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V.- - V .' J rN mm ' ' f SJENNIB H. WEST . Cennie Hardy .West, 74, died Sat urday night of a heart attack at 2ils home la Turkey. The funeral -was held Monday afternoon from Turkey .Baptist church with burial dn tiie church cemetery. - He is survived by his wife, Mrs. .Annie Jane West; two daughters, Mrt. Neil Warren, Clinton, Rt 2, Mrs. Henry Grady,. Warsaw; two . sons, R. L. West, Warsaw, Raymond 3). West of the home; a sister, Mrs. D. C. Best, Turkey; six brothers N. 3.nd L. Y. West of Turkey;. J. E. of Dunn; J; B. West of ClintonjT. X and J. O. West of Goldsboro. ; JOHN BRYANT DAHV " 1 John Bryant Dail, 75 year, old Theatre WALLACE V BEST IN MUSIC retired fanner, died at his home on Breazeale Ave. in ML Olive Mon day morning, June 11th at 7:05, He had been in declining health for the past three or four years. f, 1 He it survived by his (wife, the fonmer Nancy Pennle Waller of Duplin County; one son, Adrian, Jr., of Calypso; three daughters, Mrs. J. T. Flythe. Mt. OUve; Mrs. T. E Holmes, Goldsboro; and Mrs. L. H. Fountain, Jr., Tarboro: one grandson, three brother, Henry, G. R. and Ernest Dail all of Ke nansville; four sisters. Mrs, Joe Parker, Mt Olive, Mrs. George Kor negay, Rt 1, Alt Olive; Mrs. Gru man Powell, Kenansville and Mrs. W. N. Gilbert, Trenton. ? t Funeral services were held Tues day after noon at 3 o'clock from the home. The Rev. B. EJotson, pastor of the Mt. Olive Presbyterian church, officiated and was assisted by Rev. Russell Harrison of Mount Olive Methodist church and Rev. James M. McCheney of the First . Thursday - Friday June 21-22. , - PASSAGE WEST' Starrlnr JOHN PAYNE and ARLENE WHALEN Saturday June 2 J Doable 'Feature HEART Of The EOCKIES Starring; ROT ROGERS IT'S A SMALL WORLD . Starring PAULINE DALE and LORRAINE MILLER , Owl Show Saturday . HE'S A COCKEYED WONDER Starring MICKEY. ROONEY Sunday June 24 - Painted Hills Technicolor "With LASSIE and PAUL KELLY - Monday - Tuesday June 25-28 -. - SMUGGLER'S ISLAND Technicolor Starring JEFF CHANDLER and EVELYN KEYS "Wednesday June 27 Double Fea ture. - BILLY THE KID RIDES AGAIN Starring BUSTER CRABB Hula Drive In Theatre CHINQUAPIN, N- C WEEK OF JUNE 24 SUN and MON -,, ; So This Is Washington ' ' - With LUM and ABNER Short and Nen TUES. and WED. yv'-yi Home of the Brave , . starring STEVE BRODTO and DOUGLAS DICK Short and Cartoon ; THURS. and FRI. Father Is A Batchelor Starring " WILLIAM HOLOEN and COLEEN GRAY Short and Cartoon SAT. ONLY ' ; Great Dan Patch Starring"', DENNIS O'KEEFE and GAIL RUSSELL ' , ,.- -, Short and Serial Presbyterian church of Goldsboro. Interment followed In the. Wayne Memorial Cemetery. - Mr. Dail was an active member Of the local Presbyterian church for the past 30 years, and was an elder id the church when he died. Honorary pallbearers were C. L. Cowan, A. G. Davis, Jr., D. B. Mor rison, Dr. C..C. Henderson, D. T. MdPhail,. N, C. Simmons, T. B. u4wws, S. M. jjarM, it. a. Fatter son, J. D. Brandon and D. B. Gills, and active pallbearers were John R. Patterson, M. L. Porter, B. H. Fickens, Charles E. Thompson, J. N. Walker and C. A. Williams. Deceased was the oldest son of the late Anne W. Kornegay and Henry Dail of Kenansville. He was a successful farmer of the Rones Chapel community until his re tirement several years ago when he moved to Mount Olive. I t i i i L , i - t i tt a r ..t t -e . --. . ym a amh a fik.ions are ap-, proved, f rower-naniiuers may have their authorized glnner pull sam ples from each bale as It is ginned, and -sent to the nearest USDA of fice. As each sample is officially classed its grade and staple length off lcialy determinedthe informa tion will be returned to the grow er on What Is known as a "green card?'. This becomes his official class record on the bale sampled. "Any cotton grower," Weeks declared, "will concede that he's in the best bargaining position when he knows the otticlal grade and sta ple length of the cotton he's selling. It's clearly to his advantage to know, and USDA's free classing and market news service, provided under terms of the Smlth-Doxey Act, can give a grower this ad vantage." . I a . .... .1 'The Duplin County Tuberculosis Association will meet In the court house in Kenansville on Thursday nght June 38th at 8:00 o'clock. . ' Officers for the new year will be elected. There will be a representa tive from the North Carolina Tu berculosis association to address the group. The public is cordially Invited to attend, -.v . ' More than 500 times the popu lation of Manteo, N. C. have wit nessed performances of the Lost Colony which Is presented at the Dare County capital each summer. . Paul Green's symphonic drama, wwm i - WARSAW, t4.C. gsUN. - MON -jilNE. 