I'
es vent into the woods with Iher
one by one and all attacked her.
he tried to resist them, bat was
too weak to fight them off.
. After committing the crime, she
aid, they pnt her back in the car
with one of the negroes in the back
eat, who still tried to be familiar
wiith her. They asked her if she
would Lke to go to Kinston with
them, and she agreed to do so in
. hopes of finding a chance to es
cape. v She suggested that they . get
some more girlv thinking that
, she would get away. They agreed
and drove out on another country
road. They stopped the ear, she
, aaid, and told her that near here
was where they could get some
more girls. She asked them to let
her go and get them, but they told
iter to wan mere, wnen sne star
ted to get out of the car, -fine oi
the negroes struck at her with a
. knife, but she Jumped and ran a-
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negroes es I '"
sy lookiiij;, v. i a I
ache," and ano' -tm" 1
she c.dn't even r .1 1 j . ji
der," ETlie dec! r I -. t s el
eved she could ii-llly titicr cl
the three, -
:vOne of the three talked to her
as they drove, she said, and told
her that he came from the north.
She" tried to talk to him, and told
him that she did, too, in hopes
that she could .gain his men
ship. Se then told her that if she
came from the north she knew
how white people up there treat
ed negroes, and should - do like
them. j,t , " K',:!-,'r- '
. The srirl said ' that ' she had
stood more than she thought any
one ever could. That she manag
ed to keep her presence of mind
and do everything possible for
protection while she was with the
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AUGUST 22nd at 330 P. W
PINK HILL ALL-STARS
LAURINBURG
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that Kdi-h &.r&laia hnl a ktirJ
gas chr r for cepiM puriJr
nient, sie groaned and said that
it was too easy for them. .
FuncrrJ Services
Ltrs. Kate Lanier
- Funeral services for Mrs. Kate
Lanier, the wife of Alton Lanier,
were held in her home near Ben
8:00 o'clock.-Rev. Ransom Gurg
anus of Jacksonville officiating.
She died in Farrott Hospital
Sunday evening at 9:30.. . She had
been a patient there for some
time. Ehe underwent an .. opera
tion last Thursday.
v Mrs - Lanier is survived by the
following children, Miss Virginia,
Norwood, Jessie Brown, ' Wilton
Harris Glenn and Bruce Hyral La
nier; her mother, Mrs. L. T. Thig
pen, two brothers, Woodrow . and
Osborne Thigpen of the home com-
mnnity,-': ; fMf
-.' She;was a faithful -and loving
wife and mother, willing .to do her
Dart in anything that she felt was
her duty. ' ' v
Interment was made in the fa-
mil MmKterv. i Many beautiful.
floral offerings .were contributed.
Mrs.J Clivesey
atWelfareDept
n I. f.. TJvesav is workink at
the Welfare Department this week
during the absence oi jars. b.
Westbrook, who -.was called ; to
Canada recently on account of the
Af her foster father: Mrs.
Westbrooks is from England. She
was taken to Canada when a child.
After the World War she married
Sam Westbrook, of Duplin County
and has made her home in Duplin
since then.
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Korth C.:,: x I i
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siJ. 1 over t" s . i s c
ve;."on was (' ' Ui r
the Enutlfi,: i i ; i 1 ("
ej;ate to t' e 1 ' 1 1
tion CouncJ in : '. i, I -sas.
IL.'3. T, L. L' , 1 f I -Cdunty
succeeds 1 ,s. Tone;
president of tie reJoration. '
Pi to Crir.j ;
Gccd Price
inFcwVcc!ii
J Good prioes expected for pork
enriv this fall offer erowers an In
ducement to make their pigs gain
weight rapidly. "
c Pip being prparea lor market
should be made ready for sale in
w. w. Tavlor. extension . swine
lAngust or early Septmeber, said,
specialist at State voiiege.
Swine should be provided with
mmI. thud nliiMtir whre . thev
will be protected from."the ; hot
sun. Heat saps a nog's viiaiity,
arut IceetiB nin from makine ' as
rapid, gains as they should, he ex
plained. jf'-S'ivv,:''1-:1:'
If natural shade is -not avail
able, an artificial shade - can be
mode with boards, brush, or straw.
A constant supply of fresh water
should also be available. -
Evry hog in the herd should
have access to a good mineral
mixture, Good pasture is a neces
sity,' Taylor "emphasized.
