Tilt,
Ey ESSa IMNTON SILVER - , ,
Ti:3 JUMP W lieutenant
r A. H. Grariam got . the
i Clyde R. Hoey, the Shel
i atlo giant,, in announc
i candidacy for Governor,
a had, announced that
1 tell the dear public of
-nUons after the. General
y adjourned by "Sandy"
i made it almost "immed
if not sooner", in announcing
t'.e Legislature was, marking
i order that bills might be
I. If Mr. Hoey hasn't apok
i you read this you may ex
to hear, from him . ere long,
a good political time will be
by one and
ther have a' place on the Superior
Court ench. The Legislature pass
ed a bill reducing the" retirement
ages for Judges from 70 to 65 years
of age and that will -mean that
younger men, such as Mr. Johnson
will have more opportunities of be
ing addressed' as "Tour Honor',
JUST A' TRUNI II' I j L I
i?WTHREAT-Alot of people
i Raleigh and elsewhere . are
; that they can persuade Se
f Carl U Bailey of Washing
r unty to run tor Lieutenant
: or. Already numerous can
. have been mentioned with
or Paul D. Grady of Johnston
1 former Senator George Mo
ra as the go-getter of the cam
;n so far. Senator W. J. Clark
y take the boys on but it is
sored along the old Grapevine
,t he might withdraw If a triple
reat to Grady -can be "found.
..lie of the wise boys think Balr
loy is the man; , The Seimtor from
Washington lias $ good legislative
recora to leanupon u ne nuuum w
side to run.
HAPPY BOY That Euro, prln
clpal clerk of the House of Repre
sentatives during, the past several
, sessions, is like a. kid with a new
! tov so hanDv he Is. at the reaoon-'
' so to the recent suggestion that he
I might be a candidate for Secretary
of State, Stacey W. Wade, who
holds down the secretarial Job at
present, say he isn't worried, al
though it's a pretty safe bet that
he would,' like to see the, popular
Mr; Eur decide to take some oth
er Job. Both 'men are well liked,
know their politics from K to Z.
and would provide the natives with
a lively race should they run a
gainst one another, i " -
-t;
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; GOT NASTY--The wets huthe
House, got awfully angry with the
Senate for killing the Pay liquor
bill and, proceeded, to pass some
legislation Just to spite the . Sena
tors. One1. Raleigh political observ
er wrote that he had long deplored
the ."Intolerance of. drys". but re
cently 4e had become acquainted
With the Jntorerance of the wets
which, lie described as "Just as bad"
.. :V:'"1;V ' . .- t. Many people who believe the prea-
. ; UNPOPULAR Senator y. L. nt prohibition' system la extreme
Ppence of Moore, went home, from, ly bad and would like to see - the
e Legislature' much less popular cqntrol laws liberalized in order to
than, when he came to Raleigh for get nqt out m the open, do nqt
the simple reason that he opposed, believe the House wets helped the
diversion of the money you pay in causfl any by displaying their tent
gas, taxes toe, your road. Senator pgr, , . y
vEpeiice said upon all occasions -. --- 0 ' i .
that he believed that suqh money i . n v :
eiioum do" spent on row wra mn ; oaiiujr x 14111 ncns
THREE smiling young stowaways
demonstrate the ample space
available tor luggage, golt clubs or
trophies of a shopping expedition.
I, found In the trunk compartment of
r m. m tr n m ,
Mio mi ruru i-a ivunm sedans,
two of the new da luxe types recent
announced by the Ford Motor
Company. The trunk compartment
with 1J cubic feet of space Is an
inherent part of the design of the
Tudqr. and Fordor Touring Sedan
jody firpes. All the space Is used for
for other purposes. But the Moore
County lawmaker, was : overruled
ty the General Assembly,; which
c elded to ' take 1 1,800.000
y ar of the next biennlunt out of
t e hiotorists pocket to pay general
f nwgof, the State. Governor Thursday.
I ".l.llgniMIS WUS ttt UM3 MUW UIIMP
i i as' Senator Spence but not
. Mr. and Mrs. Zedio Futrell and
children were visitors' at Mr. Hob
""I Williams Thursday. " -Z ;
Mies Mildred Williams spent the
night with Mill Ula Maud Futrelf,
Mr. Atwood Lee attended the
show at Beulaville Thursday night.
! Miss , Ula 'Maude Tutrell spent
the week-end with her brother, Mr.
