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-J J 1 op another tally when he ran -i t,..x a cj , j i-ch Willi --i le Eyrd scoring on an. eight yard Jaunt. ' , : , "' r." YY'YY In the final quarter Mt Olive tal I J yards to. pay dirt be also added .lied when Loftln crashed over from the three extra points. , Jack Broadburst went 38 yards for another Bmlthfleld score, and Jer ry Langdon plunged over from, the four for final tally. ' '' The Bed Devils' lone score came. in the second quarter when Her man Strickland returned a klckotf 83 yards. Dick Thigpen booted the .extra potaV'"?;r A?- The Red' Devils were sparked by Pete Farriqr on offense and Billy .Taylor and John Leimone on de : ftnaavJ-'VY y' , This "Coming ' Friday night,' the Build gt of Wallace - Rose Hill play host to the Red Devils, and Smith field goes to Beulaville. aft. Olive Nipe LaGranjre 13-18 A second period extra point prov ed the difference as Mt. Olive edg ed LaGrange 13-12 last Friday night in ML Olive. Both clubs played on even terms throughout the contest., each scor ing once in the second and fourth periods. Van May's extra point prov ed the difference. .;: Mt. Olive's second quarter tally climaxed a 78 yard drive with Jim- the three after another long drive. LaGrange scored on a five yard sprint by Robert Fry. . i LaGrange plays host to the Kenan Tigers this coming Friday night. .V 1 Jayeee Valley If you. would like to have some good recreation and a ldt of fun visit the new miniture golf course in KenansvUle. The Kenansville .Jay cees have constructed, one of the toughest golf courses in the eastern part of the state, end if you dont believe me- Just try to par the course. ' j?'i:".?. Y Some-250 (CONTOTOED FROM FRONT)' , ... 4. CwtiT & i:m. Ij.m LiH.jth Eanki, t St Trust Co., Clark's Drug Store, I arm el's Hardware & Mdse. Co., Godwin Building Co., Inc., Mack Oil Co., Ri. venbark Motor Co., Service Oil Co-, Sheffield Motor Co, Strickland Oil Co, Warsaw Block Co., and War saw Feed MUL , 1 Y Resignation Of (CONTINUED FROM FRONT) pull that gun and badge' off and let him out of the eell. he would I il'rl j A ., 1 AAA - . I l - - uw pounvi ma uempicy wbmm . ..: . . Invitation Issued Mr. and Mrs. Raymond X. Swinson request the honour of your pres ence at the marriage of her daugh ter Mamie Ion Thigpen. to Albert Charles Rogler on Saturday,; the twelfth of October, nineteen' hun dred and fifty-seven at ens o'clock In the, afternoon at Saint Matthews around .135 pounds. ' ' : (''. According to Boone, former chief deputy, the trouble between Demp. rH. D. Club Meets : sey and Cavenaugh started about a South Kenansville The South Kenansvllle Home De- month ago when Dempsey went to raonstratlon Club , met .with Mrs. Cavenaugh to serve's claim of de- Garland Whitman, last Friday af livery. Cavenaugh also is reported' ternoon. ' '.- : Y' to have cursed Dempsey at-tht Yi; The president, Mrs Ivey Fields, time and is said to have commented presided , over the ' short business unfavorably about him since-then, session, during which Mrs. J. B. College. Greenville, Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. t N. Bowden, Nicky and Mesdamea1 Nona Shaffer and Margaret Tucker visited relatives in Burgaw Sunday evening.' ' , ' Mrs. J. A 'Dobson of Snow Hill ia visiting Mr. and Mrs.v J. Dob son for several days 1 , Mrs. A dell Cans of Wilmington is visiting Mr. ad Mrs. P. J. Dobson. Mrs. D. S. Williamson spent the week end in Charlotte with-Mr. and Mrs.' D, ft Williamson and fa mily. 1 I "'- ' Mr. and Mrs. -Lester Brinson and Jane' spent the week end wi re latives in China Grove. ySYiV'' Friend of Mrs. C. iVQuihn wjll be v glad to learn she .Is,; improving ''Kite; ?" y;.Y. Mr. Eddie Grady has returned to Legal Notice NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CAROLINA DUPLIN COUNTY ERNESTINE HUDSON S ' VS. OSCAR F. HUDSON the banquet. They are helping with the programs in the various com munities and it will be the com munity leadership working with the County's agriculture workers, from the County Agent's office through the Agriculture and Home Econom ics teachers, that will make the pro gram a success. On the night of October 28, a pic nic supper will be held at the War saw Armory with the five commun ity clubs serving as hosts to i the sponsors. In the County, $200 has been set up as the first prize for the or ganized community making the . ; .i inn ...in . . . i j i . . v. Kt i . . i ana pui wiu gu w me SCUUI1U ?UV, iU LIIC !