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FRIDAY, JULY 12".h., 1945
THE DUPLIN TIMES
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DUPLIN COUNTY.
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JURY LIST ANNOUNCED
JULY TERM OF COURT
The names listed here have been
drawn as jurors for the July Term
of Court:
M. B. Kornegay, E. P. Blanchard
M. L. DalL D. D. Norris, Clyde
Rivenbark, J. J. Blanton, Ivan
Rouse, Norman L. Cottle, P. B.
Tyndall, Lewis Mercer, P. D. Bland
R. M. Herrell, J. T.ate Harrell, M.
B. Cavenaugh, Ellis Maready. J. J.
Blanchard, Frank Baker, W. M.
Brlnson, Buck Hill, Owen Whaley,
Vanse Basden H. I. Jones, P. T.
Fountain, R. V. Wflliams, L. R.
Home, J. M. Murray, R. S. Pow
ell, Leslie Kornegay, A. P. Will
lams, P. E. Rouse, Needham
Brown, J. J. Benson, James Wait
us Harrell, F. M. Lambert, Leslie
Stroud, H. T. Brown, Emmett
Roberts. Bertis Fussell, D. W.
Kornegay, Willie King, R. C.
Henderson, Durham Grady, L. H.
Brinson, S. J. Powell, O. S. Car
roll, Emmett E. Kelly William L.
Miller, C K. Carter, L D. Frede
rick, Rodell Roberts, M. G. Smith,
Oscar Stroud, Wayne Batts, Char
lie Jones Ernest Dixon, E. R.
Brown, W. F. Re veil, O. H. Best,
J. E. Blanchard, J. S. Hanchey, B.
H, Bradshaw, R. P. Wood, L. W.
Blizzard, J. B. Thomas, . Lonnle
Kennedy, Earl Dail, Marvin Brad
shaw, J. L. Grady, Norwood Smith,
H. D. Pickett, L. C. English, L. T.
Highsmith, Dewey Brown and
James Bachelor.
YEARS
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YEARS IMAniJY
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Tobacco Flues
And Stokers
T. R. Quinn
BEULAVILLE, N. C.
DON'T WAIT FOR DISASTER
TO HIT YOU. PROTECT YOURSELF WITH EVERY TYPE
OF INSURANCE. WE WRITE LIFE, FIRE, LIABILITY,
AUTOMOBILE, ACCIDENT. ETC.
D. H. Carlton
Warsaw, N.C..
WARSAW FISH MARKET
CREATORS AND MAINTAINERS OF LOWER
PRICES ON QUALITY SEA FOODS
(Next Door to A P)
Beta Wholesale and Retail
Know Your Fish et- Know Tow Fl Maa
wmia BarQett
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DE&IVER
QUINN - McGOWEN COMPANY
Warsaw, north Carolina
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Funeral Directors A Embalmers
Ambulanc Service
Auction Sale
Every Thursday
Vallace Livestock
: I SUNDAY
SCHOOt
LESSON
Br HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
Of TIm Mood; Bibla In.tltuta ol Chicago.
JUlHMd by Wuun Nawapapar Union.
Lesson for July 14
Laeaoa (UbtMU and Scrip tur. taitt ae.
laotad and copyrlghtjd bjr JntanaUonal
Council ol RaUetoua Education! uae W
pamilntnn. ; . .
, JESUS AND SUPREME
. LOYALTY 10 OOD ;j,
USSOILTEXT Kzodui S0:Mi Joabua
M:16. -! Luke 14:-I7.
MEMORY SELECTION No maa ean
aarve two mat tan: tor althar ba will
bate tba ooa, and lor tha other; or alaa
ba will bold to tha one, and deaptaa tha
other. Ya cannot aarv God and mam
mon. Mattnew :.
Questions And Answers For Veteran
s
The Srsi ' three commandments
bring man Into the presence of
God, where he U taught how to
worship God In spirit and in truth.
The first commandment (Exod.
JO: 3) bids us worship God exclu
sively; the second w. 4-8) Wds ns
worship him spiritually. The first
commandment forbids us to wor
ship false gods; tha second forbids
us to worship the true God under
false forms" (Ferrer).
Wa ahali lose much of the value
of our lesson if wa confine the sp- f
plication of It to Israel. We miss
the point If we mink only of the
gods of wood and stone which the
hesthen worship and fall to apply
the truth to any and an Idol wor
ship of our day.
The loyalty to God of which our
lesson text teaches may be sum
marized in tour words. It is a loy
alty of
L Purpaaa (Exod. 10:3).
Jehovah means, "I will be what
I will be," or "I sm that I am,"
(Exod. 3:14). His very , name de
clares God to be the self-existent,
eternal one. How Infinitely gracious
then Is the use of the word "thy"
In Exodus 10:21 He the great I
AM is my God, a personal God.
It must be our constant purpose to
worship him only..
There are many things concern
ing which we do not speak dogmat
ically. There are even Christian
doctrines sbout which spiritual and
earnest men may honestly differ,
but regarding God we say with ab
solute assurance and complete ex
clusiveness there Is but one true
God. If ha Is what he claims to be,
if God is not to be declared to ba
a liar, then It Is beyond the realm
of possibility that there could be
any other God.