Marlon Futrell. ' y J - ;
' Mr. Roy Lee and .Mr. Claudie
iUa Sumner were Visitors to Mr. David
.. Kennedy Fridav niirht. 1 v 1
tmS . . .. -.r r - m-.l 11 .
( iough .of the boys were, willing
to listen.;' Watch- your step two
j -ars from now; ;
BIG, FIGHT'-i-The school " book
; '.llsherii6 ihe. schools ;or.
I Z:?.Z Ct tZnZTr ' Mrs. Zedic Futrelt wd.daugfater
1 ii rental system but Governor Fridaw . nleht ' with " Mrs
inghaus anlnla Mends were KCes nnedv v 2? V?
nnlned , that such a measure,"ces nnf-dy--,v" w
ilia oe enucieu iiiuj law ui vruer i; . -- , - , j-
t each child In the State might reith gueste Of. Mrs. Mariqn
1 tve not only. en. eight months : '
e Uool ! tiut . books with .which to , " Mr. and Mrs, Joshua ' Futrell
rarrvion the studies. The nrono- spent the week-end with Mr. and
sal brought' on 'major legislative Mrs, William Thigpen. ,
- battle but finally became law and
now you ean-get school books for
: your youngsters at much less post
.. :
. COSTS MONEY Samuel Blythe,
one of the big-shot writers of this.
- county writes that owners of small
amounts' of utilities stock have al-
ready suffered' losses of three and
k one-half billion dollars by-reason
of declines i the value of such se-
curltieC Now that the Rayburn
bill to urn almost complete con
trol of utilities over to the federal
power commission la before .Con-
- gress your home-town : Rayburn
bill but. some folk believe it etiU
. has a chance of becoming law, un
'' less the opposition gains strength
, BEE ia BUZZmO The guber
natorial, bug.. Is reported to hate
bitten Senator John T. Burrua,
V fjh. Point doctor,- but many of the
political wise-acres do not believe
he will run next spring. With Con
f ressman R. L. Dougbton definite
lv out of Jthe race . it la possible
"t -.t Dr.' Burrus could attract is
co iderable following from the
ra..s of followers of R. T. Foun
t in, former . lieutenant governor
v ho was defeated for Governor by
John' C.-B. Ehringhaus in X932. j
NOT QUrrnNG--Mr. Fountain
is still working around Raleigh' and
t -'Pt moat of )ast week around
t ,e l !.;.'ature where he is hoping
t l'ne up support for his Senator
i 1 canaidacy in opposition, to Sen,
r J. W, Bailey. "Some of " my
ent'a friends are spreading it
t ad that I will not be acandi
a but I want to say that I am
ady inthe race to stay... The
i who runs- against tne will
to go down-every rabbit path
tate," Fountain said Just
-a otl;r day. f)'-'i.K'r;f-;
i- Mr. Roy Lee was the guest of
Miss Lila Maude Futrell Sunday.
Mrs. Joshua Futrell ,' was ' the
guesjt of Mrs. Viola Sumner Thurs
day evening. .'". -
Mr Claudie Sumner 'was the
guest of Mr. Linster Futrell Sun
day evening, i , .if' - .
Mr. Linster. - Futrell . was the
guest of Miss Bessie Kennedy Sun
day. i r
Mr. and Mrs. 'Hob Williams were
visitors ftt Mr.i A. Wo Hall's Sun'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lanier and
children spent Saturday ; evening
In.- Beulaville. ?;tj.& ?i ... ,
Ciilr, Claudie Sumner , was. . the
guest of Miss Delia Mercer Sun-dayi'Vi-;:
Mr. Coy Sumner, was the guest
of Mtsa Etffie Hal'.)Sunday;after
' Mr. Atwood Lee was a visitor at
Mr. Alvin Hairs Sunday evening.
. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy and
children, of Mt Olive visited his
mother Mrs.' R. C. Kennedy, Sun
day evenmg.j?.!-;;:'i;;'-;;J.
Blizzard Cross Roads
! Mr. and Mrs. Asa Howard spent
Sunday afternoon with bis sister
Mrs. George Spence near Kinston
who 1 seriously 111. ' i 1 r.
Mtaa Tlola Howelf bt Kinston it
spending1 ' the week-end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Jf. D Howell
Mrs.: Frank Grady Is Improving
at -this writing. S
.The "Death Angels Visited Miss
Lannte Herring Sunday morning
and took her son Park, who has
been seriously ill for some time.