-pll . 1. : l . 1. . v. 1 . u mir place, uuu auu vu cai.ii club participating. There are 15 other prizes which will be awarded on a contest basis The contest includes farm improve ments and sports. A first and sec- Sheriff Miller oald an eve wit. ' Stroud taraa .oliw-toH am rfnh woman M homfti itt the Wesley, Church ness. who was in the Jail, told Mm of the year. Yi :' iMwnmuntty, following several, nays that Dempsey -went into another Mrs. Amos Chestnutt gave the ropm, pulled off his gun apd came demonstration on 'Freezer Combi back. Cavenaugh told him he would nation Main Dishes,' which was en not fight him with his badge on. joyed b alt r r- So Dempsey said he took off his i - The hostess assisted by Mrs. Ru- badge and opened the cell door. dolph Whitman served a dessert Boone told this reporter today course to the 14 members and three that he left the Jail and went to visitors present. his car. When Dempsey did not re turn, he went back into the jail About the time he gpt into the jail, Cavenaugh attacked Dempsey. 'He was getting the best of Dempsey and I did as I thought I was sup posed to do, pull Cavenaugh off Birth Announced Airman and Mrs. Oliver Smith of Savannah, Ga., announce the birth of a son, Charlie Oliver, on Thurs-' day, September 19. Mm RnnltVi Iq tiA fnrmpr Mies Pnt. sl00ih,m; he sald' 'X stoPPe"1.016 fiht tie Williamson of Kenansville. The defendant, Oscar F. Hudson, nd place prize will be awarded in will take notice that an action en- I all of the 15 divisions, titled as above has been commenc- ' Financial Sponsors of the 1957 ed in the Superior Court of Duplin Duplin Community Development County, North Carolina, by the Program are: Plaintiff above named against the 1 Albertson Simmons Grains and Defendant for an absolute divorce .Feeds; Beulaville, Beulaville Farm on the grounds of two years sepa- j ers Exchange, I. J. Sandlln Co., ration, in which; the defendant 'is ' James Miller Hardware, Waccamaw Interested and which causes of ac- ; Bank & Trust Co. Faison, Branch tion is set forth in the Complaint Banking & Trust Co., Chas. F. Cat filed in this cause, and that the es & Sons, Inc. Kenansville, Du- Defendant is a necessary party to plin Co. Farm Bureau; Duplin Tim- thla action: and that the said Def en- es. Kenansvllle Cafe, Kenansville dant will further take notice that he Production - Credit Association, is required to appear at the Office Service Motor Co, Waccamaw Bank Bt Trust Co. Rose Hill, Bosuc Mo tor Co., Ramsey Feed Co., Inc. Sev en Springs, Blizzard & Holmes Mill, Wallace, Blanchard Pontial Co., Inc, Branch Banking & Trust Co., Cavenaugh Chevrolet Co. Inc., Co operative Savings & Loan Associa tion, E. & B. Oil Co., Farmers Seed St Feed Co., FCX Store: (Farmers Exchange) Johnson Cotton Co., Inc. Kramer Department Store, M. G. Cording It Sons, Nationwide Insur ance, H. B. FusseU, Rep.! R. M. Cart, Distributor Gulf Pro-iucts, The Wal lace Enterprise, Wallace Hardware & Machinery Co., Worsley Oil Co. of -the Clerk of Superior Court of Duplin County in Kenansville, North Carolina, on the 14 day of November 1957, and answer or demur to the Complaint filed in this action which has been duly filed in said office, or the Plaintiff will apply for the relief demanded in this Complaint This the 20 day of September, 1957. R. V. Wells " Clerk of Superior Court Grady Mercer ATTORNEY AT LAW i vmriweniTTT w n 10 17 4T G.M. . ' IT I J Ail If REACH OUT MILES TO MUUQNS See More Classifieds On Inside Boone further states that he did what he did in the line of duty. Sometime during the fight, Demp sey blacked Cavenaugh's eye. Demp sey