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The three picture! shown here
were made on February 7th, open
ing day of the BeulaviUe Livestock
Auction Market' An unusually
lnrM rrnwd' turned out lor the
? day In spite of rain and more than
$10,000 was paid to tarmers. me
auction operates each Wednesday
beginning at one o'clock, "
, Messrs Arthur Kennedy and Car
lyle Raynor, proprietor are well
pleased with the sales so far.
i In the top picture you see, left
in rleht. a buyer. Ransom Smith,
Carlyle Raynor, "Red" ' Rogers,
auctioneer, another buyer, Arthur
Kennedy anoT Warren Thomas, ; ;
, Middle nlcture is. front of mar
ket located on highway just out of
town towards Potters HiiL
The lower picture. Is scene in
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Ovar 5G3 Scouts To
Meat In Goldiboro
Saturday Afternoon
More than 500 Divisional Cubs,
Scouts,' Explorefs and Leaders are
nMed to attend the Annual
rniMiclUWlde ' Cook-Out. Court of
Honor and Basketball Tournament
in th East End School Gymnasium
in Goldaboro Saturday. Feb. 24,
starting at 1:30 P.M.- -smuts
will brina food to be
prepared for their lunches before
starting the Council-wide basket-
hall event Four of the tOD tTOODS,
mhA uinn In each county run-Off
last week, will compete in a Round '
Robin Basketball tournament.
County run-ofr winners were In
Duplin, Faison,' Chlpquapln, and
Beulavilie; In Johnston, Clinton and
Bland High School; in Wayne, Dud
ley,' Troop 108 American Legion,
Troop 109 First African BaJptlst
Church, Explorer Post 113 Dillard
High School.
After the final game Saturday
night a Council-wide Court of Hon
or ; will " advance more . than 75
Scouts. ": '" '..
Warsaw Club
Mate Plans For : ,
Fashion Show
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DR. W. E. CALDWELL
21 Masons Will Be
Honored Here llext
Friday Night
Friday night, March 2nd, will
be a night for history in the an
nals of St. John's Lodge, -No. 13,
A.F. and A.M. in Kenansvllle. Be
ginning promptly at 730 U me
inHsA hall an Emergent Communi-
oatinn will be held at which 21
members of the local lodge wiU be
awarded Silver Certificates for 25
years or more of continuous mem
bership and service in the Lodge.
At this time Brother W. is. uaia
nn.ii state Grand Master, will be
here and present the awards. Dr.
Caldwell Is professor oi Ancieni
History at the University of North
Carolina and is. a very interesting
lecturer.
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Tc:rn::nt I!ovln Progress Here
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The State District "fl" uasneojaa uu.f .
Tournament got unaerway Wednes. pUy the winners of the BeulaviUe
day night In the Kenan gym with (Bolivia game.v -
r. r, ra n ! (ccarturiiav ni tfht. the final game of
iwagnoua oawuu. . - . .
and Rlchlands barely winning we wuriwuicui, -.
tne winners i mib iik-v
games to determine, tlur district
winner which WiU play in ine siaie
R" Tournament to be 'held later.
-"Hap" Perry, Executive Secre
tarv of the N. C. Athletic Associa
tion was on hand for the, Thurs
day night games.
Admission is 50c per person
Tickets are sold at the door. A
large attendance is expected for
the remaining games. . .
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- T. e dates for the tournament
' are 1 .!. 21 through. 24th with two
games scheduled each night
. Thursday night the, first game
tegan at 7 O'clock between .Jack.
uiiviUe and Southport. The second
, t me at 8:30 between BeulaviUe
;:d Bolivia. (The Times was print
ed before game time).; i ;
Friday night Magnolia will play
e winner of the Jacksonville-
7j; LLC jILATIVE SUMhARY
County Court
Decisions Rendered
I A number of cases were tried
and decisions rendered in the Coun
ty Court held Feb. B, 9, and 7th
with Judee H. . PhllUps presiding.
" Nine cases were tried on charges
nf auanit with a deadly weapon, ;
Thomas Dewitt. so charged wnue
publicly drunk, was found guilty
of simple assault on a female. Judg
ment was suspended on good beha-
tiAr and navment of eosts. Helen
Lee tried on fwo charges, of ADW
was given two lo-month terms in
th mnntw iall to run concurrently.
