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THE DUPLIN TIMES
J. M. Joyner
Joseph Mark Joyner, 23, of the
;ep Run section, died In a .Kin
b hospital at p: m. on Wednes
y of last week after an extended
ness. Funeral services were held
t the graveside in Rainbow Meth
11st Church Cemetery in Greene
ounty, Friday at 3 p. m. Captain
imes P. Henry of the Salvation
rmy officiated. Surviving are, his
iother Mrs. Neva Joyner of the
me; five sisters, Mrs. Tommy
ade, Mrs.; Earl Manning, Mss.
larlie Hoover, Mrs. Earl Jenkins.
1 of near Klnston, and Mrs. Geo.
Ill of Greene County; two broth
ers, " Charlie - Joyner of i Lenoir
County and Clarence Joyner of the
home. . . . . ' ' "' r-
Faison Sesame
Club Meets
We can give you speedier sery
Ice these days and will clean
or repair your timepieces and
Jewelry with professional per
Section. ''
All Work Guar ant jed
Globe Variety&
Jelry Store, Inc
WALLACE
The November meeting of the
Sesame Clnb was held In the Com
munity Bull dine Wednesday after
noon, Nov. 12, with Mrs. W. L
Thompson presldlnr. The roll eall
showed excellent attendance; also
several guests were reeemHed and
welcomed by the president. Busi
ness having been dispense with,
the chairman of the program com
mittee, read the names of those
en the program for the occasion
Both papers were timely as well as
entertaining. Bin. H. J. Faison dis
cussed "Is the U. N. O. Making
Progress?" She enumerated some
of the many problems confronting
that body and discussed in de
tail the reasons for Russia's atti
tude. She was followed by Mrs. M. C.
Bowden, whose subject was "Some
Observations on Pott-War Japan."
Mrs. Bowden first gave a glimpse
into the private life of the Japan
ese! then turned to the grave mat
ter of democracy in Japan. In clo
sing she said, "It Is too early to say
whether democracy wiH succeed
In Japan; it is the duty of the Uni
ted States to give it a chance to
succeed." Mrs. Bowden was accom
panied by her two daughters and a
niece, dressed In Japanese klmonas
and with Japanese dolls all the
gift of Mrs. Bowden's sister, a re
porter for the War Crimes Com
mission. After the club adjourned,
the hostess served a salad course.
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Danca Theatre
WALLACE, N. C
' SUNDAY, Nov. SO -
1 Deep Valley
Starring Dane Clark, Ida Lupino.
ICON. & TUES. Dee. 1-2
for- m 9 ft la
riatjiu
I Starring James Stewart, Jane Wyman.
I WEDNESDAY, Dec S '
Hard Boiled Mahoney
Starring EAST SIDE KIDS.
i Thundercap Outlaws
? With Tex O'Brien.
: ; THURS. ft FBI. Dee. 4-5 "
Brute Force '
- Starring Burt Lancaster.
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" SATURDAY. Deo,
: ? Buckroo From Powder River
Starring Charles, Starrette.
, OWL SHOW: ;, : v
7(1111-: Caotain Caution
Starring Allah LaddL .
(Intended For Last Week)
Ouilavs Bridge
lievs
Mrs. J. C. Horton and baby of
Klnston visited Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Sutton Sunday.
J. G. Jones of Spartanburg, S. C,
visited his sister, Mrs. Ed Grady
and other relatives during the week
end. 9
Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Prater spent
Sunday in Rocky Mount
The Community Club held its
regular meeting in the school au
ditorium Saturday night with the
president presiding. Following the
opening exercises a Thanksgiving
program was presented.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and
daughter, Donna Lou, of South
port spent Sunday with Mrs. Jones'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker.
Mesdames M. L. Outlaw, Jr., L. C.
Prater, R. D. Simmons, J. H. Park
er, Eric Berger, A. G. Outlaw and
Remus Creel were among those
attending the fall Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs In Ke
nansville last Wednesday.
The bus passing and stopping at
Mrs. Nora Malpass' store twice
daily to and from Goldsboro Is an
added convenience for the folks
of this community. Telephone ser
vice is expected in the near future.
'Mrs. Elmo Blizzard was hostess
to the Home Demonstration Club
at her home on Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. A splendid attendance
of members were present. Mrs. Re
mus Creel, newly elected president,
called the club to order following'
reading of the minutes. Leaders
program on Education, Health and
House Furnishing were presented.
