nnpLr
Classified Adsi
CULMimCD BATES
Twe eeats par vera; i
eharg of Unless iroa ham
u aceooat with n please i
ar ekaek with ad. Fumk
V yen have auythlajr ta sett
' ar trucfcanre, ar want to by.
' " wa will aeeeat aewiswe far
payment. .
First Class Plumbing And
t HEATING
All Work Guaranteed
GEORGE P, PEIDGEN, Jr.
Phone 473 Warsaw, N. C.
MALE HELP WANTED: Mm with
. oar wanted for route work. $15 to
. $20 In a day. No experience or
capital required. Steady. Write to
day MS. McIVEY, Candler Bide.,
Baltimore 2, Bid.
-21-2t pd.
FOR SALE: Six foot Kelrlnator.
Good condition. Cheap for cash.
See or call MRS. W. T. HINES,
FAISON. N. C. Phone 224-1.
4- 21-21 pd.
TURKEY POULTS, High Qual
ity Broad Breasted Bronse Poults.
MURRAY SUPPLY COMPANY.,
Mount Olive, N. C.
5- 6-3t c
LOST: younr blue tick hound gyp
doc 2 weeks ago. Reward.
MACON HOLL1NGSWORTH,
WARSAW, N. C.
ltpd.
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 & Cokers Seeds:
We hare ' Hybrid N. C 21 and
Flinty Yellow Seed Corns: Gold
en Cross, Bantam and other early
seed corns; Tendergreen Beans,
Coker'i Acid Dellnted and Treated
Cotton Seed. Full line of field and
garden seeds,
C. E. QUINN COMPANY,
KENANSVILLE
U. S. FIRE LOSSES 1948, SEVEN
HUNDRED AND TWELVE MIL
LION DOLLARS MORE THAN
ANY YEAR EN HISTORY. PRO
TECT YOUR PROPERTY WITH
- B. W. BLACKHORE
Reliable Insurance Service Since
September, 1902.
WARSAW, N. C
FARM LOANS Federal Land
Bank Lonr Terms, Low Interest,
are -available through the Clinton
National Farm Loan Association:
See or write DE WITT CARR,
Secty. Treas. at CLINTON, N. C.
RALPH RICHARDSON: "Eevn
though you're my father. 111 hate
you forever - for robbing me of
love" Olivia DeHaviland, "THE
HEIRESS" Model Theatre, Sun
day and Monday, April 30th and
May 1st.
It. c
Faison News
REV. MC QUEEN
IN FAISON
Rev. M. C. McQueen, pastor of
the Clinton Presbyterian Church,
preached at the Faison church Sun
day night in the absence of Rev.
Murphy Smith. Mr. Smith preached
in Hopewell, Va. and he and his
family went from there to Wash
ington to visit Mrs. Smith's sister.
FAISON HIGH SCHOOL
The Utah Centennial Chorus ren
dered a concert in the school April
13. The chorus originated at the
100th anniversary of the coming
into the Union of the State of
Utah. The Chorus was composed
of young college men from Utah
MMlf nlk.. tAA,AHM nlntnn ...Ian -
ii u vutcx Trcaici ii aiatcs wuu MC
giving without pay two years of
their lives to serving their church
The chorus consists of 12 men.
The School children were delight
ed Tuesday April 11 with a dog
show sponsored by the Charlotte
Police Department in the Interest
of safety. Mr. Pressley, dressed in
his police uniform, delighted them
with his dog show and held them
tense with dog stories and accounts
of accidents which could have been
prevented. He illustrated many of
his stories with dog tricks.
New Hope defeated Faison 6-3
in New Hope's first game of the
season.
The Junior Class gave a success
ful presentation of the play "Can
nibal' Queen" to a full house on
Friday night, April 14. Mrs. Mar
garet O. Sutton directed the play,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Vann and
children of Mt. Olive spent Sunday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Per
cy Sutton. .!.' ..,
INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK
Piney Grove Hews
Mrs. Nathan Sutton spent Tues
day with Mrs. Allen Jordan.
Little Katberlne Vann of Mt.
Olive visited her grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. Percy Sutton . Wednes
day. - '-. i.'.'. -.: - .'. . .-, .
Miss Ruth Sutton shopped In
Clinton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Crawford
had as guests Sunday his sister,
Mrs'. Taylor and family of Va. and
Gilbert Crawford of Wake Forest
Misses Anna and Ruth Sutton
and DeWitt King motored to Ral
eigh Wednesday. T -
Mrs. Mabel Brewer and son of
Concord spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Daniel
of Mt Olive visited Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Jordan Sunday.
Miss Geneva Best took dinner
with Ruth Sutton Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. Klnlaw and chil
dren of Faison were supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sutton Sun
day. . .. .
PINEY GROVE P. T. A.
