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. fnvc.licfis That Servo You rife-- science f .4 A Notional Paten MOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION " The undersigned having qualified ; 5- '. t IWXSOaj ' . : aa administrtor of the estate of i r $Ira. Clara E. (Mrs. C. W.) Caven " laugh, deceased, before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Duplin - County,' on the 26th day of Janu ary, 1940, this is to notify all pe -aona who have claims against said state to present their claims tj . the undersigned Administrator on i cot before the 23rd day of Febru , . ary, 1950, or this notice will be ; pleaded in bar of their recovery. ; AU persons indebted to the es urte will please matte immediate settlement with the undersigned ; ' Thie the 23rd day o February, 1949. , , WL. Cavenaugh, Admini 1 : " ' strator of Mrs. Clara, E. I.j j (Mrs. C. W. Cavenaugh. J !-. WLC I .' ' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE S t Having this day qualified as Ad Inlnistrator of the estate of A. J. -Boyette, deceased, late of Duplin SCounty, North Carolina, this in to Notify all persons having claims Against said estate to present them to the undersigned, on or before on year from last publica- tion of this notice or this notice "lll be plead in bar of their re-, tovery. , All persons indebted to "; laid estate will please make im Itedutte settlement. I This the 14th day of February, 1949. j " C. W. Boyette, Admini- 0--':"- strator of A. J. Boy iySty - ette estate. Grady Mercer, Atty. cV29-0t OJrI. ?yY r ;!:!pFhys!s2l Fatigue? Ti 8Isk-Drsehk may help physical tttliue U the oulr ma you have that '.Utttua feeUnf la btcaaie of eonatlpaUoo. WieMmticht, the. friendly laxaUve, la . small proBTt and thorough when taken ae dlrteled. It eosta ealy penny or lets dose. Thafa hy It haa been best ; pMa with four seneraUona. If yon are troubled with each symptoms as lose of rapptUSSk headache, upset atomaeh, flatu- Imae, physical fatigue, aleepleamea . laenUl haalrmss. bad breath ad if these ' symptoms are dee only to oonaUpatlon ' than ace what Black-Draught may do tot jev,let( packasje today. ?r-.. ai iurTER CCn vui y - 4 i ovtH " 'ensuronce so - . Warsaw Fish Market "' - , CREATORS AND MAINTA1NERS OF LOWER PRICES ON QUALITY SEA FOODS ' , " (Next Door to A&P) , t . . ... . Both Wholesale and Retail Know Your Fish or Know Your Fishman ; , WILLIS BARTLETT ' FREE J , Phone 230-1 WB - DRESSING " WARSAW. N. C. - DEUVIB iLLi;, no;;tii CAROLINA tthouias A. Edison Grateful world ebitrvtt tiis birthday Febru ary 1 1. At 21. tiled tint patent application. Pro duced hit greatest invention, the incandescent lamp, when only 32. Granted 1,097 U. S. patenti in 40 yean tjf "inspiration and pei ipiration." Revohitionhed living pattern of the world. Contributed phono graph, motion pictures, fluoroscope, numeroui other major inventions . . . gave birth to of electronics. Income from his fPS t..t. ft......! -uutL -t li. 7 ? fw.m iiuniMU yv-m VI IIIB experiments. His inventions era jted scores of industries, millions of jobst r. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having this day qualified as Exe cutor under the last will and testa ment of Minnie S. Brown, deceased, late of Duplin County, North Caro lina, this is to notify all persdns having claims against the said es tate to present them to the under signed Executor on or before the 21st day of January, 19S0, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the said estate will please make immediate payment. This January 21, 1949. Leslie A. Brown, Executor. 3-4-6t. VBG Calypso Women To Beautify Cemetery The Women's club of Calypso has undertaken beautification of the Calypso cemetery as its major pro ject for 1949, and issued a call for help from the entire community in an effort to complete the pr ied, according to Mrs. W. H. Hur dle, secretary-treasurer of the club. It is expected, Mrs, Hurdle said, that between J350 and $500 will be spent before all the work proposed by the club is completed. This in volves clearing the cemetery of all weeds, brush and unwanted trees, planting of grass and landscaping the area. No attempt will be made to beautify individual graves, she said. To further the project, Monday, March 7, has been set aside as the second community work day on the project. The first day many persons donated a day's work, tools, etc., for the job. Among those who have contri buted much to the project are By ron Bryan, who furnished a bull dozer and a man to operate It, and Johnny Albritton, who has furnish ed two tractors, a truck and two men for two days to help with the project. All interested persons should give their contributions in money, or make arrangements to give labor for the work to Mrs. Hurdle. A total of $100 has been collect ed in public subscriptions, $47 of which has been spent and $100 has been donated by the town. How- -ft. - a aal I 237-1 275-1 325-1 fW -Industries, millions of fobit v-tr' I i Council 7 JfLl 1 - ever, Mrs. . Hurdle