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? rjci.cs i i f v.. I Is c. 1 () a ' l"i t 'e '"IS. ) . . L ) I i vec'i r, J " i ! i j ' ' 1 ' ',al l ' r -j ' . r ..ar, aJw jj ra i it., i .wt e, Li reserve c. aeJ - n. 3 o . .-si- m, 1$, arshipt t cf IYr re 4 5 X - . i ..... uiiiitO, ' jR ik w David. Graves Guojge abovejBjrears old . crippled and .theatler of five children, ' wrote a hillbifly saga : song about "The Wreck of the Ofd ' 97" year ago. The U. a Supreme Court rule George la the author: .The decision assures George thai . right to collect royalties on profits from the sale of 5,000,000 phono graph records. - i v . A ' ' I-' 1 1 (f ! j r - 8 t r of it the A 1 )ut oni ' -lye bee twdO ; ) in a t: much as t iimlnal ortatio1 - "i o; ; ,o satn ithin t 1 cases, 1 and the crowded fall inst; busses o 1 "ia bee i. VbecM : rvice ! t'-e mo tiie ti nJl ba number plorably , ercr lored ! n 1 11' ' is f ., tioi- la rei t. ; -1 a , , . uoa , -i pro - . cl Com i i.ounty De . 1-iUon b n i. ' i. e it 3 f el ; l-ii- vs to t-. J- 0 J - v iod. I.Iore I r- i, the r t-tn-i "T" ( 3 pi i. s 1 v j ii'scnt State i . e'''"ft3ve, a- i .1 1 c.i -haif yonig nffo, i re' i '! from forty-one ' 'o V'- d i'r'n'Tii)li:ihiiient ay very gratifyingf, ias t'.is I ; t. has aim'1' t r antiquated t ii t of v, ' "s L.tJ f r a r 1 of l '. :i ynars, l a, pl t iO, in oid r to U r or : n ot c A r c'.d r T f i v. 1 ta c,...d l-c iiir v e at t" e conven- i t; k r r ' vers J -hnson. t : : r T c t f i ' ( , r j 'i--. ' i e c .1 i , a t" j OU I 'it i ' 'mJIi -.Nation, pa&t i j - -ective. lie gave a tIi 'me of . the dPwInpmMtt an.J in.' .', ion of school lc' ation from nn is1' i.'ers point of view. . - ' Pr .Carr did not ron"it himself wr.,' I p-"nr" e H 1,, eTr-rbe- a.. .j r.,U ' -J. . ; . F - ing his talk a round table d' um on various probema re 1,;.'. . j to education concluded the j,,.. ivj-itn. " . J - , Attics meeting a very interest ing report was made by J. 8. Blair Principal of .the Wallace BChool, on recent, district meeting of EDUCO Clubs Jield at Aberdeen at which time te' State Superintendent of Education Erwin spoke and num ber of other - influntfal educators and legislators . made .. interesting talks relating to the present public school situation. : o- '1 i lUOlf ... A newpo"") . i . lt.vM V I .,1. : , . Si!'!; Ill J -'. 11 Jr L UIU JIICIUU v J ) f. v ' the f Jt ... 2. ...... 3 WU..,y. faiui in tue future is uest shown in his program of spending millions enlarging his great plant to make . 1035 his greatest production year. jSloane (abovt , nous thorou( the first wort in t turies to bead tl winning thoron Tcrhnvons w ' - j t j , i j - - - i ' ' j I ' I, ey,Hueyr I ; - v . C : ! ,r".9 v" ' ! r ' j 1. .Mil '4 el bodge i f the fa- lcade, is two cen of money owners. for her in NEW ORLEANS . . . Lawrenco "Biff" Jones (above),". Louisiana football coach,who resigned after his "tiff" with Klngfish Senator Huey Long, has . been swamped with :nffpra t rnAih.Tnfhrv hirt 3 Won by i : iAllpA v' t.piim!tr tint Mnnnunnad Lvuu.aud. (; iiue ot Eng. - would prefer mllitiry assignmcni land, 1714, won $50 ;witlr her horse . to Ft. Leavenworth for 2 years, named Star, in the first adtual cash . "Biff" is a former West Point horse race ia th world,.