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Lee Strickland
1.
. wiv.i Crady etui
ae, als.0 L'r. J.
. aw, were guests
. . 3. A. J. Strickland
! r in .the afternoon
, An to Swansboro,
- I ITrs. Henry West and
y Jr. and Joseph ac
I ."t. and Mrs. Gordon
, ,j LlbUands Sunday on an
.r roast. -, ' , " ,
i. and Mrs. Robert Hollings-
ti
- 's rr. and Mrs. 'w ; veek end riests of Mr.
' ' I r "ay AH. ; a ' E-a Tiwiv- la Warsaw.
- 1 .Ilia has return-1 Eoscoe Coopc, of Faison
,a wLere she will" as a Tecent vu.itor here in the
ome her duties at f ; me of her brother, Jim Bo wdea
7 S'-.uw; alter a u jn .
t Wd her mother, Mrs. D. E. Jessen W' D' S J018 ?.d 6
-family. 'I iW.
meeting of the Farm Agents. r
Miss - Mary. Wells, of Wallace
spent a couple of days here this
week. She .-went -to Warsaw on
Monday night to spend the night
there with her sister Mrs. Glenn
small
Alton Newton and
daughter, Sallie, spent the past
week end in Kinston with relat
ives. ' '-.v'-V; "',"'
Miss Bonnie Farmer of lit 0
live is visiting Mrs, Moses Farm
er. . ' ' t f
Mr. and -Mrs.
Jack
Sitterson
WRITE TODAY FOR
WOOD'S
,59i Annual,
Seed Catalog
; MAILED FREE ,
(jbntalna fuU description1:
and' planting' information
about the Newest and
Best Strains of !,l
. Flower,' Garden
A , t and " ; iy .
V Field ' Seeds v ;
" 'adapted to the Souths-
CIRCLES KHET
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J .3. ..a i.ncy was
ku-t s to a few Lien s and neigh
bors at '.too taLIs of Eriw'e. At
tractive tally cards seated the
guests and after several progrei-
sions scores were wkuco. waa
found that m, J. . Jerritt held
'W 3Ui; ; Fiteclb, td: Preside ipth,
7 1 .iTioon aii . ' , , . , Ithatnowtlm
Presbyterians
Launch Drive
A nammiim endinff on " Feb.
found that E2h. J. a. jerrut new ir. Tv -.v jrh- tn.
high score and Mrs.- P. J. 8
second high for wmcn tney were
ibyterian church for the purpose of
raising funds lor tne mission wors
in- the sue fields served oy ine
church." Special emphasia is being
put on the need tn unina ai tnis
tim.' A statement from head-
... -' '.. '.L-'A'lonartei in ITashville iecnf'ttfli
an, iwnaia tuaia w J"H - , fl rfibeM.teiv 1
remembered ; with annronriate
gifts. The hostess then served as
sorted sandwiches and fruit cake
with hot tea and accessories. -.
had dMiberatefv nlanned
in ain tn interfere most
directly with China Missions of
the Presbyterian ennren in me
United States, he tconl not S have
i!imi ntimiwi nn at rnn wnm. .
r . . v. wiir be miss
an's Auxiliary, of Grove Presby-v Wend
t.ri, fn,n.i w.t M WrtTidn af-l71"? inenas.
ternoon of this week at three thir
ty H'nlnnk with Mrs. i. V. Wells.
A goodly number of . members were
present The Bible Study for the
afternoon was in charge of Mrs.
O. Hooding wno- aijeussea we
tonin. "Christ. Our Eisrh Priest".
using the book of Hebrews.' Mrs,
Moses .Jfarmer nad cnarge oi xne
business session whichi followed,
At the. close of the. meeting ;a
social .hour was enjoyed ,;, when
visited her' mother," Mrs Emma
ftuinn one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy ftuinn
and children have recently moved
on the waJtoce mgnway ""jW
mues ana xne cnuttrenaxe ,-"---7-7 . k,-.
coming to school on the bus. They.v - ,.52.
wVameVRam SMrton and Denial, January TOBraraj
The January tern of " criminal BniSic ? !i3'
f " a ... ml STM.iutrii in i.iir
court will convene, January ,-
with Judge J. Paul JTnzSseue,
a 1VQTV10TT in 1
J ' run to the corner
V4-
i Jurors drawn for the January
term of criminal court are: '
Johnnie Mo Wells. David 8.
Williams, Wesley Williams,' LJ.
Sftott James Lanier. Jr.. - .' x..
package or two of sc.
to forego that pleasme.
son is the new pure s
pies of which mercha
count? have. received, t
which none of them are
A,m V I Umt. A. Ti. Mans- uuul' "uc -
field. W. A. Carroll. J. Lester Ma- Be.em .