Miss Rosa Lee Outlaw ' visited
Miss Corrine Grady Saturday af
ternoon, i'ht'::iV!i'V:-yr :
' Mr, J. B. Grady has Returned
i i tUSY-Colonel Tliotnas Lb- from Duke Hospital very much
f Elrkpatrick, , former . State Improved,; ? ' -'J ?t-'? t S'
or from Charlotte is stirring j Mr. and Mrs. Asa Howard made
1 -j gubernatorial campaign business trip' W Faison Friday.;:
days. Like. Fountain, the! Miss Agnes Howell visited Cor-
mehty Colonel spent a good rlne Grady Saturday afternoon,
t of last week rubbing elbows j Mrs. Cleveland Outlaw and dau
' . .:latore in behalf of his ghter Adell and Miss Snuthey
icy. The Colonel was the Howard visited Mr. and Mrs.
nounced candidate for gov- Frank Grady Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. G. A. Outlaw viBlted Mrs.
Frank Grady Saturday afternoon.
Visitors to Mr. J. B. Grady Sun
day was Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Pow,
ell of Snow Hill. Mr. and Mrs. 1
Leslie Waters of Oak GroveMr.'
i a time, having disclosed
ion to run while a mem
toe 1G33 General Assembly.
i I'ONOR Friends of Rob
' Johnson, Speaker of the
I' preventatives, are dls-,and Mrs Jodie Grady of near Whtt-
t of his becomnlg a field Hill. . v ,
i e li: uu'iiant Govern- Vi;)!!ors of I'.va. Frank Grady
, f y B"y, t" l ra-jv,':' ' -' y t' " ' i were Mrs.
, . . . - v . -.
1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Davis in Pender county for burning two and additional funds had to be add
! Blalock. t barns and setting fire to a dwelling le dto complete the work and in the
j Mr. James Jarmoh visited Miss was, arrested at the home Of Ed. I effort to keeb the price as low as ,
jva rvuuams oaiuiuujr eveiuiiK. i "i uincera wu-1 possible, an Inferior grade or siaie .'
Mr. Joseph Brinkley of Chinqua- llamson and Dail and was turned was put on the roof. It seems that
pin spent Sunday 'evening with over to sheriff Brown of Pender 'those In charge thought that they
Miss Macy Miller. , . '. Monday f night. Williams was 'Were : getting the best grade of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and found in the loft of the Moore .i.te but time as tu-oven that they
family visited Mr. and Mrs. R;- L1 home wnere ne naa tried to evade had a poor grade sold to them and
"aM m til. aAasm ' whan Ka 1a a, u J .. m
jvuuer or jjeuiaviue sunaay.
Mr: George Lanier apent Sunday
'roll..
.Messrs. John Wesley Veach and
; Mark Langs ton spent the . latter
- part of Sunday afternoon in Halls-
vllle. - ;
I : Mr. and Mr C. N,' Hlnes and
family and Roy Hunter spent Sun
. day'evening visiting their friends.
I Mr. M. N. Bostio of Burgaw vla
' lted here Saturday afternoon. ;
the officers when he learned
teir approach to the house.
Sr;;' o
of nut on thn huildinp. Tini roof has
had to be. repaired several , times
in recent years and now the roof
..J.:i...
luggage, the spare tjre being cat
ried , conventionally'', 'at the rear,
while an inner compartment under
the. floor provides space for tools.
The trunk compartments may be
lockM with the same key that fits
the ; tire 'lock.? Thtfnew touring
sedans were- designed to provide anjp
pie luggage carrying facilities for
families doing .extensive traveling
who wish to utilize the car Interior
for .passengers," They have proved
thus far to be among the most popu
lar Ford body types; V'
Walter Blizzard, Mrs. W. P. Thorn
pson. and Misa Mildred Blizzard..
Little Irvln and Clifton Outlaw
visited their uncle, Mr. A. R. Bliz
zard, Sunday, ,
Mrv W. P. Thompson of Blizzard
Cross Roads visited Ms father near
GnldaborA Fridav.. . . - '
Duplin County
v . Marriages
-White Russel d. Speer, 24, of
Hammonton, N. J. and Margaret
Heath, 18, of Rose Hill, .
