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NOTICE ' OF SUMMONS " BY PUBLICATION In The General County Court North Carolina Duplin- County , JOSEPH JOSHUA WOODARD ' SABA1I BONfTY- WOODARD 1. 5 f , " ' The defendant, "Sarah Boney" x Woodard.wlll take notice that an i. : action entitled as above has been " commenced in the General County Court of - Duplin County, ' North ''Carolina," by the plaintiff above - named against the defendant for an absolute divorce on the ground .of Two years separation, and in 1 which the defendant' is Interested " and which cause of action is set pause and that the defendant is a necessary party to thia action; and - that the said defendant will further take notice thafshe is required to appear at the office of the Cleric of the General County Court of Duplin County i is KenansviUe, . - North Carolina, on the 22. day of . 'August, 1947, ind answer or de mur to the compjaint filed in this r .action, which has ben duly filed ' 4 In said office, or on or before the 16th,, day of September, 1947, or -the plaintiff will apply to the court for; the relief demanded 'in 'the . complaint. ... . . r t' -ij: - This the 21st day of July, 1947. , . R- V.. Wells, 'Clerk of General "j, '"' County Court of Duplin County r. Grady. Mercer, . , ?. ; . Attorney at Law. ;; , r -8-15-4tGM NOTICE OF ADMINISTEATION Having this day qualified as ad- : ministrator of the estate -of Will Hicks, Deceased, notice is hereby given id all persons having claims ,gainst said estate to file them with the undersigned acuninistra- . tor within one year from the date hereof or this notice will be pleaded In bar -of any right of recovery. , All persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate settlement - This 4th .day of July, 1947. "J1 , Helen Hicks, Administrator : m me estate oi wiu uicks, '. '''Deceased.;'-';'";,'''.,,,, ' Robert L. West, Attorney 8-8-6t,'RLW , ., . t- NOTICE OF EXECUTORSHIP ' The undersigned, having quali ' -fled as Executor of the Last Will -and Testament of I. T, Bishop, de- ceased, late of Duplin County, Glisr son Township, and having qualified before the Clerk of Superior Court of Duplin County, on the 20th day . - of June, 1947, this Is to notify all persons who have claims against 4 wid estate to present their claims . to the undersigned Executor, or his - Attorney, on or before, the 20th day of June, 1948, or this notice will be plead in bar to their recov ery. All person's who are. Indebted ' to said estate will please make Im mediate payment. Thia the 20th day of June, 1947. R. A. Bishop, Executor of the last Will and Testa ' v'- - nent of I. T." Bishop, de . C ceased, Route 2. Blount Olive, N. C. .v Ht E. Phillips, Attorney, " KenansviUe, N. C -8-l-6t HEP - - ADMINISTRATORS JJTICE Having this" day qualified as-ad- We can give, you speedier service thesedays'r . and i will clean or repair' your timepieces 'and jewelry" " :with professional : perfect- ion. ' - T ALL WORK . GUARANTEED . GLOBE VARIETY CO. " Wallace,N.C. V i t o. k t wai tmm, ther la a Wo. 1 1 tanml'M, I AIM uqura mm. umt drio ap pimuw " Jonteklr " cu to loom "1" . . no lou- fm" MtV i- x- ;h t..:t ciear ; ... i if vsf. . Is ana o-. f f n 1 . ,'.'.!." .w lii-.- . wttitbtUwAOTMOPAft v IMAGE FORMDCV PASSING f igtoahdedaVinu pexribeo ATWC iHUTtyitHAM 1 Anr1T" U )S'rHT0 iT 'MM ministrator of the estate of "Ida Thomas, late of Duplin County, North Carolina, "this to to 1 notify all persons having, claims agaln&t said estate to present thei to the undersigned duly 'Verified on or be for "one .year 'from' date of last publication of -tills notice or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery; All persons , indebted to said estate will please make Imme diate settlement. , V This the nth day of June, 1947; ; Clarence Thomas, Administrator Ida Thomas estate. H. E. Phillips, Attorney. 7,-25-(ft HE , v ' ' NOTICE OF SERVICE BTPUBUCATION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CAROLINA, DUPLIN COUNTY. MARGARET- WOLFE . t-:-'-,. ,VS 5 .tf-'vr B. H., WOLFE,' JR.' Notice is hereby given that the above entitled action has been in stituted in the Superior Court of Duplin County, . by the plaintiff gainst the defendant, wherein the plaintiff seeks to recover an abso lute divorce from the defendant on the grounds of two years separation. The .defendant is required to be and appear in the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Duplin County ' in KenansviUe, North Carolina, on the 16th day of August, 1947 to answer or demur to the. complaint, or the relief de manded; shall' be granted to the plaintiff. This the 16th day of July, 1947, R. V. WELLS, Clerk Superior Court, 8-15-4t EWS ; ADMINISTRATOR'S JSOTICE TO CREDITORS - , NORTH CAROLINA DUPLIN COUNTY ; Having qualified as administrate or of the estate of Mrs. Katie Veach Mlddleton, deceased, late oi Duplin County, North. Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Warsaw, N. C, on or before the 27th day of June, 1948, or .this no tice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make imme diate payment '. K ' -, This 21st day of June, 1947, ")' JV H. M. Mlddleton, Adminl. strator of Mrs. Katie . Veach Mlddleton, . . .. 8-i-et hdm v ' . ' " ' -; '; NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ' The undersigned, having quali fied as Administratrix of the estate Dr. H. W. Colwell OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted. Next Door To Cavennueh .' , '? Chevrolet Company ' Permanent Office In - - V; WALLACE. N. C. 1 , ' -: k-A ORCHESTRA 1 ft "7 . ;Celebrate Your Anniversaries Birthdays U. '. The Club Is Available On Monday Nites To 1 '1 1 fc 44 J.; LOUIS OMUiREi MCKIhU EASTMAN lQ31-.uc;u:::;5CFa;::w$ final lybmucht m age-old hcboy- AHDiltJUm Tf!E PICTURE OF m on Withenngi Olive Pickle Induslry By E. CARL SINK W , Mt.. Olive, N..C.r-37,5A0,000,000 cucumbers .are just cucumbers, but with Warts on them they mean about $6,000,000,000 added to the total U. S, mcome. - . ' Cucumbers with warts on them generally become pickles, because you folks say so, and because the bumpy cucumbers have the firm ness, small-water content and yeast enough to maks good, tasty pickles. That yeast . ..., . it, , ; . Of the $6,000,000 paid for pickles 'wholesale) in- the ' U.1 S. in most years, the Mt. Olive Pickle Co. takes about $1,200,000 gross, which is considerably above the U925 fig ure of $15,000. But that first year saies ngure wis. an exhilarating one to the Mt. Olive Booster Club and I., E.; Wltlerington, Chamber of Commerce secretary, who had set . about - converting surplus cu cumbers into cash, Witherington, by the way, is still top-man In Mt, Olive pickles, although the' plant growth, from small thousands in 1931 to a large million now is the career story of Harry,, Kraft, one time Heihz Pickle Company man who was born "in a pickle patch" in Chicago, and tired by Withering ton to make Carolina Beauties (the A&P exclusive', brand),; Way Packs, Mopiops, and other sweet, sour end dill pickles. ; . ( of LeRoy H. drinson, deceased, late of-Duplin County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 8th day of July, 1948r or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re covery. All persons indebted to said estate will piease make im mediate payment to the. under signed. This the 8th day oi July, 1947. ' Laura Eva . Brinson, " Administratrix of the estate of LeRoy H. . .Brinson, deceased. - . Magnolia, N. C. H. E. Phillips, Attorney KenansviUe, -N. C. 8-l5-6t.HEP o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ATTENTION Car For Sale -I WILL BUY IT And Pay You Gash Lewis Motors Telephones: Office 333-6 - Res. 226-6 WARSAW, N". C. FZ2 i wne Ana uance HOWDY CLUB WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY NITES Occasions With Us. Call. County. 2704 Vor Reservations .' -. r.onte 117 5 111 South of oliboro, N. C. . XL) K'.ZrCi MADE FIRST pzmmpwwvm-tout tZZ'Zl 01W.0PED FIRST PRACTICAL PROCESS-WITH t METAL PLATES-1839, F.W.OXra INVESTED I jp FILMtOU SYSTEM' 1884 Ccutman 'patented machine F08C0ATIN6P:'0T(XRAPHIC waattmRQtU" 135 Pkmc EXPOSURE Of . 2f, 600 5EC0NDS I z HAVESPltPS UP TO C SXnnft ntM ttrnun f ni'i- an In The'Mt. Olive plant is in the heart of the eastern North Carolina early cucumber belt, in a town of about 3,200, of whom it emplys di rectly in the pickle , plant about 150 the year round, and puts around $120,000 wages into trade channels, about 85 of the manufacturing money. Also, it is putting $350,000 into farmers' pockets in 23 coun- ties of the state from' the current ! crop. In fact, almost 80 of the cucumbers used In Mt. Olive's half dozen brands .come from some where else, most of them 100 miles away in the piedmont hills. For there the Warts are bigger, growth easier to control, water content is less, temptation to sell slick skin- i.ed cumbers on the market not present, and the yeast content . . . Pickle men will tell you, simolv and earnestly, that the good Lord put yeast Into the skin of cucumbers especially, and only to make pickles. These facts are true, scientifically. Of all pickle material only cucum bera have an experimental vari able of natural yeast content; the yeast is in the outside skin where it can be easily 'got at in preser ving processes; and cucumbers really make good pickles. Mt. Olive Pickle Co. recently in troduced the assembly line to pick le making, 'among