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Che is at her best in her newest picture, and trills happily through the verses of olassio and popular songs aUkVC &jr-$"-i ..Appearing in the picture with I Deanna are that great musical ar itist, Leopold Stokowski, who con- 'dncta an archegtia of 100 musid- !ans through several offerings of stirring appeal, and the inimitable Zscha Auer, whose irresponsuue madcap comedy, with and without benefit of musical instruments, is some of the gayest nonsense ever screened. Adolphe IXenjou and Al ice Brady complete the excellent supporting cast. The story deals with a young girL Deanna, who helps her pen niless father into and out of jams after he finds a well-filled purse and is made to return it by De anna. Alice Brady plays the part of the rich but flighty woman, who promises to do anything in apmeciation when her purse is returned, and so becomes involved with Deanna's father and his mu sician pals. 1 You cant afford to miss this delightful film. ' . ,,WJT1IN-WABSAW ' Palling on a large ice-skating rink nonitrnntcd tar "Tlifn lee". Twentieth Century-Pox picture starring Souja Heine and. Tyrone Power,: which opens Monday at .the Duplin Theatre, was restricted sol- elr to- .faehnidaiia.1 '-visitors.- tidl Director Sidney TaufleM, with a one-day record of seventeen hard contacts with the ioe. . V; '' ' ' None of the eighty ice-skaters, however speeding into dangerous flips, turns and somersaults, fell during the filming of the spectac ular scenes. . Miss Heine, who failed to fall at any, time, disappointed the candid cameramen, who had hoped to get a photograph of : her, "sitting down." . ' r . Good news everybody I Holly wood brings yoa a new team of screen lovers, James EUison, who thrilled you as Buffalo Boll in "The Plainsman," now thrills you again as a midshipman, playing opposite Marsha Hunt in "Anna polis Salute." This is BE0 Radio's spectacle-spangled story of , life at the V&l Naval Academy and it bursts with drama, : comedy, . ac tion. You will enjoy the antics and romances of our cadets who go overboard for the girls. It com es to the Dunlin Theatre next Tue sday. 1 ' - ' " - - j Brought back by popular de mand in the most rousingly hilar ious of his screen comedies, "Han dy Andy." Twentieth Century Fox picture which opens Wednesday at R & M GROCERY AD MARKET , Kenansville, N. C. New Low Prices For Your Pantry sheif . . r , Good Guaranteed Flour i ' H-CP AND GSIZN LEAF BRANDS 12 lbs....;. ....48c 43 lbs.;... ....S3c CELERY . ; LETTUCE ... : . SALT,1C3-Ib.ba Frc:!i Country SAUSAGE, .lb. 25c liver PuLhj ; . ; . .lb. 15c .Freeh Native Beef Sicdt ..lb. 28c S:cv ;.lb. 121-2c Freeh Cc ry Es doz. 25c Frc: h r tLe Duplin Theatre, V7111 Borers v"r;ls the cast which includes l eg-,- 7ood, Bobert Taylor in feat ure! roles. Is a romantio portrayal, Bob ert Ta: ' v makes love to IZary Car lisle v l the aid of father Will, who gc j to it that the young cou ple have r.n ample opportunity for uncif , able talents. 3 ood is cast as Bogers socially aspiring wife, who forces him to r tire from the : businessl he loves t learn how to play, sel ling Ms 1 'rty year old ethical pharmacy t a modern drug-de partment tore;dianu$,; ,?' -it "'' On , the wall, at Ted Healy's dressing room hangs a broken pad dle autographed ' by the Pomona College student who shattered it over the comedian's southern ex posure during a basing sequence for Warner Bros'., new musical 'Varsity Show'! starring Dick Po well and Tred' " Waring and his Pennsylvanians. The picture is now showing at the Duplin The atre next Tnorsday and JFriday, A. mysterious girl greeted him by a name not bis