j. r.o::T gbadt, r::tor-cwner
rrrir.3D at ties post en icn. jeiansville; n.
C. A3 -SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTES. . . '? .;' .
BATES OF SUE 2EJFTION
CX3 TEAR (BY MAUL),, POSTPAID
LZX. MONTHS ...........
11.80
.7a
i t. Ii LJLL - far a LI
' - t Loners. V . s
revest And j', t rj
t.-udy fvllow Chrkt knwi and
caring nothing for His revenues
"TNuse. hnt desiring to eat and lie
(filled, It is. sad-'y true tlikt many
make a proiession m jvj-a,v-a. in
the sake ol worldly advantages.
In Matt. 20:20 we notice tat
"the Mother of Zebedee's children"
disnlavi a much neater anxiety
about the worldly prospects .of
hare children than- about the wel
tfam nf thnr 'nla. Ia it not true
l,o man-r narentl todav ': WOttld
m, 4. 4-h. fTnA.Mnn whioM in oWaTii -.Ved when "someone has rather see their' -children riding
A DKMOCBATIO TOCRNAIa PCELT ":3 EY A
CKAX A23 DEVOTED TO TUB BIATRIAL, EDUCATION
AJU ECONOMIC AND AGEICUtXCSAI ITHXESTS OF
DUPLIN AND 8 C GROUNDING COUNTIES. ,
Whose Vault Was It?
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llrs. 0. A. i -a-hey and Xev. H.u.
larne-S. .
. f -i cf fie - EoscLU
school, eEjecfiL'y the Eoom Eer-
erade moiira, are 'urjea' w time m t-ton, ua,
present. . ; . . ... ' v Xr. aal tli. S. E. Eutlin and
Jeroire ar 1 Eyra uuuer, w
llrs. r.' . 1
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D. J. r'sell is s
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. 0. IV;se. .
, ct Cljiton,
rrinj.
!tj some
'The followi T
noI December 19, 1--:
:r.A m tie Chailotte (3. C.)
funeral services fur Tv. Tr
. v.
m. B. C-K-frA'cf.-War-saw,
Dr. C-J. :- f C
cord, and Ev Cu. a
Jackaonvillc' reces filled theu:
an accident, but the answer doesn't matter a great deaL If someone
u AcaA ar crinnled firf life, nlaciwr the blame doesn't help.. And
much as we scoff at the value of money, that is another serious rob
. it kl.ma tnm an nniMsnf nl-uwA An MntiAATm .who ift HH'
1C1U. t WtG IWHIW AW. m. .anv.wH " w " '
able to pay the costs of repair, it really doesn't matter-that he has!
been stampea u guilty.
.v irTianciriin -man Tcfntlv had an accident which did oonsid-
orftbln damage to his own oar and the one that he hit The accident
strange request . "Bat Jesus said
ri thnn Vnnw not what V
ask: can ye drink l the vup that
entuio utuuogc w vw h - -v - t drink oIT ana DO oapuzea
was caused by a third party who didn't know what he was -doing u tiam that I am .baptized
or didn't care. He was not touched and n damages were done to S81i. Those who at-
nis person or property, juui ii. um tou t.wuii "B,Tiir t6 a olace near the tnrone
i -j .m. a-l. .:J.4t ..J Aa4-tliiwf 4Iia milt . man . n I?1 . i . M . a
unmeiuawiy na mcui . vj.6 ,"..lb r ' v'unust expect to De cauea upon w
would have remained free from any Jiability for the wreck, as he . . 'tn Mn1j; gtriTe 'aeainst
failed to stop or notice the damage he had caused. ' - ; -' 1 ' l, g0 through, fire' and' , water,
Each of us should Keep in mma wnen anwuK um .wo , m, . j jbaptized in the furnace of
KAP.n in mma iae ami uuu uic . . r- -
affliction. No cross no. crown.
j Jesus does not deny that there ""itivwi near Tayettevilla.
I v.-.i. nionaa ln TTia Irimrnnm . hut I , . w TJ
k.M f n jiltiA 1 fMfflA IflVft. hilt
other man probably won't Auto drivers are like donkeys ; i theirJ
mental quirks defy analysis. ' . , MbiVh nlace. in His kingdom but
. " . . .. j r i li I ' r TT K - V 1; '
... i.M. r r.. . "l it do-, nnveil' the terms :, on
. . , ... .,... .f.i-'...., . j u. .-j. .iwhnn thpv mav be won. Is it at
the price ofj self-sacrifice and
much suffering T Are. we ' wining
.here
Tt. Eoh
of Eichmond, Va., are
atives here.1-, , .
