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i'llH DlfLlN TIMES
FRIDAY, JULY 8th, 1913
NOTICE OF ST'MMONS
BY FUBUCATUW
;? ' In Tue Cnei al , County Court
v.:
I NORTH CAROUNA '
DUPUN COUNTY,
NOTICE:
f 'WILLIAM T. Dim
- vs. .
fc;EUZAB15TH SALUE DUFF
, , jii.
.:r Trie defendant, Rlizaheth SjUle
-n..ff, will take notice that an action
M. nt.tleU as abov: bus een .con
Hiaienced In. the General, County
sikluurt ' oi Duplin, County. North
'Wf :Or .lina. by.f the plaintiff above
l,!7 nailed aaainst the. defendant for an
i-.iwo yeara, separation, and in which
r :IM7 uviiittuaui. .. iiiiviuwu .aim
j. -v.hlch cause of action i set forth
I- in the co upia'ut filed in thin cause,
I and that the defendant la a necew-
: ary party to. this action; and jthat
Mhe defendant will lurthcr. fake.no-
txe that she is required to appear
ft the office of the Clerk pf . the
f. County in Kenansville, N. C. on the
I 18th day ef July, 1949, and answer
i or demur to the complaint tiled In
i mix . itson, wnvn ui neen iuiy
?J in miifi nfFfpp ' nr An nr hfffnm
i the 5th dav of August." 1040. or
the plaintiff will apply to the. court
Pfar rte relief demanded in the"coni
f plaint. J - "
L .This lflth day of June, 1049.
1,1 R. V. Wells, Clerk of
3: General Jounty Court.
tiGrudy Mercer
for nlalntlff
7-8-4t. OM
and petitions meet the require
ments of law, as provided in Chap
ter 18-61. General Statutes and that
said petitions and request should
be allowed jndSald elecuon grant
ed, '.r:
! NOW" THEREFORE, notice is
hereby given that a Special Election
is hereby called and win be held on
Tuesday, August ID. 1949, in Duplin
County in which shall be presented
the following questions: .-,
FIRST: For County liquor con
trol, stores..
I Second: Against County liquor
control stores.
You are further notified that. alt
registration books in the' various
precincts in Duplin County, shall
and will be open for the purpr.se
of registration, of voters, not here
tofore registered, on SitunJay,1
July 23rd and will remain 6pehMin-
til and including Saturday, August
0,1 940. The registration books will
beat your polling placet on Satur
day, July 23rd and Ju30th ai.d
On AuguKt 6th and August 13, 1P49.
Saturday, August 13, 1949. will be
ChaKengo Day.
The registration and eler tim will
be neld under the General Election
Laws nf -NortH Carolina, and a
prescribed in Section 18-61 of the
General Statutes, and under the
;ame rules .and regulation for tLa
election of mcnf'iprs of the General
Assembly, except that no a"ntee
balloU shall be voted in said elec
tion to be so held.
This the 2nd day of Jurre, 1&49
BOARD OF F.LFtTI N3 (V
DUPLIN COUNTY
By E. WALKER STEVKNS
Clinirman
7-22-4L
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: Mr. M. C. lloliani, County Sapsav,
visor for the FHA and Mm. Grice
McNeill, County. Office C erk,
nave re tunica Jrcm a meeting r.
FHV employees held: in Raleigi,
last week. They state that. Cong
ress has now made availably ruuney
to farmers operating, f amv-tyne
farms' to m?k permanent, Jmpro-,
vcJiei.t-.,, their fatms- ri
'! This type oi servic through
the production loan program, and
the farmer Is given up to five years
to repay. Holland la of the opinion
that this service will be ol valut
to the county and he suggests that
those interested, ahotld contact
bun immediately.-: . -
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tetter
t amp I y-a m r-1
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. j Time and motkra studios art not
tool of, Industry alone. In Norh
Carolina noarl 900 farms have
come;ppevlni greunds where boys
end glrla emvUad In the 194 N
tona) 4V4I Better Mthods Electric
awards program are finding easier
and heUw jwayt, of doing a job.
