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A JUDGE CUTS THE FEES ' Y
v Some of the criticism that la directed against the lawyer and
t: e courts In this country is based upon the inability of the public to
( : rehend many l auea .or to understand the work done by lawyers
. 1 court officials in certain cases; At the same time, me puone
convinced, and rightly so, that very often legal proceedings which are
c .1 .My instituted for the protection of parties to the litigation,
wind up in a distribution of valuable assets In the shape of fees and al
lowances among the lawyers Involved,
What seems to be a recent example of this comes to light in
New York City where Federal Judge Alfred C. Ooxe, crltized the "vica
rious generosity" with stockholders' money and ruled against payments
to a "multiplicity" of lawyers and committees in the receivership and
reorganization of the Paramount-Publix Corporation now known as Pa
ramount Pictures Incorporated. t v .; vT ' ' - - V ',
. He states that 54 petitioners Including some of the most pro-
llnent law firms In New York City filed claims for "services and ex-
nsea" amounting to $3,239,828 in a casewhicb has been in the court
r more than two years. The Federal Judge allowed only f 1,026,711,
... julowlng three-fourths of the amount asked for services and two-
thirds of .'pie alleged "expense", money.. He pointed out that ''receivers,
trustees and their attorneys are court officials". and "can neither ex
pect nor be paid more than a 'moderate compensation.' " ' i
The ruling of. the Judge will command the respect of practically
everyone and should 'be generally observed throughout the United
States. '..'iS - . ' , -ir.l -
.ville News
Mr. and Mrs. Durham Grady,
C ..Jdlne and; Frederick spent
" mksgivlna week In . Newport
ws -visiting relatives, .wiuib
are they .visited jpanypolntof
interest around the city.
Mr. Morris King of Beautancus
t !?eu.r with his father and slat
es spent the week-end in South
Carolina visiting relatives. - v " ,
Mr.' and Mrs Roscoe Cooper of
Faison spent most of last - week
wit hrelaOvea here in Kenansville.
. Rnfurt nowden and ' son.
James are spending sometime with
' with relatives here m Kenansville.
den plans to make her home with
.-it. . - T3n;um tha
death of her husband here ;) last
week. " t V5;V : ' V. "s-;
Mr. and Mrs; iaaiahx Wlnstead
end children of im Cltyi spent
; unday here with Mr. and Mrs, C.
E. Quinn and Jo.v ;.'.,;-vjyV!:'-;i'-
Mri and Mrs. N;-B. Boney and
two children went to South Caro
lina on last Friday to attend the
' funeral of their uncle, ''Bob" Be
. thea, In Latta, "M ;.'"'
Mrs .Sam Newton spent the past
; week-end with her daughter, Edna
Mae, In Richmond, Va; -
Mi. and Mra. John Smith of 8a-
recta announce the blrta of a son,
Dom on xueauay, ynxuiuor oru.,
13 ,5, in Kenansville, at the home
of Mrs. Emma Quinn who is Mrs.
Smith's mother. ' .
Kr. and Mrs. Elbert Southerland
f Bmithfield, spent one night here
i it week, on business. v
1 r, and Mrs. O. P. Johnson ac
con anied by Mrs. C. E. Quinn and
Mr. fcam Newton went to Wilming
ton on Saturday. ':. :,VH j
Mrs. James Alderman Dobson is
vIMting relatives in Ooldsboro. !
Mesdames R. C. Vvells and J. M.
Trock spent last Thursday in til
j ntnon with relatives. - -; .
Jr. and Mrs. Carl H. Walker 'and
children spent Sunday here with
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dickson. .
-' ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brlnson
have moved Into their: new home
Ion the old Chinquapin Road, oppo
site Mr. and Mrs. L C. Burch. -
; Mrs. D. S. Williamson was a vis
itor recently in Jones boro, at her
lormer home.
S Messers Bruce Boney and Her
bert Boney of Wallace had dinner
on last Sunday here.' with the Nor
wood Boneys. ' t, -
Mrs. Robert Carroll Wells at
tended party In Ooldsboro oil Sa-
Mesdames H. U Stevens, Jr., R.
D. Johnson, George Bennett and
others from Warsaw attended Rob
ert Bowden'a funeral here on last
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. L. A 3easley of Kenans
ville and Mrs. Henry Stevens of
Warsaw left ithis"week for Way
nesboro, Vs., where they will spend
sometime wun Mrs. carl uotn.
The Community sing was held at
ine nome or Mr na Mrs. w. B.
Murray last Monday night with a
large crowd present The time was
spent singing the old hymns and
learning some hew ones. It is hop
ed that all the people of the com
munity will loin in the musical fel
lowship hour held each .. Monday
night for about one hour.
Miss Esther Stephens spent Wed-
nesaay in wumragton. '
Circle No. 1 of the Woman's Au
xiliary of Grove ! Presbyterian
Church met on Monday afternoon
at s:au wun Mrs. n. v. wells. The
Bible Study was led by Mrs. F. I
Goodman. The business session was
presided over by the circle chair
man, Mrs. W. J. Pickett. A goodly
number of members were present.