Mr. and Krs. ESired Soon ana
Paul Scott, of EichmonO, va.,
spent Christmas Day with Kr. tad
Wm T. T Rnntt
Wr nd KM. D. B. WiUiams
were dinner guests ol Krv and
Mrs. J. M. Jerome, Jfionday eveii-
wr mA n. V. H. Sail and
children spent Christmas Day with
Iah.1 visited relatives
darLj tLd Loli-ays. - -
Vr'nii Knrohv. who is a
rion, Iadl Jla, is , spending the
t . r TaidbI nnt finrdavl Members ot
,i juui .wnv- -r - - - i. . . ... .
.-j , Va tinma . ; in I ii mnnnna of tne 0.
I.ll . .111... . u . Uil . V IWIMV l'1'-.! ""r
Er&iahaw,!-,.. . . ,4. v, . -1 number of fnends attc i
viditia? rel-! . V .i
- ... i w m -i Tfftt in k. mnmnv. oi
- imieritns of the First
. weanesuay u
v the church. . -,
The services
' body pf the ctur.h,
ird G.'iany, rr'--r
h a, pastor of Vet
v Thomas, nastor of
' Eev. Dr. John Van da Lve, p
(Huguenot) church.
Va., were L-JJ r
t y a CGrTT-""'-'---?21 v '
' 1 'tVir r ' -i:
' i:..a. , Will
" i'innrt.h:
L,.ytcrian cLuroh, a.l 1
S.C.
leston miniBterial union attended
a tI ,ton.der?ymcn to a ocy; n.
, "ommittal Ktes in xe c-.
v- --v -
X gently said, and dont wait up for
To BE-LIEVE Orf w might not be there'.
Wot To BE LIEVE:
tsri1m5r-t.-n. recentlv
and Ha. . . Teachey.
Kics v: ' inia ward, i
anent the 1 jlidaTS with
er, 12. I-rta Ward. , ' .
12r. and Krs. . O- Murray, and
tik Itm..' O. W. Boney. and
SSss tut- Hurray spent Christmas
Day wiQ lax. ana jus. w. a.
Hurray, tt Kenansvflle. V,'V
Kr. an4 llrs. A. J. uavenaugn,
' . bv hueh maxwell
' y ' i.
' IT'S come and gone, folks. Yep,
still talking about Christmas. But
there is one thing for which your
woosy would-be word wielder re
mains thankful, in spite of Aead
achss, blood-shot eyes and turkey
itis: The fact that we can sort of
taper off from' those wild yells oi
Merry Christmas by way cf a few
slowly fading Happy s New Years,
without necessity , of changing
miritnal altitude too sudden
ly. We hereby take advantage oi
that fact and say a Dit too tow
ly, ''Happy New Year to you all
WE stared with V'bc'JeJ wlic.
one time during Christmas we
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"raised our neaa irom luiuei a
i .i.. . ., ... ,. ' i i
groaning xame xo see a young -.tidy
in the midst bt tuxke::, baked
ham, sausage, liver pudding; oys
ir dreiaim- and iust nlain oysters
calmly nibbling at collards : and
corn bread. We don't know for
- l.Mi Lm. j. n n MfUtlui.
tioK of calling in a psychiatrist
on the case. Should have if we did
n't". "
mmmoMK9t,tt, pay the price! It, ii.onething
'r a ' Si. u.n , and . annt.bpr
to say "we can". . and . another
thing to do it. Tnese iwo aiscipies
as recorded in verse aa saia,,.-we
flan" hnt later when the supreme
trial came it is recorded that "all
the disciples " forsook Him , and
fiAn Ttnt in later , vears after
counting the cost they both paid
the price, as James was aiain wuu
thi sword, and Jonn was onvea
Sunday School
Lesson I
By Bev. B. A. Cadle
; the gospel or mark,
" PBEVUEW - ,
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jifsson iairAVK((ivaw.w,':'i ----- -
m i m.... J 1. -av 9 IIV TWTRRRUL1UI1 LU LUC MIU V
you will be the chiefest shaU be'Patmos. They karned what nuay
servant of alL'i For the next six.of us have yet to kar that hon
months we are going to study the (ours come to those who endure
gospel of Mark. To get the tJJ
out of these lessons it will bene-. s V
cessary to know something of the "use of Christ; ,and m ?bl
Author, origin, and theme of this 'the end. By way of the cross they
book. Scholarship agrees that' 8 a CI0WJL '
J1UU S. IB UiC , VAUGBb VI MW ivwi RV I
jucls written nrobably before , 601
4. The attitude and ambitions of
the ten. . "And when the ten heard
it, they began to be much . dis
pleased with. James and " Jbhn."