own and with a knowing smile disappeared. ' : A few minutes later he was ar rested for the murder of person he had never seen and convicted on the unimpeachable testimony of eye-witnesses. Sent to prison for life, he escap ed to attempt to establish his in nocence after the guilty man was dead. These unusual story situations are being enjoyed by patrons of the Duplin Theatre "this week in "Boss Eider of Sun Creek," Univ ersal picture; gripping ; western j adventur f am starring Buck Jones, Two women facing each other in an underking play of life and) death, in one of the dramatic hi gh lights in Warner Bros', news paper murder mystery drama, "Back in Circulation'' starring Pat O'Brien and- Joan Blondell. Showing next Saturday nite at the Owl dww.;? kX'-rt Colored News j; fA new colored hkh school was opened at Bosehfll two weeks ago with one teacher. The negroes of the section raised I,003JHI ne cessary to buy a school bus with- lut help from the county.' ' bupenntendent of i . irapnn Schools, O. P. ' Johnson, ' says that the school has been developing ra pidly and stands a splendid chance of becoming a very good school. According to Superintendent of Schools, 0. P. Johnson, the negro es of Duplin have become- more and more eager to utHiser educa tional advantages available in the past few- years.''' '. : " ' . As an example he Cites the fact that in the last three years seven new negro school busses . have been bought without help from the county. The schools baying busses were the colored schools of B. F. Grady district, Kenansville, Chinquapin, Wallace, Bosehill, Warsaw and Faisoa. All of the busses Were, bought this year ex cept those ' of - EenansrQle and Chinquapin, which were bought last year, and B. F. Grady, whichl was bought year before last. Each 'bus cost $1,003.50. 10c stalk : . . ;. . . 10c head . $1.C3 . IIENANSVILLE SOCIETY NEWS Miss Martha Pickett who works in Raleigh spent last - weekend here with her parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pickett. - Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Atkinson and two children, Des&au and Ma ry Carlton of Waynesboro, Va,, are visiting Mr na Mrs. J. a. uavin. Irvin Rn. f Wake Forest. Jessie Canady, of Chapel Hill, and Miss Margaret BfTuot Haieir- 14 l.r WO myuiL iiwir as w and Mrs. en. Kiss weeken, stan, V yMarle Bwig! spent la . bert fl MSf arle jnr. an BOKlSbOl,' wv 'gators here last Sunday Vterdvon. fog .. Miss tula Yson st-jt several days in Balekriffst wjefc , with her nieces, Mjses- SaraPfccks x . tK-. i .... i. and Kancy Hines where she was called due, to the fact that Nancy had an operation in Bex Hospital for appendicitis, . , . Miss nancy Jussely, of Charles ton, S. C, is visiting . her aunt, Miss Lula Hnson. - : ; .. Mrs. O. B. Pail has returned to her home after having been gone for sometime to a local hospital for treatment!) .ffy.f Miss Marie Williams, of i Peace College, Baleigh, was here for the weekend with her parents. . She brought a girl friend home with her. -, ?, , ..-.(.,-'"' . ,' Mrs. Irvin Btirch and two chil- I dren , were ' recent visitors in Bichlands. with relatives there. Mrs. Wolbae Adams, of Angier, has been visaing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. & Williams. MBS. GUTEKIE HOSTESS 'The Thursday afternoon Card Club met last week with Mrs. C. B. Guthrie as hostess. There were also two visitors present; Mesdam ef Jack Blackmon and Wilbur A- 9 MM. asms. Alter several progressions a L 2 T . " waa three hours. Funeral services were tound that Mrs. L. A. Beasley keld Bosehill Methodist church held high score for club members ami were conducted by his pastor, playuig and