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.ty Auditor, F, 7. Mo-
i f i ri :ticle in today's pa-
is we second of a series
' s ob county affairs; by
y Autor.
.TILLS will be. the cen
i ' rest in the county on
. . .n tie E.v ansvule
' ". ."rch celebrates its ICO
..ary as! hor,.e coming,
"s, fj.tors ad friends
(' .arch, are ejected back,
i cLurci membership has
1 a FrlenHd program, to
' iJ7 a memorable one for
1 1 J)."e ar 1 taose who re-
i k-'p celebrate : the Dcoa
3 ttory of the: . church,
T r 3ley will give at the
rr "n wu.be of much
t as w,U as of Listuii-
Ile has spent consider-
Vcrncn Inj-jrcd
En Route Festival
Kow Recovering
ew Bern.' lui liThm
New Bern women, badly injured
in an auromooue accident uw
Wallace Friday, are reported to be'
recovering at the local hospitaL
they were en route to the Ciraw
berry festival when their car over
turned three times as the drim-
Mrs. J. ..Lewis, lost control is
Trying to get it back on the high
way alter turning : jnt to avoid
Buruong passing carafe. w
Miss Annie aillette, of Bout
Three, suffered a fractured pelvis
bone,with severe cnta and hnim
j jKn.-Lewis Jiad two pelvio frac
Itarest, and the right a tide of her
sixteen-year-old .face was out and bruised.' Kiss
r-- '"wm, BMKqu7Mu ivv " VUb MM UXUliCU. J&1SS
SKSlSS. ;: ihia Emily Bunting suffered contusion
WW !7 .,F.rgo-Moorhe4 club MMd J? JS
oi tne Northern league taisa of
the Cleveland Indians. Dawson, a
righthander, who Joined the team
at the
ed th. season by hurffng 15 hitless J
from Van Meter, Iowa, a short dis
tance from Qes Moines. , ,
Xula Fowlkes riding , with ' them
escaped Injury.. - , .
end of the school term, start- ROY, SPHI ITQ '
season by hurflhg-15 WUess "V 1 'VVVf V..Pi
ACTIVE HERE i
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' , i j time in its preparation, and
i- I 3 t back not only the bis
it j cf the local churchj-bat1 of
j r crn Baptist movement
13 LLtory will be v 'printed in
neit week's issue of She Duplin
TLr.rs. T7atch for it, '
PINK KILL ALL
STARS D2FEAT:
G0LDS20RO
CElTEI3lllAL:CELEDflATI0)iFircc
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AND HOME COiMING
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;o Friday Eve
' The Sink Kill Allstars defeated
the Coldsboro Borden Hill team
Sunday at Fink Bill. 15 to 4. The
Ooliaboro team scored, two runs
in the first inning and Fink Hill
scored three runs to take the lead
which thev never lost- 'Coombs
and Baker shared the hurling Tor
Fink. EiH with Coombs allowing
7 hits in 7 innings y and s Baker
none in. two innings. The AUstars.
couectea 14 hits on Thomas,
Brown and Pilton. Civils - and
4 Harper hit homers tot the Allstars
each with two on base.? Phillips
homered for Goldsboro with one
on base.
: The Allstars will play Warsaw
at Fink HiU. Sunday June 20 in
the George Turner park at 4.00
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! f ' J event of the week-
' i r-unty will be the
' ' i wii be held.in fhe
i "r.nasiuai "at the
' ' s.'aool on 'Friday
J s 13, sponsored by the
1 1 "i School AiUetio As-
' will attend "are as-'
; lest possible dance
, i wSHbe provided by
I'jore's ten-piece or
tf Creensboro. This . or
a is T'yirs at the,0Henry
in Greensboro this summer
-1 c'o to t. Simon Island,
' '' ' 'i p-eT $1.25, . spec-
c... will be from
-v Farcnt-Teach-t
v j be ohpperones.
. j sjatem' carried by
: i ! e sure that the
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PISS HELL
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Wooten,, m'-OSj-M 2
Harper; IB. - '
Civils, HP,' T
Saner, 8B.v . :
Coombs,. F-3B.
Parker, CF. V
S. Howard,' J.
I. Turner, KB.
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Lane, LF." .v
Faircloth, SB.
Jones, CL'-';!.''!
riappis, BF, J
JLolmes, SB.
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SARECTAROAD
B STILL CLOSED
Troop 60 of XenansviQe is
again, an active troop with eight
young scouters already in the or-
ganization and hard at- .work.
The Scouts are now meeting each
llonday'night f or one and - - one-
half hours. The program-is built
around education tad fun; and all
the boys, teem t be taiimr new
interest a we wifcr; r
The Troop omunittee frojnr flw
Kenansville-Warsaw Botary-con
sists el sessrs. Jr. ierritt, T, W.
mcuowen ana w. v, neynolas. F.
L. Goodman is scoutmaster. The
boys already registered are: Jiav
mie Jerritt, Norwood Boaey.' Jr..
B.. Banders,) Willie 'Fetteway,
BiUie Whitfield, ! Bobert Laaier.
Lurie Le&ry and John HalL Oth
ers will register later. " e
The Troon will hold a hike and
weiner roast Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harvey Boney
SuptWdfare;?:
The Duplin Timet regrets that
due to an error somewhere along
the line a story has carried that
Krs. Jf. B. Boney, v and not Xn.
Harvey Boney, had been re-elected
Superintendent of FjaUia.Wel-
iaie.v:'''-t:i-i?;y..!y
Mrs, Harvey . Boney has.' been
Superintendent of Fublie welfare
in Duplin County for a number of i
years,- and was re-elected to that
office by the county Board of Com
missioners at their meeting last
Monday, The Duplin Times in hap
py to see her filling this position.
