North Carolina Newspapers

.0 By U'U McIX.:. Tobacco Bed Flee L It la very important thut farm- -ers watch their tobacco peas very closely mt this time for flee bugs M these insects can and do de stroy small tobacco planta aa they deposit their eggs in the soil and the smU grubs feed upon the roota of the planta.-'''''.' The Insects can M.conirouea oy i.lold Crlcki-ls Another insect that does consid erable damage to the tobacco beds at this time are mold crickets which plow through the topsoil and destroy the small plants. . These insects can be controlled by using a poison bait made of 10 pounds cot ton seed meal, 10 pounds rice flour, 1 pound calcium arsenate or arse nate of lead, moatened with 1 part '.akin the bed tight, nankin; the 'of molasses to 10 carta of water earth around the logs and -tatter-j Moisten thia bait so that it will tag over the bed from l ra I w crumble and scatter over the bed. founds of napthalene flakes. Mrs. Andrew Miller. The ! various (secretaries of causes are as fol r -I lows: m.wx'y" :i gxvy.'? George ' MOKE ' r- , EARL HARDISON o I , Foreign Missions, Mrs. via Batchelor 25c, J. X Batchelor gumner. ...... ; i . 35c, Clayton tnercu luc jurs. , mby Home Mtealon; j . . . , - . - -- j urauv. 20o, J. D., Albertaon 25c, Jake' Smith 25c, Med Smith 10c, Lester Batts 10c, Robert Evans 20e, Mrs. N. H. Williams ,10c, Roas Parker - 12c, Mrs. Joseph Williams 25c S. : H. Williams 50c, Mary Brown 15c, Mrs. Jacob Williams 40c, Mary J. : Willlama, 10c, Mrs. J. E. Williams : 65c, Clifton Mobley 25c, Mrs. Mar ' tha Sloan 25c, E; A. Nethercutt 50c. Mellard Murray T 25c, : V. 8. Bradshaw 25c, Lloyd Thigpen 25c, s Weinie Wells 60c, Florence Louise 25c, Wm, Dail 20c, C. E. SeWell 25c, J. Hoggins 10c, J. L. Quinn . 80c, Mrs. Mary C. Sumner $1.00, J. L. Sanderson 50c, J. D. Evans $1.48, J. H. Judge 25c, Joe Brad shaw 25c, Gib Albertson $1.10, Mrs. Eular Sanderson $1.32, B. F. Rivenbark 25c, Stacy Lanier 10c, R. Ai Jackson 50c; Tha Duplin Times $1.00. Total receipts were $41.13. . The $35.15 for Mr. Hardison waa for warded to Duke Hospital yester day. : , . O r .' '' Christian Education, and Minis terial Relief, Mrs. Marlon Grady. ; rteugious Education, Mrs. S. p. 'judge. . ' Synod and Presbyterian Home Mission, Miss Reba Winstead. -i Spiritual Life, Mrs. Sidney Smith j-ateraiure, Mrs. Ralph Miller. , Christian Social Service, Mrs. Otla Miller, t-x. ' . , . Pastor Aid, Mrs. J. D. Evans. Social Activities, Mrs. Leonard Kennedy. ' . ' . Mission Court, Mrs. Ashe Mil ler. . . t'j , Program Leader, Mrs. Aahe Mil- ' CARD OF THANKS 'We wish to thank the Duplin Times for the interest it has shown in our son Earl ,and to our many friends who have contributed to the TIMES' fund of $35.15 to buy shoes and braces for Earl, we are - deeply grateful. We know that God will , love and bless you all for your kind deeds. Earl has been practically helpless all his life and this will enable him to become a man. Again we than you all. Mr Juid Mrs. C. W. Hardison, Chinquapin.; SPENDING VACATION IN k - FLORIDA , Harvey Boney. Jr aon of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Boney, Sr., of Rose Hill is spending his Spring holidays in Florida. Harvey is at tending school at Chapel HiU and v expects to take up the law profession. Marriages During The Past Week The following: marriage licenses were issued by Register Outlaw during the past week. .White ' . Isaac Kornegay, 17 aHd Virginia MeArthur, 18, boU of Duplin. . : Euaehleua William- Johnson, 21 and Mary, Weiae Wells, 17, both of Duplin. ' Walter Summerlin, 21 and Peu nice Desmey, 42, both of Duplin. . Colored ' 'Thomas Pettiford, 53 and Alice Connor, 53, both of Duplin. o , TO DUKE HOSPITAL Mrs. Mary Anderson, of the County Home was taken to Duke Hospital Tuesday by Mrs. Harvey - Boney where she underwent an operation for appendicitia. . .