i. JJ.n A. Eoyette,
. -aw celebrated
tiful dinner. The
a were present:
,,, J. Euyette end
mmunity, Mr." and
i i e of Seven Springs
nd Mrs. Elvln A. Boyette
atul family, .also Riiss I.aebel A.
Boyette of th home.
At this writing Mr. , and jMrs,
Elvln- A. Boyette are on the sick
list with the'fW:
Misses Betty West nd Mae Brock
of WCUNG were at home during
the week end. 1 "-
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SELL YOUR
LIVESTOCK
With
1-
3A
J. J. BARDEII STOCKYARD
HIGHWAY 117
SALE EVERY TUESDAY 1:00 P. M.
; . SeeUj
For Your Grocery Needs
1 SAVE MONEY
El. & P. Groceteria
a a; a ;jva wa
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SATURDAY
LAST DAY OF OUR SALE ON RUGS!
HEAVY WEIGHT 9 X 18 LINOLEUM
. , , . '.' FELT BASE RUGS " , ; f
,1,1 $12.95 Values fob only $9.95
V
. t ,. $47.95 VALUE Hit
WOOL FACE.BUGS FOE
$29.95
ONLY, . .
WOOL FACE THEOW BUGS
Mly 84.88
. Tilt ASPHALT KUBBEB or LINOLEUM
T & C ONGR ATU L ATI 6 tf'.S'
TO MX. JIM BABDEN ON HIS NEWLY OPENED STOCK
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MARKET! WK WISH HIM LOTS OF SUCCESS! ;
R. E. QUIIII1 & CO. of Yarsaw
C.QUINN
ED BINES
Jiible Class Meets '
' The SalUtf- E. Johnstone Bible
Class met Monday evening with
Mrs. C.1 W.Surratt Mrs. R. West
presented the devotional. There
were 17 members preset. Mrs. H.
H. Hipp conductd the Bible study.
Mrs. B. C. Sunratt directed a words
contest, of which Mrs. Belton Min
shew was winner.. Mrs.. B.C. Sur-
ratt presided over the business and
Mrs. G. P. Prldgen was oo-hostess
with her. Frozen fruit salad, open-
faced sandwiches, cookies and cof
fee were served. 1( ,
Hostess To .Club
(Mrs. Robert Lewis received mem
bers of her bridge club and visitors
Tuesday evening tor bridge at her
home on Plank Street. '
Club high, e box of party napkins
went to Miss Mamie Bethea. Mrs.
Y. L. Smith won -visitor's high,
score pads and also won traveling
prize, amaryllls bulbs. During the
game the hostess Served' Old Lon
don cheese cookies and Iced drinks.
After tallies she served a chicken
salad plate with coffee.
Bridge Hostess " .
Mesdames'Ed Bines and Charles
Sheffield were visitors when Mrs,
Robert Frederick entertained her
club at a session of bridge at her
home on Gum Street Friday even
jig. Jonquils . and other . spring
flowers were Used In decoration, v
Mrs. Robert Bolick was high
scorer and received pink hydran
gea. Mrs. Mitchell Britt won sec
snd high, a set of dish towels and
cloths., . ; v '. 12
, Iced drinks and cheese curls were
served during the game and later
he hostess served hot fudge sun
daes.;
i Miss, Betty Phillips spent . the
week end In Klnston with" relatives.
, Graham Phillips, Jr. of Klnston
spent the Easter holidays with bis
parents A:A:-fA ft '
Hugh Carlton -of Wake Forest
College spent the week end at his
home In Warsaw: ;A a t - A ,
' Misses Laura West. Evelyn Davis.
Anne West, Sue Shine, Mary Lou
Phillips and Mary Lee Jones, of
ECTC spent ; the Easter holidays
at their home In Warsaw. J
Kenneth Farrior of Wallace, on
leave from the Navy, bad dinner
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Joe
Farrlor. ' .
Bill Kornegay of Gastonia spent
Easter1 holidays with his parents
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Kornegay.
While at borne he and his sister
Patsy, visited some places of Jtls
torloal Interest In Wilmington;"
Mrs. Stacy Britt' and daughters.