J. C. . Moore on the same charge
was suspended for two years on
good behavior and payment of $15
fin. .T.mM Williams cnargea wun
engaglhg In an affray and assault
was suspended for two years ana
n.vmnnt of lis fine and costs.
Raymond i Garner ' and Joe Dealer
were both found not guuiy o
r.h.r- f ADW. V. J. Hill and Irvln
Lee Hill both eharged with ADW
and tresspassing had Judgment sus
nonHiul for five years on good be
havior and payment of costs, Tom
Stokes charged with ADW appealed
n finnerlnr Court with bond fixed
at $250. The court found Pat Will-
lams not guilty of assault wnu wea
pon.
The largest number or cases dealt
with possession of non tax paw
... : I- 11TI 111 .wi nh over Oil
At a regular suDDcr meeting of
the B&PW of Duplin County Mon-
iv niirht nlans were made ior wis
iiuh to be hostess for the district
meeting to be held in Warsaw on
April 8. One Hundred peopie now
nut nf town are exoected to attend.
Various committees were appointed
to work out details. Other Business
Olscussea penaiuru io-iuc " Ji
koolrthe Mub li gfciietheiq
AtoanSOO copies wm go on mic
.,nnn n vnihnletion The P&PW
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niiH alao abonsor iu Annual rasn-
ion Show in March.. The committee
for this is Mesdames Jerry ew
bold. Stacy Brit and Mlrt'Mary
-Sykes....-!-?r '" t'y
,, Miss Mary Alice Biacumore too
a letter from the state president in
regard to the Radio broadcast the
B&PW is sponsoring, mis prog
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BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT
The Duplin County Basket
ball Tournament will be played
In the Kenan Memorial Audito
rium March 1, 2, S, 5, and 1th.
Each of the two white school
baskqtball teams will partici
pate in the tournament with the
winner being determined by
elimination. Admission, will be
25c for children and 50c for
adults. Tickets will be sold at
the door.
Pink Hill Doctor
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It is believed that the presenta-
Uon of the 21 certificates . will
break the state record. f , ,
c.in-uiF iii ha served -. on the
first floor at 6:30. There will be
no supper on Thursday nlgnt marcu
1st, the regular supper meeting.
It is hoped that a large attendance
of members will be on1 hand to
onorkhe Grimdf Master and the
M eertlfleate recipients. .
Work Continues
Here Thru' Spring
Dr. Orval L. Phillips, Director,
Bureau of Field Service, East Caro
lina Teachers College, Greenville,
has announced that extension work
will be continued in Kenansvllle
during the spring quarter. The
course fhat will be offered is
Geography 330 - People of the
Earth. This course acquaints the
teachers with the subject matter
together with appropriate teaching
procedures for the elementary
school. The course can oe taxen oy
people needing ueograpny r -----330.
The course can also be counted or past two years.
as an education course. This is an
under-graduate course but may also
be taken by people desiring credit
toward the renewal of ceruueates.
The class which will be held in
the Kenansvllle High school build
ing will begin March 1 at 4:30 p.m.
It is important that those Interested
!n this work be present at tne nrsi
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Killed On Highway
? Jake Hill, 42 of WarsaV Bt 1,
vnioH fiiinilav eveninl when
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he stepped from-behlnd on-coming
t,nn inta the natn oi inurswu
...m w u--a Mn NAT nptwark tkia; v.tnhoinV mv. ri The body WHS
Wllltuc lie ax va wu - , jvcivu--v - . t
Saturday from, 12:15-12:30. - ? dragged 35 feet and. the car stopped
; Mrs. Kathleen Snyder, cnairman wuhin 75 teet accorainu w
oi International Eelitions Commit--tee
is in charge of the program.
She made an Introductory speech
hofan. nrpphtini Mesdames a. ,
Hnhhs. W J. Middleton, Jr., and
Miss Helen Brown, who spoke, on
work of the United Nations, ecuss
Brown gave "What It Is" - Mrs.
nnM "What It Has Done" and
it is
False Lightning
icares kenansvllle
2 an in ihe morning. At our house
This should have been written
last week but we ere 40 eroded
tat sDace it was omitted along with
several other stories and ads. How
ever' we believe it Is good enougn
tn nuhllsh even at this late date.
, It happened two weeks ago, about
CONTINUED ON BACK FAUK
Dr.' Joseph H. Bower, above of
Martlnsburg, W. Va., recently ar
rived in Pink Hill and began his
medical practice on Feb. 5, In the
office formerly occupied Dy ur.
