CLAZZIT 1ZD KATE 3: "
Two cents per word. Minimum
charge of 60c Unless yen have
aa account with ns please lend
money,, stamps, money order,
or check with ads. Farmer:
Ui the Times Classified Ads;
If yoa haro anything to sell
or exchanxe, or want to bay,
wo will accept produce for
payment
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 CO INC.
RALEIGH, N. C
FARM LOANS' Federal Load
Bank Long Terms, Low Interest,
are available throoch the CUatoa
. National Farm Loan Association.
See or write DE WITT CARS,
Secty. Tress, at CLINTON, N. C.
FOR SALE 3 stack pearlne and
soy bean hay Disc Section
Harrow and several Plows.
.. ROBERT FREDERICK,
WARSAW, N. C
K C" .
FOR SALE: Hick pressure 410
Blacksmith Forge called The
Champion. Interested persona con
tact HENRY J. HOWARD,
Warsaw, N. C
M2-2t pd.
-FOR .SALE-
" PIANOS
We have a complete supply at
new and guranteed used pianos.
For a saving just see as before
yoa buy. We sell nothing bat
pianos. - ,
, JOHNSON PIANO . COMPANY
... .. 1S3 W. NORTH ST.
KINSTON,. N. C
NOTICE TOBACCO FARMER
See our complete line of Bell's
Tobacco Seeds before yon buy. We
have each varieties as Bell's No. 1,
We, 2, and No. 3 Dixie Bright 101,
Jt. and 27; Mammoth Gold: Vir
Stsde Gold; Yellow Special A; Im
proved Hicks Brightleaf; Golden
Harvest 402; and Bolton Special.
JAMES MILLER HARDWARE
Beulaville, N. O
FOR SALE: Massey or .611 Straw
berry plants. New ground- rrowa.
Call or write
JOE FARRIOR, Warsaw, N. C
1-12-5V pd
FARMERS SEE ME. I WU1 Save
Yoa Money On Your GUANO. A
Square Deal To Every Man.
v W. E. BELANGA,
" 4 '' Kenansvllle.
1-12-41. C
NEW SEED ARRIVED. California
Wonder and Neapolitan Pepperij
Seed have just arrived. Get your
seed now.
J. C. Rnss, Warsaw
M2-4t C
FARM FOR SALE AT ONCE
21 acres; IS acres cleared; approxi
mately 4 acres fat tobacco; two
small dwellings; one tobacco barn;
one brooder house; 18 acres grow
ing timber.' One mile from Pin
Hook. Cash sale. See or write
MRS. J. D. MARSHBURN or
GUY THOMAS, Warsaw, Rt 2.
It, Bd..'?-!.'!-V-.r W::;.;;:
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having this day qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of Ho
bart A. Kennedy, deceased, late of
Duplin County, North Carolina,
thla is to notify all persons having
' claims against his said estate to
present them' to the undersigned
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Far Sale
SASH, DOORS, SHEET-
' rock; rock lath,
ROCK YOOL PLASTER,
LIME, CEMENT BRICK,
nOSTAR, PAINTS, TER
RA-COTTA PIPE, DRAIN
TILE, V.'IIITE ASBESTOS
CI2ING, ASPHALT
CHINGLES, ALL KINDS
07 r.
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".TT "TIT
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measured by tl.3 railrc:. i i j i ';. .
county-seat town, is ccl ;i.-.'.ji.jc . i :
the devil and some politicians .r.i cert a c.
between our town and the people of the county i .. t
be enlarged and improved on. . B '.'
. As a result of a little agitation on the part cf iths . :
Times the mail service between Kenansville, V r
saw and Beulaville has been improved. Read t3 V
story about the new way pouch being put on. :'i
, We are sending a marked copy of this editori to '
- our Congressman Graham A. Barden in Wasl S
ton. We know Mr. Barden is very busy but we, bi
lieve a few words from him to the right people j(n a '
"I mean it, NOW" manner will get the results, we ;:
want Any of you wishing to write him on the Ub-V
ject, his address is: Congressman Graham A. Bar-;
den, New House Building, Washington, D, C.
Administratrix on or before Deo-1
mhr SO 1QS.1 nr thla iuiHm will
be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery.
All persons Indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
payment
This 29th day of December. 1950
Hasel B. Kennedy
. Administratrix
2-10-6L VBG
iv's Bridge
NEWS
Rainilar let SlinHav nlirht rl
vice in school building which is
oeing usea since the loss of the
church by fire last Easter Sundav
morning.
