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! Cover The Th::Ircs
.'These, hot evenings It is a -good
18ea to go to a theatre and. relax
you'll (eel a lot cooler and will be
able to sleep better when you get
borne again; This next Tuesday
the Capital Theatre In Kenansville
" la snowing Raton Pass with Dennis
Morgan and Patricia Neal I have
n't seen it yet. but 1 have seen
Baton Pass itself and it la a beauti
ful place. On Wednesday and
Thursday there Is a good picture
with Robert Mitchum the Racket
He is always tops for my money.
Finn Lee has three swell .pictures
next week at his Duplin Theatre
AN8WEM TO
" Intelligence Test
''1575 miles. 2 Columbia. 3
'Detroit Tigers: 4 Vincent Auriol.
5 Hannibal. 8 sulfuric apld. 7
(A) Massachusetts; (B) New York;
(C) Connecticut; Vy Iowa. ;
Hula Drive
In Theatre;
CHINQUAPIN, N. C.
Sunday and Monday, June 22-29
ITJ, SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
Starring Doris Day and Gordon
McRae Also New
Tuesday - Wednesday, June 24-25
GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE
Starring Van Johnson and
Kathryn Grayson 2 Cartoons
Thursday - Friday, June 26 - 27
RETREAT HELL
Starring. Frank Lovejoy and
, - Richard Carlson
Saturday, June 28
if . RHUBARB
r 'Starring Ray Milland and
"7 ,,. Jan Sterling
Jr t Cartoons end Serial r
Sunday and Monday, June 22-23 V.
. - LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER
With Elizabeth Taylor
' 't Tuesday, ; June 24 V1'1'
A LADY POSSESSED .
With James Mason and June Havoc
v Wednesday, Juno 25 Double Feature
'NEVADA?.-.:'"" '
With Robert Mitchu m
MAD WEDNESDAY
With Harold Lloyd
Thursday and Friday, June 26-27 n '''
LAS VEGAS STORY
With Jane Russell and Victor Mature Cartoon
Saturday June 28 Double Feature --v
. , STREET BANDITS ' Xi
. '.With Penny Edwards ; ; ''''' :''K
'. ROAD AGENT .. U:
- With Tim Holt - , . ,.' !'
' 1 M 0 ' finSX RACE
7:30 P.M.'-
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PDAILYOOUCLE
1st & 2nd Races ;
QUINELAS
2nd to 10th Races
Ti.' gH ."vne' cool of the even-
ir , ct md and enjoy, yourself amid
in., .al, exciting surroundingsl
in Warsaw. 'Eliza beta Taylor ana
Larry Parka will entertain you
Sunday and Monday in Love is
Better Than Ever. Tuesday he
has A Lady Possessed with James
Mason and what gaL would not
like to be possessed oytnat guyx
Thursday and Friday the boys will
have their innings because Jane
Russell will be there In Las Vegas
The' Hula Drive In, Chinquapin,
Will have a wonderful musical on
Sunday and Monday I'll See You
. .... - 1,1.1. i. .hnf h.i
! n, rrZ; ZJtlr nr,.1Cook Is presenting one of the fin
Kahn. Doris Day and Gordon Mc
Crae will star in this.- Retreat Hell
will be on Thursday and Friday
end Saturday one of my favorite
pictures. Rhubarb this is a howl
if you like base ball or cats and
has Ray Milland as the star only
I thought the yellow torn cat wno
inherited the baseball team was
the real star. . .
Motor Park Drive In at Pink Hill
will have the Red Head and The
Cowboy on Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday they will present Clark
Gable and Barbara Stanwyck In To
Please- a Lady. You'll like these.
Ten Tall Men with Burt Lancast
er and Jody Lawrence will be the
Pcn-LinCrive-ln
Theatre
Wallace v
Thiiraliiv nnA Fridav June 19-20
ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI
Clark Gable and Rlcardo Montaioan
Saturday, June 21 (Double Feature)
CAPTAIN BLOOD
Erroll . Flynn - Olivia DeHavilland
MLVEB DUlia
Tex Williams
Sunday - Monday, June 22-23
TEN TALL MEN
Burt Lancsater and Jody Lawrence
Tuesday - Wednesday, June 24-25
PANDORA and the FLYING
DUTCHMAN
James Mason and Ava Gardner
Thursday - Friday, June 24 -.25
ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE
Kirk Douglas, Virginia Mayo -and
John Agar
WARSAW, N.C.
and Larry Parks Cartoon
CXCZPT SUNDAYS
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feature attraction at the Pen Lin
in Wallace Sunday and Monday.