D. W. Buffln. Dr. Bower and his
wife are making their home with
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones in Pink
Hill until their home is completed.
Dr. Bower was educated at the
Medieal College of the University
of Virginia and interned at Beth
esda Naval Hospital in Maryland.
He has been resident physician at
the Newton D. Baker Veterans'.
Hosnltal In Martinsburg. W. Va.,
Red Cross Drive
Begins March 1st.
The County meeting of the Am
erican Bed Cross was called to or
der in the Court House Friday
evening at 7:30 by Harry E. Kramer
with invocation by Rev. M. K.
Glover. "'. .... tt'"
The speaker. JJsvid. E,Jsjser,
Camp LeJM4eiSf .-intjJ, y.
chairman. Krameri H f&
-jm; wors: ox im. mpmnii v
Home 'and Abroad4Mr.iMarfon
Everett, "Tield Bepresentavc; lor
the ; district spoke on the blood
program oi the Red Cross-f 4 ?
,. Mrs.i tr B. f Boney., ipxecutive
Seeretary of the County Chapter,
announced - the Red Cross Drive
quota Of $5,000 for the county. The
I CONTINUED ON BACK.
v 1 Z: This Is the sixth of series !
" weekly summaries of the work
ct the North Carolina General As
t ...Uly of 1951. It is confined to
t scussions ol matters of general
interest and major Importance, " -:
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Despite a marked Increase in ac
t y in each house last week, the
1 . ""ess of the General' Assembly
c I J not be measured; to concrete
t -is. Less. than 20 of all bills
m -i, i-.ired have received final der
f n, and scareely one could be
,i significant leglislatlon.
a lecUlaUve hostility toward
f .vernor's Doerara has been as-
1 by most observers, only
e action on state aid for city
a could be termed revealing
the novernor s radio ap-
the people will strengthen
ve s'!i'rc"t for his program
i to I e f 1,rni'np i.
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- S ' t 1 .t PO C mht tli.'it
j s' 1 f r c "y streets
.ier
to
mun Rari wniiasier.
The accident was investigated
i... DotrAiman Whltaker. Sheriff
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Ralph Jones and Police cmei wi
Coombs. The coroners Jury ruled
the accident unavoidable. The in
quest was conducted bypecial
Coroner F. J. Thomas. ' y
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Do- mA Uinlo fractures of the right
Thirty-nine Duplin Teachers Receive
Certificates In Education Ail Workshop
Reoinnlns- on Tuesday. Feb. 13
and running through Thursday,
Feb. 15, the teachers of the county
had the opportunity of participating
in an Art Workshop conducted by
Miss Lillian Nunn, Art Consultant
of Binnev It Smith Co- oINew
Mr. Middleton. ''What
ino" Mr. Snvdar closed the pro-. Vllnarai services were con-'- . " oi.
gram with a few of her views on,j ducted Sunday afternoon from 0pp0rtunity to get a broader
me uujci;. w-, " yuinn-MCHjfuweu Uu- " scope of Art Education in tne use
i nf materials and the planning ana
teaching of school art mrougn ac
tual participation where projects
were carried through to completion.
Ilrfht anlno
Mrs. Grace Vann made a plea
for the Fund Drive for the League
For Crippled Children. Twenty
three members were present. wn!
Hoy To Get
Deferment
From i Service
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Selective Service registrants oi
wun poKBBMiwu . - - r i this county snouia oubbi vo
whiskey.; Frank Williams charged r timple rule! In presenting " their
.1.1. fnf tYta nurnnae of I . . tl rjmA Ui' Tint.
nnaed to diversion of existing high
way revenues for this purpose. The
Senate has passed 5B izo wnicn, as
amended, would Eive the cities We
ot the present gas tax and place
streets forming lints, in me state
nrimarv and secondary road sys
tems under the Highway Commis
sion. This action, the governor
Charges; is false economy, will
weaken the primary; highway pro
gram, might undermine the rating
of North Carolina securities, and
win not nrovlde a permanent solu
tion of the street problem. White
the governor does not advocate
nhmittins a tax Increase to the
people,' with the 194? secondary
road bond issue as a precedent, ne
has said he Is not afraid to carry
it to the people. .
With SB 120 on Its way to" the
Hiuiu the atreneth of the gover
nor's position is due tor's positive
test. The House finance committee
ha already voted to report unfav-
oraWy E8 2S32 which Would place
exclusive responsibility for all city.
