which any claimant has. vffle, North Carolina, WedjfcMday rwas-B wafts .ui.aenL annuc tna haim a ei. -i L -SS- Z djr v. Dopusmoer, 1 01 lana: -POO. JOHN IVEY SMITH Administrator JC. T. A. of the estate of Hepsy Frances Smith deceased Robert C. Wells, Attorney. 10-10-et-R. a W, NOTICE OF SALE BY COMMISSIONER By virtue of authority contained in a certain Judgment of the Su perior court of Duplin County, rendered by R. V. Wells, Clerk in a Special Proceeding entitled J. H. Goodson Administrator of J. R Jones, et at Va Harvey Jones, et at, the undersigned commissioner wui sell at public auction for to the highest bidder at the court nouse door in Duplin County on the 19th day of October 1935. at tw iv o'clock-noon the, following descrlb- ... -1st 'trat';;s.-i.,;,V In Kenaasville Town-hin. it. Joining the land 0f A. J. Rrln. on, Mrs. W. D. . Redster and others, "con tain Insr 78 aerea. mor or less. 2nd traett tJ, In Magnolia Toanukln. i taar the lands 6 I W. Brown. H. F. Rouse. Jnd. r. . NOTICE OF SALE , Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Duplin County, made tn the Special Pro cedlngs entitled: "G. V. Gooding, Administrator of James J. Bowden, Sr. Against Robert J. Bowden, et a'f the same being number 1270 upon the Special Preceding Dock et Of said Court,, the undersigned commissioners will on the 21st day of October, 1935, at the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon, at the Court house Door of Duplin County, Ke- nansville, North Carolina, of fer and 1 sell to the highest bidder for cash, those certain tracts. or parcels of land lying and being In County of Duplin, State of North Carolina, and bounded and described as fol lows, to-wit: 1 -, . , ' t FIRST TRACT; Beginning at a stake on the public road, Waller's corner (now Mrs. J. V. Outlaw's) and runs & 77 1-2 E. 37 poles with the road to a stake, I H. Herring's corner; thence as his line S. 2.D. 228 to a bay In Gufford Branch; thence down safd branch about W. 10 poles; thence W. 14 poles to S. M. Waller's corner,, (now Mrs. J. U Outlaw's); thence N. 10 W. 153 poles to a stake; thence about N. 80 poles to the beginning, contain- inging 49 57-100 acres, more or less being the same land conveyed in a deed from 8. D. Whaley and wife, Maggie Whaley, to B. A. Newton, dated July 7, 1927 . and recorded in the office of Register of Deeds of Duplin County, in Book : 284, page 615, also same land conveyed by deed from A. T. Bishop arid wife,. Martha Bishop, dated Jan uary 29, 1926, to 8. D. Whaley, and recoraed in Book No. 270, page 430, JJupun county Registry, and being the same tract. No, 1, of the Robinson land, as surveyed by R, D. Kornegay, and being the same tract of land conveyed by E. A. Newton to C JC. Ingram and Jam es J. Bowden, by deed dated July 23, 1927, and recorded In the of- flee of Register of Deeds of Dup lin County, tn Book 370, page 104. SECOND - TRACT: Being lots Nob. 1. 2. and a of the W ' rt. 9 Croome land, containing 89 8-8 acres, reference being had to map J of w. H. Croome land in Magnolia . . . , . nnnnnnti.aaafkaekmnnktmtnnttiAf. Township, recorded In book 189, m-ww-ww 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 j Fresh Veg-etables, Country Produce and other needs around the dining room and kitchen. . - ' f Scott Grocer yCo ROSEHILUN.C. --' -l 0 1. rj" VW nmi nni sni mmw mm mmt i---ri--- r w-Tiis-iiiirsiti it -in if 1 1 ii 111 n i " n r 11 new Store IN OLD BANK AT BeulavUte, N. C. GENERAL MERCHANDISE . ',: KENEDY BROS. 1 ; . .. 1'. , -jnCPc-i.-'.tMWMvrii THE ABC's OF "FINANCE" This is the bread and butter John Jones worked hard for. Richard R. Rouse NEWS STAND -ALBERTSON. BARBER GAS, OILS and DRINKS Highway in . "KHnai 1 .j'il ... in z 4 rl ITl- CZnE-MTSUB LlIQEIET IN TDBE STTA'E'I. We know we can sell your good tobacco just as high, if not higher, than any market in this belt. All we ask is the chance. Bring us your next load 'and be convinced. This is the money he had left ever after he took care of the bread and butter. . . X This Is what he did with It ..... "i,,: ' ' This Is the money he DIDN'T work for. It Is called "Interest" . No matter how great a financier John Jones may become, he'll never hwrn anything more bmrortant-than what he knows right now. The firsst lesson in finance Is 1 make your money work for you.'.1'.''.'..' i r "--'il. , hllCl BANKING Cz THUGT CO. Stop Oh Snow Hill Road, Duplin Co. for OAS, OIL and COLD DRINKS n E. C. THIOPEN, Ante Salesman - . ICE COLD BEER : gas and" on, Day & Night Service Highway 1L Near B. F, Q. School W. I WESTBROOK 1 ft ? WE MUST PLEASE YOU . Bring as your next load ot tobae eo and If after It has been sold you are not entirety satisfied that It hais soM. here Just as Ugh as It would on any ether market in the state; we will take It up, place It back en sticks and send It to any market In the belt you specify, ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHAR GE. Could anything be fairer 7 Then give as a chance to prove that ours la one of the best mar kets In the State, by bringing your next load to us."-. ' ' "- SELL YOUR TOBACCO .WITH US. PLENTY OF FLOOR SPACE FTJTTj PT OF RTTYFRS COTTRTFOT TREAT- , " 'V '.iv v MENT TO ALU " : WALLACE OFFERS YOU The most economical place In toe State to sell your tobacco. Y,oa don't need to make long hauls and expensive lay-overs when yon bring your tobacco here. We can sell It for you the same day in fact you win probably be able to sell here and get home before dinner. Good roads lead Into Wallace from all directions. Merchants here carry, large stocks of merchandise enabl ing you to "kin two birds with one tone" by doing your shopping at the same tune you sell your tobao- FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE . 37 acre Farm In edge of Ken- arovUIe, 6A tobacco acreage. Good tobacco barn, one t room house and one 4 room house, onei40 X 80 pack house an-t stables. I SELL YOUR TOBACCO IN AND SAVE EXPENSES " -i w BRICK V7I v.ri.r.-:'!-. 0
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