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BE YOUR AGE
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111 BE YOUR AGK is motion plc
Ktiire, which everyone over 30 years
" of age should see, according to Dr.
J. W. ; Boy Norton,: State Health
i Officer, North Carolina State Board
of Health. This is a public service
': film which will be shown at the
MODLX THEATRE on Sept..4 and
9. "Many of the 8,202 North Caro
linians who died of heart disease
lastr year" Dr. ' Norton stated,
;iwculd still be alive if they iiad
jgven their hearts the consideration
that nature requires." Heart disease
Is the number one killer in the State
and nation. "BE YOUR AGE", con
.Unued Dr. Norton, "is recommend
ed by the North Carolina Board of
Health. It is' a film -which encour
ages caution, but also changes fear
to confidence and-hope. It will brr
V aden everyone's understanding of
: the humin heart and how to pro
2ect It" v ,.
: B your age, is a film co-sponsored
by the American Heart Associa
tion and the Metropolitan Life" In
surance Company. The film had Its
premier In Radio City Music Ha
New York. It has been shown fn
many othnr States, and ' will be
: shown at the Mode) Theatre ir
Beulavllle on Sept. 4 and 5,'accpr d
. lag to Mr: Bob Demorest, manager.
J. BlVernon Dies
..John B. Vernon," 64, diad at hi.s
bom In the Williams Mill Com
munity Saturday morning at 0:30
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WEEK BEGINNING
Evening Show Starts At 7:00 O'clock
MONDAY AND TUESDAY;
; Barkieys Of Broadway
With Fred AstaV And Ginger Rogers.
WEDNESDAY: Matinee and Night
Arctic Manhunt
With Mikel Conrad And Carol Thurston.
ALSO
Brick Bradford
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY: .
Red River
With John Wayne And Montgomery Clift.
SATURDAY: ' Double Feature
Riders Of Whistling Pines
With Gene Autry And Patricia White.
Rusty Leads The Way
With Ted Donaldson And Sharyn Mojffett.
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after an Illness of three yean.: He
Is survived by his wife, the former
Katherlne Kins; one son, J. C. Ver
non of the home; two daughters,
Mrs. Turman Alphln of Goldshoro
and Mrs.' Richard Adey of Balti
more, Md two brothers, Charlie
on Seven Springs, Rt. 2, and Ed of
Mt. Olive, Rt. 2; one Sister, Mrs.
Floyd Bowden of Mt. Oliwe, Rt 2;
and four grandchildren. He wan a
member of Rones Chapel Methodist
Church. "Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday afternoon at 3:30
from the church by the Rev. B. E.
Dolson, Presbyterian minister of
Mt. Olive. Burial was in Maplewcod
Cemet-ry, Mt. Olive.
L. C.
Buried Sunday
. Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock for Lewis
C. Jones, 70, who died at his home
near Scotts Store Saturday night
at 7:20. after a long Illness. Burial
was In the family cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, the for
mer Lettfe Taylor; two sons, Lewis
Henry and Ralph P. Jones, Rt. 1,
Mt. Olive; a daughter, Mrs. Earl
Whaley, Rt. 1, Mt. Olive; a brother,
Willie O. Jones, Rt. 1, Mt. Olive,
and a sister, Mrs. L. G. Carter also
of Rt. 1. Mt. Olive.
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On Monday night of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brinson enter
tained with a picnic supper the fol
lowing people: Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam B. Stanley of Chicago, 111., Mr.
and Mrs. Seth Macon and daughter
of Greensboro; Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle
Lanier; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kor
ncgay. The picnic p.irty was held
at the Cliffs on the Neuse, at Seven
Springs. The Stanleys and Macons
have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Brinson for the past few days.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Williamson
of Kenansville announce the birth
of a daughter, Anita Louise, on Fri
day, August 26. Mrs. Williamson is
the former Marguerite Thomas of
Beulaville. .
(Note: Mr. Williamson is doing
nicely).
Bridge Club
Mrs. J. O. Stokes entertained her
bridge club at her home Tuesday
night. The home was attractively
decorated with arrangements of
mixed summer flowers. High score
was w on by Mrs. Vance Gavin. Mrs.
I. C. Burch received guest prize.
At the conclusion of games the hos
tess served peaches with ice cream
and home made cake.
Personals
Mrs. Annie Burgess, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Smith and familv o Raleigh
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Burgess.
Mr. Edward Sykes ol Wilmington,
Mr Bill Oden and son of Greens
boro, Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Sykes
visited' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sykes
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
AMAZING RESULTS
IN ONE HOUR" "
By using T-4-L, a stronr, penetrat
ing fungicide, you reach imbedded
germs to kill on contact You feel
this quick-drying liquid take hold
Instantly. Now, you must be pleased
(r your 40c bark from any druggist.
