V; V. - - ' ' - ' , .... "j, : All CLAflSDIKD BATES Two eents pr wore. eharca of SOe. Unless yea hare ' u account with u plea send money, stamps, money order or check with ads. Farmers! um the Time Classified adsi If you hire wthfakt Is Mil or exchange, or want to boy. wo will aooeat produce for payment. First Class Plumbing And HEATING All Work Guaranteed GEORGE P, PRIDGEN, Jr. Phone 473 Warsaw, N. C. u. s. run losses isu seven HUNDRED AND TWELVE MIL LION DOLLARS MORE THAN ANT TEAR IN BISTORT. PRO TECT TOUR PROPERTY WITH R W. BLACKUORE Sellable Inseraaeo Serrloe Since September. 1M2. WARSAW. N. C ROUGH and DRESSED Lmtber Pino and Oak wood, any .leofth. f. R. MERCER, Beulavllle. J-ll-et so, FARM LOANS Federal Land Bank Lone Terms, Low Interest, art available thrown the Clinton National Farm Loan Association. See or write DE WITT CARE, Seety. Trees, at CLINTON, N. C. ; PLENTY OF" GOOD WATER , FROM A DRILLED WELL. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND ESTIMATE, GIVING US DIRECTION AND HOW FAR YOU LIVE FROM YOUR POSTOFFICE. : HEATER WELL COMPANY, INC RALEIGH, N. C. Plant Wood's & Coker's Seeds: We have Hybrid N. C. 27 and Flinty Yellow Seed Corns; Gold en Croat, Bantam and other early seed corns; Tendercreen Beans, Coker's Acid Dellnted and Treated Cotton Seed. Full line of field and rarden seeds. . C. E. QUINN COMPANY, KENANSVTLLE OLIVIA DE HAVELAND: yjUr aunt I arse yon to take this one chance for love eren if he's a cheat In his heart Miriam Hop kin "THE HEIRESS- Model Theatre, Beulaville, N. C. MALE HELP WANTED: Man with car wanted for route work. J5 to $20 in a day. No experience or capital required. Steady. Write to day MR.. McIVEY, Candler Bid . Baltimore 2, Md, 4-21-2t pd, FOR SALE: Six foot Kelvinator. Good condition. Cheap for cash. See or call MRS. W. T. HDJES, FAISON, N. C. Phone 224-L 4-21-21. pd. - ' Jr ansomi Jr eatar es- FAISON HIGH SCHOOL NEWS V MARY BAUGHAM The 7th grade and several guests WE HAVE SO MANY LTITLE COMFORTS TO AID RECOVERY u eopleteni . reliable preaeripUoa deportoaoaifei wo cony a full Ubo of uolek- B eating FatUi Hot Wmtmr Bottlet: Mr Ouhlontt Feeding Trays, tc. Mail Orders Promptly Filled Warsaw Drug Co. WARSAW, n. c. toured Raleigh and Chapel Hill on April 6th. Mrs. C. M. Billings of Dudley went with them as a guide. Drivers of the six cars were Mrs. J. C. Bell, Mrs. T .K. Faison, Mr. M. C. Bowden, Ray Taylor, and Mrs. Virginia Johnson. The pupils visited the museum, the capitol, the Hall of History at Raleigh and the planetarium and other places of interest at Chapel Hill. Some of the group visited the Duke campus. Guests of the 7th grade were Julia Taylor, J. C. Bell, Eleanor Bowden, Mrs.' Johnson, Jacqueline and Patsy and Mildred Faison. Members of the 7th grade making the trip were Robert Bland, Kather lne Wells, Ruby Hare, Tommie Faison, Charlie Bell, Jannelle King, Rudolph Best, Janet Lane, Anne M. Bowden, Jimmie Bailey, Ben Parks, Nannie R. Summerlin, Bar bara Jean King, Shirley Tyndall, Ray King, Vivian Carter, Virginia Boone, Henry Moore, John Tucker, Morris Lewis, and J. C. Warren. "The Canibal Queen" a rip roar ing, roof raising, farce presented by the Juniors will be presented in the High School Auditorium on April 14. This is a production in which an unusual mixup provides enough laughs to make sides sore. The Cannibal Queen . offers . an evening of real entertainment. Be sure to see it. : LARGE CROWD ATTEND CHURCH MEETING Wallace High School beat Faison High by a score of 3-2 Tuesday. This was the second straight win for Wallace, and the second de feat for Faison. Wallace 002 010 000 362 Faison 000 002 000 232 The- Faison team, coached by C. L. Fouts, scored a 15-3 