-. -- , v coach and still in service. - 4 , - , iipsnpr !Loui Convenes r or Cale K. JJurgess To i" Be At Kenahsyille , r'Sunday;, Vill Speatt - 2 H ' n ' ' Cale C Burgess of Raleigh ill Address the citizens! of Kenansytlle and community gunday afternoon at :30 In the Kenansvilie Baptist church Mr. Burgesa will speak on "Ax" Christian's - Relationship' "to Strong Drink.? He la well known throughout North iCarolina as a yery able speaker and is one of the most bitter enemies whiskey has in this state." v "C " '-,' . The address is part of a cam paign now being -waged thorough- jntjhe State in behalf of problbi- tiou the auspices of United Dry l-ces of Ameriea. v: The North Carolina unit of this organization have Duplin County to thank for its present set-up. The working arrangements is practical ly a copy of the County plan to put into effect before1 the recent elec tion' when Duplin voted for the. dry cause by about 4 to 1. This tre mendous majority in our county is due largely to Ihtf'efforts of Miss Macy Cox who is chairman of the Duplin County iinit." ' The following ministers will have parts. on the1 program; Rev. Gj w. Blount of the Methodist Church, Rev. R, C: Foster of; the Baptist Church, Rev. Frank L. Goodman of the Presbyterian Church, -and I Rev. K. D. Brown of the PreewiU Baptist Church. There will be con gregational singing, by . the. whole group, 4. swUspecljecioBs, by the Rose Hill choir.". . ' Besides a general invitation to Offices May Co I ;To G y Is New Director Fr Duplin and 7ayr.2' ''.The Duplin County relief office is: being consolodated . with ihe Wayne County. unit under the di rection of Mrs. Spicer of Goldsbo roi Auditors are in KenanavUle now , closing , the ' year's4; work and as j soon as they . have finished .locat- ion Of headquarters for .the two v. counties wilt be, announced. It ia expected that' they will continue in Kenansville or be, , moved to Goldsboro?- the public, a special invitation being sent all county officers. o , is X. , Farm Bureau head urges dollar devaluation fight. izzco Contracts : Declare Jin Effect .88, . 'nitwit I 1 ' 3 "y y I ,1,'ty ' iv-nt e lioui oe cf t .a m a The tobacco - adjustment con tracts signed last Winter- by flue cured 'tobacco growers have been extended into 1935, with certain changes, E. Floyd, of State Col lofre. announced this week. As a result of the 1934 adjust-, merit porgram, Floyd said, the sur plus of flue-cured tobacco has been i.n'inatd and the carryover is LL"y below normal. Consequent 1 -, t'e a"..' ,.(-'uf a in 1935 will be a K.:e 1 'c;er t.ian last year.' T'af rowers will be given the I ,iv.' e cf rroducirj either 85 or ") t t-r c 't f thp'r tuie acreage . J i'o'ii! n. I t growers who j r ' " e ' ) per c t v-.Il get only el If etrxh'i iir'-Ul pay ) !3 t. o !, 1'OJuce only 2 Weak Civil Term Monday JvL&e Hunt Parker Presiding Wants Home For A Young . Girl "4& The 15 per cent reduction sched uled for 1935 is only one half as much as the reduction last year, he continued, and the rental and ad justment payments will be scaled down to I one half the previous amount. - -1 t - .- ' However,- the' rentals will .'con tinue at the rate of $17.50 an acre on the land retired from tobacco cultivation. : The adjustment .pay ments will be 6 1-4 per cent of the sale value of the 1935' crop.' The deficiency payments will be at the rate of one ent a pound on the a mount by which a grower fails to produce his allotment. ' , - The'' rental payments " Willi be made after compliance with con-, tract is checked, Floyd said. Last year they were made shortly after, the contracts were signed. , For growers with a base of less than four acres, the rate of the ad justment payment will be increas ed, in accordance witto the terms of the contracts, to a maximum of 12 per cent of the value, of the crop, Floyd added. . o , . " , ( ':ri:al Contest At Ilciiiinsville 18th. Dur"n County Oratorical contest i V 3k1 rUuration" will be 1 1 1 I'd 1 ..la-.sville l""h lun J"iuusy 13, A ll.e viiiiuuis iJ v 1 receive medals, r v .1 pet a gold 1 i r v .,1 go! IV r Superior Court will convene "vin Kenansville Monday morning with hfs Honor R flunt Parker ,, of Roanoke Rapids presiding. . A two week term of civil. cases will, be carried on., i,'--, '. The jury list for the term is as follows; j: ' i' .j,"4-- . ,-, " ' ' "', . 