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ci. to i . fc.r
of Ler beuu.y toppe
Vii...d
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Lobert
v r ;vmi
i A,.t'..iili)h on' f
Aho
'.ail Williams
i .aeir son. I. Ii
SAT
-3 i-i -tuna aaiiiig- the past
was in town on business 'I
. - itvi fcfc-L to Ccn
i i ;lers of the U . D. C.
i Lee and Jackson Cay,
ry 19 .with a shorfprograiii
: O "pel period at , toe
. n i . j
u xno iiimi-iz was uueneai ) uuijiu iu .cuiaon.
8 lenns, "Low linn a Foimt?apland leadinsr merchant: liu mw
TJW TI T. TnniM Ind 11. .l i. I '? I '
The town of FJcon seen to t
Llirg on new Lfe s:ace tie hard
sanace roaa irem i. : to rvn.
tan has been cc -r! f.-.i rpw
borne are seen gjL t: about tie
town and business life .1 afcnwa
signs of taking on more pep. Old
merchants ore enlarging their bus
iness and reports set that new
firms are looking over possibili
ties 01 locating there, s.f
E. 8. Owens, mavor of Fai-nn
r- --f r- n ' ' 1 Checkers. rrlU
t . I : .'Pick-up-slicks. Li
Avmsio, Frances Tay
.-.:?CFir.-.FiccA2CDwa$ A
i t;.: i;7u cava and camqs cr; )
' " r:,:cE na pound fc.i u
( el;t cr,. o l' v.. as the feudiv who . j
f c:r. ;.;:ve jo.csaj.vou ecriiViOtt
, tion." Eev. . L. Johps led the
prayer, ilxi, A. li. V'itlieriiiton
- Ireaa a naiwr n l"anr and Tov
J l "f'j, niie maae a taut on
K I flural T n. 111,. 4.:
night." f
1.
TfC":ACCO quality if aa open
WORE
OWEliV'f
MLHAtXHDlCAI0,
far fwtirty yMn.
k to the men who m m.
. Do they favor anv particular
.t? "Yes," tajri Harold L. Cnig; ."Ounek
J . $ are a matchleis blend of finer. MORS
; L1L..J " Owrrtrtt. HK, . J. nTi,jn nm,llfU
-iT;z'ii:5;v TC3ACC0"
TOBACCO
PLANTERS
'. SAY
1 Mil IILIro ,n 1 1 1 15,1 IU 11 1 1 V
M
P. T. A HOLDS '
JAKUAEY ILEETDTa
The January meeting of the P.
T. A. met in the school auditorium
Wednesday night" The meetine
ne mat .unas." - - 1
: Thi PriilAiif Wm a w nr.-ii.
. - w M. M. Vf AW
" . 7 "Yu'"fiW A1VIU UUJ
presiaeni, jisjs. uaoury.
Ii 7, . "" kj"j- m.t Jinn. JJ.
MoColman and ISiss Frances Hatr
vuor. rrox. jmgertos announced
thftt a hnnlnA n-nA fit-. jn
vi mij uuuaio
worth of new books had recently
uceu pxovea in mo sonooj..
Til omeat aTisaVai. turn 41ia'aw
I who spoke on communicable dis-
. eases: Mm "pjnrin .AnA-ramm MMiw.
ed the prize for the eveiikg. lirs.
. a. ou-onu s room won room at
' tendance nrize in th invar rroiaa
1 Ninth and eleventh tied for urine
in me mt:n scnooi.
ed his business and now operates
a hardware store in connection
with his grocery.- .
Kr. Owens, for man v war. ntior,
' a ,j "F VWV
a tor of a madron anH nn-ti-ata
market and
uie asioimn? atom mrnn ii mmi.
pied by Krs,L 7. Faison and put
m a complete line of hardware.
An archway between the hardware
and grocery store has been tut and
now it rank, aa on f TiWi
largest business houses, llr. Ow-
1 ' Tfia itn... n - j . . 1 .
Tr. anil Tl'ra l'nt;ma. . A Tnr.. a n i r ,., J
wm uw iunerai 01 a "J eaury SJioppe. Cotlee wm
frwnd in Korfolk, Va., last Moh- donated by Grey "and Oelesby
day- - v. . kinston Wholesale grocers.
