i
- T"
hi If
J mi s , i.
launch and wafen to tie i&rs
crowd it atl- ' Tie next
court will le eel 1 . 1 tie last of
Janiar in eitLu: Z08t2ujl' or
Warsaw,' , - ' V
; eo-;v
.8-
1 . . "in
." i.;i3.
j cete
t - Jones
Juluisjn
carried
nier and
cf j.a fcr y.r Pc3i?2e during
, j tetter ralnes far every member of the
137 YEAR SPECIALS
1 4ft -
FEIEE
w w w
W 1
- :z
fo..3cg
. i'
...i i i i i
ty
f iL' i Caout 1
Ear L. Ctevens ha? ':harse of
the xu" 'vents ulih ' Inclnaed
InspsC with Eena: ille 1st,
Y.'et . "I Clin, . 3rd.
Dr : r.acef Vanawlrt; Clin-
t?n Lud, ead Eenansrule 3rd. ;
Taw dramatization. E nansTUle
lit, usirj Tratsworthy; Warsaw
2nd, xaszs, Kina; ana J uimispn,
3rd, using IWcndly. ; j .
t SiYen D. Johnson. Jr son of
Senator and Era. Elvers, D. John
son, of Warsaw, was awarded the
Eagle rank and was predated the
Eagle badge. The badge was pre
sented by Cnairmaa t Jernix
to rnJ Johnson who ninned it np-
on the uniform of her son. The a-
watd of Life Scont wasigiven to
Thomas Turlington, of Clinton.
Herit Badges wereiwttded as
fallows! Elvers Johnson. iiird stu
dy and camping; Thomas" Turling
ton, athletics; James lEfid Jones,
rime.. fciflcksmithine. basketry.
and book binding. First class ranks
were awarded to Jimml Jerritt,
Korwood Boney, H.E. Sanders,
Bobert Lanier. - Billie -Whitfied,
Willie Pettewar. John Ball and
L I T T E R ? D L E T T E R S
' BY W. L. GCZECr '
Bearranee the letters . to form
the correct word: "
, 1. GOUHLCFE: an introduction.
' 2. CASICID3J occurring singly.
3. EAr; C0ALI; a paste of flour.
" 4. TUC'IAST; a glove.
, 5. mCCIUIAIB; imaginary.
" 6; CZA1LCHST; a geometrical
' 7. EC: .SUPE; of great value.,
, 8. EI7DCA21T; a bottle. , -
9. HTTAUrS; to ntfinbetr
" 10. IT ' TIT; an animal,'
11. .,3; sanctify.
12 CO&IllZ: oommonnlace. .
13. FKAIVLOSS; having ad e-
14. LCST3TAIL; horse. .
15. EUCIIT; a motion.,
.. ... . SOLUTIOH
X. Prologue.
t, Eporadio. - -r
8. Uacaroni.1. - -,
4. Gauntlet -
, 6. Chimerical t
8. Bectangle.r''
7. PrecioM.'
.8. Decanter. . .
9. Enumerate. .
10. Antelope, .'
11. Holiness.
12. Prosaic. v .
. 13. Sonparefl. '
14. fitallion. . . -
15, Gesture. . .
CHOCOLATE
Mr. ani Mrs. Alton Trnaall.
land Kr. and Mrs.' Jasper Tyndall
were the dinner guests or jot. ana
iTrs: h D. Maxwell' Itiaav noon.
Ox, and Mrs. H. D. Bichardson
returned to Stanhope Friday after
spending the Christmas nouaays
with the letter's mother, Mrs. Ma
bel Btolt
C0Cj& i- J
c . -! "4 -t' .'J-r
- 7 r"TT."!n CLCT2 W1T2 4 CABH3 .
