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1 j "t loert , ,i t ..t tt i ivLt wia t s. 'i ,f Uom every t'T for. , s , ,j . r.o"w8vine, n! C ', ( , December 18, 1935 t ' ' Dear Santa Claus,' " I want vou to bring me some . nm.nirtrMi.. orances. aPPlOS, can- dy, raisins,' butternuts; ,.n cap and a big box ol matcnes. - ( , ' Your little friend,' Hornet Nethefcutt' . :j w . w " . KenansviHe. N .C, ' ',, .. '," , December 16, 1035., Sr J ' Dar Banta Claus; ,'.' ttrlnr ma a'dolL and! I pair of gloves. I am a Uttle tea - year old girl. I am In the third grade. Ba sure W remembor my classmates. , . fA', w', Love,?, Edna Mae Perry. '..BoUain,N.c-" - December 16, 1035. - -: Dear Santa Claus, " . , X want you to bring me a bicy cle. I am a Uttle ten year old boy. 4 1 am in the third grade. Be sure - to remember my classmate. . ' hart, , - , v Rivers Jones. ' S , ' 0 '"1.1 , r Rom Hill, N. C. !' December 16, 1935. Dear Santa Claus, . ; Do.- you have a lot of toys? If you have please bring me a bicycle. If you don't have many toys, bring me tome apples. I live six miles from Rose Hill, 0 . , . , With .love, i .; ,. Dannie Sholar. 1 '? Kenansvllle, N. C '. December 19, 1935; Dear Santa Claus, . , I want you to bring me bicycle and some firecrackers. I am nine years old. I am in the third grade. - 'i'v vt ' - Love,. - ' , Juhen Marshall, Jr., Brock. Mt OUve, N.'C December 16, 1935. Dear Santa Claus, ; -"I want you to bring me a book' sack, a tea set, lack racks and fruit I am. eight years old. I am In the third grade,' - With love, Olive Bummerlln. " Kenansvllle, "N. C."'" December 17, 1935. Dear Banta Claus, ' I want you to bring me some water colors, a doll, and dishes. I -ant a little girl ten years old. I am in the third grade. My teach er's name Is Miss Fate.' I like to go to school My name is) Dorothy. I hope you will remember me. -LovoV . Dorothy Lee Koonce. Kenansvllle, N. C.' : December 16, 1935. Dear Santa Claus, . . J want you to bring me an au tomobile, a harp, some candy, a pair .of gloves, a top and some marbles.: I am ten; years, old, 1 am In the third grade. Be) sure to remember my classmates. ' ; ' . 'Love, . Jessie J-m9s Outlaw. Magnolia, N. C. December 16, 1935. Dear Santa Claus, : I want you to bring me a wagon. I am a little thirteen year old i boy. I am in the third 'grade. Be sure to remember my classmates. f- 'Love,' . Henry Dunn. Mount OUve, itVCV ., ; December 16, 1935. , .Dear Santa Claus, ? ; " , I want you to bring me a mick ey mouse watch. I am a uttle eight year old boy. I am in .the third grade. Be sure to remember my classmates. My teacher's name is Miss Pate.. ' v; . With love, r . 1 ' Ivey A man, Junior. ' Kenansvllle, N. C. f December 16, 1985. -Dear Santa Claus, : - I . want you to bring me a wat ch, a pair of shoes, a dress, apples and oranges. , . , - With lore, ' -.t ';. . i Loretta Purvis. " ; " Mount Oflve, N .C. . . - , December 16, 1935. ' Dear Santa Claus, -i M Please bring me a pair of beads, a pair of gloves, a box of handkt. : chiefs, some fratt, nuts and can dy. Don't forget my brothers and sister. Please remember by dass . mates too, I am a little girl nine :: years old. X am In the third grade at school. With love; " - ' ' Florene Goodman. f" ' ' Kenansvllle N. C. ''; -'r December 1 ICR ' '' Dear Santa ClausJ .' ' .t want you to bring me a desk. I fa e's'.t years -oil Be sure to rc korpyr clac- ,tes... - .'. V,r"lth love, ' , . : :a, v. a - L r 13, 1S35. ' Dear i i C.us, i: a 1 : t me a booksack,! r-alr it i' 3, some toys and some fruit Itia little eight ysar old glrL ; I am in the third grade. My teacher's name Is Miss rate. Be sure to remember my cla.s inatea. ' - t!L6ve, I " . , Gloria Mae Wfc'lfleid. . : ". o , I 1 ; - Kenansvllle, N. O-.' ' , i ! ' December 16, 1935.' - ' , Dear Santa Claus, " " i X want you to bring me a drels, a bau, a vnir ot -gloves, some fruit and candy. I surelyhope you will' come ciulstmas night ' and bring ma all I want you to. guess I must close pow lor ; is bedtime. , - . '" 1 -t " With love, ? Verna Maa Strickland. KenansviUe, N. C. C December 16, 1935. V- '. f ' Dear Santa Claus, . "f It's getting almost-time for you to come and I can hardly wait X want you, to