riLNANSVELLE, NORTH CAROLINA
THE DUPLIN TIMES
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Things To Be Done
Cultivating Better Timber
Many things can be done to make
our woodlands more productive
One is cutting put diseased and de
formed trees, which may be sold
as fire wood, pulp wood, or be used
at homo. Another is thinning out
thick growths of young trees giV'
ing remaining trees a chance to
grow. One thing that should be
done to keeo,our woodland product
riv6 U IfaJISS: Mature Trees". By
harvesting Mature trees, not only
do-you keep your land productive
by opening the stand up for young
. growth, but seedlings are allowed
to come up, assuring you of a fu
ture crop of timber.
Timberland should be harvested
much In the same way as ordinary
farm crops, that is, on tracts where
"all the timber Is mature, and should
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MOTOR PARK
THEATRE
Hi-Way 11, Pink Hill, N. C.
Family Entertainment
For The Whole Family
SHOWS at 7:40 & 9:30 PM
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SUNDAY, iuly 17th
Greatest Air Thriller of the year!
(In Technicolor)
Fighter Squadron
Starring Robert Stack,
Anil Edward O'Brien.
Also Color Cartoon
MON. & TUES.
It Leads Orny Cre Way
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Also Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY
Buck Jones in
Border Brigands
Also "Ghost of'zorro" Serial
THURS. & FRI.
A Wonderful Story- of the world's
most colorful - talked of Outlaw!
FOSTER BRITTON
JOMN ItHANO ((10 MADUT
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Also Color Cartoon
SATURDAY
Big Double Feature
Two New Stars To Thrill You
The Vail iant
' Hombre
With Leo Carrilo
And Duncan Rinaldo.
ALSO
The Cobra Strikes
With Sheila Ryan , ,
And i Richard Frazer. V j
COMING Mon. -' Tues, July 25-26
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be harvested, some reservation
must be made to assure us a future
crop. This is done by leaving seed
trees. A seed tree is a well formed
thrifty tree of 6t lccst 12 inches in
diameter at breast height, or a good
well formed seed bearing tree of
any size. Seed trees should be left
scattered, at the rate of 5 to 8 per
acre.
If you have tio .4eed trees, seed
lings can b3 obtained at $2.50 per
thousand by contacting the State
Forester, N. C. Dept. of Conserva
tion and Development, Div. of For
estry, Rrleigh.
There is a Forester that you can
call on with your problems in con
nection with forestry. He ;s Mr. D.
E. Coleman, jr., Farm Forester, at
the District Office of the N. C. For
est Service, Whiteville, N. C, or
contact your SCounty Forest War
den, Mr. Ralph Miller or your
County Agent, Mr1. L. F. W eeks.
Entertainments - - -
For next week's enierlalnrr.ent
the Capital Theatre brings you
several good pictures. Let's see
what the reviews have to say about
t.'itm:
Monday and Tuesday you will see
"Africa Screams". Tlie so-called
Dark Continent will never be the
same again. Not since the team of
Abbott and Costello made it their
happy hunting ground in "Africa
Screams".
Besides this intrepid comic team,
the cast includes famous lion-train-(r,
Clyde Beatty and equally fam
ous F.ring-'Em Back Alive Frank
Buck. Also former heavyweight
champion Max Baer, his brother,
Buddy Baer, commedians Joe Bess
cr and Shemp Howard.'and, as the
iole woman in the cast, beautiful
MODEL THEATRE
BEULAVILLE, N. C.
WEEK OF JULY 17th
Sun. - Mon.
RETURN OF OCTOBER
la Color
GLENN FORD. TERRY MOORE.
Tues. - Wed.
GALLANT BLADE
In Color
LARRY PARKS, and
MARGUERITE CHAPMAN.
Thursday only
Double Feature
I SURRENDER DEAR
GLORIA JEAN.
AND
FLOWING GOLD
JOHN GARFIELD and
PAT O'BRIEN. -
Friday only
CALIFORNIA
RAY M1LLAND and
BARBARA STANWYCK.
Saturday
TUCSON RAIDERS
"WILD" BILL ELLIOTT.
