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.j :s hear a com
i l"r:i ' :3 far comer about
a lieavy curden on
" : Ilrcn's chi!dren,but
f i l ..: : . . i. Aid whtf-tf should
:rry? The men df that gene-
t: .11 find more and better
V: -n we for shifting the bur?
j f.-tnre generations, :The
' tie debt will never really
i ri ir oa. monev can be
1 fcr refunding existing"
wt.,i8 we go n stream
. . ew York Times row
. i.rvard with a proposal for
'l-ir? the stately figure of
' ' tasaytcihir::
3 it yoid jrYa.c?' -3 f
in cc
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ri"r ts ever
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tv, sool frii
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r- " ,' eircat:;ai
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A ( . Jimond County. To do
ill ret be araissto say the
. for from all indications Ur.
1 3, jprincipal cf ,tlt8 risrbe
'. 1, .' f reccersjici, V grHt
:i v .K'ay cf'jaaliiVv
' I V -?srttoities,f frtf . ' fi
'. ,'T" itikci'-.cnt'r'!;.::?'
i:f rb'it 't7C;3 .ti c.-:i
f . realm of educatisa. -Ifcn-.
ilia i education " ; ; -authorities
11 1 be intensely interested in
; tiLereb their task con
.3 rrade lighter and the possi
ty cf success should be made
re real., .. . . ?l V" .
' With the cecity
billTracticary j
eral AssenlZy t 3
vote.tp have l: - ay relict
that it is a fcr-.! cmcsica
that aij'-irir- c; ..ti.-.s cf eyne
sitly Easrssn. Ien::r ar.d Onslow
are. already selling :;egaiizeoV m:
nor. " . w'i' '
The bill permits each county to
vote on the question and if car
ried, to set up A. B. C. stores.
Any township, however, opting
such may prevent a store ton per
ing set up in its territory incept
the ccuuty ieat v 4 -, -7h?n
, aslced this, morning,
rii aiW; W J. X. Hiller: of .the .Dun
lin County Commissioners said it
was too early , to say wnen wupim
r- T" i tA?,n UO "Sr
-. tv3 L-,ter jet. j:r. HHer
: ' 3 l:zt r t to .trirg' t W ,tn
U it iJ finiJy 'cdmted la the
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r 7 reavy
ii'i Xvery
r r trnA ms'J,tr'"aSV.
ii r' -ova t,-.. .1 s !if Are we
j to t""t c-r vch'.to legalize
a evil,l: -l.'taia cne ,bf the
most f":. jxe&pons to hu
r7i K.iritv?'ill a. vote for le-
-lircl llcr ure the situation
Kij v?c;;r-?1 it Tedy is With
1 2ctif"--r Ecatt-rci t.ircx'znoux
commence, work scon on' his' new
home. .The sight is beins- cleared
away, located on the Warsaw-Ke-nansville
highway about ,two wi
les out of JS.enansvuie. , , ' -,
question involves
prowtns pzsp s-.auia
c'-' i in ' JJiuva.
'j ' pr-'e: fiver v,ftiot;ly,
and ccnstvy.There
on
ha co-.tv feti.l '-415' 1 i&i
everv- sus ot us f ia a cry voie
Stnn' bicti hftv rftcentlv been
placed at ,3 intersections in Ken-
ansviue ana autoists. wno ignore
them are subiect to arrest. At the
intersection of highvy. and. ll
at J. uxunu s store signs nave
been placed approaching the inter
section from the court' house,
from Beulaville and ' from Pink
Hill. -s. r:
At the intersection of state
highway 24 and U.' S. 117 in the
Eaathern :edge of i ; Kenansville
signs have been placed on '.117 drlv
in?, from Tin City towards Warsaw
in front of Page's Service Station;
Jtfav&g the rear of Page's service.
station .traveuiw: towaras Yauace
and about in front ; pf ; Brinsou's
store" entering Kenansville ifrom
Warsaw.: Ia other words the drtvr
er must sfbp at thcihieey 4n
tersection in every direction .ex-
Warsaw, f rom Kenansjie to tTin
City and from Tin City to Kenans-
ville.(One has also; qeeu piacea at
tne intersectioa ;v?nere we ;.enr
sects the'h,ajd .furjace liirqnt'oJ,
Patrolman ; Pierce stated "that
.1if law .TOill.bi enforced.. Tester-
dav he made 4 arrests for failure
to observe these1 signs, 4 Frances
II. G. Mann of Baleigh, Ge
neral Manager of the State's : K
ii two largest farm co-opera-1
: fives, who addressed a meet
ing k of farmers in 'f! Wallace
Friday, February 12th i
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.'ciirncy Dates . V :
' C OITCrOUO, Feb. ' 18 The
" . - t.i Annual Ten 1 County
- v." prions of Champions" Bas
' ..IL-.Il Tournament, conducted by
3 T7r-rff County Memorial Com
- . ; 1 r'.IL-g', v.m le LelJ the
and. 13th of March,
Cl3rcro. - " , '
"' is t"'""""ar?.?7it is ce cf the
: Carolina.