-.; . , . . . : : ' ; EDUCO CLUB MEET A semi-annual meeting of, the District EDUCO aub wlU be held tn Jtim Fayetteville high school to morrow evening at 6:30 o'clock.' ler, . Home arcle, Mrs. L. C. Miller. Circle Chairman, No. 1. Mrs. Neal, Smith, No. 2, Mrs. Hermon Miller. - .Orphanage, Mrs. Clyde Williams. Mr. Ralph Veach made a busi ness, trip to Warsaw Saturday. ,y Mr. M .N. Bos tic of Burgaw vis ited his father, Mt. H. N Bostiq Saturday afternoon. , ; Mr. and Mrs. Ned Houston ahd Mr. Edward Houston made a busi ness trip to Pink Hill Saturday. xar. josepn Brinkley, Miss Macy Miller, Mr. Norman BosUo and Aiisa vera Miller motored to War saw Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Sumner wnra visitors in Hallaville Saturday nigni, ,i Kennedy spei.t Satur- with Misses tima and e.sham. , . ' - ,e Mae Houston motor ed to I ..nsville late Saturday af ternoon. : ( : ' Misses Elma and Daria Gresham, Nora and Carolyn Waller, Messrs Kenneth and Morris Grady, Gearld Alberton and Ilarrv Willlama at tended the Pink Hill dance Satur day night. , , Mr. uerald Albertson of Gradv cnooi secuon spent the week end witn Mr. Harry Williams. Mrs; Therman Davenoort of Ca- bin spent Friday night with her pa rneta. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gresham. .Mrs, Leon Blalock sbent Sundav wun ner sister, Mrs. Davis Blalock Kenansville News HALLSVILLE ITEMS Ufi J " UiwliifUlC AUAUUUJ v ; - Keady Forxsew i ear The members of the Womana Auxiliary of the Hallaville Preiby terian Church; held their annual check up meeting last Friday at the church. The morning part of the day waa spent in the study of the book, "Planning ; the Good Life" and lunch waa served on the ' lafo-n tahl In tVu lawn. Th af tr. hoon session was given to the re ports of the years and the instal lation tf the new off ioera. The re ports from the various , officials was given upon the background of an automobile which betrayed In a attractive and impressive way the unity of the work and the necessi ty for cooperation In the work. Re ports thia year were very encour agingr - V'- .'.."K;' Rev. F. L. Godoman Pastor of the church conducted the Installa tion 'service at which time the fol lowing officers toop up the work I r the coming year;,. Praeident, ITra. L. C. Miller? Vice President, : "rs. Hermon Miller; ' Secretary, 1 - is. Andrew Miller; Treasurer; lira. Ralph Miller and . Historian, , Mr. Ray Carroll and Misses Ma, bel DaU, Dorothy Dail, HetUe Hun ter and Nannie Mae Bachelor were visitors in Hallaville Saturday af ternoon. , -, v Misses Lila Mae and Minnie Wade spent Saturday afternoon in Hausviiie. . , Mr, and Mrs. - Jim Smith and Misses Ruby arid Melba Smith and Messrs Pete and Richard Smith of Klnston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and family. Misa Llla Mae Wade spent Sun day with Miss Mary Lou Bostlc. Messrs C. B. Guthrie and John M. Williams were visitors of Mr. Rom Jarmon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Houston and son,. Allen, and Mrs.-Edward Hous ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kennedy and family. Messrs George Everton and Lloyd Lanier of Warsaw were visitors in Hallaville Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sumner and son, Joseph spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Moreadlth. Ir. and Mrs. Marion Grady vis ited Elma Carroll Friday afternoon Mr. Lumsden gave a demonstra tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hunter Wednesday night Prayer Services are held1 at the Hallaville, Baptist church every Thursday, night at 7:30. Everyone is corcuaiiy invuea. - Misses Hettie Hunter -and Nan nie Mae Bachelor visited Misa Lila Mae Wade Wednesday night. Miss Doris Miller spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Mil ler of Beulaville. Mr. and Mrs. Jim. JSvans