1 FIRST WEEK "Teachey Rivenbark, Joe Jones, N,. H. Hunter, Allen Price, J. G. Dickson," D. O. Simmons, Needham Brock, F. J. Bostio, W.. J. JBoyette, J. W. Powell, . B. Ft Whaley, Jno. F. Southerland, ;R. 13. Joyner ; G. D. Westbrook, John Powell Ran-, som Brock. J. M. Kennedy Jr.,' J. H. Jackson, C A; "Godbolt, Melvin James, J.. W. Stokes, L, Q. King, Ernest Bachelor, Chancey Sumner, L. J. Faison, Clarence Bachelor,-J. Milton West, Ed Kelly, J. E. Ham ilton, L. Herring, Jesse Brock, H. G. Culbreth, .J. L." Strickland, Charlie Long, Robert Whitman, R, B. Pate. - .j ; i ' ' ' I " SECOND WEEK . -L. F. Thomas, - C. - B; Griffin, Archie Smith, F. C. Craft, Gv D. Water J. D. Bostic, Sr.,. ;D.:...T. Chambers, A. C.Brinson, It - H. Thomas, C. D. Evans, Jno. R. Cav enaugh, R. R. Smith, A. -W. Croom E. H. Boone, I. T. Bishops W. F. Futreal, R. W. Guy:, Luther Bas-1 dyn, Went T:iaekmore, Will Fut realA Ed Holmes, J. T. Grady, Mil ton Williams, Willie Jones, J, H. Taylor, I' 1 V'sII'ims, Paul J. I . ' .'-I, A " i H. La -tier, Jno. F. ' K 3, J. I. 1' I, . ( V. A. r: k- , T. . .1 .wtra' L. ' Bowman Announces TeachersV Meetings V ' - " " 'Of'''"., . - i- The -Professional Study Confer ence of county wide teachers meet ing will be held in Kenansville at the school auditorium on January 15th at 4 o'clock.- ., ' ;The next principal's meeting will be held In the county' superintend ent's offic ein Kenansville of Jan uary 81st- t -' The above announcements were made this week by County' Super intendent Bowman . . - Encyclopedia Is . V - Donated To Library ' Kenansville Jan. 2. Friends of the Kenansville -library just, have donated to it a ten-volume encyclo pedia. This gift is one of the most valuable sets in the library .and will be used by the town, and the local schools. ' The town ranks 'well', among small towns of the State lit having a fine library and library building to serve its peopled This library originated. In the hearts . of the Chrlstlon Endeavor ; Society '14 years' ago. It "has grown until it has . become a credit to any town, and Is rendering a Bervice1 that no other organization has been able to accomplish. Books have - been added yearly by'gif ts from friends both in and outside Kenansville. On December 10, the library oele- l 11 its 14th. birthday. o ' i on head of pure bre 3 ' c f ' 'e wore f ' I f r The Duplin County Welfare De partment desires to place a seven year' old girl In a good home as soon as possible. The girl is very deserving and will be a great help to some family.. She is blonde. If you are interested you are asked to please communicate with Mrs, Boney in. Kenansville at once. -. '. ' i-:. . ' ' O ".'.''-. i . . Expect Legislature To Pass Drivers Law - " - ' ' ' "" ' O ', ' " ' ' ' ' Charlotte, NkC; Dec. 29. Enact ment of a statewide driver's li cense law at the '1935 session of the North Carolina "General : As sembly Wia culminate eight years of intensive' campaigning on the part jof the Carolina Motor :. Club: for such a measure, officials of the organization said here, today.,? , For tbe past year a special sub" committee, of jwhich John W., Aik ea, of Hickdry Is chairman, work ing as a unit of; the Carolina Motor club Safety Committee which is headed - by Allen - H.