A deligatful social hour was en
joyed at the close of the meeting.
PIANC3; r V . PIANOS ,
' ' USED ONES IN PERFECT jCONDmON $50 CP
New Ones 1195.00 Pp Baby Grands $395.00 Up
. . ,.. . . .. . i. .TERMS , - V t
We do expert tuning at reasonable prices,!1 t
We pay. $3 to $5 for Information leading to a sale. '
. LET US PLACE A PIANO ON APPROVAU . . " v
' ' ij t NO OBUQATION. '-,: "
"AM. LANSFORD ;
' ' WALLACE, N. C. -' r
. i .. " li e. The bu
i yM pi- - siued over by
ft Wiiiuiins. Misses
. : v ion and Nannie Grey
i had charge of the pro
i and the devotional. Prior to
..c-ninent tempting refreeh
ii.unts were served. .,.y-
The KenansviUe Kontract Hub
met on Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock with Mrs. N. B. Bon
ey. Attractive place cards which
also served as tallies seated the
guests upon their arrival. Mrs. t
C, Burch Won a green memoran
dum Pad for beinsr tha flr m.m.
ber present to bid game and make
it High score prize,, a bottle of
Spanich Perfume" was carried
uuine oy sars. Joseph Wallace, Mrs.
R. C. Wella wu vivan
pin-cushion for consolation. At the
vufiuiuwon oi uie game the hostess
served "Tipsy Cake" and coffee.
The meetlnsr wan ao-ain m
100 percent attendance. It was de-
biueu uu uua occasion lor the low
scorers to entertain the high scor
ers at the end of the coming year.
wcic wbo maae 10 go to
Jacksonville one night soon on an
oyster roast at j whih tim
members of the club will entertain
Faison Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Decker' of
Rutherford, N. J., are spending a
iw uajra nere wim sirs. uecKers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Belt
r - Mr. and Mn (THffnrA WmIii nf
Whi takers, were visitors of Mr. and
mrs. m. v. ubwui ounaay. j
dents home for "Thanksgiving were:
nr. juouis Laumn, ox u. IN. u., (Jha
pel Hill; Miss Catherine Thompson
Of E. C T f! r.nnMinvlIla- . UI
Charlotte Williams, of N. c! C. W.,
ureensDoro, ana miss Mao Martin
Of E. Q. T. C. .-'-.ryl ; .
Mr.' Claude Walton who now
holds a position in Raleigh is spend
tag a few days here. -.,,; :s,.:.,,:;.
i Mlt J. C Bell. -Il- nt hlo
muntty who now hold a position in
luriua is acre zor a lew Gays. ,-'
MiSS Blanche Lewla haa nhtrn.
ed from Whi takers where she vis-
iiea ..i ner-. suiter, Mrs. ' Clifford
Weeks. r .
Mr. Clavbnnrn HTnrtnn ifa tuiwi.
ing a few days here with friends.'
xji, ciuoa r tuson, oi unarioite is
visitihar hU naront-a Ur nr,H ur-.
H. J. Faison. :,
The manv frlentla nt Raw r
Mrs. F. B. Joyner are glad to know
that tha mnfmvnfn nf vhinh
recently held in Wilmington, has
aviik uuu v uua community lor
another year. . ,:
t i "Ht will be iwid
at tiie 1 -r -M,) .Han Church next
Sunday ni'rht. Everyone is cor
dially invited to attend this pro
gram. , t , ;. .. :
Much Interest is being shown In
the . "Henpecked Husband" , and
"Prospective Groom" contest, of
which is beintr sponsored bv the
P. T. A At the stage of this writ
ing Mr. 8. R. Ireland leads the
"Henpecked" husbands and Mr., F.
F. DeVane is ahead of the "Pros
pective Bridegroom entries. : 4,-:
Outlaw's Bridge y
Rev. W.'H. Skeets, Umve realist
Minister of Rocky Mt, is expected
to occupy the pulpit here next Sun
day morning at eleven ; o'clock.
Sunday School at ten o'clock. Come
worship with us at both services.
The Dixie Reelers will : present
their program in- the school audi
torium Saturday night. Admission
15o and 25 cents. Proceeds will go
to ine scnooi.
: The Home Demonstration Club
will meet with Mrs. H. C. Turner
-Monday afternoon, December 16th
for the regular monthly - meeting
and Christmas' tree. - All members
are urged to be present .
' Mrs. Lloyd D. Sutton' and chil
dren from near LaGrange - spent
Saturday in the borne of the form
er's parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. H.
Parker. ):?,- v;. ;
Quite number from here attend.
ed the show "In Old Kentucky" in
Gold8boro last week.
Messrs. M. W. Sutton. Tvpv Rut.
ton and Gordon Outlaw with their
families, attended a family reunion
at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Sutton near Deep Run.