spent Sunday, with .Mr. and Mrs. Neal Smith. ; Mr .and Mrs. Rom Parmon have moved away. We hope they will be happy in their new home. if Messrs John Wesley Veach, Ra land Langston and Mark Langston were visitors hi Hallaville Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. K. Bostlc of Dublin, N. C. spent Monday night in Hallaville. Miss Fannie Mae Miller spent Sunday with Misses Aldene and Katherleen Hines. -. Miss Mildred Hines spent Sun day with Miss Minnie Wade. ' -, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bachelor spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Alton Brinsott. ,, , Miss Vera Miller spent Saturday night with Miss Macy Miller. Church Services are held at the Hallaville Presbyterian church ev ery first and third Sundays at 11 and Sunday school at 10. v : v ' ; Mrs. 3. E. Kennedy was hostess to a lovely Bridal Shower Friday night in honor of her daughter, Linda. A delicious coarse of chick en salad sandwiches,, iced tea and cake were served. Over seventy- live guests attended. . .. Mr., Clayton, Gresham of Clinton apent the latter part of last week visiting relatives near Hallsvllle. Misses Estelte and Lillian Alls- ton, Messrs Adoph Patterson ; and Printia Smith of Grady School sec tlon spent Sunday evening with Miss Doris Gresham. We are glad to know that Mr. C. J. Houston baa recovered. vH, s In the Pres-. rbyterian Churches By REV. F. L. GOODMAN 'tCist Sunday Preaching . Two services - in Grove -- Church next Sunday. ; . , , 11:15 A. M. , . . .:"Facinsr ReaUtv" 7:30 P. M.; .,fMidnight Pressure" , " Support Your. Church Sunday School ;.;,.. .P. y. p. L. PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN MEET IN WHITEVILLE ' The Annual meetings of the Wli- mmgton Presbyterian will be held in Whitevllle, N. C, Joint hostesses wUl be the Whitevllle First Church and the Westminister Church. Del egates from each auxiliary in the Presbytery will be there; The days are April 4tn and oth. Watch thia paper for full announcements next week, s;vvt i',y"? 'h' : '3. Wilmington Presbytery meets at ml. uuve. v, The Spring meeting of WUmlne- ton rresDytery will be held in the Mount Olive Presbyterian church. April, th and 10th. The opening sermon will be preached by the re tiring moderator, Rev. W. H. Whit more, D. D. of Wilmington. We hope io be able to give a complete program in next weeks paper. 4. Rev. F Crossley Morgan, D. Dv hi Wilmington.' Rev. F. Crossley-Morgan, D. D. who has been giving his entire time to Bible Conference work since 1931, will conduct a six day el Die uonierence in the First Pres byterian Church In WUmington N. C. from March 31 to" April 5th. Dr. Morgan comes to Wilmington fol lowing nearly three years of en gagemenU in more than forty ctth lea m a number of states, and with a reputation of being tone of the most universally appreciated Bible Teachers in the English speaking worm, ms coming is sponsored by me rresDytenan Churches of Wil mington and the public la most cor aiaiiy invited to attend, these lec tures. . . '','.''..'' '."". Subjects for Wilmington Engagement ; March 313:30 P. M.. Christ's charge to His Church; ,8:00 P. M., me Terms or Christian Disciple 8hip. , ' :;.,' '... ; ,.l April 1-3:30, A Psalm of a sick world; 8:00 P. M. Physical and Mo ral Dereliction. - ; Apm if a:ao p. M. A Psalm of And Old Shepherd; 8:00 P, M., Pe- nuenuai Faith and Love. April 3 3:30 P, M A Psalm of marcoing rugnms; 8:00, Intellec tual Perplexity f '' , j April 43.30 P.