received five or six long scrat ches. Dempsey has told Sheriff Mil ler that he did open the cell door and let Cavenaugh out at which time the fight started. Boone said he did not hold Cavenaugh for Dempsey to beat him, as some ru mors have Raid. Sheriff Miller said the witness to, the fight said Boone was standing in the room next to the cells when the affair started. Boone and Dempsey then left the jail. Later Cavenaugh swore out a warrant against both deputies char ging them with assault. The war rants were withdrawn Saturday. Sheriff Miller said today he had heard that Cavenaugh had been bribed to withdraw the warrant, but he did not believe it because he did not think any such thing as that entered either Boone s or Dempsey's mind. He further statp" that the rumor did not say who had bribed Cavenaugh. . Boone said today that he would not be part of anything like this he has been accused of doing. He has been in the law enforcement profession for the past 18 years, six years of which have been with the Duplin County Sheriffs Depart ment. 'All this it thrown down the drain,' he said. 'I have done the best I have known to do and served the County to the best of my abili- FOR RENT On truck lane, north of Warsaw, National Oil Service Station. Contact Walter Herring Jr., Phone 314, Warsaw. 10 3 2T C. - Chapter 215 O.E.S. Holds Regular Meet Chapter 215 Order of the Eastern Star met Tuesday evening at the Lodge building for its regular meet ing. ' Associate Worthy Matron, Vir ginia Holland presided in the ab stay in Duplin General Hospital. , .Mrs. A R. Wood, Mrs. Letha Scott antfMjss Emma Scott were -Wednesday, night 'guests of Mr.' and .Wtrs: FrMCesakley'rTTv-'T'"'' . Mr. and Mrs, Allen Konregay and son of the Snow Hill section visit ed Mr. and JMrsi J. D.. Kornegay Sunday.' y-YY".;':.- , .'') Installed At Duplin sehce of the Worthy Matron, Thel-i financed by the Duplin County Tu- ma Murphy. At the close of the meeting, a so cial hour was enjoyed. Dr. John F. Powersi, Duplin Coun ty Health Officer : announced today that X-ray equipment has been in stalled Jn the Health Department. The purchasing of the x-ray equipment tor the Health Depart ment was sponsored and partially FOR SALE 2 slightly used Spi net pianos at reduced prices. Either one of these pianos cannot be told from a new piano. Johnston Piano Company, Kinston. 10 3 2T C. Expert service and repairs i)n air conditioning, Refrigeration, Ice Makers (home and commercial units). Also radio and television re pairs. Jenkins T.V. and Appliance Department, Richlands Highway, Kinston. Telephone Day 6188 Night 6993. TFC ; '. - 'Business Opportunities $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from our 5c High Grade Nut ma chines in this area. No selling! To qualify for work you must have a ear, references. $798 cash secured by Inventory. Devoting 8 hours a week to business, your end on per centage of, collections ean net up to 8400 monthly, with Very" good pos sibilities of taking over full time. Income increasing accordingly. For interview include phone number in application, write National Vend ing Company, 527 Lexington Ave nue, New York 17, N. Y. 9 28 IT - 1 Personals . Sgt. and Mr8.-D. I. Mann of Bir mingham, Ala. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Fields and family, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williamson were Mrs. Anthony Marsh of Fayetteville, Mrs. Wil liams and Miss Jane Clark of Lake View. Mrs. G. R. DalL Miss Mary Lee Sykes, and Mrs. R. L, Sykes left Thursday for Fairview Park Ohio, where they will visit Mrs. Dail's daughter, Mrs. . Donald Snider and sons. Mrs. Sally Westbrook of Pink Hill spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroud. Mr. and Mrs. I R- Caison visited Miss Doris Caison at East Carolina Methodist Church, i , Wednesday, October , at Daniels Memorial Methodist Church, Golds boro. i Thursday, October 3, at Newton Gryve Methodist Church. i All Sunday school and other edu cational workers of the district are urged to attend at the time and place most