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In The General Countr Court.;
North Carolina, A 1 :
PnpUn County. , . , ..
EYANGELUJB NIXON
LOUIS NIXON
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She's Here to Help You
So many things come up in using checks
and drafts; buying and cashing onds;
and other money matters on which, the
average person needs a little help. That's
why" we have a staff of well-trained, well
informed, thoroughly, efficient young wo
men at your service. They're pleasant,
patient arid pretty. They're here to
help you. .
m.'itiii-' named defendant
Louis Nixon will take notice that
.ia.. antttimi aa Above has been
commenced In the General. County
T l : t..iim '' rVwintv. . Nortil
Carolina, by the piamuu w
an absolute "divorce; from the de
fendant upon the grounds of adul
tery: end that the defendant will
further take notice that he Is re
quired to appear at the Office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Duplin County in the Courthouse
In Ketiansville, North Carolina, not
th with day of Novem-
i toAt mnA answer, or demur tol
. the'complaint in said action, or the
piaimtu wui ;-
for. the ' relief demanded in said
complaint. - t - -
- This the 6th day of October, 1947.
B7V. Wells, Clerk Superior Court.
10-3Mt. -. ' '
Outlaw's Bridge
The AUW will meet Saturday
rM iit.h with Mrs. Ka-
tie Outlaw. All members are urged
to attend the meetin.
Russell Outlaw, uaem in
tometry in Chicagorhas been vis
iting,, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Outlaw. V-- - .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Parker speut
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
D. Sutton near Laorange.
rvifo number from here at
tended the State Uversalist Con
vention held in Kinston lasi ween..
L. W. Outlaw Joined a fishing
party in Manteofor the week end.
James Parker, , with the Dixie
Cannon ; Tobacco ' warehouse in
Greenville spent the week end with
the. home folks.
r w Outlaw and Louis Parker
of Mt. Olive visite4 relatives here
Sunday night'
; Mrs; Nora juaipass anu unuv
BHondoil Home-Coming at Long
Ridge Church Sunday.
necUoh with drawing Deneiiis. ,
T..i,h,.f vt of these ' veterans
have- been ordered by the U. S.
District Attorneys in tneir rwpecv
i..- At-tMm tn refund' more than
3,000 they received through fraud
ulent action, me nun iniuu
been for failure to report any
earnings or sufficient earnings dur
ing weeks for which they earned
wages and were also paid benefits.
icoutsKide
Faison
The lleuse
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Boy Scout troop No. 48 of Fai
son under the leadership of c n
...r. Jr.. r . .! a I.. -
noe trip over the we. c t .i. l. e
boys left from the Mt. Olive Wsh
...... i,.Mn Aatnntav afternoon and
arrived at Seven Springs feunday
afternoon. They reponea uie r"
.,, Anvm makine the trip rather
Blow". Making the trip were Jackie
Adams, Cubby Adams, Busier rrc
cythe, Lofton Touts and Horace
Bay. . ,
Ilasheville Man Be
Tried Here For
Drunken Driving
' John H. Syke8," age 55, of Nashe-
injuries received when
in .nii!on with a truck til
to a Goldsboro concern last V ta
nesday or curve' at Calypso. "
. o.rv wiirfiM trial iff Kenans-:
vilie on charges of drunken driving.
it is reported. .
Strikes Two. Can
Automobiles belonging to Ralph ;
Hardy of Seven Springs and E. W.
wiw nf Pink HiU were damaged
last week In Kinston when a log- -
ging, according to reports, loaaea
with 60 loot logs attempted to
make a turn and the protruding
logs struck the sides of both cars ;
doing about $75 damage to each
car. - ';' Av':
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First Ccme-First Served
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Branch Ranking & Trust Co.
WALLACE
WARSAW
FAISON
LbseTo Mt. Olive
n Mf niivA hieh school Pan
thers beat the Wallace Bulldogs
13-0 in a .thrilling East central
conference game Friday afternoon
In Mt. Olive. The Bulldogs put up
a good fight but the Pantner line
was too strong for .tne waiiace
boys. : ,
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Bass Warehouse
IN CLINTON
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The block is now of f at this warehouse and we can sell you on any
of the following-sales days for the month of October:
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36 m Vets lose
All G. I. Rights
. TbMy-six veterans of World War
tt t,Bve been barred from. any fur
ther benefits under the G.I. Bill
Monday Oct; 13
Wednesday Oct. 15
Friday ... Oct. 17
Tuesday .. Oct. 21
Thursday Oct. 23
Monday Oct. 27
Wednesday Oct. 29
Friday Oct. 31
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CLIP AND SAVE THIS SCHEDULE
TAFT BASS; Owner-Manager
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PHONE 295-7
CLINTON
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