And Saturday they will have hat
adventurous -man who must know
a lot about gals,' Erroll Flynn in
Captain Blood, with the lovely Oliv
ia De Haviland.v ' - ,,
Young Man With A. Horn is a
grand flick, too and you can see
it Sunday and Monday at the Twl
llte Theatre in Beulaville. It stars
Doris Day and Kirk Douglas.
Thursday they hav4 Break Through
with David Brian and John Agar. .
xms raaay ana saiuraay h
This Friday and Saturday Harry
est pictures of the year at his
modern Center Theatre in Mt. Ol
ive. ; It is The River with as fine
scenery - as you have ever seen.
Harry's add for next week has not
yet reached my deskso I can't tell
you what he is going to run but
he has first run pictures, and good
pictures and you won't go wrong on
a picture there, incidentally, it was
Harry Cook who took me to meet
Carbine - Williams and have lunch
with him at that fabulous party he .
gave in Fayetteville. I read re-
cently that Jimmie Stewart la as -
tounding Hollywood with stories
about avid Marshall Williams,
Jimmy says, The real 'Carbine' has
red nair, long siaeourns, wears a
huge Stetson, an encrusted gold
belt buckle and ruby cufflinks that
would choke a horse.; Once while
walking down Fifth Avenue, he saw
a diamond ring .in the window,
walked in, peeled off forty-four
$1,000 Mis. The clerk fainted!'
Yes, Carbine is quite a person, a
real rugged individualist, and .a
non-conformist. - I'm glad I met
him. The roving reporter
Outlaw's Bridge
. Notice .' i "
-. The church is sponsoring a bar
becue supper Saturday, June 21st
at 6:30 p. m. Ail are Invited to
the supper. Special features of
entertainment to follow.
. HDC Met Monday
Mrs. Katie Outlaw and' Mrs.
Alonza Outlaw were joint hostesses
to the Home Demonstration Club
Monday afternoon at their home,
Mrs. M .L. Outlaw president called
the club to order with a song. Mrs.
Leonard Sutton led the devotional. (Edna Joyce urady and children
A short business period was held, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
whjch was followed with the af
ternoon program. Miss Betty Gray
Melvin gave the demonstration on
First Aid. She also gave an inter
esting bulletin on tne subject to
the club members present. Project
PINK IflLl rt. c
Wbe The VfhoU Family
Goes
To See Good Shows .
Telephone 2841
Sunday - June 22
The Redhead And
Jhe.Covboy
Glerin Ford,- Edmond
O'Brien, Rhonda Fleming
Also: Comedy and Cartoon
, Monday and Tuesday '
June 23 and .24
To Please A Lady
Clark ,Gble and v
Barbara Stanwyck
Also: Cartoon ' and Short
, . ' Subject -
Wednesday and Thursday
. ' June 25-26 . ,
Blondie Brings Up
Baby ;
Penny Singleton and
; Arthur Lake Also:
. Frida,yand Saturday
. June 27-28 . -i
.H Double Feature 1 .
ll Pecos River
With .Charles Starrett and
Smiley Burnette , :
Lcuvc II To The
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Iliaatre
Magnolia News
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Johnson Reunion
Held At R. G.
Tucker Home
Seventy-five members of the fam
ilies of the late W. H. Johnson of
Johnston County held their family
reunion at the home of .Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Tucker at Magnolia on
Sunday June 15. - - ' - v
. A picnic lunch was served in
the dining room of the Woman's
Club building at one o'clock after
which the gathering returned to
the home, and enjoyed the after
noon with the joint interest or ex
periences of the families ,
Special guests of the day were
Mrs. Sallie Tucker, Mrs. Ammle
Croom, Misses Barbara Tucker and
Ellen Carolyn Sheffield.
Special music was rendered by
Miss , Tucker and Miss Sheffield
and the Willoughby Trio of Kenly
after which group singing was feat-
RnrWiu Kunnor Fn
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Grads Of Class Of 43
, Messrs. James Parker and Syl
vester Tew were hosts to members
of the 1943 graduating class of the
B. F.Urady High School with
number of friends present in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Par
ker on Saturday night. A barbs-
cue-supper was enjoyed at 7:30
p.m.' Mr. and Mrs. E D Edgerton
of Wallace, Mr and Mrs. Faison Mc
Gowan of Kenansville, Mr and Mrs
Henry Parker were special guests.