convenient to them. ; ; Similar sub district meetings are being held ; throughout' the V. C Conference, V W !itiV;&'W'r ; JRcv. Dwlght L. Fouts, general Ch- s and leaders include te i- following: ' - ' 1. Workers with adults, Rev. J. H. Miller of Snow Hill, district di rector of adult work. ' ' 1 Workers with youth, Rev. J. O. White of Kenly, district director of youth work. ' ' J - 8. Workers with children, Mrs. W. H. Klrby of Fremont, district direc tor of children's work. ' t v r 4 General church school admin istratiori (for S. .S. wpt. assist ant aupts. f or membership cultiva tion, chairmen of commissions on education, and pastors). Rev. Dwigbt infeiiation Oii SeificTinkslDei Animals, And Trailer Camps Givenj l Septlo Tanks i.Y?.'. i'i If you plan buUding, or installing toilet facilities please bear in mind all systems Installed, ' repaired or cleaned out must be in accordance with the DupUn County Septic Tank Ordinance. The first step that should Be considered in installing a bathroom is obtaining a Septic Tank Permit from the Health Department. tDead Animals or Fowls Disposition; of dead animals and fowls: Art 34, Sec. 106-403 of the N. C. Public Health Laws reads It shall be the duty of the owner or person in charge of any animals or fowls that die from any cause and the owner, lessee, or person in charge of land upon which any ani mals or fowls die, to, bury the same to a depth of at least three feet beneath the surface of the ground or to completely burn said animals or fowls within twenty-four hours after the death of said animals or fowls.' ' ' V. 1 ' V ''; ' ' y i . The DUplin County Board of Health Officer to be strickly enforce this to the fullest extent of the law: :f fYvp:) Trailer Camp Xiti, ' The owner, supervisor, or other responsible person in charge of a trailer, camp, house, cat, house trail er, trailer home, tents, "huts, "br" a proposed trailer camp shall before operation or the opening of such a camp for service to the public, apply to the County Health Officer for a Trailer Camp Permit, which per mit shall be issued when- and it the sanitation of the trailer camp, is found to comply with the rules and regulations of the Duplin Coun ty Trailer Camp Ordinance. The aforesaid permit to be revoked at any -time by the County Health Of ficer if the sanitation of the camp fails to conform to these rules and regulations. pievi comf-u... .e v.et.v i t Jear ( y tl ;l Will Certified OATS WHEAT: FESCUE CLOVER berculosis Association. In his state ment Dr. Powers expressed his ap preciation to.Dr. J. S Blair, Jr., pre .'nt.nf the TB Association and Dr. H. L. Colwell, board member of the association for their effort and sup- jport toward making it possible for the Health Department to have an x-ray machine. Chest clinics wijl be held each year. weanesaay aiternoon xrom i p.yi. until 4 pjn. ' All teachers who have not bad their x-ray this year are urged to o so. , Broiler Production In Duplin May Climb rl Duplin's fast growing broiler pro- Eastern North Carolina can produce uction industry is expected to climb at a rate of 100,000 birds a month during the next year. Farm Agent Vernon Reynolds said. Already more than S million broil- en are produced in the county each Reynolds said broiler houses are being built each week in the coun ty, 'Frankly, I don't see any end to the broiler boom here. Every one is interested in it.' he said. ' Broiler ' production was Duplin's s Selv PEC I A L S FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Sept 27 and 28 FLOUR -all brands 25 lbs. i iiinuuuii SUGAR MEAL MEAL STEAK HAMBURGER ma y: ': ,. mi lUlATOES cr".eE Km "r""" ......"M..... a ..:..IU IDS. ;,f,. "M: ' At V :t - . ' '-' :YrY," iivviiv-i w'SfY'1? W!i.riV Y;f-f v' -'fc'A.rv',-Un- '.Y; $2.00 50c 55c .....W...5 lbs 1 30c lib. 40c ' s - ! :,,WT reg. size at 10 lbs. 39c lb. 07c '1 t i J m IlilillllMtllltlHIIIItlllMtnU v il ty.' Boone said that since be has been with the Sheriffs Department he has worn out three 3,000 automo biles and now has 80,000 miles on fourth car. He has drivehvSOO.000 miiM in lx vears. 