School reopened Tuesday morn,
lne following the hnliriav
Sgt Roscoe Prater returned to
bnepnerd field, Texas after spend-
Ins the holidays with his nnronti
Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Prater.
Mrs. Llovd D. Sutton and rhlld-
ren of Lagrange RFD, spent Sunday
wiin jnr. ana Mrs. J. n. rarser. .
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rouse and
Miss Ethel Rouse of Bucklesberry
were visitors oi .misses r annie ana
Sallie Outlaw.
L. W. OuUaw, Mrs. Lottie Berger,
Miss Rachel Outlaw and Donna
Lou Jones visited the Albert Nich
ols at Sims Sunday.
Miss Essie Mae Outlaw of Wades
boro spent the holidays with the
home folks.
Irvln Manly Outlaw, with the
Army at Ft. Jackson - spent the
week end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. M, Li. Outlaw, Jr.
Poller - Cullers
Vows Spoken
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cullers of
Winchester, Va., announce the mar
riage of their daughter Betey Ldu,
to William Roscoe Potter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Potter of
Magnolia. They were married Dec
ember 12. 1950 bv Rev. Ronald S.
Wilson, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church.
J"he bride wore a green suit with
brown accessories and a corsage of
yellow rose buds. Mrs. Potter at
tended Hundley High School and'
Mr. Potter graduated in Magnolia
Hlffh School and la servinu in the
Navy and is stationed at Parris
Island, S. C. They spent, the holi
days in Magnolia with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Potter. He
has returned to his base but Mrs.
Potter will remain until the 15th
when they will make their home
atParria Island.
I BOY SENATOR ;
rnvriNTTED - FROM ' FRONT
a perennial delegate to the State
by the convention as an eiecior-ai-larvs
for the selection of a Presi
dent of the United States, the other
elector-at-large at that time toeing
another well known North Caro
linian th Honorable1' D. Hydeo
nalniev of AsheVille.
a inwr ainca 1909. having re-
iwiii hli education in Duplin and
at Wake Forest College, Senator
Johnson Is a member Of the county,
State nd American Bar Associa
tions, and Is a past president of
the Sixth Judicial District car As
sociation. He is generally regarded
as one of the best criminal lawyers
in pastern Carolina. Eloquent and
persuasive,: and sometimes specta
cular, the people have often hurried
to the courtroom to hear him speak
to the Jury, and he has often
brought tears, or laughter, to the
Jury and to the spectators.
Senator Johnson Is a . thirty
second degree Mason and a' past
master of bis lodge, a Shriner and
a past president of the Shrine club,
a member of the Junior Order and
a past councillor of that order, and
for many years he has been teacher
of the Men's Bible Class Class of
the Warsaw Baptist Church and,
except for illness, has never been
absent on Sunday morning. He Is
married to the former Miss OUvia
Best of Warsaw and they have
three sons, Rivera Dunn, Jr., Viv
ian Best and John Anderson John
son. , . V
CCUIJTY COMrilTTEE
CCr.'TINXED FROM FRONT
Paul Lee, Hess Davis, Alton Out
law, B. A. Smith, R. D. Harper.
CYr ::.3 C-S:
L. I . T'aready, Elmo Maready,
Swlnson, Jr., W. R. Clifton, Rufus
I R Pjut .."" .--!. '
MAGNOLIA:
Elascoe Blanchard, J. L, Tanier,
Milton Bostic, Garths Drew, Ear)
Chestnutt t
ROCKFISH: " - '
W. O. Dixon, C H. Smith, Joe !
wara, jjeignion mm, u. xugn-
gmlUu - - ! " 1
. - - vf ; -' .v t ;t'-.
SMITH: -
Kenneth , G. Grady, Clarence
Shepard. Walter Rhodes, ' Ray
Smith, Dempsey W. SmKlL ; ,
-WOLFSCRAPE: . '
Herbert Summerlin, Edd G arris,
John Goodson, Andrew .Outlaw,
Randall Hargrove. I :
GUSSON: " . V .-
' Melvin Powell, Carl Kornegay,
J. E. Westtorook, Norman Smith,
Jo Watr. .'.'!. :
ISLAND CREEK:
W. A. Hanchey, Henry Carter,
Watus Harrell, B. F. Brinkley,
Thomas Cavenaugb. 'I;
KENANSVHXE: , "
' O. L. Holland, W. A. Jones, J. T.
