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IVZ'6 Basket!:?1
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By L a FUSSEIX,
(IIdM Sport Editor
Speaking In terms of basketball
laco, Rose HU1, 1 and ' Beulavllle
seem to have better than an even
chance for" a successful season,
Duplin County enjoyed one of Its' with Kenansville holding a slight
ormatpitt seasons last year. Basket-'edge over all tne piner , -couniy
ball play all over the county was teams., , i v , ,
of a higher type than usual, and J Duplin County teams won seve
wjvciw vummwwb - cral CEJcUupiOUMllipm tcuic jrvtu- wvj
veloped. The season was brought r tw, di8
.to an end by a very successful uon to wining the
County Tournament. - bounty championship to the boys
v IndlcaOon. are that bask- f Mmmmt ,
etball may be of higher onter to , jnmiBgtoa star's -to-
this county this season than the UoIuU Tournament The -Rose
boys game. It may be bad Po"ylHm boys , while not completing
to attempt to pick winners this m coun'ty tournament, won the
early to the season, but it ,-fflBBtaB-.K0toni North Carolina
that Chinquapin andRosevHHl invitational Tournament, the Clin
have prospects of having great mutational Tournament rea
elrls' teams again tods year, une . .
girls squads to. these schoolsar tavttaum T6umament, and were
made up largely U" , runners up in the Class A Division
players who are sure to be as good, ' , AUan0a christian CoUege
if not better than they were Tournaiaent. The Rose Hill girls
year.. k( . " j . in adition to being runners up in
They also have capable reserves to.the County Tournament won the
fill the places oi inose rosi w,u Clinton Invitational Tournament
icara Dy grauuuuuii. .-. ana tne uunn invitational 'itMirna-
From this distance k iooks as h ment
this year's boys W wtarfthwe
to have possibiUUes of devel-jp. has placed Count, sporU on
oping into better than fair clubs ;a very high. level Duplin's record
and one or more really great last year Is an enviable one. Here
teams may make their appearance jg hoping it may be just as good
.t r tMi hADn Vnnnnnville. Wal-t . .-. .i......
Caro" l a I .1 itTalti-
11 O 4, ' '
- Duke vs Cl'.'mMon at Duke.
Davi a vs S. Carolina at Crr-
1Mb. .. . r' .
, State vs Wake Forest at Ralo!
n' Ut -
this, year!
,mtrmn
PATDFIUDED;
Jr i j 4.40-21 0.03
r ! 4.75-M 7.C3
y Ofasrai ilnftnrrt
Mom mbjact to ehanf without aetlca.
but MM w aoouioaai,
Over 20,000,v00 GOODYEAR Pa thunders
old that's how good ft is. Guaranteed In
writing against nod Injuries and defects.
A better tire than most dealers tell at
, highest prices, ' - . ' ,
G. A. West's Garage .
One 8top Service " T-.'-R,F.r.D."-Warsaw
r.::l!i Chrrl Nc
A Revival will be held at Era;;'
Church, beginning October 13 and
continuing throughout the week,
at 7:00 o'clock each evening. Kevs.
H. M. McLamb and U W. Kesnlcr
of Pink Hill will do the preaching
All are cordially invited to attend
these services. ,
The many friends of Mr. Branch
Williams regret to leant of his
illness. We hope him a speedy re
covery. . '
Mr. and. Mrs. Troy Smith and
littler Lawrence Reginald spent
Sunday with Mrs. Smith's parents,
Mr. and Mrs,' Buck, Swlnson.
Monroe and' Elouise Turner of
Rocky Mount were the week end
guests. of their aunt,. Mrs, D; U
Smith. , - -
- Misses Louise Bheppard and l
la Mae Page were the - dinner
guests of Miss Cady Smith Sun
day . ' - J
Mr. and Mrs. X R, Miller and
Ubby and Mattie Pearl Smith vi
sited Mr. Galloway Thomas and
family Sunday afternoon, s,
The many friends of Mrs. Hamp
Smith are sorry .to know that she
Is confined to her bed with the
flu. v i , ,
Miss Angelyn Smith' was the
guest of Miss Carolyn Wallace Sun
day. - ' " y-
FA1S0N NEWS
NOTICE
. For the purpose of filling out and Probating Drivers li
cense sppll cations, I will be at the following places ones each
' week during the remainder of October. J , ,
Each Wednesday night from 7)0 to 10:00 o'clock at Scotts
Store. , " r-
!:Each Friday night from 7:00 to 10:00 o'clock' at M, B. Holts
(Each. Saturday morning from 10:00 to 11:00 o'clock at Eddie'
Balk) Store on the BeulavUle-Pink Hill Highway.'