Betty and Jo Anne visited Mr. mad
Mrs. Stacy Britt of Wilmington on
Saturday. '. , . -J A
Sunday for Ft Banning, Ga. where
they will take special army train
ing., They expect to be gone untlT
the middle of July. Their families
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Miss Mary Ellis West is the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs J. Ellis West
of . "Warsaw. Her engagement to
Robert McDonald Brock, son of
Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Brock of War
saw is announced by her parents.
The1 I wedding V will take place in
April. ''''' . " ' .' ' :t- ' i
la Boyette, Mrs. Fannie B. Scott,
Mrs. Matthew Hanchey and Miss
Ella Brown all of Rose Hill,
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MR. FARMER:
Bring Your Livestock To J. J. BARD EN
STOCKYARD IN WARSAW
Sale Every Tuesday, 1:00 P.M.
AND
FOR THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURE
ENTERTAINMENT IT'S THE
DUPLIN THEATRE
Warsaw
Entertains Club
1 Thursday afternoon Mrs. James
A. Hines was hostess to her bridge
dub at her borne on; the Warsaw
Kenansville highway.' An array of
ipring flowers provided setting for
he three progressions. Mrs. Joyce
turton was high scorer and re
elved a recipe book .of salads,
iecond high, an Easter basket, went
o Mrs. B, W. Riggs and Mrs. F. A.
litchener won traveling prize, also
aid Easter basket (Miniature Easter
MskeU filled with peanuts were
erved during progressions. At con
tusion Mrs. Hines served a chick
;n salad plate with coffee. '.
Saptist Circle Meets ;
The Katie Murray Circle met
vlonday evening With Mrs. Alton
3reenlaw with Mrs. George Hop
ilns. co-hostess. Mrs. J. F. Strlck-
: JOHN RICHARD PATE r
John Richard Pate, 76, formerly
of Mt Olive, died Thursday, Match
22 at 7 p.m. at the home of his son,
Allen Pate of Jour Oaks, Rt 2,
after a month of illness. Surviving
are Mrs.1 Pate;, one son, Allen" ol
Four Oaksl one daughter, Mrs.
Ruby Barwlck, -Mr. Olive, Rt 2;
two brothers, Dan of Rt.- 2 Alt.
Olive and Sam of Summerlln X
roads; one, sister, Mrs. Austin House
of Mt Olive; 7 grandchildren and
6 great grandchildren. Funeral, aer
vices were held in the chapel of
Tyndall Funeral Home, Mt. Olive
Friday at 4:30 pjn., conducted by
Rev. R. C. Joyner, pastor of Salem
Advent Christian Church of which
Mr. Pate was a member. Burial
was in Maplewood Cemetery Mt.
ouve. ' . vn y.; .x, '..y,:;
JAMES H. . HOLUNGSWOETH
, James' Henry,' (Jim) Hollings.
worth, 09, of Falson, Rt 1, filed
early Friday, March 28 at his home
after tour years of- ill health. Sur
viving are his wife, the former An
nie Williams; two sons. R. C of
Newport News, Va.', and H, B. ol
Falson; one daughter, Mrs. J.- R.
Flowers of Falson; six sisters, Mrs.
Silas Tucker of Warsaw, Mrs. Flon
nle Pollock and Mrs. Clarissa Jack-
son of Wilmington, Airs. Hattle In-
Keppa Epsib
i Martha Ann Smith, daughter of
Mt. and Mrs. M. A. Smith of War
saw, has been elected , delegate to
the National Convention of Kappa
Epsilon Pharmacy sorority-of the
University: of North Carolina. The
convention Is April 6th In Des
Moines, Iowa.. ( , ' ' , J V"'- '
' : WE SALUTE v
CONTINUED FROM FRONT
series of pictures and notes on
outstanding Duplinites whose pic-j
ures were msde for the Times by
the Woltz-Allsn Studios . a few
months ago. We have a
about SO pictures to run and hope
by the time these have expired w
can have Woltz-Allan back In Du-
ilin to make more pictures for us.
Leona ji.olhas,
Winston-SalPm.
L.'ptut llo
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PLENTY OF GOOD WATEH ..
FROM A DRILLED ' WELL.
, WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED
i BOOKLET AND ESTIMATE,' ,
GIVING US DIRECTION ANI
HOW FAR YOU LIVE FROM.
Vt ' H . r"OSTOKiriCK. .
HEATER WELL CODING.
