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FRIDAY, MARCH Hi., 1946
IHsbluhed eacft Friday In
Duplin Ceuaty.
THE DUPUN TIMES
Kanurvm. N. C county
- Editorial bnslMM n plating plant. KaasrUl. N. V
9. ROBER OtirT. EDITOR OWNKB
Entered at th Post Of1o Knarivill N O m second clfl.
(nal) martr
TELEPHONES
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES: .00 per yoar In Duplla County;
ft. tO per year outside Duplin County. In North Carolina;
IS.00 per year outside North Carolina, except to MEN IN
SERVICE, ANYWHERE, $2.00 per year.
A Democratic lourrml. devotee w ' :n
eoononiic ami hi'' '.ruitiirr .,...
NEW TYPE GRAPE
DEVELOPED IN STATE
Well, let's mark up a score in
favor of the Coastal Plain Experi-
that it takes to attain our goal.
If there were more of us that
posessed the sticking qualities as
shown by Dr. Dearing, we all
agree, this country of ours would
be a much more dependable place
ment Station at Willard. Dr. Char- i ln wfucn 10 ilve-
les T. Dearing, assisting director I Dr. Dearing not only attained
in Charge, has finally developed I his greatest achievement; success,
-- alter more than forty years of 1 bui attained someininn inn. wn
research (that's what we call real
perseverance, stick-to-it-ivness) a
type of grape which is self-fertile
and at the same time capable of
pollinating female fr?pe virieties.
You may shout "Bravo, Bravo,
Dr. Dearing", but what about it?
Well, let's see. First, supposing
Dr. Dearing grew tired and quit
21 years ago; no grapes; but he
didn't, he stuck it out with the re
sult. Success.
How many of us know what we
want and how to get it only v.v
don't haVe the sticking qvaliti.T
cause people to remember his 40
years of experimentation for ages
to come.
The six varieties of grape de
veloped by Dr. Di aring are nimed
Willard, Wallace, Pender, Burgaw,
Tarheel, and Duplin. These names
were chosen by him to honor tho
region where the new types were
developed, and four of the other
improved varieties bear the names
of old friends of the Willard Ex
periment Station: Stanford, KM
goro, Morrison, and Creeswell.
WARSAW FISH MARKET
REATORS V WNTAINFRS OF I.OVVF.H
PRICES ON QUALITY SEA FOOO
( Nexl Door lo A 1 P
Both Wholesale nd Retail
Know four Fish or Know Your Flub Man
Willi. Bartlett
FREE 4on MO-1 C
DRESSING WARSAW . N 1 DEMYER
QUINN - McGOWEN COMPANY
WARSAW, NORTH CAROLINA
DAY PHONE 2-4-4-1 NITE -0--l
Funeral Directors & Embolmers
Ambulance Service
PREPARE NOW FOR SPRING used. In many cases this means
Now is the time to check over not only that a new machine mut
your farm machinery and equip- be bought in order to meet the
ment and prepare it for 1946 use. seasonal work load, but also that
Frequently, repairs are left un- 1 a good piece of used machinery is
til just before the gear is to be discarded. The rush season for
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SUNDAY
SCHOOL
- LESSON
ByHAROLDL LUNUtJU ST. D. I'
Ol fha MopdyBIWa Jnitltuta at Chicago.
Lesson for March 3
Lesson auWecta and Surlpture tf xt aa
lectd and copyrighted by InUBiaMuntil
Council of Hellgloua Filnoaliun; uMd by
prmiMlon.
A PKOIM.E FINIHNO
A HOMELAND
LESSON TEXT: Ja!iu I 1-4; 3:I U
MEMOS V IEI.ECTION- Thou thalt
bleu Hi Lord tliy Cad fur tlie gu(J
Und which h hath given the. Deuter
onomy 8:10
Behind
Your Bonds
LUs the Might f America
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God Is the Lord of nations as well
as of homes, and he is roncenu d
that those who honor him in their
home hnve oi nrliinity to serve
him in their nai.onal life. This wu
true in a special way will) Israel,
but it is also true of us today.
Ready to enter the Proniired
Land, the people had to part with
their great leader. Moses, who was
not permitted to enter. The time
comes when even the mightiest of
men fall, but life must go on and
new leadership must be found
I. The Changed Leader (Josh 1:
1-4)."
1. Workers Die God's Work Goes
On (vv 1. 2).