,J AT TZS EGTLAE PBICE OT 30e U
J h Ccunfay EGGS Dbz.25c,o
IN OUR tlARICET ;K g
C!itcrLns . lb; 25c o
?crlt Oicps .:.. .lb. 25c o
Ccsi" Stcv;;::;.lb;28c g
rnirv Iltittcr . n . A . : . .lb, 40c
r? o
RED DATD FLOOR o
v.,V---t'" -J4on? Better" ' r 2
waa verv tncomuuete - witno
him.. The ouglia xuuta nnas
its way up there and he enjoys the
news from Home.; , v
Bn. Leo Watlineton returned
in httt borne in Beidsville Sunday.
her mother . accompanied her to
Fink nm ana visitea ner sister,
Mrs. J. v. Williamson.
- Mss Dorris Smith returned to
Stanhope after spending the holi-
Mr.; and Mrs. Bobert Holt and) days with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P, Watson and
Beports from farmers who have
studied the new Agricultural Con
servation program for 1938 , in
community meetines now beintr
held over the entire State indicate
that theyCe it be1.', r
programs for 1333 a. ' .
, Three farmers of llitvl.v 11 ;
ty have ordered 2,500
seedlings to be planted on U
sloping lands this winter. ,
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to announce that 1 have
purchased the business of H. M.
West'V Henry's Cash Store" in
Kenansville and will operate same
as a cash grocery. . '
i sincebelt sonar toub patbonage ;
G. R. DA I L
CASH STOKE , , "
. Kenansville
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Williams and
gllil uiu' Mivti?: w" ."ALra miu JUli Ow wf mjuww suns
son Billie, returned to New York I daughters of New Sort Hews, Va.,
1.-1. V- iun4iljiu 41il 'i . '.'3 tr T.- J TLCm.
holdiays with relatives. t 1 ' and children of Davis, H. C. were
Troon.
... . ' :.. 'S A . ... .
The presentation or tne aistnct
banner td the troon matinr the
most points at the rally was made
by "Dr.". Betts and was.lgin to
the Kenansville. Troop,: bv . the
Wantaw Tiooii who have been
holding the place of leaaersnip xar
several months. A new banner wil'
ht, moil fnr t.Tin Januarv ' conrt
and wiU 'become the permanent
j -A.M At-. wmto-nivifl 4f
the most times during the . year;
Short addresses on Scout work
."were made by Henry LStevens,
Jr., J, E. Jerrtt, M. iJ. Jsoney, -ur."
Betts and Soout Executive C. Ha
rold Westin. H." B. Boney, repre
senting the parents and friends of
front in Kennsville nresented a
nice gift from then) to the (kout-
master f the KenantTiue noon.
floout Jones brought the court
to close with the retiring of the
Mr. and Mrs. . Leo Watluurton
and Alvin Wfttlington of Beids
ville were guests of Mr. ana mrs.
W. B, Gooding for dinner last
Tuesday night. . j " ' -i
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Maxwell
have moved to the'W. G. Korne-gay-home,
near Grady school, Mr.
Maxwell purchased tne nome irom
Dr. Harvey Kornegay, wno occu
pied it for some time, and recently
.moved to tne uid rranx Bennett
nome wnicn ne purcnasea.
Mrs. H. D. Maxwell, Hugh, Bose
and Violet, and Mrs. Mabel M.
Holt anddaughter, Mrs. Leo Wat
lington motored to Wilmington on
saturaay . anernoon vt sec - juss
Buby Mae maxwell who 1 a stu
detit tinne there. Thev went out
to see the beautiful "live cairist-
mas tree". A thing of beauty.
We hnax that bur "Editor". Mr.
Bobert Grady and wife are motor
ing down in Elonda, we nope tney
have a nice vacation.
To Our Friaiife in Duplin County:
4 '
We wish ti take tbia opportunity to thank each and every one
of yen for the fine patronage you nave given, ya -
drug '(tort and for your reception of the Walgreen line of drug store
pro4neta, v , s,'" V; '
' Wa havn been more thai pleated Kh the first few month's of
business to WarsaiMHi4 have "done arhest "to please i each and ev-
f
aryone of job
'Ai'w; ter iyeai
siore Wtiiuii CoW Wa wDl otintte to enlarge our stock
w 1 I
t.
'
tint mifiKti of Mrs. 'Fred Grady.
and also Jars, wnjara smitn aur
ing the holidays.