Bverytbansr.iroin, unloading grain
j, io wasning nrenea is anaiyzea xo
save time and energy. The family DupHn County.
and community alike benefit from
more efficient prasticea developed
through this activity.
And on farms where electricity
is not available,, better methods of
doing everyday chores are worked
out and practiced.
ate College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions
i Q. Pleas give information on
Christmas trees as a cash crop in
Hew, Fast Czsccit Recipe
Wins Home Maker's Approval
NOTION O' ELiXTiO I
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of
is request by the Bourd of Comrris
sioners of Duplin County and pe-
-titionA to th Ftnnril nf F.lnolmna nf
IjDuplin County, agprescribed by
Section 18-61, General Statutes of
Tortn uaroiina, uuiy executed by
Av D. Wood and sixteen hundred
4 khu iivd ui'ier persons requesting,
and demanding that a Special El-
VnU the Board of Elections having
ilaterminati thaf tR iiil
- V. U.t . k, AV4UVO
important cash crop in the Sand
hills of N. C.
LAVTOD BAKER
AT
Warsaw Furnlture.Co.
WAR8AW, N. c7
Or. H. W. Colwell
V OPTllMRTRIHT
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Next Door To Cavenaugh
Chevrolet Company
Permanent Office In
WALLACE. N. C.
QUU1HVH0IESALE CO.
r'i OF WARSAW: IN DUPLIN
Distributors Of
POLAR BEAR FLOUR
, GROCERIES, FEEDS, SEEDS Is
' MILFORD QUINN, Mgr.
M. F. ALLEN JR.
General Insurance
. Kenansville, II. C.
Kenansville's Only Insurance Agency
N. C CONSOLIDATED HIDE CO., INC.
Foot of Waynesborough Avenue
Former Weil's Brickyard
- GOLDSBORO. NTC.
PHONE 1532 OR 2330 COLLECT .
IF CALLED IMMEDIATELY WE WILL
PICK UP DEAD CATTLE, MULES AND HOGS
FREE OF CHARGE
ft
Warsaw Fish Market
:
CBEATOB8 AND JAAINTAINERS! OP LOWER
FBICES ON QUALITY SEA POODS '
(Next Door to A&P)
Both Wholeaalo and BUU
Know Your Fish or Know Your Fishman .
WILLIS BARTLETT '
nUQB Phono MO-I . WE
OBXSSINQ
WARSAW. N. C
DELIVER
THE DUPLIN TIMES
: PublUhed each Friday in Kenansville, N. C, County Seat of
' ' vv ,?, DUPLIN COUNTY
;; ?:iv-' ..a, ;.
! Editorial business and printing plant. Kenansville, N. C.
- s ' J. ROBERT GRADY, EDITOR OWNEE ,
1,';J Entered at the Post Office, Kenansville, N. C.
as aecond class matter;
I" , '.t H . TELP BONES . . -
'.V.v;,,i.'' KeuuurUle, 255-6 ; Warsaw, 49-8 J I
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $3.00 per year In Duplin County;
! 3.50' per. year outside Duplin County, in North Carolina;
$4.00 per year outside the State of North Carolina.
- Advertisinf rates famished on request.
i Democratic Journal, devoted to the material, 'educational.
sconomlc and agricultural Interests of Duplin County.; -
1 Virii CaroliM
WARSAW :
AP k AM
LODGE
Nn. tlf
AT 1:10. ALL MAMtKR -MASON
a RE INVITED TO ATTNEn.
MEETS EVRRY 815COND AND
POUFT TVR0Ym WT
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
TO CREDITORS ,
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Hattie Guy, decea
sed, late of Duplin County, North
Carolina, this is to notify ail per
sons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Beula-
vllle, N. C. on or before the 19th
day of June, 1950, or this notice
will be. pleaded in bar of their i
covery. All persona indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate
payment.