B. Sitterson have been on the sick
list this week-'1 -'- .""-i-Mr.
Oliver Stokes has returned
to her home here after having
spent some time in the James Wal
ker' hospital for treatment Her
many friends s here' welcome' her
back and hope sincerely that she
has come to stay. e ' "-'
r. Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Johnson
and .' son,' Jimmy. 1 were recent
stouh nvm ""f "M"" guests- in WiUard Of Mr. and rs.
"" 7 t. . 7J 1. ) mcxiair jonnson a a xanuiy gai
Boneysemd tempting sandwwhes'jjjj , .r , ,
and frnit nake with hot te&.'' - -. S.. -t. - ..j
- . . -'-' Mullen nuiuucr w uuwu
fHivie nnmher two "met bn Moll-
day night at 7:30 witty Mrs, Leh
-Wl',Tl JT w- 1 spent the day here in tne aome 01
u " v . "v--- , - nr. and &rs. a. v. weus
miT-mtrnjt Whnle 'in iet V new! ' , rT7 . . x. i.
: J'T. W. WOOD & SONS, Richmond, Va.: , "
y , 7 Please mail me free: v; .
- I , r WOOD'S ; 19S8 SEED CATALOG
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Chrvstine Whalev, in , Iter new
home at Carroll's station. ' near
Warsaw. There were fifteen young
ladies present. The Bible Hoar
was led by Miss ixuse.,iJowen w
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the local faculty, iuxer vne ous
iness session the hostess; assisted
hv her istr-in-law. Mrs. Milton
Whaley served a aeucious iraseii
'ThwTrne tobacco crop iast vear-mv best
s VET. AND THE CAMEL PEOPIx BUUWU iHtuJx
imdt MIHMF MORF THAN I EVFR "-.
GOT BEFORE. $0 1 KXOW THAT CAMElS U5E FINER,
, aaadc cvecNCiue mnarca. CAMEI5 ARE THE ;
' CIGARETTE I SMOKE MySELF. AND MOST PtANTERi,
' FAVOR CAMELS WUSE A IWAN whu whi ;.
TOBACCO WJOWS TOBACCO SUKE tnwuwi
TniB bm who rallr know tobwea th
, 1 ttoma thwmelwplck Cmel u chU"
Snatin cisantte. accoedtos to Goore M. j
t 1 .In.a . f .mill
moku.be (in now to eniorOuneli the agm
mn thit to made from finer, MORE EXPEN-!
' SiVB TOBACCOS, Totkub and Doowttic,
MR. 0IOROS M.
, CRUMBAUOH,
ucoMtful tab
ptanMr.
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Mlativeaf : Miss Bettv Souther-
land, from Bosehill and Wallace
TOBACCO
v ' i t ? ,r M asiWDt
CICAUSE VE KNOW TOBACCO,r say
"v;e s:.:o:ce camels
thews. W.; D. Bouse. Boland J.
Smith,' T. M. Sogers, B. . Bail,
Joseph Williams, T. J. Houston,
Harland Q. Carr, F. J. Bostic, J.
0. Guy, H. T. ftuinn, A. 0. Grady,
J. J. Bishop, W. S. Kornegay, L. F.
Byrd, Jr. Billie McNelli I. C.
Burdh, F." N. Barden, , Mordecai
Blizzard, J. M. Sumner, i. F. Byrd,
B. D. Ennis, C. I. Phillips, W. D.
Hall,' G. A. West, B. X. Sumner,
T. A. Barden, Thos. Carter, C. F.
Hanchey, Dallas Jones, I. D. Fred
jltoiiiiu, uituuj vvw v 'jaancney, iraiias j ones, 1. u. iim-
8th. we hone to raise $225,O00.,;Br;nv n t. Aveock. W ' Di Camn-
Them has been abont $100,000; vn t n nwV WdTvev Raker.
damage done to our work there in W- jrew, L B. Thomas, A. E.
a material way whioh will have to j Williams, J. P. James, Bansom
be rebuilt before we can go on in Mercer, S. E. Ellis, Frank Baker,
tdi mit ffiolont nntv W hone t . nr TT.il..Mnn.A4-V r T
VUC lUWW.VMWW". .'"J. c- xiU. TV . ' AUilillgowui bit, v. V.
that all the Presbyterians in the, Marshburn, J. Milton West, James
State under the direction Of Bev. Worth Davis, Leon Teachey, Ellis
Norman Johnson of Bocky Mount, ftuinn, I. D. Mathis, F. W. Futrell,
make this a season of sacrifice and Waters, Henry B. Cates, Burrell
prayer.