The Piney Grove PTA met April
19. PTA officers for next years
are as follows: Pres. Mrs. Hubert
Sutton; Vice Pres. Mrs. M. M. Trou
blefield; Secty. .Mrs. Ira Hatch;
Treas. G. J. Sullivan.
Mr. Crawford showed a film
"The Doctor Speaks His Mind"
and "The Traitor Within."
The meeting was dismissed with
prayer to meet In May Tuesday
the 9th at 8 p.m.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
of Kings Church met with William
B. and Bernice King Wednesday
night with a 100 attendance. An
interesting program was given.
During business a number of im
portant problems were discussed.
Drinks, candy and cookies were
served.
Suttontown's baseball game with
Mt. uiive was a pushover for Sut
tontown, Suttontown 23; Mt Olive 0.
LAST WEEK WAS WEEK
OF FIRES IN DUPLIN
County Forest Fire Warden
Ralph Miller reports that last week
was a week or fires in Duplin that
destroyed thousands of dollars
worth of timber and potential tim
ber in our forests.
Miller reported the following
fires:
April ll, a fire came out of
tampson county Into the Newton
Crossroads section. ' Damage was
not so heavy.
April 12, one fire west of Mag-
Eloc!;Ic (oc!jlno
Gives Ka So MucU
Mora Time!
, f For A Snort -JS
Time Only!
i
7k
r -f-,',
$ t $25 Trade-in for Year Old Slove
; On A Hew 1S53
v
nolia burned .t l J acres; an
other 8 mile e&jt cf Warsaw burn
ed about 600 acres; another near
Chinquapin burned about 200 acres.
- April IS, about 1-2 acre was
burned dear Kenansville across
from the highway garage. : '
April 14, 10 acres burned near
Sarecta; 400 acres near Summer
lln's Crossroads; 100 acres about
4 miles south of Kenansville.
Mr. Miller said he and hU farces
began to get a little rest for the
week end after the last fire near
Kenansville. ,
i All fires but the last one, he said,
came from careless burning by Ne
groes. He says lie has sufficient
evidence to prosecute. No permits
for burning were Issued last week
and none will be issued until the
dry spell is over, he said .Mr. Miller
asks everybody to please cooperate
and report any fire seen, no matter
how small. ,
Deaths
JUNIUS BROCK BURIED
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Junius Brock, age 17, invalid
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brock,
died Sunday night at his home
near Sarecta. Funeral services were
held from the home Monday after
noon. ; .
MOTHER "HOP? SMITH DIES
Mrs. Sarah F. Smith, age 75, of
Trenton, widow-of Matthew H.
Smith, died at the home of her
daughter Mrs. L. T. Mallard In
Jones County Monday. Funeral
services were held from the Mal
lard residence Tuesday afternoon
and Interment was In the Friend
ship church cemetery - in Jones
County.
She is survived by four daugh
ters, Mrs. Otis Wlnborne of Golds
boro, Mrs. Robert Carter, Klnston,
Mrs. Raymond Banks, Maysville,
and Mrs. Mallard; three sons, Hop
ton Smith of Warsaw, Haywood
A. Smith of Farmville and Elijah
Smith of Trenton.
MRS. SUSAN BLACKBURN
outstanding of southern organMsj
and at present la organist at the
West Raleigh Presbyterian church.
She has given numerous recitals
in Raleigh and other cities and is
to play a group of solos at the State
Convention of the N. C, Federation
of Music Clubs in Elizabeth, City
in May. She has also acted as either
organist or pianist for the Messiah,
sponsored each year by the Raleigh
Music Club. . :
Mrs. Morris, contralto, Is much
in demand as a soloist in musical
circles of the state. She has been
soloist at Edenton St Methodist
church In Raleigh and is soloist of
the West Raleigh Presbyterian
church at present L .
president of the t.aluLU L.ic
Club and Is Director of the Capital
District of the N. C. Federation of
Music Clubs.
The program Is as follows:
Ariso, Bach; A Lovely Rose Is
Blooming, Brahms; Prayer, from
. "Finlandla", Sibelius; The Last
Spring, Greig; ,
Peggy Royster Jones Corby,
. '. organist
Pauls Angelicus, from Messe
Solennelk, Schubert; O, Rest In the
Lord, from "The Elijah", Mendels
sohn; He Was Despised, from the
Messiah, G. F. Handel "
. Julia Lovett Morris, contralto.
Saint Saens; jUu. Muou.jnl;
In Summer, tt'....s.
a ; Peggy Royster Jones Corby,
'' Organist
O, Light of all the World, Ber
nard Hamblen; God Is My Strength,
Bernard Hamblen. I , ',,
F Julia Lovett Morris, contralto.