Mr. Edgerton and Mrs. MoGowan
were teaohers of the class.
leaders reports were arts and crafts
by Mrs. Lottie Berger who men
tioned some of the famous pic
tures and painters. Home Gard
ens and Health in the absence of
leaders was a general discussion
by the group. Songs and games
were used for recreation. The club
collect closed the program.
A delightful social hour with re
freshments was enjoyed by a splen
did attendance of members.
Personals
Regular 4th Sunday service at
eleven o'clock. Sunday School at
ten o'clock. L. C. Prater, minister.
Mrs aa bmitn, Sunday sscnooi supt.
I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Outlaw, Mrs.
Jimmy Fields In Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs Remus Creel spent
Sunday with , Mr and Mrs. Earl
Creel Iri Wilson.
Messrs. ' Ben Frank and Theo
dore"' Outlaw returned Sunday aft
ernoon from the Farm Tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parker of Mi
Olive visited the former's parents
Mvand Mrs J. H. Parker Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Moses Mewoorn,
Mr and Mrs Hubert Lewis, Jr. of
Goldsboro .and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Sutton of DeeD Run were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Outlaw
Sunday.
Robert Hudson with the U. S
Army at Fort Knox, Ky., spent the
weekend with Mrs. Hudson who re
turned with him to Ft. Knox.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Bishop of
Kinston visited Mr and Mrs. Gro-
ver Adams Sunday
' Russell Outlaw of Morehead
'i,.. ' Harold Jones
(3it Mf. n - "mong
arid Hi Hi Bf fiaidakAM wen - .
Sunday visitors Witft Mr. and Mrs. ,
JJUSher Outlaw
Miss Edna ButtSS of Goldsboro
visited relatives here Saturday
night and Sunday. .
Lewis W. Ontlaw visited his sist
er Mrs. Albert Nichols and family
at Sims Sunday, .
Mr and Mrs. FitiBugh Smith and
boys of Mt. OHve and Mr. Johnny
Smith of Pink Hill were among
visitors with the J. H. Parkers
Sunday afternoon.
Quite a number from this sec
tion enjoyed all day services at
Shelter Neck Sunday. . .
Friday and Saturday, June 20-21
(Double Feature)
Border Badnien
Starring Buster Crabbe and
As Young As You Feel
Starring Monty Wo
Also
Sunday and Morrdayv June 22-23-
Tarzan Perils
Lex Barked and
Tuesday, Jirae 24
OotonPaos
Dennis Morgan and Patricia Neal
Wednesday and Thursday,. Jura? 23-2$
Robert1 Mitchum and Lizabetfr Scott
Frids and Saturday, June 27-2ff
ured , by all,, consisting, of both1
classical and feligious songs.
, Just before departing for the va
rious homes it was voted unani
mously for the gathering to be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Johnson at Kenly in John
ston County on the third Sunday in
June 1953. '
Mrs. Tucker, the granddaughter
of the late W. H. Johnson la the
only member or the family other
than those of the original brothers
or slaters who have sponsored the
gathering.
. Guests came from Smlthf ield, An
gler. Raleigh. Zebulon. Kenly. Fort
Dix. Mount Olive, Wilmington, Hol
ly Judge and Rose Hill.
i Personals
v E. W. Saunders of Richmond, Vs.
came last week end. Mrs. Saund
ers returned home with him after
staying with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. U. M. Sanderson for a week.
-.' Mrs. Alice Gaylor has returned
home after spending a week with
her son Wade Gaylor in Norfolk.
Va.
' Mrs. Glenn Tucker, and cjii'.d
ren Carolyn Ann and Jimmy spent
last Monday at Carolina Beach.
.. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and
son Gary and Mr. and Mrs. L J Tay
lor and daughter Betty Ruth visit
ed Mr and Mrs. Hoyette Humphrey
in Trenton last Sunday.
Mrs. L. E. Pope and grandsons
Jimmy and Mike have gone to New
Bern. Jimmy and Mike spent a
week with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Pope. Mrs. Pope will
remain for a few days with her dau
ghter, Mrs James E. Jones and
family.
Jimmy Standi, USA, Ft. Dix. N.
J. left Thursday after spending a
-ten day leave with his mother Mrs.
Glenn Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. MacAntley and
children of Wilmington and Mrs.
Mary Emily Bailey of Burlington
were week end guests of their pa
rents Mrs. Maude King.
Mrs.
Mattie Smith returned to
Richmond, Va., with her son Fen-
CALYPSO NEWS
Mrs. James G. Dickson, Correspondent
Shake Bites Calypso Lady
Mrs. Sam Smalling of near ca
lypso and her nelce were blackber
ring near her home Thursday o.m.
when a snake suddenly struck and
bit her on the hand. She was rusn
ed to t toe Henderson-Crumpler
Clinic for treatment.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Barwick and
children visited in the home of Mr
and Mrs Donald Gwaity Tuesday
p m.