stamp outvthe tr?ffic,jaud improve
conditions' as. ther are t' Knowing
that adjoining counties sell it,
l-l-t:t;bsitlrets'V!;,?und
u ile-if .,fct our ' mii5t,- knowing
cir swaraps, and knowing '.' Itnat
we-':faced;witi'-tre.wo:ift
increase is ua yaic, ac wc jusu
f ied in lesralizine the traffic in
Duplin ana reaping: the profit in
stead of letting the bootlegger
pocket all ? And finally when we
come to the bottom of the whole
matter can we legislate a moral
n npstion ? f!n.n we teach " temner-
ance when the law forbids the le
A We read of the ' increase in
farWcy.ja jour 5ountry:Sit
is rnAiwstiiMr note thftt in Den-
xances i ,rwjfm ..--- --.
ttH , Af Jiv.rf.kOm XnUok mar wnere iarnwrs are.wie mu
TLTt ITiitrft and Wm. Horne Of An-'."".. yv""-- ?T?-TT-r T
Jeggers and by noon of the follov
in? day the liquor had all been
disposed of .and presumably con
sumed; ; k i''! . ' .'T'
, We wonder how much of this is
vrnnv tm in everv community in!
gal use of a thing? Temperance is Puplin', County. Our ctcss is;,that
treyville were arrested rand fined
r? Getting Jacfc to.tfie jiauor jaues
8Z:wi'U,cwbai4 whiskey capital is tW good earth and tjieir
was hauled into Hose Jiiu v lasj equipmeni;; -vjmu v www
Sunday during church hour, dis- are tne seeas. iney piani ana iue
M.nUi.mmi TinaoiMv A . hnot-' f ertilizers and sunulies " they use:
The . farmers of Duplin and
Sampson Counties ? shipped two
car loads of hogs last week from ;
Warsaw, A total of 27,424 pounds
of hogs were shipped to a packing .
.nTirorn fn Baltimore. The nrodu-
cers ' were well pleased with the
sale and we have had several re
quests ,to continue this ; coopera- v
iiw menod of marketing' hogs, It
is ,qur jplan to continue thujas,
long as tne iarmers waiii it. t
That -proper thinningof tte
forest land can be made'a valuable
project on the farms in Buplin
County was demonstrated - very
dearly by several of the leading,
farmers last week. Mr. B. H, Pa
ge, Assistant H Extension ? Forester,
along with the help and fine co
operation of the following' farm-
m bti fTiAir Tiei?hbors. helned us
put ou six actual thinning demon-
Stranons lasi; wees u;w vwukj .
With'the following iarmers: w.
Kilpatrick, Bose Hill; B. P. Bum-1 .
merlin, Mt olive; a. jr.. uuuaw,.,
Seven Springs; raui uuuaw, oev--
0n Springs ; LOW a.ornegay, w sir
saw : and J. F. Williams, Warsaw. '
A small plot on eaeh iarm was,
actually thinnea; the wood cut, pi- 1
led and measured, and the trees
left standing were counea. ' An ,
average of 18 cords of wood per
acre was cut . ana . wm , xrees . per i
acre left to produce more wood
and timber. 1 ' "
Ur. Joe Wood of Boute 2, Wal
lace,' and Mr. 0. ! 1. .Holland J of
Kenansville,1 B. F. D., nave made
plans to set an acre of -Black Xo
cust trees for the purpose of pro
ducing fence posts. As far as any
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; m.ZxA Ai'n V a! tkmi 'A. mm nwrtn Art ft TITO- '
selves ;M" W Cou?'
At-.;' . :j ..ii. 4V1,.; ,x rm. 4.. m' i miim trnffl inn
lit 11UC V1CCB W wmsiMV44i1wji
State JIursery and will only cost
$3.00 per thousand, which will be ,
nnnorii fn tot an siftTft' Ahese men
will receive $5.00 in Soil Building
'ilTorth ' Carolina
snendinr rn excess
farmers - are
of 4 $40,000.-
000 a yeat forfertflizers S-'aiid a
if :they would insist Upon high
analysis plant xooa oi jeuowh qna-
litv Tt. rostft hut as much to fix
and tranport sand, as it does real
plant f pou
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it Is now' at a scant 4 ner cent.
Truly, Denmark points the way.
f'A iriim)iin nf tliAir Pavmonta frnm the 1H37 Soil Lon
more important that' they receive
a jusi price lor vucir iuusucu.iiw-
ducts.fe-: ''
cr-tj
c
) ti:
ty c. ;::s - .ana
t3 f: .-..i-g coun-
s to t tcr: -lenior,
en. LaBlin. amn-
Jcrcs, Lecomoe, wuson
I !:r and Wayne.. v -
If ens cf the above counties
I:c3 net send representatives, any
cci"ty ct'ier- than those ; named
. j 4-J t,.0.c. - '!.
