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MBS. EDWARD ALLEN
- HATCHER, of Mt. Olive,, who
before her marriage on May 9
in the Calypso Presbyterian
Church was Miss Eudelle Flow
ers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
. Leon L. Flowers of Calypso.
Mr. Hatcher is the son of Mrs.
Henry C. Hatcher and the late
Mr. Hatcher of Mt. Olive.
Greenwood Goes
old Negro girt of Raleigh, Rt. 6,
bought a registered Jersey heifer
for her ,4-H project in May, 1946
from a well known breeder.
The heifer dropped a bull calf
early in August, and in September
Mary Lee entered both animals in
the Negro Junior State Dairy
Show, where the heifer was award
ed second place and the calf, which
was only three weeks old, won first
place in an unclassified group of
male animals. :: During the same
monthe, the heifer won second
place in the Durham County Dairy
snow.
Mary Lee sold her malp ralf
early in May of this year to the
Mechanics and Farmers Bank for
$60, and the calf is to remain in
the community for farmers to use
in building better quality dairy
Research On Turkeys
Work espeially designed to de
velop more economical methods of
turkey feeding is underway in the
research program at State College.
Also in the program is breeding
research aimed at developing a su
perior turkey that will have good
type and lay a large number of eggs
that will hatch well. Early produc
tion, standard egg size, and liabil
ity are other traits the breeding
program is stressing.
With Merchants Southern Farm
Market Summary
. . Thompson Greenwood, publica-
tions editor and information direc
tor of the State Department of Ag
riculture since 1942, has resigned
this position to become assistant
' secretary of the N. C. Merchants
Association, with offices in Raipigh
In 1943, he established the Ral
tyeigh News Service, which now ser
ves 27 non-daily papers in the
'State.
Negro 4-H Club Girl
Sells Purebred Jersey
. With the cooperation of her far
ther, Mary Lee Dunegan, a 12 year
Southern spring lambs, tardy be
cause of February and March cold
spells, gamboled into the spotlight
this week with top billing at Na-h-ville's
public stockyard - a market
where cattle, by .bulk, and ho ;s by
numbers, dominate the scene at
other seasons.
Good weather and lush pastures
have been favorable for fatening
lambs and producers rushed an es
timated 5,000 to Nashville the first
4 days of this week to avoid sharp
Danca Theatre
VVALLACE, N. C.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, JUNE 8-9
The Jolson Sfory
Starring Larry Parks.
TUESDAY, JUNE 11
Guilt Of Janet Ames
Starring Rosalind Russell, Melvyn Douglas.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11
Fools Gold
Starring William Boyd.
GAS HOUSE KIDS
Starring THE DEAD END KIDS.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JUNE 12-13
The Imperfect Lady
Starring Ray Milland, Tresia Wright.
SATURDAY, JUNE 14
Valley Of Fear
With Johnny Mac Brown.
Susie Steps Out
Starring David Bruce.
OWL SHOW:
Pin Up Girl
Starring Betty Grabble.
-jjkfes? Ff0m where I sit ... Jy Joe Marsh
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How fo OufsmartJ
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' Maybe yra read abontlhe flood
; n idicnneia county. It never both-
ereu our lown even though the
.river's only half a mile away.
Seven rears ago,- the jannsrs
; in 9 Bez oi. tiooa controls, to regu
late Irish, water, and protect our
" fields, IS took a'pack of labor and
co-oiKrationr but it worked. -
Ve were talking about it fa
J-a.r a Garden Tavern, over a
frtwdly xasa of beer; and Andy
oiiy iiis how it wu juie ie "ij : -
fcrelringiiuiutry' Self -Regulation, tjf ,
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as he called . Tte brewarg work
with beer retailers to help them
maintain decent, clean taverns.
Brewers don't want beer sold fa
the other kind. This system of
moral suasion and self-control
works Mighty well, too, Andy tr7s.
From where I sit, co-operatic t
regutation is the best way of goi
ting anre results whether it's'
keeping our wheat fields hcalil y,
or keeping our taverns neat and
clean and law-abiding. -
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- 5"' M0Z Idsv Builiiina tak!z t'tt CanUnot
price reduction for over-90-pound
weights. ;
Cattle arrivals dropped off sharp
ly, with prices steady to strong.
'However, canner grade cows lost
$2 and common grades of other
classes were also off that much
Southern hogs were mostly 50c
a hundred pounds higher with tops
at Baltimore at $24.75.
Cotton prices lost ground the
first of the week but regained a
good part of the loss by Wednesday.
Offerings were limited with very
little Teally good quality was in
cluded. Egg prices were firm .bringing
up to 43 1-2 cents a dozen in At.
lanta.