I.f. and a viuitor of Miss Sarah
James Sunday night ;
Mr. Quinn Rouse was a visitor
t of Julia Annie Jones Sunday P. M.
Mr. Herbert Stroude was a' visi
tor of Miss Bonnie Adell Jones
Sunday P. M. a .-..- (
Miss Verda Mae Jones is spend
ing a while with friends and rela
tives at Mt Olive.
Misses Bonnie Adell and Julia
Annie Jones were visitors of Miss
es Rachel and Sarah Hones Sun
day. .
- We are all sorry to know that
Mr. Peter Deaver is seriously 111
He Is in the hospital at Kins ton.
We all hope he will soon recover
wu return nome to nis Wlie and
children. . , (
UtOe Mr. Norwood West Wiley,
son Of Mr .and M ra ilhorf WIU
wita Knoua v 1 1 1 n nntv bm
glad to know be is improving. V
i JU.UW sonme Aaeii Jones spent
n i i . . . . . . .
ouuiwy mgni witn ner sister, Mrs.
Mvrtle E. Wilev
Mr. Sammie Harper Was a visi
tor Of MiSS Doris Pottfir RimHav
P. M. - , , , - '
Mr. Elbert v AnmmAt-llM - nunl
Jim A. Jones. . . ' ' ;
We are all aorrv tn lrnmv f -ur
W. Stroude's death. He was a good
nciguuur. ana very una nearted.
He died Frldav P. M nammh.. a
and was buried In the family ce
metary, Saturday p. M. ;
There will ha ohtimh tx.
va.wa .u B. A
Grove Saturdav nlo-ht omi o,,.j..
A. M. The public is cordially in-
Mrs. Ada Potter wu a h
Of Mr. and . Mra. T. n : Uoo.
Monday night
Piney Grove News
Mr. Ressey - Whaley and Miss
Li tha Thompson ;were visitors at
Mr. Cllde Adams at prayer meet
ing Friday night ,
' Mr. Ressey Whaley was a visitor
of Miss Litha Thompson Saturday
P. M, and also took her to the dan
ce at Pink Hill Saturday night
Mr. L. N. Jones', Mr. Albert Wi
ley, Bonnie Adell. and Julia Annie
Jones were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Jones Saturday night.
Mr. Sammie Harper -was a visi
tor of Miss Lena Ruth Wells of
Goldaboro, Friday night
- Mr. Major Jones was a visitor
of Miss Dollie Mae Wiggins of
Rlchlands Sunday P. M. and also
Sunday P. Mj one week ago.
Mr. EarJ Harper was a visitor
of Miss ' Raynor Thompson Sat
urday night v .
Mr. Ressey Whaley was a visitor
of Miss Pearl Barnette Sunday P.
MARRIAGES
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White:
Ben Swinsnn .Tr. tn Roths Dnt-
ter.
to Essie Sullivan of Duplin.
Warren A Thomaa tn vhi
Rachel Home.
Colored:
Johnnie Ruaae-li tn rn-rin t
Loftin. , . "
James Farrior to Verona Sea
borough. .
Jessie King to Essie Pearl Jones.
WM-MM A .
TO WRITE
CHURCH HISTORY
Mr. A. T. Outlaw, who is a mem
ber of the Grove Presbyterian
Church and who is interested and
efficient in research has been cho
sen by the session of Grove chur
ch to write a history of the chur-
cn to De presented to the public in
a C, 'y
pamplet form at the 200th Anni
versary of the organization of the
church' which will be celebrated in
the near future. Mr.- Outlaw has
already much valuable: data at
hand and plans to make an ex
tensive search . for all - material
throwing light on the history of
the church. We are looking i for
ward to the publication of this
work as one of the valuable' addi
tions not only to the church but
also to the history of the state.
Resolutions of Respect
' WHEREAS on November 18th.,
1935, God, our Heavenly Father, in
His Infinite Wisdom called to her
eternal home our friend and on.
worker,' - Mrs. Lucy Southerland
Jolly of Grove Presbyterian Chur
ch, Kenansvitle, North Carolina;
xnereiore, De it resolved:
Firat That- In tha rioath nf Mm
Jolly, we The Woman's Auxiliary
have lost a moat beloved and Inv.
al member."-1'- ;-,'!,,
Second. That we feel that her
consecrated christian life and you
thful work baa been an insDir&tion
to US.. --
Third; that she' gave gladly of
her time and means in any work of
the Church. . f.. ,
Fourth: That we mnurn tha lnao
Of our OUiet and unaMnimine- trionA
and CO-worker and .return thank.
for her Influence left upon us. j
ixtn: mat a copy of these reso-'
rations be sent to ber family and to 1
the Chrlatlan nhaarvai anA hIomh
upon the records of our Auxiliary.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. L. SOUTHERLAND,
MRS- G. V. GOODING,
MRS. J. A. GAVIN,
(Committee)
Cr j" U.,.i
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