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MONDAY and TUESDAY, July 18-19
Africa Screams
With BUD ABBOTT & LOU
WEDNESDAY, July 89th
Smart Girls
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With Virginia Mayo, Bruce
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, July 21-22
Red Canyon
With Ann Bly the, Howard
SATURDAY, July 23rd ; DOUBLE
v vTrail To
With Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnett.
(The adveniures of
With Robert Lowery, Billy
Blonde Hillary Brooke.
It is Miss Brooke who is really
responsible for the uproarious she
nanigans that take place. On search
for a rare find of uncut diamonds
she hires Abbott and Costello, to
lead her safari through the danger
ous bush. Costello claims to have
a map that will lead them to the
treasure, but mid-way on the Jour
ney, the map is found to be as un
related to the bush as are the come
dians themselves and through it all
the audience is treated to a riot of
hilarious sequences in which the
famous team runs up against lions,
monkeys, crocodiles and other man
eating jungle animals with breath
taking results.
Action is in Warner Bros, tradi
tion highlights "Smart Girls Don't
Talk", starring Virginia Mayo,
Bruce Bennett and Robert Hutton,
which shows Wednesday at the Cap
ital. The drama, etched against a
colorful panorama of -big city life,
packs enough excitement for a pair
of films.
Virginia plays a society girl
whose gambling gets her into trou
ble. Opposite her is Bruce, in the
assignment of an ace gamble. He
promises to mak good the losses
of iiis patrons at his swank gamb
ling establishment after a hold-up,
and it is this opening incident that
tees off the rapid-flow of action
with murder entering the picture
when Miss Mayo's young brother,
played by Robert Hiittcn, i.-- killed.
Miss Mavo plots to avenge her
brother'; death and another killing
takes piace in which she has in
directly figured.
George Brent says' at last he's
seen everything, film-wise, he's
been through tragedy and comedy
and romanr-e in scores of roles. But
for the first time he is playing a
hard and relentless father, with no
heart affair in "Red Canyon" on
Thursday and Friday.
The star is seen as the rf.ncher
whose wife was killed in an early
gun battle, with a band of despera
does. He has raised his motherless
'daughter with an iron hand and has
given his only feelings to the tho
roughbred race horses he breeds.
Lawless frontier days, when out
laws tried to smuggle government
gold across the Texas border into
Mexico, come to blazing life in
Durango Kid's "Trail To Laredo",
which shows Saturday, along with
' Shop Comes Home", a story of
a boy and his dog.
The Boll Wevil Survey for the
first week of July showed cotton
fields infested heavily enough to
warrant dusting. The survey cover
ed 20 southeastern and eastern
counties. W3
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1 0ONT YOU THINK? IT MANES
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(SAVING OUR WOODS FROM FIMf
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COSTELLO.
Don't Talk
Bennett and Robert Hutton,
IN TECHNICOLOR
Duff and George Brent.
FEATURE J
Laredo ;
a boy and his dog)
Kimberly and Margo Dean.
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THERE are three certain pieces, which if put in just the right
places, will make a picture of a donkey. The other six pieces
If placed in the right places will make a picture of a goat. It
you would use all the nine pieces at one time I don't know what it
' would make; try and see.
Mrs. J.W.Vhaley
Age 72, Dies
Mrs. J. W. Whaley, 72, died at
the home of her son, Luther Ken
nedy, Beulaville, Friday afternoon
following a long illness.
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SCHEDULE
Atlantic Coast
TRAIN NUMBER 49
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From Rocky Mount to Wilmington
Arrive Warsaw 11:20 A. M.
Leave Warsaw 11:25 A.M.
TRAIN NUMBER "48
From Wilmington to Rocky Mount
Arrive Warsaw 4:35 P. M.
Leave Warsaw 4:40 P. M.
TRAIN NUMBER 42
From Wilmington to Rooky Mount
Arrive Warsaw 8:40 P. M.
Leave Warsaw 8:45 P. M.
There will be no change in the schedule of No. 41 form
Rocky Mount to Wilmington.
J. B. SHARPTON,
Passenger Traffic Manager
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SUN. - MON. July 17-18
Sorrowful Jones
With Bob Hope"
And Lucille Ball.
