-JIIYS EIZSTING
Women ow Grove Presbyter
irch held an executive board
i In the home of Mm. Law
i Southerland Monday aftar
i at 3:30. President Mrs. J. A.
.in presided.' ';, 'i'. :.
IDGEtJLUB
5rs. Vane Gavin was hostess to
bridge-club Tuesday evening
st week. Arrangement of pyra
ha were used throughout the
-ng room where the regular mem
8 and! two additional tables
e at play. When scores were
ed gifts were presented to Miss
Ja Clontx for visitors, Mrs. C.
Guthrie for members. Mrs. Em
y Sadler "Won consolation prize,
t the conclusion of theames
the hostess served pecan pie top
ped with whipped cream, nuts and.
coffee. ,: t :
CARD CLUB
Mrs. C. B. Sitterson entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Card Club
at her home last Thursday afters
noon.' Visitors were Mesdames M.
F. Allen, Jr., J. O. Stokes and Jack
Sitterson. High score was won by
Mrs. N' B. Boney.Vlsltors high
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MOUNT OLIVE,:
EASTERN CAROLINA'S
FINEST THEATRE
was won by Mrs. M. F. Allen and
Mrs. G. V Gooding received con
solation prize At the conclusion of
the games' the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Jack Sitterson served apple
cocoanut pie-with coffee,
PERSONALS
: WEEK OF JANUARY 14th
t. Mon. and Tuea.
HARVEY
-rinr JAMES STEWART.
-nesday and Thursday
VATCIf THE BIRDIE
RED SKELTON, ARLENE
:L and ANN MILLER. ,
ay and Saturday
BRANDED
J LAN LADD.
Mrs. J. 3. Harrell of Watha la
visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. P.; John
son.- - V i
Mrs. Flip Peele and daughters
of Wllllamston are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Sitterson. . ? : .
Little Edward Ldwis has been
Wayne :
Theatre
MOUNT OLIVE
WEEK JANUARY IS
Monday and Tuesday .
BODY HOLD
Wednesday and Thursday .
MIGHTY JOE YOUNG
Friday and Saturday .'.
OVER THE BORDER
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f
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confined to, his. home the phst few
days with virus, pneumonia. . : , 'j
' Mrs. Bill Willis and Jane of Rae-v
ford spent several days last;weekj
with Mrs. Lawrence Southerland.
Mr. and Mrs. Stokley Bostlo and
son of, Beulaviile visited relatives
here Sunday. . , : . ' j ; ? .
' Miss ' Mary . Cooper ' spent ' last
week in Wallace 'with relatives. .
Miss Jacqueline Burke spent the
past week end with her parents Ini
New; BernJ . " -: .';
, Mesdames W. J. Pickett and Mat-
tie Bittdshaw of Beulaviile visited
Mrs. Ab Pickett who is a patient
in the Goldsboro Hospital Saturday.';;-
V-iiiri" ..:
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Bowden, Nicky,
Mesdames Nora Shaffer and J. L.
Tucker visited' in Burgaw Sunday.
DOBSOil CHAPEL
IIEYS
Sunday School each Sunday at
10:00 A, M, 'Prayer meeting and
Choir practice eacfr Wednesday at
7:30 P. M. The public is cordily
invited. :: S'-'i ,.:',. i.-!-..
The YWMS met with Misses Jes
se Ruth and Sara Brown Monday
night 5
We are glad to report that Misses
Virginia Brown, Elaine and Linda
Register and Mrs. Bertha Register
all has returned front the hospital,
after undergoing operations. All
are doing.' nicely, .
. , : NOTICE OF RE-SALE '
"'Mrs. Eula Mae Reynolda Tyndall,
02, wife of Troy Tyndall, died od
Thursday of last week At her home !
in Kington.' Funeral services were
held, from the Tyndall Wood Jaiv
maiTFuneral Home, at 2 p.m. Sat
urdAy. Burial; was-at New Bern in
Cedar -Grove Cemetery. A member
of the Kinston First Church of
Christ Scientist officiated. Survi
ving are one son,' Warren M. Tyn-
jdall; one grandson; two brothers,
A, ,F., and L. H. Reynolds; three
sisters, Mrs. Effie Hawkins, Mrs.