., Colored - Joseph Samson, 23, and
Lydle Johnson, 21, both of Duplin;
Avery Frederick, 21, Helen Byrd,
18, both of Duplin; Ramon Lamb,
and Martha Jones, both of Duplin;
Luke Carlton, 30, and May Bell
Wallace, 23, both of Duplin; Lizzie
Felyaw, 21. and Olivia Randolph,
22, both of Duplin; Cleveland Dix
on, 21, and Glennle Lof ten, 18, both
of Duplin; James Carlton, 22, and
Jessie Matthews, 20, both of Dup
lin; Tesale Boney 33, and Hester
L. Johnson, 29, both of Duplin.
Texaco. Oil Co. Erects u ,n uch bad wMion that a new
TkT en j. TT root wiu pave 10 pui on. wonunen
jMeW OtatlOn Here started to tear the roof off of the
s ' . , ' j i " building Monday and Vha tinners
V Tb3 Service Statloh In Kenans- are expected by the middle of the ,
vllle at the Intersection of high- week to begin the new roof.'; The
ways .34 and 1L formally owned parts of the roof elft uncovered by
and operated by J. L. Williams, is the removal of the slate will bo ,
beingrfebullt by the, Texaco Oil covered with water-proof paper to
Company. The entire building has protect the building until the tin
been raised about two feetnd Is can be put on. A heavy grade of,
being brick veneered and repalnt-itln ' being used to cover ' the
ed. Rest rooms for ladies and gen-1 ouiiaing.
tlemen are being' added,- and this
will become one: of the most at
tractive service stations in Ken
ansvllle. The property la now un
der lease to Jeff , McLendon who
will continue to operate the new
station. ; :
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TO WASHINGTON CITY
A wooded trough has been made
from the roof of the Court house
to ths ground through which the '
workman slide the slate to the
truck on the groi-nd and It is being
hauled away.
NOTICE OF SALK BY TRUSTEE
Under and by virtue of authori
ty contained in a certain Deed of
by Maria C. Col-
lalned those present! with some
very beoutif ul plamVftiusic. , .
liessrs. H. N. Bostic and Ralph
Veach made a business trip to
Warsaw Monday morning.
Messrs. i Roland iiLangston and
Ronald Royals of Friendship sec-
::r w,, vWtrt here Sunday.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill, ' Saturday afternoon visitors of one of the group had stolen ten
jxliw juary uuu.ousuu were: misses uuumo iu ,mu ,1.
Lila Mae and Minnie Wade, Mary "den In some of their belongings.
Graoe Sumner, Fannie Mae Miller , Officers searched the trunks and
and Mrs. J. X Sumner. j cooking utensils etc. and were uri-
Miss- Hettie Hu'iiter of MurtHv able to flnd tne money.
Creek is spending a few days with
her brother, and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Thief or Na Thief
'Some excitement occurred al
the 'Court House Tuesday when a
trailer load of strawberry pickers
was stopped at the complaint of an
old negro man,
Dr. G. V. Goodlnsr. N. B. Boliey.
C. B. SItterson and Gilbert Hun-' Trust executed
nycutt all of Kenansville left Mon- well and husband. J. H. Colweii to
day afternoon for Washington. D. I J- J- J'- Voi, -
8th day of October 1932, and re
C .on a business trip. They re- m offlce Df the Register
turned to Kenansville Tuesday jof Deeds for Duplin County; De
night, 'fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness tnereoy
secured, I will sell at public auc-
for cash, to the highest bld
at the court house door ,in
Sam Newton Injured
- tlon,
" 1
Mr. Sam Newton, carpenter of der.
Kenansville was painfully Injured
Monday morning when a piece of
steel broke from his hammer and
entered his forearm and punctured
an artery. He rushed to the doctors
to
Sunday afternoon,
, Mr. Earl , Blizzard motored
Kinston Sunday afternoon. ,,, .
Mlsri Thelma Outlaw, of near
Blizzasd'a Cross Roads la spending
a while with her sister Mrs. Frank
Grady. , , . . , ,- ,
. Miss Thelma Outlaw and Smith
ey Howard had as their' guests
Sunday Mr. William- Depree and
Earl Banks., J '
Mrs. J. J. Blizzard visited Mrs.
J. D. Howell Sunday. ' f
1 Smlthey' Howard had as her
guests Sunday afternoon Mr1. Troy
Williams and Mack Williams, i
:vRlght many from this section at
tended the. funeral of. Mr.'- John
Conker of Seven Springs Sunday.
Misa Lucile Grady visited Mrs.