said, it was planned to save this latter sum to be used li landscaping. ' ' from Our Readers AT THE CROSROADS.. , . To the Editor: In this present age, it isn't an uncommon thing . for people to express their fears of one thing or another, audibly or thru the press. I believe we have only one ism to fear, and that is Communism. Communism is a threat to civiliza tion, our free way of life, and life itself here in America. As for "The Church of Christ", it has always been a champion for the cause of righteousness ar.d freedon from the days of the first apostles. We are standing at the crossroads while Communism is fighting a cold war against democracy. If Com munism wins, all freedom of re ligion, and everything else that ex ists to uphold the dignity of mar. will be lost. MRS ROSCOE PIERCE Beulaville, Route 1. Stevens Postpones Onslow Court Term Judve Henrv L. Stevens, Jr. of Warsaw, resident judge of the Sixth Judicial District, has agreed to nostDone the March term of On slow County Superior Court sched uled to begin March 7, until April 4, due to incompletion of the On slOA' County Courthouse remodel ing. The courthouse will be dedicated on April 4. John Warlick, chairman of the dedication committee, lias written Governor Kerr Scott ask ing if he will attend the ceremo nies on that date. Southern Farm Market Summary Livestock prices continued up ward this week at southern markets but brought only slight increases in marketward movement of ani mals. Most classes of cattle showed ad vances of 50 cents to $2 per 100 pounds, and most hog prices were strong and 25 cents to 50 cents higher. The advance followed sub stantial gains of the week before. Cattle marketings are usually light in late winter at southern points, and the suply of hogs also begins to taper off. All southern broiler markets were steady to firm during the week, with demand good and move ment sufficient to keep stocks wel" cleared. Prices were a cent higher in central North Carolina. Middling 15-16 inch cotton clos 0 at 32.74 cents a pound, compared with 32.50 cents a week ago. , yf .aii -..w . t v. '--,-i ;yx-j.srvsi-.i ', ?": You can see the difference at a glance. But to get the "feel," just drive W You'll eel the "get-away" power of Ford' new "Equa-Poise" Engine-100 h.p. V-8 or 95 h.p. Six both give up to 10 greater economy I For solid comfort-Ford's "Mid Ship" Ride has the feel of luxury. But take the wheel try the new Ford "Feel" yourself today! I 'i ' J . Ovafd rival j Ml ntan atartine evan " . tlaysl - THE DUl'LIN TIMES . rV . r, ; 1 11:1 H f, ff , They can quickly whip up a cake, instruct classes in dietetics or tell vou whv vour biscuits fail to turn golden brown. Left to right are: Mrs. Loretta Johnson, Miss Etnel Hunnicutt and Miss Carolyn Knight Duplin Needs $3000 To Insure New Gym. Duplin County is within $3,000 of that huge new gymnasium to ti erected in Kenansville. Duplin School Superintendent n P .Inhnsnn said $7,000 had been pledged or paid in the last two weeks. He issued this plea: "Due to the fact that time is short we must urge everyone who can help to please consider the worth of this grand project which it at stake. Proposed auditorium gymnasium which would greatly benefit Duplin will cost $60,000.00. of which all but $3,000.00 is now in sight. In view of the fact that lar gest commitments are contingent upon our raising the necessary funds to make up the balance an i complete the project during 1949, it is in utmost urgency that I ask everyone who can help, to do so as soon as possible." A total of $20,000.00 has been pledged by the Kenan family t the projected memorial auc'itorium gymnasium. William Rand Kenan, Jr., of New York and Florida, has pledged $10,000.00; Mrs. Graham Kenan, of Wilmington, $5,000.00; Soulherland 3ectric Co Warsaw, N. C. Phone 301-1 Your (G. E.) Dealer SALES & SERVICE All Types Of Wiriug 5 t11 Mft Hi grand of HngarHp Hll Iha "Equa-Polsa" power of IWs new biglnti, V-l er tixl flllFord's35as)arsnp. j,' pha "Magic AeHent Irakeaj. . of Tide Water Power Company's Hnmp Sprvlnp staff. Mrs. Johnson who served three and a half years with the WAC, is Home Service Di rector. and Mrs. Jessie Kenan Wise, Wilmington, $5,000.00. These donations are' contingent upon $45,000 being raised within Duplin County and the project be ing completed before the end of 1949. Card Of Thanks We wish to express our thanks and gratitude to all our neighbors and friends who have shown so much generosity since the fire loss of our home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Westbrook. For Best Prices and Com plete Jcb on Monuments. See or Write Rev. H. J. Whaley BEULAVILLE aesmei Uaaaa VMS Mmlf Nrsi Hit fora"i Mil Hi I aroH-mam-kar bex-sactton frama fajw ! a raedl WW ) I it SJlIra smaaMinaM UvVm etrtrsl'snawepilanol Oratslffal p in naw aasa Staarfngl m .tmmw in ifur fiinim k Jl f 'IRS. M. M. THIGPEN Beulaville. N. C. Representativp Fm CLINTON FLORA I COMPAlVV WARSAW. N. C. 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