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:Li;r L"g:;st surprise
ittci lists was failure
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lee Gravely of Rocky
t ta g;et the finance commit
tLiirmaaship f ' ,,; ; :V , ,
"z was given consertatiori and
11 :r".cnt instead:. , "
1. j week-end at home may well
b 11.3 last legislators will get this
, " ion. A resolution was jammed
i :ci';;h House and '' Senate V last
providing, fof & ' I'six-day
" for the General Assembly,
' Ii'r.eans that, hereafter' ; ses
i ' 111 fee held all day Saturday
" r'l day Ilonday and that com
es will do business as usual
1 -3 days. V:Y , '' ; V v
';, this is what Tthe legis
.il ii its first week:. .-f,.'"
jj-"convened for a
i t session, ', eonfirmed
aiapted, for the Ee
r-r'"t T '.ed W
, . : vce: ' l:y r.:aa.s c.a
. 't":n. 1.j3 heard " in
' f 121 ty F;?. Uellp
3 ard return to use
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. . ' ' cerenc-ks
1 i' 3 rerrt a-
j i :i T.'ii,, a mi-
, i . . a - to
'"ija for a j;ist
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i v- --- . "AAcy -'.an-u
Lit 3 program and
, . 3 f .tly corid
-:s all posai-
i.
Ia the House also a
;..:;cd to reaprrtipat
' cf certain ccities
.lure. Under ,tl.3 pro
1 r:ea;ure, Eurccmb?,
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The Farm Agent ar.l Li
workers have, moved iatj 11.3 l.'v
Agriculture Euilling ia ,He:::..:5
ville'and .all farmers y.ho v;art to
find infromaticn cr alvice, must
now go; to the ITev; rll-ir. TI.3
Farm z;siit Depart" t is in the
south erj cf the tdiirg. Mr.
Leyr-cU's effice is ta the left of
the entrance, aI Ce general of
fice is at the end cf the hall-way
to -the left as you enter the build?
in. ' '
' Ihe f cneral farm business" will
Lj har ':d by the office force to
th p-illlo ever the desk at,the
tzl cf thi hall. Only those, who
hate" some definite and- personal
t;nc:'3-will hate occasion to en
ter -3 criiee; and those wanting
to" IIr.v tsyiclii " personally
t;Zt D t J hh cilice. The efficient
cice f
tee U now able to handle
most cf tlia farm problems.
As jti cr. -? the DUiia:n
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CEULkVilLE
; HoisOii roll
rintCrads:' Georgia Ma Ever-
; Ilttr- MaUay atd Gerldii'e
Lcciid' Cfde:' Ibist Killef;
mon'it Thictf, EOnav Jane- Tur
ner, Fifty ttM, Eunice ter,
John Costic;; Avottv filler,- Earl
Hatcher and Pansy Eimpon. Sec-;
end ' Cartis Kennedy, Eichard
Williams, Madefine Cottle, . Euby
Lanier, Lessie Whaley,-Ernestine
Elakek,u Bobby Kentedy, Elouise
Whaley, Estelle Whaley, Hobart
Whaley, Wilina Erinson, ' Evelyn
Kennedy, Eetty Simpson, Colleen
Jones, Robin Thomas,. Billy Gres
ham, Louise, Whaley, Juanita Ed:
wards, Joyce . , Thomas, : Jean
Thigpen, Cary I,ou- Cole, Bussell
Daughtryi1' Hazel -. Penny, , Perry
Whaley,4 Getald Williams, and 0
dell Thompson, , " V .' . f. " -"
Third Grade: First Samuel
Thomas, Glenn:-Lanier, Louise
Quinn, Mary Lois Cottle, Edna Hue ;
Thomas, Letha Thigpen, mba Jfian
Thomas, Mertie Lou . Lanier and
Marie , Hunter.. Second ' Frank
Thomas, Eaeford Kennedy, Ottis
Miller, Evelyn Sumner, Margaret
Erhsca and Ilyrtle' Exum.
