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-3 i t ' tr A 4 ef OUR OTDOW O o o -3" o o o o o o o '- on o o cr . .LL SMALL SIZE RELICS. i -OINS, MORTGAGES, DOCUMENTS, ETC., CHINA, SILVERWARE, GLASS, MUSIC BOXES, : MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CLOTHES, HATS, GLOVES, SHOES, SUITS, STOCKINGS, COLLARS, DRESSES, UNIFORMS, SWORDS, PISTOLS, GUNS, ANY SMALL SIZE ARTICLE HISTORICAL VALUE OF All Items To Be Labeled, Taken Care of, And Returned BUY your ticket to "The Duplin Story" NOW KENANSVILLE r ROSE HILL t. ) 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 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o MRS. WILLIAM NEIL RAND, who before her marriage on ' June 3, was Miss Geraldin? Quinn, daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Quinn of B-ula-ville. Mr. Rand is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ra.d of Richlands. ooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooq 7i!al Information Is Needed For Pcgeanl; Look Around YofrAnd Ro- 3 Author Sam Byrd has sent out 'an urgent appeal for names of the members of the graduating class rof Jaes Sprunt Institute for the Jyear 1898. Mr. Byrd says it is in. :peratlve that he have each name 'just as soon as possible in' order to .complete his skit of 'The Duplin ' Story". If anyone knows the name or names of any person, living or dead, who graduated in 1898, please Bend them to 0. P. Johnson, Ks nansville. Also, if living please Send present address if known. There must be plenty of Con federate soldiers uniforms stored away in closet3 or old chests in Du pUnTS Remember the days of the "Old Soldier's Reunion" in Konans ' ville? It hasn't been so very many vears aeo when the battle-brave won assembled here each August Jpr the celebration. Most ol tnem wore 'their uniforms. It is neoess- ary that a large number of uniforms h secured for the pageant. Also dresses and evening gowns of days ,nn nnst These uniforms and : dresses and gowns will be taker. care and returned to their owners probably in better shape than-they are now." Look arouna your mnm, nsk your neighbors, and locate u many as possible. When you have ' dore this get in touch with Gilbert Mphin or Mrs. Faison McC.owen Also if you know of any old f urni tr naintines. pictures, costumes, rifles, guns, etc., that are very old, no matter how old, . anything of wri that has survived the old days, get In touch with Mrs. Nor- , wood Boney in Kenansvuir. a cum inittee of antioue displays U an ous to get hold of as much as possible to be displayed in store windows throughout the county. All antiques will be well taken care of and returned. Let's dig up Du plin's antiques and show them to the thousands of visitors who are going to attend Duplin'a Pageant. It is time to begin searching now. Time is shorter than we might think.. TOBACCO FLUES, LIME, PLAS TER, CEMENT., LATHS, SHEET ROCK. DOORS, WINDOWS, FUR NACE DOORS, GRATES, FLU1, NIZED SHEETS. J, C. RUSS, Warsaw, N. C, 7-l-. C. FOR BE ITER PROTECTION ' INSURE WITH FARM BUREAU MUTUAL Write or See W. SPICER, KENANSVILLE, N. C Rand-Quinn Vows Be Spoken Friday On Friday evening, June 3, at 8 o'eiock the Beulaville Presbyterian church was the scene of a formal wedding which united Miss Gerald ine Qultra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Quinn of Beulaville, and Mr. William Neil Rand jf Clarksburg, W. Va., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rand of Richlands in marriage. v Vows were exchanged before an altar of palms and lighted tapers flanked with floor baskets of white gladioli, fever few and fern. The Rev. Walter H. Goodman performed the. double ring ceremony beneath Classified lAds. SEE ME and make appointment to do your auto, body and fen der repairs, also replace : your broken glasses with new Shatter Proof glass. A. C. HOLLAND, KENANSVILLE CLAftSiriKD BATES Two rent per wor, g charge ef Me. Unlees 7M as account with u pleas tend money. r check, with ads. Fanacrss iim the Time ClasaHle adR if yoa hare anything to sell