Mary A, Jones and Mrs. Roland
Tyhdalh all of Klnston.-She- was an
aunt of assistant County Agent V.
H. Reynolds Ind E. C. Tyndall of
Kenansville. -' J
on Monday, January 22nd, 1951, at
the Courthouse Door Jit. the Town
of Kenansville, N. C., 't the hour,
of twelve 1 o'clock Noon offer" for
re-sal and sell lo the highest bid
der for cash, the following describe
ed lands: . V"' ". ,;;.iV.i ,?.'
. FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a
stake on the Northern edge of the
Warsaw to Friendship road, said
stake being 81 feet eastward from
atareo
Hula
Drive
Pursuant to an Order of Re
sale, made by the Clerk of the Su
perior Court, of Duplin County,
the undersigned Commissioner will
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MOTOR PARK
Drive In Theatre
PINK HILL, N. C.
"Where The Whole Family Goes"
SHOW STARTS AT 6:30 P. ML
"Always The Best All Ways"
In Theatre
CHINQUAPIN, NV C.
WEEK OF JAN. 14th
Sunday' and Monday
Starring ABBOTT &COSTELLO.
News and Cartoon
Tuesday and Wednesday : ,
The Snake Pit
Starring OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND
And MARK STEVENS.
?fcgflgj?i.gainus
Sunday, Jan. 14th
WEEK OF JANUARY 15.
. I DAY ft TUESDAY
" ' :hum in a tough, terrific adventure in grand larceny.
Tv EDNESDAY THURSDAY:
lames
t rring John Ireland, Ann Dvorak and Henry Hull.
r 0KEG0N TRAIL and a News Reel. - -
I AY & SATURDAY: V . ' """"
b7sara?sv desert
'ng Johnny Weismuller, Nancy Kelly
-v.ny Sheffield.
ILD EILL IIICOCK (Serial)
Drama of the City
tlighf And The City
Starrinf RICHARD WD3MARK.
And GENEMMERNEY-. .;' ' ; t y
Also Color Cartoon "
Mon. - Tuea. Jan. 15-16 ; . j
Bosart'a in a hot spot "
Tokyo Joe
Starring HUMPHREY BOGART,
And FLORENCE MARLY.
Also Color Cartoon
Wed..
Thura. Jan. 17-18
. ;-; - (In Color)
The Greatest Trail of AU -
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Starrinr RANDOLPH SCOTT,
GEO. "GABBY" HAYES, and
KARIN BOOTH.' " .
Also Color Cartoon.'' '
Fri.
Sat Jan. 19-20
DOUBLE FEATURE
al
With JUDY CANOVA.
" ;t ,a Ii S O
Thursday and Friday
The Last Tribe
Starring JOHNNY WEISMULLER.
Two Short Subject '
the fun of a small branch, and runs
thence as the old line and old calls
in the deed, North 58 V4 West, 38.4
chains to stake In the Eastern
margin of Dudley Avenue; thence
as the eastern edge of Dudley Ave
nue, North 31 M East. 44.1 chains
to a stake, thence South 58 East,
13.3 chains to a stake, thence South
31 Yi West, 14.81 chains to an iron
stake, ; thence South 58 V East
444 feet to a stake, Sallie K. Wil
kins Rouse corner; thence as her
line to anew line South 80 degrees
30 minutes West, 650 feet to a large
Cherry tree, thence North 65 de
grees 40 minutes West, 583 feet to
a stake In the farm road; thence
as said road South 3 degrees 30
minutes West, 841 feet to a stake,
thence as the Northern edge of
the road. South 65 degrees 40 min
utes East, 1538 feet to a fence post;
thence as the fence South 20 de
grees 10 minutes East, 489 feet to
the Northern edge of the pavement,
in the Warsaw and Friendship
road, thence as Northern edge of
pavement South 79 degrees 30 min
utes West, 663 feet to the begin
ning, containing by the old deed
95 acres, more or less, excepting
the Dower Right described In the
Second Tract.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at
a stake in the Northern edge of the
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THEATRE
pavement In the Warsaw to Friend
ship road, t a point (ft feet east
ward from the center of the culvert,
in a small branch, and runs thence
as said road, North 79 Vt East, 665
feet Jo a stake In line with the
wire fence, thence as the fence,
North 20" degrees 10 minutes West,
489 feet to a -fence post, thence
North 65 degrees 40 minutes West,
1538 feet to a stake,' thence as the
farm road, North 3 degrees 30 min
utes East, 400 feet to a stake;
thence North 85 degrees 15 mln-l
utes West, to the old line, thence
as the old line to the beginning,
containing 41 7-10 acres, more or
less. '
' The above Second Tract being
the dower right of Mrs. Sallie K,
Rouse; and only the equity therein
is being sold. . - .