victory over Calypso Friday, April 8. Calypso 040 010 0 633 Faison 210 373 X 1993 mi A & P's OWN Pure Vegetable Shortening DEXO 3 Lb. CAN 71c 1 lb pkg. No. 1 tall can 6 oz. pkg. 2 No. 2 cans I IONA SLICED OR HALVES No. 2 can PEACHES GOLDEN MAID white MARGARINE COLDSTREAM PINK SALMON POST'S. SUGAR CRISP APPLESAUCE DOLE'S PINEAPPLE No. 2 can CHUNKS MILD & MELLOW 1 lb bag- -8 0 CLOCK Coffee MILD AMERICAN lb CHEESE ' i . ANN PAGE - . Qt.jar. WAD DRESSING ANN PAGE Chocolate or Vanilla pkg. JPAKKlb PUDDIitG ANN PAGE Grape 12oz. jar JULY IONA Standard pack 20c 21c 39c 14c 27c 30c 67c 42c 39c 5c 19c Home Style or Sandwich MARVEL BREAD Green ' -. '!', CABBAGE Fresh , CELEHY No. 2 can v lie H4 lb loaf , v '2 Hi. aize 2ft stalks 07c About 690 delegates and visitors registered for the 62nd annual meeting of the Women of the Church meeting last week at the Faison Presbyterian Church. Registration and an executive board meeting was held Thursday afternoon and a supper was served by the women of the Faison church at the Community Building. Thursday evening the meeting was featured by an address by Mrs. C. S. Harrington, member of the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches, and Rev. B. Frank Hall. Th. D. Friday's session wis featured by addresses by Mrs. Harrington. Rev. Roswell Long, D.D., pastor, westover Hills PresbyteHian Church, Charlotte; Rev. Jos. A. Garrison, Synod's Director Stu dent Work; Rev. Rupert McGregor, D.D., President, Mountain Retreat Association; and Rev. Hall. A bar becue luncheon was served in the church. INSTALLSTOOL BAR Mr. J. II. Darden has installed a tool bar in his farm supply store. This will prove a handy place for people tp secure their , carpenter and other types of small tools. We have not in the past had a store carrying a complete line of small tools. The bar features a medium priced line of tools and also a Deuer grade and most -ot the small tools can be found there. "DUPLIN STORY" (CONTINUED FROM FRONT) North Carolina will -want to see One newspaper suggested that it be filmed so that every school child in the state could be given the op portunity to see it "The Duplin Story' Is not fiction, it is based on historical facts concerning one of North Carolina's oldest counties and one, of the richest agricultural areas in the state. Magnolia News meeting of The Women of the Church of Wilmington Presbytery in Faison Friday. - '', Miss Elsie Byrd spent the holi days at home with her parents. Mrs. Rollins Smellina and chil dren of Albany, - Oa. are visiting her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J D. Grady. -" '..-. .r-v Mr. and Mrs. Earl Measley of La- Orange spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Grady. - Mr. and Mrs.- David Grady of Alexandria,' Va. spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grady. Deaths Marriage' -;v Saturday night at 9 o'clock, In the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E, Lindsay, her brother, Mr. Wilbur Monnette of Denver, Colorado and Miss Mary Graham Boone of Wal lace were united in marriage. Mr. B. B. Wilson, J. P., officiated. They will make their home in Denver. Commission was doing for the vis ually handicapped in North Caro lina. Miss Viola Titus, a blind caseworker, is the representative for this area. The local Lions Club contributes toward her salary each year. Miss Williams stated that through the efforts of Lions Clubs of Dis trict 31, the North Carolina Com mission for the Blind was establish ed in 1935. Since that time many blind people have been benefitted by its efforts in cooperation with il.. 1 ...... 