Grady, Preston Brown, D. L. San
derson. LIMESTONE;
Leon Brown, Coy Hall, Ransom
Smith, Earl Tbigpen, George Sum -
ner. ' - ' '
ROSE HILL:
Ira Fussell, B. G. Teaohey, Hix
Bradshaw, Henry Kissner, W.- V.
Jackson. ' ... i-: i
WARSAW:
Lott Kornegay, Moseley Phillips,
Percy Gavin, R. H. Best: R. V.
Phillips. .!'-.
V. K. JernJij J
Buried
William K.t Jemlgan, B9. died
Saturday at 11:40 p.m. at hi home
near Mt Olive after a long illness.
Funeral aarvipM wara raniliiMajl
from the hapel of the Tyndall
runerai iiome aaonaay at :ao p.
m with the Rev. Hubert Pane.
Pentecostal Holiness minjster of
Clinton, in charge, and burial was
in the Thornton family tpmetery
near Newton Grove. Surviving are
Mrs. Jernigan, the former Susan
Raynor of Sampson County? two
sons, Claudius , of the hqme, and
Ray of the home community; three
danehtera. Mrs. Louise Boone of
Faison, Mrs. Elvie Jones of Mt Oi
lve, and Mrs. Elmer Guy, "Warsaw;
two sisters, Mrs. jjoia xnomnaon,
Raanfnrt. and Mm Flora Sullivan
of Calypso; and 17 grandchildren.
Malh C:!l
Dies SLoMwaily
'- . r
ILT-MKan (Vhl Hall Hit nf tha
iu b tuv twin yet T
S'dmmerlln Cross Roads commun
ity died suddenly oi a nearx suaca
late Monday afternoon at the home
of a neighbor, Napolen Best,
whom he was assisting' , with a
farm chore. Furleral service Ware
conducted Wednesday a 3 p.m.
fmm the home of ills daughter,
Mr Ronnv Outlaw of Mt. Olive.,
Rt. 1, by the Res. George Lane,;
Adventist minister. Burial waa in,
the Garner family, cemetery. Sur
vivlng are hi wife, the former
Harris Bennett of Duplin: three
sons, Joe of Mt. Olive, u. 2, . Jonn
W., of Kenansvllle, J. D of Mt
Olive, Rt 1; three daughters, Mrs.
Outlaw and Mr. Erman Best both
of Mt. Olive, Rt 1, and rs. Jack
Kornegay, Goldsboro, RL . L -Mr.
Bell was a retired farmer.., '
Cleel:r.'JI!::::r
Mitt I..-.:.--
Cleveland Harper, 6, pronJP
farmer of th Pink Hljl e
died at the home of his daug
Mrs. Horace Lee in Pink; IU1 at
10 p.m. Tuesday followlr? a '
illness. He was the son cf the 1
Thomas and Jane Horwa i '
Funeral services were 1
J it
p.m. Thursday at the r
Vf ii." in
Cunningham Cemetery
Bun. Rev. Stephen t
Will Baptist minister of 1,
officiated. f
Surviving are seven d:
Mrs. Favmond JonBS, ?
r I -.i
liKe
lftUle
T I
, ,
Tyndall, I.:.'S
Deep Kun, I
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Renlamtn L. McCullen. 81. died
at his home on r aison, Rt 1, Satur
day sight Funeral services were
niwliuiMt Monday at 2:30 to.m.
from Carr Memorial Church by
the Rev. Claude snowden oi new
ton Orava. Burial was in HlRcrest
Cemetery, Newton Grove. SurW.
ving are bis wife, Mrs. Etta jornan
McCullen: four1- daughters, Mrs.
Johnny Sutton, Faison, Rt. 2, Mrs.
Nancy Cox of the home, Mrs. Rob
ert Murphy, JJewton Grove, Rt 2,
'MrsTc. B. Farmer, Rose HU1; five
iZ, l Paul and Henderson of the
ome, Bennlt and Hosea of Newton
Grove, Ralph MeCulien, ml uuve,
Rt 3; 38 grandchildren, three great
indchildren.
Last Rifos Tuesday
Mrs. Altno Mzrecdy
: Mr.' Alma' Lanier Maready, 79,
wife of John-Maready. died at her
home near Beulaville early Mon
day morning after a brief illness.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at the home of
Rev. Ruben Jones of Klnstoiiv Bur
ial followed in the Lamer xamuy
cemeterv in tiie Lyman section of
.yiis county. In addition to her hus
band she is survived by one daugh
ter Mrs. Eunice Penny; three son,
T.ufnn navior and Roscoe Maready
all of the home community; one
stepson ZoUle Maready ana zu
grandchildren.
