THE DUPLIN TIMES
FRIDAY, JULY 3fh. 1948
BO TO THE MOVIES - AND RELAX
County Theatre Attractions For Next Week
KENANSVILLE, N.C.
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MOTOR PARK THEATRE
"SEABEE " HAYWORTH, Owner & Manager
Hi-Way No. 11 Pink Hill. N. C.
"COOL AND COMFORTABLE - FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT"
PATRON'S NOTE: For jour comfort and convenience
Modern Rest Rooms have been installed.
SUNDAY, Aug 1st
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H'ofer
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THURSDAY only
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Bad Man From
Red Butte
HIT No. 2
Invisible Wall
With Don Castle
And Virginia Christine.
Unknown Woman
With Joan Fontaine
And Louis Jourdan.
SAT. Apr. i
DOUBLE FEATURE
WesfOfSonora
With Charles Starrett.
M.L-ALLCUhllZi
VICTOR MATURE
BRIAN DONLEVYIf
COLEtN uKAi
Also Color Cartoon
MON. & TI ES
A Gay Carefree Fun Full Hill
Love And Learn
Staring Jack Carson. .Tanis
Paige, Martha VieUors
Added Color Cartoon
CIAUDI AUODfr
HMD RAINS TOTTER
BrN'NETT HATFIELD RSrt'h
Also Carl
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Duplin
Theatre
Warsaw, N. C.
SI N. - MON. Aug. 1-2
River Lady
(TECHNICOLOR)
With Yvonne de Carlo
And Rod Cameron.
Ti l S. Aug. 3 j
Ride The Pink Horse
With Robt. Montgomery
And Wanda Hendrix.
WEI). Aug. 4
DOUBLE FEATURE
Bar 20 Justice
With William Boyd.
Half Past Midnight
With Kent Taylor.
Lacy Weeks Says
Check Ladders
For Safety
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The Counterfeiters
With John Sutton.
riU KS. - FRl. Aug. 5-G
Letter From An
"You may be heading for a fall
unless you check your climbing
equipment and practices used in
and around the home." That' what
Lacy Weeks, Duplin County Agent,
said today in stressing the import
ance of avoiding falls by keeping
ladders and step stools in good re
pair and climbing them properly.
"Inspect ladders frequently for
rusted or loose bolts and nails,
cracked or loose rungs or supports;
make repairs immediately or get
a new ladder. That's cheaper than
having an accident." he said.
He warns against standing on
chairs, stools, boxes, tables or other
makeshift devices not intended for
that purpose. Severe injury and
death have often resulted from falls
at low levels".
Weeks Advises
On Fence Posts
Since the old Iightwood fenae
posts have about played out in this
section of tne country, farmers are
facing a problem building and
Also Ken Maynarc! Serial
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j ! Bij.r Double Show
! ! HIT No. 1
! Johnny Mack Brown in
Gosh Lady, What Do You Think
This Is - Noah's Ark?"
Well practically! 'Cause we take good
care til every tvpt- of car. no matter
what make, mod'' ur year. Drive in
today and let u- rvice your ear . .
keep it runnin v-votii!y and safely.
Wc give all services including air.
MCLENDoTs
ESSQ STATION
CALYPSO VENEER CO., INC.
Retail Lumber Yard
Phones: 3602 3603 Calypso, N. C.
ALL GRADES FRAMING, BOARDS,
FLOORING, MOULDINGS, ETC.
KILN DRIED
All New and Modern Euipment
MAY WE HAVE YOUR LIST? THANK YOU.
Keep Ahead
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IN KENANSVILLE
A Good Smaller Market
Hot dry weather hasn't hu tobacco as much in
the section-around Goldsboro as .jn farms near some
of tile bigger tobacco marker lowrs.
That should mean bette-- rreruge quaiitv and
better prices on the Goldsboro market this year.
Goldsboro warehousemen are lined up to provide
the best service, unloading help and everything
else, in their history.
As always, the Goldsboro News-Argus will re
port tntfhiully the prices paid.
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Come in today for a con
toured coiffure. Our stylists
excel in individualized
"short cuts".
For Hot Days Try Our
Special
COLD WAVES $6.0C
BIT'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
IN KENANSVILLE
maintaining fences. The posts now
in use will generally last 2 or 3
years. This requires a great deal
of labor replacing rotten posts
There are a few simple treatments
that can be applied to make posts
last many times as long as they do
without treatment. Leaflets are
now available which furnishes in
formation on the various fence
post treatments. See your county
agent.
Tempted to unload their timber
stock while prices are high, many
farmers are not only ruining their
future timber crop but are also
losing money by rushing to sell at
tne nrst opportunity.
GIVES
Malarial
ChillstFever
TYNDALL
FUNERAL HOME
nr wont oun
Burial Asmn-iatlor
Pkaaw 1
Funeral Directors. Kanbalntcr
Vmbulance Service. day or night
Ham of Wt nTiin
DANCA THEATRE
WALLACE, N. C.
SUNDAY, Aug. 1st.
Summer Holiday
Starring Mickey Rooney,
Gloria De Haven.
MON. & TUES. Aug. 2-3
Mickey
Starring Lois Butler.
WED. Aug. 4 Double Feature
, Way Out West
Starring Laurel & Hardy
Trail Of Vigilantes
With Andy Divine,
And Brod Crawford.
THURS. & FBI. Aug. 5-6
Another Part Of The Forest
Starring Frederick March.
SAT. Aug. 7 Double Feature
The Bold Frontiersman
With Allan Lane.
OWL SHOW
So Well Remembered
Starring Martha Scott.
Center
Theatre
'Eastern Carolina's Finest"
MOUNT OLXVK, N. O
SUN. MON. Aug. l-
On An Island
With You
IN TECHNICOLOR
Starring Esther Williams.
TUES. & WED.
The Woman
In White
Starring Alexis Smith.
THURS. FRI. Si SAT.
Homecoming
Clark Gable,
Lana Turner.
Chinquapin, N. C.
July 20, 1048
Dear Friend:
It is w ith great joy that I write this letter. The heat wave has broken and the busy
season is just about over. I am writing to urgently request that you come to Island
Creek Church for our next Sunday morning's service. During the summer months
the attendance has fallen off some and we are most anxious to have everyone attend
this service if possible.
I am planning to mention some things that I believe we should be thinking about
with respect to the future program of our work. Already we have accomplished much
but much more remains to be done. All of us I am sure are proud of the fine B. T. U.
organimtion and its activities, the church choir, the addition of the Sunday School
rooms to the church. These are splendid achievements.
Naturally all of us are concerned about the Polio epidemic. I would suggest that
we use every precaution for the safe guard of our children. I think the children
should be kept home since the epidemic is so bad. The older people can attend
service however, and I shall be so glad if you will come and invite all others whom
you may see to be with us.
I have recently moved to the Baptist Parsonage at Chinquapin and my family
will be so glad if you will arrange to pay us a visit. Should you wish to get in touch
with me, you can find me there.
With kind regards to you and yours, I am yours in His Name.
N. E. Gresham, Pastor.
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Fntnramio "98- for '48!
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