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Tnc DUPLIN TIIICO
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dially invited to hear him.
Messrs. Amos J. and B. F. Out
law James Parker and Sylvester
Uncle Sam Says
Tew were guests of Mr. tnd Mn
Albert Nichols at Sims Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pearman and
sons of Summerfield spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs
Leona Outlaw. '
Miss Dorothy Outlaw of Golds-
boro visited the homefolks Sunday,
The Young People were hosts
at the parsonage Saturday night
with a Leap Year Party. Games
and refreshments were enjoyed
throughout the evening
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FAISON TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS In the Kraft photos
above and at right are shown members of the Faison girls' basketball
team and the cheerleaders for the boys games. Above, kneeling left
to right, are Mildred Faison, Johnnie Howard, Carrie Jean McCullen,
Mary Grey Taylor, Muriel Price and Alice Hicks. Standing, Evelyn
Hines, Ann Stroud, Emma Jean Justice, Dorothy Watson, Myrtle
Wheless and Miss Evelyn Ezzell, Coach. At Right, cheerleaders, from
bottom up, are Ann Stroud, Emma Justice, Ruth Adams and Johnnie
Howard.
Farm Ownership
Family Records
Are Good
Duplin
Theatre
Warsaw, N. C.
' . SUN. - MON. Mar. 7-8
: Secret Life Of
" Waller Mitty
With Danny Kaye
And Virginia Mayo.
. (Technicolor)
TUESDAY, Mar. 9
Caravan
With Stewart Granger
And Jean Kent
WEDNESDAY, Mar. 10
k Last Of The
Mohicans
. I ALSO SERIAL
TOURS - FRL Mar. 11-12
Kiss Of Death
With Victor Mature
And Brian Donlevy.
SATURDAY, Mar. 13
, - DOUBLE FEATURE
: Fighting
Vigilantes
WithAlLaEue.
At a meeting Wednesday, Feb.
25, 1948, of the Farm Ownership
families who have purchased farms
through the assistance of the FHA
program in Duplin County, it was
shown that 21 of the 54 families
have paid for their farms in full.
The first farm purchased was in
the fall of 1939. All farms were
purchased cn a 40-year repayment
agreement, which means that 21
of these families repaid their 40
year loans in nine years or less.
The remaining 33 families have, on
an average, paid more than one
half of their land dobt. No family
in Duplin is behind schedule on
their land payments now.
It Was PVnlainor) n( tk. ii
that the FHA still has money avail
able to buy farms at 34 interest
repayable over a 40-year period
Mar. 15 Deadline
Farm Worksheets
Duplin County Farmers have un
til March 15th to complete theif
farm worksheets for 1948 states
J. E. Sloan chairman Duplin ACA.
These worksheets show the soil
conservation practices for which
each farmer desires assistance ' on :
his individual farm. The funds
available to pay for practices for
1948 are approximately one-half
of the amount in 1947, therefore
it is important that farmers de
siring assistance file their request
before March 15.
To qualify for assistance the far
mer is obliged to carry out conser
vation practices as specified.
Checks are made to see that they
are carried out to assure the de
sired conservation results.
Outlaw's Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Carr of
Wallace announce the marriage of
their daughter, Margaret Elaine, 'o
Mr. Clay Sutton Scott, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Scott of Warsaw,
on December 6, 1947 in Bennetts
ville, S. C.
Mrs. Scott is a graduate nf Wal
lace High School and is now a se
nior at East Carolina Teachers
College.
Mr. Scott is a graduate of War
saw High School, attended N. C.
Slate College, and is at present
serving with the U. S. Merchant
Marine.
Rose Hill Student
In ECTC Court
In a mock trial, "Kenly vs Park
River School Board", presented by
the Commerce Club of East Caro
lina Teachers College on Tuesday
evening, the defendant was found
guilty by an unrehearsed jury se
lected from the audienc;.
Mary Kenlv. Dlaved bv Vireinii
Gaylord of Greenville, was the
plaintiff in the case, who accused
the school board of unlawfully dis
charging' her for attending a eance.
Rev. Carlton Fisher, formerly in
Holland, and now head of Univer
salist Relief Work in Hungary, will
be guest speaker for the regular
1st Sunday evening service next
Sunday at 7:30. All are most cor-
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mother.
Among others taking a part in
the play, was Thomas F. Booth of
Rose Hill.
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