Fouith Grade: Second Mary
Ann Harris, Leo Miller, Geraldine
Horris, Ilprvey - Brinson, Hilda
r,l;n, . :ns Cuinn, Marjorie'
L 3Wa, T red Luth - Kennedy,
Etui Laii3 Kennedy and Lula
Alice Eavaor. - ) l: t ' ti' "At
lilii: Tirst , Eobert
Craft, Earcthy Mae . Bostic, ' an4
c-i :a"iM-H07.rs-.D2i.:n:3mA
CLUB .I&t AKUJYm
OLIA' The- Magnolia
Ilr-e Ecrr stratten Club.heli its
n. -lx i..wi:j January 7th ' at
2 .10 P. II. v.ith the new Trcsiient
Ilrs. IIerst'i .C.-jlcr- presiding
"Tl:s C1I Ilcrth Etato' was sung
ar 1 tLe Collect rjpeated. ,The roll
call was answered with something
each member wish?! to pccomjlish
durirg thi year. Hiss-1 'ar tin, cur
Agcr.t, gave a helpful tJ.k on pre
venting accidents c;i the farm. Che
renounced tha cheers rcciir, at
Lcr.ansvill3, J -"ary ZZili at 10.
O'clock ar.i r - leaders scLc:l 11;e
rr.r.cuncrl 1J.3 in tLa d4y
r-ich hones raet for
ll'i ccnrldcraiiri li-
l;crl ch- ' r.l'
THURSDAY,; JAII. 14, 1CS3,
iEW BUILDING
cfTtirst ,dbor, totie right, is ihe of?
fice , of Garland King ' and v. the
County Credit Association.' ;, The
second door is the private, office
1 cf the Credit Association. ; These
offices are now -occupied and are
ready .to. serve the public' ' -The
door at the, end of the hall
opposite the j, Farm Department
will be the private office, of the
home agent, Miss Jamye Martin,
and the room adjoining wiir be
used for, demonstration work,?
. The auditorium' that you face
as you enter the building will be
used f of farm and home demon;
stration meetings; The building is
being heated by steam from an
enlarged plant at the ;' jail. Best
rooms for ladies and ; jjentlemen
will-, be found on the basement
floor with entrance Worn the. main
hall. The plumbing has not been
completed. The large room under
the auditorium will be used for
rtftra by the? cofaty;;: 'f
SCHOOL"
roam; mm&
Macy ErinsOtf. Eeconcf 4-:,Caxlton
rasdea. I!ayfiell Eriicn. . Clara
Ilae Edwards; Xcis' Houston,. Iris
Jones,- Patsy Euth Kennedy, AnH
Canderrsnv Juanita Sandlin, Olive
Mae Thomasj HaZel .Thompson
Lois Williams, Ortelle Mercer. Ha
zel Davis Evelyn Small,- Uaomi
Whaley and Henry Daughtry.,
Bixth (iraae; "First Myrtle
Bachelor. Second Nancy Harris,
Ruth Jones;: Aileen-Brown, Mary
Powers; Lucille Sanderson, f-Mary
Small. -Edna Lee Albertson, and
Pearl Blizzard. "V ',' ;
Seventh Grade: SecondLouise
Hunter. Ozelle Blizzard, and Ra
leigh' Kennedy., '". '
Eighth Grade: First - Foye Elr
lington,. W B. Harris Lou Belle
Edwards, Evangeline Brinson, Jo
sephine, Thigpen and Eunice Mae
Thomas: Second Mavis Kenne
dy Kathleen -Lanier. xCarrie Grace
Thomas, Elizabeth Batts and- Cal
vin Mercer, j C " ttf t 1 1
. -Nineth .Grade f First v Mabel
Blizzards Second Ida Lee Bos
tic, Roma Dare - Jones, - Johnny
Brows Kennedy, Julia Deane San
dliirand Edrie Cuintf.:' ' J
: 'jTentS GraHe: First OscaV Bat
cnelor and-Mabel Kennedy.-Second
"4LaTry Bostic. J V v7 A
-Eleventh Gfdet Firstf Mary
Lbu Bcfstie. Second Dofotbj Al
beWsonrLlcJ BriSson. Karv, Kath-
ryn Dobson, Azeline Edwards.-De-
lia Mercer.