Perhaps they heard the conversa
tion . betweea; Jesus ana ine xwo
1. The Author and Theme of
Mark. The Author, John ; Mark,'
was the son of Mary of Jerusalem,
place for the disciples. From this W ... 4.
vo know that the author came
L'om a Christian home. It is be
. ' AND then came Sunday when
we went over to help the kiddies
on the Children's Hour, over WF
TC in Einston. Found ourselves
compelled to kill five minutes
which had been left over due to a
miscalculation in the time element.
Started on a little unusual item in
which Bobert Bipley's - column
don't you know himf Just a con
temporary of ours
been mentioned, a
, collar for half a minute during
of the worldly ambitions, in their
own hearts, i Not expressed v per-
i ATiT-TTt rL- tL haps but there just the same. I
lieved that he was led to Christ by ; ., ... 1n fnr
Peter who calls him "Mark my I " w"iT rt ,-m
,. . t, r TT ii . their indignation as they were
son." (1 Peter 5:13) In later Mt . Jame. 'JoM
we know that Mark accompanied re-jiy constitutes great
Barnabas and Paul on then : re-' ine hononra: The
turn irom Jerusalem to Antioch character, reflected
and became their attendant m the ' .... - , A ,,.:-
early stages of their first nu-sion-. d ft them,
ary journey. He left them at Per-.1! at ambition.
gawd returned to Jerusalem L 9Ug -d them unto Him"
t.bat bi rpfnupd tn tak Mark an.
other time so he went with' Barna
bas, his uncle. We know that a
bout ten years later Paul was glad
to number Mark as a fellow-
and thi indicates that the"v need
led the lesson just as badly as Jam-
I - a ' . m il 1..
es and John; Ana wnat is xne les
son? That the mark of true great
hm i. service. - Jesus came ; to
J Vn c.f A. IdtchQeld
and children, of Aurora, ' visited
friends here during the holidays'.
Mrs. A. B. Wells - and small
daughter, Annie Davis, visited re-
latjma in unrraw uus weea. -
: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Teaohey and
children, of Wallace, spent vnrure
mas'Day with. JDr. and Mrs. Chas.
Teachey..', . -f '.;.''"'
iriB.nieKBMd. of New York City,
mtitfA relativei here durinz the
Juliette Davis, of Bnrgaw, ' re
cently spent a few days wjth her
aunt, Mrs. A. B, Wells. " 1 -
B. F. Newkirk,. of ' Eichmond,
Va., is spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs D. H.
Newkirk. ' . s ' -'
Mrs. Virginia Teachey has re
turned from Washington, D. C
niimt b iMnt a few months. :'(
Mr. and Mrs.' James Peak,' of
:Eli2abethtown, .recently visited,
ir. ana jnn.. w. x. mub. .i
Miss Sallie v Hendexton, who
teaches in the' Nahunta school
near Fremont 'is at home tot the
holidays. , ' ' ,
hn. Marr B. ronaw ana mum
Elizabeth Forlaw are spending se
veral dan with Mrs. - Cornelius
Leuweenburg in'Wilmington. ,
- i Miss Sallie May Jonnson, wne is
a member of the Fuauay Springs
school faculty, ? is spending the
holidays at her home here. -
. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Allen during the holidays were;
Mrs. Nixon, BiUyXixon, andMit
cheli AUen, ol Wilmington,
i' Mr. and lira: L. IL .Marshall.
and Barbara Marshall, of WiLming-
lon,: ana jwss. jaary itaarsnau, oi
' , -V I T. , ,. oK'tmirm old and a native
- he sunerea a iracxurea mV. j . volll,v t.T
of Glasgow, Scotland. He came io tia.oountry as yonna c. y
' and was reared Wilmington, N. C. I J,
:" 'i Sprunt was" I nephew of Bev,' James It Sflrunt ; . J; 1
"of Dupin County: .He attended the Uhioa Theoloal EemM
-t 1Sa- Virginia, and preached his first sermon ia
i . wif"---ir row. E was .licensed, to
k. j. uavenaugn, , ; , the town oi wuiuisvuic : -.m . pr-qVv. '
of Waflaoe, were dinner guerts o , preach, by Wilmington " B 'hiear Char- .