'.' Bn TMommended a mineral mix
ture of 10 pounds of ground, lime
stone, a vounds oi steamea none
nHl iiii 9! nnnnAa Af (alt. Tin Tint
)mk th minerala with the feed,
I but keep them in a separate place
where they' will stay, dry. . -
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C.-'-'.: 'a 813 I'll j i s
yiw'j tf cc" l f it , ac
cori j t j C. B. . Lc 1 tf
the cronoir.y dor".:.. .t at L.le
Colle-9. -
VThere the crcrs are vdl. d: '
from "r'.'.l hu-r" "r
drown", Le siil, i I '.Ion c. 1
be incrcE2 1 tp to 13 pr cczt i;i
cases ty iiiirtj a small amo:(
of potash or E"-j!icsia. -
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GTnrn;j! LloxJd aU tulltts
in the fjockt be treated for worms'
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in w ww uk one oi tae moss p.. ;. i i
before, they art placed in the lay- grippirz stories ever to te fl" 1.
' AX3WE3: Ho. only those birds ?0 cy i, 1 . - "
ttat show evidence of being in-.tcr a aeoe on the L.y . -7
fested shouu D treaxea. xms u - , -
Sy evidenced by pale combs, U4 Jj1
face parts ana sanKS ana oy ue:- 0 ' -j- , - , .
birds being lij;ht in weight. If. ' r -
there is any doubt a representative1;. M ee J--a i. ,s.
k.5S
r fonnd. isolate all birds Pa,you saouia
see it in its improved form.
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DUPLEI WALSAW
MR. FARMER ..;'a.
BV 1 .111 Iff 1 i . ' ',r.i, i'NiK. 'Fc..' STA
iinaHnff the svmntoms and treat
for control before placing in lay
ing tmarr.:-
ftUESTI03r:. When is the best; . , "Love in a Bungalow," rniver
time to sed a lawnf sal's hilarious farce " concen.:?
Ai:"ni: Eest results are us-, the adventures of a beaubfia hes
ually
exi
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results on elevations less than 2,Ite!rn fco-Lei for showL'j at t!e
time to become well e3talIieed
before winter and also to get a
good start on the weeds and un
Hmrirahl crasses . the fsllowirj
spring. The sed should be tlorr j
ti pd m one of the main rcas
ons for failures in lawn m&kixg
is the us of too Lt"e seed, use
from S3 to C3 rounJs of seed to
the acre lor cert resuixs,
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. Wishes to Thank YOU and YOUR Friends
for Business Given Us in the Past , :s
Wc iKnow Grovinjiind Handling Tcbr.cco
is a Hard Job, also, that You Grow it to
MONEY, Then Sell it to'MAKE.r.:cr.cy v;I:!i
WILLIE WICKHAT!, Your Ti, Vcxhcr at
the Ney Dixie ttt IONSTOiYS HIGGEST AI 3
Lr'.'a Theatre on i&nday, Atj-
ust 2ard.''-.-1';i';--x-:r--;-:':j
TL-yed ly a cast of comedy fa
vorites, Liaded by Tan Crey and
Sent tie t icture is a l'-ht
f;t-irov' ? comedy d-.ma. ILe
hly harrowed or raked fcita tie !c;t irJaJics such favorites as Ho
soil and covered to a dej'-i of a-' tart Cavcwrta, Jack C-icjt, Ilin
bout one Italf inch. Do not srarejerva Ur"' J, iiInrd Csrrle, Har-
" aret i u .. acs ana aouijo weavers.
ZIoCarey directed the lm,-
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itern outdoor action stories, is the
Jane r cf Torlorn River," out-
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oor res ince leamrEj irry
Cul' 3, June Karfcoi arl Trvey
LLcjlie', cperfrj on V.'cl;cay
zX tie I.:lin Theatre. iLe action
J 'It vll'i tie attempts of a rrut
!a.w t -i headed by CL:;ien8 U
r '.le 2.CC3 head of hors'3, con
s' '1 to tie-United tlLs Cav--.y.
lie horses used .re p xt cf
lie Lre hcid cf "outlaw" Lorscs
rw roamiij tie Iiaho re.
i gov. iiozy:"-
CuECTIOU: 11W much sflcse
ghoul 1 put up for my dairy herd
of ten animals! ' ,
Z7iT3.i This depends some
riat t;cn the breed as an aver
age Jrsiy r Cucrz.y cow vZl
consume from 3 to S3 pour.Is cf
sli,,-e a day Ule tie Ay-ll s ti
r,LUcn will consume from J t;
3 pounJ.Tien, tso tie t?' z
Tsrid will 1 ave irush tj C) 1
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