NORTH CAROLINA
THE DUPLIN' TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY 12th, 1950
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FRANKLIN HOrfE DEMON- Waters, Mrs. Adrian Davis, Mrs.
RTRATION CLUB LEARNED RUG j Clifton Sheppherd. Second tow,
iAHNoJSidlni from left to Mm. Willie Bell. Mrs William , Wa
rirhf 1st row, Mrs. Emma Patenters, Mrs. Cecil Davte, Mrs. C. L.
Mra? Elbert Davis, Mm. Robert! Sloan, Mrs. Herman Brogden, Mrs.
I History Of Chinquapin Club
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' li iiaiiiiiimni-r-iii-l ' mafammm
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Ben Grady, Mrs. Samuel PipUn.
Third row; Mrs. uavm ore-, "
Ruth Howowell, Mrs. Arnold Davis,
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Mrs. Maurice bums, mra.
Lane, and Mrs. Owen Sutton.
d- M- KAdninh Futreal
the Chinquapin Home Demon
stration Club wmas first organized
In 1823 under the leadership, of
Miss Ruth Bbran, home demonstra
tion agent. The three interested
ladies who in-t wilto Miss Eb"n
' ..i Oaulnwia as Dres-
cnose mra. .u - -
. . . . i. ha enthusiasm
laent, oevaw - ,
of these charter members , and Miss
. Eborn.
rliih -resented a set of china to the
Home Economics . .Department at
1.1 i. .. .in ,.4 fnr fho niirnnse
Hlc oliuwci yiauiicu wi ..-
and plans were made for a "Wom
anless Wedding" play, and a "Tom
Thumb" wedding. The proceeds
a iL. a. t-n. ha IICOH tn
irum ine iwu piaya w
purchase living room furniture for
v0-
Tn .1Q47 the uninquapui wu-u
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norn. . .
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twenty members; however, cooper
ative community activities by the
women actually dates back to 1917
and 1918 when Miss Lucy Cobb
' held outdoor canning demonstra-
' . .. . ! - , ...t.V. nvoltinO
tion for ine puouc, w.-o
interesU for the young and old.
Keeping an active club in a small
tural community has been found to
. Jic-,,n o tlm. esnecial-
ly in the early years. "Once when
meeting wa called at our county
, . 4 nta fnr nr BEainst
COUrcnuuac w .v.v --- --
.nna v th "down with
i our cjum, dw - '
the club" farmen fell asleep
while the speakers we uwv...t
the pros and cons and awoke Just
in time to hear, ."All stand in fa-
' vor of the club" and fortunately for
our club realized their mistakes
too late, and voted for it, instead!
Imagine their embarrassment then
and much more even now after
years of enlightenment gained by
t .i-i.i . unma npmonstra-
' tne acii vines ...
tion Clubs of our county.
Most of the past difficulties, how
, ever, were not. as easily overcome
' on that day; . It took Mrs Eula
Sanderson who bravely fought most
. - w,a nf the wav to
, every svep ui "" " .,..,
keep our club alive and fighting
for what we can so proudly say we
' have Accomplished.
" In 1925'Duplin County had two
representatives to attend the Short
u-a in Rninleh at State
-' rnJiMe. the late Mrs. Henry Mid
' djeton and Mrs. Eula Sanderson,
, who were iirsi vu """ .
The Home Demonstration Club
has meant much to our communi
- ty. Through the -years it has con
. " trlbuted much to our social life
with its picnics and parties in. the
" summer for our young folks as
- well as old; fish and chicken fries
nd barbecues. One of the most
- nred by our club in coopera-
; Fair held In our little towp A I Chln-
quapln in 1923-25. Cherished helr
looms were exhlbted In the schod
. building 'and farmers and house
wives competed for blue ribbons
tot their farm and home products,
t cookln gand needlecrafts.
v.. The rair au ,
. . coming years for all the communi-
. . (o a Tonsil Clin-
ic was organized, headed by Mrs.