Edwards,
on Wed
nesday of this week to help cele
brate tne formers Dinnaay. '
M Vrienna if Cenni -Dail will he
very glad to know that he is get
ting uvng uiixiy w uu uviuc jucu
Kenansville after being seriously
injured in a car wreck - a few
weeks ago,
. Mr. and Mrs. " Cenus Taylor,
their daughter, Ruth, and their
grandanghter, au of jraison. were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Baa on Sunday afternoon. -
We are riad .:' to welcome ; Mr.
and.Mrs. George Albertson and
family to our community.
TAKDTCt THE JOT OUT OF UFE
start,
"The Sigh bf
Good Insurance
.Warsaw, N. C. :
; "We dont pay much to'
hit-." ," . x
s Better Inck next time'
, ."Mind if I give you an I. 0. U.
for that?". '. . - ,
( "Decayed at the roots, old man
m.'ll -ntilt it eh t" . r . i v
. "No, but here's something jutBrad8na Smitll
as good!" ,...', i ,
,vwny aion i you k mo auow ?
II could have got 'em wholesale for
ITATI 'r
BVille Wins
Over Magnolia 1
- The BeulaviUe 'boys and girls
vim Another Dunlin oountv sche
duled game Jan. 7, over Magno
lia,
The'trirl's score was 29-26. The
playing consisted of good pass-
work ana snooting. , owannie
Thicnen scored high for Beulaville
with 11 points.
The line up tor tne giris- game
Beulaville: S. Thigpen, D. Bos-
tie, D. Kennedy, M. Kennedy, E.
Home, G. Edwards.
Magnolia: Bolungsworui, vnes
nutt, Herring, Pope, ftuinn, Fer
Mil
The Beulaville boys won witn
h anmw nf 10-14. Parker led
Beulaville With 10 points and
Smith and Carr lead Magnolia
with four points each.
line up for the game was:
Beulaville r : ' Mercer, Thomas,
Parker. Brown, Hunter, Thigpen,
substituted tor Beulaville.
Maenolia: Blanchard Carr,
j AND NOT A MILLIONAIRE?
- Beggar-Today is my copper jubilee.
"What do you mean!"
"I have been begging twenty-
five years today."
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KEIXUM
Oyster Roast
Jacksonville. N. C
EXCLUSIVE STUMP SOUND
0YSTEE9
Served Steamed, Fried, Stewed
On Half Shell
Take Some Raw Oysters Home
With Ton.
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
Feb. 1.
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SUBSCBJBE NOW TO
THE DUPLIN TIMES
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Dr. Miles Nervine
1 ' " CLiquid of Bffervetcent Tablets)
Soothes irritated nerves, permits refreshing
slpfiTi ' fiplrMi van h ,utteit hnlt nf mnimW
Check ib.o lev delivered prices cf
.. ' - - a aw sr. jefflh.. wnm m
: Ysuil $ava la c!l wcy$ witJi Chevrchti , r
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I O1
-" 'fBinldingtb great Unea
... of traoka and -commercial
ear, in fire separate wheel-
' bate length, with tWrty-oneiiaato
model, Chevrolet avow offers frocks
tot every trade. All model are
modern-to-the-mlaut and bring
' ton the moat efficient serrioe arail
able today in the lowest price range.
Teat theee new trucks - ati your
Chevrolet dealer's, snd prove that
they glre mors puling power lor
leas money.
hm4iUmtkr Pgrmmu. 4 Cmtnl
, n Valm. it
, CH15VBOIFT MOTOR DTVlMON
(Mural h ,brt Half CorjMnU w '
Lamoir, M1CB10AM?, a
kiEARLY everyone Is nervous these days. Financial
s IN worries,: street and home noises, late hours, hard '
x , work, and exciting recreation put a strain on the nerv
,' ous system that brings on Sleeplessness, Nervous Head- '
ache, Nervous fadigeatian. Restlessness, Irritability. .
i An attack of , nerves may make you lose friends,
quarrel with your' husband or wife, appear a tyrant
',to your children. ,
, "DR." MHJES NKKV1NE has been soothing the nerves
" of the nation for nearly 60 years. If you are nervous,
' geta bottle or package at your druggist He will refund
your money if you are not entirely satisfied with the re- -
uUsr1 -i, 4' : J"' i , -n:
Large padcaea ec fcorOe-SLSa,
LOW
PRICES
ALL KINDS & WIDTHS
Tobacco
Cloth
One of the Most Complete
Stocks in Eastern Carolina
NEW YORK
CLOTHING
KINSTON, N. C.
