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"TI2 DUPLIN TIMES"
FRIDAY MAY 5th., 1944
MRS. A. B. HICKS, JR.
Beportor . , .
Subscription Agent -
ym P X A CLOSES YEAR
CJW Falson PTA closed its 19-43-44
year program Wednesday
night "
The president, Mrs. Withering
ton opened the meeting with the
singing of the song The Old North
Citato nfwtmnnnied bv Mrs. . Mll-
ton Bailey.-;; " ' . i
The First Grade under the di
rection of Mrs. Shutt had charge
of the devotional . - '
The Second Grade under the di-
l wtinn nf Miss Martin cave a ;
Mrwthpr Rnnap nlnvlet and the
. Third Grade under the direction
of Mrs. Phillips rendered several
sonS8- - ' .
The delegate to the State PTA
Convention in Durham, Mrs. W.
D. Clifton gave an informative
and ncnlrntirnnl renort.
She reported, a Call For Aid to
tne reopie 01 missis, bo impuvei-
ishori hv thp mvncps of war. and
said that a great worn lies oneau
xfor the PTA, for the various acti
vities for advancement a of child
B. F. GRADY NEWS
-Thomas Edgerton returned from
the Goldsboro Hospital last week.
Marie-Smith went to Pink Hill
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kornegay
unA Miss Dorothy Jo Osbourne
went to Goldsboro Monday.
now stationed at New v.Uhe Seniors w present Bat.
ited his parents, Mr. and given them by their
N. Albertson this week end. bid tet "Pf;, Katie Out-
Miss Amelia uraay o imjhoiib- , at her home,
lie spent the week end at home, y g of
-kroVnp Outlaw. ' .To Maxwell.' j t HH
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vuxc dioii
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Evelyn Whitfield, Annie Marie
Wur-riunn Ernestine Smith and
rii. w wv--w ' 1 ntxL l iouii, j."'" --
Marie and Ernestine Smith. Polly Harper went to Mt Olive
rAlmo AlKAiH-snn. and Annie Ma-
VlllUa wwaof -
trie Harrison went to a G. I, dance
in Goldsboro Friday night.
Pfc. Durwood Albertson, USMC,
tJfH I HI M-d Jf
Thursday night the Senior Class
had their last "feed" of the yeai:,
a "hot dog supper", at school.
welfare.
' " Officers' for the next year were
elected as follows: Pres., Mrs. A.
P. Cates; V-Pres., Mr. Byrd; Secy,
Mrs. Shutt; Treas.. Mrs. Rosa
Thornton. - 1
Miss Bvogden's 4th grade and
Miss Williamson's room in high
' school won the attendance prizes.
The house stood to express their
appreciation for the untiring and
faithful services of the retiring
president, Mrs. A. H. Withering
. ton.' ' ' -'' 1 ,. ' '
Mrs. Witherington in her clos-
ing remarks urged parents to a
' M votw nurnlranini? as to diSCiD-
ine in the home and cooperation
with the teachers in school discip-
line ,' -
r In closing Mrs. Witherington,
quoting from Monroe said, "not
' what has the child become.". -
. whathas the child become."
MRS FAISON ENTERTAINS
Mrs. I. F. Faison entertained at
o iti-imr Thiiradnv nipht. GueStS
- uiiimu W TV Pritchard
nf Loner Island. N. Y, Marshall
Williams, A. H. Witherington, I.
t . iToicnn H J. Faison and Mr.
v wiilinmu nf Washington. D. C
TWArrnriis F.NTERTAINED
- -r. T H.JT 1
Mesaames J. . raison,
Baugham, D. Newton, J. B. Stroud
and A. P. Cates entertained the
, teachers Wednesday night at the
home of MLs. A. P. Cates Supper
was served by the hostesses.
; HONORED AT SHOWER
vriccpa Anrirpv Rvrd and Anne
tte Faison honored Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Walton at a shower Thurs
day - night at the home pf Miss
Uaison. . .
Punch and cookies were served
from a beautifully appointed taDie
Mn A FV Rpotnr furnished mu-
sin iiurincr thp pvpnlni?. Mr. and
Mrs. Walton were the recipients
of a number 01 usenu ana aiw ui- i.-
ive gifts. . .
armnni. n.OSrvG
Tk RarvnlnnrpntA Sermon Will
. nraar-Kail In the school Audit-
, orium Sunday evening at 8:30 by
Chaplain Lester E. Olsen of Sey
mour Johnson Field. Special mu
- sic will be rendered. , -
n--Qrlnotlnn Fvppf IrPB Will De
held Monday evening at 8:30 at
. which tune uipiomas win uc pre
sented to sixteen seniors.
tvia rvimmpnopmpnt address will
' - be delivered by Hon. Cameron
Morrison, Member of Congress
and Candidate fair the U. S. Sen-
' . at a Tha cnpalror will bp intro
duced by Mrs. Marshall Williams
of Faison.
BCVinSa ITNTKKTAINEU
Mrs. Chester Ellis .entertained
the members of the senior class
mil tha tonphpra in the Commun
ity Building Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Ellis' small daughter Barbara
. Ann la mocipnt nf the Renior class.
J , MociiimH Dardpn. Edward Bai
ley and Leon Taylor assisted Mrs.
trlllo In unrlnir aiinnpl to the
Ma ... bv. t jt-jf .
' guests. "
, Dancing was enjoyed afterward.
4 PERSONALS
Mr. Albert Martin of Calypso,
j was a visitor here Thursday.
