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The defendant above named will
t Ve notice that an action en
tiled as above Las been commen
ced in the Superior Court of Da
rl'n County, North, Carolina, by
tli.e plaintiff to ; secure a divorce
on th trr(mri - nf ftdn Itenr. and
the said defendant : will . further
take notice that he is required to
appear before the Cleric of Sup
erior Court, Duplin County at his
office fa Kenansville, N. C. on or
before the 12th day of February
1938 and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint. .,,..
This the 12th day of January
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veyed by Ecci i i I i ,
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Leistry." Cole nu e j. -the
power and tz" - 'j x "
red and imposed t,at Jt.'
signed by Order ei'.- 1 Li C
special (groceecLr j t .'-re t .
Clerk of Superior Cour t tf T i
plin County in tie a.-.a eiLl
led "Alex Sanderson, I' :cul r if
L, L. Johnson, ' Eeo'v ,w. Jul".
Johnson et al" This Jan 12 -X
1938. ''"":!
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Feb.-10, 4t AW3 -
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Kotioe is hereby gin to a"
persons having any claims e:.-t
the estate of L. L. E niLA to
file' them- with the vz.lzrcz&ii
within one year of the date here
of or this notice will be I'.viJ
ed in bar of any right of recov
ery. , - .
AH persons ' indebted' to ' tail
estate will please make immediate
settlement with the unlexsfsned.
This the 17th day f January,
1938. ? - . . i
DOUJE A SAXDIEV. aiminis
tratrix of Li X. Sandlia, deceased.
Eobert C, Wells, atty . i ;
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y-ti to tL.e bf jsmxts; ontain
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eyed to . B. 1 crrinj; by C. M.
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tie year 1318, !. aa recorded in
Edok to. 00, at paje 283, of the
Euplla County zegistry. -
This the 29th day of January,
1538, if ,
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Albert S. Grady, Attorney.
Feb. 17-8t A. 8. O. " :
B. L. Cromwell of Cabarrus
County has grafted 1,000 -'Tony'
apples, a native variety that thriv
es in the county.
r- York. N. Y. Jannary
i cr t t t vo-iacel oid myt-
1 C ff J 1 n ;l I V nrt hmm
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-'T vcn a laurt of a wn
i T..0(lfc.aJL LS List mOiiuh Of lw3 is
" 7t:!rn"t un t his uncertainties.
V.i ji tou sollv forth to a BwhtliSVl1?"- never nnow
c!uh mn n mwi- n uii iK-!
o--j or-Lke the banks.back ii
rLt..lJ5?lfiL
- 1 some are stringing along by
i s'x the help fifty cents on the
i? liar international casino
c -lrps that it has grossed a mil-i-on
since it opened last Bntjm.
ber. Safe prediction department i
ie o'i fashioned wetfea will JL 0.
tie 1 ;jr Apple and the shag and
rien-Lke crary cavortines before
Ip'ter. ; IT. Y. baseball writer
pii.it Joe 14 Maggio as outstanding-
lig , leaguer of '37 which
makes tlx go tham players they've
tapped in eight years but maybe
they nevei heard - there are six
teen teams.. Kace betting parlors
are locked tighter than iveU.'JPiiS.-j.1 7twuffi between pla:
uown Darn alter tne horse has! .t-Jc ft , j u uramallzea I
been pflfered-for fear the W20rm "d newspaper crit-
and street corner bookies in the
flashy forties stand around trying
to look like , actors 'At Liberty?
Ana here today and gone tomor
row Claudette Colbert on her
way back to get an eyeful of her
native France Errol Flynn just
in from Hollywood and denying
he will go to Spain to help the
Loyalut--we , wonder why?
At the film Critics party Mary
Pickford and Beb Benchley and
wuiace - jfoiu ana rauj Lukas
" Uy Bruce btuarc
r I I e Ie ndtty (remember
i '".t Uatt ii'l'l) her show
w-a Ireaeric l uch iust flopped
alter five days. Ihe blazing boule
vari hasn't been kind to the Hol
lywooders this season Sylvia Sid
eny and Lissa Landi were early
closings and ' now Miriam Hop
kins refuses to come to town with
that three-acter that has been
xroanintr in the suburbs. Mean
while tiie annual rush of super
stars . from Europe is on thev
come from averv nnnntrv h n.
bwi and plane away to the
wub lu.iure waroos ana vaien-
wnot we re loreottel
f?"5.'' monw or two mon-
ffittSP-.K :SffW: Khar
"P? tory-Eay Parker
me war ana wno opens next
a .
juonia as a star or a j broadway
Play.: Sheila Barrett our favorite
mad nunuo takes over the sert
room at the Waldorf. Toby Wing
clucking a the Paradi. AnH .
press agent stutters with excite
ment as he insists that m tint.
tain Spanish dancer was mu
bull fighter and goes home mad
have left out 'Frog'. The what's
wuca-we w.y we uunx ut must
m uojuic uc iKuruuen( IWO . side
street jeateries-j-the Nj!ctarr and
the 'Ambrosia' fold but the 'Ores,.
ey Spoon' next door ; douhles it
Rinnani Watt. u 1.
didn't like it had the stem it&nd.
ng up and cheering because there
isn t an actor or an author who
wouldn't like to take a sock atl
a enno or a
coiummst-just
once lor luck.