Mrs. T. J. Blackmon Uev. E. C. Maness, assisted by Rev. for the visitors present. They were 'a. H. Barnes, pastor of the Bap each presented attractive boxes ofUist church and Bev. S. G. Harn baUi powder, Mrs. George Bennett ess, pastor of the Presbyterian W0??l'.V'" f Btalonery 'or church. Burial took plaee in Eose second high oore and Mrs. W. J. hffl cemeterv. Active nallbearers Pickett was presented a crocheted vanity dresser set for low score. Tempting refreshments were serv ed consisting of a congealed salad plate with accessories. BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. J. M. Brock was hostess to the Eenansville Kontract Elub and an extra table on last Wed- TIMi a v ft f fawn AiM 4 A XtSZesSJYn guests at three tables arranged in the livine mom anA which were ensuite. Bowls and baskets of chrysanthemums were used in the rooms for the occasion, At the conclusion of the games the hostess assisted by her daugh ter, Doris, and her sister, Mrs Al bert Dickson served delicious fro wn fruit salad with crackers. sandwiches and pickles accompan- uju wiin oonee. mgn score prizes were awamed jars. B. C. Wells1 for the club members and Miss Re ba Pickett for the visitors. They each received a crocheted center piece. Mis, J. A Gavin was riven an attractive powder puff for con- soiaaon. x WEINER10AST The members of Miss Marie Dob son's Sunday School Class of the local Baptist Church enjoyed a weiner roast in Southerland's Pas ture on last Wednesday night , lows were toasted later in the ev ening around the campfire. ''':'--'l;'i- fciii MBS. GOODMAN HONORED j xne woman's Auxiliary of th ausvuie rresDytenan ChnmT and its members of the Grove Aux iliary of Eenansville entertained at a shower on last Fridav after- moon in aonor of tneir Pastor's I wile, jus, F. L. Goodman On last tji ... . xnmj anarnoon at tnree o'clock in fhe home of Mrs. Ashe Miller of HaflsviUe on the Beulaville High way. TheKs were about thirty five guests present After a number of I uivcmuuK rames ue nostesses ..uummi TCXTca uie laaies ROm Grove Church a tempting chicken salad plate. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Martin and son who have been spending some time in Cb Northern states have an".vi U stey for an extended v. tv..j "r. and rrs.E.B, Pen-1 Telephone 1267 rjfii er relatives. . f " s. L, A. Tsasley left ' - ; ti r 3 wc.i to (visit Mr. and Mrs.. Q. C Ith of; Waynesboro, va. Mrs. T. E. Jones of Portsmouth Va;, and Mrs. W. B. Jones of Wal lace, guests of Mrs. Thad Jones Thursday. vt.. i' -p ntAAl. , sister Mrs. Margaret Smoot, "ul!' ,nnm) ,T . S1S '1 f wkaat one time belcn last Sonday.v . . Li t . e as he. Henry- Moore Cooper, of Jfay-r.7 W-wnn vooper. - Fnends of Jimmy Jerntt, Jr, . e sorrto to thehas en on fhe sick list this week. I are been on &i Mrs. E; Ai.rwwton and Mrs. J, X. Williamk were visitors in Wil mington Fray BU. and Mrs. Boble Martin and son, BilL eg here to visit Mrs. Martin's mother, Mrs. E. B. Pen ney. Miss Catherine Sitterson is vis- itine her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sitterson. Friends of Esther Stephens are very happy to learn that she has returned home from a hospital aft- lng. pericd of fflness, and is reenneratmsr verv nicelv. , recuperating very nicely. Mr. and Mrs. James Alderman Bobson and little daughter, lois, were visitors in Golds boro Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mahue v Bennett and Willie Bennett, of New Bern, spent Sunday with:fheir parents here, Mr. and Mrs. W, a. Bennett. FAISON ENROLLS JUNIOR BED . The first school in the county to re-enroll in the - Junior Bed Cross was the white school of Faison, which contributed