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dded to the ere.
Franklin D, Boo
Duplin county T.
worst lorest fire t'
this section in
Hear Wallace I".
ing Charles rns ' .a, .
ported to have sJ
strawberry lei v ' '
got out of cont li
fire to start w! ' V
Friday night t v l v
troyed several tl.
woodland in tie t
The erossrcali i
Btadshaw about 3 mil
laoe was burned It
afternoon Sparks f.
fire were said, tor be
the burning of the st
had not been operate!
years. The store and Cou
valued at $2,500 : part
was covered by insurance.
The forest on both sid
main highway? 'was :'a:; re.w
t arm Friday fterooen, (
smoke could J seen for r
timet drivisr wat dr
4 the wa ito Wallace, ,
'festival was a.progref!.
wnrnvt a aim rv -t r a rvnnr mi tf m at tl ' areav "T8 '
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OKOAHIZED-JU1E 3, 1837.
AJlTJr20,W37
PROGRAM
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Honor
MOBirora
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Begistration of Former Pastors, Former
Tisiton. '
10 .-00 sundaf School John A. Gavin, Superintendent.
LessonJ. O. Bowman, jrormer Bupermienaent.
Frayer..;'5.. : -
Howdy, We're glad to see you A. J. Blanton.
Bolo Lewis S. Bullock.
Members
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2.-00
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Intrnilnntimi of Sneaker Vance B. Gavin.
Address Dr. Jt, Y. Oulley, Dean Emeritus, School of law,
iWake Forest College.
SoloMrs. Lewis 6. Bullock.
BenedictioB.''. ,"!
Ficnio Lunch. . - " f-
Beaewing of Acquaintances.
AFTEBHOON ' ; i
J The road leading; front Sarecta
across-he H. E. Cape Fear river
to Kenansville is still closed to traf
fic. Three new bridges have been
completed and are now" ready for
ire, but i the fill has not been
raised and widened so as W be
alle to use the bridges, As soon
as tke fill is complete, this will
be a popular ; highway for the
people in Bmitn's townsnip to
reach the oounty capital.
aa Clwu-flwl f
Commencement
at Stanfcrd -
The s Vacation church ''tcheol
conducted, its commencement exer
cise Sunday afternoon at 3 :00 at
Stanford Church.; Farentt and
friends of the children- gathered
for the service. Thirty seven boys
and girls of the community were
awarded certificates of attendance
Each department of the Khool
gavea , brief summary ; of work
done during the-school. A picnic
dinner on Friday was 4 treat to
the children and enjoyed Iff all. .
V csby Chapel ,
Entertains,
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Boll CaH of Church Members Mrs. F. W. McQowen, Church
tit, Clerk. - " c
2:80 ' One Hundred Tears of the Kenansville Baptist Church L. A.reiumgTme t
i wmg-.. " - " IMiliur at
. ftecogmuon or ronner pasioTS present., ana urra rcuuuu aj
v j ;p Beisognition of former' members and visitors, v
)i ;Beminiscing.;;:;A:'i''-'
- '. Song-Jnest Be the Tie. ;' . .
.'4.. Benediotion. v, -
INVITATION
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fdayiepE:
Honoring' his 47th ...
children graadchipren r
and friends to a number t!
250 gathered at tie home t
hen Miller, neailBF.
school on Sundaw, June 1.
enjoyed a day f, visifc z
smd a picnic dinner. v
The birthday 'dinner is
nual affair, ; looked f&
&e children and c
and other frien d e-.l ;
M. and: Mr.' r. '
children and fal
JPreachipi -
the home
Bonis, of J
thews of :
, Childrea
were: Mrs. .
ren of DurL.
bertlawfi.
Will Harris e
and Mrs. ?,S.' I
of Mt. OW; Ut. 1
Herring, af cti ,
Mr. and Mrtlttx'
Olive; Mr; and I
bers and son, eT
t. Bryan and. i
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." All members, f ormer pastors,' former members, and fiiemh of
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Centennial Celebration and Home-Coming at the Church on Sunday, 1 last Son.'
wswho 1 1 1
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June 20, 1937.
e Vacation church school for
"I,! t- m at the r 'rtpr-
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Members of the Sunday School
class of Mrs. T. F. Cuinn, Jr of
Wesley Methodist cbr-:i, enter
tained the adult clo:s ' mealisrs,
officers and teachers of ti Ess:y
Schol with a picnio srper at IZix
well's Mill Saturday af ternoon. -
About thirty guests -were pre
sent . for the "boatip":, f;,.iEi and
bathing, enjeyed btTore de picnio
supper. Xrs. Quian wal existed ;
by 14 members' of her 1 -s cf
ycuBg pecrle in entert.' t. - "7. !
a v-ila-'-e your-j I'.-ls, fa-1
OUR TAX DOLLAR
By FAISON McGQWEH
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After the year 1937 intangible; evidences of debt and shateit oi,
personal properties including bank
leposits, postal savings deposits,
money on hand, accounts receiva
ble, matured insurance policies,
funds held by fiduciaries, - trust
f suds, j. " bonds and ": notes ex
cept bonds or obligations, direct
or indirect, of the United States,
-4s cf t' e r.z'.a of I -'h Caro-
er 1 bonis cf connt.os, cities
1 1 'TI S, c-r 0": r '
'Jiff 'l l ,
stock,: are seggregated for exclu-j
sive etaje uxaiion, ana uv mw
levied oi same: are for the main
tenance of the public schools of
the state" toder authority pf Sec
tioa 8, Article V tf jjie State Con
stitution. ' : - .'N''vs.
All money on (
commercial, i
bank or trari r
r1 Sub-icorrration
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