or exchange,' want to Wy, we will aeeett prWsiee payment. . ' MALE HELP WANTED "i- Man ith ear wanted for route work. S15 to $20 tri a day. No experience or capital required. Steady, Write todav. Mr. MeVey, Candler putt Baltimore 2, Md. ' -i t; 8-17-21 pd, . :-y--; FOR TOBACCO FLUES, Sm JESSE BELL, Summerlta., Cross roads, Mi Olive, BJFJa. fl-ll-6t pd. .FLUE and , FLUE SHEETS . ; Stoker Curers (COAL BURNERS) O.0UIIIII Ecuhville.N.C ivTtas Ruth Sanderson, pianist, ami Miss Grace Quinn, cousin of the bride, soloist, presented the wed ding music. Miss Sanderson was wearine a sown of aqua taffeta with a corsagftof yellow carnations. Miss Quinn was gowned in light blue marquisette trlmmeo witn mac Chantilly lace. Her corsage was of nink carnations. Miss Quinn sang The Sweetest Story aver ioia m-ecedlna the ceremony, lnstru mental selections were "To An Ev- iln Star". "The Rosary", vve Mri" and "To a Wild Rose" Dur- "A drilled well is the most satisfactory water supply. Write for quotation, giving distance and ' direction . from your Post Office, j ; : HEATER WELL COMPANY RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE FOR RENT 3 house, bath and wired for electric riove. Garden lot adjoining. -At tractive modern buncalo style. Lo cated at West Siding on highway 24. See or write GRAHAM PHILLIPS, Warsaw, phone 507.. C-Zf-Zt. pd. Liuti and wliite with a miniatuiv buttoniere in their lapels. Mr. R. E. Rand, Jr.r brother pf the groom, was best man. Ushers were Alfonso Quinn, brother of the bride, and Dan Rand, Nat Hand, and Donald Rand, brothers of tha groom, The bride's mother chose a gown of light blue i rayon crepe with white accessories. Her corsage was a purple orchid.: The groom's mother was gowned in pink rayon and lace. She, . too, wore a purple orchid corsage. V1 ." Immodiately "following the cere mony, a reception was held in hon or M thc couple in the home of Dr. and Mrs. I'. L. Norrls. The. home was decorated in a most attractive "manner carrying out the bridal motif. In the dining and living room, ensuito, white gladioli were used on the Ivy bank ed mantel with burning tapers in crystal holders on each end. The dining table was covered wi'h a cut-wnrk cloth and had nosegays of fern and white carnations on each corner. The three-tiered wed ding cake was on one with the rrystai punch bowl at the other end. Gladioli and tapers were used on the piano. Dr. and Mrs". Norris greeted the guests and introduced to the re ceiving line composed of the bride's parents, the groom's mother, the bridal couple and other members of the wedding party. After the bride and groom had cut the first slice, Mrs. I. J. Sand liu. Jr. saved the wedding cake. Miss Faye Quinn presided at the punch bowl. Others ass.sting at the erving 'individual bridal cakes, nuts, and mints were Misses Hazel Blizzard. Jacky Williams. Reaina IMgpen, Jessna Simpson, Jane l'stic, Janice B stic and Calesta Thigpen. Misses Grace Quinn aid Ruth Sanderson presided in the gift room, and Mrs. Adolph Jones pre sided at the register. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Thigpen said the goodbyes. After the reception,-the bridal couple left for a wedding trip to unannounced points. For traveling the bride wore a navy blue faille suit with navy and white accesso ries nd the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Upon their rlurn the puple will be at home -in Clarks burg, W. Va. 'Mrs. Rand received her educa tion in the Beulaville High School and Raleigh School of Commerce. She hi Id a position with the Army at Camp Davis and Fort Bliss, Tex as for three years. Prior to her marriage she was bookkeeper in her father's local business firm, Mr. R.nd attended Richlands High School and N. C. State Coll ege. He served three years in the Army and now holds a position In West Virginia. Following rehearsal Thursday v- tfOifea iftifihfliiWdtunA w party and close friends. - The home was beautuuiiy deco rated with summer flowers and caur11e!igit. Gardenias were used i round the two-tiered wedding cake and crystal punch bowl. Miss Faye Quinn served the' cake after he brid and groom had cn tie first slice. Mrs. F. L. Norm pre sided at the punch bowl. Misses Brcwnie Quinn and Calesta Thig pen served nuts and mints. ' .. Out of Town Guests Among out ol town guests at t'-e Grace . ... i--' Chen shower honoring Miss Ger aldine Quinn, bride-elect. The house was thrown ensuite for the occasion and arrangement of mixed summer flowers were used throughout The hostesses present ed the honoree with a corsage of pink rosebuds upon arrlcal and a place setting of china in her chosen pattern.