'lSir, The Painted Hills Smuggler s Island r? Teohnloolor) ; ' With Lassie and Paul (Technicolor) With Jeff Chandler and KeUy Cartoon Evelyn Keyes Cartoon TUBS. WED. JUNE 227 SAT JUNE SO Double Feature t - 'Iff Passage West llin!it Riders of Mrnbna aechnlcelor) ,v . . With John Payne and With Itolcy Lane v Dennis OTCeefe Qll Cf UlO FCrCSt Serial . ' ; x- Thursday and Friday June 21, 22 V Grounds For Filarriage Starring VAN JOHNSON, KATIIRYN GRAYSON and - PAUL RAYNAUD ' " ' ' BOB W. WHITMAN Bob W. Whitman 81. died Friday morning June 15 at 5:15 o'clock at the home of his son David Whit man in Falaon. He had been 111 for six months. Funeral services were held at the "son's home Sunday at 3 p. m. with the Rev. M. L. God win .of Dunn officiating, assisted by the Rev. Dennis Kiniaw, Meth odist minister of Faison. Burial was in Maplewood cemetery there. Surviving-are three sons, David, with whom he lived; Robert of Mt Olive, Rt 2, and Alfred of Hope well, Vs., three daughters, Mrs. Na than Tadlock of Calypso, Mrs. James Gyles of Calypso and Mrs. Robert Miller of Mt. Olive, Rt. 4. One brother, Charles Whitman of Mt. Olive and 12 great-granchil-dren. He bad been a member of North East Free Will Baptist church near here for about 50 years. Cotton Classing Service Offered The U. S. Department of Agricul ture's free cotton classing and mar ket news services a"have proved their worth in the past, .and are all set to do it again this year," Lacy Weeks, county agent for the State College Extension Service, said this week In reminding grow ers that the deadline for applying for the services is drawing near. Mr. Weeks pointed out that the free classing and market news ser vices are available to all grower members of cotton improvement groups. Applications, however, must be filed through such groups, large or small. ; For North Carolina, applications must be filed not later than Aug- gust 15. It. is desirable, howeverH that applications be tiled well in , , J0 2 MOTOR PARK Drive In Theatre ' "Carolina's Greatest' Entertainment Value" Shows at 7:30 & 9:30 p. m. Adults 30 c Kids (under 12 yrs. in cars) Free SUNDAY JUNE 24TH Gay Rollicking Comedy . Theodora Goes Wild i Starrine , ' 1 IRENE DUNNE-MEL VLN DOUGLAS . Also Cartoon & News MON. TUES. 25-26 Its Wonderful ! See ,it with the whole '. family I'd Climb The Highest Mountain With ALL STAR CAST Also - Fun At The Zoo Comedy ' . : Saturday Double Feature Gene Antry And The C:: 'IsA The- :. v; jo::nnis surrnixp r Sunday and RIoz.Jlay : '-"v v: -C-:. H ' cr.ucE tues ar i WED. ONLY - 27. Argentine Nights v ''; . With . RITZ BROTHERS . ANDREWS SISTERS Also Cartoon & Serial THURS. FRI. 28-29 (In Technicolor) Great Western Thrills Sugerfcof , Starring RANDOLPH SCOTT ADELE JERGENS Also 2 color cartoons SAT. ONLY 30. Double Feature -; Lc:.;!ll::rlD:rJil With DOROTHY PATRICK Also . n:":rscf j CHOCOLATE PEPPERMINT TARTS Chocolate and peppermint, always a delightful combination, make these tarts a forit "hit". They're pretty enough for a party but delicious any time-and simple lo snake so that yon can have them any time, too. I 1 package chocolat pudding and pit filling mxx 02 cups milk 1 tgg yolk, slightly beaten '4 ttaepoon peppermint extract 6 or 6 baked 4-inch tart thellt " Baked Meringue Puffs, tinted pink XpVaee pie flUing powder in saucepan. Combine milk and egg yollt; add to pie filling powder gradually, blending well. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil and is thickened. Remove from heat and add peppermint extract. Pour mixture into bowl. Chill. Then beat slowly with rotary egg beater. Place by spoonsful in tart shells. Garnish each tart with a pink meringue puff. Makes 5 or "6 tarts. - Baked Meringue Puff: Beat 1 egg white until foamy throughout. Add 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating after each addition until sugar is blended. Then continue beating until mixture will stand in peaks. Fold in a few drops red food coloring, v ; Pour cold water into shallow baking pan to just cover the bottom. Drop meringue by spoonsful into pan. Bake in moderate oven (375 F.) 15 minutes, or until delicately browned. Cool. Makes 4 to 6 puffs. 