Poorly Nourished Women
They Just Can't Hold Up
Are you getting proper nourish
ment from your food, and restful
sleep? A poorly nourished body
Just cant hold up. And as for that
run-down feeling, that nervous fa
tigudon't neglect ltl
Gardul for lack of appetite, poor
digestion and nervous fatigue, has
bssn recommended by mothers to
daughters--women to women foe
over fifty years. '.;::.: '
. Trjf ltl rhotuaadi ef wenan J2
Dot baMflt TOD, eenralt payalnlaii.
understand is tin
ning this year every merclv.
sells seeds will have to pun
$10 license and as One crc
store merchant said to "t
Talk" this weeks ,
'lait-wesfcitlWe sol
mostly for an accoinmoaali,
couldn't make $10 profit c
ing seeds here in this store
year's time to save our lives,
ve already cancelled our or1
seeds for this year,"' O
Asked what the garden t
in the neighborhood would C
thaiv sixvlar thw AnnlH onlv f
Fi-obably buy them in tne i ;
towns, where -merchants i a,
find it profitable to pay tLe ,1 "
license, or order tnem direct i u :
the seed houses. , Just si ano e s
law! - ' " P
COLLABD stealine is the Lmv. , .
less sport of many young pTpli fx j
bent on an evening of ont 01 inr , i
ordinary entertainment these ,;t ' ; f ,
Just what they get out, pfftV", i -lard
stealing is hard to?if .
they do get some extr r ' )J
in bracing night air, I j (' , ' ,
thing to talk about next 3 1! L ' a
THE planting of tobaccobeos f ' '
one of the most absorbing occu ' 1
natioTfc for the countv rieht now! t
The mild weather following th . '
holidays this year nas prooaoij -
made work on the beds begin a lit
tie early. Drive up to almost anj
farm house, and ask where the
man of the family is, and thejt
say, ' f i .
"Planting the tobacco bed." '
DISCING, and plowing lands for- ,
this year's crops, though notas,
advanced as it will bejn-ff1ewv'
weeks is already under way, one '
will note in driving through the ,
county. tf ' j i
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DRIVING early this week from .
Calypso, through to Beautancus, .' '
and from there to f; Summerlin's J'
...... .a. s. . a .
Cross ttoaas, ana on, noiea a gwu
j bit of building. Some of its is en- f !
(tirely new construction, V homes,
outbuildings .tobacoo barns. Oth--ij
er is remodeling, and rebuilding on ' .'
older dwellings and outhouses. ?
Looks good for the county, money .
going into permanent home .' and ; j '
farm improvements. - . s -,
AT Jieautancus, sxoppea lor a yr
few moment's chat with Miss An-
nie Swinson, who writes Bear
Marsh news for The Duplin Times.J
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Miss Annie always nas a suwe, lor
those who visit her ,and she is al
ways ready to get right .into
, things. It will be of interest , to
'people in her neighborhood to
know that she is also soliciting
' subscriptions to The TIMES now,
I as well as writing the nCws from
Bear Marsh. Miss Annie wilf ftp
I predate it if you will remember
her when it is time to rnew for
The TIMES, if you live in her
neighborhood.
I MISS Mildred Summerlin, is the
-new correspondent for The TIMES
at Summerlin's Cross Roads. Miss
Summerlin will also take subscrip
tions to The TIMES in her neigh
borhood. S. P. M.
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Dr. H. A. Edwards
DENTIST v.'
YVTK BUX, ; Friday Baturday,
Monday EJSNANSVILLE, Tue-
day; BEULAVILLI1, Wednesday;
RICHLANDS. Thursday.
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TH2 WORLD'S GOOD NWf
, ; will soms to your hams svtiy day euoos ' -
THS CHRISTIAN SCSCNCE MONITOR;
t- l-trm6md hail StUKtattT " . t
m or iiaoii: MiUMr fa U Mtt
ri.it!. ... v.iiur tm biu nan and all to.
- . w mmwI. fnm ww fth.
r ,1! ooec not aimt erun
tntr mr ndwcripUoa to TU auruMaa
m mmMi ta a. 1 4
WkIuhum wea, buuuuus luufaM SwwuuS I at SS.i
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Addnai.
BMW' '' ' 1
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We Spotlight
The" Spots ... .
vBE it ever so tiny, ourseeing eye
' will catch the spot on your clothes,
and tur 'expert leaning will &ntove
it fOxa work if guaranteed, ,
GOLDWAYNE lAWDM.
& DRY CLEANERS
Imoldf.boro. N. 'W i
Our truck is in .Calypso, Faison. Warsaw, Magnolia, Bosehill,
and Kenansville each Tuesday and Thursday, Mr. Biggs, Driver. .,
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