-.'v.-i-'-iji. "':,) . . Str.fwberry shortcake and colas were served to the 13 guests pres ent. Miss Quinn received an as sortment of useful gifts. ' Waller-Williams Reunion- The Waller-Williams Reunion was held Sunday June S with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hooten at Grifton. It was also Mr. and Mrs. Hooten's 25th wedding, anniversary. A large crowd was present and dinner was served picnic style. , ' We wish Mr. and Mrs. Hooten many more anniversaries. ' ORDER AUTHORIZING WITH DRAWAL OF $3,853 FROM THE CAPITAL RESERVE FUND OF THE COUNTY OF DUPLIN BE IT ORDERED by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Duplin, North Carolina: - , ' " Section 1. That pursuant to the County Capital Reserve Act of 19 43 withdrawal of the sum of $3,853 from the capital reserve fund of the County of Duplin is hereby auth orized for the purpose of erecting a gymnasium in the Kenansville White School. , Section 2. That the source of mo ney in said capital reserve fund from which the withdrawal here in authorized is to be made is pro ceeds from insurance collected by reason of loss of property of the County Board of Education (Ke ransviile School Gymnasium). Section 3. That this order shall take effect 30 days after its first publication unless In the meantime a petition for its submission to the voters is filed under' said County Capital Reserve Act, and In such event it shall take effect when ap proved by the voters of the County at an election as provided. In said The foregoing order was Dasscd on the 6th, day of June, 1949, and was first published on the 10th of s ud oi a. r n.u.t be tun.n i ntcd within thirty days after its first publication. : , ' . A. T. Outlaw. Clerk, Board of County CoTmissioners 8-17-2t. D.C. ,.- . ,- MRS. M. M. THIGPEN Beulaville, N. C. '- Representative For ,:-. : CLINTON FLORAL COMPAW WARSAW, N. C cr K7l Us JR FOR SALE V TONGUE & GROOVED SHEATHING & ROOFERS $45.00 5" " " 'i " 52-09 I X 4 DRESSED ' $52.00; Soulhmonf Mfg. Co. PHONE lit , 1 ROSE IHLL, ;N. C. . F O R E X P E R T RADIO Repair Service scon RADIO CO. WARSAW, N.C. ' Located In The Hometel Building Next To Dr. Ewer's Office USED RADIOS GUARANTEED Everything Elecfricat Phone 360-6 " Service Anywhere . In Duplin . S A U ED DUprniuimrn Maria , ana io " v.. , ., . . ,.!r.uJ , n.ir rta Lune" wedding were Misses Josephine was softly Played. As the benedic- Rand. Margaret Humphrey. Sarah was soiuy !"'" . T I to WnnHard .Tnsenh ne Cliie. Jean Poole,s Greg Poole, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Poole, Mrs. A. C. Cline and Andrew Monroe of Raleigfl, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown of K First Class Plambing and HEATING AU Work Guarauteed. GEORGE P. PRIDGEN, JTH Phone 228-1 Warsaw. N.C. tion, Miss Quinn sang "The Lord's Prayer", whlb the bride and groom knelt before the altar. Th hride. ciwn in marriage by I , . ..... ..rA.rina onwn nf white sliDDer jaun wmcn Kaw ., . - ..'.,. : ? tfitSSSit with self-covered but Rand of Garner; Mrs,JV H. Child tons a yoke of marquisette outlined of tincolnton; Mr. -and Mrs, C. G. 0"!yu0u:m VL,nrAH French Boeley of Midway Park; Mr., and hhTntillv lace long sleeves which Mrs. Leon Sylvester, Mrs. Dan Kus--niiiv Bolnta over thj sell. Mr. and Mrs. James Cardwell, v.