Frank Grady, Friday afternoon-. -
.. Misa Maybelle, Estelle and Etta
Hill spent Saturday afternoon with
Mrs., Walter Blizzard.
Sidney Hunter., .-.,
WHO Ciatmea mat nm hn thA hlnnH runx phprkeri
'and an unsuccessful effort was
, made to locate the piece of Bteel.
The doctors said that the piece of
metal seemed to have gone through
the artery and lodged some where
between the two bones in the fore
arm. Mr. Newton was able to con
tinue his work removing the slate
from the Court House on Tues-
There was some indignation a
mong those whose belongings were
molested by the accusation of the
negro man, and he quickly left the ' day mroning,
scene after failing to find the
money. The trailer was reloaded
and continued on its way.
J n
A. very large number attended
church at the rHallaville Baptist
Church Sunday and Sunday night. '
juttsarH. n, w; sunuc, j v. rsos- s
made a business tup to .Kenans- Pender Law-Breaker
vllle Saturday afternoon. xjtw i
Miss Mary Lou Bostic spent Sun-! ArreSteO In DUplin
day" with Miss Vera Miller. j - 0
, , Mr. and Mrs. Diii Blalock spent ; Ernest Williams,, colored, wanted
New Roof For The
County Court House
When the new court house was
erected in Kenansville, it was let
by contract and called for a slate !
roof. The contractor went broke i
Kenansville, N. q,, on the 10th day
of June 1935 at twelve o'clock
noon, the following described tract
of land:
Beginning at a stake on Col
lege Street at the Intersection of
College and Bell Street and runs
with the' Eastern edge of College
Street 210 feet to John Fate Best
lot 243 feet to a stake on a ditch ;
thence with the flitch and the
line of J. L. Jordan 210 feet to
a stake on College Street; thence
with the Southeastern edge of
College Street to the beginning.
This the 7th day of May 1935.
J. T. GRESHAM, Jr.
Trustee.
A. J, Blanton, Attorney.
6-6- 4t.-A. J. B.
The Maysville Club
v Holds Meeting ' 1
t Friday afternoon May the 10th J
Mnsdamea Gt. W. . Swlnaon and C. (
M. Nicholson entertained - the
Maysville Demonstration Club in
the home of Mrs. Swlnson. .
Mesdames Pate, King, Holland
Swlnson and Southerland gave in
teresting and helpful talks which
each and everyone enjoyed.-" ."'';
-. Mrs.' MCSwaln gave a - Demon
stration on finishing floors.
The - Maysville , Demonstration
room will be finished - by Mrs.
Swlnson, .' . ' 1 '
" Miss. Belle Grady gave several
selections on the piano accompan
ied by Miss Pattie Belle Faulk on
the violin, i . , , i
- Dellctoua strawberry cream and
cake were served by the hostesses.
Thif June meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. Henry Roberts
Mia. W. J. Roberts and Miss Mary
Roberts Hostesses.
V, (A - ' By Club Secretary,
' HaHsville News '
, . O r .
; Miss Lena Blalock spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs, Ed Hou
ston. - ' V'
Mr. R. I. Miller and Misses Glen
nle and Davis Miller of Beulaville
visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Millci
Monday evening.
,; Mrs. Tommle SandUn and chil
dren spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Smith.
Mrs., Lena-, Brock -and children
visited here Saturday'afternoon.
Uttle Mr. Jake Bostio visited
Messrs. Haywood, Adron and Viv-
lan Miller Sunday afternoon. . , I
Mr. and Mrs. Albert.; Kennedy'
and family of near. Beulaville spent '
Sunday, with Mrs, Kennedy's par-'
ents, Mr.' and Mrs. Edward Hous-I
, Mr, and Mrs. Carlton Bostic vis
ited. Mr. and Mrs. Alston-Carroll
Sunday af terdoon. ,A ,
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Houston spent
Sunday with Mrs. Houston's moth
er, Mrs. Addle Blalock. .
Rev. and Mrs. Lonnie Powers and
daughter, : Mary Ellen, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wade i
Sunday. -, fr.. j
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
HallsvlUe Presbyterian Church met
at the home of Mrs. Luther Miller
Saturday -e veiling.., -A ( delicious i
course of chicken salad sandwiches
and tea' were served by ' Mlssej
Vera and Macy Miller. A large
number attended the meeting. Af
ter the' meeting Miss, Hazel Rob
ertson of Sampson County enter-
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