U i ii FRIDAY, NOVERISER 10th, 1950
i Miss Bertha Kay, SmitTi spent pointed and duly qualified as ad
the week ' end ' with ' the Melvin ; mlnistratrjx of the state of Paul
Strouda. Sunday, they, visited an Armstrong,, deceased, all persons
uncle in a Kinston hospital." .having claims against said estate
, Mr.-, and Mrs. Melyin .Stroud, are notified to exhibij same before
Elaine, and Mr. and Mrs. Bessie . her .on or before the 4th day af
Stroud Visited the Aubrey and Al- , . , "f
'Chinquapin, Cove City, NewJ." rnil,
i. . . .9 jlti ' ... M i r V II
cr.tcr u.aic
jyioreneaa, iny, ana jyiusvui'i -i
- The .Clinic is held every Thurs
day with registration t 10:30.' Per
sons living outside Kinston should
write for appointment to Cancer
Center Clerk, P Ot. JBox 49, Kins
ton, NT. C. and indicate two dates
on which they can attend for, ex
amination. K r V .
On Thursday, Nov. 2, the Lenoir
County Cancer Clinic examined 15
white women,- 2 white men, 2 col
ored woman and 1 colored man; 8
were rechecx examinations. :,
Personp attending came from Ay
den; LaGrange, Beulaville, Winter
vllle, Rocky Mt, Dover, Greenville,
i n
vin Smiths Friday night.
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Smith held
a barbecue dinner Sunday at which
a large number1 of relatives attend
ed. The dinner was a highlight of
a family reunion. ' . ,
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
All persons indebted to said es--tate
will please make immediate,
payment. si,
This the 2nd day of November, "
1950. . - :-;
Nellie A. Wheless, Admini
stratrix of Paul Arm-:;
7: " Invites You To The
7 First Annual
WELCOME TO
North Carolina,
Duplin County.
strong, deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-ll-io-lt. C
, M , ,
i, uncle, ham Says ?
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liar vest Festival
Saturday, Nov. 11th
Parrot
Bros
Store
GOLD SEAL FLOUB AND RED ROSE FEEDS
N. Heritage St.
Kinston
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and LET LIVE
North Carolina la a good plac to liva and that
la why wa ao afronyly belitrva in tha "lat liva"
thaorjr. ; ' " ,
Essentially wa axa a paopla capable ol and de
termined to self-regulate our local affairs without
benefit of outside influence or remote control,,
A good example of state-wide self-regulation in -"
North Carolina fa found fntEavfaltavaragiaT
Diviaion of tha Stata Board of Alcoholic Control
which ia Cooperating with tha legitimate retailers
selling beer, to keep all such establishments
clean, orderly and operating according 1o law.
This system is working, but prohibition wherever
tried has been a failure. -
North. Carolina Division
UNITED STATES BREWERS .FOUNDATION," INC.
s Xenr "Uoole Sam" U prend to
Join la salutlnf our jronnrest easiness
men tne newspaperboyi. .Theme
yonnf men. 500.0M of them, ere dem.
enstretlnc - the"-' principal r require
ments lor raooe ambition, inltla-
nve, enterprise, uxuutry and thrift.
In addition to givlnt; Invaluable aid
to peacetime Savings Bonds Drives,
they are also investing their earn-
ing-s in u. 8. savlDKa Bonds. "NOW
LET'S ALL BUY BONDS."
SMITH TOVIISHIP
-HEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Paee and
Mrs. Bertha Smith spent the week
end in Rocky Mti with Mr. and
Mrs. Corbett Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stroud and
children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Sanderson.
Billy Stroud visited relatives in
Smith township Sunday; .
Earl Williams and Clayton Smith
fished at New Bern Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jones spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Chancey Smith. Mrs. Jones is the
former Ruth O. Smith.
Alton Lee Smith spent last week
in Norfolk visiting L. J. Smith.
Miss Joyce Smith left Sunday
to attend King's Business School
in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Smith spent
the week end in Deep Run.
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Duplin Times
KENANSVILLE N.C.
WELCOME TO
THE THE FIRST ANUAL
t .
Harvest Festival
IT'S
Grady Broteers
F IR YOUR FERTILIZER
FEED AND SEED NEEDS
N. Heritags St.
Kinston
ome
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TO
s i - 4i ; Any field or plot War enougn w grow
l.ii crop Is big enough to .be. handled
A : from the comfortable teat of a Model Q
. ' Tractor. Fiowa oi au lypea muiu-
' V4"t S CM .board or dtec, one-way or two-way
Arj E ' " ; r:.,T , . mount In front under the open tool
V ' arch. - s-
.. . The tractor proviaeBine power, con
13 t...llj Of " trola tha tool, and gives you place
tZ'niZ'A VAUCuJ3 " "to ride. You have walking-plow vision
, ... ; and close-quarter convenience. .. with
" " ' ' ; no tugging, straining or lifting. If
f " ,i your operation is big enough for any
-1 I kind of 'power, It's big enough for
' - , . " I Model Q tools-ln-front, rear-engine
1 ' ' " power. Lt us domonstrate.
Vwm In
Hi NoiImioI form
. end Horn Hour
very $Su4ui KZZ
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Ulli Aii9 H.i.i If
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mm, m penny's
THE PEOPLE OF KINSTON AND THE ASSOCIATES
OF PENNEY'S HAVE WORKED : HARD TO MAKE
YOUR VISIT PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE FOR
YOU. MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
SATURDAY.
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And
Enjoy
THE FIRST ANNUAL
KINSTON
HARVEST FESTIVAL
And For
A Complete Selection
Of The Finest In Shoe Styles
COME TO
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Shoe Store
We Build to a STANDARD
l ' Not to.a PRICE! a
t. a. T" :: 2 a co.
PIN I.ILL, IJ. C.
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