bring me. a 'wagon with head-lights.' , X am a little boy eight years old. I am la the third grade. Be sure to remember my classmates, vn. . ( Love,' ' - k , ' , Iris Lee Lesry. MAYOR'S PBOOiAMATION Whereas the Frealdent of the United States, has called on the people to unite in a national ef fort to cut down the rising tide' of death and destruction on the streets and highways of the na tion; , Whoreea t Oovemer of N. Carolina has pledged the cooper ation of this state in this nat ional ffort;- - Whereas the Law Enforcing Offtoem of North Carolina have Inaugurated through The Insti tute of Governor a systematic an' continuous program' otJVcoi dent Prevention and Motor Ve-' hide Law Enforcement through' the distribution of 500,000 cop ies of MGoldea to Highway Safe- ? w- -.. - : f sv Now, therefore, I, J. B. Jer retV Mayor, of Kenansvule can upon all high school authorities, all local officials and employees all dozen's- organizations and automobile drivers, and the beads : of aU business enterprises, " to proenro and study ' "Guides to Highway Safely" without delay, and to devote the first meetings of , their respective organizations , in January, 1936, to program of accident prevention and mo-, tor vehicle law enforcement as the starting point of a larger ' program of crime prevention and criminal law enforcement v o hi- 2 You Must Pay ; K You Use Our School Buildings It might interest the people of! Duplin County to know that the school officials of the county are helpless when it comes to a mat-' ten- of charging for the use of a' school building for various kinds of meetmps. fluperir.tcndont of schools Johnccn stated this week that It was his desire as well ss all principals and committees that the buildings be used by every person who desire them for a community purposes, but when it is used in the winter when heat is required or at night when light is required a small charge must be made as re quired by law. Reasons for making charges, as set out by the school, commission are as follows:.. "The charges made are in no manner, a charge for the rental of thej building, but, to -pay for vthe actual cost of operation of the school plant, which., has been, or will be, charged to State funds. The Janitorial Service, Fuel, and Water, Light and, Power provided by the State is for regular school work by State 'allotted 'teachers, and does not include any tunas for any activities similar to the ones listed oelowr Cafeterias,, Teachers- ages,. Principals' Homes, Janitors' Homes, Extension Classes, Kinder garden Classes, Plays, Community ""'" 1 ' 1 hi ii ii ttav) i. ; (Classified ; Adverticcmcnt s FOR 8ALEV " Six Ouersey cows Sen at low price. Also one pair Walker dogs,,,. See, S. D. BRAD- SHAW, KenansvUle,' N. C, - vV. ." ' O in '"' " PLANT B$D FERTILIZER i Good plant bed fertilizer for Sale. Beady for delivery. W. E. E3LANGA, Kenansvllle. . l-Z'itCn.p. f .. vu- i i o i . i XBO ACPJ2 FAI, Lease one year, j privllc i f 2 1-2 acr.s Slraw f berry; I s- 8 -re fbacco, . nti v s i 4 c 1. e PAX.L ! " . . ::ie. 12-2l-pd.'"' ' ' TuachiT . A.v ' i. l-etii. i, a. It erclaes are c . school work. It la not intend' 1 to the use of tha school lu . 4 curtail out'ii.le a ".Ufs; 1 it ia unlaw : A to i i.r co; fuel, electric cii- t, v -i.. or y other of the faci! j htat v.,1 1 paid from State '.' "'ooi Fuiv'-j f any other pu " - n. t ,ut f i which thry v - v . .oviJod, c -d C y were prov.uJ y for the xefi r and necessary school work as car ried on by the State-alotted teach ers. No City, County, or State ol'li- cail has authority to permit the use of fut-1 or electric current for operation of the school plant for any purpose except ' regular, and necossary school work, -unless the State SchooljFund is i reimbursed sufficiently, - to cover, : the actual COSt-if Rccltf ish Cbb Meets ''' ilra.-"deddie Dixon, entertained the .members of ' thet t Rockf ish HomJDemdhstratlon Club, r, Wed nesday afternoon, with a large too. of "members and .visitors present j A Christmas program was given by the leaders, in which Christmas Carols played by Mrs. L. K.