17:
THE
IIEVYORK
CLOTHING GO.
Anniversary
SAliE
MEANS EXTRA
SAVINGS FOR
YOU.
FREE PRIZES for men
and women! Over a hundred
dollars worth of clothinf
will be riven away absolute
ly FKEE! There's no obli
gation to buy. Just leave
your name and address with
ns. You may be a lucky win
ner. See the hundreds of
bargains:
DRESSES
COATS
SUITS
SHIRTS
WORK CLOTHES
Be lure to to to this Anni-
vsary sale and save.
dOTiiir:?
i'.ilil To
HEMS
Kinston, N. C.
'
Mrs. Sig Smith visited Mrs. Liz
zie Smith Sunday
- The Young People's meeting was
held Sunday night at Smith's Cha
pel. . - :
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sackett and
aaugnter, Mr. Clayton Smith and
daughters spent Sunday with Miss
Pennle Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Page.. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hill Sanderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheppard
and daughters spent Sunday with
Mrs.-Bertha Smith and family. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Smith and
Mrs.-Jim Smith were Mt. Olive
shoppers Saturday. ,
Mrs. Alvln Smith and children,
Mrs. Aubrey Smith and Mrs. Gra
ham Smith visited in Deep Run
Sunday.
Mr. Gracen Smith who has been
visiting In Portsmouth, Va. has re
turned home. :
Mrs. Woodrow Smith visited re
latives in Ga last week.
. The B. F. Grady seniors are
sponsoring ; a dance at the gym
each Wednesday night. All are In
vited, r
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Russ of
Portsmouth, Va. spent the week end
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Smith.'
Mrs. Edd . Smith attended the
funeral of her sister Mrs. Daisy
Carlton in Warsaw Wednesday who
died in Newberry, S. C. Monday
night.
There will be a revival at Smith
Chapel the last week in October.
OUTLAW'S BRIDGE
HEWS
"Mrs. Katie Outlaw will be host
ess to. the AUW at her home Sat
urday, Oct 7 at 2:30 p.m.
The annual parish meeting will
be held Friday night at 7 in the
school building. ;
Rev. Phillip R. Giles, of Boston,
Mass. was the- visiting minister
for the first. Sunday services and
was overnight guest at the parson
age. - - ' "zf-
Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, Miss
Peggy Ward and Horace Ward of
Rose Hill attended services here
Sunday night. '
Mr. and Mrs. Lang Thornton,
Mrs. Harriett Thornton of Clinton
RFD, and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Park
er of Mt ODve visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Parker Sunday.
; Miss Myra Maxwell M Wilson
spent Sunday night with Mrs. B.
F. Outlaw. "'tt:':'i 'V::.:CV'!
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S
SALE QF LAND ' " .
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in that certain
OF BOSTON -
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"r.w i V a."
A quick crossing o' :r"- ; ;
' : d high rising of t .v.
" peaks, a moccasin
'.:Ot. - ,
vamp and a low travelling
Li J ' w, i- -
L 3?pri 2r tobaccoiaiid
EI3 JIM AND THE WMrlAMMERS
nw rvvtnr Devil and Doctor
Buzzard and the rest of the film
Hammers are on the loose again.
How they've kept It up so long
is a mystery, but ever since the
first pile of tobacco waa told on
She world's largest bright leaf to
bacco market back In 1890 for 60
cents a pound they've managed to
ske out a precarious living among
the farmers, white and colored. In
Eastern Carolina. ' - -....
Albert Privett chief of police In
Wilson, ' was talking about It the
other day. But ha didn't nave to
i..nMnn Dr. Devil and ET. BU-
sard. They were an old story. They
KntVi .Anltn rfmtrjni extraOT
HUB MVMl j . m
dlnary and, though tbey operated
twelve montna a year, ney - i-
miniM tn axnand . then
oneratlons temporarily during the
. . iu.. k film.
looacoc season. un.w u
n.mm vhn abound in the area
during the time the golden har
vest pours money iuw
at the Tar Heel farmers.
Both Dr. Devil and Dr. Buzsard.
bo the story goes, are really South
Carolina proaucw. cut w
worth rinmiin Nearo about them
and you'll get a grin nothing
more, aao wey mmw ww unv
are. But that's all you'll get.
Dr. Devil and Dr. Buzzard came
up toWilson one day . bent on
making a little ready cash and
n Wst ma Jim. , Mow Biff Jim
waa a Negro reputed to be fairly
well oil. as a manor m iw u
mo ifama broke like manv Of US.
But Dob Buzzard and Doo Devil,
they decided that the time was
ripe for easy plckln'a. It waa Just
f inhnwn mark At season and they
had heard that Big Jim' had sold
his 'bacco ana naa neen paia won
if Thv aim knew that -BlC
Jim was suupersUtious tat a big
'Way.: . . - Jv " : i. '
, Now Big Jim carried a Jo-Mo
What? You've never heard what
a Jo-Mo is? WeU you can find
nimta nf Jo-Moa in nocketa In
Eastern Carolina. They are little
home-made bags some leather,
Mittnn. soma even silk.
They're filled with the right hand
back leg of a frog, a Uttla snake
skin, some secret kind of loots
and herbs and the claw of a black
Jo-Mo's are gooa xor onngui
h,ir. And bis Jim carried
one all. the time. He believed tn
them.
irr.ll rtr Rnmu-d and Dr.' Devil.
they took Big Jim aside ana Mid
htm his days were numbered : if
MAi't llatim tn thmri What did
they want Money. Lote of it. May
be a hundred dollars. It It was
forthcoming maybe Big Jim ouU
Uve longer. They'd jee to tnt.