' i in the Highway Commission
with possession for the purpose of
sale was suspendea ior wo yer
on payment of $200 and costs.
Ralph Batts charged wttn possess
ion was luspended for two years
natrmsnt tit 13S and COStS. ROJ
CONTINUED ON THEATRE PAGl
Grqdy FFABoys :
Defeat Pcr.-iribs ;
Th n j1. Grady Vocational Ag-
-j - .t,..nia soi first nlace
lh the annual Future Fanners Par
liamentary Procedure Contest neio
ir.nfncui Hlch School Febru-
ary 14. Thirteen teams in Duplin
and Pender.countres were eugiuw
. .nH!niitA Bnva ComDOSlng the
Grady team were president, Gaston
Grady, vice president nick iworne-
onu -Rennrter Kennetn nay
gay. treasurer .iDen ,uiv,y,
tary Larry Harper,, and aoviaer -
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District, and State contests will
be held later.
tn the Draft Board. Mr. Out
aw. Chairman of the Duplin Coun
jr Board, stated ' that:; registrants
ind Interested persons could help
Jie Draft Board and themselves if
ihey will- observe the following
three suggestions: 11 Present in
writing a sUtement of all facts
M..h thev believe will entitle the
.slateraht 1to$ deferment .This
should "be presented i"at- th. time
h niioillnnnalre IB reiurneu. auj
subsequent change, to status that
might w . warrant,. reciassuiiau'
should be reported" Inj writing. r2)
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llext Week Ve
Honor 4-H Clubs '
National 4-H Club Week will be
observed throughout the United
States during the period Marcn
to 11. according to L. R. Harrell,
4-H leader for the State College
Extension Service.
The 1951 theme "Wonting u-
.i t...nPM TTnderstandlng",
will be stressed In all special actl-
CONTINUEP ON BAiw
which V 1 al
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Last Sunday Mrs.. XteUt.JV Dall
th. Kf-Att'a Store section recei
ved a telegram from the War De
partnir. t informing t-r that her
. tii,ert nail, haa been killed
In Korea. Letters wi l iollow giv
ing more details. Kls ' '.her was the
Actual teaching was done by Miss
Nunn through lecture and demon
stration foUowed Immediately by
participation in the work with ma
terials applied to specmc wb;ui
problems by the teachers. The
whole theme of the workshop was -"Learn
To Do By Doing."
Teachers' receiving certificates
for completing the 15-hour work
shop were: BeulaviUe School - Miss
T.n Reiie Williams. Miss Katherine
Waller, Mrs. E. H. Cannady; Mag
nolia School Mrs. L. H. russeii,
Mrs. Bettle B. Hawes, Mrs. Made
line E. Smith; Calypso School -
Mrs. Hilda Sutton, Mrs. Geneva
Byrd, Mrs. Lorelle Martin; Chin
quapin School - Miss Mary F. Hall,
Miss Effer Rickelct, Mrs. Hazel
Brinson, Mrs. Ida Mae Sanderson,
Miss Worth Lanier, Miss Eugenia
Quinn; Warsaw School - Mrs. Edna
McLamb, Mrs. Magdalene Standi,
Miss Nora Blackmore, Miss Helen
Brown, Miss Myra Douglas Butler;
Wallace School . Mrs. Evelyn
Knowles, Mrs. Priscilla Sanderson,
Mrs. Elizabeth Covington; Faison
School - Mrs. Dorothy Dail, Mrs.
Mary P. Ray; Outlaw's Bridge
School - Miss Sallie Outlaw; B.. F.
Grady School - Miss Madeline Cars-
well, Mrs. Louise H. Wells, Mrs.
Eftle Outlaw, Mrs. Josie Smith,
Mrs. Henrietta Grady, Mrs. Nini
M. Garner; Kenansvllle School -Mrs.
Angerola Daughtry, Mrs. Flor
ence Currle, Mrs. Mattle W. Sadler,
Mrs. Nell Weeks; Rose Hill School -Mrs.
Steve Mallard, Miss Lillie
Teachey, and Mrs. Wm R. Teachey.
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ever L. - . -T. .v. tpuetQr. Mi.. UUlsn 1 umhU
of Dvplln County .re .ow , TT " tar Wt,r
.ho held at Kenansvllle High j She is l graduate of Duke and Col
and hat taught In Durham.
rhotoJ Lincoln Fn,v
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