God buries his workmen at the
end of their day of labor, but God's
work goes on. The people had be
come attached to Moses and had
1. r.r d (i ;,u : l.ia. leadership, even
though tli-y often murmured. With
his fionlh ve iriht have assumed
that there would be a letdown, but
that wiis tot in God's plan.
The Lord woiks through men. He
gives them abilities and uses them
fur his glory, often in a way which
r.''ll.? ill .! I null uiuns. .u. . .
'! em not I ecome proud, for God
r: snmroiie to ttke their place
wi.cn City arc Rove They are not
ti'd'srpnsnble.
2. Ihe Need Is the Rme. So Is
The piiimise given to Moses was
still good. God's promises are al
ways good. They are the only really
stiible thing In a trembling universe.
The question is. Are we ready to
take him at I s word?
They were l.i step out by faith.
The land v ; promised to them
nr'y as tl e : !i. of their foot should
tread upon .!. Israel never took
out the fi ll promire of verse 4. They
lacked (aith.
God honors those who believe him
and who move forward by faith to
plant the foot of spiritual conquest
in new territory. Some are doing
It now. Are we?
The enonier "f Cod's people were
many arid mighty, but they were not
able to stand in the way of God'i
people when they were moving for
ward for him. Here again, Israel
failed. They r!:d not drive them out,
because they did not take God at
his word. The application of that
tru'h t'i us is o! ioun,.
II. The Unchanging God (Josh. 23:
1-11).
Between our first scripture and
this sel-ctinn w'll he found the his
tory of the conquest of the lai.d (at
least, of the larger part of it), and
tue division tf the turitory bctwee.i
the tubes.
Years have p.ised quickly, and
the new leader, Jjbhu.i. is now an
old mrn, soon to go to his reward.
He gathers the elders who repre
sented the people and gave them
good counsel for the days ahead,
even as he recalls the blessings of
the past.
1. God Did Help (vv. 1-3).
Israel had been ln many hard bat
tles. They had gone through the tri
als of pioneer days ln a new and
unfamiliar laid Now they were
established and at peace. Perhaps
they were recalling their mighty ex
ploits and their own sacrificial ef
forts. Joshua reminds them that It was
God who fought for them (v. 3).
We need Jusl such a reminder In
our land tod..y.
2. God Will Help (vv. 4, S). Josh.ia
had a word of encouragement for
the days ahead. There was much
yet to be done. The land had not
been fully taken. He reminded them
of God's help in the past, so that
they would depend on it in the fu
ture. It is one murk of a great man that
he looks beyond the end of his own
short existence and plans for th.
future.
' What about the future? Joshua
reminded them that every blessing
they had received, every victory
they had won, everything had come
from the hand of Cod. There and
there alone was their hope for the
future. And It was enetirrhl
3. Help Yourself ivv 0-11). Ta
keep true In the land where then
neighbors engaged in idol worship
and all n. miner of immorality re
quired definite action on the part or
Israel.
They were nut to deviate in the
slightest from God's way, "to the
right i.i' d or to the left" (v. e
for a litUc beginning ln the wrong
direction winds up in fcwfti) urpar
lure from him.
They were rut even to swenr by
the heathen gods, not even to meu
tlon them. Thy were to "cleave"
to the Lord a graphic presentation
of U clotu rrl iUon lu tween God
ai.d hi piople.
Thte are many thoughts here
which, .can. 1st profitably applied to
our daily lives. Faith in God calls
for stalwart action and separated
liwiiij lor Jiim.1 ; ,;
v. a HAVxa u or TAMum
Forth Carolina gained 12,902
farma since 1940 and 124,289 acres
in farm land. Despite the fact that
North Carolina is tar-down the
list ln total acreage devoted to,
farming, It Is second only to Tex
as In the number of farms, having
291,178 to 398,183 for the Lone
Star 8UtsV . ' : - -
DEMANDS GBADED BOOS
Vany women shopper who for
marly merely wanted a dosen egga
with no thought as to size, condi
tion, or color) now very non
chalantly request "one dozen
Grade A eggs, please."
The modern house-wife end the
up-to-date eating planea have come
to realize that, eggs vary in qual
ity and size to the same extent
es pther every-day food purchases.
may t tinted rc!:2f
ttmm (unetlofttt perfoeVe eaa
Ciuaut sun womia ha ferounut r
lief from the erunp-llk lour mdiumrous
Stnut of (uootloou periodic dUtrwc Taken.
