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KEMAMSVUIE. NORTH CAROLINA
Til! DUFUN TLV.IS
FRIDAY, JULY 20th., 1945
COUNTY DEATHS
j of. the deceased: Zelnta Matthews,
i Imogene Jackson, Louise and Lil
lian Hunter; JoyceJackson, Edna
Earl Gresham. Mary Catherine
t,r. Myrtle Thomqs 1 Lanier; Mary Jane Gresham, Elea
Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, 72. widow, nor Gray Jackson,' Ina and Eha
, o rm. n. t Ttonla. Gresham and Mesdamea Reuben
VI Uie Iflie J , O. Xliuiliaa w .
T . tT fir . in vir .I-..
ill died ' Saturday July 14, , at, unr, yn. auuer, wwuiuw
2 30 p m to Parrott Memorial. Jacitson ana jonn wauna.
v-itftn Mrs. ' Thomas Quinn-McGowen, funeral direc-
had been In declining health for
several years and became worse
Wednesday before her death. She
was a native of Duplin County,
being the daughter of the late
Rob and Mary Jane SandUn Gre
sham. .
Funeral services were held Sun
day at the home with Rev. Arnold
v B. Poole of the Beulaville Presby
terian Church ahd Revf N. E.
Gresham of Jacksonville in charge.
Mrs. Thomas was a charter mem
ber of the Beulaville Presbyterian
v Church. Burial was In the family
cemetery near town,- N
Surviving are three (laughters,
Mesdames William N. Honter, LV
C Jackson and H. S. Matthews;
, one ' son, Burtis , Thomas,, all of
Beulaville; one sister, Mrs. Ella
Bostic, and two brothers, H. N.,
and Will Gresham. She had 14
grandchildren and 10 great grand-
children besides a number of
nieces and nephews. - ' - '
Pall bearers Were Walter Gres
ham, Earl Gresham, W. G. Jones,
Warren Thomas,' R. C. Gresham,
" . and M. M. Thlgpen. "
Flower girls included the fol
lowing grand daughters and nieces
tors of Warsaw, had charge of arrangements.
Arthur Outlaw
He urged citizens to report any
overcharge In the areas where the
violations occur. He also advised
tenants to refuse to pay rents in
cases where the landlord would
not give a receipt for the amount
paid. Under the law, he said, a
tenant cannot leagally be evicted
for failure to pay rents in excess
of the celling. -'..;' ' :.. ,
TOBACCO BARN FIRES
COST FARMERS PLENTY
A considerable loss of money is
sustained annually by the farmers
of ' North Carolina ' when barns
Arthur " Outlaw, 55, died of a
heart attack early Saturday mor-
lililft U I. tltO l.WilC IU Ul7 UUMUnv .... ...... , , .
iw. pw,.. r,A .i' ss...i Med with tobacco burn, but a few
vu i o., I precautions against fires would
day at Rooty Branch Free Will5 " tremendous amount of
Baptist Church, with the Rev. S. and mone?r My8J?avd S;
a Smith Tnwiin f0fw l Weaver, extension agricultural
Interment was In the family ceme- of State College.
tery. r , ' ; I A -.urvev made, in 1944 reveals
ourviving are nu wiie, me ior
mer Martha Harrell; three sons,
Roy Outlaw of the Brogden Cdm-
that the replacement cost per barn
was about $400 with an average
of $300 worth of tobacco, or a total
munity In Wayne County, Henry ,, n. wrn fnP M-h re
Outlaw of Warsaw and Woodrow, Most common causes 0f tobacco
Outlaw of the home; and four bam falllne on
aaugmers. Mrs inurman iavui flue8 and face. Defective flues
fi- J S.n 0f."Ud furnaces, and Inadequate and'
eigh, Mrs. Herman Quinn of Ke- ,
nansville, and Mrs. Eddie Good
man, of the home.
unsafe foundations. ' .
t Professor Weaver suggests care
ful selection of sticks of proper
length and sufficient strength, to
gether with correct looping and
hanging of the tobacco. The pla
cing of poultry netting directly
over the furnace and flues. Fur
naces' and flues should be checked
for defects before each cure. Fur
naces should be at least two feet
longer than the wood used to keep
the fire well up from the mouth
of the furnace. Furnaces and flues
should be well protected by mas
onry from parts of the wooden
structure and stacks should al
ways extend above the roof.
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THIS COUNTRY NEEDS
LOW PRICED CIGARS
' Harking to the famous words of
Vice President Marshall, O P A
District Director -' Theodore S.
Johnson announced that suit has
been filed against 11 Tampa, Fla.
cigar makers demanding almost 2
million . dollars in damages and
asking injunction to restrain fu
ture price violations.
In an effort to put low priced
cigars back on the counter, John
son said OPA "is just beginning
this campaign. Further violations
are continuing and will be dealt
with to kind."
He charged that manufacturers
have been concentrating on the
higher priced cigars, despite steps
taken by OPA to stop it.
Last November, the agency in
creased the ceiling prices for low
er cost brands and required that
manufacturers ' establish an ave
rage ceiling price so cheap cigars
would be restored.'
Court action will soon be taken
against others guilty of simlliar
violations, it was asserted. -.:
GREENS 'V... ..'i.:f';X: V"
Greens are rich in Vitamin' A
and good sources of vitamin C and
Iron. Americans could well eat as
much as 50 percent more green
and yellow vegetables.
Thoughtful Consideration
For Those Who Must
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Carry On '
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Mrs. Etta R. Parrish
Mrs. Etta Robinson Parrish, 40,
wife of the late Rufus Parrish of
Deep Run section, died at 6:30 p.
m. Saturday in a Kinston hospital
following a long Illness.
Funeral services were held at
5 p. m. Sunday at Deep Run Frqe
Will Baptist Church. The Rev,
Qifton Rice, Free Will- minister
of Kinston, officiated. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are three sons.-Ber-
'nard, Wesley and Clifton Parrish,
all of the home; one daughter,
Lucille Parrish of the home; one
brother, Jack Robinson of Deep
- Run; four sisters, Mrs. Wayne
Baker, Mrs. Webster Riggs, and
, Mrs. Albert Nobles, all of the
: Deep Run section, and Mrs. HarT
old Brewer of Holly Springs, and
two half-sisters, Mrs. Claade
Westbrook aad Mrs. Herman Lee
Bother of Kinston.
After departing this world, what
about the disposal of your estate?.
Are you going to let it be squan
dered in litigation and attorney
fees? ' - ' -
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Box 551, Kenansville, N. C
RENT OVERCHARGE
LANDLORDS REFUND
Landlords in the 7 defense rent
control areas of the Raleigh dis
trict of OPA, refunded tenants
a total of $8,259.44 alleged over
charges and paid penalties aggre
gating $924.98 to the Treasurer of
the United State, Theodore S.
Johnson, said today.
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