HIT
will c.irc
' VT'"' "'
. : irr -(v t't
-v
; U ;r;i.rs tsd
. . ;ry d:Lct .faced
T ii the weed's cas
, , : Clzvt Tajlcr, white
i, ''t.'"':!. vrith
) a Lcst.'sV 1 I"
c'iilrcn. ii'-' i I
. ;'..s titer: --ac ( ;--ending
1.' rr r..'
I ' ir svillc in tl day
: Taylor was sittir
!; : ;rch with a gnn,
- vvand fired into the
.3 by, shcts hittirj
t 7 Irea and 'trtilirtr
1 i, xVft Uv. rpu i
: c;zrt tiis w::!c t'
. j... !ii y . p i
4.-.. I
"4
- rt a rcLca n the
;tj forced and hit
' : ci Hi day cf the
I r it Tsylsr was
. . t'ii' tiisy. tsnj
tj i1 the defendant '.not
, r 1 so ty did.",: A man
3 r.J.a scLaci Lis.-jyw two
::n and a l Duplin "Conntyj
;t turns him foot loose. Eivers,
r.:ci was prosecuting " Taylor j
1 1,'orwood Boney , defending
other cases disposed, of during
:. F. Eousej-charKed withras-.!
It with deadly weapon, me, ae
lint had been tried in a-fdrm-:m
tut violated conditions of
:i;-t and was given t)0, days
tl 3 roads. .
vil Dobscn and irank Dob
, chained with; assault ' with
"!y weapon were given nol pros
'i lsave. ,'vV "id''i.V'l" 11 .'!
":':.n Tyrd,' , colored, charged
c :ratir;g auto' while intoxi-
Ccavicted and sentenced to
V.s cn reads, suspended, on
-t cf "itcf cr. ?S0 fe.nl tests
ii-i. T'cf ffect Lehasicr."
; ;x';ir;3 1'iclcctt, charrrl with
'Ij Y.-erTs: v.zik prctaae lan
1 'Jt ,-trr'":ntf
1 :1 ifc;:rty.VGiven n&l pros
i have. ' i ' fj kJ '
, Hi: 3 Jachsbn, " charged ,.with
' " j ri;:r-;, was f:nd guilty.
; fir ja. j;ment continued to
ry terra, " ; ..'-i-f" v-,-(-
r-:, r!:'3 Tcwis irar
, :3 (.Ircn a ccaditicnal sen
3 cf 4 r "t.tlis on rci3 in the
- . ,r 1:3 term fcr dris-jng
-..'S :-t license ari trans
- 1' . :r, " At, this term - of
f s crdered to serve his
r f;:iIr- to comply with
; ff r-tcnce. f
" ""':tcn was found
li v;ith deadly wea
1.. ; 3 months cn rc"ds.
: 33 cf c.ir:3 --.cUre
; - ; a n'l ivzz v;l i lea-
,"7 ioclli
' Jhs rcbr" msetirj .0f the
rai::a d-U Club was ttldcn Wed
E;:Iiy, Jarxary 13. At the. open
irj cf the meeting we repeated
- 'cIiV"---e and'tsng the
"Z. t cf 1' -ith". Kr. aes, the:
tsv " '.-t fam-at-" was
rc? . i in cur clb. ;.7& f then
U :ef rT7 le"t pto
'..n pun by IL.-erg&Je King
ar.1 Virra Ireland. The rrcjram
d by Unby 7hitely.
IIus 7z followed by the 'T.ilf
hi?" sirs, ext the presidenrap
rciitcd a new prcjrani committee
Isr tis incordnj month. , . :
. Thsn tie eronn of boys and
rii was crmea. use ci. ccacrai
correct rlace and way to hanj a
nirror, Then the meeting adjonrn-
t ?tt Qeorgiara:IIiner.'Vi
1
1"'" ,'V ; Vrs-
. Eev. C. H. Storey, D. p. pastor
of St. Andrews Presbyterian Chur
ch in Wilmington ; will be .the
speaker at th? aU day Bible study
held at Warsaw Presbytenan
Church on January 30, sponsored
by the Woman Auxiliary; The
Auxiliaries from Clifton, Faison
and Kenansville'- We lnvited o1
join with the Warsaw , Auxiliary
in this Bible study period. Dr.