. 01 jacjuonviue.;
Kareett at the home of Lr. and! Lj"illi
js. jumi Jones here reoentlv ' iMuii . .
f .Jfr. and Mrs. Lehman William. I
ens features a general line of hard
ware and tools, , EeVoe's paint,s
viilcan and Fyracuse farm imple
ments and fertiliser. . -.
Tie market and grocery show
Wf W ViUIUUIiUlb. A UU11U1K1J4I - mm MU&. JLVIULiV,
lina nf a A t ' f .-fl- a Mrs. Lehman WUliam. I ' -
ens Ptes on a cash basis and fnbure College spent , the ' Mrs. Arthur Byrd. of
marks his roods at a very ? low weekend at their home here: ?nstoL TeniL. wen ia AiT !
IJV;-4-ivi:.- I.J Patterson S?? IJ"?5 Wends and. relatives
It is reported definitdv i W.r. U :r
nt-i . v aa vrriT -TTt , mh jars, rerry walker and
raT""' on the otrK" the home
i-wiia,re. ucywuucut rare. t.. , ' - - iwwf near. ; mvict auier, aix. and Jfla.
J 1 . m. ... 1 Pin lr TTlTI J 1 . . lam Vail -1 '-TT . .
in. -u vure ana AJineia win open! -aTr.iaT 1 , ' or two rrrsl? ea octtt s
ia eznected to ooen In ndann in f while the other maiurl-rt . laT.
- - s . IhoHl- T- i . . 1 - 'Y OV
me near future also. i. , -. , 45- J. P m4.
A Kr. Dellnr haa Wi inti.
eatinor vossibilitiea af ettaMianine-
a store ia Faison; it is reported.
Very little oould be. learned ; of
miS nowever. yz;k,r X;
tere
ALYPSO SOTOOITOWN NEWS
BTTlnrr Tfttl fYnf4l maiiA rtA1--
soschooL" -V
TSm ail. 'irj tr.- x
MHV Mami-auaj aacaaaUJCf icw
Artliir r TJurHo Taa.
. z - . Hv.ww,wv aivirnii
A. JJ. Bwinson, Leamon 0. Bwin-
u, xwveny ijrocK, ionise iJrock.
Barbara Byrd. Pereie Joyce Grice.
ymu-ione A.euey, AUDy Lee Win
vary 25, at the horns of Mrs. For
est Williamson. , '
FAX-LAYERS
N O T I C E
Saye on Yoinr.1937 Taxes
v By Paying Now 4 1 ' ,
1 Per Cent Penalty per month
February, March April, May.
::-cyx"and June, and ,
2-3 Per Cent per month thereafter
' Why wait arid Pay More?
I. N, Henderson j'
TAX COIXECTOB DUPLIN COUNTY
FOUMT.H VAisnw Tmvfiwrraw
PASSES IN JJUMN . 7j
Mrs A W TXT.'H.aW. AM ' IsT'aaaa
- T7J-. " vaRwV, JSUO
MarehalT Williams, tos. C. - E.
Weatherby have the deepest sym
pathy of the entire community on
the dffltn of thaiV kith . TW
Faison Hicks, of Dnnn. on Firday
niEht of a heart attack. - He was
A DUtlirA fit VaitlMt tnnmnw
Dunn about thirty-five years as-o
unM ha mn a ... !- ... i 1
",""v jao w yjLuuixiicuij pnysj
uiaa uuui ma neaitn was impair'
P. T. A XEETINCr
- The Oalvnia T T. A haifl m.
neuiar meetin? in the bwh school
auaitonum January 17. The pro-
llMt";innJ',lKi.-? ? " &Uow' Soar. "Come.
lejPeFeie Jones, Betty Jean Kar- Thou tr Devotional,
IT.T Alma VamAM ffl- - rfit.i. I ThJtlma Vhm (Uma lrla.... SI
I UUVUt AtUCll UTUDI1SL. 1 aUVi HVlUli AUU1U1U Al-
florman Holmes, Claibora Turner. Jbritton, Cleo Guy and Billy Guy.
AT iTlnVAi-'li T;M.a. la!17?4! NPem Bat HolliMrsworth. Speak-
n, AKw. n J W.ZT Vi ' r I JniM.lh.Mn aa U. a il
Miwi.y, jtianone jrogaen. ; ' '"' w i uv ouuva ana
Third mde, Miss.Sloan, teach- Safety. - . t - .
ci. netrmit, oimon tiuinn,! At me conclusion of the pro
atenjanun Sellers, Edna Brock. Do-lfram a short business session was,
v i ffw.;f Annie aleathi'Mw, jtnssea urock.