This 15th day of June, 1949.
Winfred Guy Admlnlstra
tor of Hattie Guy,
Grady Mercer, Attorney at Law.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTOR,!
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Executor of the estate o!
Cyrus Dobson deceased, late- of
Duplin County, this It to notify' all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned oft or before the 10th
day of June, 1950, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of helr re
covery. All persons Indebted to
said estate will please make imme
diate payment to the undersigned,
. This the JOtti day of June, 1949.
L. L. Dob son, Executor.
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
Kenansville, N. C
7-22-6L HEP
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having this day Qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of Lenard
Branch, late of Duplin County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
said .estate to present them to the
undersigned Administratrix on or
before the 16th day of June, 1950,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate, will please make immediate
payment.
This the lflth day of June, 1949.
s Lillie Branch. Administratrix
of Lenard Branch estate.
Warsaw, N. C. Ro ite 2.
7-Z9-8t. VBG
Special to the Duplin TUpe. Fri
day, JUly 1, 1949 "Need Wscuit
a hurry? Who doesn't, from time
time!" That's the comment of
in, Kathleen Snyder of Waraiw.
who was chosen recently a a rep-
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rtatntatlve Carolina housewife to
tost Robin Hood Self-Rising Flour
for International Milling Company,
Atlauta, Ga.
'Well, here's a new recipe tha.
I ve tried that anawera the problem
of a fast batch of golden brown
uiscuhs (or any fam.ly " continues
Mrs. Ingram "and I am happy to
recommend it to my friends and
neighbosp who really want a short-1
Lilt to easier, urer blscult-maklng."
, Mrs. Snyder's report oe aa, fol
lows: "To begin with, I was highly Im
pressed when the young men who
called on me explained that the
new and improved Robin Hood
Seif-Rlking Flour has the baking
powder ingredients already added
bt-forc the (lour leave the null. In
addition, the correct amount ni
salt for seasoning is added - all
icientiilcally measured and mixed
to insure uniformly good results.
Eric Long ReEnlisIs
Eric Long, of Kenansville. was
accepted for reenliatment in t'.ie
Regular Army , for three year
period on June 27. 1949 at the U.
S. Arn y and Air Force Recruiting
Station, Goldeboro. Long, who was
accepted in tha grade of sergeant
due to hia previous experience and
he elected the Medical Department
as hia basic arm of service.
A. Red cedar is suitable for plan
ting In your section and seedling:
of this species may be ohtained (
reasonable prices from Sta nur
series. Arrange to plant seedlings
during January or February. Pre
pare the area to be planted just a-,
'if you. were getting ready to plan:
an annual. crop. Plant trees in rows
seven 2r4.t wid.i at six-foot intervals
withiKthe row. With this spacing,
1,000 trees win plant an acre.
The seedlings should be cultiva
ted, and this can be dune by phn
tlng a row of soybeans between
the rows' and then fertilizing iht
soybeanv Do NOT fertilize Uic
:rcea. Cultivation may be diFcon in-
ued ffter fk second or third grow
ing aejNtet,:'
Card Of Thanks
The family of Street Kornegay
acknowledge with deep gratitude
your kind expression of sympathy.
ROBIN HOOD
QUICK SOUTHERN BISCUITS
2 cups Robin Hood Self-Rising
Flour
V cu milk
VI cup shertenlng
PLACE - flour In mixing bowl
cut in 'hortonlnj until the con
llstency of meal
DD - miik and stir with a
rk until milk is absorbed
rUAN - onto a lightly flourc,
toard, knead lightly for about
20 seconds
l:OLL - to about Vi inch in
ihlck-ess tnd cut with lightly
floored biscuit cutter
PLACE - on ungi eased biking
iheet and bake in very hot
wen (450 F.) for about 12 mln-ites
YILLD - 1 dozen average .ilzed
biscuits
Note: If very crusty biscuits are
desired, roll dough quite thini
AVAILABLE FOODS
July, choppers will find a wide
selection of plentiful foods on the
markets, for July.