' Each Saturday from 11:15 o'clock to :00 P. M. at Leslie Ken
nedys Store. ' f , r
Each Saturday afternoon from 2:30 until 4-0 at Sarecta at
Claude Thomas' Store. . ,
- Each Saturday aftornoon from ft:00 to 6:00 o'clock a Freeley ,
Smiths Store. ' - ' f : . Z
Each Saturday P. If. from 6:30 to 10:00 o'clock at ohn Ivey
Smiths Store. ) " K "V a
At any other time I will be glad to fix tbem at my home
on the Pink Bin-Kenansville Highway.' -V (
': .. ' Get your, application In and avoid 1.00.' Penalty after
November IsC Blank funushed. .. ' '-
, , MAMIE S. HEATH, '
, - - , AOXABV PUBLIC
Oct. 7th loss. .. . - . " : '- , ;
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NOTICE
Cows and Mules For SALE or TRADE
WHEN WANTLNQ TO TRADE COWS FOB MULES OR
MULES FOB COWS, SEE w
D.- J.
EEAUTANCUS, N. C.
P. T. A- HOLDS MEETING i;
The Parent-Teachers Associa
tion held its first meeting for the
present school term in the school
auditorium, with the - president,
Mrs. Ernest Taylor, presiding. . ; '
Mrs. H. X Falson read the de
votional, reading the 14th chapter
of St. Mark. - i , '
Mr. J. 3. Flemming made an in
teresting' talk; giving the number
of pupils - enrolled t and : outlined
plana for the coming year. , '
Mrs. - Archer Williams gave a
reading which delighted the aud
ience. It was called - "The Travel
ing Man", by Lady Gregory.
The P. T. Aw. meets every fourth.
Wednesday, each month at 3:30
P. M. All persons Interested in
the local high high school are urg-
led to attend the F, T, A.v f
NEVIN MUSIC CLUB MEETS
The Nevin Music Club met -Sep
tember 27th at the pome of -Mrs.
U E. Taylor, " - ,-
t Mrs. Annie Wipierington gave
the story, of the Opera, Lucia di
Lammermoor play, the famous
Sextette.' - '
Mrs. Z. A. Gibson, had an inter
esting paper of the Orchestra,; j
- Plans for a course of Study for
this winter was submitted. ' v
Current , musical events were.
given. It is the desire of the presi
dent of the Nevin Musie Club, Mrs.
O. L. Taylor, that the members at
tend the District Meeting in Fre
mont November 2nd. 1
v At the conclusion of the meeting
the- hostess served delicious pine
apple sherbert, and cake., -
' FAISON l-lfLSOftALS
Rev. and Mrs. T. W. MVane, of
Charlotte - Courthouse, Va, have
been visiting; their brother Mr. F.
P, DeVane.
Mr. H. I. Randolph left last Week
for Chicago to visit her sister.
''Congratulations to Rev. . and
Mrs. F. B. Joyner, F. B., and mo
ther are doing nicely. ,
Miss Sarah McColman and Wil
liam McCblman were visitors in
Raleigh last ..Thursday, of last
week.
. Mr. Norman 'Lewis, of Wilson;
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. C Lewis Sunday. .
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ADMLNISTRATOB'S NOTICE "
- Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of E. F. Wlr.Tins,
deceased,; late .of Duplin County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said,deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Clinton, N.'C, or to Gavin & Gav
in, Attys.,: at Kenansville, N. C,
on or before the 7th. day of Oct-
loDer, 1938, or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
payment. r " ' ,
'11 's 7lh. day of October, 1833.
W. A. WIGGINS, Adminintra
tnr of the.Eatate of E. F. Wig
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"'v l & Cavln, Attys.
v. U ft. CSlG.