same day at 2 P. M; "Making Com
mon Vegetebleal?ncomm6n'r J was
demonstrated by Miss Martin in
the cocking of five Minute cabbage
and creamed mixed vegetables. She
was assisted by the new food lead
er, Mrs. J. H Gaylor. Other sub
jects by the leaders, were "Eight
Dant's for The Home Seamstress",
Ilrs, J, E. Tucker r "The Built In
Ironing Board,"- Mrs.. L, E. Pope;
"Concerning The Child's ' Mental
ealth",- Mrs... S,E; . Hunter,
imely Flower Tips lor January"
"rs. Lloyd Lanier: , Vegetable va
licties for 1937", Mrs; T. M. Rog-
ers; 'Trades for Vcr.en and ,Wliy
"3 Josephine aL.irs. Alter tne
;-rr-cf the x rcir.;3hip ' faong;
1). iio'ace,
C. C. IV
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Lxx&if, llcghle Ehcaes, Eu'sseli
iJandson; Ottia Simpson, Hazel
,LE, IT. c.
v tlb Lifters Cdr
' Uipsie, house dog 'belonsizg
, to L. A. Beasley of Kenansville
.has had quite a "time ; recently
; trying to' keep up s with ' ; Mr.
Beasley's'old car, and wondering
why he ,cantrhave a. chance; to
ride.'v v r' v"' V"' f -'-.r -Mr.,
'Beasley recently ."traded!
"his old car for a new one. The
Warsaw dealer has sold the old
"car to Mrs. A, J.; ' Strickland,
and when, the car returned tos
;town Nipsie 1 recognized it.'; " He
- was 1 first seen j spendinsr much v
I'of his time lying on the run
ning board of the car while it
was parked in front of the cafe.'
,f When Mrs. Strickland would ha
ve occasion to. use the car, the ,
dog could be seen running along
. behind, and following it. to. all
-point? in or near the town;
. Dogs have a remarkable intel
ligence as can be - seen by this
case in which the dog'recogniz-
ed the old car after it had been
in WarsaW for several weeks.
. and he had gotten used to See-
ing his master , riding in the I
new car. , r - ,
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ftuX&. FMti WILSON IS
KOKOOED ON HER 85
MAGNOLLif Jan. ; 12 Mrs.
Fannie Wilson, v affectionately
called u Aunt Faimie" had a happy
birthday surprise on her 83 th bir
thday Friday; She is- the oldest
woman in Magnolia and the oldest
member of Magnolia Bapifst chur
ch - and one of the i most beloved
women in the community, At 4 :00
o'clock in the afterflo6iI, sixteen
.girls of the Girls Auxiliary with
their Counselor, Miss Macy Cox
marched in her room and sang
"Happy Birthday" to her, and af
ter singing, several of her favorite
songs they began piling bags of
fruit in her Jap and made her
heart glad with their bright faces,
sweet songs and gifts. .
But other joys awaited her. At
7:00 o'clock more than fifty wo
men and young people met in the
living room of Mrs,. Clara Gavin,
in" same house with Mrs. Wilson,
piled gifts on the davenport, leav
ing, space for her to kit and on
a table neaf by" , a beautiful white
birthday cake was placed with can
dies1 forming .the. figures ;V85".
Mrs: Gavin invited Mrs; Wilson in
to sit a while with her, and when
she was led in the room a group
ot girls, cheered her. again with
the song "Happy Birfhday.'.Af-
"AftsaB! Gxacflb , by the . large
crowd present' the cake was pre
sented, the candles lighted by
Misses Alene Wilson and ftuida
Lucas.'. ;'( l&'X? 'V-
't Mrs.1 Kenneth Gaylor" n sweetly
sang 'Air Old Fashioned Mother",
as sher sat close beside her After
the gifts were presented and open
ed. Mrs, Wilson in sweet .tender
words-thanked' the friendSv and J
while tit guests , chatted mern
bit: CAHK REELECTED HEALTH
OPFiCiilR, rJIS. HUFFHAM-MURSE
i : vThe Duplin County 'Board., of
Health hiet J.Ionday,with V' kin
dred per cent attendance." The ex
ecutive board "iompefsed oft J. ,'E.