the first fo a dapt the new "pickle, pasteurizing ' method. One difficulty Mt. Olive has un der control but far from solved is the question of keeping warts On cucumbers. In the immediate Mt. Oivle area, bumpy cukes .are not popular . far from it. For fresh consumption cukes are as slick as Uncle Harrv's bald head. Growers love them for two reasons, first, they are quickly grown, and second they will bring a never-predictable price on the auction market. A. J. CAVENAUGH Walluce, N. C. jevvli:h diamonds watch i a -watch and hveluy : repairing & ung11aving vex O o o & e o o o o '3 fan Used o-j And Other Private Parties r . M; F. . ALLEI JR. ' Gk neral Insurance ' .' KENANd ViLliE,-N. C. K.fcNANSVIlXE'i ONLY INSURANCE AGKNCV J. M. JENKINS, Mir. The fact that the season, over all income per farmer of commer cial cukes never equals the con tract of pickle cukes never fazes the cuke grower. For he is a born ffamhler. and cukes, one of the quick, short season crops, are the idle chips for his agricultural poker game. He -takes a trimming four years out of five at the hands of Mother Nature and from those ,ho know selling markets better than ne. but" he has his fun. Mt. Olive, of course, takes up a bit of that beating by going on the market to round out contract short ages. . , Of the three-auarter billion pick. les produced at the Mt. Olive plant paoh vear. only a quarier-uimuii are used straight from the field at Hmp A half-billion are packed neatly in brine tanks cover ing almost two acres back of the plant safely and hygenically plant in water, salt, and their own yeast to await the pleaiisre of the pickle packing pasteuriser inside. Thej are as fresh at Santa Claus time (fact is, ?ift package business is te neatest and one of the biggest profits of the plnntl ns at June bride season. Westbrook Infant Dies At Summerlins The one-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Westbrook died on Tuesday morning of last week at the home of his parents in the Sum nerlin Crossroads Community. Funeral, services were held Friday morning at 10 ' o'clock, with tne Rev. John W. Lambert, pastor ot the Mt. Olive Baptist Church, offi ciating. Burial was in tne lamuy cemetery. Surviving in addition to the parents are one sister. Mother Of Sam Bloom Dies Kinston. Mrs. Go'die M. Bloom, wife of Morris Bloom, and. a resi dent of Kinston the past 38 years, died at a local hospital at 9 a. m. Friday of l-st week. The funeral was held fmm Temple Israel at 4 p. m. Sunday with interment in Maplewood Cemeteiy. Surviving are iier husband; Uvo daughters, Mrs. Sidney Kanter of Kinston and mm Arthur Klein of Bronx, N. Y.; two sons, Abe B'oom of Kinston and You'll Mc thai Big-Car Offkgl You'll like tha long, low Hnea of the new CHvtaftt YouTf Ilka the took of massiveness and ctunffnoaa. nat big, beautiful Unisteel body la by Pisher you kwrn lp uitj fiodv u Fiater In the low-price field I : . . - You'll Hfca lkaa Big-Car raofvraaf Chevrolet's packed with features that give you Big-Car comfort and safety, i Positive-Action Hydraulic Brakes, far example) with exclusive deskjnfeaturea for'safer, surer stops. Unitized Knee Action, for instance, that adds stability and ease of ataering, as wall as riding oornforL . ? ' , - CMEVEiiLi IVcrcan. tiler Wallace;' and Mrs. W. L. Merritt ia Mrs. W. L. Mc tt of Magnolia, 64, died Saturday night at 11 o' clock fellowfcg a long illness. She was the former Jessie Brazil Chest nut of Magnolia. Funeral services were held from the home Moaday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. John Cline, pastor of the Magnolia Methodist Church, as sisted by the Rev. J. B. Sessoms, pastor of the Magnolia Baptist Cbuich. .iter meat followed in the Magnolia Cemetery.- She is survived by-her husband; four sons, Edward, Bennie, Creto, and Haywood; one daughter, Mrs. Roscon Potter, all of Magnolia; one brother, N. S. Chestnut of Seln.a: one sister, Mrs. J. S. Robinsen of Greensboro; and 17 grandchildren. High Egfj Prices Don't Aid Farmers - Although consumers are paying high prices in eg.es, in comparison with the price last year, none of the increase u h -tpine farmers. The difference is being asorbed by the hviu-r . of feed, equip-1 ment ana l:.bor. oooooooooooo Sam Bloom of grandchildren. Cash Supply Company IN WARSAW CAN SUPPLY ALL OF Your Feed Requirements Diamond And Square Meal Feeds Staple And Fancy Groceries Soft Drinks Of All Kinds A. H.THIGPEN, Prop. ooooooooooooooooeooooooo BIG-CAR QUALITY i But your ncaetoat thfff? wjll com wftan yon find out that Chevrolet t toweafr. pftoatr ilm In N field . and th One ffiatoseta lesa for as oil and upkeep. 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