Today at Kenansville Drug Store.
SUN. - MON. Sept. 4-5
Scene Of The Crime
With Van Johnson
And Arlcne Dahl.
TUES. Sept 6
On Our Merry Way
With ALL STAR CAST.
WED. Sent. 7
DOUBLE FEATURE ,
Omoo-Omoo. The
Shark God
With lion Randell.
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Buck Child flew for the Navy whea
the going wa tough, After tht'war
ended, he bought a light pUac for
cropduMing and he's beta doing tight
well mt iioct . J .
He was vm at the Pott Office the
other day aad lomtoac remarked oa
hit fine record. They laid he man be
crack pilot to By early all the tiaa
ia good weather aad la asta aot-'
fpoo-witkout ever aa accMcat.
Buck grinned. There's plenty of fcl
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low at tapetkaced a I am at flying.'
But I doal have accidents became I
dohl take chance. I spend more time
on the around checking my engine
arj f i-rtt thaa t ' f' 'Fpff.
THE DUPLIN TIMES
last week end
Mrs. C. S. Williamson spent last
week end In St. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Blown
and daughter spent the past week
end at Morehead City.
Anne Blanton of Cove City is
spending this week with the Thur
man Browns.
The Marshall Brocks of Bailey
spent last week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Brinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brinson of
Whitevllle spent last week end with
Mrs. Cora Brinson.
Mrs. Daisy Merritt is spending
this week in Wilmington.
Mr. D. P. George of Burgaw is
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Billie Lewis.
Miss Mary Cooper Is at Memorial
General Hospital in Klnston this
week for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grady, Re
becca and Miss Margaret Williams
made a business trip to Raleigh on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thomas of
Beulaville spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Williamson.
MODEL THEATRE
BEULAVILLE, N. C.
WEEK SEPTEMBER 4
Sunday and Monday
Streets Of Laredo
With WM. HOLDEN
And MONA FREEMAN
Tuesday and Wednesday
Trail Of The
Lonesome Pine
With HENRY FONDA
And FRED MACMURRAY
Thursday - Double Feature
Bride Of Vengeance
With PAIILETTE GODDARD
ALSO
Fighting Vigilantes
With LASH LARUE
Friday only
Special Agent
With WILLIAM EYTHE
Saturday
Marshal Of Amarillo
With ALLAN "Rock" LANE
Owl Show: For Adults Only:
Hollywood Burlesque
Stallion Canyon
With Ken Curtis.
THURS. FBI. Sept. 8-9
(TECHNICOLOR)
Tulsa
With Susan Hayward
And Robert Freston.
SAT. Sept. 10
DOUBLE FEATURE
Gun Law Justice
With Jimmy Wakely.
I Surrender Dear
GOOD PILOT-
wJTeeps his er on grouof.
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Mine1! one barineai -when yea jaw
caal let tbiagi lUde."
, -. -ActaaDy,
thae't a bwlacu where
yon caa let thlnct glide and Mill May
' right ap thcte. Thai why the beer
industry ia thit Mate, like Bock,
apendt a lot at time checking op
teeing to k that beer b told strictly
under the rein talons act ap by the
Mak Bcvena Divisioa ol the North
Carolina ABC Board. Tavern owners
i realise that whea yoa "let things
slide" you're do for aa "unhappy
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION
. UNITED STATES BREWERS; ''
' FOUNDATION, INC. '
Ini.n BoiIJ'n3, Raleigh, N. C.
Duplin Circuit
Methodist Churches
Murrell K. Glover, Pastor
Services for next Sunday, Sept.
4, will be:
11:00 A.M. Kenansville
3:00 V M. Unity
8:00 P. M. Services will not be
at Friendship because of the Unity
Revival.
The Revival Meeting at Unity be
gins next Sunday evening, Septem
ber 4, at 8:00 p.m. and contim.es
through the next Friday evening,
September 9. Everybody welcome.
We are looking forward to having
a good meeting.
Out Revival Meeting here in Ke
nansville Church is progressing
satisfactorily. The Rev. C. D. Bar
ciift, Superintendent of the Wil-
nii Eton District, is doing the prea
ching. Everybody is invited to come
and worship with us.
We regret the loss of one of o r
church members of Magnolia, Mrs.
Caledonia Chcstnutt. She lived to
the age of 83 years, which was much
beyond the three score and ten.
All Churches of the Circuit please
note that the date of our Four.