Mr. ana Mrs. ueorge Aionuon
and their daughter Jane Norman
are on vacation at Atlantic Beach
this week.
Miss Betty Jane Sanderson, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sander
son attended the, June German
dance at Wilson Friday night.
Among the out of town people
for. the funeral of Mrs. Jackso.i
were Mr. and Mrs. Needham Jack.
son, St. Paul; Mr. and Mrs Bryan
Jackson, Miss Hattie Buffin, i;oun
cil.
Miss Florence Best of New Bern
is a week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Best this week end.
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bethtoWU f Is
rs. Hurti
Hurdle Saturday Pvfhvt
Mrs T. P. Quinn UM
and Mrs Robert Quinn "
don,
I e.ians-
ville were visitors of the
lames
Dicksons' Saturday p. m.
Miss Geneva Roberts and
Jerry Royal were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. John Cole at Carolina
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts took
their daughter Para to Dr. Sid
bury's Hospital Friday for treat
ment. Her friends will be happy to
know she is Improving
and. Thelma Ritter
Serial
Virginia Huston
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nei Smith and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kenan and
children of Wallace were dinner
guests of her (parents, Mr and Mrs.
E C. Wilson. Saturday, night.
Mrs. Elvira Quinn fell early Sat
urday moraine; injuring ner oacx.
She is confined at the horns
of her daughter Mrs. Parley Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A Gray of Green
vllle visited in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Simpson
and family visited their daughter
Mrs Roy Brown and family Sunday.
Little David remained home after a
weeks visit with his 'grandparents.
Mrs. Frank Bardert is visiting rel
atives in Sumter S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Bardea of War
saw were dinner guSts of Mrs.
Perry Heath Sunday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker and
daughter Carol Anne left Thursday
for a few days visit with Mr and
Mrs. E. A. Boone in Hopewell, Va
Mrs. Greeman. of Marion. Ky
spent a couple of days with Mrs
Lester Matthews.
Mrs. Lester Matthews recently
visited relatives in Wallace.
Mrs. J. A. Smith visited Mr and
Mrs Norwood Johnson in Golds
boro recently.
Norwood Baker and a friend
from Charlotte .spent last weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja
cob Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gasklns and
children of New Bern visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Quinn Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Chestnutt and son
Roy are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Thompson in Wilmington.
Mrs. Ruth Quinn visited Mrs.
John Chestnutt in Rocky Point
Saturday.
Celebrates Birthday
On Saturday afternoon Bessie
Pearl Melvin celebrated her 11th
Birthday at her home. Games
were played and enjoyed by the
group. Lemonade, cake and ice
cream were enjoyed by Buddy Mer
ritt, Ann Pointexter, Larry Merritt,
Fay and Danny Young, Bobbie
Jean Fields. Ethel Mae and Vonnie
Lee Melvin.
Mrs. H. E. Grubbs. Mrs Jack Her-
rinB and Miss Joan Grubbs are
pending the week at the Magnolia
Cottage at White Lake.
Miss Gail Martin of Everette is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Al
bert Martin.
Mrs. John R. Croom of Magnolia
visited Mrs. H. E Grubbs Monday.
Mrs James Dickson is visitmg
her sister, Mrs H. L. Usher in
Raeford for a few days.
NOTICE OF RESALE
UNDER A NO BY VIRTUE OF
AUTHORITY OF AN order of re
sale signed by the Clerk qf Super
ior Court in that Special Proceed
ing entitled: "J. W. Blanchard, et
als" brought and pending before
the Clerk of Superior Court of Du
plin County, and being Special
Proceeding No. 2550, duly filed in
said office, the undersigned Com
missioners will offer for resale for
cash, at the Courthouse Door in
Kenansville. N. C. on Wednesday,
July 2, 1952, at the hour of 12:00
Noon, to the highest bidder for
cash all ... -
atu iAfi4a ftp
and. being. aescribed as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Being a 9 4-5
aefs Itici and a 5.7 acre tract as set
ffth and described in a d$Cv td 3.
D. Johnson et als as recorded in
Book 396, page 453, of the Duplin
County Registry, reference being
had for a more complete and ao
I jrate description.