And bis Jo-Mo would also ,, help
him they pointed out. . ' '
o.,f in th flnit nlace Bl Jim
didn't have the. hundred di' s
and what's more . couldn't raise it
anywher -v - .
DT. Devu ana jjt. dumwi
him they didn't believe lm nd
. . htn thu (mnt vaxd Ol the
little shack, that Big Jim caU-d
home5 and started boring a, hole to
a big sugari mapie. . : v, .
"What yo1 dourvthat fori (.; asked
BlR! Jim. ' ' ' : ' -:-" ' '
..n..ii M. nM the two. "we're
going to bore this tmle and wjien
It grows up agam mt -"
hni vnu'll die right that
day. That la unless yo' pay us the
hundred aouara
ro-dowe'llftelt- fc-
So they oorea ua . -t
tt nt ttwre on " his
ItxA Vmnt. fjirin' At that
hole the two rapscaBlons had
bored. He kept u up. bows
. .. tsn .vmus. Just a sltun
lull tf . , -
there a starln' at that hole. ' J
It took two years xor
. , nn.iw it did. And
Big Jim had never mentioned the
hundred aouars. - oa -
course, have It to pay. "'tm
Call it what you wul-- It may
have been pur fright "
kajmi the fact that the Jo-Mo
wouldn't work. Or tt may have
been that oia noie. isuyw
died the night the bote, finally
closed up. . ,
Chief Private to Wilson didn't
say anything about Big Jim or Dr.
Devil or Dr. Buaaaxd but he
warned recently against
men to tobacco season. They're
on the loose again. i
Deed of Trust executed by-Mrs.
Sallie Neely widow to E. Walker
Stevens, Trustee, dated-April 1,
1947, and recorded In Book 443,
at page 118, of the Duplin County
Registry, default having been made
in the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured, and the holder of
the debt hating demanded that the
Trust e foreclose said Deed of
Trust under the powers therein
contained, the undersigned Trustee
will, on Thursday, October 26, 19
50, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at the
Court House Door of Duplin Coun
ty, in KenansvlUe, North Carolina,
offer for sale at public auction and
sell for cash to the highest bidder,
ail that certain lot, or varcel of
Ijand, located In the Town of Faison,
Falson- Township, Duplin County,
North Carolina, and being more
cu.ufiy .fl.eseu.-td as 1
tu-wit: V , ; -:
Being that cerin lot of l.u.d
in the Town of Farfon, North Caro
lina, and fronting on Virginia Ave
nue and First .Street, and which
said" lot- fronts -fifty (50) feet on
Virginia Avenue and runs back
ISO feet on First "Street, and is
designated and numbered' as Lot
No. 9 ln-B4ek B, according to and
appearing on that certain "Ipap
made from an actual survey of
same and recorded in Boot 157, at
pages 586 and 587, In the Office
of the Register of Deeds for Duplin
County,; and to which reference is
hereby made for a more complete
description of the same. r ; -M
This the 25th day of September,
1950.-i .,.;y :":!-:-: ..fyX
, ' E.; Walker Stevens, Trustee
By; Woodrow H. Peterson, Atty. ;
Clinton, North Carolina ;r
10-20-4t WHP:'ii..i:;,:yra-;ii;4
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NOTICE OF RE-SALE
; UNDER AND BY VIRTUB of an
order of re-sale of the Superior
Court of Duplin County, made In
that Special Proceedings entitled: ,
"In the mater of Curtis Carroll et
als", and being S. P. No. 2408, the
undersigned Commissioner will on
the 7th day of October, 1950,' at the
hour of twelve o'clock noon, at the
Courthouse Door in Kenansville,
North Carolina, offer ; for sale . to ,
the highest bidder for cash, that
certain tract of land lying and be
ing In Dulin County, North Carol!-:
na, and being described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
cart road, running South 89 West
68 poles to a stake, J. R. and T. J.
Cart's corner; thence South 30 East
51 poles to a stake; thence East 77
poles to a stake; thence North 41
poles to a stake in the cart road;
thence with the cart road South fi7
West . 22 poles; thence North 77
West 15 poles to the beginning,
containing by estimation 24 acres,
more or less. , " '"',-
And being the same lands as set
forht and described in a deed to
Mary Carroll as recorded in Book
127, page 336, of the Duplin County
Registry, reference being had for
a more complete and accurate de
scription of tm.Vyi'r". '"
'. A ten per cent deposit will be
required of the successful bidder
as evidence of good faith. .
Advertised this ne 20th day of
September, 1950. V " ;
H. K Phillips, Commissioner
10-6-2L HEP ..rn-r--lvf.'v--
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1. aCCOiusi J tU H. A. an. m, 1.-....4-
ger of the Wilmington oi-'lee of t'.e
Social Security Administration.
-"The. amendments,' signed lntol J.
law on Aug. 28, provided that lar
ger payments should begin for the
month of September. The Increased
September payments will be- made
automatically to all those who re
ceived August checks and are still Y
0ETTII1GER DHOS
I KINSTON'S DEPENDABLE FURNITURE fltOU;;
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR r
Li nol e u if arid C o n p I eiiih
WW l k t ... -..,."V T- -i
ILt I" h; I .-.-trs;--
GOLD SEAL and s QUA ivlfi
AT LOW PRICES
'5"
Checks Larger
Each of. the 3711 social security
beneficiaries la this area will re
ceive a -substantially larger lnsur-
i, SPECIAL 9 X 12 GOLD SEAL RUG ;
(cash and carry)
y- -
$945
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fluM DrJv. . . . autamatle gear ihlfting with mdur
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