Mr. Ira Westbrook was buried
Wednesdav afternoon at the West-
brook Cemetery. The Masons had
charge of the body. nr. ana jus.
WMthmok recentlv celebrated
i their golden wedding anniversary.
Ha m a Drotner to a. x . wev-
brook. Our sympathy goes out to
his family ana menas.
- Mr. Flovd Smith has completed
his new dwelling at "Old Sutton
Branch": It is now oeine occupi
ed bf Mr, Oliver Smith and fam-,
uy.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. Wm. Gooding
had as their guests Monday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Geonre Albertson,
and children, Mrs. Woodrow Smith
and children.
. Mm. J. W. Bhue and baby,
spent Monday night with her aunt
Mrs. Mabel XL uou. a
Mrs. Leo Watlington and moth-
- ' . " jiuo. w "
J r T . TirofUnnA-n Vrm WiM W Unit. Tinitftd
ri r. mm jugi ww . nnwwgNH u. jiua. -' 1
ana Aivui' wauington. v ox jusius- mis. w. a. vruwuug, ww w
ville, were the dinner guests of! D. Turner Triday night.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Maxwell andl Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gooding vi-
family Wednesday night. - - (sited Mr, and Mrs. George Whit-
Mr, K. u. xdaxweu, suss Annie iiieia a wnue xuusj lugut.
r.11 Vm: Varnina Outlaw: I ; WMutamei J. D. and J. P. Wil-
visited Mrs. Mable MVHolt and liamson, and little daughter, visi-
. . ..... . v a .... . "... . . .. - - .- tui4.1.M. afa.
lanuly xnursaay mgnw '.- ' 1 - i tea tne wriuei u -
Miss Hena Holt has returned ! ter, H. D. Maxwell and family,
to Greenville where she is a stud- Mrs. W. E. Gooding and family,
ent at school, after spending the' Mrs. Mabel M. Holt and family
holidays with, her xamuy nere. isunaay mgns. ...
. w:.... : cwit, . rrr : ' Vortlia I . jk-t T B. TOmn. who accomnan-
y. JUBDCI fcJUl ... .www, i ja. W t " ' 7 " t
GruftB, Virginia Christy and Alice ied his brother and his wife to
Averitt, who are au memners . m uwrr nome in mi oukbigb,
1. Ah uiIihaI nvi tn Florida ' rnknheA their destination on Chri-
for the Christmas holidays. i itmas eve, and reported a swen
JOISS Hazel lAWSOV Ol AJUiauiu ; uip.
thd cmest of Mrs. Mabel M
Holt and children last .Tuesday
night' " ,
Mr, Ira Braay -ana iamuy 01
irinatnii visited old friends' and
relatives in Chocolate Monday.
Mr. W. E. Goodinir and H. D.
niohardson had a fish stew at the
I j GoodingYon Thursday night, Dee.
Mr. Joe JC. Maxwen wno nas
Mita Jessie Frederic Stanley vi
sited relatives and friends te Moss
Hill recently. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Holt of
wm Vnrv and Oma Fav Stok
es of Kinston visited Mr. and Mrs.
Growing Healthy Tobacco
Plants
In time for field setting is of first importance
WEIL'S SPECIAL PLANT BED WILL DO THIS JOB
"I have tried Weil's Spe
cial Plant Bed side by-side
with other plant bed fer
tilizers and found it to be
the best I have ever us
ed." This statement is the
overwhelming testimony
of hundreds of tobacco
farmers using Weil's Spe
cial Plant Bed.
Each year we conduct field tests for the purpose of finding,
if possible, a still better plant bed fertilizer. In 1937,
after five comparative tests, we found our today's formula
still productive of the best results.
WHEN WE LEARN HOW TO BUILD A BETTEE
PLANT BED FERTILIZER, WE SHALL GIVE YOU
THE BENEFIT OF OUB INFOBMATI0N.
WEIL'S IMPBOVED TOBACCO SEED
WEIL'S Gold Dollar - -75o per oz.
WEIL'S Bonanza -75c per oz.
