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tame i ..a,tf wit.li Jacksonville
defeats Bolivia 43-12. At th half
Jacksonville lead 30 to 2Vbut Bol
ivia made a determined recovery
playing undo a handicap of hav
ing two itar play en out aa a result
and an auto wreck the week before.
One of the- Injured players may
never be able to play again. High
scorers for Jacksonville were Billy
Shugart IS and Harry . Turner 12
points with Carl Venters as best on
defense. Ennls Beck stacked up IS
'points and Larry Lewis 14 for Bo
livia with H, D. WUlette as best on
, defense. )pA vi '--:- W -1 ''. ? " j
lite second gam was Beulavllle
, aU the way defeating Southport
64 to 30. One of Southport' best
' guards was in the hospital. High
scorers for Beulavllle war Eddy
Griffin, 19 point and Peston, IT
points. Best defense was Murphy
Thlgpen. Billy Dosher -was nigh
scorer for Southport with 17 points
.and Jerry Spencer best defensive
player...:v.;....f,,,:'- v,.,':
Hie semifinals Friday night
started with a game good from the
beginning to end with Beulavllle
and Blchlanda playlngvwlth a final
score of 43 to 33 in favor of Beu
lavllle. High scorers for Beula
vllle : were Murphy Thlgpen and
Eddy Karle Griffin with 13 points
, each and Pete Weston, center, best
at defense. Billy Howard' scored
, 11 points and Arthur Bell 0 points
' for Rlchlands and Johnny Reid was
best on defense.' " ;' v.,:.-
T The serond semi-final game was
between Magnolia and Jacksonville
:with Magnolia winning 41-30.. Jack
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Tommy Wart en scored ) puiuts
and Carl Venter best defensive
player. ' .
The final gam Saturday night
between Magnolia and Beulavllle
was an the spectators expected.
Magnolia defeated Beulavllle In
the last game of the tournament
40 to 88. The gam was well play
ed all the , way. High scorer . far
Magnolia was Wade- Gaylor with
14 points and best defensive play
era were Austin Baker and Earl
Quinn. Beulavllle high scorers
were" Murphy Thlgpen 10 points
points' and Pete Weston 0 point.
Beulavllle defensive player was
Jo Jackson, -
William L. MoPhaU, Kenansvllle
teacher, commented that the games
were very good a a whole and that
good sportsmanship was shown by
players and coaches alike. .,
Referee for the tournament
were J. F. Augustine, AS. Fresh
man Basketball Coach at UNC. and
S. S. Terrell, graduate student and
coach at UNC. '
Magnolia and Beulavllle will re
ceive a first round bi each in the
County tournament until Monday
night The county tournament be
gan March 1st with games March
2, 8, 5. and 7.
"t : NOTICE - it '' V,
In The General County Court
State of North Carolina .
Duplin County. ' . ; ,
BRUTUS KORNEGAY "
.VS
ELIZABETH HALfi KORNEGAY
The ; above ; named defendant,
Elizabeth Hall Kornegay, will take
notice than an action entitled as
above has been commenced la the
General County Court of Duplin
County, North Carolina ' by , the
plaintiff to secure an absolute di
vorce from the 'defendant upon the
ground! that the plaintiff and the
defendant have lived separata and
apart from each other for more
than two years, next preceding the
bringing . of this cause of action;
and that the defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
appear in the office of the Clerk
of the General County Court, in
the Courthouse in ; Kenans villa,
North Carolina within thirty days
after the 18th day of March, 1891
and answer or demur ti the com
plaint la said action or the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the aid Com
plaint".'' !,'." :
. This the 14th day of February,
1B51.- ..m.'--- - .
; :. . B, ' V. Well, Clerk . of
.. the General County Court
8-8-4t LAW -.;.v;t. .sl
Right In Front
When You Have A :
CHECKING ACCOUNT
is hard to figure your expenses
i v.; from scattered records and
ment from the bank and your " -
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ecrsed, late of - Duf Un C....".y,
North Carolina, this is to notify
aU persons having claims against
bar said estate to present them to
the undersigned administrator on
or before the 14th day of February,
1032, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. ;..."'"