-j. tu ii .urt nded in a Mi- Irene Koonce, Mrs.. Graham pircular train Her fingertip veil of Shaw, Warren Koor.ce. Mrs. Stan- Ulusior erigel in Chantilly lace was ley Koonce. Mr: and Mrs. Jaywln Sid to a coronet of beads. She Kobnc,, Mr-. C W. Sutton. Sr. and "r r k.... - hit Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rand. Sr- and CBTTICQ His ill ill iuuiuv v I - bride's rosebuds and carnations famUy of Richlands: Mr. and Mrs, j ...i,k . n..rr.i.hrnjitcd Milford Ouinn and Mr. and Mrs. orihid with streamers of v.hite sat- Paul Hunter of Warsaw; Mr. nnd S u . orn.ment was a Mrs. Clifton Quinn of Chapel Hill; 1? "VVrU . oift of the bride- and-Robert C. Boyd of Los Ang'es, ait aim t Pink Hill, II. C. Phones: 2376 and 2154 & T, urner l. c INSURANCE AGENCY hall kinds of. Insurance TURNER. J. T. J. TURNER Pink Hill's Oldest Insurance Agency PINK niLL, N. C. r U. B. FIRE LOSSES 1M8 SEVEN niTNORED AND TWELVE MIU LION DOLLARS MORE THAN ANT YEAR IN HISTORY. PRO TECT TOUR PROPERTY WITH .; j t R. W. BLACKMORE . .V . Sellable Insurance Service Stace .. September, 1902. . N i WARSAW, N. U. i; v drfirm " Miss Vena Mae wuinn, susier ui Uie bride, was maid of, honor. She attired in a white taffeta gown. lull skirt with bustle back, square neckline, can. sleeves and maicning mftts. She was wearing a Mary; oi'ippn of Scots, hat. and carried an arm bouquet of red carnations tied with wnite saun noon.- . Bridesmaids were Misses Brown ie 'and Patsy Qnlnn, sisters of the hride. and Wyoma and Lorraine Quinn, cousins of the Driae, ineir enwns. were fashioned after the FARMERS: FOR BEST FKICb ON HAY, COtr ON SEED HULLS AND HOG RATIONS BKK . n ! . j , W. E. BELANGA. 3- KENANSVILLE. N- C. FOR RENT: haose and aparteeiita. Very reasetwble. Modem conven ience. . See or write Mrs. D. woeawara.m Warsaw., f yrcn 1 , TYMDALL 5 I fU:..vir-.2:M:, Bui J auiiativ.R Seven and 'e half mi" m homes' In the U. I i ;:etables in 1813. . honored they .earrtedl fn'"' JSJrf!, v.....nt. n iad nnrnnnnni Lieu luum w" '. red satin ribbon Calif., PRENUPTTAL PARTIES On Tuesday evening, May 11, from, 8 00 until 10:00 p.m. Mes- dames M. M. Thigpen. William Bos- tie.-; Elwood Quinn, . and Marion Bracher entertained nt a Trous seau Party In the home of the for mer In honor of "Miss Geraldine Quinn, bride-elect of June 3. The home was artistically deco rated throughout with mixed sum mer flowers. Lighted tapers were used in the dining room. Mrs. Thigpen greeted the guests living bride-elect,; her lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCn Q o o o o o n - mm mother, Mrs; Marlon Quinn, and 3,rr. i.,,ah. l Mr. F. L. Nortls received. Misses 1 II LIB JUIH -o-- i . . . . terlbf Dr. and Mrs-F. L. Norris, Lorraine Quinn ana um BBnar 1 "ilZ1' " - son nresided at the register and IXZXtotSu; .n3 . recipe file where the guests. fHed carried a white satin basket from which she scattered rose petals in tbi bath of the bride. . , ; . Misters D. C. and Owen Quinn, small brothers of the bride, served as pages: They were dressed in navy their favorite recipe for the brid; elect. Misses Vena Mae and Wyoma Quinn ere in the where the trous seau was on display. Miss Jane Bostic and Miss Patsy Quinn in vited the guests into the dining room where 'Misses 'Calesta Thig pen, Brownie Quinn, Dorene Neth ercutt and Janice Bostic assisted In serving open faced sandwiches, ATHLETES FOOT GERM Kenansville Urug store TELLS HOW TO KILL IT nuts, candy and individual -bridal The germ grows DEEPLY, xou I cakes. Mrs. uaraner aawaras pour must REACH it to make the kill. I ed punch and little Miss Pat Norris Use' a strong PENETRATING, gave out napkins , , frtnffiPid. T-4-L. made with 90 -Aproxlmately 50 guest called ai. fhbl, reaches MORE germs. If during the evening. r ' pleased IN ONS IXOUK your 1 :' k from any drr "l'st , o o . o o o o o o o o o o Km EVERY WEDNESDAY, 2:00 P. M. - FOR -THE TOP CASH DOLLAR O SELL YOUR NEW OR USED CAR OR TRUCK g O ON THE AUCTION BLOCK FOR- ONLY O O O O O o1 $5.00 Anyone May Sell -Sals Rain or Shine , , . On Satnr lay afternoon. May 28, o o o o o o Herbert 7, Pate 'OWNER and AUCTIONEER GOLDSBORO HIGHWAY - - PHONE 4527 V V. 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