There was a general discussion on
each subject by club members.
Demonstration for the afternoon
was "Dresses and Aprons for work
in the Home." Interesting bulletins
were given members during the
recreation period which consisted
of group singing, quiz program, etc.
Miss Rachel Outlaw was winner of
the quiz question. Mrs. Blizzard
delightfully served refreshments,
assisted by Mesdames Arthur
Smith and Edwin Holt.
Questions
And
OF INTEREST TO VETS
Q. What veterans have prefer-
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Dr. H. W. Colwell
OPTOMETRIST
nee to VA hospital beds? '
a ThniM Miffering from service-
conneoted disabilities and those re
quiring emergency treatment
q, Ami eligible to benefits un
der Public Law 16 if I was dis
charged for a service-connected
disability before I nad serveo u
days?
A. Yes.
n Mn veteran receiving dis
ability compensation, receive at the
same time subsistence allowance f
A. Yes.
Q. I received an overpayment in
ciihclxtflnre allowance after I left
school. Will I have to refund it?
A. Yes.
Q. How do I apply for hospitali
zation for a service-connected dls-
ahilltv? , -
.-. A. See your nearest VA Con
tact Officer.
Q. I became blind while in ser
vice during World War II. Am I
entitled to receive a guide dog at
Government expense?
A. Yes. "
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Q. Y.L vLt
have nrescritW
stent expense ' -
A. If the veteran's physician Las
been authorized by the VA.to treat
the veteran, VA will pay for the
prescription if It is used In the
treatment of a service-connected
disability. ' ' '
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted.
Next Door To Cavenaugh
Chevrolet Company
Permanent Of flee la
WALLACE. N. C
How women age? girls
maygetwanted relief
(torn functional periodic pain
Carta, many women aay, bi projuht re
lief from th enunp-lika ieony andnemoa
train of tuncUoniTperiodla dtatnaa. Tttaa
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aia aigsiaoD,-uw.iwv Buwraj
noe lor the "war- co moi
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams
(Colored1 of Warsaw, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Paul
ine Williamson October 21 to Lee.
Wash Lester of Fayette ville.
enter
functional
pain
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due to
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Id. 6lHCCTtON
KIIISTOII
AUTO AUCTION
EVERY FRIDAY
1:00 P. M.
SeU While Prices Are
Still High
Put your car on the auction
block for only
$5.00
ANYONE BUY
ANYONE SELL
SALE RAIN OR SHINE
'"We convert your car into cash"
Herbert Pate
AUCTIONEER
Goldsboro Highway
Phone 4527
ALUMINUM ROOFING per sq $ 8.50;
ASPHALT SHINGLES per sq &50
90 tb ROLLED ROOFING 3.00 ;
ROLLED TIN per roll 9.00
PITTSBURGH OUTSIDE PAINT gal 5.00
3 Burner OIL STOVE with oven 32.00
5 Burner OIL STOVE 85.00
LARD STANDS; each .45; doz. 4.50
100 Tb bags SALT 1.29
Following In Stock: LIME, BRICK, and
FARM SUPPLIES.
GARNER BROTHERS
220 N. CENTER ST.
MOUNT OLIVE, N. C.
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Theatre
'Eastern Carolina's Finest"
MOUNT OLIVE IT. O.
TUES. - WED. Nov 25-28
Deep Valley
Ida Lupino, Dane Clark.
March Time Cartoon
SMaHatHaBanaWiawaaiMB
THURS. PEL Nov, 27-2
That Hogen Girl
Shirley Temple,
Ronald Reagan.
Shows Thurs. 2-4-7-9
News Cartoon
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SATURDAY, Nov. 29
II
George Raft.
Shorts - 1 '::
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Katz Department Store
ON THEIR
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HARRY HARRIS
MANUFACTURER OF
Mens and Young Mens Suits
Top Coats and Sport Coats
21 1 V. Balf imore St.
Baltimore 1, Md.
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"THE DEPENDABLE TOBACCO MARKET" 3,
WILL CLOSE AFTER SALES WEDNESDAY FOR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS-;
. MARKET WILL OFFICIALLY CLOSE FOR 1947 SEASON, AFTER SALES FRIDAY, DEC. 5th
Tnibl Prnrinrert fata For Season A A rH Get The Remainder Of Your Crop Ready
To Date, 62,750,009 Pounds - Average
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And Sell II In Rocky Mount -4 .
13 WAREHOUSES TO SERVE 3TOU
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