1 T Inn. fMiiHa nni4 Pmintv !,f.r nT ZZZr :r;, Mrs. Troy Home gave an Easter a registration of all the blind in nd hunf 'hef h?,me the state as it is possible to get Monday afternoon. About 50 called is kept. Case workers will call during the afternoon. After the egg upon these people and help them in any way they can to adjust themselves to live a happy life. some of these are given employ- WILLIAM B. McGOWAN William Brown McGowan, 78, died at his home in Turkey late I Tuesday afternoon. Funeral ser vices were held from the home at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Burial was in Masonboro Baptist Church Ceme tery near Wilmington. Rev. R. L. Crossno officiated. Surviving are Engagement Mr. and Mrs. H. Tracy Brown announce the engagement of their daughter, Edith, to William E. Gat tis of Four Oaks. The wedding will take place June 10th in the Magnolia Methodist Church. The Magnolia HDC met Thurs day afternoon at the Club Building with Mrs. L. E. Pope presiding. ment and some are taught to do J-" meetinto be held Security and Self-support' for the sevra! me1mbe" Pla lttend 3 sons, W. B., Jr., c 1 lurence, S. C, Edwin D of Turkey and Alexander D. McGowan of Clinton; and one grandchUd.'-:v:;::;'1,j;;..,?";;::i 'ft';y;jUT R. HUNTER ' . Kit Richard Hunter. 78 died at his home near Beulavllle Sunday follownlg a long Illness. ' Funeral atAiuiA4ki waM ttaklfl ml 4 ti M sjfntw v Tib vvs&v iviu m B,tM lax ImhI h Vnma oultK DaM VTail- sea SI Will ltlV HVIUV iritu v Va VV VI" ter Goodman, pastor of the Beula vllle Presbyterian. Church, offlcla-, ting. Intermept was in the Hunter r cemetery near the home. Surviving are two sons, .Hugh and Wyatt, both of , the home community; a daughter, Mrs, Billy Whaley of Beulavllle; 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. '' I . i' i ""' ; , . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kornegay and son of Goldsboro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick. Earl Huie. of Davidson College spent the week end at home.' 1 Miss Jean Newklrk spent tile holidays with her parents. 1 ' A GD0D NAME IS A PJIICEI SSI0M blind is the main objective of the State Commission for the Blind. Direct relief, is given when necess ary but is discouraged unless a hostess, assisted by Mrs. Shelton Batts served refreshments. At the Baptist Church Thursday blind person cannot be taught to " "u ua' " X f , be self-supporting. vices were held by Pastor Royal and the Choir. On Thursday night Miss Williams Droved to be very the Lord s Supper was observed Interesting and her services are in the candlelight service. At the available to any Interested civic close tnev enjoyed the fellowship organization In this section uDon breakfast of Doughnuts and hot arrangement of time and date. It conee. is following the plan of our state n Friday afternoon Misses Bet- and federal organizations to ac-1 ty Home ami Sallie Tucker gave quaint the people concerning the an e8 nunt or the Primary Class, work of commissions of which we na Mlss Minnie Joyner gave an know the names but know very egg nunt to her class of Junior little concerning their work. Miss I girls a" three of these in the Bap- Mary Beery, field representative I ust ounaay School. of the Social Security Board. sdoIcp "n Saturday afternoon Mrs. to the Lions regarding the work of Uancy Kissner and Mrs. Marie the Social Security Board in March. Chestnutt gave an egg hunt for the children in the First Free Will Rant ct ri.,...h ALUMINUM AWNINGS Beautiful new aluminum awn ings have been installed over the front of ,Dr. J. X. Mortons Drug oiore ana over j. a. Stroud's Fai- Menlimn w n Smith pnk.. epai.ieni oiore. rney are Grady, and Mrs. Edith Grady shop- .....c.cu Biccn aim wnue ana aaa Ded in Goldsboro Mondav Pleasant View