All persons Indebted to (aid es
tate will pjesae make Immediate
payment. '
, This February 14, W61.
, v MUo Pickett James, Admin
Istrator C T. A. Mr. Ad
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS s j
'" BY PUBLICATION '
' la The General County Court
North Carolina ' '' ' ' . 4
Ouplia County
GENSVIVX CARTER McNEMAR
. i- v. :
HAROLD McNEMAR ' '
Notice Is hereby given that the
above entitled action has been In
stltuted In the General Count)
Court of Ouplia County, by the
plaintiff against the defendant
wfcereln the Plaintiff seeks an an
nulment of the marriage bonds
heretofore existing between - the
plaintiff and the defendant upon
the ground as set out in the Com
plaint filed In this action. The de
fendant is required to bo and ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
th- Superior- Court of Duplin
County, In Kenansvill, North Caro
lina, on th 8th day of March, 1031,
and to answer or demur to th
complaint which has been filed In
aid -office on or before the 10th
day of March, 1051, or the relief
demanded In said complaint shall
b granted the plalntlft ; vi
This th 8th .day of February,
1051. ,v, ,:.;.: :,: u
i:.;".' V. Wll.' Clerk
11 .Superior Court ,
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NOTICE
. In The General County Court
NORTH CAROLINA '
DUPLIN COUNTY 4 i
HAZEL WILLIAMS HALL
VS. v ' -:i -ALEX
HALL' 2 i ,'.
The above named defendant, Al
ex Halt will take notice that an
action entitled a above has been
commenced la the General -County
Court of , Duplin .County, "North
Carolina, by th plaintiff to secure
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brli!lng of till acUoa; .mi that
the defendant will further'' take
notice that ho is required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
the General County Court of Du
plin County, in the Court House, In
Kenansville, N. C, within twenty
days after the 81st day of March,
1091, and answer or demur to the
Complaint filed in thl action, or
th plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the .relief , demanded la said
complaint v.
. . This 27th day of February, 1051.
. , - R. V, Wells, Clrk of
- General County Court
Wm. E. Craft, Atty.
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Victor P. Ccrr Dbs
Inllospil:!
. Victor P. Carr, 37, merchant of
'lose Hill, died Wednesday morning
n James Walker Hospital follow
ng an appendicitis operation
le underwent a week ago. Funeral
services were held from th horn
(Thursday afternoon at 8:30, con
Jucted by Rev. F. M. Bain, pastor
of the , Rose Hill . Presbyterian
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Viiiuui, ih; wuiui in ww m muri
ber. Burial was in RockflSh Ceme
tery at Wallace.,.:,' ";"-:
, Surviving are his wife, the for
mer Louise Cottle of Rose Hill;
two daughters, Mary Jane and John
nle Carr both of the home; three
brothers, Charlton, George ,-: and
Murphy L, Carr all of Rose Hill;
one sister, Mrs. Stella Bland of
Staten Island, N. Y.; his foster
mother, Mrs.. Edgar Johnson of
Rose "Hill; his stepmother, Mr.
R; L. Carr of Rose Hill. J
LOCAL GIRL TAKES
CONTINUED FROM FRONT '
cheU Brttt Wm. E. Craft Clifton
Knowles, C. iL ; Nicholson and
Ralph Jones. Following th con
test Miss Burch was awarded a
$23.00 check, presented by Walker
McNeil of Warsaw, donated by the
Chas. R. Gavin Post McNeil re
ported that Miss Burch received
a bi In a contest with students from
Pender County and will go Into
the district contest to be held In
Wallace March 0. About 8 contest
ants from eight different counties
are expected to participate. Th
winner there will go Into the state
wide contest . ' , .: ;
Mis Burch' ' subject was: , "The
Challenge of Our Constitution t6
W Th . PmhW - : -v. .. -
-Each, contesUnt"was, required to
write their awn speecn and Judg
ing was based on quality and auth
enticity of the composition and de
livery. At the conclusion of the
speeches each contestant was call
ed back for a short extemporaneous
speech on a subject given them a
few minute before they were call
ed to the stage.
llegro Sethis Tol
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' Th Duplin County Negro prin
cipal, teachers and students invite
th public to their Art Exhibit at
Douglas High School In Warsaw on
March 7, 8, and 0th. This exhibit
may be seen from 4:00 to 8:30 o'
clock on each of the above days.