MALEIGH. N. C
10 grandchildren and three great
crandchlldren. Funeral services
nd presided over the 11 mem- ' were held at the home Stnday at
: DUPLIN-PENDER "ROADS"
A road project In Duplin and
Pender counties Is included In the
State Highway Commission's, let
Ung for March 29. ' ;'. s
The project to be financed under
the $200,000,000 bond issue calls
for paving of 18.8 miles from the
end of pavement at Northeast Riv
er via Sloan and Pin Hook to the
Duplin-Pender county line; from
NC 58 at Cowan Store via Sholars
Mill to the Pender-Duplin county
gram and Mrs. Fred Britt of Mt ' line toward, Pin Hook and from
miu. nit Mm Rert Dison. Turkey: NC 8S. 1.4 miles east Of Cowans
The Rev. and Mrs. Stephen A.
Smith .celebrated their1 25th wed
ding anniversary the 24th of March
at their home in Beulaville, with
many of their , in and out of town
total of : trienas calling; ; f ; , ; f
' Mrs. Walter Rhodes greeted the
guests, and presented them to the
receiving line which included Rev.
and Mrs,, Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Er
nest presham of Chinquapin, Rev.
and Mrs. M. L., Johnson. of Wilson
and Mr, and Mrs. B, C.Smlth of
Sanfoi'.-';,,;-...,
rA color theme of green and white
was used; The living room mante
The dining table was attrifctlvely
centered with a greed and white
three-Uered wedding cake topped
with miniature bride and groom,
flanked by crystal candelabra; ; '
,v Mrs. Roland ' Thomas 4 served
green and white cakes, green and
white mints and mixed nuts. Mrs:
Georgia Thomas served green iced
punch. y-
Mrs. Warren .Thomai received
In the gift room where many lovely
gifts were? displayed. Mrs. Wilbur
Everton presided over the register.
- Goodbyes were said to Mrs. Wil
liam!' D. , Thlgpen. Approximately
was" decorated with green baby Ivy H00 guesU called during the cven-
na wnite carnations with crys Ing. "5 r '
jers present and brought the de
rational. Mrs. Bill Vann presented
the program. Strawberry shortcake
and coffee were served.';" '
PERSONALS
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baars spent
Tuesday in Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kornegay of
Goldsboro spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick. : .
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bundy and
family of Raleigh spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Jones.
Mr. Ed Sheffield has returned
from James Walker Hospital after
examination and treatment and is
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frederick
snd family spent Sunday with Mrs.
Marvin O. Smith In New Bern. :
,; . ,. - ,- ;. . ,-,.k
, Mrs. E. B. Hlnman of Winston
Salem spent Che week end with
her daughter Mrs. J. D. Davis.
Misses Anne Edwards and Jo
Anne Hendrlx of Greensboro and
Bill Pate vf Erwln were week end
guests of Paul Berry Jr. '
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Leinbach and
son were New Bern, visitors this I
week end.. 1 ;'
Mrs. A. B. Balnes is ill at her
home. She has been confined since
Wednesday .of last week, y ;.
Miss Neil Matthls of Chapel Hill
spent the week end at home.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Straughan
and family spent Easter with rela
tives in WalUce.'''rv.I:;-V;v"
J. F .Strickland and Henry Mer
rltt, officers of Company M, the
local National Guard Unit left on
will Join them later. '
8 pjn. conducted Vy Rev. Dennis
Kinlaw, pastor of the, Falson Meth
odist Church. Burial was In the
Falson cemetery.
- HAROLD D. RACKLEY
' Harold Dexter Rackley, 80, died
suddenly of a heart attack In Mag
nolia late Wednesday. March 21st
after being In declining health for '
several years. , Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock at the Magnolia Baptist
church by Rev. Royal, pastor. Bur
ial was in Magnolia Cemetery.
; He is survived by his wife, the
former Louise S pence of Klnston,
and two daughters, Shelby Ann
and Bonnie Jean Rackley all of the
home; his mother Mrs. Bessie
Rackley of Magnolia; One brother,
Charles H. Rackley of the U. S.
