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CHILDREN'S NOOK RIBBON CUTTING - Ceremonies were held last Wednesday, October 20. for Mount Olive's new chil dren's clothing store called The Children's Nook. Their grand opening will be held this Saturday with special entertainment by a clogging group. Those at the ribbon-cutting were: Lillian Langley and J?? Johnson. Chamber directors. Jimmy Adams.;. Mount Olive mayor pro-tern, Sharon Daly and Gloria Flowers, owners, and Ed Lane, Chamber pt.-sident. and Joyce H. Hatcher, executive Chamber director. ELECT CAkL D. PATE, SR. ON NOV. 2,1982 FOR DUPLIN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION "YOUR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE" ? Married to former Grace Brink ley. ? Three children. Danny Pale. Alice Anne Pate ? Man Pate a Graduate of Atlantic Christian College. ? 16 years experience as a former educator, a Former Mayor of Beulaville. a 18 years of business experience. ? >4 years of larminK experience. ? Member. Hder. and Clerk of Session of Beulaville Presbyterian Church. ? Member and Past Master of Beulaville Masonic Lodge No. 65*. ? Member and Past President of Beulaville Lion's Club. ? Registered Scouler for 17 years. Paid By Supporters Of Carl 0. Pate, Sr. "We'reYours" Get these huggables or any of these gifts when you save at BNC. We'll give you this pair of plush animals, a pewter mug or a chrome Cross pen when you purchase a Bank of NorthCarolinaAII-Saversor other qualifying certificate for $1,000 or more. ^ If you invest A $5,000 or more, M you can choose V a gift from the 1 above collection, ' or select an ultra thin clock calculator or a warm watch ^^?^1Plalcl stadium ^^1^ blanket with a seat paa. Come to Bank of North Carolina where saving pays in more ways than one. Bankof NorthCarolina Member FOC I w ,*20 Along ML. the Way ly ?? "y Klllatta Nine portraits of Duplin County's leading citizens were painted and hung in tho courthouse during the early 1900s. Most of the portraits were painted by a Faison native. Mary Lyde Hicks Williams. A" but one of these por traits still hang in 'he Duplin courthouse. One portrait. James Menzies Sprunt, now hangs at James Sprunt Technical College. The por traits were commissioned by county officials and originally hung in the court room of the Duplin courthouse. Biographical sketches of thoco mon tuoea .\ukli. UoJ liivsk ilis.ll nv.IV. pui/llSliCU III the Sept. 16, 1937 edition of THE DUPLIN TIMES for the information of county citi zens. The biographical sketches were compiled by A.T. Outlaw, register of deeds. The portraits are of Thiynas Stephen Kenan. James Menzies Sprunt. Ben jamin Franklin Grady, John Miller Faison. Stephen MilleT. William Anderson Allen. John Dickson Stan ford. William James Houston and John Nicholas Stalling. ALONG THE WAY con cludes its publication of the biographical sketches of these leaders with the his torical data of James Dickson Stanford, William James Houston and John Nicholas Stalling. John Dickson Stanford was 'born about two miles south of Kenansville. March 12. 1833. He completed an education in law and was admitted to the bar. after which Stanford located a practice in Kenans ville. He was elected as Duplin's representative to the State House of Commons in 1858. only two years after establishing his law practice. From his election to the State House of Commons in 1858 until 1886 Stanford served as a representative in the State House or Senate. As a rep resentative. Stanford showed a particular interest in state institutions and confederate soldiers. Approximately 1885 he gave up the practice of law to become a Presbyterian minister and served in that capacity until his death. During his work as a minis ter. the Reverend John D. Stanford organized several churches in Duplin and other counties. Stanford died at his home in Kenansville, Jan uary 24, 1901 and his grave stone bears the title of his favorite hymn, "We will meet in that sweet bye and bye." William James Houston was born near Kenansville in 1828. Houston studied law and became a member of the bar. He located a practice in Kenansville about 1850. In 1853, Houston was elected solicitor for the Duplin court and served until July, 1854 when he resigned to become a member of the State House of Commons. He served as a representative to the State Senate during the 1856 and 1858 sessions. Early in 1859. Houston became state solici tor of the Second Judicial District and served until the beginning of the Civil War. Houston enlisted in the con federacy during the begin ning of the Civil War and became Captain of Company I, Ninth North Carolina Cavalry Regiment. During a battle near Ashby's Gap or Upperville, Virginia. June 21. 