11 3 1 3 ysV tournament was won
j ; iilihll, Johnston County,
' - i 5 car end ths girls' by Seven
" TJs-pra C.r,:r.tv. Both of
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fce tack to ae-
:en:hips.v-ii".t;,
r.1 1 thswin
Ccll . - ". . : 'i the
modified use, not abstejjance. -We
pray you, each and everyone,
think hard and soundly on these
questions.- -;--,
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Our board of county commission
ers met last week with a represent
tative-of the State Highway com
mission and practically uemanaea
some additional t equipment for
road, ' maintenance, 'U Dupljn ? has
been discriminated against in fi
vor of adjoining; counties. xne
members went to Baleigh to take
it up wither. Waynick and short
ly after" a hearing was requested
by him f or au engineer. The eh
pineer: as nsual. wanted to satisfy
us with promises, but left Kenans
ville literally with 'demands land
the"resultiv.?A.i:f
i A lAttov wna rereived .'from
Chairman Waynick tiais week stat
itiff that DnDlin will receive an
additional motor grader and light
truck and : creation ot a new roaa
district in the county which would
reduce mileage in each of the pre
sent existing districts, "v
the traffio is normally; heavy ev-(
erywhere except in ' communities
Mf PinV "Rill and Bichlands. In
fact we have been informed that
areas near these two are .almost
cleaned of bootleggers.;
: teans vxJ.
1
Mci tr:
Belative to the five county com
missioners proposal it has? ; been
suggested that as an alternative
the ihree ' member board as we
now nave it uc uuiituucuvuv
election of members r be put on
rntoiftTi Tmii sft that onlv one
member be elected " every two
TTii rnnlrt ; easilv be done
with three but would hardly hej
wafitieal with five members. As
Ah TitTfLIn Tim h a. we sug
CTAsad tinnr ; rti tne iMmocranc
tli five commissioner
plan, but the rotation idea sounds
' .1.. ml., .-..i!.. v i-.
very gooa aiso. ajic- nurawuu iu
which is the better of the two...
Five commissioners from five dis
tricts would certainly give the
county better representation while
it would increase the' cost of gov
ernment, : and - political battles.
The three member board on a ro
tation system would not increase
county overhead and would : tend
iui4ivi - --"r i to reduce tne amouni ci pouueax
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) ClIMiia XAX VUG iUUU 4 44 4k V4VUV4U
T.Tiss ITftlen Hunt of llagnolia.
tomsr ; teacher in: the : Calypso
To nav fancv nrices for plant
ing seed is not enour . The wise
f armei- sees to it that he gets
what he pays for by buying only
seed of .known ana aaapxea ori
gin; . ' .
these trees. We would like very
much to Jee other farmers follow .
these two leaders in this fine jnco
iect. '' . "' '
Pines may be secured in the sa
me manner and the same payment '
will be given in connection with , k
the soil program. For further in-;
formation you may see your Coun-' i
(Continued on back page) "
Robbers Of Magnolia Bank Escape
? With Five. Uther Uesperadoes
Seven heavilv armed, desueiate Bob. Smith, convicted murderers,
convicts are still being sought in ; c. Frederick Yeager, Norfolk sa-
Wnrth CaTolma after there ' sen
sational escape '"from - Caledonia
Prison farm in : Halifax County
Monday. Included among the sev
en are Clark York and A. W. Pe
tit: who were V? arrested in - this
county, June 12th,v 1934 for rob
fe-cracker, Ralph Page of Drexel
life termer, Wm. Payne, .High
Point, bank robber and J. W. Tur-1
ner, alias Jack Borden, Marion,
'obbew.;'?...'i.v i '-.
After pulling guns on guards,
berv o fthe Bank of Magnolia. ! locking them into closets, arming
Thev were convicted and sentenc
eo. in me j iuv iitiu ui uuui i. u
office.
Cr-ly schc:l r
1 T
:eived
a .
tie wnnM he for one commissioner
instead 6f three; The Times be
lievea "that the -tscnle should have
the best rcrresentation possible
lit v."
themselves heavily with guns and,
changing clothes they forced two
emards to accomnanv them. - fled
KenansvifleivPrioritoj that time guards to accompany themv fled (
(Petit was'coniiected with a- ro from in a pick-up,
the Bank of - Magnolia
convicted and . sentenced to y the
pen. He escaped later witn: iorx
and the two robbed the bankFol
lowingittiat convictioU ; Petit es
caped again but was soon, caught.
York, a 35 year - old "Mount Airy
man was serving a total of : 75
?eaTs for murder and robbery and
'etit, of Charleston S. C. was serv
ing a long term "for bank rob
bery.',- ; " :
7 Other " escapers Ilcnday were
tmrk. Thev had cnt all telenhOne
connections and it was not known,
until a; guard could drive twelve
miles to Halifax to send out war
nings. The trail led thru- Halifax
Nash, Edgecombe, Franklin, J ohn
stori, Harneft, , Cumberland and
Moore counties v where it was'
lost. The two guards were , re-',
leased at Vass in Moore county.
No trace of the convicts had
been found as' we go to press to
day.;;.'.; ; - ;
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