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by t! i -
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a re
county t
with evf. ;
would to
posalblo t
return r
would be i
and one h i
school woi
games a v
nusalon t.
sary quo
fiaveral Frirc'' ' '
f this county t
i them to be v"v
C t ae formaUi. i cl
ball Confcre ice.
jrviewed up to
r pressed h'"- f
r of .the Cu ' c
tit O. P. John
7 approves tlie
' .id has pron 'ocd
I eiipport in bnng-
"s for the Confer
1 t ered. All p!cms
. j i n up by a
t ' ..tied to all tlie
.-ity ' "'"iaten
1 and "on.
1 ive dlacudMt.J the'
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i
tt I ) ... ' ill 9
oil! ' ' - I "
te.u.1 , ! . - t l 1
several wtt bif ' '
1 tins wl.l t , f. 'i e
I -nmises to be wy 1 "J
a 1 we are sure t . t o-.-t (. t
I e readers will lo It fornard
to t ."in. , , '
' i O 11 - .--'.";' .
tlifis Jo..orhine TU-p-n spent i
1
Saturday night with Miss Marga
ret Hayes Wood, i .'..
Uiaa- Irine Strickland. - Mrs.
Annie Pickett, Mrs. Beatrice Brin.
Ilfwi Tna Ufilunn Anil 1 1 1 f Id
. otiii. tfun aum nuuvu
ion, however that n;. 8 Uavtha Wilson made a bust
. :e reqiul g every eg trip to Richland Tuesday at
to play two gomes' tarnoon. ,
.r- county siool nr. and Mrs. A. R Wood made a
'led, and as far. ss buuiness trip to Kinston Tuseday.
games would be on Uias Irine Strickland spent a
basis. The rames' dnva this week with Mrs. Inez
Tho Vai: !'" i t i '
to nw-i'v i -t I'u". y b-
by ti.e b te of to 0. Alc.oi h
Bur ow w 4 mipuinr in every uo-.
Inait nv t cf I e r ip, tie Lre
lwera e .n-n-1 , e aiid cf' Ay
the score to be grc.ter thun it t-:t c , .
iniigut nave ceon. -me '"t"'-"" -
boys Beem to have been ; 1 1 1 1 'ivy, i
hard luck all su. n l.res 1. p-,1 T, r
ing- Coach Carson's b(ji vial soon V as 1
shake off the J.'ix that b?cuis to tlie iu
ntaiif thpm and break into the win Mumioton,
3d in a period of two
i,r three months, r ich
1 play two conference
'c Eligibility rules, ad
Tes and other neces
s would be determin
ed by t' ft members- of the .Con
ference. I, -rees and other game
officials vui'iid be selected and ap
proved by t';e Conference members
as a who' or by the coaches and
the prui , , 's of the two schools
is to notify.. ..all persons having
Wilson. -
Mla8 Annie Ray Thigpen spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Wood, i ,
- Mrs. Martha Sloan spent Sunday
with Mrs. Annie Pickett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Smith
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Strickland. ry ' 2 - -f T " '
Mr. and Mrs. Pigford Jones and
children were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lanier of
Beulavllle spent Sunday with Mr.
AJ"' 1 .e!tete .f ,aldiand Mrs. Milton Lanier;
Pickett
..Annie
Mr. and Mrs. , B. W.
spent Sunday with Mrs.
Pickett . -
Many friends and relatives at
tended the birthday dinner of Mr.
France Brlnson ' at the borne of
his son, Mr, R. E. Brlnson the
fifth Sunday. It was his 87th birthday...
We had a very successful Revi-
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column.',
Theae beys c.
WcrlJ's Lr.r::rct
jwcre out of t .i
lnj'irl 9. . r
Igame stand i i r
up llnerp, t t i
whPlmed in t p
The world's largest circus, trav-
prt .t- t ( i i 1 .
Warsaw si ''H'J r 3 f
long 'pass by I n.
plays isnuthfiad tn.wy j,
ejing on three trains of double-len-, and capn Denny horea to i
gth steel railroad cars. With 1,00 'of bifl men j,, shap0 for u. t .
people, 5 herds of elephants, 812 1 .. -...- ...-'
will exhibit in Goldaboro Friday, n the big show's great free I
October - the 11th and through- fair which also . includes a coj
out this section plans are perfect-; of tiny Shetland ponies to d.