Alice SeaweU -and sponsored by
; V toLCllS'When he Home Econom
' I les Depament was ;giVen the
house originally built for the prln
s cipala of our school the Home Dem
- onstratlon Club decided to; help
. .... .1 nn.- mnnirs- of the
, lurmsn u. " , . . j
n i.. atiMRnts and
t i': HOme HCUUum. .
members of he club were, asked
Mt. th cottage." The
I in .iti uic "
won the blue ribbon for the best
. r J - on,,lrmant that OUf Par
Ui muucwi ...... Ai
enti had to do without. With the
fntm ai1ir 117 O Q
school to almost double what it
hoit of nnr comDetent home agent,
Miss Clontz, we have had our
i i 4-n 1 rrlr
church grounos lanascajicu .
- ami ninnted many
ii&e o city ",
new shrubs and different flowers
which makes our church such a
lovely place to go and in this it
n i inoo ca A11T Sunday
nas seemeu iu hili
creased here which in every way
Last put not least l
... wva hare, the new
provemeiiL .-. --
highway which will soon be corn-
Dieted. UUr C1UU liuyca - -
to have lots oi grass
. i nnf a a tin nPSll-
A en fVlA Alfl
REMODELED KITCHEN .
of Mrs. Emma Pate.
Mrs. Emma Pate's kitchen, is
typical of many of the kitchens of
Home Demonstration Club women
over the county. Mrs. Pate had a
large square room in which she
.11 1 nniT rvll OS I II l-UUAb A uw
Waiiteu many
All of w kitchen is not shown in
this picture.-A counter is built to
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separate tne eating cornci uj.
t;i f v.a unrkini? area.
KllL'iien u "i" " c -
natp nnrl her daughter. Mrs,
Elbert Davis are memDers oi tne
Franklin Home uemunsuouu"
Club. .
won Lilt; uiuc iiuuu
i.,iiri finwpr collection and -arrange-
ment held in our county seat. As
a result of the study ot Iiower cui- nowcis .r
ture and home beautification, the tify our community
i . kniiimtl fthnrnn I " "
grounas oi uui uciw.
n:i. ru,.Mh ttiQc rklannpfl and
capii&i iiux
in ottroptiup nv i rie uiaiii-
jllciuc in""- oluVM,v
ing and cultivating of shrubs and
sowing a lawn oi gras&.
Th vannvrtc nf ttlP PllTD HIC III
X 11C 1 SiVVlVakJ W
complete, but some of the recent
officers were: Mrs. Sam Judge, Mrs.
- mr "I C T
Rodolph rutreai, jyirs .u.
i t r;irt and Mrs. Wfll-
aen, ivirs iuc r.ac,
ter Rivenbark. The present officers
AJU Dnunnr nrPSldent,
are: mrs. wucn -
and Mrs. Robert Dixon, vice-presi-
i i
In reviewing the history of the
i ril,.K cnerial recOEni-
uninquayui ium, -i -- -
tion should be given to Mrs. Eula
n - i?nM manv vaars Mrs.
sanaersun. ru
Sanderson served as president,
sometimes with as few as two pres-
. WA .infirinSlv to Bel
ent, anu wui - -
new members and was interested
in her efforts to increase mc
bership of the club, and to make it
as effective as any organization
could be. The fact that sne was
fit... ...... nA and the mother
past mi " , .
of twelve children, when rfhe be-
v.- the first time.
came a mraw ---
something she naa
. ? nkA ritcr it'll UUI
. -.w- D.iuv Farmer! Not
only did Mrs. Sanderson begin her
club work after she was fifty years
old, but learnea to swim,
of many new telephones and IJhe
..... t mm-a heavy lines
laying ui. in"11.' - .
.. .-1 v,n oi-a has been ln-
our
must help to make life much more
worth living. Our membership is
.-.jn.. soroacinB and no matter
stealing iui,i...-i, ..
how big this club grows , : et s never
for get it always will take the will
power and hard worn tnai x.
p. . uu er. c tn make it pros
aersun nciu -
per in the years to come for our
younger generation.