Sterills Scbsl '
In Ch:::!
rt
1
Th annual school for Sheriffs
conducted by the Institute of Gov
ernment met Jan. 3, 4, and 3th. At
tendlne from. Dunlin were Sheriff
Rainh Jones.' 1st Deputy Sheriff
Perry Smith, "and Special Deputy
Sheriff A. R, Brown, me program
inoindea tudv and discussions
which are essential and important
tO Sheriff. .;:w;;'r .. ' v
ZEFFIE RICH 81
DIED TIIURSDAlT - f ;
7m hSc8. II. died at iiu home
on Wallace Ri. 3, Thursday morn
ini at s is .'after a long Uloes.
Funeral services wer conducted
Friday u at 3 pjn. from the home.
Burial was in the. Blsnton Ceme
tery with funeral services In charge
of Rev. Turner of Watha, assisted
by the Revs. W, B. Hood of Wallace
and K. D. Brown of Burgaw. Mr.
Rich Is survived by hi wife Mrs.
NeaHe Rich; , two sons, Fred - and
Charlie of the home; one daughter,
Mr. George Powell of Wallace; and
five grandchildren. , .
RsVe'VcllsMlcnd
Si!?iCI:rkScha
i
.The School for Clerk of the Su
perior Court given by the Insti
tute of Government will meet Jan.
10, 11, and 12th in Chapel Hill.
The program will cover statutes
and duties of Superior; Court
Clerk. The school Is primarily for
the 17 new Clerk oi tne superior
Court and serves as a review for
old clerks. R. V. Wells. Clerk of
Superior Court of Duplin County
plans to attend tbeachool this year.
Fc:rt:;nlnM
in
lallW
Jailor O. A Horne reportel in
fail. .14. on charses of krunk-
tallna arid court costs as
ot January 1st 1951. The first day
of last year there were nine in
jaiL ,,." sv-,,,- :
Duplin County tobacco producers
have been advised by the County
PMA office that those who do not
nave reaerai irop uauiuto ju
J: Ides In force to protect their to
bacco investments can now appiy
to add this business principle to
;:.elr plan. a i...', :'J..
1 1 A Federal Crop Insurance policy
t jrotects the bolder Investment in
tatacco production against iom
aom risks such as weather, insects,
3113 plant diseases. The premium
I I 'M larjucr y,jr " -
t' protection represenia a numa
I Ucrcase In operating costs in orotr
i vO proieci uis utuucjr
vested In crop production agai
loss. It plugs the gap in Ce f
rrl cperauon uai uyciia
v ' !i crcD disaster strikes a
I v '. s oitl not only the expec"
"t 1
t f e lnvP';tmpnt ss v
... . j -
Ml
in t ,
i: a i i. f-
uiiavi-..,. .j ...,.. 4 la t ;-:3r,w
wht-a tLe riuduciion e;.. is in an
entire area may be struck down by
Mother Nature. The farmer who
hn th cood fortune to never have
a crop disaster has seen it happen
to other farmers whose methods
wara luat ai cood as his so he
knows that "It can happen" on hi
With the Federal Crop Insurance
program, Duplin County producers
have the opportunity' to build basic
protection to their business enter
prise which will contribute mater
ially to the soundness and stability
of their farming operations. This
all-risk protection of their invest
ment is not otherwise available to
them.
MARRIAGE LICENSES v
ISSUED IN .DECEMBER
Marriage license Issued by the
Duplin county register of deeds
were Perry James Straughan to
Sara Hunter, Deei 22, Duplin; Wen
dell Evans to Annie Laura Riven
bark, Dec. 22, Duplin; D. B. Tea
cbey to Alice Fussell, Dec. 22, Du
plin; Milton. Glenn Wetherington
to Josephine Gardner Watklns,
Dec. 23, both oi Lenoir; Marlon
Carl Williams to Shirley Maureen
Lanier, Dec 28, both of Onslow;
and Fred Swlnson to Hester Deaner
on Dec. 30, both of Duplin
A license wa issued to James
Robinson and Lucille Moore on
Dec 27, both Negroes of Duplin.
STILLS CONFISCATED
DURING DECEMBER
Four stills were confiscated by
sheriffs In Duplin County during
the month of December.