18b3, Houston was killed in action. John Nicholas Stalling was born at Hallsville in Duplin County February 10, 1832. Stalling attended the state university and studied law. He was admitted to the bar and located a law practice in Kenansvialle about 1857. During his first year as a lawyer, Stalling was elected solicitor of the county court and served as solicitor in the state court during the absence of the regular offi cer. In 1860 he was ordained as a minister in the Baptist Church and for many years he worked as both lawyer and minister. At the close of the Civil War, Stalling or ganized and directed the local police force. He also served as a member of the ?>iaic constitutional conven tion of 1875. About 1884 he gave up the practice of law and devoted his full time to educational and ministerial work and two years - later moved to assume the posi tion of president of Thomas ville Female College. During his presidency at the college. Stalling served as pastor for a number of nearby churches and filled the position of Moderator of the South Yad kin Baptist Association for about 18 years. Stalling died in Salisbury. February 2. 1913. Soak cut apple pieces in salt ed water for ten minutes. They'll remain crisp longer and won't turn brown. BEULAVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT ? CHARLIE ALBERTSON DAY was October 24 from 3-5 p.m.'at the East Duplin High School in Beulaville. The program featured Charlie Albertson and his band and many other special guests. Proceeds went to the Beulaville Volunteer Fire Department. tea ?) I?) ^ ^ l I A TIME FOR WAR I GENEQAL.LY WITH THE FIRST WARM BREEZES OF SPRINS CAME "ME CLOUDS OP WAR. "ME WINTER RAINS AND SNOWS HAD TO 8E OVER wrM BEFORE ARMIES COULD MOVE. "MERE WAS NO DECLAR- I ATION OF THE INTENTION OF WAR BV ONE NATION TO ANOTHER. AN INVADED COUNTRV KNEW IT I WAS AT WAR ONLY WHEN ITS PEOPLE SAW THE FIRST TROOPS OF "ME MARAUDING INVADERS. "ME ? ISRAELITES WERE STRATEGISTS OF NOTE. THEY DID NOT LAVE "ME EQUIPMENT "MAT OMER ARMIES I WAD SUCH AS CWARiOTS AND WAR MACHINES, SO "MEIR BATTLE PLANS MAD ID BE OUTSTANDINGLY ORIGINAL. HISTORY SHOWS "MAT WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE LEADERSHIP OF "ME ISRAELITES WAS I PAR EXCELLENCE. IN ALMOST EVERY BATTLE THEY FOUGHT TLlEY WERE NUMERICALLY WEAKER ! BUT THEIR DARING TACTICS AND THEIR FAITH IN GOD, AS THE POTENT FORCE BEHIND "MEM,BROUGHT THEM VICTORY. I fTHE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS" I URGE YOU TO GO TO CHURCH: i NEW W. H. JONES CO., INC. Ph: 568-3171 Pink Hill, N.C. I CENANSVILLE DRUG STORE & FAISON PHARMACY Doc Brinson, Earl Hatcher, Julie Lane WEST AUTO PARTS CO. Warsaw - Kenansville - Beulaville QUICK SALES Ph: 566-4450 Pink Hill, N.C EAST COAST OPTICAL CO. Ph: 296-1762 Worthington Bldg., N. Main St., Kenansville Complete Eye Glass Service BEULAVILLE GARMENT COMPANY. INC. MILLER HARDWARE Sampson Paints Available Main Street, Beulaville Ph. 398-3337 JONES FOOD STORE, INC. Kenneth Jones, Beulaville B J'S STYLING STUDIO Tanning booth available! Ph. 298-1313 Route 1, Box 244, Kenansville PHILLIPS GRAINS, INC. B Ph. 298-0090 Hwy. 24 West, Kenansville JACKSON'S IGA STORES Beulaville - Kenansvllle - Pink Hill Jimmy Jackson & Employees WHALEY'S AUTO & WRECKER SERVICE Beulaville | Ph: 298-4742 WHALEY SUPER MARKET Monk Whaley. Beulaville COMMUNITY CARPET CENTER Ph. 298-4819 Hwy 41, Beulaville, N.C. "beside Beulaville Garment Co." HOLMES' JEWELERS All Occasion Plaques, Jewelry, and Repair Needs Ph. 298-1443 Front Street, Kenansville HALL'S CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT CO. ? Gas Pump & Petroleum Equipment Work Ph. 298-3248 L Box 188-C, Beulavllle W Stanley & Odell Hall, Owners CAROLINA MOBILE HOMES Ph: 298-4447 .1 Beulavllle, N.C. POTTER'S HILL DINER reaktast & lunch daily, 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. Seafood. BarbecuedL chicken & pork., Frl. & Sat. 5a.m. to9p.m W Rt. 1, Pink Hill at Potter's Hill. Ph. 298-6183
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