vux DUBLIN Tines
)luplini
Theatre
WARSAW
j SUN. - MON. Ant. 84-25
Cheyenne
With Dennis Morgan
And Jane Wyman.
-TUES. Aug. 28 . '
Undercover Maisie
With Ann Sothern
And Barry Nelson.
' WED. Anr. 27
DOUBLE . FEATURE .
The Guilty
With Bonita Granville.
Pink Hill M:rct::nt; Kinsfon Tobacconist
; Don Coyote
(CINECOLOR)
With Richard Martin.
f";.v-jv ;. r,v ;-. .'
f THURS. - FBI. Aug. 28-29 -
The Tvb Mrs.
Carrolls
With Humphrey Bogart
And Barbara Stanwyck.
SAT. Aug. SO -
DOUBLE FEATURE
' Border Feud
With' Lash LaRue.
Hi
With John Carroll.
By BOB GRADY ,
' W. Herbert Jones, proprietor of
the W. H. Jones Company in Pink
Hill is not only a farmers merchant
but a farmers tobacconist He will
sell you merchandise throughout
the year and sell your tobacco for
the high dollar, in the fall to en
able you to pay for that merchan
dise." ;:vf'; : '!-r-'r.ii''-
Herbert Is the son of the late
W. W. Jones of the Moss Hill sec
tion of Lenoir County. In his young
er days Herbert spent much of his
time in and around Seven Springs.
In the fall he would pin hook to
bacco. He learned tobacco on the
farm and in the warehouse.
Seventeen years ago he entered
the general merchandise business
in Pink Hill and through his shrewd
management has built the W. H.
Jones company into one of the ter
sest farm and home suddiv busi
nesses in this' section. ' '
Last year Herbert bought and
operated the New Carolina Ware
house in Kins ton. He Is also, part
ner and manager of the Jenkins-
Jones-Ford Agency in Kinston.
Last spring he bought the Eagle
Warehouse, one of the oldest and
best known houses in Kinston.
This season Herbert will, per
sonally manage the New Carolina
assisted by Jimmy Johnson of Pink
HilL - The Eagle Warehouse will
be managed by C. Kersey Smith,
one of the most capable and best
known tobacconists in Kinston.
Kersey will be assisted by Floyd
B. Jones, brother of Herbert
Incidently. Kersey owns the
Smith Concrete Products' Co.,
The Tar Heel State's burley crop
is now estimated" at 14,500,000
pounds. The crop is reported to be
budding out low and has been ham
pered by excessive rains in some
localities and dry weather In other
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Leaving Duplin
Mr. Thomas S. Shutt of Falson is
moving from Duplin with his fam
ily this week to Emporia, Va. where
he is being transferred by the Chas.
F. Cates & Sons, Inc. of Faison.
Mr. Shutt came to Duplin in
August 1937 as principal of the
Outlaw's Bridge School He served
there two years and In 1839 was
elected principal of the Faison
School. He served in that position
until 1943 when he resigned to ac
cept a position with Chas F. Cates
SC SOnS. ;
Mr. Shutt took an active part in
community affairs since coming to
Duplin. He was a Charter Member
of the Faison Lions Club and ser
ved two terms as Club President
makers of ? Vita-Lite; Products in
Kinston. ,
. When you drive Into Pink Hill
look at the attractive two-story
home on the ; left, That's where
Herbert lives. His story reminds
me of a Horatio Algler story.
Kinsfcn Vcreliousenien All Set For
.The Opening Monday Morning
The Kinston Tobacco Market op
ens Monday, along with the other
Eastern markets. Kinston is Du
plin's nearest market Guy Elliott,
ne term as Secretary, and one term
as Zone Chairman. He led the War
time Fund Raising Campaigns in
his township for the United War
Fund and the Red Cross, and in
campaign the district over subscrib
ed its quota.
Mr. Shut served as Charge Lay
leader of the Faison Methodist
Charge, also was Superintendent
of the Sunday School for one term
and a teacher of the Adult Class
for the past several years.
He was Secretary of the Faison
Volunteer Fire Department; active
in Boy Scout work, and helped to
organize the Athletic Club of Fai
son in which he was Vice President
In charge of the All-Star basketball
team which won the Duplin Coun- I
ty tournament at Calypso last sea
son. Mrs. Shutt has taught in the Fai
son School since moving to Faison
and has also taken an active part
in community activities; especially
as a leader of the Methodist Youth,
a church school teacher, and P. T.
A. and club work. '
popular mayor of Kinston, asked us
to extend a special invitation to all
Duplin farmers to sell their tobac
co in Kinston and do as much
trading in, Kinston.
lunston is a growing and pro
gressive town, its merchants are
wide awake. It is Duplins nearest
large market and many of its ware
houses are owned and operated by
Duplin County men.
It has an active chamber of com
merce whose secretary is Charlie
McCullen, veteran of World War
II. This chamber is ready at any
time to cooperate in any worth
while movement that will benefit
Duplin County. Charlie and the
merchants say, "WELCOME TO
KINSTON."
The popular supervisor of the
Kinston Market is none other than
R. S. "Dutch" Witherington, son
of Mrs. Annie Witherington of Faison.
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Burial Association
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Fvneral IMrentor, ciuiMiuier
Ambulance Mervlre, day or night
Ham af Wan.utun
CLEARING THE WAY
af
Neil Joseph's Shop
Every Summer Dress Is Cut Down
See Those Frocks Af t
$2.95 and $4.95
By all means you must
see those al $6.95
THEY ARE UNBELIEVABLE VALUES
Now At
NEIL JOSEPH'S SHOP
In Goldsboro
HERBERT JONES, JIMMY JOHNSON, KERSEY SMITH, and FLOYD B. JONES
Invite You To Sell Your
Tobacco
WITH THEM AT THE
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Warehouse
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AND THE
Eagle Warehouse
These Houses are operated by men who know how
to sell tobacco for the high dollar.
They are prepared to extend the greatest efficien
cy in the sale of your tobacco this season. They are
men with years of training in the tobacco business
and will do their utmost to gain additional dollars
for you. - Both houses are well lighted.
A GUARANTEED SALE FOR YOU EVERY DAY IN EACH HOUSE
Eagle Warehouse
KERSEY SMITH, Gen'l Mgr.
r ... FLOYD B.JONES, Asst.
New Carolina Whse.
W. HERBERT JONES, Mgr.
JIMMY JOHNSON, Asst.
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