- Alder man had a' very prominent part Another interesting feature of the program was the Christmas Tree on the, lawn which was beautifully decorated by, Mrs. v Dixon. J; The members placed their gifts' around the tree, and all ' joined hands sing- Imr. Jinirle Bells, led bv Mrs. Al derman. The recreation loader Mrs, W. B. Reirister. assisted by Mrs. O. R. Brice handed out the gifts, During the meeting two little Christmas " Books' were passed to each member to write Christmas wishes to our former Demonstra tor,. Mrs. McSwain, and our form- er Secretary, Mrs. David WUliams both of whom we miss very much. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Paul Owens and Miss Marie Dob- son, served wafers and persimmon Beer.: T .j i ll 0 !' ' I Coast Line Foreman Arrested, Liquor "Capt" James Ezzell, section foreman of the . Atlantic Coast tilnf, located at Magnolia was nab bed by Sheriff ; Williamson, and Deputies, Dale and Pope last Bun- day morning at .his home with 11 gallons; of whiskey. He -was put un- der 3150 bond for. his appearance at county court Monday. Ezzell has been with the Coast line for 28 years and would have been retired on a pension. In ano ther year and a half. According to reports he will probably lose . his job. it . is said that he was drawing a salary of approximately S130 per month.' - , Officers stated that they have been getting reports on him for a year, but this is the first time they have been able to catch him. Ez zell stated that he had the liquor for his wife who was sick. He has several children. Johnnie Harrell Bound Over In : Death Accident At - a coroner's hearing here Monday 1 morning, probable cause was found and Johnnie Harrell of Tin City was placed under a bond for appearance at the next term of court, in the death ;of Isaao Brin son, near Tin City on November 29th. At the hearing evidence was brought out that Harrell was driv ing west towards Tin Citv about six o'clock in the evening and Brin son wan walking in the same dlree- tion Brinson, according to eviden ce of two' witnesses and Dr. John nie. Robinson, had been drinking! There was novldence thatH t;i ;, 1 .' . , S .'.-' t " CI t ' 1 1 1 ' ,r 1 I j r i it , - -1 -; t 3. 1 s ! ! r ' t a i ry '. ' i 1 j t t 90 man la i 1, , c .a-ried 1 . i e doct rii , i iace and 1 . ; iehev. s cai. ,J ! to ttie h , The Coroisr found J probable c 'j'Jiout a Jury, I Vt i . i: 73 ; .Mrs. Fannie Hall and Mrs. Wil liam Jones attended the funeral of Mrs. .Henry A. Grady in Clinton on last Monday-afternoon. v Mr. I. B. SouUterland who has been spending ; sometime with his mother, Mra Eartine Southerland returned -, to t Winston-Salem on Friday to resume his work. . f'The followmg, boys from? State College, Raleigh, arrived home on Thursday of (last week to spend the Christmas Holidays with their parents : Messrs , . jueorge : Boney, Luke' Boney; , Jr.; Charles ; Adams, Milton Southerland, Horace Perry, John Robert Zibelln and J. B. Bon- ; Miss Lucy Fields who has been visiting her brother, Mr. T. M. Fields returned : to her home in Lumberton. last week.- - Miss Hilda. Powell spent Friday1 of last week In c Wilmington. - Mr. and , Mrs. "Worth Williams and small daughter of Greensboro are visiting Dr, and Mrs. J. D. Robinson. ; w , . .. '" Miss Mildred. Reeves formerly of Marie's Beauty. Shoppe left Mon day for home in Bolton. ' " i Misses Josio 'Hall i and Xylda Cooper, students, at E. C. T. C. in Greenville "arrived home Tuesday to spend the Holidays..' . Mr. Marcellas' Pope spent last Sunday in Richmond,- Va. . Mesdame Clute Rlvenbark. James Henry Currie, Horace Rlv enbark and Miss 'Estelle- Ennia spent -Wednesday in Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Southerland spent last .Monday in Kins ton on business. - , ' MiBses Elizabeth Ward and An nie Laurie HarreO of Peace Junior College, Raleigh arrived Thursday to spend the Christmas Holidays. Mrs., Sam Bloom and small aon, Billie of Kins ton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L.ByrdV Mr. and JUrs. ' Colon Wells - of Florida are visiting . relaUves in and around Wallace. , -. . - Mr, Jack Townsend and several friendr of; Selbyvilhv; DeL, -spent last week' here- with Mr.. Hugh Morrison.t hunting. , Dr. Cedrlc Zibelln spent Wed nesday afternoon at ms home in WUmingtonr, - " - . Friendship News Mrs. Dan Swlnson and daughter. Evelyn, spent Tuesday in Warsaw. Mrs. Sarah Stokes and Mrs. C. E. James called on Mrs.' Bob Mut ton Sunday, night . . , . , Miss Ruby Bwinson Is visiting in Norfolk,; Va. I . Margaret Moore spent Wednes--day night with; her cousin, Virgin ia Moore. ' r , t , Henry Brow Of Bowderi is vis iting in the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Ellis Stokes,- j ' ' " Mr. C, R, WUson of MagnoUa spent last Sunday with his daugh ter, Mrs. Kit James.