Hear It, men and women of Amer
ica who in an enlightened land and
ago bow down In heathenish wor
ship "before the god of gold, the
god of self, the god of wine.; the
god of success, the god of fame,
the goddess of pleasure, the god
of licentiousness." The one true
god says, "I am Jehovah. . . . Thou
shalt have no other gods before
me."' .;'
EL Performance (Exod, 20:4-4).
What Is In the heart must show
In the life. The second command
ment calls tor the undivided devo
tion and worship of man. It
expressly forbids Idolatry in "any
form.. The Injunction Is twofold, tt)
Men are forbidden to make any
material likeness which - to them
represents a being to be worshiped.
It matters not whether it ba sn
Imsge of what men believe God to
be like, or tha Image of an angelle
being, a heavenly body, In fact,
"anything that is tat the heaven
above," or on the earth, such as. a
man or animal; or under the wa
ter, such as a fish. (2) If such ob
jects have been made either by our
selves or others we msy not bow
down to them, nor render any serv
ice to, them. Let us all examine our
religious ceremonies and practices
In the light of God's commandment
Observe mat obedience to this
command brings rich blessing to
"thousands" (v. 8), whereas dis
obedience Is a curse not only to the
maa who disobeys, but also to his
descendants.
m. Premise (Josh. 24:10, 22-24).
Before the aged leader of Israel
came to the close of his life he
called leaders of the people, whom
he had led In the taking of the
Promised Land, and urged them to
continue in the way of faith and loy
alty to God.-""1 ..,.-.,.,
They promised rather readily, but
he made. clear to them that God
was not Interested in lip service.
They were to prove their promise
by putting away all strange gods.
This they agreed to do. wherein
they failed, they suffered defeat,
and wherein they kept their prom
ise, Ood blessed them. We may
learn from their experience.
IT. Practice (Luke 14:25-27).
It Is not alwsys necessary ' to
choose between our natural, affec
tions for those near to us and our
loyalty to Christ but If the time
comes for that decision, Christ must
come first without question and
without hesitation (ct Matt 10:27).
The word "bate" (. 28) does not
carry with tt any thought of malice
or personal dislike. We know from
ether scriptures that we sre to hon
or our lamer and our mother
(Exod. 20:12). The one who tails
his own Is declared to be worse than
an infidel (I Tim. 8:8), .
1 The point Is that ne personal loy
alty or responsibility la to stand in
the way of our devotion to Christ
Our own lives must be counted as
a glad sacrifice to him as we take
up our cross in the crucifixion of
aalf-wlll and devotion to his will
(see Gal 2:20; 8:14).
TYNDALL
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Q. Is emergency housing as now
provided for veterans at 801110 col
leges paid for by tt Veterans Ad
ministration as a part of. school
expenses? V- .'.'.'
.A.' No, Nominal rentals are
charged. Tha VA pays subsistanca
allowance, or living expenses.
Q. I am reserving a disability,
pension. Is there any way in which
I could have my National Service
Life Insurance premiums deducted
from my pension? t 1 4 - t
. A. Submit in writing an author
ization to the VA for such deduct
ions. A contact representative will
assist you If neadecV J .'; ' . v
1' Q. If a' veteian . ia eligible for'
loan-guaranty. -benefits does ' ha
lose that elgibility if he reenlists?.
' A. No. Provided he meets all
other requirements.
Q. May a dishonorably discharg-.
edveteran be hospitalized by the
vat .-. , ;. v".'
A. Yes if he became eligible as :
a result of a period of military
service other than that which ter.
minated in his clshonorable dis
charge. '; , '."-V:, .i
Q. Is it legal for a lending ag
ency to require a veteran to give
security in addition to the proper
ty being purchased in the case of
a guaranteed loan?
Yes. ,
Q. My husband has pulmonary
tuberculosis. May I arrange to
have the VA transfer him to a
high, dry climate for treatment?
A. The VA will transfer a pa
tient for climatic reasons in ex
ceptional cases. ' However, exper
ience has shown that climate is of
little Importance in the proper
treatment of tuoerculosis.
Q. Must a veteran actually live
on a farm to obtain a guaranteed
farm loant
A. No. However, he must parti
cipate In farm operations. '
Q. Is there any limit to the size
of a loan which may be guaranteed?
A. No. . ,J
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Mrs. C A. Miller who be
fore her marriage on June 2
was Miss Norma Lyde Brown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Brown of Beulaville. Mr.
Miller is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. C Miller.
SCOn FAVORS QUOTAS
In the opinion of - Agriculture
Commissioner Kerr Scott, the out
come of the referendum held to
day will not only affect, the wel
fare of tobacco farmers in 1947
but will also largely determine
their economic position in the
post-war era.
Among other things he said that
the quota system is not only need
ed . for protection of capital in
vested on farms and in towns but
to assure the continuance of a
fair wage to labor and farmer
alike.
STATE COLLEGE HINTS
BY RUTH CURRENT
N. C State College
A good rule to follow, when you
shop is to practice the hands-off
policy, when it comes to pinching,
prodding, and pommeling sound
fruits and vegetables. Handling
causes rot and results in waste.