7T !'v - I! ChooM from threa ! delicious blends 1 BMf r oat-, : 0 J aaa.aacu ' ' VtswM WSMV QKM AT YOUt JUP Expert Agr Comet Grinding CIvb You Brttor Coff Flavor Xxperta agree that fresh coffee, ground exactly right for the way yon inakaeoffee, gives you bet ter flavor. Homemakera evidently agree, because the eoffee that outsails any other offers "Custom Ground" aerviee. There is bo extra charge for this, either. la fact, compared with "factory ground' coffee of like quality, this American favorite offers substantial savings. What coffee la h? Superb AP Coffee the eoffee of magnifi cent flavor. Try itl TouD agree with the experts -rCustom Ground AaP Coffee oom taste better. Hi Fvhilti! ?t vii sVAiiiwii m,vj, Duplin schools and the Duplin Times are getting publicity at BOC aocordlng to reports from the ins titution this week. The report said there was an education exhibit on display there showng work from all parts of the state. Prominent In the display is the 1950 education edition of the Duplin Times and the story on the spring art and work exhibit here that appeared In the News and Observer. The story, in cidentally, was written by the Dup lin Times. (Not patting ourselves on the back). ' The Bible 'school at Long Bidge got off t a fine start Monday with an enrollment of 73. ' ' i Mr. and-Krs. Leslie Outlaw spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Rudolph Stroud.. (Billy Ross and Joe Sutton and Fannie Lee Jones spent last week with Mrs ' Rob. .Dail of Summerlin Cross Boads.;--; ... .j .. , -: Audrey Walker and family spent last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jones of Kenansville. Mr. and. Mrs. Roland Taylor and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garner of Seven Springs Sunday. The wampum or money used by the Indians during the Lost Col only era in the late 16th century at Roanoke Island, N. C. was made from conch shells which had .wash ed ashore on the ocean beach. Subscribe Now To The New DUPLIN TIMES Saturday, June 23rd is regular quar terly conference at iLong Ridge. All members are urged to attend, The Womans auxiliary of Long Ridge church will present its ste ward night program at 8 o'clock Sunday night, June 24 The public is invited to attend. r"" j i .' x' Held h 7crs: ; v The annual Pollock reunion got undenway this week- In Warsaw with brothers assembling, from six states with their families. They are A. Lewis Pollock. Georgetown. S. C; (Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pollock and children, Richmond, Va.; J, L. Pol lock Hartford, Conn; Mr. and Mrs, S. Z. Pollock, Augusta, Gs.; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pollock, Toleda, Ohio; and Mr. and Mrs. S. Z. Pol lock, Lincolnton, N. C. All are bro thers of Edgar D. Pollock of War saw. There is one foster brother, David Clifton of the U. S. Air Force, who could not be present this year. He was present at the reunion last year. The entire group, children Included, enjoyed a lun cheon at the B and W Restaurant Tuesday. - ?J3dGll Theatre n Movies Are Better Than, Ever t Why Worry ? See a Movie t Beulaville, N. C. Friday June 22 September Affair A Good Story Good Acting Good Scenery Starring JOAN FONTAINE and JOSEPH COTTEN Also MGM Story. Serial No. 9 Saturday June 23 Wyoming Mayer Starring STEVE McNALLY Serial Number Nine Sunday and Monday, June 24, 25 . TsfcflB , , (la Technicolor) ' Starring JOHN PAYNE and MARIE O'HARA Newt And Color Cartoon Tuesday and Wednesday, June 26, 27 Starring JOHN CARROLL ano MARIE McDONALD Also Cartoon ; (, y ? -:-V!;.v ,:-': ' - Thursday Only, June 28 LUM 'N ABNER In Sell Your Produce Trade In lIwtoMfl lbs Your Friendly Neighbor The Mt. Olive Produce Market Is Selling Beans, Cukes And Other Vegetables At Top Market Prices. Market Will Remain Open Throughout Entire Season. The Following Mt. Olive Stores Invite You To Visit Them For Your Needs When In Town. Make Mt. Olive Your Saturday Shop ping Habit. Proaressive Suoer Mkt. Kraft's Studio I I Fancy Meat and Groc. A C Hafch Self Service Garner Brothers Patterson Brothers Whites Stores Inc. jj Clinic Drug Co. I L. J. Simmons Hdwe. Have Your Car Lubricated And Running Gear Completely Checked For The Special Price Of $1,00 , New Shipment of Buicks Coming In June 16th. Mr. John M. Miller has been added to the staff in the service department. Mr. Miller comes to us highly recommended and has had 25 years of experience with the Buick Corporation. Authorized Sales and Service 1 :y 1 Ee K- rry" Phone 4461 Wallace, N. C.