-M.. A Psalm nf irayer and Praise; 8:00 P. M. Hos tility and Crime. April 5--3:80, A Psalm of Unl. versai worship; 8:00, Thirst for t t'' Jv, ln Tl ing pun pou pink 'telll the t slice i -rem the j cake Law i ratin i Who i sooner, era w of aii r i same, . . h g buttons, t v t of potatoes. ; were invited to t a din ere they were f rved tea cakes. A t '.. ji with white lcirj Lsid qra, bearing fourteen idlea waa placed on s id each guest cut a nd bia fortune. Law ..nana, jr., who : was t participant in the r got the ring, and as . is ao young, it waa uraglng to those older ed to use the "Cupid' y other fortune reveal. .lden in the cake and gotte i ! j t;je- members of the par- I Gold ing i: sive w MissL bride or i vows v Rev. J. a the Fir ettevlllu. younger Mrs. J. f 30N-HERRING o, N. C.-Sunday even- 17, a quiet but imprea- t waa solemnized when cth Herring become the r., J. A. Dobson. ' The spoken in the home of inyder, the minister of I aptist Church of Fay s Gaynelle Herring, a iter of the bride, and Snyder wife of the offi- ' Rev.! A.. H. Outlaw and famllv of Elizabeth City were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Outlaw during wwj ytuM. weeK ena. - ' Basketball Champions Honored At Dinner The Boys Basketball team - of Kenanaville were honored at a din ner given by Mrs. J. O. Bowman at her home in Kenansvllle on Wed nesday evening, .March 20thli De lightful courses were served and the boys enjoyed a Very pleasant evening. runs amner is the first of a se ries of social events given by the people of Kenansvllle to show their appreciation for what the boys have attained this year in ; the basketball world. They have stolen the spot .light in two tourneya by becoming twice champion. 'Those entertained by Mrs. Bowman were Coach Amos Brinson .Morris Brin- son, Beacher ' Sitterson, Charles Williamson, Burwood Murray, J. O. Bowman, Jr., J. W . Williamson and Murphy Dobson. .,cv::H -yJ:'' ELEANOR AND ELLEN' 'M SOCTHERLAND HONORED Eleanor and Ellen Southerland Were the special guesta of honor at surprise party given by ; Mrs. Lawrence Southerland , and Pattle Sue Southerland at their home in Kenansvllle on Tuesday evening, March i9th. A large group of the boys and girls of town came to the home about 7:30 and found,' that -tna Twins d'd not know anything about a party: However they were invited in and the girls later learn ed that they wore the guests of ho nor at their own birthday party. , ciaung minister, were the only witnessps. The ring ceremony waa used. The biide becomingly atUred in a spring ensemble. She is the old- lest daui;Siter of Mr. and Mh ."t D. Herring of -Goldsboro and was educated in the Goldsboro high achool a 1 Pegg Secretarial achool in Goldtiijoro. ' : . " 'av'--i .tivv ; Mt.r Di ion is tha oldest Bon Of MX. ana J, raf P. J. Dohunn nf Von. ansyille. He received his education in, the Machinist Mate School in wonow, Va. ,and in the NaahvlUe Auiomooue. Company, Nashville, , The COUDle will msk thnlr hnma in Kenansvllle: 'Where the bride, groom Is with the State Highway wuuuuiHiug,,- : Mr . iiudy of Beulavi... d at- Cabin Sunday. -.. i Mr," and i:. . l. C. Davenport's daughter, Mrs. cu stance Price visited them Sunday. Miss Opal Baker spent Sunday with, Misses Jessie and Reba San derson. Miss Delia Kennedy visited her cousins Beatrice and Burnice Kennedy-Sunday, r. 'j,:'- '? Mr. and Mrs. F, M. Jones visited Mr. Jones mother Sunday, ' . Mr. Dick Atkinson was the guest of Miss Grace Baker Sutiday even-, ing. -' , , The public la cordially invited to attend the Revival service, which is being held at the Cabin Baptist (jnurcn tms week. , Miss Effie Hall visited Miss Ern ies Sanderson. ' Mr. Earl Smith and Mr. W.! W. Mercer made a business trip tq Beulaville Friday. . i , - ' - o Piney Grove' Church Community- Game .Tournament Is A Biff Success ine Juniors Woman Club nf nenansviiie was again moat suc cessful with a Game Tournament which was their second, lant Fri day evening In the : Community Building, for benefit of beautif ica- tion of ths .courthouae square. ' I The followlne names ire ih. who received high score prizea for the vario&s games in play: Mlsaea BettW - JenkihsJXSarah , Pickett, Mary AUee