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TIIH DUPLIN Tines FRIDAY, AUGUST 12th., 1949 U U Lwjd '.'A Car Mils Mule f'iA 1949 Chevrolet coach driven ifc Jamei Smith of. Lenoir County, titruck a mule oeionging lo lice iSlroud in Pink Hill late Thursday -afternoon. Both Smith and the mule fescaped injury out me car was laimaged an estimated $150 worth. ?Tbe mule ran out on the highway lnd Smith did not see him until' too -late to stop tne car. Barn Burns rTK curing barn on the Fred Will 3ams farm near Pink -Hill was de stroyed by fire this week. A ten ant, Daniel Berry was operating the -barn for the season. Another barn on the Freeman Outlaw farm itear the colored church on the Ke nansville road was also destroyed by fire this week. Local Girls In f4-H Pageant 4-Misses LonJean Smith, Peggy Grady and Emogene, Williams were in Raleigh Wednesday night where they danced the Highland Fling at the State 4-H Club Health Pageant. They were accompanied by Miss Hilda Clontz, Duplin Hotne Agent, Miss Marianna Grady and Mrs. Louis Williams. hstess ;- Mrs. H. G. Tyndall was hostess to her bridge club at her home her Wednesday afternoon. - Mrs. Ike Stroud scored high for members and won an attractive prize. Mrs. 3. J. Smith won a prize for second high while Mrs.- T. A. Turner re ceived consolation prize. Mrs. Tur ner also won bingo prize. Mrs. J. A. Worley received a prize for vis itor's high. The hostess served iced drinks with party cakes and salted nuts.- i Circle Hostess Mrs. Zeb Williams entertained Tes, BlMtt-Dnnsht mar help physical .tntifua It tht only mna yoa hT ttutt tUUssa fading I baeausa of constipation. Bitck-Dranctat, tha frlsndlr laxaUTV jutullr prompt and thonrngh baa ttkta 3i dlractsd. It omU only pony or lasa 3- doss. That's why It hia bwa a DMt slbr with lour cenaratloni. It yon an 4rooMed with neb armptoaa u lorn at HSPpaUto, kaadacha, BP totinnh, ttetB Wm, physical fatlftfa, alaeplsaro nantal hailnaia, bad brtatb md It thaaa symptoms an dot only to constipation than Mo what Black-Dramht may do tot ttm. Oat packac today. Office Supplies AND EQUIPMENT DESKS, CHAIRS FILING CABINETS LEDGERS, BINDERS, SHEETS and INDEX fcb 11. tarter, Company . KINSTON, N. C 13 EVERY WEDNESDAY -2PM t Our Many Buyers Are Especially Anxious for Good, Clean Cars and Trucks P $5.00 Pays Everything Sale Rain or Shine l HERBERT PATE : OWNER and AUCTIONEER - 'jL7. Golisboro Highway Phone 4527 if the Women Of the Presbvtprlnn Church at their regular circle meet ing Tuesday night. Mrs. T. J. Tur ner presided. Mrs. Earl Smith was in charge of the program and was assisted Dy Mrs. E. M. Sille, Miss Lula Tyndall and Mrs. Floyd Heath. A business session was held pre ceding the program. .The hostess served peach ice cream with cake. The August meeting will be held with Mrs. J. A. Worley as hostess. Personals Attending Farm and Home Week were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Korne- gay, Mrs. Lehman Williams, Miss Viola Westbrook, Mesdames Scott Herring and Stacy Chestnutt from the B. F. Grady H. D. Club. Among students making the Dean's list at N. C. State College for the summer term was Sanford Lee, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. S. M Lee, Sr. of Pink HiU. Mr. J. L. Johnson was in Wal lace Tuesday attending a meeting of Wallace business men. He will be located on the Wallace Tobacco Market this season. Rev. and Mrs. N. P. Farrior are visiting relatives in Washington, T). C. They were accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Davis, who returned home at the week end. Miss Connor Jones of Washing ton, D. C. is spending sometime with relatives here. The following attended Farm and Home Week at State College Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Whitford Hill, Mr. Wilbur Tyndall, L. C. Tyndall and A. W. Turner. Mesdames L. C. Tyndall, James Miles and Johnnie Holland and chil dren are vacationing at Morehead. They had as guests last week Misses Mason and Gray Worley and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Jr. and children of Beulaville. Mr. H. C. Holden of Greensboro was week end guest of the Johnnie Holdens at the Jones cottage in Morehead. Mrs. T. J. Turner, Marsha and Judy are at Morehead for the week. Misses Ann May, Ramona Wor ley, Jacqualine Burke and Mrs. Matt Burke have returned from Carolina Beach. - Glenn and Melvin Williams are visiting the Andersons in Mount Olive. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley Jef Friday for a vacation in Canada. Dempsey Smith is substituting on the RFD route while Mr. Worley is away. Mrs. Jimmie Johnson and child ren and Mrs. Jack Perkins, Betty Britt and Jackie Perkins left on Monday for a vacation trip to west ern N. C. Mrs. Belle Swinson, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sachett and Miss Pennie Smith at tended the races at Morehead on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash of Kinston were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May. IIITICTCN, N, C. : Kiddies - Can HIS same la one of tht most curious mistakes that you will find 1 the animal kingdom. In no sense Is he a pig nor Is ha any re lation to a guinea, yet we call him a guinea-pig . Down In South America, bis native home, he goes by the name of tavy Study tola lot of tangled Knee carefully, aril eee If you can see his picture In them. Wl.n you are sure, that you have discovered it, take your pencil and try to blot out all the unnecessary lines and have a large picture 6f a Sulnr.vrlr ' Mr. and Mrs. John Watlington, Sr., Mr. Wilson Watllnfiton and Miss Cozy McCollum of Reidsville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joh , Watlington, Jr. this week. Mesdames H. D. Maxwell an-i Thad Kornegay, Misses Violet Max well and Elizabeth Ann Kornegay and L. G. Kornegay attended thj Lost Colony last week. Mrs. H. D. Richardson and dau ghter of Stanhope and Mrs. Walter Godwin and children of Wilmington were guests of the H, D. Maxwell' at the week end. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Co-Administrators C.T.A. of the Estate of Eugene Pearsall, deceased, late of Duplin County, North Carolina, this is to notify all people having claims against his said estate to present them to the undersigned Co-Administrators, with the Will annexed on or before the 14th day of July, 1350, or this Notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate payment. This 14th day of July, 1949. Nora Pearsall, Louise Pear sall and Maud P. Curr, Ad ministrators CUM TESTA MENTS ANNEXO, of Eu gene Pearsall, Mount Glive, N. C. Rt. 2. 8-19-6t VBG NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX The undersigned having qualified as administratrix of the estate of Leslie Batts, deceased, before the Clerk of Superior Court of Duplin County, this is to notify all per sons who have claims against said estate tc present their claims to the undersigned on or before the 2nd dy of August, 1950, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons who are in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment. Nellie B. Batts, Ailmx. of the estate of Leslie Batts, Magnolia, N. C. H. E. Phillips, Atty. Kenansvllle, N. C. 9-9-6t. HEP i ' : , ALL LENGTHS 29 Ga. 5-V-CRIMP 29 GAUGE ROLL Till , PUMP PIPE V PUMP HEADS All At Lowest Prices In Years If you need any come io see us now Seven SpringsSupply Co. - Do - ft c&&f You Know Of Thisinimal ? NOTICE OF SUMMONS BV PUBLICATION In The Superior Com t NORTH CAROLINA DUPLIN COUNTY MRS. EDITH SUTTON BEST AND HUSBAND, R. C. BEST VS HELEN BROADHURST WELL BROCK, MRS. VINCINT BROAD HURST, BESSIE BROADHURST WHITEHURST AND HUSBAND, OSCAR J. WHITEHURST,, KATH ARINE BROADHURST LAGMAY AND HUSBAND, GASPEN LAG MAY AND MARTINA BROAD HURST The defendants, above named will take notice: That the plaintiffs have com menced an action in the Superior Court of Duplin County, North Carolina, entitled as above in which they seek to remove from the title to their lands a Cloud upon the same, which lands are describee in a certain Deed of Gift, recorded in Book 270 at page, 416, Office of the Register of Deeds, of Duplin County, North Carolina, reference to which is hereby made, and said record is hereby incorporated for a description of said land, .md that said action is brought by the plain tiff, Edith Sutton Best, for her to be declared the owner in fee simple j of the lands described in said deed containing thirty-seven and one eighth acres (37Vb) more or less conveyed to her by Deed of John Broadhurst and wife, Helen Broad- hurst and recorded in the above record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Duplin County, said action be.lng .predicated upon the plaintiffs ' adverse possession of said lands and that the said de fendants above named are hereby required to appear at the office f the Clerk of the Superior Court of Duplin County, North Carolina, at Kenansvllle, N. C. ithin twenty days after the 10th day of Septem ber, 1949, and answer or demur to the complaint filed in this actfon or the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. This the 8th day of August, 1949. B. V. Wells, Clerk of nn '"CS.N.C Superior Court of Duplin County. Paul B. Edmundson, Atty. for Plaintiff Goldsborn, N. C. 9-2-4t. PBE State College Hints To Home Makers Safety precautions really pay in protecting children at this season are: Put hoes, rakes and other tools away promptly after use to prevent accidents from sharp points and cutting edges. Keep yard and surroundings where children may wander free from broken glass, protruding nails, broken tools and tin cans.. Have a secure cover for every well and 'ill up any well not in use. Keen in secticides, medicines, and matches where children cannot reach