Mr. and Ers. I hutaer, ana i tery held on Apru o, oio, - . n:
small so Leo, spent. Christmas ityf flxia County. feJ-'Ss present
Day w5 Kr. and Mrs,., B. : J.j mington, father of i sident Wn Jj, w- V-.
. !?. meexmgw ; u tUn
. His otner examine wcao wo - - ; " . w e -
Vpnansvffle " Jo. ph -
KateS .at ,
UnSfStt 'to: Duplin County was W fl-'
sin oT'thf SXifcl of GW churph,:XenaWviUei Novem-
her a 1936. when he dettverea me prmmya -
dinner was served,
T1! 5fi avn " worker. If we. are in the habit of "erve "
rs should have , iJ , i , ., " dav. as
1. looking only for the failures , in
and tore at our "V.i .. .. .. . .f the
w 5 fdtf -ly-iSuln EBVE.
which we franfccalty repeated the . . . v JL 0-.r th. ... . . ,
name 01 literary gem unaDle M . rM
to recau tue name oi jupieys.
serve not to be served. And to-
never before in the history
world; Jesus asks us ' to
w; YOVB writer never knows when
to stop, as several people will tes-
ttfy, no doubt, so we might . as
: well tell you the story in which
the above mentioned incident oc
curred. The several Tyndall fam
ilies of' Pink Hill have joint pos
session of a Police dog named
. Znox Knox is more intelligent
than most dogs, so he learned to
take a nickel in a paper bag, go
down to the meat market and re
turn to Tyndall's store with a bag
f!l of beef scraps, waiting to eat
ssii beef until he got back home.
C3 of the stockholders in the
." : was told by a clerk at the
t market one night that Knox
'. 1 sen down to try to buy beef
'i, but the incident was
I off. Then one day Knox
otting down to the store
: bag in his mouth. Nobody
a him a nickel, so they
1 what it was.' When he
r it was discovered that
" a bag of beef on which
lied a note reading, "Knox
V beef, five cents." Now
s an unlimited charge ac
Very remarkable.' Your
,.t has no such thing. , ' '
r if youH pardon us ; well
? alonsr to eet another
Mnt in bit rwinrd An tn t.bp
theme of this book is quite evi
dent tnat narx writes a straignt
forward and realistic story of the
work of Jesus Christ the Son oi
God, "Service" is the keyword
and the theme, 'Tor even the Son
of man canut not tn, h miniitorAo1
unto, but to minister, and to give
His life a ransom for many."
Mark as presented in this lesson
' OUTLAW'S BBIDGE
MISSION CLUCLE 10
; MEET 8ATUBDAY P. K.
The - Outlaw's Bridge Mission
Circle will meet Saturday after
noon, January 1st, at 2 ' o'clock
with Mrs., M. L Outlaw, Jr. All
members are urged to attend and
visitors are welcome.
Williams, near Clinton. . : -
WCLL&L S CLUB MEETLHU . ,'
tt,a ttbill Wnman'a Club was
"... A UV WVIVMHH
entertain! on Wednesday after
noon, Deoi, 22, in the home oi mxt.
D. B. Hefring, with Mrs. W. B.
Herring 1 3d Mrs. J. L. Bradshaw
as assistant hostesses
.The .pfvSram for the meeting
had been arranged by Mrs, C. F.
Hawes, Uas Bessie jonnson, ana
Mrs. W. 1 Bouse, members of the
Literatarff Committee. They were
mr fortShate in beine able - to
have present, John js. jramor, jr.,
fnrmATi kkn nf the Carolina Plav-
makers, t(lu read Dickens' Christ-
, Th hOesses served ' iello top
ped with whipped cream, ana case
This was allowed by toasted nuts.
RTT.U.VTOrri filTNDAY
i.TTi Asm Karnrs - ' ' ..
; Sunday 'School win be held at
Smith'. Cfturch Sundav at 10:15.
Bev. Howard McLamb will preach
.At-'
H vin nreach at Lee's Chapel
at a n'nlnnlc. The nnblin is invited.
Methodists t the Beulaville .vic
inity are especially invwea to ax
tend Lee'l Chapel, as" there is no
Kethodisf church in Beulaville.