Dated this theMth day of Janu
ary, 1951.
R. D. Johnson, Commissioner.
1-19-2L - RDJ
Houses
AND
APARTMENTS
Fur Ken!
Varsaw And
Kenansville .
A. J. STRICKLAND
PHONE 654
WARSAW, N. C;
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SUN. . MON. Jan. 14-15'
HeverADull
BEULAVILLE. N. C.
Movies Are Better Than Ever
"Why Worry? See A Movie"
Sun. Mon. Jan, 14-15
CARIBOU TRAIL
Starrinr RANDOLPH SCOTT.
Tnes. . Wed. Jan. 16-17 -
MR. SOFT TOUCH
Starring GLENN FORD.
Thurs. only Jan.. 18
BRIDE FOR SALE
With CLAUDETTE COLBERT.
Saturday only
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Starrinr TIM HOLT.
Serial,-'Short and Cartoon
Fri. only Jan. 19 ' .
.TWO WEEKS TO LIVE
With LUM AND ABNER.
Sat Jan. 20
FRONTIER PONY
, EXPRESS
Starrinr ROY ROGERS.
With Fred MacMurray
And Irene Dunne.
Cartoon
TUESDAY, Jan. 16
Captive Girl
With Johnny Weismuller
And Buster Crabbe.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 17
DOUBLE FEATURE
Tall In The Saddle
With John Wayne.
THURS. FRL Jan. 18-19
Tea For Two
(Technicolor)
With Doris Day
And Gordon MacRae.
Cartoon
SATURDAY. Jan. M
DOUBLE FEATURE
Streets Of
Ghost Town
With Charles Starrett.
Coyote Canyon
Prisoners
In Petticoats
With Robert Rockwell.
With RED RYDER " '
And XITTLE BEAVER,
"Get The Motor Park Habit"
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CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
Dranch Banldng & Trust Company
WARSAW
"The Safe Executor"
WALLACE
FAISON
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GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES
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At the Close of Business December 30, 1950
RESOURCES
Cash and Due from Banks 1 $21,442,228.80
United States Government
Securities ' $32,771,144.56
Obligations of Federal Agencies 20,879,208.63
State, County anJ Municipal
Securities 15,505,790.35
Total Bonds at.Cost Less Valuation Reserves 69,156,143.54
Loans, and Discounts 8,117,886.45
Accrued Interest and Other Assets 399,487.25
Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures
.and Real Estate"'... . 392,234.09
.t -i - ' . $99,507,980.13
i , v LIABILITIES v
- 'Capital Stock ..$ 500,000.00 '
; Surplus '..,: .4,600,00(1:60
Undivided Profits '.., .........1... 'l,Ul,383.64
. Reserves V...;....i-.....U-...l , 1,000,000.00
. Other Liabilities lt..a :. .: ' 92,222.i7"
' Unearned Discount and Accrued Interest ' 107,448.82
Dividends Payable January 2, 1951 20,000.00
' Deposits 1; 92,616,925.40 1
y ;" V ' $99,507,980.13
, " MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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KENANSVILt F, N. C.