Quarterly Conference is October 17
6:00 p.m. - at Magnolia. It is being
planned to have the sacrrement of
MOTOR PARK
THEATRE
Hi-Way 11, Pink Hill, N. C.
Family Entertainment
For The Whole Family
SHOWS AT 7:15 P. M. & 9:15 P. M.
SUNDAY, Sept. 4th
Western Outdoor Action
SCOTT 6RITT0N HAYES -CHANEY
A Clarion Production
Also Color Cartoon and Shorts
MON. & TUES.
That Sitting Pretty Man Goes To
Town
Mr. Belvedere
Goes To College
Starrintr Cl;f ton Webb
And Shirlev i emnle
Also Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY
John Wavne in
Neath Arizona Skies
Also Serial and Color Cartoon
THURSDAY
Cay Comedy
-FAYBAINTtROT
Also Color Cartoon
FRIDAY
Wonderful Lassie Dog Story
(IN TECHNICOLOR)
M G M's
Hills Of Home
Starring Janet Leieh.
Edmond Gwenn and Lassie
AIsoTshorts
SATURDAY
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
Jungle Action Thrills
Jungle Patrol
With Arthur Franz
And Christine Millei
: A L) S O . -
lGodrs Country
With Monte Hale
WWP il-lfl 'gaa "t- laa
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd., 194S
Next
Communion along with our services
and meeting.
Pleasant View
Mrs. Henry F. Grady and baby
doing fine.
Ted Grady, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grady had the misfortune
of breaking his arm while playing
at school Tuesday.
The Young People of the Pink
Hill group met with Miss Ruth Tea
chey Friday afternoon for a swim
ming parly and picnic.
Mrs. Dewey Lcfler of Schenec
tady, N. Y., Mrs. R. A. Oats, Joyce,
Mrs. W. G Smith and Charlotte
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TWO-STORY BUILDING, STORE AND FISH
MARKET, COMPLETE WITH ALL EQUIP
MENT FOR BUSINESS PLUS STORAGE.
IN EDGE OF MOUNT OLIVE.
SEE OR WRITE
B. F. H1NS0N. Ml. Olive, N. C.
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WALLACE
Saturday Sept.
10:30 A.M.
311 ACRE FARM KNOWN AS THE GARDNER ED
WARDS OR DATrilKI.OR FARM, LOCATED APPROXI
MATELY 12 MILKS SOUTH EAST OF WALLACE ON THE
MAPLE HILL ROAD, IN CYPRESS CREEK TOWNSHIP. TWO
HOUSES. TWO TOBACCO BARNS AND OTHER OUT BUILD
INGS. APROXIMATELY 100 ACRES CLEARED AND 3.6
ACRES TOBACCO ALLOTMENT. THE BALANCE OF THE
LAND IS COVERED WITH SOME SAW TIMBER AND AN
EXCELLENT GROWTH OF YOUNG PINES. SUB-DIVIDED
IN A WAY TO MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL.
EASY TI ltMS. J. C. LANIER, OWNER
2:30 P.M.
VALUABLE PROPERTV FRONTING ON U. S. HIGH
WAV NO. 117 ADJOINING HUSSEY'S TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE. THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SUB-DIVIDED IN
TO Di'MKABLE BUSINESS LOTS, BEING RIGHT IN THE
PATH OF THE NEW GROWING BUSINESS SECTION OF
WALLACE, IT IS INCREASING IN VALUE FROM DAY TO
DAY.
ALSO A NICE CORNER LOT, LOCATED AT THE COR
NER OF WESTBROOK AND RAILROAD STREETS.
EASY TERMS. J. C. LANIER, OWNER
3:30 P
A PART OF Till: FANNIE 1. HONEY ESTATE, SUB
DIVIDED INTO CHOK'Iv BUILDING LOTS, LOCATED AT
THE CORNER OF RALEIGH AND CAVENAUGH STREETS,
AND SEVERAL NICE LOTS FRONTING ON COLLEGE AND
UAILKOAD STKEETS. THIS WELL LOCATED PROPERTY
HAS BEEN IN THE SAME FAMILY FOR OVER A HUND
RED YEARS AND IS NOW BEING OFFERED TO THE
IIUYING PUBLIC.
EASY TERMS. I. N. HENDERSON, OWNER
We invite you to make an inspection of these
properties, be on hand, follow the sales and bid
your judgment.
FREE
$50.00 BILL
AND
OTHER CASH PRIZES
Week
visited relatives here Friday.
Mrs. Remus Creel and boys vis
ited Ted Grady Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grady and
family spent-Saturday In Klnston.
Miss Ruth Teachey spent Sun
day with Miss Edith Byrd.
Mrs. Durham Grady is home af
ter being in the hospital for some
time.
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