FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1949
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Patient
Mrs. Leslie Sermons of Fort
Barnwell underwent a major oper
ation in a Klnstoa hospital Mon
day and is getting along as well as
can be expected. She Is the mother
of Mrs. Graham Turner of Pink
Hill. " . - , '
En!:rt3in S.S. Class
Mrs. Reuben King entertained
her Sunday School Class with a
Reiner roast at her home Friday
night Gaines and contests were en
joyed with Freddie Gene Small
and Thomas Murphy winning prizes
and all had wonderful time, r
- Souvenirs were passed to all.
A telegram dispatched to head
quarter in Detroit about 4 p.m.
stated: "Public responding wonder
fully to Invitation to see the new
Chevrolet.' Declare it far superior
to anything Chevrolet has yet had
to offer." . .
Hostess To Circle
Thursday. They also visited the
Johnnie Holdens. while there.
Mr. J. M. Jones was a recent bus!
ness visitor in Atlanta, Ga. -
Mr. W. J. Smith and Mr.' Lacy
Weeks were la Raleigh Saturday
attending an Agronomy Short
Course, at State College. Mr. Smith
was champion corn producer la Du
plin this past year.
Lt. and Mrs. "Wally" Kirk and
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bhepard
and Pat of Klnston were ffuests of
I Mrs. Mattie Shepard and the Zeb
Mrs. Aubrey Turner was hostess 1 Williams family Sunday.
I!:; Chevrolet
Displayed Here
jT.'Large cdowds viewed the new
Chevrolet on display at the attract-
- - veshow room of Jones Chevrolet
Co. here Saturday. Officials were
On hand to. explain the many new
feature; and records' were also
used, to Inform the throngs that
, poured Into the show rooms.
to a regular circle meeting of the
Women of the Church at her home
Tuesday night. Mrs. Ike Stroud
presided and reports were heard
from the different secretaries. Mrs.
Aubrey Turner was in charge- of an
Interesting program. The meeting
closed with mispah. At the social
hour refreshments of potato chips,
whipped cream with cake qpd coca
colas were served to the 19 present
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner were
guests of The Crosley Corporation
at a supper at Teels Supper Club
in Raleigh recently.
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Edwards, Mes-
dames J. M. Jones, Leslie Turner,
I. J. Sandlin, Jr., and J. K. Smith
attended the funeral of Mr. Clar-
ence Thompson -at Greensboro last
Office Supplies
- AND EQUIPMENT
DESKS, CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS
LEDGERS, BINDERS, SHEETS and INDEX
John II: Carter, Company
KINSTON, N. C
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Smith for
merly of Washington, D. C. have
moved into the apartment in the
home of Miss Pennie Smith. Air.
Smith is taking Veterans Training
.it Grady School.;
Mr. Walter Davis spent the week
end at his .home here. He is on the
Tobacco Market at Johnson City,
Tenn. '
Messrs. James Miles and Roger
I Inman were Fayetteville visitors
I Wednesday.
Mr .and Mrs. Otis Simpson and
baby of Arlinton, Va. have been vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Pearl Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heath, Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Tyndall and Miss
Wanda Tyndall visited the Bob
Teel family in Farmville Tuesday
afternoon.
, Mr. Thomas Home of New Bern
ministerial student at Duke, spent
the week end with Mr. J. M. Jones
and filled his regular appointment
at the Methodist Church Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May and Mr;
and Mrs. Charles Nash of Kinston
spent a recent week end at the
May cottage at Carolina Beach.
'Kinston Auto Auction
, if EVERY WEDNESDAY, 1:00 P. M.
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I Our buyers come from all over the state and are anxious
s or many more, clean cars and trucks and will pay the TOP
CASH DOLLAR. 'tf you plaj? to sell, try the KINSTON AUTO
: AUCTION. Some of last Wednesday's prices are listed below:
; Mercury, used 12100 , 42 Chey. clean 1810-
46 Chev. 6-coupe, fair 1100 40 Chev. clean 715
46 Hudson 6, clean 975 41 Olds. 6, clean 700
' 48 Ford, 6, clean 1325 41 Dodge, clean 825
46 odge, fair 1180 41 Bulck, fair 575
,47 Plymouth, clean 14-10 31 Ford, A, clean 190
: HERBERT W. PATE
5 OWNER AND AUCTIONEER
Goldsboro Hi:Way, Phone 4527, Kinston, N. C.