A gasoline drum type still was
destroyed on the Llslee Torrance
farm In Warsaw Township Dec. 6.
The still was not In operation at
the time. , . - .-
, A submarine type still 4n the
pack house of Will Ashforce was
capturred while in operation. Will
Ashforce placed under $200 bond
for appearance in County Court
A gasoline drum type still wa
destroyed at the trash pile In War
saw. The still was not in operation.
A submarine type stilL-was .de
stroyed on'-Lawton Smith's farm
in Kenansvllle Township. No ar
rest were made. " '
J Of P filings
Jamea Paris Brinson and Grace
Bosell Narris cited to County Court
by, Patrolman Earl Whi taker on
eharaea of careless and reckless
driving resulting from a collision
at an Intersection in Limestone
Township resulting in $250 damage
to each car. ?;. . '
VraA Vaiaon eharsed.bv his Wife.
Vera Gertrude Faison, for aban
donment and non-support, unaer
$200 bond to appear In County
Court . '.
Patrolman J. S. BrUey cited
Preston C. Fussell to County Court
for driving without operators lic
ense. -i -Clarence
Dixon charged by Dep-
j;
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tl,. s s : iu. t K" l r. ; r
for i. uiscswon and trar porting of
non-tax paid liquor for tie purpose
of sale, Placed under $200 bond to
appear in County Court.
Deputy Sheriff W. O. Houston ar
rested B. Graham for possession of
non-tax paid liquor for the purpose
of sale, to appear in County Court
with bond set at $200. . ..;
Albert J. Jenkins, Jr. J cited to
County Court for speeding by Pat
rolman T. G. Brooks. Willie Charlie
Stroud also cited by Brooks or no
operators license. ) ' .
I MIMal j(l'."oi
jfaali'fatl VVIllVllJ
nc;:r:JhCn:iS
Register 01 D:; Js
A. T. Outlaw, Duplin county reg
ister of deeds reported the largest
collection for office services in the
history of the county, Tuesday.
The office received a total of
$9,162. "The collection Is the lar
gest In the history of this office.
Every year has shown an increase,"
he commented in his report to the
Duplin county Board of Commiss
ioners presided over by L. P. Wells,
chairman. . V v ' .'
All services to veterans were for
no 'charge. Cancellation of mort
gages which is the big Item of work
was given for no charge.- A new
: : ,r tii ma -m wr
CARTS, WIRE FENCING, NAILS, SEED,
. ; , ROLL ROOFING, ALL KINDS OF STOCK L '
; FEED, TQBACCO SEED, CLAY BRICK," '
' ; - WORK AND DRESS SHOES. HEAVY AND "J
, FANCY GROCERIES, SHIRTS, OVER-
' U ALLS," FERTILIZERS, COLLARS, BRI
v DLES, 5-V GALVANIZED TIN, STOVES, , " '
- GENERAL LINE OF HARDWARE, CROS- ;
LEY SHELVADORE REFRIGERATORS,
4 f LIGHT BULBS, PLOW CHAINS, BOOTS.
k , -. i
fc. M Qzmm -
. KENANSVILLE f
: (
. As The Hour Glass Turns To Run Off
AnotLer Year, The WACCAJIAV
BANK Is Prepared To Serve The
, People Of Duplin In 1951.
,. f-n ' - ' r- f ry r'l r-y r - - )
n
' jr;..7f j.'
. - . -J aa.aa Vw.,4i
, r' cit ixcrrtANCE coepcsation ' ,
son towiijLlp. It vi. i
E. Alphin, Jr., tx c
ported a total of $il,l ,
ed In -December.,
i J. B. Wallace, service
reported on the 87 veterat i ;
during December by lettr ,
views, information on e
job training, claims for I
G. I. loans, insurance, h
ration, farmer' training, c
tient treatment, and general 1
mation.
Executive secretary of t"
association, Mr. Ruby C. 1
gay, reported on her work c
the month. Twenty-nine visits v
made, and 27 office Interview. 3
talks were made. Seal sale w
still in progress. Civic and in
ual helpers answered the call I c
needs from the patients of t i
sanatorium.. ; .
. BLOODSHED EOXSCCr
, On N. C. Iligbway
Killed Dec. 2Jan. l ,
Injured same date
Killed thru Jan, 1, 1951
KlUedthru Jan. 1, 1950 '
Injured thru Jan. 1, 1951
Injured thru Jan. 1, 1950,
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