Fryer supplies were offered more
freely in the north Georgia section
but prices held around 34 cents.
The first car of Georgia peaches
moved out May 28, twenty days
later than last year's early season
Film Voos Ala.
Away From Fla.
North Carolina's old travelogue,
"Varietv Vaeationland". distribut
ed by the State Advertising Divi
sion, is still getting customers.
The Alexander City, Ala., Kiw
anis bulletin says:
"We don't know how many A. C.
Kiwanians we lost to the state of
North Carolina, but if N. C. is half
as good as the propaganda film
shown last week we couldn't blame
anyone for wanting to go there.
Art Surprise says North Carolina
hasn't got a thing Alabama hasn't
got - North Carolina just shows it
off to better advantage. Alabama
has the assets - let's advertise thera.
It can be done as has been so clear
ly demonstrated by North Carolina."
HAMBURGERS
SANDWICHES
HOT DOGS
SMOKES
CANDIES
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DRIVE-IN SERVICE
We Serve You In Your Car -The
Place to Go Before & After
The Show and Ball Game
TIP TOP GRILL
R. E. HALE, Prop.
Opposite T)epot Warsaw
Because we know full well the
responsibility we carry in fill
ing prescriptions, you can be
' assured that each and every
one brought to us is filled
with the utmost accuracy.
KENANSVILLE
DRUG STORE
A. J. CAVENAUGH
Wallace, N. C.
JEWELER
DIAMONDS WATCHES.
WATCH AND JEWELRY '
REPAIRING & ENGRAVING
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Stop Scratching! Try TM ,
Plili of arty plmplM, nut he. ItcUnib
burning skin disorder reiulung from ax
tcrnnl Irrltatltns can oftfo. t qnlcMiy r
LUved by Uilfl 1irDl 1neTriMV trwuniimt.
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In an accompanying letter to the
Advertising Division, the club sec
retary, says: "Fred Dobbs, at the
close of the film, immediaately
stated he was not going to Florida
on his vacation, but was going to
North Carolina. Please send him a
mountain folder."
Duplin
Theatre
WARSAW
Quinn-McGowen Company
Warsaw, North Carolina
Day Phone 244-1 ' - Nite 266-1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,
Ambulance Service , (
SUN. MON. June 8-9
The Razor's Edge
With Tyrone Power,
And Gene Tiemey.
TUES. June 10
My Brother Talks
To Horses
With Butch Jenkins,
And Peter Lawford.
WED. June 11
DOUBLE FEATURE
Frontier Scout
With George Houston.
HardBojled
Mahoney
With Leo Gorcey'.
TUURS. - FRI. June 12-13
Nora Prentiss
With Ann Sheridan,
And Kent Smith.
SAT. June 14 -
DOUBLE FEATURE
Lone Hand Texan
With Charles Starrett.
It's A Joke Son
With Kenny Delmar.
DITCHING!!!
NEW yd. DRAGLINE WITH
EXPERIENCED OPEARTOR
CONTRACT OR RENTAL
AVAILABLE SOON
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P. 0. Box 95, Kenansville, N. C.
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MODEL THEATRE
BEULAVILLE, N. C.
"Where Happiness Costs So Little"
WEEK OF JUNE 8th; SUNDAY - MONDAY
Paul Henried and Olivia DeHaviland in
"DEVOTION"
News and Cartoon
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens in
''FROM THIS DAY FORWARD"
News and Traveltalk v
THURSDAY -Here's that "Outlaw" gal, back again!!!
JANE RUSSELL in
"YOUIIG WIDOW"
Chap. 2 "SON OF THE GUARDSMAN"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY .
JAMES WARRIN In Zane Grey's
"SUNSET-PASS"
Special: Chapters 11 and 12 "HOP HARRIGAN"
OWL SHOW '
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NORTH CAROLINA
"The Pick Of The Best'
, ; SUNDAY. JUNE 8th
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Samuel Goldwyn
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JLS JEROME COWMi :
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Biff Stage and Screen Show!
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ON OUR STAGE "
BONNY LOU
(Queen of Hay Ride Show) -
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BUSTER MOORE, v
With
"Dixie Partners"
Siugin' Danoin' Gals
- And Music
Direct From WPTF
Admission This Show 25c and 50o
WEDNESDAY
, Range Busters in -
"Saddle Mountain:
Round Up"
Also "Jesse James" Serial . V
THURS. & FRI. , - . ' "
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ANNE UONEl
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- SATURDAY - " '
TWO FISTED ACTION PLENTY!
AlanLaddin .
Gangs Incorporalcd
Also Comedy - :
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