The Prelude, Saint Saens; Largo,
HandeL1".-: ''.":;.'"f" ' ' f
Peggy Royster Jones Corby, :
mt :
f it is mathematically possible for .
a pair of rats to have 259,000,000 :
descendants at the end of three'
years. ." '"'," ' ,v-
c
1
Mrs. Susan Ann Blackburn, 75,
died early Wednesday morning at
her home in Warsaw. Funeral ser
vices were held from the home on
Thursday afternoon, conducted by
Dr. A. W. Greenlaw, pastor of the
Warsaw Baptist Church. Interment
was in Pinecrest Cemetery in War
saw. She was the widow of the late
John Blackburn of Warsaw. She
had been an Invalid for the past
several years. Surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. James F. Smith
and Mrs. Gordon P. Rivenbark of
Warsaw and1 Mrs. C. L. Register
of Turkey; one son, Bertie Black
burn of Warsaw; eleven grandchil
dren and two great grandchildren;
one sister, Miss Laura Tucker of
Warsaw.
CARD OF THANKS
The families 'of the Lewis T.
Jones' wish to thank their, friends
for the kindnesses shown them in
the death of their son and grand
son.
NOTICE OF SALE
In The General County Court
NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
STATE
ALBERT PICKETT
XI I)
' ' r.
Faster cleaner cooking , i that't;
what yon get when you cook on a new
Hotpoint range. Electric cooking gives
you the efficient operation that every .
homemaker demands in-her 'kitchen.--1
Visit Tide Water this week and ask to 5
v ,IM -$1C3.3 V ' -Vh T?ta nK 'X
sa - Ask ALssl IIev7 ECOIIOIIICAL Scccblizei .
' - ' . . . 1 1- ' . '.-" .... . j. (.,., ..... .;..
SlHHlUiHUWH
i
ml i . t t, . ,. . . I , i ! L J . ll Li V m
TV.'
By virtue of an order directed to
the undersigned from the General
County Court of Duplin County in
the above entitled action, I will,
en Saturday, April 29th 1950 at
the hour of 12:00 noon, in front of
the Duplin County Jail, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, one 1935
Pontlac, : 2-Door, Motor No.
6-67310, Serial No. A850O0 and with
1949 New Jersey License No.
MX56A. '
This the 6th day of April, 1050.
Ralph J. Jones, Sheriff
" Duplin County.
4-28-2t '
I! NOTICE OF SALE
A
A
L-uUUUuOOuuvj'o'uuuwuljJ:-'
To The Voters Of Duplin County:
After consideration of the cost and being away from my family
-j ' .
in attendance of the Session of the General Assembly for the term,
... .. .... ... ,...V. :
which is uncertain, I withdrew as a candidate for Representative of
this County, and hereby announce my candidacy for Judge of the
General County Court of this County, subject to the Democratic Pri
mary to be held on May 27, 1950.
If nominated and elected, I shall endeavor to expedite the trial
of all cases which may come before me by eliminating unnecessary
delays. I shall give the State and the defendants all the time necess-
i i '- 1 r . V .
ary to develop their evidence in order that each case may be, fairly
triedt and all defendants and witnesses shall have the protection of
.... 'i m'
the Court against unnecessary abuse. I shall temper Justice with
mercy in all sentences and Judgments which it shall be my duty to
pass upon those defendants found guilty.
I will sincerely appreciate your support for this office.
Jlaimiesi A. Powers
: .A ....) 'f
In The General County Court
NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
' STATE
i.sit. VB vn9
ROY PRIDGEN
By virtue of an order directed to
the undersigned from the General
County Court of Duplin County in
the above entitled action, I will
on Saturday, April 29. 1950, at the
hour of 12:00 noon, In front of the
Duplin County Jail, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, one con
fiscated ' 1940 Chevrolet, 2-Door,
Motor No. 2190456, Serial No.
14KA11-743I, Title No. W293657A.
This the 6th day of April, 1950.
i! ,' . Ralph 3. Jones, Sheriff
' 1 Duplin County.
4-28-at ' , . -
'"r;"A i " ii -1 ' i i1. ia..'.i.,i in! mi nil -ii -:
ROSE HILL MUSIC CLUB
PRESENTS ORGAN AND
VOICE KECITAL
The Rose Hill Music Club will
pmrnt Pegjy Royster Jones Corby,
t, and Julia Lovett Morris,
Ii a r"-" 1 1 1 f" T
TWO
WAYS
'V in: u
To Improve Your Credit Rating
PAY ON TIME
PAY BY CHECK '
! ''.:'.'. . f. ''-'Jr.-'''''
A'banking connection gives you prestige: f
' indicates responsibility. Open a checking
t account and make use of this modern busi-'
ness convenience that makes it easy for you
t'H'
to take care df your obligations . . on time, ' 'j
'i ii .
t- i! l's if L
i3t-'1MJt V.
.;.;;,.;;.;.'. . - -. ' - 'i;:(. '',.'.;.-'v v 4
"4 VJ::
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
. T , - n -
i r
5