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son Allison and family in Oier-'Louisbiirg College Monday. Their
lotto. 1 daughter, Miriam, who completed
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Turner at- a one year business course returned
v home with them. ;:,.'.! ' -.1 .;
' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker and
daughter Carolyn Ann spent last
week end with Mrs. Tucker's moth
er, Mrs. Johnson, in Kenly. Mrs.
Johnson returned home with them
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MUs Betty Borne and IJs. Jime
Turner were hostesses to tht Wo
man's Civic Organization on Mon
day night in the Community Build'
The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. U E. Pope,, president. ,
Mrs. Jack Joyner was in .charge of.
the program. The topic was 'House
hold Hints.' ...
During the business '"session a
motion was made that the organi
zation meet 'once a month during
the summer months. The motion
was seconded and approved by the
group. Therefore the organization
will meet each Monday after the
second Sunday of each month. .
Mrs. Turner was in charge of a
very interesting contest for which
Mrs.. Jack Joyner and Mrs.i N. T.
Pickett tied for the prize, i ,
The hostesses served strawberry
ice cream, and cookies to the twelve
members present. ; A ,
Mrs. Sarah Merrill
Is 85 Years Young
Mrs. Sarah Merritt of Magnolia
was honored on her 85th birthday
last Sunday with a picnic dinner
spread on large tables In her yard.
Mrs. i Merritts. children present
were Jesse Merritt 01 toe nome,
Mrs. Bessie Potter, Mr. and Mrs.
Selma Merritt, Mrs. David Merritt
and family. . ;:y; " ;iy,v,rV
' Others present were: Mrs. Emma
Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Potter
and children, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Barnes. Mr. Marion Falson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. ,T. Ketchside, Mrs. Joe
Flowers, and children,. Mr. and Mrs;
Raymond Barnett and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Billy iStevenson, Miss
Matty Helen Merritt, W. C. Byrd,
Miss Macy Cox and Mrs. Pearl
Croom.
Mil. s i.... f a. -rne
e l a f. ing trip to Carolina
a Idursdxy.
Cdet Pvt Fred Pickett, son of
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Pickett returned
borne from Oak Bidge- Military
in-, on Monday.
.-'IJr. and Mrs. L. Q. Turner spent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Martin Dill and family in Chin
quapin. '
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pope spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
James E. Jones and family in New
Bern.'; : -v-
' Mrs,' Johnnye Pope visited with
friends in Kenansvllle on Tuesday,
v Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and child
ren' Janet and Sheila of Wilming
ton spent last week end with her
father,' James P. Tucker, and his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j John W.
Evans.. ' v''.-. .t,, - , .-. ,t,f., .,
Mr. and Mrs. John Barden of
Warsaw visited Mrs. P. J. Heath,
Mrs. F. N. Barden and Mr. and Mrs.
N. T. Pickett last Sunday.
The Rb IBroilpI
Entertain Friends v
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown enter
tained a few of their friends with
a weiner roast Saturday, night at
their home. . ; -it MX,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton' Chestnutt
and children Sandra, Jimmy a ad
Jane, Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Smith and
sons Bobby and A. Q., Jr.:
guesis.
The Aitl, ".'.'54 ,'u.t.ita'a Ci-J
Calypso met Thur 'ay p.m. in the
home of Mrs. IL W. iiius son witn
Mrs. W. J. Roberts assisting hott-
ess. The president called the
meeting to order followed by sing
ing of the Club Woman's hymn. The
Collect was prayed in Concert
Roll was called and thirteen
members responded with quota
tions. - After the treasurer's re
port Mrs. W. V. Hurdle gave the
report on citizenship work.
It was voted to send subscription;
of World. Youths t Kobe Institute
Kobe, Japan. Also to send one
dollar for restoration of Penelope
Barker Home in Edenton, N. C. . 1
. After the business session a pro
gram on Art was given by Mrs.
James G. Dickson. The life of Je
sus portrayed in 41 paintings byj
uiotto m sondone. "Officers for
the new year beginning this month
k. Best Treasurer, Mrs. M. J.
Lambert Jr. : ; .V':..'v ;
Chairman of literature,': Mrs.
John Albrltton, Mrs. Adrian DalL
Mrs. H. W. Dickson. Music Mrs.
C. L. Sloan, ArtMrs. Roy Davis.
Welfare. Mrs.. Jack Herring. In
ternational RelationsMrs. R. L.
Cox, American Home Mrs. Ed
Jnirwerei
Mrs. Smith Hostess
WT Mckett Saturday evening
Mi Jianicy raiif v
Mrs. A. Q. Smith was bostess at
a Stanley party at her borne recent
ly. Mrs. Gertrude BarwicJr of
Goldsboro demonstrated the Stan
ley products. Mrs. Garland Far
mer assisted Mrs. Barwick r '
The guests enjoyed various
games, contests and riddles and
several were awarded prizes.