1 have reeelv- wi 1175 00 from the County eacl month for gas. My gas bill run's around 1125.00 each month, mat does not include greasing, oil chan ges and tires,' he said. People are funny, he added. TTou can do a lifetime of good an be even remotely involved in some thing that is not right and people forget all the good you have done.' He said that he is not bitter to ward the Sheriff's Department, but wishes that this had not happened. ' Dempsey has been a deputy since July J., 1957, Before that he was, a. Constable Sheriff Miller said he had never had anything to bother him like thi had because the very men with whom he had worked and learned to love were involved. ; . f"' Sheriff Miller said he does not know who or when the new depu ties will be appointed. 'It will have to be a mighty good man,' he con cluded. - The Federation; Of (CONTINUED FROM FRONT) ': san, non-sectarian, self - support, in and self - governing. Through its program on basic social, econom ic and political questions, xne xeo- eration provides a medium tor inoi vldual growth and ; group under standing through which members nnnun themselves for': and take leadership on local State; national and now International. Today, the Federation is composed f of 8300 clubs in all 48 states, the' District of Columbia, Alaska and Hawaii, with over 170,000 members. It Is also one of 23 member nations comi prising the International Federation of Business ana nroiesstomu ir men's Clubs.' ':k '. 'Z i' tt The International Federation was organized in Geneva, Switzerland, in August, 1930, after definite con tacts with business and profession al women abroad were established in 1928 when sixty p four memDers of our National Federation made a Rnnd Will Tour of England. ' YY , The North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs was organized In June wi ai a meeting in Charlotte. Miss" Julia Alexander, , an attorney of Char lotte was our first President. There are now 77 clubs in the North Ca rolina Federation with the follow ing aims and objectives: ' U t T h i L To elevate the standards for wo men in business and the professions. ; 2. To promote the interests of bu siness and professional women, j-i ; 3.. To bring about a. spirit of, co operation among the business and professional -women of the United StaiesHwV;:?' 4. To extend opportunities to bui Iness r and professional women through education along lines of In- dustrlal, scientific ' and vocational Classes Scheduled For Christian Education Three area seminars on Christian t,y jji aiaucauon wiu oe neio m ine uoias boro Methodist District October 1-3, according to a statement by Rev. H. M. McLamb, District Supt. - The meetings will be held as fol lows, at 7:80 p.m. Tuesday, October 1. at Warsaw 1,. Reynolds said, first and most succep;ful move to ward diversification. Spurred' on contracts issued by feed dealers,' .production lumped from less than 100,000 birds a year in 1854 to the present high level, ; The sale of broilers is now pump ing 3 million annually into Duplin. 'The broiler business is wide open broilers as cheap as any area in the nation. 'The mid - west used to be the leader In broiler production but they can't compete with East ern Carolina producers.' Reynolds said broiler - houses cost more in the midwest because of severe weather conditions. Also labor is more expensive in the mid west Jie pointed out N. C BROILER OPERATIONS ' Total placements of 2,063,000 broi ler chicks with North Carolina growers -during the week, ended September 14 were 24,000, chicks or 1.2 percent below the 2,087,000 plac ed during the previous . weeS but were 10.8 percent above the L : He pointed out that farmers in 841,000 placed during the compare-1 ble week last. year. Hatchings of lr 950,000 chicks were 2.9 percent be- Selected OATS BARLEY GRASSES WE INVITE YOUR PURCHASE ORDERS Kinston, N. C. PERCY B. HOLDEN J. T. SHEPPARD 3 WAREHOUSES 12 "Kinsfen's Largest and Best" y ferOT , llnnafi1 1?. 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