MRS. C. C. IVEY
President of the
Summerlins Cross Roads Club
The ladies of the Summerlins
Cross Roads Community, with Miss
Hattie Pearl Mallard, Home Dem-
. ifloni mpt in the home
onsuaiiun -
of Mrs. J. L. Summerlin on Thurs
day afternoon, April 27, 1939 at
2:00 o'clock and organized a Home
Demonstration Club. The were
21 present,, N;
During social period Miss Mal
lard led games nd songs after
which the hostess, (Mrs. Summerlin
sprved fruit jello and cake. Signed-
Mildred Summerlin, Secretary-
Treasurer.
So rend the first minute.", of the
Summerlins Cross Roads Home
Demonstration Club eleven years
ago There were ?fi charter mem
bers Todav we have 15 active
members that enjoy the comrade
ship of this club. There are nine
in average attendance. There were
s r ,,c ihM ,-ninved the District
meeting at Jacksonville and the
tour of Camp Lcjcune. We are look
ing forward to our Spring r eoera
tion, June 1.
This year we want to prove to
ourselves that we are energetic
alive, forward-looking and so grow
in health, vigor and hope that we
may eontribute progressively to the
improvement of our community
and home life.
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in ---'7-"-'T I
I -wHimmsKK,' ';vT.v
tern
r. w. Bradshaw's remodeled kitchen- I
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. si II rtAM AMrtnrtiAn CT 1 1
rnenaiy nome ucmuimaiiiuii (
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OUR CONGRATULATIONS
TO DUPLIN COUNTY'S
Club Women
ON THE SPLENDID WORK YOU ARE DOING
Z. .!. Carter And Son
DEALER IN
Furniture, Paints, Builders Supplies,
FERTILIZERS AND FARM SUPPLIES
Wc Build And Furnish Your Home
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Ola, BUI iccuii . - - -
car, be a leader in many things and
' . Mi ufithnut faint-
to speaii. i" iu,u" ---
ing : . ahe says! But ,it almost
ah titia caama to make
Kiuea ner. -" .
fher record and career as a club
woman even iuu. '-"- . h
Several years ago the 4-H ciud
was set up entirely different than
it is now. Then some adult had to
be chosen to lead in the local chap
ters and to Jier pleasure
derson was5ne of the tot -Readers
to be chosen in that field She
a i ,m.r. aa leader besides
serveu wui
beiug-the chapeorthe mem-
bers on two mi -
one to the mountains and one to a
short course In Kalelgh. , One year
the club won the banner as the
. ...... nii.lt In nnr coun-
most ouisuauuiiiB
ty In 1940 Mrs. Sanderson moved
v . txrt1w..cr.
to Hanover county near
: -i.. has haen active in
ton. Wlltu e aiic " .
. . i. h.. haan the leader
C1UD WUin. auu '" -
in organizing a club at Kure Beach
" . S . Ti--b uihara she
and one at sunset r -is
now vice president.
During recent years our club has
shown Its interests by carrying out
. CTk-. mnot 1 1TI-
the projects given.
. ... --- h-nea furnish-
portam oi nna
ing, home improveiucuw, -.
, Air--at all of our
arts na crBii-. , ,
members have refrigerators, elec-
. . a .... net mn
trie Cooking stoves, -
chines, and so many other pieces
Mrs. J. C. Pridgen, Jr.
The Friendly Club held its first
meeting in March or
home of Mrs. Herbert BrooK. -
this time the ciw w -
by Miss Hilda uionw,
KsTeting Mrs. Fred Revelle
was elected president. MrsRalph
Veach vice-president and Mrs O
L. Hollana secreii. ..." " .
The enrollment was eighteen
when the club first began. At pres
ent weTiave twenty-six uu -
We have a regular attendance of
about twenty members
The Friendly -auu i w ---.