Jerritt, chairman, ,0'. P." Johnson,
Sec' and J. L; Miller 'reelected
Dr. Williams ' , of Warsaw, t Dr.
Eland of Wallace and ,Dr; Quinn
of Magnolia; ' y?"'"
T:. Can was reelected' Health
efficer f cr tvo years, and Mr3. Ja
I" ff.n was reelected
NUMBER TI
4st 37 Stravbeiry, - "
.: Estelle Jarman, colored, brought ' -to
theMIMES office this week a '',
full grown, ripe strawberry she V
picked in her, two acre patch Tues .
day. The berry is well matured and : 'V v 1
Estelle "stated that the patch was .v K
full of blooms and plenty cf green '.-',
berries. She has not put straw un- ' ;' ,
der the vines yet. -The berry is of '''.
the Klondike variety. The paten is v , , ,
located about two miles from Ke- ,
ansville on the old Cooper MiH
road,s.-47''-!,';'?!''v j?, H ri,'
' '-Estelje says she picked some be;VV4'S
ries in December several years a?'';V
go. 'r i , , r " f
" It the weather .continues' warm V , y . '
for another week she. thinks she;,,.;,l;'
will have plenty cf berries to sell.
Mrs. Willidiftf
Leaves Hccpital
Word reached KenansviKe thtt
week that Mrs. Marshall Williami f
of Faison has left the hospital in '
iBurlinston and is stavinr at tthe
Home of her sen in Dunn. She' ia
slowly improving but still cnite M
helpless 'w . '.
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( Pink Hill, ST. C. Mr. and Mrs. . i .
Jasper . Tnomas ' entertained at v l
their home Friday evening, JmC"' '.
die Sumner., tride' and groom of
, They were surprised when tliey . ;', .
arrived at the home and met so ( , .
many friends to welcome them, ' m '
Games were enjoyed by those pres-, r
ent. , ' ' , i : t 'V;'f?( -
The groom was blindfolded, and s " '
the hostess brought out a' large r 1
box, and asked him to step over. ;, " r
When he found that he could not, . ; - ;
the blindfold was removed and the , i?
i r:n. J ."a-u 4.44.1 !f4- , i ,
Dux was imcu wuu ucauwiu guv9,( ,f
He and the bride opened the jl,?.;
gifts and presented them .to ,'the J; -friends,
for ' inspection; " i'.;,'J V
Apples were served as reiresn-;r , - , ;.;, t
ments.
' .:-(?. vf i
Cats claw at trees to get rid of -;
loose bits of toenail.
Read hte news of The Duplni
Times each week. , . ."
ly and every one seemed happy to ,;,
oe present at "Aunt . jrannie s
birthday party. "It was sponsored
by the W. M. S. of her church but '
many otaer ,irienas were preseuv-, .- f j .
otf the happy occasion. , t v vt'il
. 'Many parties and other festivi- i 4
ties., are given for children r;, and 1 '
young people, but our dear old , ,;
people should be tenderly remeihV,':! r f
bered;, ,"- .r .vr;;
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A,
.' Matters concerning sex hygene. 1
were discussed at length iand the "
secretary was instructed to contact -the
state, department of health for
plans in presenting the; problems '
to our high scho,ols. ; 'i '. l : -
' ,The segretary was instructed to -ascertain
if; the 'state laws were V,
being inforced requiring soft drink
dispensers , to use only paper cups
unless the glasses were stcrliac 1 ''
each time before' using. It tras or
dered that the regt:It::n be i"-;
f creed in Taplb Cc:; ' j. ' -
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