MISS WILLIAMS ADDRESSES LIONS Miss Sarah Williams of Favpttn. ville, field representative nf th. State Commission for the Blind addressed the Faison Lions Club last Friday evening. She gave an outline of the kind of work-the greatly, to the beautification pro gram the Women's Club of Faison have started. The tin shed over the front of Daughtry's Fish Market nas come down and it is understood that he intends to paint the present ounaing and plans to replace It witn a new brick building in the near luture. These men should be congra tulated for their efforts and it Is felt by many that the Sesame Club to making progress. The program ui improvement the club has map ped out for April was printed In I iasi -weex-a Times. Mesdames J. H. Byrd, Robert Grady, Leonard Grady, Henry Grady, and Miss Mary Ellen Cham bers attended the 62nd annual Without tie respect that goes with . Cfood name no business can long endure. We ail know the importance of a good name. In personal life it is the hall-mark of respect In the life of a business it is matter of necessity. Respect for a good, name must be earned. On the business level it means' good jobs and wages for people taxes for the county and state integrity in all bus iness dealings observance of the laws. The beer industry in North Carolina stands for all these things and by co operating with the newly organised Malt Beverage Division of the ABC Board is working to see that your beer retailer conducts his business in the best inter ests of the public. . , This industry is constantly working to deserve a good name and a respected position in your community. Good citi zenship and tolerance : are helping us toward our goaL North Carolina Division . UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC. vein rjr'v 1 NEW SHIPMENT DYNAMITE JUST ARRIVED...... GET YOURS HOY , Us :$)iuimri f-v- KENANS VILLE, N. G I.--... J.,H".!J;Wi'liimr;.iMl'H;Y: I . Nataral. Chlleaa Nitrate li the only natural nitrate In the world. - . 2. Nitrate IVlfrogeau .The , . Heal Cemdlrtee. Chilean t -r Kitrate eomei in Irn-Hotving pellou M17 to handle and to appiy in any dbtribmor. nitrati ' ' 7F,B,k Aetlsig. Chilean R Sivii.. n.n mi V Wit"e f Immediately and S. Hodleni. Chilean Nitrate eompletelr mvailabl. contains iodhun eqniralent ' 'm "A i tJT 1 ' to abort 5 todium oxid Asitl-Aelel. Chilean Nitrate , (Na. Thii aeu like nouth he,P U F 1 "5?i."f d ,mJ? f T--M-Teedl.-Chilean f IrZblZ M'- ' T -NtoJ- - Proud ly . available. t , Wore than 100 yean of r 4. leolae. Chlleaa Nitrate eon.; ; . - search and practical farm - tain iodma to help aseet the' ' T." emperlenee, j-,. f hTm.l?& "d .-fcty friflteH. - s . Other Fees Eta..(.; ITill i saeets. Chileaii NhraU eon. ilA- of crop well a the33Z ; tain mail gnandtlea of ether Contiitemly exeeUant effeet - eemente that contribute te 5 of heavy applications Tear 1 wrong, healthy plant growth, , f-- after year Dpoo crop anaofi J t : (ach a m.ngan.., p.u, ; sj' alikf auke It an onuund. , t sinm, BiasDeiiam. boron, cat. falr prefitable and eeonomi. ' H"Jti fhw PP. ; ealnimae for every need and t . '' : ...... :,. ''"'.'..; v ?rt:xrj cxir exs tmn scda " V rVlJrl 1j4.j 1.-- .n. ...... Announcemenf : To The Volers Of Duplin i County: : I hereby announce my candidacy for membership fo Ihe Duplin Can fy Board of Education, subject fo h JESBT O. SMITH will of Ihe voters in the Democratic Primary cn f lay 27lh. Your vote and support will bi cp?rcci:!:d. . rt! t r- -j, . -mmvuai nun uuuoui aoaa amerent I Lot of fn- 'i - : t .ie tbe nltergm b all I ilr!, a. I t' . . I T' it fc-,t. Lot of I .t""f " ' " "- tit it ci r-rnivriY wtd::t""ay Anrr,::

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