WEIL'S Virgina Bright Leaf - 75c per oz.
WEIUS FERTILIZER WORKS
"Tested on the Farm"
G0LDSB0B0, N. C.
J. C. Buss, Agent,
Utility Hardware Co., Agent
P. G. Smith, Agent
John King, Agent
B. C. Albritton, Agent
C. S. Hines Store, Agent
B. D. Clifton, Agent
Warsaw, N. C.
Mt. Olive, N. C.
Liddell, N. C.
Summerlin's Cross Boads
Calypso, N. C.
Faison, N. C.
Faison, N. C.
and be ready at all timet ti serve you promptly with every possible ;
Brennon Holt, Mr. ana Jirs. nesai , . '.
Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Egbert. lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Mr. Jessie Btaniey bbub n -
fri to miiaaeinnia. renn.i
. "JCiTrH." L Wttv wWi Mr. Ellis Davis. O GKhJi I liNUO:
ssrmM 1IIS UID DUJB. MWW y V p , .If M . ,
is improving very nicely and en-f Judge , Henry A. uraay jana v
r . . ',vsil-,- UM Minn ann. Bmitv m are motoring O
joyea navuig: bis iiwila . A1) a. io.ir a tipw vpht fnTl of nTomises for
during ennsnnas. - - w wn. r ' ' r
lard Smith IPridayv night were: Z all, we take this opportunity to thank each and everyone of
1
la drui store in Dn52 County second to none."
ryy wwforw tn kar tiM ims
Vt;
H 1 '
If 5. i
i-
'i f
s,
J;, aUlJi
Mrs. W. E. Bhue, Mrs.: Baeford
Harper, Mrt. Bessie "Quinn and
WraAmhroae Smith visited Mrs.
W. B. Gooding Friday afternoon.
Mr, B. u: Maxwen ana wue,
n,siii And Mrs. Macmus
AntiaiB v)ibd Mrs. W. B. Gooding
a while. Sunday . Uncle Bob is
still doing the JJig Appierou, ; nu
Mr. Bonunie Sou who u stm
in Chicago was very much disap
nt&ri t not. beinir able to join
his family circle in Chocolate for
J
5tog,WMr.Midft toDaS O; you you have given us in the
Grady and ohuaren, ana utuciw pt. We have made many mends during the past year
DOTCthy Mates. 1 m;nnr1v Ttnrio vm nam nontrihnt.p.H some little some-
nrrii aui(Aiiv . htv - - '
Vm 8 1 P. Watson visited f n- O
Mm' mfw- -rr isssr
M-nAm fn iThAAlati) lAflt WML I
I VWV v-"-- -7 . ffM
Misa Wanda. Tyndau ol ruut A
rpU, was ue pus ox i
last week. -., -
vr Wnch Marweu was on tne
job at the broadcasting station in
thing to make their lives happier.
the holidays, and 5 our happiness Kinston Sunday.
Cut ll&iwry. (Ca) taci, . P. Kerooey, Proprietor. -. : ;
r
VW I'.rT .1 Ji u .
THE WORLD'S GOOD NIWS
1 wlB fOCM to root fconn tr7 df IhimsSI
THS CHRISTIAN SClCNCi MONITOR
i 4 luttruttitiuU DUt nWfr'
-; bmlKrbuaii Uw Wl Sumi"" ' ,
On, Hoiwtf fc-. Swton. MMBhiIwi "
.mmm toM mr tabMHsMoB to Cto
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
O 1
O i
O
ox.
As we look into the future, this store is planning big
things for alL jWe m mtinually increasing our stock of
good furinture of a quality and 'dass we belive the people
of Duplin County desire.'. We pledge anew the same prompt
service and lowest possible prices. .
' When in need of furniture call on us.
WARSAW FURNITURE CO.
V
o
o
o
o
e
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o.
o
o
o
o
o
o.
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
-.3
jj H 1IB0WN, PB0PBEET0B
1 WABSAWjH.C.
WAZ'AW, H. 0.
4
' 'te
VMM .- -
x -
o
.S4drw'.
Jccooboooooobbooooooooobo