3rd frrftff Vi Wnwliw
; faapcr urocx, uqrtu Wiiliaiiit
ed ft few VAAra ita.
ox asreni norm varOiina't most
Baplin County 1878, the son of
Muuni ana itacnaei mclver
illRsTl HA ATTAWIf AH ITiahkii-n. . V-.1
-I aw, wvnuuvu iKAOlXUUlJC AUA1
ltary School. Davidson College, and
EicnmftT.fl Wsviinol sitnAaf in
VlfSRH WAT IIAlfl 'tMin thaw-
----- ' v. vixv uuiuv
ixianiinran m nia Twiarw , ifw a -a.
I i T Wf Mtyf.
trus B, McQueen, Presbyterian min
ister. assisted bv Bev. v. W. Wi,
mann, pastor of Hood Memorial
innsuan (Jnurch with burial in
Greenwood Cemetery in Dunn on
ouuutty atieraoon. , ; : - , ; "
StinrivitK. AM Tii 7 rlAAnm ' YJ
Louise Williams Hicks, a son, Fai-
.u juusicy iiicaa, one aauenter,
; nary Alice Hicks and four sisters,
L-rs. Marshall Williams, Mrs. An
ne Witherinirton:- Mrs. ' C. E.
Weahterly. of Faison and Mrs.
Janie Philiph, of Baltimore, Md.
r - Othe friends nd relatives from
f Faison attended the funeral.
r.i
.
rnnW-h m.a V.'.. i . .
..au uow, iuug miuiMir, wa-
cher: Oliver Lanoaater. - va
rnr8 ?eWl Byrd vDorpthy Bell,
ton, Manone Williams, Dorothy
HI IIIBUCW. , - ,
Cher! Thomaa nrncn.an' r.i.i oi.
an. Sewn TtrAalr l.An... , Tk."
Lola Mae 8utton. Anni Tann1
Swinson.'-'. : V--.'
'Sixth srrade. Misi Wilm' ann.
ct: By : HoMinsrsworth, Louise
Best, Louise Ezf ell, Thelma Brock,
Laura Gordon Stephens,
. Sevanfli m-oila v;.. r..i : I
teacher; Braxton Wilson. Bubv
icnoison Vinrinia Bell, - Jean
Byrd, June Byrf, Ethel Holloman.
vr-ii-'w-- - : mes
Kermit Kinsr, Edna Brock. Bersha
Hel MltaE Tielm AofiT '
MEASLES AT CALYPSO v'
' Dnrino- Hia m,-....'
' , " vaiuiuuui jiuuiuiyi
and kept school from opening
Tl Ti Til TaHn.K. 4I .AAA ai.
.r.a ' xne aisi
ease seemed to spread mom fn tha
iirst and secgnd ipades. In many
T? j uenaie complications
aXi.""? "anvjiuaents are still
5-- aucy au nuye vox
deepest sympathy and best wishes
aireeuy leoovery.
A TAW AaaAa Af mnmna . . J t
enpox have been reported in thi
nnmmnntftr,: mA . -.r -
j -Vitus AJIQ. '
IT. V. T.ATtn'a nuni iiiii,'. l'
mt. H WlMIiUJIlaiJ!, ; 1 . J
vr""" (juuxyu neia an oreani-
T-r-Ti rr Tlf ".me aome oi
uue XJOVetL WoHnaulav
aiMrnoAii T.mh.m ia '
rmiiiAiit i,r v m' a. .a. .
TiTCai feA ?"?
, , ju.vitv, io TjTiTfy nth.
L T5 would have oXwdo
uii'-i you. ' ' t
Wclass meets TuesdatrJan-
a ' f
i..7o:i7 scn oiore ;
ouwiay aiternoott. "
.iiIr' Jom 5r?den' car was ;
stolen from Calypso last Satar- .