CTvunw iiuiti: Being a v. a
acre tract and a 5.1 acre tract as
set iprt? d described in a deed
to B. IJ. JoSHfeon, et als as recorded
in Book 896, 2e 351, of the Du
plin County Registry, reference be
ing had for a more complete and
accurate description.
THIRD TRACT: Being a 2 1-8
acre tract and a 5.7 acre tract as
set forth and described in a deed .
to B. D. Johnson, et als as recorded I
in book 396, page 351, of the Du
plin County Registry, reference be-
Genuine Oil-Base
Williamsburg Colors
Exact matches of colors
used in the restoration of
Colonial Williamsburg are
now reproduced in Pitts
burgh Historic Wall Paint
for you to enjoy in your
modern home. Twelve
colors. :
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ing had, for. a more complete and
accurate; d&criptidn. f-
FOUKTH TRACT: Being a 18
t-S acre tract as set forth and det-
ii iktu u iitueeu w o. uuuwn,
et- als, a v recorded in Book 413,
page 283, of the Duplin County
Registry, reference being had for
a more complete and accurate des
cription.
FIFTH TRACT: Known as the
Wells Bery Island tract containing
11 3-5 acres, more or less, as set
forth and described in a deed to B.
D. Johnsoik et als, as recorded in
County i Registry, -reference being
had for a more complete and ac
curate description.
SIXTH TRACT: Being all that
certain tract containing 15 acres.
more or less, as set forth and des
cribed in afdeed to B. D. Johnson,
et als ,as recorded in Book 450,
page 183, of the Duplin County
Registry, reference being had for
i more complete and accurate des
cription.
SEVENTH TRACT: Being sit
uated near Rose Mary Crossing and
being all that tract of land con
taining 140 acres, more or less, as
set forth and described in a ripp,l
to B. D. Johnson, et als, as record
ed in Book 396 page 383, of the
uupnn county Registry, reference
being had for a more complete and
accurate description, EXCEPTION
sd ionows: i acre sold to Nancy
Lee Fennell et als as recorded in
Book 427, page 25, of the Dunl'n
County Registry, and 2 acres sold
to Minnie Lucile Fennell is ri.
corded in Book 425, page 50S, of
tne uuplln County Reeistrv and
64.1 acre tract sold to W. G. Fussell
as recorded in Book 425, page 507,
of the Duplin County Registry, ief
erence being had to said Books and
pages for a more complete and ac
curate description of said except
ions. EIGHTH TRACT: Being tnat
certain tract of land containing
14.6 acres, more or less, as record
ed in Book 396, page 383, of the
Duplin County Registry, to B. D.
Johnson, et als, reference being
had for a more complete and accur
ate description, and known as the
W. R. Coston tract.
NINTH TRACT: In Wells' Bay
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Starring Kirk Douglas and Doris Day
Tuesday and Wednesday
LITTLE BIG HORN
Starring John Ireland and Lloyd Bridges
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BREAK THROUGH Efj
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BUDWORMS-IIORN WORMS-FLEA BEETLES
FOR MR. BOLL WEEVIL
Toxaphene Dust and Spray Aldrin
Dust and Spray 3-5-6 Cotton Dust
Island Being that certain tract of
land containing 23 1-4 acres, more
or less, as set forth and described
in a oeea to a. u. jonnsen, ei ais,
as recorded in Book 396, psge 383,
of the Duplin County Registry, ref
erence being had for a more com
plete and accurate description.
All of the above tracts of land are
fully set forth and described by
metes and bounds in Special Pro- .
ceeding No. 2550 duly, filed in the
office of the Clerk of Superior
CoXirt of Duplin County.
A deposit of ten per cent will
be required of the successful bid
der as evidence of good faith.
Advertised this the 17th day of
June, 1952.
H. E. Phillips, Commissioner
R. D. Johnson, Commissioner
6-26-2T H.E.P.
Lawton Hargrove
Lawton Hargrove, 53, died of a
heart attack at his home in Mt.
Olive at 9:45 p. m. Sunday. Sur
viving are Mrs. Hargrove the for
mer Maggie Sullivan of Duplin
County; one daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Orock of Mt. Olive; one stepson,
Furman Nicholson of Warsaw; two
brothers, Norman Hargrove and
Nero Hargrove, both of Mt. Olive,
Route 2; and one sister, Mrs. W. C,
Miller of Faison. Funeral ser-
i vices were held Monday at 3 30
d. m in thp Frpp win Hiiin.
Church in Mt. Olive with the Re"
Hubert Davis officiatin, assisted by
the Rev. Reuben Jones, Holinrss
minister of Fayetteville. Burial
was in Maplewood Cemetery.
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