KENANSVILLE, N.C
FAISON NEWS
THE DUPLIN, TIMES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th,
Honors Miss Byrd
Miss Ruth Byrd. who left last;
week to attend ACC, Wilson was
the guest of honor at two pariic-.
Tuesday night the Evening Circle
Of the Presbyterian Auxiliary hon
ored Miss Byrd with a miscellan-f
eous shower at the home of Miss
Blanche Lewis Games were enjoy
ed and cakes, sandwiches and ii:ed
tea were served.
The Sunday School Clas,. of
whieh Miss Byrd is president, hon
ored her with a barbecue supper
in the Community Building on Wed
nesday evening. The Class present-1
ed Miss Byrd with Nylon hose at'
that time. About 60 guest-; attend-1
ed, including all the Sunday School
teachers.
Honors Mrs. Faison
At the morning service in the
Methodist Church Sunday, Mrs. II.
J. Faison was honored by her chil
dren by them presenting the church
with Communion- Cloths and two
collection plate:i as a token of love
atul rr r v, u- t.o'r rho'Iier who
i .-- ..- :-,iamhr or (ho church.
Mr, W. !". Taylor of GohUboro pre
sented the gifts in behalf of the
children.
Poetry Club
Mrs. 1. H. Hines entertained
the Poetry Club Saturdav afternoon
and presided over the meeting.
Misses Sallie Hill and Martha Kai
son presented the program. Origin
al poems were given by in 'inbers.
A social hour followed.
The Oar:!-i C "h met Thursd-y
aftei rot.n : ' the home of Mrs. W. II.
Clifton Mrs. W. Kalmar and
Mrs. D. Newton assisting. Mrs.
W. W. Clifton presided. Mrs. James
Faison presented the program. The
hostesses served ice cream, ginger
ale, cakes and nuts.
Honors Miss Wilson
Mrs. W. R. Clifton and d lughter
Susan entertained Friday afternoon
honoring Miss Lois Wilson, bride
elect of Sunday. During the even
ing an attractive "Tom Thumb
Wedding" was carried out with Tad
Ben Ellis
136 . Walnut St.
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WATCH FOR. US -
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DRIVERS should be extra careful near schools, watch
for kids, slow down. It's the human, and humane,
thing to do! Children should wait for the traffic
light, cross at corners, keep out of the streets.
Be careful the life you save may be your own I
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Cates acting as minister. Following
the miniature wedding, Tad took
Miss Wilson to a side porch w'lere
she was showered with miscelane
ous gifts by the guests. Iced drinks
cheese biscuits, sandwiches, pota
to sticks and nuts were served.
Fxe. Board Meetm
Mrs. W. F. Thompson c-
ed the members of the Exn''ii:'c
Board of the Sesame Club S-.'-r-i'rv
evening. Mrs. Thompson is
president of the club and presided.
Odes Meet
p bvteHan
Circle No. 1 met with Mrs. J. C.
Bel! Miss Elizabeth Hicks presided.
Mrs. C. A Decker gave the Bible j
Study am! Mrs. Will Thornton, the ;
Article.
Circle No. 2 met with Miss Jennie
Middletou. Mrs. C. D. Lee presided.
Mrs. D. Newton gave the Bible
study and Mrs. Z. A. Gibson the
Survey Article.
Circle No. 3 met with Mrs. W. H.
McCullen. Mrs. Frank I.e.? gave the
Survey Article. All the Circles en
joyed a social hour.
Mrs. Hare Dies
In Faison
Mrs. Melissa Frances Mare. 66. of
route 1, Faison. died at the home
of a daughter. Mrs. J. T. Daw, on
i Tuesday of last week from a Heart
attack. Her husband, the 'ate J. H.
Hare, died four years ago
Surviving are three sons, William
nl Faison, Naiman of Kembleville,
Pa . and Oscar Hare of Newport
News. Va.; four daughters. Mrs. ,1.
T. Daw and Mrs. John Byrd. both of
Rt. 1. Faison, Mrs. Albert Weeks of
1 Rt. 4, Mt. Olive, and Mrs. Thomas
! Easter of Illinois; two brothers,
Tom Hollirujsworth of Clinton and
Giles Hollingsworth of Kinston:
two sisters, Mrs. Fred Parker of
Mt. Olive and Mrs. Will Ligon of
Durham.
Funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Faison Methodist Church with the
pastor. Rev. J. B. Cranford in
charge, assisted by Rev. Fred War
ren also of Faison. Burial followed
in the Faison cemetery.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICF.
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of John Newtoi.,
deceased, late of Duplin County,
North Carolina, I hereby notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to me, duly
verified, within twelve months from
the date hereof, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will plea .e make immediate payment.
This August 24, 1948.
Dougald Newton
Administrator.
Faison, N. C
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I IPisBjsi & - dH E
MRS. JAMES N. CLARK, ,
who before her marriage
August IS was Miss Nell fit
den, daughter of Mr. aj
Samuel R. Bowden of Warsi
Mr. Clark is the son 01
and Mrs. James N. Clark
Clarkton.
MISS MARY KATHRYN
YOUNG, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rhodes Young of Rose
hill, whose engagement to Rob
ert Kuwara ranter.
son qi Mr,
and Mrs. LeRoy Wnief ol Wal
is announced by hir 0iir
ism. ftW
lace,
ents. Th
place on
Bad Apple?
One bad apple can spoil a bar
rel. And top many traffic accidents by
teen-age drivers are giving our
younger drivers a black eye, accord
ing to the Dept. of Motor Vehicles.
Only about 5 of all drivers are
in the teen-age group, but for tne
country as a whole, they have b
or more of all accidents And based
on miles driven, they have the high
est accident rate of any group.
So it's up to you teen-agers to be
safe drivers. And it's up to you
parents and the pol'ce. too, to see
that you do drive safely.
WHEN IN
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEW9N
Duplin County
Courthouse, Kenansville N. C.
Saturday, September 25, 1948 at 2 P. M.
This Convention is called for the purpose of Organizing
this County for the coming Election to be held November
2nd, 19.48.
This meeting is of vital importance to the people of this
county and everyone is cordially Invited to attend.
Perry O. Crumpler, Republican Candidate for Congress,
will address this meeting.
H. B. KORNEGAY, Chairman Duplin
County Republican Exe. Commute.
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