- Gwyn, of Redisville, has, been studying vari ous licensing measures and has finally developed & bill Which it is felt will meet with the" approval of felt wil meet wlith the approva'of a majority of Northi Caroinians who use the highways. - i ,v This bill '" was not drawn on ';- the spur of the moment, but represents a- full year's study and effort," Colman W. Roberts, president ' of Colfan W., Roberta, president;'' of the Carolina Motor club salct "The committees- have' held many meet ings and opinions' and suggestions have been sought from state offi cials and others. The committees are grateful for the' splendid co operation which 'has- been given, i. ''The . whole purpose of the bill is to regulate traffic on the high ways and to control the operators. It will be a practical drivers'", li cense law, not for revenue purposes as no fens are provided for. the original issue of licenses. The Very fut that states with driver's II- 9 l-i'a's have reilui ed street r -id ! ' y t- , of'" "i-s fi i "" t ) ," 1 r' r c t i i - ! i t x ' Mrs. Harvey, Boney, Superinten dent of the. County Welfare De partment has Jaeen in' charge of the local relief '-office' since its eatab-; llshments Wine case workers have been stationed in. Duplin County; and under the new set-up it ,1s ex pected that this number will be in creased. Work during 1934 was very heavy and more is anticipated for the coming year.. ' . i.-,, --: Mrs: Boney will relinquish. " her . post as head of the Relief admin. lstration for this county as soon as, possible. This change is brought a bout by laws passed whereby no': sup't; of county welfare; should ' act as head of the Jllef depart-' ment , -j : ' KETTJRN'TO OLD BUTTES . ,' rtHaryey Boney' accepted the " job as head of the welfare depart?; ment In June 1932. In October 1932 she accepted the responsibly, ity of administering RFC funds for i .' this county and when the relief ad- ! ministration was set up she assum.'. ' ed directum of that -work., Mra. Boney' has given her' untiring ef. '" forts in this work and has received' no remuneration except the salary ,1 originally drawn from the county ' for work as .head of the welfare:-'' department' The county is"- very ' 6'waw w per iur ner wotk Pink Hill Students Moved To Deep Run ; KinstoiC Jan. 8 The high school department ', of the consolidated school at Pink" Hill has been moved to Deep Run, the- Lenoir - county;- . superintendent of schools, a. B5. y "r Sams, announced todayt.-' ' -f-r ' s "'Involved in the transfer ? were 120 students, four" teachers' and. j-''' some equipment Three rooms' had - V been added to the Deep Run schooL - r - The communities waged a bitter "J. fight last year. " Years ago the county board of education 1 ruled 'v' v one high school should serve' both" - towns and the countryside between ' ' ; and that the school should be in" , the town with the largest enroll. " ment Pink Hl had the largest . ;y', number of students for years,' but a year or two. ago Deep Run res'- ? dents discovered "their communl. ' ' ; t ' had gone ahead. . The ' margin ' was r small, "'but 'the; Deep "" Run people ; ; lost no time-, demanding that he " school' be transferred. The fight ' ; that followed was carried to Ra leigh, whiero 'Pink HiU lost ','. ' ". - fc f- irrfi i-inn-'"'- - m M . ' ; v t"- Jj I N'T NATL Z CONITAV.1 j IT' 4 ,
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