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:- PINK HILL,; 'f
NORTH CAROilNA
"The Pick Of The Bett"
SUNDAY, July 27th ' -
; .; A Scream of Pun and Joy !
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AJkI goldwyn
$V!? present
Hew Type Curb
Used In Rose Hill
:; Rose . Hill's $108,000 street im
provement program J is moving
alone rapidly. . ,
Twenty-three of the , twenty-siy
blocks in the project - have con
crete curbs and gutters substanti
ally finished, lacking a small num
ber of drive , ways and catch basin
entrances yet to be built.
' Sidewalk construction, also inclu
ded in each of the 26 blocks, began
lu)y 1st and will be expedited when
curb and gutter workmen are re
leased the latter part of the week
to assist in the sidewalk work. Wa
ter and sewer system improve
ments and storm sewer construct
ion have already 'been completed,
with the exception of certain minor
alterations required by preparation
of the 5 and 6 inch cement base to
be laid before asphalt surface
treatment is" applied to the streets.
The modernistic curb and gut
ter design lised on the project
has attracted the attention of na
Jonal engineer's associations, which
'.have had representatives inspecf
the work in Rose Hill. The curbs
were resigned to prevent damage
(o automobile tires, an improve
ment developed during the war.
3c, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
N. Home of Magnolia Is participa
ting in a Naval reserve training
cruise in European waters aboard
the battleship USS Wisconsin in
conjunction with the training cruise
of midshipmen from the Naval Acaj
demy at Annapolis, Md. '
Duplin Students
Named At ECTC
Among those filling dormitory
offices left vacant at the end of
the first summer session at East
Carolina, Teachers College are "Miss
Margaret Carr of Wallace, at Cotten
Hall; and Miss Victoria Kornegay
of Warsaw, at Fleming Hall.
Warehouses To
Collect Tobacco
Assessments
Magnolia Man
In Europe
Norwood C. Home, radioman
Eddie CANTOR
George RAFT
Charlotte GREENWOOD
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MON. & TUES.
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The Newest
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MnntA Prictft
7 Pictures!
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Danger Ahead
With James Newell.
Also Color Cartoon'
LATE SHOW h
Tex Ritter in
Riders Of
The Rockies
COMING SOON! GIRLS - GIRLS
u ON THE STAGE
'Texas Swingtime; Revue
Raleigh - Warehousemen will
collect an assessment of 10 eents
an acre from the flue-cured tobacco
farmers of the Carolinas, the board
of directors of Tobacco Associates,
Inc., has decided. 1 '
The oard - said the collection
would be made the first sale of
each farmer, with the warehouse
man stamping the farmer's allot
ment card -the amount of assess
ment collected. ' '
The levy, is- applicable 'to flue-
cured growers of the Carolinas and
to any sales farmer of those states
may make beyond its borders. Non
assessment warehousemen are au
thorized to -make collections on
sales of tobacco from the Carolinas.
Rose
Still $1.00 On $100
The tax rate for. the Town of
Rose Hill will remain 'at $1 on the
$100 valuation, Mayor Dallas Her
ring has announced. He said, the
taxpayers have been prompt with
payments, and that this must con
tinueif the . town is to operate
within its budget " ' '
Rev. Y.H. Williams
Dies Selma Home
Mother, Mrs. Mary Sue Williams
Lives in Magnolia
Funeral services for the Rev. Wal
er H. Williams, 43, who died Thurs
day of last week after several weeks
of illness, were held Monday at
3:30 at Selma Free Will Baptist
Church, conducted by the Rev. H.
M. Brown of Benson and the Rev
J.' Wade Baker of Selma. Interment
was in Selma city cemetery. Sur
viving are . his wife, Mrs. Ethel
Williams; one daughter, Helen Wil
liams of the home; one ,son, Jack
Williams, with the Navy - at . San
Diego, Calif., and his mother, Mrs.
Mary Sue Williams of Magnolia..
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' Conrad Nagle and --.
Sidney Blackmer in .