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Acn on mi mm
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FOOD I'ltOCESSORS
The Campbell Soup Co. plant at
Camden, covering five city blocks
and employing 4,500 persons, is only
one of New Jersey's vital food proc
essing establishments that add to
the Nation's wealth behind Savings
Bonds Other big name firms with
huge investments In the state in
clude Coca Cola, Maxwell House
Coffee, Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Corp.,
National Sugar Refining Co., and
Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. World orders
will keep them busy for years.
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Isnnit that vmmi) (War1! dUmary
I 1 Bausaaila u ahu
spare parts is Just before planting
time Mailing delays and the con
signment of wrong parts make it
doubly essential that orders be
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GREVOLUTIOiTl
BASICS ISiSSttAS
Warsaw Dm, Co.
DUE
4i7rsr,
666
COLD PREPARATIONS
LIQUD), TABLETS, SALVE,
NOSE DROPS
CAUTION: Use only as directed
"WoulJ you mind moving your
Wheariet to a table away from ih
window? Wf'n bio. lung the aijo
dividends. A workshop which can
be used day and night, summer or
winter, should be a part of every
farm.
In regard to painting, polishing
and greasing implements, it may
be safely said that there is no
more important job on the farm.
Literally, machines suffer from
'ab-use' rather than use.
WHEN YOU NEED
SERVICE'S OF AN
AUCTIONEER
Call
Bill Nines, Jr.
Phones 270-1 - 262-6
WARSAW, N. C.
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AUCTIONEER AT FARMERS
WAREHOUSE, CUNTON, N. C.
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Old Madam Morris .
This la My First isit Upr '
X Seventh Daughter Born with a
Veil, not to be classed with Gyp- '
sies. Over 50 years experience.
Advice on ail affairs oAj
life. Please don't con
fuse my. work, with
that of the ordinary
fortune teller. - The
truth or nothing. Re- .
member, - a donbter
finds me : eupertof . to '
all readers. Reads past.
present and future. Office for
white and colored. Hours 10 a. to.
to 9 n jn. Open dally and Sunday.
(Permanently located in trailer
studio on Wilson highway in front .
of Guy Best s store. Take Green ,
Gables bus to my of fice.-Look for
Hand Sign, Goldsboro. N. C (adv) '
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Wog best prices and eeniplote Joe
oa HouurxMnta, aee write
Rev. H. J. Whaley
BeulavUI. N. a
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OtAMONDSi WATCITES
WATCH AND JEWELRY -HEPARIN
O end ENGRAVING
TYNDALL
FUNERAL HOME
IN MOUNT OLIVE
BurUI AseocUtlo
PtMsie 7f
roBeral Dlreotora, Itebataners
Ambulanee Service, day or algtit
Horn of War -DapUn'
Auction Sale
Every Thursday
Wallace Livestock
Yards
Wallace
For Your 1946
Farm
Supplies
SEE us FOR
ROYSTERS and SMITH-DOUGLAS
FERTILIZERS
CANNON - MILLER OIL TOBACCO CURERS
COLE PLANTERS
DRY GOODS. - NOTIONS
GROCERIES - HARDWARE .
WE NOW HAVE
In Stock
THE
Gainey Oil
Tobacco Cu
READY FOR DELIVERY
NEW SHIPMENT
EXPECTED IN A FEW DAYS
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
James Miller
BEULAVILLE, N. C.
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Sons
Check This You May
Be Interested
See our Superior and Blue Flame Tobacco Oil Curers;
Nothing Better; No Flues No Furnace
Two row tractor stalk cutters;
4 Wheel Rubber Tire Trailers. Roller Bearing - tires 600-10
heavy duty - 6 ply.
BUSII A BOGGS for tractors;
Roll roofing;
Young, well broke mules, every one guaranteed to us and we
guarantee to you; Some good seconds;
South Carolina and Georgia grown field peas;
Hammer Mills,
Tractor Wood Saws;
Dixie Fertilizers and Soda;
FARM CREDITS:
We are in the Credit business if you need help see us. -
The Britt
Corporation
CLINTON, N. C.
SELL US YOUR POULTRY AND EGGS.
LARGE FLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
WILL PAY TOP MARKET CASH PRICES
AT ALL TIMES. '
Andrews & Knovles
Produce Company
PHONE 109,
MOUNT OUVE, N. C.
pin: hill, n. c
Repair work pays tremendous
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placed early.