tug duplin Tirmo
ham Chamber of .Commerce, mem-1
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Abbie Herring, with whom she and
her husband lived 12 miles east of
Mt Olive, Funeral services were
conducted from the home Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the
Rev. Mr. Goodchild, Methodist
minister of Pink Hill, officiating.
John W. and Lulie Lunsford Um
stead and was born and reared on
a tobacco farm in the northern part
of Durham County and worked on
the farm until after he was 21 years
1920. He began the practice of law
July .l, 1921 and was elected Prose
cuting Attorney ; of the Durham
Cmnty Recorders Court In 1922
and was re-elected in 1924. In 1926
he was elected Solicitor of the
December 18. 1946. Mr. Umstead
ber of the Durham County Board
the time of his retirement, he was
was appointed by Governor Cherry
in
...,d Sunday
of Health, and other civic commit
Chairman oi the Sub-Committee on
Appropriations for the Navy De- .
to serve the unexpired term 01
Senator Josiah W. Bailey. ,
tees. He served as Appeal Agent I
for Draft Board No. 1 tor 8i4 years
Senator Umstead was married to
during the war, and also served as
pertinent While a member of Con
of age. He has lived in Durham
County all his life. He was gradu-;
ated from- the University of North
Merle D. Davis of Rutherford
Tenth Judicial District and was re
elected in 1930. In 1932, he was
elected to Congress in the Sixth
President of the Alumni Associa
gress, he served on the Sub-Com
County in 1929, and they have one
daughter. Merle Bradley, who Is
tion of the University of "North
Un Selma Elizabeth Manhburn,
mittee on Appropriations ior the
29, died Saturday morning at 7:30
Interment was in the family ceme-
tery. Surviving besides her husband
Marvin Marshburn, are her mother
.and one sister, Mrs. Edward Kot-
neeav: and seven brothers. Thur-
Carolina in 1916.
five1 years of age. He is a Methodist
and a member of the Board of
Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a
member of the Board of Trustees
of the Greater University of North
Carolina.
- While a student at. the Univer
He taught school at Kinston, 19-16-17;
left in May 1917 to enter the
first officer's training camp at Ft.
Oglethorpe. He was commissioned
a Second Lieutenant, assigned to
the 317th Machine Gun Batttalion,
81st Division, and served with this
outfit until released from service
in the spring of 1919. He served
about eight months overseas.
Mr. Umstead entered law school
at Trinity College, now Duke Uni
versity, in the fall of 1919, and ob
tained his law license in August
Department of Agriculture and de
voted a great deal of time to the
development of our present farm
policy and program. He supported
and voted for Jhe Agricultural Ad
Congressional District and re-elected
in 1934 and 1936, retiring vol
untarily at the end of his third
Stewards of Trinity Methodist
Playhouse
Tent
THEATRE
PINK HILL.
NORTH CAROLINA
The Pick Of The Best"
Church of Durham, N. C, and
term. He returned to uurnam ana
re-entered the practice of law. In
th enritiff nf 1944. he managed the
served as Chairman of the Board
man, Jasper, Delmas, Taft, Eari
W., Emmett and Leland Herring,
all of the home community.
for Tour years. He is a member of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars and
has been active in Post No. 7, Am
sity ne won the Mangum Medal
and was an intercollegiate debater.
primary, campaign for Honorable
ne belongs to the Durnam County
bar Association, the State Bar As
sociation, the American Bar Assoc
iation, and is a Mason.
justment Act, the Rural Electrifi
cation Act, tne Farm Tenant fur-
R. Gregg Cherry, wno was a can
didate for governor. In August 1944
he was elected Chairman of the
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee and conducted the State
campaigns in 1944 and in 1946. On
erican Legion, for many years,
serving as Commander of the Post
for seven years. He has been Chair
chase Program, Soil Conservation,
man of the Durham Chapter Of the
While a member of the House of
Act, and tne Tobacco Control Act.
American Red Cross, member . of
Representatives, he served on tne
Appropriations Committee, and at
'
the Board of Directors of the Dur
SUN. Dec 7th
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Directed by JEAN RENOIR I .
Duplin I IN WALLACE
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lheatre
Warsaw, N.C.
i
North Of The
Rio Grande
With Wm. Boyd,
And Russell Hayden.
Also Serial
THURSDAY ONLY
ON OUR STAGE IN PERSON
Billy Wood And His
Rhyfhmn Rangers
(Heard Daily Over WKNS Kinston)
ON SCREEN
Headin' North
FRIDAY ONLY
It's Terrific Action!
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Also Comedy
SATURDAY
Tex Bitter in
Enemy Of The Law
Also Color Cartoon
SAT. LATE SHOW
Ken Maynard in
Between
Fighting Men
Also Cartoon
COMING NEXT WEEK
BETTY GRABLE
SUN. - MON. Dec. 7-8
Dark Passage
With Humphrey Bogart
And Lauren Bacall.
TUES. Dec. 9
Framed
With Glenn Ford
And Janis Carter.
WED. Dec. 10
DOUBLE FEATURE
Lost Honeymoon
With Franchot Tone.
II
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Frontier Fighters
With Buster Crabbe.
TilURii. - FRI. Dec. 11-12
Singapore
With Fred MacMurray
And Ava Gardner.
SAT. Dec. 13
DOUBLE FEATURE
Thunder Mountain
With Tim Holt.
Renegade Girl
WE HAVE PLENTY OF SPACE
TO CURE MEAT
BRING YOUR MEAT TO US
Wallace Ice & Coal Co.
Wallace, N.C. Phone 2641
Stout Frozen Food
Locder Company
STARTS FRIDAY MORNING 9:00 A.M.
With Free Gifts Friday And Saturday To The 1st 100
Customers Who Buy $5.00 Or Over On Each Day.
This is absolutely the last call and Final Sale of the JAKE HUB
WITZ Store in WALLACE. Within a few days, the doors of the
HURWITZ Store - an institution in WALLACE for many years -will
close forever. Whatever merchandise is left, we are putting in
full view of all the customers, marked down again to a new all-time
low. It is NOW OR NEVER and we promise that NO REASON
ABLE OFFER FOR ANY MERCHANDISE OR FIXTURES WILL
BE REFUSED. In fact, we can almost say - COME IN AND NAME
YOUR OWN PRICE. , , .: ' v'v:
1 r Handkerchiefs; men's and ladies' THc
2. Men's Heavy Work Hose 15c
3. Men's Sport Coats and odd coats from suits 3.95
12.95
8.95
1.3?
100 per cent all wool Suits
4. Men's
5. Men's All-leather Jackets
6. Men's White Shirts,
perfect quality, slightly soiled
7. Raincoats, values up to $15
8. Men's Broadcloth Pajamas
9. Boy's Long Pants
10. Children's 2-pc Jerkin Suits
values up to 12.95
11. Ladies' m and xxxx Rayon Panties
12. Ladies' Hose, 340 needle
13. Ladies Rayon Slips, high grade
14. Ladies Winter Coats
15. Ladies Shoes
16. Men's Dress Shoes
17. Dish Rags, first quality
18. Special counter of REMNANTS Sacrificed.
4.95
2.79
99c
1.99and2.98
38c
25c
1.39
1.98
45c
2.98
5c
Don't Forget It's At The
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