On Wednesday, March 7th, from
4:00 to 5:00 p.m. a musical program
will foe rendered by the Negro tea
chers of Duplin County, and the
County Superintendent, Mr. O. P.
Johnson will extend greetings to
teachers and principal. t
NEGRO CHILD
RUN OVER : T
A Chinquapin report yesterday,
said a Hall' boy, Negro, about 10
years old, was run over by a log
truck In front of the Chinquapin
Negro School Wednesday. He suf
fered both legs broken. The truck
driver was said to have been a
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" Duplin County's 18H high school
baakeijall tournament got under
way In the Kenan gymnasium here
last night The Time was printed
before any game were played. .
. Opening night pitted Falson
girls against Magnolia girls and
Chinquapin girl against B. F.
Grady girls. In the boy games
Warsaw played Calypso and Fateon
played B. F. Grady.
Th tournament will continue
through tonight and tomorrow
night of this week, SemMinal will
be played Monday night and finals
Wednesday night 7 -j
. The official schedule shows Caly
pso and B. F. Grady girls taking a
bl until Monday night when they
will enter th semi-finals. Magno
lia and Beulavllle boy took a simi
lar bt .., ii.:::y-m?.:l':n:'
Iccmil Olilce
, ; Marin Sgt Raymond . D, Judg
nun atH that tha reerultna
I Af.fiMi In KcnaiMvUle would be dhw
continued end that a Marine Re
cruiting Office would be opened
ta Warsaw. The change te a result
of th convenience of location in
Warsaw. r----:v
The office will be located In the
Poet Office and hours will be from
10:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. t
Sgt Jurgehson- said that he
would like to Inform th young
men of this area that once they
f receive their orders to take pre-
Induction physical they can no
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Late Wednesday afternoon of
March 7, the first of two eclipses
of the sun visible to North Carolin
ians this year will occur, according
to astronomers of the Morehead
Planetarium at th University of
North Carolina In Chapel HiU. The
next one will be at sunrise Septl.
Both eclipses, it is said, are of
the annular of ring-type, in which
the moon as It passes between .the
sun and the earth is not quite
close enough to appear large en
ough to cover all of tha sun's ap
parent disk. Of very little value
scientifically, such an eclipse still
remain an interesting spectacle
to th casual observer, who can
watch it safely through a piece of
smoked glass or a very dark piece
of photographic film. .;.vV.
Th eclipse of March 7 will not
be seen as annular In North Caro
lina, because the central path of the
eclipse runs from New Zealand
across the South Pacific and thru
Nicaragua, ending In the Caribbean i
C,i hadv.An TTalfi ni1 Smitll Am-
rl.. thevexDlain. Aa a nartial
eclipse, however, this will be ob-
w . - -
serveu wougnuui. umwa out -
tea south and east of a line running
from Los Angles through Mllwau-
kee. Wis. All of Mexico, Central
America and about half of South
America will be In , the partial
eclipse cone. V
For the middle of Norm Carolina
the eclipse will begin at 4:S8 pjn.
aa th moon begins to Intrude be
tween the sun and earth. At 5:45
the eclipse will be maximum when
the moon covers up 31 of the
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GOLDCHOSO HOSPITAL
A report from GoldAoro this
week said that Gilbert Maxwell,
nronrietor of the Seven Sarinm
hotel, Is a patient in the Goldsboro
Hospital where he was carried last
week after suffering a fractured
pelvis bone In a fall. His condition
was reported as fair. Mr, Maxwell
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