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, fENDEft FOR LAST WEEK)
,. ....munity Club Will meet In
school auditorium,. Saturday
;it at the usual hour. A good
i, ,am. Is being arranged'with an
.: at:onal moving picture expect
a'4 are most cordially invited to
ne Home Demonstration Club
a meet in the home of Miss Lucy
,Uaw, Monday - afternoon, April
, at the . tegular hour. All mem
rs are urged to be present. Visit-
. are Invited and welcome.
vir; ' and Mrs. Leroy Simmons
npunce the birth and death of a
ii at their home. The child was
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WN. & TUES.
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Also Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY
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SATURDAY
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE! -
Bad Boy
With Johnny Downs,' ' :
Rosalind Keith.
ALSO
!J Frontiersman
t Alan "Rocky" Lane,
. Waller.
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bern Sunday and lived until Tues
day. . ...
Or. Russell E. Outlaw of Morj
ead City spent Sunday1 with his
.- iiti, Mr. and Mrs.Luther Out
aw. t
lusoell E. Outlaw of More-
c i. C i,y, ppent Sunday with Jiis
a'-ents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Out
.E'W.
u. D. Simmons, who has been
in jpc.ative patient in the Golds
Hiiro Ho.vpi.ai is expecting to r.
turn home Tuesday.
:a ?. Lcina Outlaw, Mr. and Mrs.
ilui man Outlaw spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Doby, Jr. at
Wake Forest. , I
Miss Pauline Outlaw of the Brog-
den School faculty and Miss Doro
hy Outlaw- of Goldsboro visited
die home folks during the week
end.
Messrs. Amos J. and Herman
Outlaw are jurors in Kenansvilte
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Malpass
and baby of Wallace visited Mrs
Nora Malpass and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Fanny and Sallye Outlaw
have moved into their new homt.
Mr. and Mrs. Almon Bass and
children of Plney Grove were visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parke.
Sunday . afternoon.
Some blue mold has been re
ported "in this section which w'l
delay transplanting of tobacco
this season - .-,
Special Easter Services will be
objeiveii in the church . S".JMiay
morning- The' Youth Group wil.
have sunrise services at the Cliffs
Easter.
Due to illness in the family, of
Mrs. Faison Smith, the AUW held
its regular meeting in the home
of Mrs. M. L. Outlaw, Jr.. A splen
oma attendance of members were
present. The meeting opened with
song, "Fairest Lord Jesus '. Mrs.
Lottie Berger gave the devotional
which was based on on the tben'e
of Easter. Pusineses of the A.TJ.W.
was dispensed with. The program
chairman, Mrs. Katie Outlaw gave
i Reading on "How your prayers are
answered". Mrs. James Ward- of
Ro Hill, State President of t ie
AUW work in North Carolina spoke
on the duties and responsi
bilities of leaders and members of
t)ic Association of Universalist Wo-
men. Mizpah Benediction cIosj I
the program. A chicken salad plflte
with ice tea was enjoyed during the
social hour.
2:30 p.m., conducted by her pastor,
Rev. -W. W Hasty, and the Rev,
W. B. Hood; Burial was in the Brice
cemetery near Wallace.
Mrs. Stella Smith
Dies In Dover
Mrs. Rivenbark Dies
In Wallace
Mrs. Emma Rivenbark, 63, wife
of W. M. Rivenbark, died at her
home in Wallace Thursday of last
week. She was the daughter of the
late Wells B. Price.
Surviving are five sons, W. M.
Jr., Henry S., Horace, Wilton, and
Edscl, all of Wallace; two dauen
ters, Mrs. Emma Grey of Leewen-
burg, Mildred Rivenbark of Wal
lace; one sister, Mrs. R. T. Shef
field; one brother, W. M. Brlce of
Wallace; 11 grandchildren. Funeral
services were held Saturday at
SUN. MON. April 24-25 .
TakeMeOulTo
The Ball Game
TECHNICOLOR
With Frank Sinatra,
And Esther Williams.
U.'O.'-UAY, April 28
Ur::rj;thfully Yours
With Rex Harrison,
And Linda Darnell.
WEDNESDAY, April 27
DOUBLE FEATURE
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With John Bromfiejd.
Law And Order
With Johnny Mack Brown.
THURS. - FRI. April 28-29
Flaming Road
With Joan Crawford,
And Zachary Scott.
SATURDAY, April 30
DOUBLE FEATURE.
The Big Fight
San Antonio Kid
With Bill Elliott.
WEEK BEGINNING APRIL 25
Night Show, 7:15; , Matinee Sat P.M. 3:00
., Late Show Saturday Night,' 10:00
MONDAY and TUESDAY
. j Don't Tm
Starring Fred MacMurray and Madeline Carroll.
WEDNESDAY
Tripple Threat
Starring Charles Tripp, Bob Waterficld,
And Steve. Van Buren.
; THURSDAY and FRIDAY i i ......
; Good Sam
ng Gary Cooper and 'Ann Sheridan.
SATURDAY - DOUBLE FEATURE
(last Round-Up
With Gene Autryand the, Texas Rangers.
Serial "G-MEN NEVER FORGET"
' AND ' '
Wallaby Jim Of The Islands
Starring George Houston and Ruth Coleman.
LATE SHOW: SATURDAY NIGHT
Topper Returns
With Joan Clondcll, Roland Young,
And "Rochester".
Mrs. Stella Maxwell Smith, 63,
wife of Furnie C.'Smith, of Dover,
Route 1; died at her home at 3:30
p.m. Sunday, April 10, after a long
Illness ' ' '
Funeral services were held at 4
p.m. Monday from Garner's Funeral
Home ' in Kinston with interment
in Westview Cemetery. The Rev.