them. Never leave tub of hot water where children may fall in them. Keep guns unloaded and out of reach of children. Always turn handles ot cooking utensils away from the edge of the stove so that youngsters cannot reach them. Slate College Hints To Home Makers For variety plus flavors from the flower world, try- honey. Use honey to sweeten cool fruit drinks. Honey also makes a like able sweetening for iced tea or coffee. Serve honey fruit cup as a first course or wessert. If fruits in the cup are mild and sweet, mix lemon juice with honey, add to the fruit and then chill before serving., If the fruit includes a tart kind, such as grapefruit, add honey alone. Use honey with fruit salads ambrosia fruit salad, f'.r example: Pe;l and slice oranges and dip the slices in honey, then in shred ded cocnanut. Place the slices on lettuce and top with berries or cherries. For a quick salad dressing to go over fruit combinations, mix equal parts of honey and lemon juice. Add celery seed, if desired. When baking apples, add honey and table fat to each cored apple. Baste with honey during baking. Agent Warns Against Machinery Accidents Farmers have established an en- Don't let coughing, wheeling, rectu ring at tacks of Bronchlul Asthma ruin altp and energy without trytm; MENi.ACO. whk: work! thru the blood to rcr.fh brr.nchl: i tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature (, .Icl:' remove thick, sticky mucus. Tims aPfvi;ti: roughing and aids freer breathing and l.'ll. . sleep. Oct MENDACO fri m dni-i-i i ruction or money nacK pii i.Hnie...i Life "Saved my A Gad-send for GAS-HEARTBURN" When excen stomach arid outturn painful, nuffooat Inft giu. sour stomach and heart liurn. doctors usually prwrlbe the raatmt-artlnjr medicines known for symptomatic relief medicine likf those Id Bell-ana Tablet No laxative. BfiU-atm hriiiKH com lore In a tltty or return bottle to uh for double money bu BELL-ANS for Acid digestion ANNOUNCEMENT... We would like to announce to the general public that we have pur chased Tyndall Funeral Home from heirs of the late Kirby E. Tyn dall; that we have formed a corporation to assure the same high standard of service to which the public in Mount Olive and sur rounding communities have come to expect from this establishment; that the Wayne-Duplin Mutual Burial association will remain an integral part of this service and the name of this business is TYNDALL FUNERAL HOME, INC. EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL, QUALITY EQUIP MENT AND APPOINTMENTS ASSURE YOU COMPLETE SATISFACTION. Our personnel, consisting of W. B. Honeycutt, Lebert P. Hill, Hoyt McCullen and Richard Artis (colored), having the benefit of several years association with the late Mr. Tyndall, stand ready at all times to serve you in your hours of need. Tyndall Funeral Home, Inc. "Kind, Sympathetic Service" Mount Olive, N. C. " J. S. Glenn, Mrs. Lula F. Tyndall, W. B. Honeycutt, Incorporators " - 21-IIsur Cadillac Ambulance Service Telephone 70 ' ' viable performance in mechanizing their farms, except where they have let accidents mar the records, Lacy Weeks, county agent said today. America leads the world in me chanized agriculture. Three million tractors now play a vital role in the production and harvesting of the nation's crops, Mr. Weeks said. But at the same time reports that trac tors may be involved in nearly 75 of all accidents with farm machin ery. All these accidents are need less. The main safety rule for operat ing tractors in the field is just good common sense. You can't afford to gamble the loss ot a limb or life by operating without the power lake off sheielcl in place. Cranking a tractor while in gear is another dangerous way to start a day's work. Excessive speed, and careless oper ation around ditches will also hurry a trip to the hospital. Jumping off the tractor while in motion is an other way to invite an accident. Careless parents who permit child ren to ride tractors or hitch a ride on trailing implements are not real ly thinking about the child's welfare. Turner & TUrner INSURANCE AGENCY "ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE L. C. TURNER, J, T. J. TURNER Pink Hill's Oldest Insurance Agency PINK c WHEN IN FURNITURE SEE SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY (Next To Kinston, N. C. ROLAND (Sig) SMITH, Prop. WE SELL NEW AND USED FURNITURE Arthritis Pain Pur quits, delightfully comforting hln (' aches .u.u imitis of kiusuouumi. .utv.vuh. Neuritis, Lumbago. Sciatica, or Neuralgia it? Romlnd. Works through ID Mood, itrat &M usually starts allevlatm pfcto o ycu ui work, enjoy life and sleep mora coir.fortabl? Oct Romlnd at druggist today. Ouldc conv pleta satisfaction or money back guarantcai. For Best Prices and Com plete Job on Monuments, See or Write Rev. H. J. Vhaley BEULAVILLE 1 J 2 HILL, N. C. NEED OF THE Pulley's)