Poultry; producers are culling and
sending many heavy birds tomarkut
In addition to broilers and f ryerj.
Commercial' ; t lahlng . la "sually
MRS. DANIEL CRAWFORD
WISE of Raleigh, who before
her marriage on June 1), w"
Miss Rose Marie Rackley. dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
ttacHey of Falson. Mr. Wise li
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Wise of Goldsboro.
heavy in July with plentiful sup
plies of either trottn or fresh rssh.
Beans, peaa, corn and eggs) are
also reported plentiful aa well au
Irish potatoea.
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WHEN YOU NISD
SE2VICE3 OF AN
AUCT(0!!EER
CA1L
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EXECUTOR'S NOTK;
Having thU day qualified a
cutor of. the estate, of Herberti
nrancn, deceased, uuo of. Dupliw
County, North Carolina; thin i to
notuy ail person having claims
against said estate to preoauy ttWisa
to the undersignedt. dui varifiad.
on or before one year from tint
publication date of this notice or
uus notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed 40 sua estate will please nuJn
immeaiaie settlement.
: This the 9th day ot June. 1949.
Amos Branch. Executor
- Herbert Branch estate,
t a, Jr-ink .Hill N. G
. o. coney Attorney
7-22-49-6L NBB
h NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX '
TkcunderslanmL. hino ,..h
f id as Executrix of the eetato of
John J. Howard, deceaseds lata, of
Duplin County,.thla is to notify an
persona having claims against aaid
estate to present thqm to, tbo ondtr
eujnea on or beabro the 10th. day
- or mia noxice wtl be
pleaded la bar of. thontweiry:
All persons Indebted to aaid estate
men to tho underaignedt 4
inis uie lum aay tf Juns, 1349.
Besiie O. lTowanli ?r,,iri.'
H. E. PhlUipg, Attorney ' '
' enahsviUn, N. C. -
SASa.DCOZ3 SHEET
koct- toca LATU,
B0C3 T7CCULASTE3.
uaiE, cr:rr, dsick,
SHmGI&S, ALL KINDS
a? xcll coh:;g -v
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"If I had any doubts,' they were
dispelled when I saw my Robin
Hoed Self-Rising Flour " bircrltt
rise beautifully and oui"Hy, using
their own ingredients without my
having to mix and sift a single bit
of baking powder.
"But remember for best results
these biscuits should be baked.
"Robin Hood Self Rising Flour
certa.nly aves a lot of timr. and
not having to use baking powder,
I'll bet saves a lot of money, too,
in the long run. I'd like for all my
friends to discover this fine now
baking development!" . (adv
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Myers Barrel Spray Pump
Dobbins Horse-Drawn Duster
Arsenate Of Lead
Cryolite Paris Green
Seven Springs Supply Co.
SEVEN SPRINGS, N. C.
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Carefully looking fat both directions be
fore you do it putour tar close to a railroad
rail sometime. Ofton, many minute beft)e
you can otberwiae tea or hear it, tha rails
will whisper to you of, agpproaching rain.
"Business, plenty business, business by the
tonl" Tb the imaginative, that is the story
of the wluspertagi -rails, tolling of goods
goifig to market,', money in the pocket of
the folks who make them.
Carloading statistic for southeastern,
country is taking its piece to the countr
industrial sun.
Tide Water is proud that many of th
industries whose payrolls are now swelling,;
the pockets of folks in this pert of the coun
try have been attracted h part because of
the service rendered by Tide Water. Aad
the fact that Tide Water always tries tp
give the best possible service at the lowest
possible cost Tide Water rates, if you car
to investigate, are as low or lower than the
forth Carolina showr how this part of the average for the entire Atlantic seaboard I
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