Storey will be pleasantly remem
bered in this section having con
ducted revivals here last year. , j-
l-sr ,.,Ji , t . 1 ' y 5 1 M 1
9f ' ' V'v
At Woodland . ,
And Fin!: tffll Sun
i Efev. H.. li:iIcLamb will
resar ' pulpit , appointment' ) at
Wcidland llathodist Church 5un:
'7,' "Y'Zl-s.t iliOQ a. hi,.
ar.1 at'Anuiill Lahday night at
73. public is cordially iii-
Pind Kcra Decide
Hailrcd Tracks
. George Ctorham,-7allace Kegro,
was found lying beside the rail
road tracts about one half-mile N.
of the Wallace depot Monday. He
wasTtilive at the time and was car
ried to a r.ec':y Ilount -Hospital
by V 3 Ccst Line where he died
Tr-' 7 Ihe ccrcner . postponed
an '"-n await- .; i-s ic-
trn
1.7-
If' n D. rot:nson i cf
im. It i3 believed
as mzrdercJ.
-n, after
J
Cnbu jibratcd Vcilnccday Fcr;2nd Tcrhi
iiyf.
, 'rtr
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PEESIDENT FRANKLIN
V , f"' v fv y- ' , i
I''H ' ; " ( 1
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I J f F ' . f .
(EDITORIAL) "
Will Our Court Protect Our
' A "wnite main" in Duplin County, sitting on his front porcn,
i'1 "'bne rainy afternoon took a shot gun and fired away into
1 a passing school bus loaded with Negro children. 32 shots en
; Wil tli a hnn-nA tun nf thf children were sliehtlv injured by
fthe' sKoiilhfe information : Was brought to'Kenansville on the
- fternb,dnf Dctdberlst.? 1938. 'J-8,;fc,M.,, -y:
U courtpre'sided pv5r by a Duplin
.7 defended by DupUn cpuflty mn
v citizens'faclare"d that this Snan'
free.' (m top-tf this the7reportiasi! uctooer staxea max ne.wasi.
drinking. T)ie. court did not, pass on his drinking but merely;
;. stated thathi was innocent of firing a shot into a passing ,
'school bus and injuring" two children, merely because the de-:
ifendaiit said it was ' accidental. He said in a former hearing
' ;,that he was: shooting ,at a, chicken in, his, yard. We.-.do not
. claim to De experis on exueitens, out une wuiuu utuiu aco
chicken.running-aronnd in the rain when there.was plenty. :
of "shelter; AJsoxa efiicken, as small as it is, would riotb walk- -
- ine around - in ' mid air about thtee feet , from the ground so i
,VCL&
that when snot at tne waa ot snot - non.a Duiiet mma you,,
but a load from a shotgun would glance and,. hit a passins;
school bus. It is a violation of the law for a person to shoot.a;
... gun on a level where there-is the slightest possibility ofHhe;,
shot hitting an individual. . How could a passing school bus .,
get-shot into nnless the one holding the rgun .-was violating ;
s the- law? If this verdict was not the greatest miscarriage otr t
'justice in Duplin County, there never has been a miscarriage "
of justice I It is an insult to the intelligence of puf etfurtthat
can never be wipcl away". -We contend it is unpardonable?,
Wherwill the cLren of our county' be safe when a, person
can shcot kto a scl. tol bus and be decred not guilty I ; .