1 FOUBINCt FBOl CABS J
The' IMnt runrini linnil
from a can is to make two holes
in the can instead of one, about
an inch apart The one hole is for
ine iiqma to pour irom, the other
muc wi icii vue ur into tne can.
throwers attending thu TnliaVA.
Short Course at State College last
week numbered about 150 a day
for the four days with 83 register
ing xor tne enure weex.v.
Burned by Caii
1081011
Mrs. Jasper Smith of Fink Hill
was. carried to Memorial Hospital
in Kington Friday suffering sev
ere burns caused by an explosion
I of a can of syrup which she was
I heating on the stove. The can
ibursted while Mrs. Smith was
leaning over-it and threw the hot
I liquid in her face. Doctors say that
they feel sure that her eye sight
I wfll not be injured i
Milk
From earliest times it has
been esteemed that milk is an im-
Iportant and necessary article of
I food. The milk of the cow" has its
composition more evenly adjusted ,
I than any other mammal. The com
position of cows milk is approxi-
Imatelv as follows: water 87 ner-
Icent, fat 4 per cent, protein, 3.35
I per cent, sugar 4.8U per cent, ash
1.75 per cent. However these pro-
I portions vary. Some breeds of
cows produce richer milk than e
thers, for example, the Jersey and
I the Holstein. The milk from indi
vidual cows may also vary accord-
ling to age, healtn, etc.
Milk is particularly adapted for
) human food because it contains
I the four essential nutrients (pro-
terns, lat , cuoon-nyarates
and
mineral matter) in better propor-
tions than almost any other food
materials. It is very essential in
the diet of children. Every child
should drink at least one quart of
fresh milk each day. Scout Nor-
wood Boney, Jr.
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FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS
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Bemember We Carry Field and Garden Seeds
LESPEDEZA (Kobe and Common) . '
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'" For the second consecutive
month, the Kenansville Boy :on'j
were awarded the banner far a
chievement ' at the court. T-e
ourt was held in the Bosehill I -thodist
Church Basement i'Jx
the Bosehill troop in charge of
the program.
. Kenansville Troop -won first'
place in Inspection and Law Bra-,
matization which gave them the
banner for the month,
9 Bosehill. which is the Tounrest -'
u wu uu new wie wiuun vuc
past month won first place in the -rope
making contest and thereby
won second place in the whole
contest. Warsaw was in third
place and Clnton was fourth.
Henry L. Stevens, Jr., of .War-',,-,
saw, presided in the absence of '
Commissioner J. . Jerritt Other
members of the court were, Ber.
S. Q. Harness, Hugh M. Wells, and
James W. Butler, of . Ooldsboro.
Scout Executive C. H. Westin di
rected the technical phases of the .
program.; u , ; , ;
Second Class awards were made ;
Sto Scouts, Williams, D. Bouse, H.;
Bouse, and Fussell of Bosehill and
Farrior of Warsaw. Merit Badges
were awarded to: Scouts Williams
and' Herring of Bosehill, ' Scouts
Jones, Leary, Whitfield, Jerritt, 1
Tinier Bohpv Sanden. Mid Pctt.
SW'rSS
way of the KenansTille Troop.
Scout Chestnut, of Clinton was
niade Life Scout and Paul King
was made a Tenderfoot,
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DUpijm SAILORS
CAUGHT IN
SEVERE STORM
Henry L. Stevens, Jr., and Tom
my Gresham are resting from a
hazardous experience with trou
bled waters and are wondering
who poured oil on the watres last
week-end. '- Hf
Henry and Tommy motored to ,
Norfolk, Saturday, Jan., 22, and
weighed anchor on Henry's yacht :
the "Cabana H" to carry it back ,
to Sneed's Ferry: The boat waa
taken to Norfolk several weeks
ago for repair work.
Tommy tells the story lome
thing like this; ,
i The boat with Henry aj skipper,
Fairly Fulcher of Sneeds Ferry,1
engineer, ana Tommy as interest- ,
ed guest, pulled out of" Norfolk'
Sunday morning about 10:80 . o' '
clock. Wholly unaware of what
was about to beset them they
sailed out on comparatively
quiet waters heading for the in
land waterway.. Through 8unday "
they enjoyed smooth sailing. -
Sunday night they stopped on .
Albemarle sound, slept soundly
and sailed out again Monday morn f,
ing bright and ; early. : Monday
night found them in Belhaven and
another fairly good sailing day.
Tuesday morning the elements
were howling, waters rolling and
prospects for the remainder of the
Journey looxea gioomy iaej
sailed out in a 45 mile an hour1
gale. Waters rolled and tne
boat rocked. Henry and Tommy
began wondering if their time
had come. They spotted an oil
tanker headed for New Bern and
hoisted the white flag and wen
tied onto the tanker whicn escort
ed them into the Neuse river
where they struck a 55 mile art
hour wind and very heavy seas.
Waves were whipping over the
boat and for 7 1-8 nours iney
battled a mad sea before they en
tered quiet waters. From the
Neuse they took a short cut into
Beaufort and Morehead and en-
joyed comfortable .w1rt
SneedsFerry, arriving at 10 o -
ciocx xnesoay nigm.
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Four club boys of Catawba
County have set 100 Mack walnut
trees as a 4-H project. ,
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