Ing for the attendance of every the uttl folks?
man, woman and child so it seems v of tt west fii; t
at one of the performances., 3, eet parade will be i
Everybody wishes to see the Cole at 11 a. m. Hundreds Of 1
Bros.-Clyde Beatty- Circus this flVe herds of elcpliancs and t,
year, which recently returned from 'ravens and camels from the t
a triumphal five year tdur of Eu- desert will be seen. In Cie i
rope, and It la a foregone conclu- gaUe line of march will bo i
sion that the world's largest tent, than three score elaborately
seating 10,000 persons, will be fill- e&nd gilded allcgarlcttl floi
ed to the last chair afternoon and jeau wagons and open dens i
night Six rings and stages and the ges displaying the ..-Clyde I
hippidrome track, to say nothing menagerie.. Doors to t' e t ' ,
of the vast maze of the earth's Bnd the menacrerla will c ,
undersigned Pink Hill, N. C, on or
oerore tne tn. day of October.
1936, or this notice will be pleaded
in oar or t.ieir recovery.
All persons Indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
payment
i This SLh. day of October, 1035.
SARAH F. LEE, MiminUtra-
trix. of the' EsUte Of. kMark
Lee. ' " ,
Gavin A Gavin, Attys. , t ,
Nor. 14-6t-Ga " J" " -
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ADiZlT"; TBATOE'S NOTICE
Having Quaiuted as administra
tor of tlie estate of Essie I. Smith,
dMWBSMl lnt nt ttnnlfn CViuntv
North Cai-o ina, this 19 to notify all! tera Carolina farm ; agents ;Beattys glganbc , trained animal
narann. k , ..,if th.'report that tobacco erowers aro . exhibiUon will be. present in the
foremost arenic talent four hun- and 7 p. m. Tho We sho "
vai meeUng at Cedar Fork Bapt-!dred acknowledged kings and at 2 and 8 p.-m.-Caneral au
1st Church, this past week, in! queens of. daring, grace, skill and seats are provided with cu
which we received 5 new members,; incredible agility. Fifty clowns wiu able foot rests.
which were baptized Sunday af- project ten times that number of
ternoon at Hallsville. - -jf ;r mirth waves. Countless new foreign
Several folks of this community features and innovations new to A-
are planning to attend the Baptist merica are introduced on the gi-
Aasociatlon at Magnolia this week, gantic program- of the World's
o - Newest Big Show this year. Clyde
estate of i '4. i. .
them to te tltid r
HiU,,N..Cil on. or b ...e .the 8th.
day of October, or this nor
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. v .
All persons Indebted to said es
tate will please make : Immediate
payment n t '
This 9th. day of . October, 1035.
' ' n. . ...n . Main V Al?Wm CI ntA
exhibit S J3W cuuuckuia vijr J ' 'bi.wuiu..v. : - . ..
i at Pink """"j jubi. seiii cnuu.au. ui ,- xnrougnoui circus aay me uiree
plirnnt.in tented tables of the - Cole
Bros.-Clyde Beatty organizaUon FOR SALE or EXCIIA.N
ave as f!ne a lot of young broke mules'te pick
85 percent sign-up. to date.
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CLASSIFIED
FOR- SALE Two black an 1
hound dogs, one and c
years old, thret stot:U, v
cheap as over stock e l. !
- dar Bryan, Kenans vii.a, -!
10-17-2t.-N P.
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will be open to the public free of
,X MACK SMITH., Adminis- ch Here lovers of fine horses
-trator of the Estate of Essie y ylew t random hundreds of
i 1 Smith. - , (the worlds most beautlf ul thorough
Gavin A Gavin, Attys. -i
Nov. 14-6t-GG.-
the worlds most beautiful thorough
breds. Perfect specimens of almost
every known strain will be found
cade electric water pir
... city 250 gal. per hour. 1
ed one year. Good con
son for selling connec,
"town water system.
M. Med. Wil'lt I,
OctlO Ii.
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f;0MAIIA"X7tenert ct:s rf::r
the other, of tie Ka:izcly Dctly,
the Preakness, and the Ll.::z..t
Omaha k art outstanding tor
today. ,' j ,- t. ,
l . And in the cigarette World G
Both-won "their" place ttda'y'c
7Apply any tesj you Like C"
erfields stand for the best tI.Ci.ii
cigirettes. ' "' "
f S They are milder V'. . yet t'
J?; you knowl you're smo! :
taste .better -give you rcJ '