- Hiiro veteran Leatherneck jonrle fig-biers find both the time JU
M-ut a.h iny. TIicm Marines, on CongalnvlIU, bathe thrnwihres
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COUNTY
DEATHS
Surviving are five children, Mrs.
Z. V. Turner, of Potters Hill, Mrs.
Ed Craft of Jones County, "Tom J.
Houston of the home community
and A. H. Houston or tienaersun
Mrs. Mary J. Houston
Mrs. Mary Jane Houston. 77;
of near Beulaville died Monday ,
morning at the home of her son,
Tim J. Houston.
Funeral services were held
from the home Tuesday at 4:00,
conducted by the Rev. Sylvester
Gray, assistant pastor of the
Sandhill Primitive Baptist Church
H. P. Rich
ITimarol sorvlcoa IVPIV held TueS
day afternoon at the Evergreen
Baptist Church for Henry P. Rich
64, who died Sunday evening at
un Thnmnfirtn Hnsnitjil in L.UIT1-
berton. Mr. Rich was a native of
Duplin County. He is survived by
his wire, Mrs. iNinevan oircimu
Rich, a son, H. C. Rich, Wilming
ton, and two daughters. Mrs.
To hotdeb
Oitb LOUE
Clara Benson: Wilmington, and
Mrs. r annie Jauiiiun, vnnteuu.
Mack H. Whitfield
MackH. .Whitfield; 55, died at
1 W TiiAeriav lYinirn finer nfr WhiSDr-
ine Cedars NuL-sinK Home, -Golds
boro. after a long illness with
heart troUDie. V.
Funeral services were held at
the home at Jones Mill section of
Duplin County Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock with interment
in M&Dlewood Cemetery In Mt
sin... in... Bav W F. Howard.
pastor oi wip n. vhtc
cnurcn omoaieu.
Ciinlirina in hie i uHffl Mr
hju m " ' 1
Bernie Whitfield; four sons. Hay-
wood A., witn tne Army in warm-
ern Ireland ; jacx a oi wie nonie;
B. oi uierry mini; ana. nup
" i . t al. A i CVkIumjI
niicrn wirn inn i inv 111 .uiiKiiuiu
nno Hmitrhtpr Mrs. J.lL.' SCOtt of
Thnplrar MinH W. ' Vb..- three
brothers, John T., Kinston;: Jesse
B., and Daniel, ml uuve; xnxee
sisters, Mrs. i . f. rucKew, uuun
kio c r Mrs H fl Gradv. sev
en Springs, and Mrs. Ida Daniels
lireenvuie; nis step uuiei,.cp
mother, two half brothers vand
four half sisters. t '
Mr. Whitfield was a prominent
farmer an active member. ;of the
Mt Olive Masonic Lodge. ;
HOSIERY
51 GUAGE
$1.10
HAND BAGS
$1.95 to $3.95
UNRATIOKID SHOES
$1.95 to $3.95
COTTON DRESSES
$1.49 TO $7.95 j
' If i
., 1
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CONGRESS WOlff HELP . !
: YOU WITH VOOR BUSINESS 1
I -SENATE TO Mt AND Will f
. I AJ)VERTISEfrT
Service 'At Magnolia
M.rE.Xhurch
Turkey School and Lay Leader of
warsaw-jaagnoiia uiarge, m
conduct service at Magnolia M. E.
Church next Sunday night at 8:30.
' Evangelistic Service wilL begin
on May 22nd. Rev. J. W. Unebc
ger will preach.
XI1V Olli BV fc" I '
pie depend, In large degree, upoiv-r
the otrnirth Of OUT ,- ChUTChef. .
Support your own.
The smart man naa ne rl uus'
n road the IMW&, BJld the MiitoT" -
ials, with caution. .
Dixon Dail
Ainaul unImi tnr TMxnn Dnil.
45, of Wilmington, were held? May
i, at 3 p. m. Dy KCV. A. JJ. rnnson
of Wilmington and interment1 In
tha rnii fnmllv rpmpterv ' nefer
Cmtt'a Stnre In this COllntV.
Mr. Dail, a former resident oi
Duplin died in Wilmington follow
iwrr a atmUA AT nflrSIVHlR.
Surviving are nis wue nu nvc
children of Wilmington r and two
sisters. Mrs. Estus Bland, of Mt
Olive and Mrs. Robert Carr of
Castle Haynes.
Emmett Lane
Emmett Lane, 55, ilied at his
home one mile North of Warsaw
Sunday of a heart attack. He had
ben in ill health tar some time.
Funeral services were held from
the home of his .' father-in-law
TVmw CtrlflonH In OnMshnavi
Thursday afternoon, conducted by
. . n v C l.L i
tne Kev. neraian smiin, pasiur-ui
Oak Heights - Free WU1 Baptist
Church there. ' Interment wag in
th Patetown cemetery.
He is survived by his widow ana
the following children:
Emmett, Jr., and David of the
home; George of Princeton; Cooper
of the U. S. Array, Ruth, Hilda and
Mm Tvav fBTtor nf the homes. and
Mrs. Addle Dixon of Golds boro,
Mrs. Clarence Sills of Portsmouth,
Va, and Mrs. Edgar Nasser of
IVnmnnt' anil thjk follawinfir bro
thers and sisters, John and Noah
of Sampson County and Joe of
Seven Springs; Mrs. Curtis' Wilson
of Samoson county. Mrs. N. A.
Cniiivant nf WaRhindnn. N. C.
Mrs. E. R . Pate of Newport News
Va Mrs. William Sauls and Mrs,
Sudie Ham of Goldsboro.
C O. Clifton
Services were held Monday for
C O. Clinon oi Newport iMewa,va
ann or iw laie uu. anu xotb. n.
T. mttnn nt Faison. who died Fri
day in a hospital after a two day
illness. :
Cmrluinir nra hia Wlffl Miff TWO
UU1 . .hh 1
children, Lorraine . oi menunie
and Jack, of the Navy; five bro
thers. B. I, or eaiumore ma. a.
L., of Inyokevn, Calif. J. TM or
Nashville Tenn. R. V- of Macon,
Ga, and W. H. Clifton of Falson;
three sisters, Mrs. Harry Seven,
n wilminerton and Mrs. E. T. Ed-
gerton of Falson. ,
B. F. GRADY NEWS
B F G News ...
..l UK- Mil Wm. Good
ing visited relatives this week end.
Miss Amelia uraoy spent ' uie
week end at home.
Mr. and Mirs. Ed Grady, Mr.
and Mrs. Needham Outlaw, and
Misses Norma Ray Whitfield. Ev
elyn Whitfield visited the WM.
Maxwell's Sunday. i
iri. rinmtku .Tn rtahnrn anent
AIAW MWtfMV
the week end in Fayetteville.
Misses Evelyn and Elizabeth
Ann Komegay went to Kinston
Thursday. , - . .
IrIC DUTWOOa Aioerisu"
Velma went to Fayetteville last
week end.
iri. cn,i. Cmith rwpntlv re-
eeived word from her brother it
K, who has been overseas for 2
years, that ne nas Deen irantowi
ed from New Guinea to New Bri-
Cpl Bob Kelly and his wife, a
rormer teacner i
Joplin, Mo, visited friends and
relatives here recently.
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