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I :::: s iiimmti i iwi Tift'TuWfci nn T ... ANNOUNCE BIRTH , " Mr. ' and Mrs. John W, McBride sV.nonce. the birth- af a daughter, Joels C'.arihda, on December 81, 13,0 at Cabarrus Hospital, Concord. M:?. M;Brlde is the former Miss Vera Hamilton pf Magnolia. , QUJTE A LITTER of pigs. Count them yourself. JMd Kornegay of Glisson Township, who . PWM them said there were 23. In total his sows, foui'.d 5 J of Uus size on his farm this January. ; - ' '. - Photo iby Cletus Brock. Herring (Izltmn Board J Education . At a meeting last week of the Duplin County Board of Education Dallas Herring of Rose Hill was elected chairman of the group. Mr. Herring was recently appointed to fill the unexpired term of Robert M. Carri former, chairman, who is now serving in -i the Legislature. Other members of the board are J; p. Smith of Smith Township, elected t in the last election, and Chesley Williams, of Beulaville. .. At the meeting the Board passed the two following resolutions: -s . Before the County Board i - of Education : North Carolina i ' Duplin County . Resolved, That thisBpayd in ac cepting the . resignation of Addis if ,. tales,.: Esouire, which it 'does witn reluctance and regret, hereby tenders ., to Mr.'. Cates its hearty congratulations upon his election as a Member of the Board of Coun ty Commissioners .of puplin Coun- While this Board keenly realizes the great loss it will sustain in no longer being able to enjoy bis val ued services and wise counsel as well as the delightful personal as sociation which it has greatly pri ced throughout the twelve years pf Mr. Cates' . Membership thereon, it quite keenly rejoices that a man well qualified to serve as a Mem ber of the Governing Body of Du plin ' County has been elected for that office, and it hereby unani mously extendr to Mr. Cates earn est wishes for a long and useful life in his new association and congratulates him upon the great opportunity he will enjoy for ren dering distinguished public service, This the 8th, day pf January, i5l. ' W, D. Herring, Chairman -' Chesley William . All the Good Foods Your Bql$ Heeds .... . If - h FulfilUnc our tow to bring your Baby everythinf he needs, we've a full supply of. the finest baby foods . . . cleanly stocked.. . ... 9 MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Warsaw Drug Company Jerry O. Smith Attests , , ' " 0. P. Johnson, Secty. Before the County Board ' .-of Education North Carolina Duplin County Resolved, That this Board In ac cepting the resignation of Robert M; . Carr, Esquire, " which it , does with reluctance, and regret, hereby tenders ' to Mr. ' Carr its . hearty congratulations ' jipon his electon as Member of the General Assem bly of North Carolina... - "While this Board keenly realizes the great loss it will sustain in no longer being able to enjoy his val ued services and wise counsel as well as the delightful personal as sociation which it has greatly pri zed throughout the seventeen years of Mr. Carres Membership thereon, it quite aslceenly rejoices that a man well qualified to serve as a Member of our State Legislature has been elected for that office, and It hereby unanimously extends to Mr. Carr wishes for a long and useful life in his new, associations and congratulates him upon the great opportunity he will enjoy for rendering a . distinguished , public service, ' x ' This tne 8th, day of January, 1951. ; W. D. Herring, Chairman Chesley Williams , Jerry O. Smith Attest: i O. P. Johnson, Secty. 5 DUPLIN STUDENTS MAKE E.C.T.C. ROLL The following five students from Duplin County made the Dean's list at ECTC that was recently made public: Robert W, Craft and Polly F. Brown of -Beulaville; Helen G. Baker of Kenansville; Garland R. Carr of Rose Hill and Loyce J. Carr o Wallace. ." Y!TT7 a Tvrruiiniim W i&JLSa n UhlU) Yellov Shelled Corn $1.60 '." .; In Shuck $1.50 White Shelled Corn $1.50 . ..i; In Shuck $1.40 i 5 CROWDED OUT LAST WEEK ' Homer Wilson returned to Ports mouth, V. Monday after receiving a message that bit wife was 111. He was visiting Ms parents Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wilson. . , Rev. J. P. Rpyal and sister. Mrs. Paul Tucker and Miss Mscy Cox attended the WMU Conference in Beulaville Wednesday. Mrs. Ben Jenkins visited in Ke nansville Tuesday, r; Mrs. Amos Johnson of Warsaw is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Sallie Tucker returned' from Fayetteville Monday accompa nied by. her granddaughter Mary; Ann Maruno. - . : Mrs. Minnie Gavin and Mrs. Ebie Wilson were in Rose Hill Tues day. . . , : Victor Tucker and Donald Gay- lor of ECTC spent the weekend at home.'--- ' ' ... Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and dau ghter spent the week end with her parents. ' . Mrs. Lucy Parker and children of Rose Hill were in town Monday. Wade Carroll of Parkefsburg was well known among Baptist people of Eastern Association and strong pillar in Ebinezer church, was first cousin to Miss Macy Cox of Mag nolia." He died last Monday, was blowing up stumps with dynamite and was thrown 30 feet up, and died instantly. He was buried Wednes day, and same day Rep Cbestnutt, Magnolia negro, did same thing, blowing up stumps and both eyes were blown out and other serious injuries. These two accidents are warnings to be careful about using dynamite. :..-. A large delegation of-relatives and friends attended the funeral of Walter Maxwell Sunday.1 The many floral offerings were beauti ful. His. youngest daughter Mrs. Ruth Guy was in Wilmington with her five year old son who was very ill in James Walker Hospital and could not come home for the fu neral, i The Sunbeams of the Baptist church had a very interesting meet ing unday morning. Their leader "Miss Macy" took them upstairs in her S. S. room where she has large pictures of Adonf ira Judson and wife, first missionaries to In dia and told them stories of their lives. 'j , : ?.tv;:i !' Members of First Free Will Bap tist church are having.special pray er services for world peace. '-Sunday morning and night Rev. J, P, Royal will ' preach in tlo Baptist church., Sunday nigHt w;ll be special conference. 'Mesdames Gordon Blackmore and Hettie Wilson went to Rose Hill Tuesday. Misses Almeta Edwards, Vivian Wilson and Mrs. A. D. Johnson and Worth Johnson of Turkey at tended the funeral, of their cou sin Mrs. H. C Edwards near Gblds boro Friday. - Please bring your news items to Miss Macy Cox on Monday or Tues day morqing and be sure to give her your renewals or new subscrip tions. By all means' subscribe to your county papers!' ; '' CancerXlinic On Jan. 11, the Lenoir County Cancer Clinic examined 21 white women, 2 white men, 3 colored wo men and 1 colored man. Persons at tending the clinic came from Tea- chey, Calypso, Ayden, New Bern, Mt. Olive, Arapahoe, Beulaville, Al bertson, Richlands, Greenville, Clin ton, Stantonburg and Kinston. The Clinic is held each Thursdav In the Lenoir County Health De partment with registration at 10:30 A. M. 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