R. H. Lewis, Method15"of Dover,
officiated. " - -
Surviving are her husband: two
er, Rt. 1, and Mrs. George E. No
bles, Norfolk, Va.; one son. Roy C.
Smith, Norfolk, .Va.;' six grand
children; three sisters, Mrs. J. W.
Johnson, Deep Run, Jennie and
Bertha Maxwell, Seven Springs,
and brother, J. M. Maxwell of Cin-.
olnnati, Ohio.
Sgf. Smith Is 2nd If.
Sergeant Lenwood Smith, a mem
ber of the 10th Field Artillery Bat
talion at Ft. Devons, Mass., was ap
pointed a 2nd Lieutenant in a simp
le ceremony recently. He was ad
ministered the oath, of . office by
Capt. W. K. Pease, Battalion adju
tant. Lt. Smith resided in Lawton,
Okla.. during 1942 and 1943, while
training with the 70th Field Artil
lery at Ft. Sill. Serving with this
organization in Europe, Smith wa.-
awarded the Bronze Star for gr.l
antry in action. His wife is the1 for
mf.r.Pnnsy Pierce of Marlo'v, Okla.
Smith's mother, Maggis Smith, re
sides in Pink Hill. His father is the
late, Willy S. Smith, also of Pink
Hil'.
Inventions' That Serve You
Cyrus HqltlMcCormick
1831; . .gavt public demonstration of first
successful reaper boon to mechanized
farming! Patently Vnachine in 1834. His
numerous patents helped build America a3
the -World's Bread Basket I
Growing out of McCormick's inventive
skill, the great International Harvester
Company and subsidiaries today employ
110,000 people all over the world!
PMpated. tyTlaUowL Patent Council
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LEGISLATION
HB 9u: HB 1065; HB 1066; HB
1081 - introduced by Outlaw rela
ting to liquor stores in the towns
of Wallace Warsaw Kenansville and
Faison - (HB 920 - Wallace) failed
to jwss second reading in House;
thJ rest are postponed indefinitely
in House.
HB 1235 - (Magnolia officers
terms) - passed three readings in
House; received in Senate; ssnt to
Counties, Cities and Towns.
Al present. Lt. Smitn and his
family are making prep- itions for
a trip to Germany. He us on orders
to head for Bremerhaven to start
a three-year tour of duty with our
Occupation Army there. ....
Mrs. Lydia Davis
Mrs. Lydia Emily Davis, 64. die 1
at her home near Deep Kun 1i k .i
morning. Funeial services w.'il
htlcl in Kinston from the Tyndah-Wood-Jarman
Funeral Home Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, with tin.
Kcv. Robert Canady of Bfiinviilo
officiating. Burial was in the Can
ity cemetery near Sand Bottom
in Lenoir County.
Surviving are her husband, Jos
se Davis; one daughter, Marie Da
one brother, Herman Davis of Kin
slon; four sisters, Mrs. Adell Tay
lor, Mrs. Joseph Taylor and Mrs.
Myrtle Davis, all of Kinston. and
Mrs. John Miller of Pink Hill.
AX
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
$23,000 WATER BONDS
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board
of Commissioners of tlie Towlfc of
Faison: i ? T
.Section 1.' That' tTrVui".'t(jrhi'
Municipal Kinaiiitfi'iV 1iOflr'"as
anR'n'U'ci, Imiids m WPjTivtlf nl
Kaison shall be in'.jn'ag
Jri'gnc ii'ii!cipal S:iiiirl-.nAfx-cecdiiw
S2ii.(li)(l iorfnt '."l)uln&clC
enlai'gin'.' th" '.:a'U'i ."ui-K-ViKteiu
of said Town, iiu' Sidjns' tnet nn
struclion and niatalhfljuy tR-a fil
ler system and clijttrjhatofll j '
St'ction 2 Tli';:t. If tjx sufi'iw.ent
to pay the priuci'ptfPal'd jTttrt!&-oI
said bonds shall "be- ,1'inii1Iy-levied
and collected. .
Secliini .!. 'I lia! .f -:. n'..fent of
Ihe debt of the Town litis been filed
with the clerk aiiiitiw'""illli.
Sccl.an '1'Tnat Dili "ordinance
shall take effect iu-i app::''yett;hy
the voters oi Hie To.mi i-- :Ji -
lion as provided by law. .
The foregoing ordinance was
liaised on the 21st day of March,
D. M. Ezzell Dies
D. M. Ezzell, 71, retired farmer,
died of a heart attack early Friday
afternoon at his home In Faison.
Funeral services were held at tilt
Methodist Church there Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock with -Ike
pastor Rev. Mr. Kinlaw in charge,
assisted by the Rev. Fred Warren.
'lurial was in the Faison Cemetery.
Surviving are -Mrs. Ezzell, the
former Carrie McKlnzie; four sons,
James of Faison, Raymond of Rose
Hill, David and Learn Steele, both
of Newport News, Va.; four daugh
ters, Mrs. Auther Dail. Magnolia.
Mrs. Jesse Weeks of Faison, Mrs.
Preston Kelly of Newport News, Va.
and Mrs. Marion Brogden of Mt.
Olive; and one brother, W. S. Ez
zell, of Faison. Mr. Ezzell was a
member of the Faison Methodist
Church.
l'J49 and was first published on
the 22nd day of April, i949.
Any action or proceeding ques
tioi.infi the validity of aid ordi
nance must be commenced within
thirty clays after its first publica
tion DOROTHY ARMSTRONG
Secretary and Treasurer.
i-20-21. Kaison
MRS. M. M. THIGrEN
BeulavUle, N. C.
RepresMtatiTC Far
CLINTON FLORAL
COMPAW
WARSAW, N. C.
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