-' Mrs. H. S. Precythe. Jr., and
, two sons have returned from
Wilmington. .
Friends of Mr. B. F. McColman
will regret to learn that he is con
fined to his home.
.. ' ' " Mr. and Mrs. C. Beems of Golds
boro were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
v II. T. Ray Sunday.
Messrs H. R. Cates, A. P. Cates.
', H. T. Ray, Randolph Jones, I. H.
TTinpn J P.. Stroud. Edson Bow-
den, C. D. Lee, and Dave Oates
- attended the Democratic Conven
tion in Kenansville Saturday.
Mrs. R. O. Everett of Durham
and Mrs. David Fort of Raleigh
. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Ireland Monday,
Mr. and Mrs, W. I. Hines have
moved into their home in town.
' . AL onH MV Rill Warren of
Aft . UIIU
Raleigh visited Mrs. Tom Avant
fiiinriflV. ' ' -
. Pvt Pete Warren of Camp But-
nner, pent the week end with his
fomilv ' . . . ..'
Dr. Beals Bowden of Raleigh,
was the "guest 01 nia sister, juts.
Raiirham Siindnv. ! t S1
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Baugham
. had as their guests aunaay, mr
.n1 Mrs Dan Shine of Latta. S
C, and Mrs. Norwood Oates of
Mr. L. D. Groome attended the
, Masonic meeting in Kenansville
Tuesday night. . n
Mra Albert Blanton of Wil
mington, was th guest of her
mother, Mrs. n-va jwigerion oun
day,
The hardest work some people
j IS ; . k 1 ..: . ?':S
mi
Goodyear Tires
Douglass Batteries
the Naw. for
mer student of BFG is visiting his
home. - -. " -: ' ; ' " .
r:.. TPAna Smith. Cadet
mXlSB iM-aijr -n.." - -
Nurse at Watts Hospital, is yisi
tinw hpr narents. Mr. and Mlrs.
Lee Smitn.
Turn fnrmpr members of the
c; i-Ipoo ' Vircinia Suiuvan
0C1UU ' - a , , .1
and Joseph Btroua, visueu um
Classmates Friday anfl baturaay.
Virginia now lives in Highland
Springs, va., ana josepn m
Forrest, jn. u
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Guests at a Shad Supper at the
W. W. Maxwell s Friday mgnt
were Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Out
law, Mr. and Mrs. Needham Out
law, Mr. ana Mrs. m waay unu
Rajah, and Miss Myra maxweu.
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Kornegay of
pnmp On., vkited relatives in the
community last week.
Pvt. Leon Eawara kornegay,
now stationed in La., was home on
leave last week.
Teddy Grady of S. C, is visi
ting friends and relatives here.
Cpl. James S. Baysden
Honored at Dinners
a fro,- cnpnHinir 28 months in the
Pamima Canal Zone. Cpl. James
S. Baysden is now at home for 21
davs before reporting to Camp
Blanding, Fla.
nr. Cimrlsv Anril 23 his Darents
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Baysden gave
a dinner in his honor at xnew nume
near Richlands. Those attending
were members of the immediate
family and a number or lnvitea
guests.
On Tuesday evening, Cpl. Bays
den was honored at a dinner given
by his cousin, Mrs. J. D. Jackson,
of BeuIavUle, N. c
Dinner was served to Mrs. W.
C. Baysden, mother of the honor
guest, Cpl. tsaysaen, lau ue
Williams, Mrs. Charles F. Matteh
uttlo ann Frank, of At
lanta, Ga., Lou Jackson and Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Jackson.
r,n ennriav Anril 30th Col. Bays
Hpn was honored at a dinner
given by Miss Lou Belle Williams
of Beulaville.
A tempting dinner was servea
to: Misses Marie and syDie isays
den, Cpl. James S. Baysden, the
guest of honor, Richard F. Wil
liams, Mrs. Edith J. Thomas and
Lou Belle Williams.
39 Negroes To f .
Bragg Wednesday
TTpnanevllle draft boafd Sent
39 men, between the ages of 18
and 26, to Ft. Bragg weanesuay
for pre-mauction examinaiion.
Thpv are: David Millel. Elmelr
Murray, Leroy Thorpe, Arthur
Thomas, Jesie smitn, rrea r ai
son, James Brunson, Norman Far
Hnr Paul Faison. Samuel Smith,
Elijah Rose, Jr., Earl Smith, Mo
ses Jones, James Pickett, George
Miller, Nosh Townsend, James
Middleton, Thomas Farrior, Jos-
nrvV. Milldi' Winatnn Ammnnl
ir v :tl
Charlie wuiiams, jr., demons
MCKassie, james ireancK, Alex
ander Miller, Paul Smith. John
rtovnne Jr Jumps Whltlev. Lew
is Judge, William, uixon, t-narue
Chasten, Noble Smith Joseph
TVTMloy irucpna MidHlptnn. Tssnr
Miller, Jr., Faison Miller, Morell
Hudson, Benjamin catts, jeroy
spencer, ana nenr iee.
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Democratic
"' Voters Of
Duplin
County
I hereby announce my candidacy for member
ship in the House of Representatives, subject to the
will of the majority in the Democratic Primary,
May 27th. If nominated and elected I pledge to
represent the people of this county with Intelligence
and dignity to the best of my ability. I am an ex
Service man, having seen' service throughout the
first World War in the Marines. Your vote and sup
port will be appreciated.
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