. ',-,.,-!tu affairs, we
ive in an uiiii"-j ...
have helped several needy families
wbose homes were destroyed by
Tire We cniH tickets to a cooking
school, the proceeds from this go-
..-u in ihn mm-
ing on a new cuuiv ---munity.
We have had representa
tives to all County Council meet
ings and to the district meetings
also. j
Eight of our members received
pins for perfect attendance last
rr-u ,.,oro cpvpral reading
year, mcic w.
certificates given to our members
8' -t ffiorc are: Mrs. B
ine present u."'u , ,
.. ' ,.i,i. .aManf Mrs. Clyde
v. rmuips, , ------
Bradshaw vice president, Mrs. John
C. Pridgen, Jr., scuciaij
urer
The Friendly Club is still very
young. We feel as we grow older
more and greater things will be
accomplisnea.
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KENANS VILLK
Outlaw's Bridge
,. - K.nt made for the an-
nual Mother's Day 'and , Horn. Com
ing program next Sunday Services
. !- tv,a cf-hnnl auditor-
hour will be served All are in
vited to attend ana carry v
baMrs." Lottie Berger and Miss Ra
chel Outlaw will be hostesses to
the AUW at their home Saturday
afternoon May 13th at 3 o'clock
TTTxn ..-m mAPt with Mrs.
Artbur Smith May 15th. Members
are expected to be present and note
the change from the date of regular
The Young Adults will meet with
Mrs. Marie Terry Tuesday night
M?..fl'Ti.. nichnh of Baltimore
is spending the week with Mr. and
JmMa
Mra. lirover ftuonw.
iU --. tt .-t.nitf ann
xvir. anu hub.
Danny Sue of Mt. Olive visited
relatives here Sunday.
v.t-. i.i . (..! inn
r iiriiinM wuniiiav niiu nuu
. Mrs. mu
of wnsnn visited relatives Sunday
..... d - niwrRD: Reliable
JV1AJAU AA-.-.A .
man with car to call on farmers in
Duplin County, wonu-nu.
. --.l vaniilred. Fer
penence ur ..v.-. -
.write today. MoN;t-(
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j. uj
Bldg., Baltimore m,
5-19-2t. Pi. - '
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Outlaw and
Lt Jewel A. Outlaw of Carolina
' cnnv visitors here.
ueacn wcic u.j -
Mr and Mrs. Remus Creel and
boys spent Sunday in Jacksonville.
t w n F. Outlaw
Messrs " - oi.
visited the Albert Nichols at Sims
UMr nd Mrs. Robt. Hudson of
Mt. Olive spent Sunday with her
PaMissS'Mary Ethel Outlaw spent
Sunday with her parents Mr. ana
Mrs. Gordon Outlaw.
Mifc Marie Prater spent the
week end at home here.
-. ... Ka- (mm here attend
ed commencement exercises at B.
F Grady Sunday. Congratulations
r ... ...ii.,., nnli .Tnmes
to MISS ivia-ucn-
Vernon members of the graduating
class irom ima
MRS. M. M. THIGPEN
; BeulavUle, N. C.
Representative For
WARSAW FLORAL
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GEORGE W. BRADSHAW
I am a candidate for the of fice o Sheriff Duplin County sub
ject to the will of the voters in the Democratic Primary may
This is my platform
1
I wUl endeavor to the best of my ability to discharge the du-
f , i eel - --lUnrl W IflW.
ties ot ine omce ptv.
... :il f.vnr iinv
2 -1 will not grant special favors to anyone, w..
group at the expense of another group.
3 -1 will, with the help of my depuf.es, enforce the laws of this
county and state.
4 -1 have not and will not make promises to anyone that I can
not fulfill.
5 s&&
StffSiinM that will meet with your approval
and reflect credit on the county.
6 -1 will appreciate your vote and support
fcrge W. Dratlshai.
ROSE HILL, N .C.
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