TUES. July 19
Song Of India
With Sabu and Turhan Bey.
WEDNESDAY, July 20
.:?-. DOUBLE FEATURE
Racing Luck
Funeral services were conducted
from the home Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The Rev. L. N. Man
ning, of Fountain, officiated. Inter
mert was in the familv cemetery.
.Mrs. Whaley is survived by five
-ons, Melvih and George Whaley of
Pink Hill, Thurman Whalev and L.
H. Kennedy of Richlands, and Lu
iher Kennedy of Beulaville; th.ee
daughters, Mrs. I.onnle Marshburn,
July 10
CHANGES
Line Railroad
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Northwest
Stampede
THURS. - FRI, July 21-22' '
Africa Screams
With Abbott & Costello.;
SATURDAY, July 23 ,
DOUBLE FEATURE ,
Law 01 The West
With Johnny Mack Brown
Daughter Of
ThoJi'ngle
Mrs. Mary Ingram, and Mrs. J. N.
Norns, all of Chinquapin.
Jurors For July 25
Superior Court -Criminal
Term
The following were drawn to ser
ve as jurors for Duplin Superior
Court - criminal - July 25, 1949.
Raymond Shepard, Corbett Peir
co, Dot Edwards, Gaston Branch,
Sr., Johnnie M. Wells, Ray Lanier,
L. W. Newkirk, H. D. Lanier, J. R.
Ro.se, Jr., Clyde Williams, Marie
Allen Monk, J. K. Blanchard. Wil
liam II. Register, C. W. Moore, Ros
coe Shnlar, John Kornegay, C. C.
Stephens. C. R. Wells, Jesse Sulli
van, John I. Murray, M. B. Korne
Euy, Albert Guy, Joseph J. Wells,
and L. J. New,
J. R. Waters, W. J. Johnson, Hen
ry Herring, R. D. Ezzell, E. M. Mur
phy, Rupert Jones, C. A. Caven
augh, T. G. Ive., A. B. Wells, David
J. Gavin, D. H. Carlton, Willie M.
Futrell, and A. J. Johnson.
Horace Rivenbark, C. I. Caven-
New Low f
INSURANCE RATES
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PACK BARN & TOBACCO
METAL ROOF:
3 Months 68 cents per $10(100
4 Months 84 cents per $100.00
SHINGLE ROOF:
3 Months 70
4 Months 8G
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CURING BARNS & TOBACCO
METAL ROOF:
2 Months $4.20 per $100.00 ,
SHINGLE ROOF:
2 Months $4.35 per $100.00
ADJUSTMENTS WILL BE MADE ON ALL
INSURANCE WRITTEN BY US.
' SEE OR WRITE US TODAY
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TURNER
Insurance
PINK HILL, N. C.
EVERY WEDMESDAY--2PM
Our Many Buyers Arg EspeciallyLnxious for
Good, Clean Cars and Tracks .
$5.00 Pays
HERBERT iP;ATE
. ;v.'; OWNER and AUCipryEER-, . :
Goldsboro Iligha Phone 4527 ;; '
H ; KINSTONN'' C; ';
aush, Bryson Thlgpen, J. L:- Wells,
L. G. Grady, Falson Smith and
Robert J. Hanchey. -
Chinchilla Are
; ' 7 ' '"' ' : ' -, ' " 'V'!
Money Making Pets
For Duplinife ;
Paul H. Clifton of Faisoh Is In the
chinchilla business. Ha began a
year ago when he -went to the
Greer-Hale Chinchilla Ranch In
Newmarket, Va.; a professional
breeding ranch, and returned with
his first pair.
Their first offspring was bom
October 10, 1948. Later they pro
luced another pair and they pro;
aucea in April oi inis year. te now. ,
V,.p O AKft flail tin in tlla nmlwil '.
Mr. Clifton hopes some day to
have a herd of around a hundred
and retire from his freezer-locker
plant business in Warsaw and de
vote; his time to the raising of
chinchilla, v- -
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cents per $100.00
cents per $100.00
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6t. P'!:rs
With Gloria Henry.
With Lois Hall. .
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