Bev., McLamb urges everyone
i . u i. .ii.MJ OnnAV
School axi church every Sunday. v
, Mr. an4 Mrs. Clayton Smith, of
Smith'i , JkOwashipv. entertained
guests at Christmas dinner De
cember Jlh. ,
NOECKE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Friends and relatives of Mr, and
Mrs John Noecke enjoyed ' a
Christmas dinner Dec. 25th which
also was in honor of Mr.,Noecke's
I birthday.., Ati--
An improvised table was erected
in the yard, where the elaborate
After dinner
'the guests gathered around - tie
piano and saj' Chtutmas oarbL,
after" which presents vere opened.
Everyone enjoyed the dinner ; and
expressed the ' hope that ; they
might be present, next year, v
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I j -WISHES TO THATS TUB 115113 Cf DUPLIN COUNTY e
I 3 rcn THEa pATitsAca duxt:3 tt ipt year, and
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TWEZar ICIIAST AID PATZC I WE HAVE EN- ,
joyed rnra tzs y&zt t vz, a; j we eusuy,
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LiLl ItUC U
ADDRESSED TO YOU
O C'aJa. v. . ' '.' '
As the old year conies to
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g the business you - have i given us, o
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Aj. WW VII -..VAAAWm W , MMMUW Wit . AW. ..
o wish for you a Happy and Pros- c :
1 3rous IMev Year.
V'' Gratefully I Yours
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Cm. HATTY NIT7 TTIS TO YCU Aii4 AT3 KAY YOU
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j WLS2L3 TO ESABTTLY THA3T2 T33 f-OPLE CP DUPLIN
I iivtrrnw WD TTTTTIl TATT""TAf!'!5 fiiiCSS THE . NEW :
TO irVE , UP TO THE
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j WE ASS CLZCnUXT TBYETa
TBUET YCU HAVS PLACED CI US LI CITLHINa THE I
j izct mvrca act jgbeatest yaksty cf jooia i
AYATT.AT-.LH " ' 4 :,, t, . .
accttt cm rrci wkhe3 fcb a laity new yeas,
ATD LET US C2.VE YCU DUIIT3 TTS NEXT TWELVE
i::thSa . . . - i .
ft ; - . 5 . , v,VVaiPaw
2 Welcomes' vou. We sell for Cash. S
10 lOSS On DOCKS .or uciiyci y , w,
penses. These ! are some of bur 0
SPECIALS? FOR THIS WEEK" g
Kllnw Pn.....2bldrs.for 19c o
g Qualicr Oats lrJ boxes for 23c, g
o rieinz r ig rusauig ...... t. v
ft VOW3L, f,IUi UUA , . . . r. ..... 4 . "- f
24-lb. bair Flour ;v:. .... V . . c c )
12-lb. bag Flour . . ... . . riV.- ?V3Sc. J ,
Vnh O.rnn Kit HORlinV : T "1 '
.5 J No. 3 size cans; each
:) Carnation ftliik 1
I 1 Uirire cans. .3 ' for .V.;rr.,23c
Powhatan 1 Peas 1 or Beans
: " 2 cans for . . ... . '.V .'..' . . ti t' .". Z3c '
! Stoke!py,s r Finest Tiny; Peais or
) Deans , 2 cans for 39c , ;
, Swe6t .Corn, No. 2 Cans. 2 for 17c
) Skinners LT'carcni, 3 Bxs. for 23c
v. ana xu. Vi raps juice . v .s , o
. Qut cn :V;;:r.
Pint Can , . : A . . . . . . . . . lCc c
Spinicli, Koreans . . .:2'for 23c
Dacca, nicb and Lean, perlbJ. . 20c
' FULL LINE. CF FBESH MEATS, VEGETABLES '"
,'. ASD FBUITS DAILY -
' ... FULtlJNE CF JTZXVI AITD JAJ.CY GBOCESaTS -
HABDWAR3; CCLLAL3, PAX3, EZILLES, HAKES, TOOLS,
mzX EALnors; stals cuttlzs, rLCWS;, . plot:
.2 YCJ LTJY. WE WILL EAV2 YCU 'ZZTZY
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When in .'ar;aw come to see us. You dont have ti
I";.te our s' ;re your l-".!inarters. ve always Lave a
ir s' ;re your i-".:inarters. v.e always tave a i . :
nrr;'l. V,"ef , eci e yout pstronse. j .
-v ji-n-fc -Ol
. :cr. A very , Happy ,
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