School, Brooke Army Medical Cen
ter, 'Fort Sam Houston,. Texas.
. The course is highly concentrated
and prepares Army personnel for
technical jobs of importance in the
Medical Service.
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I Stewards Meeting
A Steward's meeting was held at
the Methodist church last Friday
evening. Chairman L. C. Turner
presided.
State College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions
Q. Where can I obtain the latest
information about how to use 2, 4-D
week killer?
A. Write to Agricultural Editor,
State College Station, Raleigh, apd
ask for a free copy of Farmers Bul
letin 2005, entitled "Using 2,4-D
Safely".
Q. Would you recommend stable
manure as a good fertilizer for gar
dens?
A. Yes, it is one of the best.
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Graduates
Pvt. William H. O'Quinn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie O'Quinn of
Kt. 2, Seven Springs, was graduated
from the Medical' Technician
Course at Medical Field' Service
WELCOME TO BEULAVILLE
JAMES MILLER
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men, women, children -- commit
crimes against society and1 are ta
ken into custody of the law. Every
day some of them are sentenced o
prison, jail or the gas chamber.
Every day the press of the state
gives prominent space to crime and
court trials. Every day hundreds of
men and women, the young and the
old, endure the strain of existance
behind prison walls. Every now
and then some human being is
strapped into the chair in the state's
gas chamber and deprived of bis
life.
To most of us this is all a simple
matter of sin vs righteousness, plus
excitement of "solving" the crime
and moral satisfaction at seeing
"justfce"done. But, is it that simp
le? Public law is based on moral
law and moral law is based on the ,
worth is not something restricted
to a few people. It applies to all
members of the human race. The
basic purpose of law should be to
consider and promote human val
ues, and this means recognition that
the person who commits murder is
as much a human being as the per
son who Is murdered. Usually the
individual who violates the law is
not recognized as a person. Instead,
he is used by the state as a means
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to an end and this end does not in
volve, except in a negative sense,
the idea of human worth.
But the individual' is something
more than murderer or thief. He is
a human being who has been buf
feted by certain forces, factors and
influences and has failed to devel
op the human divinity that is his
real self. His crime is a tragedy for
him as well as for the persons and
laws whom he has wrongod. t.i.d
his tragedy does not concern just
the courts and police. It concerns
all of us. Men commit crime against
society only after society iiiis first
committed crime against men. We
have an obligation to consider the
influence which entered into the
life of the offender and consider
wherein we, ourselves, through neg
lect and indifference, are respon
sible for his failure. A crime is not
"solved" until the forces and fac
I tors which shaped the development
! of the offender have been brought
to light. "Justice" is not done un
til our own share of the blame has
been affixed, until the offender has
been given intelligent help that
will enable him to achieve his po
tentialities and until constructive
efforts are made to remedy the
conditions which led him and oth
ers to crime.
Anyone familiar with a court
room knows that it is a place of
suiTciing. tragedy, neglect and in
difference Most of the accused are
ragged, poor, uneducated. All have,
in some way been frustrated by
(he society in which they lived.
Xorth Carolina, society, all of us,
have much to answer for; and
sharply to the forefront on the bill
of indictment is the callous and
well-nigli criminal indifference
ve show our school-age children.
We allow them to drop out of school
Ion;! before they should, and yer
alter year are swallowed up by no
body knows what.
Reduced cattle and hog ship
ments to southern markets this
week failed to check early week
price declines and closing hog pri
ces were off 25 to 75 cents per 100
pounds, with cattle selling weak to
as much as $2 lower.
Broiler markets were generally
weak and lower during the week.
Florida bean prices still showed
the effect of recent freezes with
levels at shipping points generally
higher than a week ago.
The week witnessed an advance
of $2.45 a bale in the average price
of Middling 15-16 inch cotton en
the ten spot markets. Friday's ave
rage price was 32.95 cents a pound,
compared with 32.46 a week earlier
and 34.52 cents on the correspond
ing Friday a year ago.
Turner & Turner
INSURANCE AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
L. O. TUBNER, Jr. T. J. I I UNEB
Fink Hill's Oldest Insurant Agency
PINK HIIJL N. O.
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try Black-Draught. Cot a package today.
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Congratulations To
MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY
JAMES MILLER, Proprietor
In Beulaville
Their New Building Was Built With
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Smith Concrete Products Co.
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