' The hostess served coffee, salt-
ea nuts ana cookies to the twelve
guests.) , ,i r. y a
Miss Beity Home
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FURNITUBB OF QUALITY
Funeral Director '- Ambulance Service
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CREDIT TERMS
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Summer flowers wef e J Used
throughout the home of Miss Betty
Horne when she was hostess- to
her bridge club last Wednesday
night, Mrs. G. M. Lupo of Char
lotte and Mrs. Jan Trapnell of
Tomas River, N. J. were guests.
Mrs. H. L. Pippin received a box
of bath powder for high score. Mrs.
C. H. Pope was presented a hand
kerchief for floating - This guests
were remembered with .ift,.-y.'V;v
The hostess served a ' congealed
fruit salad, ritz, sandwiches end
tea. ' ;...:., r.'v '-V- 'Vv
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to ra visit.
:; Mr.and Mrs. Melvin Pope and
son Harry, Mr. and Mrs. . Lloyd
Pope and daughter Rebecca, and
Mrs, Richard Luck of t Richmond,
Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sander
son 'and children 1 of Four Oakes
and Robert of Grantham who spent
ounaay witn tnem. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grubbs visit
ed Mrs. P. J. Heath and Mrs. J. R.
Croom Sunday afternoon. They
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. N. T. Pickett Sunday night.
V-Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gray and
son Robert spent the week end in
Greenville. Mr. Gray is to work
during the summer months with the
Green Counyt P.M.A. and Mrs.
Gray will attend summer school at
E.C.C. s'-.t"?.-
M tMr. . G.-: M- ' Lupo of Charlotte
Visited with her sister, Mrs. N. T.
Pickett and family Wednesday and
Thursday, -Mr. 'Bob' Burton came
with her and will spend the sum
mer months with his daughter, Mrs,
Pickett and family. i
Mr. and Mrs. Odel Manning and
son of Kinston were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith.
Mrs. L. H. Trulove of Wilming
ton was week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. jonn it. croom.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vestal and
sons of Kenansvllle visited Mr. and
Mrs. N. T. Pickett Sunday night
XMr. f and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor
01 Washington. D. C. spent the
week end at their home here. The
Taylors plan to move back to Mag
nolia in the fau.
y, Mr. "and Mrs. Clarence Pope and
children Anne and C. H., Jr., vis
ited Mrs. Pope's mother, Mrs. J. G.
Bostic, in Beulavllle Sunday, t
ROse! Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. N.
v ' Mrs. J. N. Horne and Miss Louise
Croom spent the past week end
with Dr. and Mrs. John F. C. Hun
ter in Florence, S. C. They were
Joined in Fair Bluff by their sister,
Mrs.. E. W. Jenkins who also spent
the week end with Dr. Hunter. The
Sarty visited Swan Lake Gardens
1 Sumter on Sunday. They also
toured the Dundell Gardens which
make a speciality of displaying the
growth of Day miles. ,
Mire, IHtorne and Miss Croom
spent Tuesday in Fair Bluff with
their slater, Mrs. C. W. Jenkins.
A. "Q. and J. P. Smith accompan
ied a group of 26 to Charlotte Mon
day to give blood to be flown to
their cousin Glenn Smith, who Is
critically ill in a Washington. D. C.
hospital. :
David Barnett Matrnolla harbei.
has returned from the . Veterans
Hospital in Fayetteville where he
recently underwent an appendec
tomy, -j
Mrs. F. N. Barden Is anendlnv
the week with' her daughter, Mrs.
urn Micnaei and family in Durham.
V- Mr. and ; Mrs. Frank Callowav
of Clinton vistted Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Smith Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Rouse.
who Is making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Smith, for a while
visited her son Jimmy Rouse and
family in Greenville Sunday.
Darwin Evans, a freshman at
Louisburg College has returned
home for the summer,
v John R. Croom attended the
Shriners Convention ; at Wrights
Ville Beach last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Drew and
family and Mr. and Mrs. R. Mat
tlis Wilson and children spent
Sunday at Wiigbtsville Beach.
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The May meeting being our anni
versary, Mrs. Cletus Brocx came
down and made pictures of the
club. : The hostess served grape
fruit and chicken salad course. Each
member was presented with forest
.green ancberglass vase by the host
ess. -.'V ,:-.;; v' i-v
It Isn't June but wedding bells
are ringing for Miss Thelma Bat
son . and Sgt Norwood Barfield.
They were married in Dillion S. C
Mondav. May 26th. Miss Batson is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Batson. She Is a graduate of Calyp
so High' School. Sgt Barfield is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Molnnis
Barfield. He is a graduate of Calyp
so High School, and has recently
returned, from Korea where he
served 10 months with the Army.