Air Force stationed ; In , England;
two sisters, Mrs. C. E. Bowman of
Store via Maple Hill to the Pender-
Onslow county line, including roe
Webb School Road. - r
' Low bids received at the letting
win be revised by the Commission
at its next regular meeting on Aprl
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Warsaw: Fish Msrliel ? If
CREATORS AND MAINTAINERS OF LOWE3
: PRICES ON QUALITY SEA' FOODS,
but.
'- 1 (Next Door tbA8cP;
Know Your Fish or Know Your Fishman
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DRESSING.
'Phone 328 r WE
''WARSAW, N. C, - " DELIVER '-
, ENTIRE STOCK AND EQUIP
MENT FOR SALE. - :y:. '-.?
' G. R. DAIL, KENANS VHXE.
and.' ' -v. .'. -,- .'
FOR SALEi One 1959 Mode
Phil co Refrigerator, 1 eubio feet.
Repossessed. $150 cash. See M. F.
ALLEN at WaceamehM. Bank In ;
KenansvUle. : W.kK, ?.''yh':S::,
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i The Readers Digest 8 mouths
lor f JL.vu. ana itin. vj
pink Hill, N. C Telephone 217-2. '
FOR SALE: ';;.v
Dee and shallow Well Pumps.
Jet and piston types. One sllghtl
used deep well Jet pump at a bar
fain. Plenty fittings. Also One new
Dining Room Suite, . a little shop
worn, cheap. y k -.-y
, ... '.tvy-ii, J. R. MERCER
hnP:-r&ri BeutavOle, N. C.
3-30-2t C.: ,"'V;: ' '
CAR SHEETROCK ROLLING.
Have In Stock: Cement, Mortar
Cement, Masons Lime, Finish
Lime, Wire Fenoinjv Roll Galv. and
Tin Rooflnc. Shingles, Grate Barn
and Flue Eyes, Doors and Windows.
V -VVv J, C RU8arsaw. ;
The General County Court
State of North Carolina, f
County '.of Duplin, t .
JOHN W. ANDERSON . t i
-fl;': '-'"'VS." "i''''
CONSTANCE T. ANDERSON
'The above named defendant will
take notice that an action entitled
'as above .has been commenced in
the Oeneral Court of Duplin Coun
ty by the plaintiff, to secure an
absolute divorce from the defend
ant on the grounds of two or more
years continuous separation, next
cause of action; and the defendant
will further take notice that she is
required to appear at the office of
the-Clerk of the General County
Court in KenansvUle, North Caro
lina within thirty, days after th
27th day of April, 1M1 and answer
or demur to the complaint that has
been filed In said action, which is
now Id the office, of the Clerk. or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the said
complaint, '..H -tXJ $
This the 27th day of March 1051.
' ;.:pl' , R. V. Wells, CJerk .of
j , ' .General County Court
L. A; Wilson, Attorney. , ,
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DEATHS
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Use --
Prevent Tobacco Blue Mold
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Du Ponl ''Fernatc
');;':;'v,iaii Off Blue Mold Before' It Starts -(VvU
In a few damp, cold days blue mold can ruin your plant bedi.;
The sure way to protect against this invasion is to Start early
v 'h "Fermate" fungicide and protect your plants, by using ft
r-jularly.
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er way, Termate" gives Wecti've protecUon agalnsi' Hue
Fer-
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arly twice a week and after every rain until plants
y to transplant so blue mold wen't bave a chance io
reriii
"5s- witfi l:",-
i 1 1 fume-freo ' sasr-
flowing, synthetic rubber
emulsion woH finish
JOHN W. WESTBROOK : .
Mr. John W. Westbrook of New
ton Grove, the father of Mrs. Al
bert Smith of Albertson, died Sud
denly at bis home there Wednesday
of last week. Funeral services were
held Friday t3 pxa. from Pleasant
View church and burial was In
Hiltarest Cemetery with full Free
Masonic, rites. ',j .:'""'jT"' ';
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v.' 'SEAVY L. BROWN ' ,
Seavy Lloyd Brown, age 83, of
Rose Hill died early Monday in
James - Walker Memorial Hospital
In Wilmington after an Illness of
Several weeks and two years of de
clining1 health. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the
home by Rev. J. V. Case, psstor of
Rose- Hill Baptist Church. Eurlal
was in the Rose 11111 Cemetery.
" He 1 survived by his wife, the
f f"fr Agnes Ko'we f I '
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