- Mrs. Sarah Ifowden of Mt Olive is spending this-week with " her daughter, Mrs, 'Claud Brock. , , ' Mrs. Geo. Register spent Sunday THE GIFT YOU'RE LOOKING! IS AT- in GOLDCOP.0 : 'Pi 1 s 1 to 1 J , J j - " v i 4 - r ii 'i, r. ' : ' -l and i-. .a I .' a It l " v v ,e n, d 1. t v,u't. .o v' j f '.e youig couple many ypH-s rf 1, ipiness. I. .a. 'hiMe Ann Erock cele brated her 80th birthday Thursday Uie 12lh when she had about , 150 peoi ie present, relatives, children, grand-children iand friends, all enme with well filled baskets and spread lunches on a long table in the yard. Everybody there enjoyed the day. The delicious eats and be-1 ing with old friends again. We all; wish Mrs. Brock many more haD-' py birthdays and hope ' to hear the birthday announced over the radio again. o i if Kccsevelt. Opens t Continued from front page) :'., Susan "BoB-ue" Johnson. Wallare- nettle Blanton, Rockfish; Vance Gavin and Miss Pattie Loftin, Ket aiisviue. . Robert C. Wells of KenannvillA Is , chairman of the 3rd Congres- aiuuai District, -1 oung Democratic Clubs of North Carolina, and Mrs,. D, L., Ward, Jr., of New Bern Is vice-chairman of the district. ' iJetails of the local Eratherfnir wlU be published in the Times at a later date. NOTICE OF RE-SALE UNDER AND BT virtue of Dow er and authority vested in the un dersigned Commissioner , by a cer tain judgment Of the l Sunerior Court of Duplin County In a cer tain Civil action entitled: ' Chaa Moore et al Vs C: E. Stephens, t al and by virtue of a certain other order in said cause directing a re sale of the hereinafter described premises, thief said commissioner will offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash at the uourt-House door in KenansviUe, N. C, Duplin County, on the 81st aay or December, 1939 at or about tne nour of 12:00 noon the follow ing described tract of land. , - Beginning at a stake in the Bowden line, L. Middle ton's cor ner and runs , thence South 60 West 28 poles to a stake,, Oliver and. Emma Humford ' corner; thence that line SO 1-2 West 43 poles to a stake, A, S. Phillips ' cOrner; thence his" line 'North 84 1-2 East 88 poles to a smaM pine, his : beginning corner; thence South 14 East 82 poles to - select cr i : (i : V ;J l i 1 .. v' - ' i ' ' y' n, ' v r, 'i, A' ( . c . ) - r Mi . Carilon to A. It. t d-iy rf T -i, 1 - ' 1 i of LI 1 TV'," ieuih on t a i Ch 18':a. Default hiv in payment of the thirebv fcrured, lh l will ou-r f jr pi'-e end f t- the 1 ' ' . ! 1 r s tor ca.sli e Court- house Uuir ia i i the 15 day cf Jai v.. i, N. C. on ry, 1338 at or about the hour of Twelve O'clock noon the following dcciwed tract or parcel or land. Ia Cln County, f "ito of Norti Carolina a j the limits of B. C. I.'!-. -, ''.ton Chess nutt, and others, i, i Limnd ed as follows, vl,: L ' at a stake on the run of Folly branrh at a poimt ?1 rn' llow is SANTA SAYS GO TO, . lB.;w.;;CANADY; S0N " , l' Hardware t'' ti '"pyy IN KINSTON '-"J', For your last minute Christmas Gift Purchases. ITojji will fli, their selection good and prices Reasonable. s . Toys.for all the Kiidies - Keller &:zt: with your Initials cn then. Our Low Prices On Toys ;: Have Them Moving Automobiles t4JH up to 816.60 - large from, Velocipedes with robber tires in bright ami up. ,1 .'1 : ' , . ' , ,,," " '.,',(' .',( " , AU steel wagons 11.00 Ektra large size 83.50. l. Scooters that go like the wind for fl.85. - ' - ' Fiber doll carriages 3.00 up lo $10.00. "'. Children's rockers, natural and red for f 1.00. - QUINN z r.3LL?J: FCRMTURa OF CUAlITlf . KiiSt.dij N 0 t . . 8 ) 1 I ir re Auv i , Decen.LLr A. CASH SUF1LY C Robert C. V.V.!o, Attorney. Dec. 19, 23, J..i 2 9 u ' .' . , 1. r .assortment - colors $3.00 '-4-1
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