- Mrs. Edward Lewis was hostess
for a Stanley party Tuesday eve
ning in her home here. The pro
ceeds to go for benefit of a new
piano for the church. A project for
Circle No. 1 this year. . ;
: Rev. Graham Nlckens of Grimes-land,-conducted
a revival meeting
during the past week in Methodist
Church here. Mr. Nlckens is a
home town boy which our com
munity is very proud of. He Is the
f - . -. . , . i , t i i
C vni euu ha. i.oucrt'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cole 0
Carolina Beach. -
Mrs. B. H. Sellars has recentl;
returned from Ft. Knox, Ky., wheii
she visited her husband Pfc. Ben
Jamin H. Sellars who was station
ed there. Pfc. Sellars was recen!
ly graduated from The Food Set
vice School of Ft Knox and la noi
stationed at Camp Lejeune. , Hi
was also home over the week end
. : Mrs. Ines Nunn Davis was fmi
uated from Atlantic Christian Col
lege of Wilson Sunday night re
cemng ner a. a. degree. ,. :
Mr. Albert Dickson and famn
of Garner, visited relatives in Ca
lypso over me week end. ' ..
Our. college, folks at home tht.
week are, Miss Betty Jane Sander
son, Miss Peggy Grice, and Mist
Mona Moore from E.C.C. and Don
aid Swinson from Elon. --
Mrs. A G. Smith and children o
Clinton were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. Bill Best Sunday. ; -.
Mr. and .Mrs. - Homer Usher 0
Raeford were visitors in the hom
of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dlcksoi
Tuesday.-.--.-v....
Sidney Wood said that there Were
three acid tests of an educatec
man: . Can you entertain a nen
Idea? Can you entertain anothei
son of Mr. J. E. Nlckens and thePfnT Can you entertain your-
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Your Crops Are Now Requiring All Your Time. Don't Let Your
Finances Worry You Now Keep Your Money In Our Bank. Shop
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And Pay By Check. Your Check Is Your Record And Receipt. When
Settlement Time Comes This Fall You Will Have A Complete Record
Of All You Have Spent
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;Prlor !to the riassa?e of Chan. 114 Session Laws of 1951 ' p ' ' ' Sprtinn IS nf thtf Act reads as follows: "That in addition'ta-..U V
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Court costs in Duplin County were the highest of any County in
the State. Citizens of 'the. County pay Court Cost.
r , v 1 reducing Court costs the Solicitor's Fee in General County
, Court Was reduced to $4 in .any 'misdemeanor case, and no Jury
' Fee was io becharged unless a Jury was present in Court. - - '
Before this bill was enacted a Stenographer's Fee was charged
in General County ' Court when no Stenographer's service' was;of
fered. iThe 'Board p County Commissioners requested this to be
eliminated by Statute; ' 'A, ' '
Before the passage of Chap. 114 Session Laws of 1951 the
Sheriff and bis Deputies received salaries and fees, Under this law
. all fees go to the County The Sheriff is ex-officio County Treasurer
and in consideration of this, his salary was set at $9.59 more per
month than it had been, this beine aereeable with the County Com-
missionerg , and his monthly ' salary under, the bill was $350 plus
xi9 travel Buowauce,.
. , Half, Fees paid
this fiscal year than
saving to the tax payef
1951. f a .'Vf-ii'.-wi sftJ
the salary and travel allowed hereunder; ihe Sheriff, or any Deputy v
RhonfF r'nnctnhlA. nnri nnv nthrr law nfnrement Attirers of lhl.ti?,v
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,to "officers by the County are $3,208.75 less, ;TP m'MM ' Z " -Xo-i s,;r: f
uicy were wc utai xiatai jrcox. , xuu is a uuect " V'A iWA. I Dromise 10
''TJus'VUt.'Waii:into;ette;'ji .March 1 .''.)VX ri-iAvV.r ..yi x
nlin .County shall be entitled to and shall receive a fee of twenty-
live' dollars for seizing, and destroying a whiskey still when . such-i $fj
Sim la seizea ana aesurujwa nti uie ,ttf rpt jui mauo uiuuccmuu :
therewith and conviction had." This was requested by the Board ,. (1
' of County CWnissioheri( Q t U i IU' I- ''i't "1 if U fiH
v All of the above was presented to me by the County 'Com-.. . ;.(, ,
missioners and signed. If any one wants to see this 111 be glad to f
showittoyou. , , lW" ,'-.; " 'riu'1: . " ,i ,
;;v I feel that Courts should be run for Justice instead of money.
; As to 30c Fees for serving subpoenas, if this is deemed toe ' V ,
small by the County Commissioners, I will be glad to correct saine
in the next General Assembly if elected. , . -f ;
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, i I have alwyas stood for and -worked for better public edu- " ' c .
will rnntinnA in tin sn.
Your Vote, Support and Influence will be greatly appreciated.
serve you nonoradiy ana xo ine Desi ormy aouiiy.
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