:f 7e v:::tu:e fuither to say,t.ha.t if is bti' had'been loaded
-with white children the countv would have risen un and even?,
threats of lyrchir. heard. If a person will shoot into a colored '' ,
, ,r-cl bri it i r-,t irccrceiv"l?3,to Vir h? would shopt into a
p r
1
DELANO, ROOSEVELT
! r
County judge prosecnted and ;
and a iniy o Pn County ,
was not guilty, and should go;
I'r. W, H. "Tayl'r, Extenei:
' -3 CerHit, irkiz in ccr -:tisa
witli County Asnt, x:i ' ;
'Inct a school cn hes masrc-
-t at the Kenansville HizU' ;
. ::1 cn Tuesday, January Cth.V
: t 3 o'clock P. II. This is a rare
f : rrlin County. Mr. Taylor will
: ..:. the farmers just what dar; ,
r - :s are being done to their her I
r w . wrfc imn anil nio.n.A n nr
tlis m'jy be eliminated. Part cJ ,'
tils will be shown by moving pic- r
t"i rll will alinw- TiTi. ynid
nr:ezt ana xeeomg oz cogs, ait ' -sa
dr:i:s and wcrm controL -
Drrlin County leads all other
' j m v ." mm
connxi3 in xonn i; arcana in tn
nunher of hogs grown. There is r'i .
reason why this county canned
lead the state in the quality anl
profit of hogs. If is estimated thai;
worms slow up growth of hogs a
much as 20 per cent. This one facf-f
grow hogs to" lose one out of ev V
erj five btfslels! of corn fed tif
them. Let us "ctit the cost of prchf.
uhvuvu' uiUT ui iuuu. xuuicaoc uux, ' '
profits 'frdM the '.hogi to be raised. ,
in this county by improved metbM
' Come out and take part in the. .
discussion. It win cost yon noth
ing and may profit yon much. e,
member the time and place, Ken' .'.
ansville High School, Jannvry 23 '
Temperance Field
Uayln
Dimlm
r- The- fifth Sunday, January-Slstr
will be field day in Duplin County
for the cause of temperance. Ser
mons -will b6 in reach of the most' 1
or tne uupiin people on mat sun- ,
day with outside, speakers in many .
of the chuifches. j These speakers t
temperance and we are sincerely'
We need to show the people what
drink will do for their souls and'
bodies, and that is the nurnose of i-
this rallv. We want every nerson ' "
in Dtmlin to attend at least one of :
fKeA cArtnnoa' A norfiol list ih ;
VUV0V BVWW mm MU MMV V VUw !r, j '
speaiongs rouows: ine list wiu oe
completed and revised next week,'.,
At some of the appointments the ; r
name 'of the speaker is not avail-"
able at this time. Look carefully '
over the list.- ,'
. . Services at 11:00 '
1 . Warsaw; Cale K: Burgess ; Wal- s
lace, Rev. J. E. Lanier; Faison,
sneaker not known: Wallade: Rev. t
W: P. WCurrie: Magnolia, - K. D, 1
Brown - Magnolia, " speaker not ;
known": Rone's Chanel, sneaker not '
known ; f Chinquapin, Sev. W. H. .
Eubanks: Kennasville,' Dr. W. L?.ii
roxeat ; itcoiy axancn nev. u, j. -Whalev
: ; CalvusO. Rev. ,1. Ii i .
Beat 'TlIarsh. fi-npflfcpr : not. Icnown i
Pleasant yiew,ii lames WBntlerj
Tel on I Uronlr . Tamaa Dnflor
WAUMU VAbVAl ffHUlVd WV MI&WVfAt
i jsnenasnip, nev, a. l., inomp-';
TftllTlCA-n ' OTdlVDTtlAf frit ATI7T1 PatL &
ton Chanel. sueaker not known t1"-
vait iraie, , speaser not : Known; '
Stanford, Rev. F. L. Goodman r
r- 1 'T 1 -,V. ., . 1 T.L. - A M . ? . v . '
Pearsall, Gale K Burgess.; v ''
,S ,. c Services' at 7;30 w7jt
i ' Magnolia,' Cale K. Burgess; Rose.
HilLfHti"ZHA' SmTifti KnflnsillA "
Rev. A. 1,1 Thompson i Warsaw.'"
speaker not known;' -BeuIaviUe,,;;
ch: James W. Butler; Wallace,. W1
Tolman Shaw. ,
Fonr fanners T rf f "
County, have - set1"
their farrn-woodlands to t
fV "n- 1 y,-w r1
t
1
,3 tiierence.
They fwere
i i