S4.S0. The first colored school to report was the Island Creek School near BosehilL which , sent in $1.50 to Mrs', N. B. Boney, chairman of the Junior Bed Cross for Duplin County. It is hoped that many others will follow in a few days. County Deaths JOHN W. TEACHEY John W. Teachev. died at his home here, Wednesday, November 8. He was stricken with paralysis anA mi .prinnftlv ainV Aitlv nhnnt. were J. C. Cottle, Gartha Merritt, Burtis Memtt, Millard Teachey, Fitzhugh HarrelL and Sam Jones. A number of his friends, acted as honorary pallbearers. Mr. Teachey was 64 years old. He had long been a resident of BosehilL where he was loved and respected for his honesty and trustworthiness. Surviving are his wife, three Teachey, Rosehm ; CTif- ns" s 1 daughters; Mrs. Sidney Smith, RosenM; Mrs. Baeford Wells, Bur gaw, and eight grandohildren. JOHN SMALL John Small, aged 70, died at his home near Pleasant Hill, in Le noir county, Sunday morning at 8:00 o'clock as the result of a pa ralytic stroke some time ago. He was buried with Masonic honors Monday afternoon at Plea sant Hill cemetery, in Jones coun-' BE WISE Lay - Away f 0 ' NOW FOR CHRISTMAS AT FOXMAN'S YOU'LL THANK ITS fATT.1l vnrt ixx.we ajle oiiHRiHO. vnn : a AjNZ MLUX US UUJK 8TUJ( FOB TOU UNTIL T0U WANT I: NOW AT POXMAN'S. WE SELL ONLY THE BEST ni tjta- JEWELRY, and ELGIN, HAMILTON, WATCHES. , ' ,-. . . . ( FOXMAN'S FJNST0N, rC2,T3 ty. Bev. Sullivan, of WiSsm, (jm ducted the funeral nenicmi . ' Mr. Small is sgrviirt ky . his wife, the former Eva Spenoe, sev- en daughter1 and three sons. His brothers are Pinckney, Joe, Lewi and Felix.- Ilia one sister is. Krs. : t fc harvested , ' Eic Dick iid at the " ' , , i 12 . , , est potato dug so far weighed 12 pounds. The next largest weighed 8 1-2. Bland believed many in the field weighed seven or eight lbs. He is a veteran farmer and a for mer Lenoir County commissioner. CLASSIFIED FOB SALE I am offering for sale stock and fixtures of People's Service Station, Henansville, N. C. Anyone interested, see or write me. CAKE NEWTON, Zenans- ville, N. C. ltc. FOB SALE GUERNSEY BULL 14 months old, De-Horned when calf. Also oae purebred Jersey bulL 0 weeks old De-horned. Al so a good mule. k. TL SNYDER, 1 mile north Warsaw. dtDee 1 fiOHGK OF SALS Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a cer tain mortgage deed, dated October 24th, 1936, from Gib Batohelor and wife, Hazel Dell Batchelor to Nannie Lee Aldridge, and record ed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Duplin County in book 326 at page 639, the undersigned will offer and sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Oonxthouse door of Duplin County on Decem- iber 9th, 1937. at the hour of 12 o'clock HL, the following tract or parcel of land, lying and being in ' Limestone Township, Duplin Coun- , ty, state of North Carolina, and J bounded and described aa ttllows' to wit: '.i J( Bounded on the North Df fee f lands of Soli B. BhsdtiV pa Abe East by the tends rf 0. 9, ffli- ams, on the South by tito Public Road running from Betbftle to Eenansville by WeayeM Sltdge " and on the West by the North East River and contains 13-1 ac res more or less. 1 Advertised this the Mb 47 of November, 1937. NANNIE LEE ALDRID0B, Magee, N. B. Boney, Atty. " Nov. 11, 18, 25, Dec. 4t Musical Instruments the Largest ; Stock GUITARS X in Eastern ff. .Car Foxman's Kinston, N. C. rms vrnnmnmt mrm swstt rtuvnevr nrrrr ma , BULOVA, GRUEN and ACCE0 -. ;.. , . l'i jT.-Queen tt. Cr.CL" jto ' i ":.w.'.. .Ay 1 4 i s t t V 7 4 ' s 8 r-rl -t r1 si . 1 J -l ! '.- :.. " - VVTt u;:';:::;;;--;:'-:"':'"':?r
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