A little foresight in purchasing,
careful planning of meals, and con
servation in the kitchen and at the
table are Just good sense. It not
only makes for more adequate,
well-balanced meals but in these
days it saves the lives of men, wo
men and children who are dying
of hunger.
Mony people throw away leaves
of the cauliflower, endive, and
chard without thinking of the tas
ty nutrition lost by failing to put
them in the stews and soups. Many
a tasty healthful dish goes by the
wayside if the cook is unwilling to
try new recipes that can turn left
overs or not overly popular vege
tables into a delicious dish.
Turner Returns
As Inspector
George S. Turner of Cary, who
has just been released from the
Army, will resume his position as
an inspector with the Weights and
Measures division of the State De
partment of Agriculture, accord
ing to C. D. Baucom, Supt.
Beer Taxes Yield
All Time High .
Beer taxes yielded the State an
all-time high of $3,715,206.72 for
the fiscal year ending June 30, ac
cording to the N. C Committee-
U. S. Brewers Foundation.
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Charlotte Scale Mechanic
Convicted And Fined
Convicted in Monroe Recorders
Court of violating the N. C. Scale
Mechanics Act, O. M. Rico of
Charlotte, an employee of the Cora
mercial and Industrial Scale Co.,
of that city has been $25 and costs.
. John Moore, inspector with the
Weights and Measures division,
aid that Rico was charged with
the improper testing of a 10-ton
scale at Monroe.
Moore appeared at State's wit
ness. t
Screwworm flies are reported to
be attacking cattle in Georgia and
farmers are treating wounds of
animals with Smear "62.
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Coum Ihiaaraia
. rcha Perecoality ef eesisM
An interesting and pleasing de-
gtription of Jesus will be given to
any one striving' to know more of
the Lord and his works, fkbjs. a
postal request brings it Address;
JTOOtUIESSIVS RUSH
BOS S&l KENAN STILLX N. a
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f'- Old Aadam Morris
TMs Is Ky Ttxtk Vbat HeM
A Seventh Daughter Born with a
Veil,' not to be classed with Cyp-
ales. Over 50 years experience.
Advice on all affairs of
ute. fiease ami wu
' fuse my 'work with ,
that of the ordinary
i fortune teller. The
truth or nothing. Re
member. ' doubter
1 finds me superior to
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ail readers. Reads past,
present and future. Office t for
whits and colored. Hours 10 a. m.
to 9 p an. Open dally and Sunday. '
Permanently located la trailer
studio on Wilson highway in front
of Guy Best's store. Take Green
Gables bus to my office. Look for
Hand Sign, Goldsoro, N. C (adv)
"at liminu ' 1 .. 1
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DIAMONDS WATC?IEa
WATCU AND mVELRV
KEP4Kf ami ENORAVIWfl
Dr. H. VV. ColweU
OITOMETRUT
Eyes Esamlaed. Glaaara .Fitted,
Next User t Cav ana
Chevrolet Oompaay. ,
' Permaewat Office la
C ONE OP THE THOUSANDS
NOW ENJOYINQ RELIEF FROM
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a Moaamaeita, as write
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Tirn & Turner
INSURANCE AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE"
all Iasaraaee
PINK HILL, N.C
L. C TUBNEB, Jr. T. J. TUKNES
Pink Hill's Oldest Insurance Agency
Of f ice Supplies
FILING SUPPLIES - OFFICE FURNITURE'
DRINKING CUPS
John II. Carter, Conpcny
K1NSTON, N.C.
ECONOMY
FAST ACTION
What Our Dznlc Auto Loan Pbn Offers To
Instead of paying high financing charges, you arrange a low-cost bank ,
loan here. .There are no commissions, no "buried charges,' and you can ,,
Include the cost of car Insurance in your loan.
' Your loan application is acted on promptly. .No co-makers or endorsers
are necessary and you don't have to be a depositor in order to borrow here.
You choose your new car, borrow up to two-thirds ef Its cost from us,
CONVENIENCE (somewhat less for used cars) and pay cash for your purchaza. Ton en
I shop around and buy from any dealer. .
' With a bank auto loan you can deal with local peopU from start to finish.
LOCAL SERVICE You buy your car from a dealer you know, borrow at our bank, and place
your insurance right here at home with a bos agent af year snslne where
you can depend on totting prompt, on-the-spot service whenever you need
it .
EXTRA BENEFITS By meeUn your monthly suto loan payments regularly, as agreed, yen
can help build your bank credit for the future an asset that will prove .
valuable to you again and again.
Before yea flnaaee yen neat car anywhere, eotnpave tae estnplete eosl ef etaee
' plans j Ineladlng flnanoe ebargee, fees, oommlaalnns, extras with a similar traaK
saetloa bare, Tbeai aaoose the plaa with, most besMflta, We s coafldeait a beak
ante leea wm be year ehotea, "
Our chare for new car loan Is $5.00 per $1C0.C0, per year
adJed to loan. Loans are repayable 15 months or l:ss. . ,
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