ST-'.rr! 01 ,0e vanon or per
wns nnknown.THis son, Norwood. -
fllYkva nit mm a.a a. , . '
iaVi j. .iT j vim, iwt uuypso ana
2S.fi- wkfi d went off with '
" , a.wnWl IClUiJiCU LUC
SStiSf1? JOMton. o? tt? highway whSS
. rs. rred Brook and tw rhit.
aren, Bussell and Lonia. i.,raj '
&.BHSSlW. Mr and'Mrt
riAi-" of
oTvrr-J-.? e ome
jT "ro5e.'?. m-
aL wmtt, . of
. - virt cuyes in jLen
anmtteand Bteulaville SunSy'aft.
f is,- w- -
nrHT, wnt Sat-
-a ariuiHUO,
; iom.VcyR
if Am is A
ffUGUTItlint,
ostmroM-ou
JUNIOK f!T.Aia imtTuir,
- wa.wm "TT1 inTiTt
B SUCCESSFUL AEFAH.
Tha Tnfli.w al. -a . .
, wi vinas o irinx Hill
school iTwiniATAA vJij-rf .niu
.otherwun.
earlfedt ifft'
, " wuviuawii oi piav. m. aal.
ad course was served.
. Tha aH ! . ' . ' '
: " vimnin Kinw
fZ zJV i,w1?icrs in fontneat-
j "VKauu ol j , tneir : punt
bed land will da tha u.-a j-
. r l uiiiik in acre-
wre, report county agents.
SEA FOOD CAFE
In Warsaw'
HEADttUABTEBS j IN DUPLTN
COUNTY FOB SEA FOOD IN
SEASON
We Feed yon when in Warsaw
We furnish you sea foods to carry
some at tne lowest prices
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f
a a V k.WiiLi I
- Ti.I CAa T....T 13 COmrLETE -
. ..... . .. . . ..
the only low-priced' ear
wi'.h all these modern feafuresi
fc-J k...i i I..-J L.
- trwaw.a. tf,fv.,ttA .ai
:3
SMasMfralWo.
"OBVPHW U
C' ? p" 'c.tm
nriTaiU-SLC
ir::if:::r:-7V
Wlwt, moOMrs. tftftvs-Htoy-r ofln
ferotd ie point (he way la hois
MaWl to Aeir men foftl tor womei
now ffiof q-h-afrtiy btotf prodocw
lndic olrl Awf ihafs why
women ovetvwhart ore potaHiw to
foflol the MmarkobU foaming of
shampoo wMdt ftw eowWies the
scalp, then tokos the duB, parcfcwf
rxrir and brlnas t bad lo aldwlno
JeoWw rWal Is tf' teonomleali a
We; .boos ' Itfna way. Ask your
aVugglst for tbe raavfar Sk stza.
Or. write for a aeneratM trial bot-
t eododna 10c a, cover paeWng ,
PLANT BED SPECIAL
w jtAVJS IN OUB IvAKJiHOUSE A COMPLETE UNE"
OF FEBTTXIZEBS AH laaBTTLIZEB MATEEIALS FOB
AIL OBOPS. SEE TO IT THAT YOUB CHOPS ABE GIVEN
gJgWl HANI FOOD WITH OUB QUALITY FEBT-
Fertilizers for all Crops
MANT BED : : TOBACCO : : COTTON : : COBN
POTATOES :: STBAWBEBBIES :: BEANS
CUCUMBERS :: AND MELONS
mmmm iki itt
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IM-SISaNaaVal
T14waa -'
t" r-owea
tAv rrsoir. sVuor'iAN
:;ANN00NCEr,mNT;
fS',m?ik,0,Bo babatoiib'
- .; U THB BTJIIG josiay ocCTrfisD;' ' .
L ": '( faison " " V- ' ' 1 V
. moFGaannNsoFBwm1
. WCLUDINCr FABM TMFIEMENTfi AND TOOLS
WE SELL FOB CASH AT THE LOWEST PBICES
WE APPRECIATE YOUB PATBONAGE
RICKS BROTHERS
Buyers of Cotton and Cotton Seed
THE HOME OF GOOD FERTJUZEB
Mount Olive
North Carolina
i
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j-ftzft M JP'tn
r " ' OMR IB
, " E. S. Owens
itant penmt fadodpr gycrying hair to mar your
TOpearancal Corretf it with OcdroL the ahampoo-ofl-(int
that daaaae as it raceaiditions as it TINTS,
imparting youthful baoraty. A lU-tniauto trootmeat
will subirctct years jand add beauty to your hair
add beauty to your looks.
i. 8EVEHIT Xiao. CooatitKml
i v QohroL Inc. 13t Waal 40 StrMt Mow York, It T.
i Mt FEES RooU-t AdVtee and Analysta.
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Cltyj;
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