feua4more, Doria New ton and BilhVPickett all nf enaviUe, Mesdames Paul Potter, Warsaw, N. B, Boney, KenansviUe, Joe 'Wallace, KenansvUle, and Messrs I. T.' CireSham.i Jr.: w. saw, R, C. Wella, KenansviUe, Al ton Newton and J. L. Williams of iveiuuisvuie. '.b-it . ..,?:, . A usi or the ' donors, t or , thia tournament follows: w warsaw, , , DupUn ? Herald, narsaw Motor ' CO., West Motor Co and Robert Herring, " Dry vwouiujsi nose; mil, j, b. FuaselL F. C Craft, Roy Newton, Pope and Co., Farriors Drug Store and Hen derson's Grocery Co.; Magnolia, aeon, ineo Middleton, A, a wesi, j. a; smith, L. m. San derson, 3. L. Mathews, R. C. Wil- on ana Ralph Horne; Wallace, Wonoca Theatre and Wallace En terprise; Falson, F, W. Oakea and o. uwen; Kenanaville, Jeff Mc- ueuuuu s 5erVlee Statlnr, T.ri. Burch'a Servioe- Station, West's Service Station, C .B. Gutherie, Gib Batchelor, Tommy Qulnn and The uuua nmes.. - - - . inis is the second j iniitnam given by the dub for this purpose ao there have been mnnv nora whos4 cooperation has bean huoujt appreciated. t , Miss Bettie Jenkins vmi a Ana joi a auosenpuon to the TIMES. OUR PILGRIM MTinrRa nv. ' rsuusjsjWTED AT OUTLAWS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee and Chil dren,' Mr. and Mrs. Bessie Whaley, Mr. andMra. Needham Stroud were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sim pson Harper last Sunday. : - Miss Kathleen Jones apent " the week with Mr. and Mrs. Bessie .Whaley.,-; iimi Miss Bessie Potter la ill.at.het home where she has been for sev era! weeks. ' i Mrs. Bessie Jones and mother; spent the week end with Mrs; Io nian Harper.; Q?ti Mr. Ben Hines, Mr, Horace Lee were visitors of Bonnie and Julia Jones last Sunday.i;;;,j.;;'';;ii;:5'i Mr. Tom Lee apent Saturday night with Mr. Louis Henry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stroud and daughter apent "Sunday with ;Mr, and Mrs. Simpson Harper, Mr. ; Earl Harper is 11 at his home 'with miuiipaiij.'vj'.i Mra. Bersell Herring and daugh ter, Dorothy .Marie, Miss . Sela Mae McCoy were visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Needham Stroud last Friday Mr. Earl Stroud was a visitor of Misa Verda Jones Sunday. . , HOLT'S STORE COMMUNITY Outlaw's evening, The play "Our wiu presented at Bridge School -l Fririav March 23 at 8:00 o'ckwlr : lue piav bes-ina at finmnK.. m land d ends to Boston. M. a pageant the close shows how .-.uco ana peraecuUon; gave TSu ,wwm ano Drotherhod, The Plav waa wHa. k.. t . . - -- . " tuvuu uv natv John T. Fitz?eral1 OuUaw Bridge Unjversallat church. A Small admission nhanra a la " ?" BeniB ww be charged, ' . jii' !:.ti; 6 we are verv aorrv r that u Priacilla Kennedy died , Saturday night v. t k.;.i w..r.. Mr. Frank Baker was the iruen vi m.mm uessie Davenport Satur day night, -v... (,:v;..---t,;. Misa Novella'Kennedv. Mr. ra. lea Erie Bakei" and Mr. SVanb n.. ker were the guest of Miss Bessie Davenport Sunday.. ; w- . . Misa Grace - Baker. Misa Delia Mercer, Mr. Rob Jones atwtnt Hun- day with Miss Eva and Rena Ken nedy. ,'Y. '"be - :.:.'',.-,.. .-4 i'.. Mr. George Kennedy viaitiui Miss Nernle Brinson Sunday even ing of Cedar Fork. Mr.' and Mrs. Earn Jones vl.lr. ed Mrs. Jones mother Saturday night and ilr, J ra mother Sun- Mr. Richard R. Rouse, Mr. Earl Stroud were shoppers in Klnston last Tuesday. " Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Rouse and daughter were visitors of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Grady Sunday. . Mra., Margaret Brltt, Misa Mary j Stroud were visitors of Mr, and Mra. Warren Stroud Sunday. . s Mr. and Mrs. Needham Stroud; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Outlaw Mra; Vanie Grady, Bertie Stroud, Her bert Stroud, Allen Stroud, Martin Stroud, Corderlia Stroud, Elizabeth Byrd were visitors of Mr .and Mrs. Perry Davis Saturday, night I;1 ' , Mra. Needham Stroud was ' yls ltor of Mra. Richard Rouse last 'Tueeday-;;;; Mra. Mable Stroud and daughter Irene, Mrs. Cella Sutton were visi tors of Mrs. Owen Stroud last Mon- J day. , - ' . i Miss Bettie Grady waa a vjgltor of Miss Olivia Smith-last Satur day night. ' Mr. Charlie Paggett, Misa Mil dred Turner, Mr. Fletcher Rouse, Miss Lottie Mae Turner, Mr. Vir gil Sutton, Miss Jessie Turner, at tended Prayer Meeting at Piney urove last sunaay night . - Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Holt were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Holt last Sunday. Poters Hill Items Choir practice , waa held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M, Bostlc Wednesday night . 1 Messers L. H. Quinn and Barney vjuinn went to Kenston on a bus iness trip Friday. , . Misses Rannie Quinn. Inez Quinn, Ruth Edwards and Thelma BosUc went to Beulaville Satur day afternoon. " Messers Bytral Bostlc and Ar chie Hall were the guest of Misses uneima Lee and Erselle Jones Sun day afternoon. . . Mr. and Mra. Marvin Moore and Mra. v Laura Thigpin and Mr. Moore's parents wer the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown Sun day. Misses ( Vendetta, Verdie and Ronnie Quinn; Messers Albert Mur phy, Cheslie Thigpen and Cagle Houston visited the B. F. .Gra'dy High School Sunday. , .f- ., Mr. and Mrs. N. R, Tiniren and cnuaren spent the week-end with Mrs. Tingens' brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Thigpin. Messrs Barney and Don Quinn and Marvin Houston and Andrew Howard went to Pink Hill Sunday. Everyone is triad to hear that Mrs.. A. O, BosUo is recovering from her Illness. : ; - The quarterly conference tf the Limestone Advent, Christian church was neld Saturday with : G. W. Shepherd, pastor,, acting as moder ator. . s v... .' - , '' v : Mrs. Oliver Miller is ' Visitlne- her sister, 'Mrs. J. R. Weston. Misses Mack Quinn, Myrtle and Lizzie Mae Kennedy and Mr. Orasha Quinn went to 'Rlchlands Sunday.- ' ' . - ' '.' . Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brown spent atun3-ty niRht "with J'r. C. c. . I -r Mr., a Mr, and i. a. 1 , Sunday with L e. e ij i ,. u. L. Quinn. - i , Mr, .Cagle II-ji. 'on whs the guest' of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hous ton Saturday night. -Miss Veora Thigpen has return, ed home from an extended visit with Mr. nd Mrs. Eddie Thigpen of Beulaville. , ,: Mr.' Macy Bostic was theguest of Mr. and Mrs.- C. Q; Thigpen Sunday night. - r Mrs .Matilda' Herring' waa the guest of Mrs. Lettle Hall Sunday. ' Everyone is sorry to hear that Mrs. Ernest Quinn Is sick.. Mrs. Roscoe Futral is recovring from an extended illness, j . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards were the -guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Turner! Sunday. Mrs, Lonnie Jarman waa the guest of, her mother Mrs. Carney Lewla Sunday, -s . - , . ; ,Mrs. Joe Houston entertained at a peanut shelling Friday night tut. Arcnte Hau attended a weinner roast at the John M. Har gett Gym, r Friday -night v ' The Deacons of Limestone Chap el church met at the home of Mr. and , Mra, A;. O. Bostlc Friday evening. - , v. - i Messers L. H. and C. L. Quinn went to Goldsboro Saturday on a business trip. - t Messers Burria and Archie Hall and Misses Rannie Quinn and Es- telle Thigpen attended the picture show, in the auditorium of Beula ville high achool Thursday evening- " " "V'! x - 7- Miss Hazel Brown spent Mon day night with Zettie Quinn. - Messers Barney and Don Quinn and Andrew Howard attended a dance at the- home of Mrs. Smith of Pink HIU Wednesday night ' Misa veroa Thigpen was the guest of Miss MatUe HaU Sun day. , I Messers Lloyd Howard, Carl Wha ley and Burrua Hall and Misses Effie Bostlc, Ruth Edwards, Thel ma Bostlc and Eatelle ' Thigpen went td,Beulaville Sunday.