: "Gold Racket"
Added "Vigilante" Serial
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powor off this
Lockt...that
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men's live$?
LARAIME DAY
BRIAN AHERr:2
ROBERT MITCKU.V
GENE RAYMOND
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Opening Still Available
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Begins July 2U947
Fall Sessions Begins
September 5,1947
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Two Years Business Administration
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Aircraft and Engine
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. Apartments Available for
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Mother, I dedicate this to you,
Because you are so good and true.
Although" father 'passed from
this life,
Leaving-you, his sweet wife, with
us children so young;
You kept us, yes, everyone.
I was so small, till dad I never
knew.
Although he must have been true.
But mom my. thanks to you must
go.' .
Because you loved us children so.
We children all fared well,
And of your love I cannot tell.
You probably will be surprised
To see this with your dear eyes.
But I don't want to wait
To say Thanks till it's too late.
Lillie Mae Jones
Woodland Youth
Meet In Church
Wallace, and Mary Smith gave a
very Interesting account of their
experiences at the Louisburg Youth
Assembly. ; ;
During the social hour the hosts
served lemonade and cookies to
those present A large group of vis
itors from the Snow Hill League
were present. . .
Thursday night the members met
in the home of Miss Mittie Ruth
Wallacevfor choir practice. After
the practice, games were played
and the hostess served iced drinks
and cookies.
Bowden Student ;
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Studying Home Ec
... The home management house con
ducted by the department of Lome
economics at ECTC, "which was
closed during the first summer sess
ion, has been opened for the second
session, with Mrs. Adelaide E
Bloxton, in charge of the work. .
'Miss Edith Moore of Bowden is
one of the eight home economics
Danca
Theatre
WALLACE, N. C.
SUN. July 27
CorpsedmeC 0. D.
Starring George Brent, Joan Blondell.
MON. & TUES. July 28-29
Miracle On 34th Street
Starring John Payne, Maureen O'Hara.
WEI). July 30
seniors living- there and lean ' x
the various phases of home manage
ment though practical experience.
Hi for MU'al Symptoms t.
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Center
Theatre
MOUNT OLIVE, M. 43.
SUN. - MON.
The Woodland Youth Fellowship
met in the church Sunday night
for their . regular , meeting. , During
the-business it was decided to meet
on Sunday afternoons at 5 o'clock
instead of at nights. The devotional
program consisted of Bible discuss
ion by Mrs. Joe Westbrook and
prayer by various members. Cecil
Kornegay, Margaret Smith, Boyce
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Theatre
WARSAW
- SUN. - MON. July 27-28
Ivy
With Joan Fontaine
And Patric Knowles.
TUES. July 29
Little Mr. Jim
With James Craig
And Butch Jenkins.
WED. July 30
. DOUBLE FEATURE
Twilight On The
With Gene Autry.
Too ManyiVinners
With Hugh Beaumont '
THURS. FRI. July 31 Aug. 1
Michigan Kid
With Joa Hall
And Victor McLaglan. -
- SAT, Aug. Z
DOUBLE FEATURE -
Killer At Large
With Robert Lowery.
Song Of The
Starring Paul Campbell. .'
Twilight On The Rio Grande
Starring Gene Autry. ;
THURS. & FRI. July 31 and Aug. 1
Sea Of irass
Starring Spencer Tracy,; Kathryn Hepburn,
And Robert Walker. .
SAT. Aug. 2
Homesteaders Of Paradise Valley
With Allan Lane. ,
Backlash
With Richard Travis.
OWL SHOW
Starring Jean Porter." .
Little Miss Broadway
Possessed
Joan Crawford.
News and Cartoon
TUES. Double Feature
Spoilers 0f
The Norths
PaulKeUey. ' V"
also
Come On Cowboys
WED.
Little Mr. Jim
Butch Jenkins.
Shorts ,
THURS. - FRI. '
Ann Sheridan, Lew Ayres.'
$ News - Cartoon
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Tumbleweed Trail
Eddie Dean. -
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