- . . Misses Inez, Vendetta and Ver di Quinn were the guest of Mr. annd m. Ellis Turner Monday night, r ' v o-r-" r,s'' ' CHINQUAPIN ' " M- - Mr. Billy CaVenaugh spent last wee with Harvey Flynn. a. w. xAmer ana Maggie Lee Patrick attended the "sow at Wal7 lace Saturday. ' , FAISON NEWS. Mrs. L. C. Crow, Mrs. M, C. Bow den, Mrs. A. R.' Hicks and Misa Kate Hicks were hostesses to the Sesame Club Wednesday afternoon in the club room, which waa beau I tuuuy decorated with cut flowers., juwr a snort Business session the following program on Ireland waa enjoyed. , " ' " , ' -; Long Way to TlDPerarv.1 uhg- by the club. - . " i - u v'-me Land and Its People" Mra; Kosa Ireland. , Legends, ' Superstitions -and Ghost", by Mrs. Ai H.vWitherinf- "Thomas - Moore" Mrs. . Ernest Taylor. ; - . v .. ; 'Misa Nell Bowden guest of the club sang "Believe Me With All Those Indearing Young Charms." wearing ow The Green." ; Ire land's national song was sung by ue emu. " . ' i , .11, i . i, 3 of l;r. Li's I i.t .,on Eund. y. Mrs. John t " '' L to her home in I ft . Ks visit With 1 and Mrs. H. J. Fu Mr. and Mrs. F. I;, business visitors In day . :,' Mr.. Mason Baughn 1 from Duke Hospital v been for treatment f- week. . - .v .. Mrs. Ernest Taylor an 1 ther Taylor were the gu Ceness .Taylor Thursdt-y.. Rev. R, C. Clontz, of ton was the dinner gut; i A. H. Wltherington fiunu ty. ';:';-;. '. ...Frank Morgan urges bmt.ii smile , to cure depression, "-'v',?; o BOYS PLAY 'INDIAN;' "COWBOY" SERIOUSLY I : ;;i' o ;.,,,.;. - . Pittsburg,' Pa.-iWhlle the " - dlans" were doing a war an-, v p- round Richard Rese, 8, the c, ed "cowboy, someone set fiie i the rope which bound him, f ting the fact that the rope i been tarred. Before Richard c i be released he had been so sew -ly burned, it was necessary t take him to a hospital. - divorce from Jean Harlow wins her third husband. ' - NOTICE .' ,; . :: Notice is hereby given to all rf,r sons ' whomsoever that the utui, r algned Will apply for a parti for Jessie M err t t t , c vlcted in the ..General. Couu Court of Duplin County. Said ap plicant will make application for pardon before His Excellency J. C. B. Erlnghaus, Governor of North Carolina on the 6th day of April 1988. , v. t Any persona opposing said par don will please file the protest on or before said date. ' This 18th day of March, 1935. ,i, ROBERT C. WELLS, Attorney. '. !. ' . JESSIE MERRITT, i Applicant. 3-28-2t R. C. W. , . The hostesses served a delicious salad course. 7 - i , , . Mrs. Dougald Newton and child ren attended the funeral of her un cle in Raeford last week and her mother, Mrs. McDuffle, returned with her. -, ) Mrs. Winnie Falson and Miss Frances Falson entertained at the home of, the former at a card tournament for XJ. D. C. The guesta were: Mr. and Mra. Roy Cates, Mr. and Mra. O. L. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Oakea, Mra. A. H. Witherington, Mr, Virginiua Willlama, Misa SaUie HIU. Mrs. E. J: Hill, Mra. J. X. Morton, Mra. E. M. Rawls, Mrs. J. E. Falson, Mrs. I. F. Falson, Mr. and Mra. Roes Iseland, Mr. A. L. Mansfield, Mra. Isn't hoarso 4 It's io:zr i Yoa radio 1 perfect voir If youtf ""' : ,.: tnbaa ar parfaot. Uaira all tuba -- t taatwlaaaachyaar. YaurKea- . ' Bad UaaUa wUl uat tliam FkaI y . IXclneo with 0 I L. HARVEY &SONv , KIN8TON, N. C. - ' checks COLDS ';iand i FEVER firt day HEADACIir.-i In SO minutes 666 ' liquid - Tablets . Salve - Nose Dropa r 5. . YOU DICTATE . OUR . POLICIES TOUR needa and requirements are always of the utmost im portance when a decision must be made' by the officers "of tlu i Institution. Your .business, your city, your personal affairs a ' all cpnsldered.' And we attempt to. make each decision that which will benefit you the most' .' ; : i . An Institution Founded Upon Publle' Confidence , v J a... m.., ... Km ' Ma b m RESOURCES OVER 819,600,000 AVAKSAW