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Helping to. dig someone out of
trouble often timet we find a hole
to bury our own orrows In.' Those
of us who have .the , least Faith in
God, are those who are moat de
nrassed oy trial and misfortune.
Most of us can sins while the sunk
shines, nut wnen we can sing
during trials ef troubles, proves
themselves, "People of True Faith,
character and courage to withstand
the test, based on true Faijh!
The illness of the Be v. K. E. Qres
ham for several months and last
1 week was operated on for cancer--
at napusi nospnat, at nioiion aa
lem, has stlred the whole commu
nity, with anxiety for his recovery.
The' respect and concern for a le fli
er of God's word if a heart wann
ing handshake to his family while
in their trouble and uncertainty.
His son In law. the Hev. Van Mur-
rell has been able to pinch hit Just
in the nick or tune, and a good one
too, filling ,in the gap left wen
by the destiny of fate. .At the mom
ment Mr. Gresham's condition la
favorable and it's hoped he will
soon be able to.be home where
no man loved to be more with his
family. We miss them, while away.
Sunday School, here last Sunday
morning at ' (the Btptlat Church
reached an attendance . of 144
where ten nerteet artonrianoa mk.
Itiflcates for a "year were given out
and a gold pin for their loyalty.
(The first time for this church here
iciva uupiuB more wiuoe given
ut each Sunday, or resnlar cmr-
erlys. The church is so filled it's
getting regiflar custom to look
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"Why it's from Burt ami Ethel. It says, 'GrMtingt trow
u 1 . , Yellowstone National Park."' z
around and see many stringers and
ask the next person Who they are:
We love it too. ?
If we'd like to live to that ripe
old age we should watch our waist
line for that excess fat A regular
check up by your Doctor is good.
Watch every, suspicious sign for
cancer, T. B., Polio and etc. Delays
are dangerous., Your Health r.
partment . met last week in Ken
aneville with not near enough peo
ple Interested in what's going on.
I guess, good health means care
lessness to do our part.., I'm guilty.
" There's a big difference lit Blaz
ing away and Blazing a Way! Lad
ies, if you are un-employed and
want a steady Job just marry a
farmer, v -., : .
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No brains are required in the
business of fault finding.' The
worst mistake we can make., is to
be afraid we will make one. Would
n't it be fun, or would It to staffd
still sometimes and -watch ourselv
es go by? We never really live
unless we have a good time and get
a few laughs out of the seriousness
of life. If we keep our faces toward
the sun we cannot see the shadows.
And, a day is never lost unless it
goes without a laugh.
A scavenger hunt given by Mrs.
Tom Ives recently was enoyed by
several of her Sunday , school class
for a few hours, at her home. Priz
es were enjoyed, games were play
ed and refreshments were served
by the hostess...
' '
Mr. Bill Brant left for Fayette-
ville where he remains in the hos
pital with , an .injured arm after
spending several days with his
wife at home at Mr. Elliott Picketts
and at Ulma, S. C. with his parents.
Another brave little wife is at
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Lanier since her siua-i
band German Maready, left recent-i
ly for Illinois where he Is slated
for overseas. Bad as it Is, it never
was like this in Krandma's day
without communication until they
returned. At least, these wives
can hear almost daily or at least
weekly, from their husbands and
feel certain that if injured they
will be given the best of care. .
Miss June Sanderson spent last
Wednesdsy with Mrs. Eula Sand
erson while on a visit with other
friends and resting up a bit.
Miss Kay and Thomasine Sand
erson spent tne wees: ena witn
Annette and Mary Gatlln and en-
Joyed a "wild goose chase hunt-
ins for a lost rabbit." it seems tne
rabbit got lost, looking for a wild
goose. Everything turned out OK.
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Plans have gotten underway here
for several of the O. A. Girls who
wish to attend the summer camp at
South Port. dear -Wilmington and
excitement as running high with
those wjio lamlclpate going nor
the week. It's a nice trip and It's
hoped every G. A. will be awe to
attend the week of the 21st, of
July.
The condition of Mr. Hermpn
Edwards of Beulaville, nephew of
Mrs. Ida Mae Sanderson remains
critical at James Walker Memor
ial Hospital in Wilmington suffer
ing from usncer. wnere nope oi
relief may have died, Peace or
mind have entered more fully.
The real life drama of a dog's
love for his master is being wltnes
uA here bv the lonliness of Tippy
pet dog of Bobby aresnsm s wno
waits patiently by the front door
waiting to areet nun wnen ne ic-
tnnu home from being near bis
father, N. E. Gresham while he is
seriously ill at the hospital. Even
a doe's love can be wonaenui. oan
dv Elva's net has been transferred
for further orders it too, is lone
some.
Mrs. A. F. Gatlln and daughter,
Linda and Mrs. Eula Sanderson
spent the week end in Wilmington
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Deal nu otuer menus uu
quaintances.
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Grady Mercer
Attorney For Fiaiauu
7-31 4T ,
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
, OF LAND
Under and bv virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in that certain
Deed of Trust executed by Law
rence Livingston, W. W. Williams
and Vander Burnett Trustees of
Saint Jude Church, of Warsaw.
North Carolina, of the Goldsboro
and Raleigh Christ Disciples, to E.
Walker Stevens, Trustee, dated
September 10, 1948, and recorded
In Book 443. at page 334 of the
Duplin County Registry, default
having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness thereby secur
ed, and the holder of the debt hav-
unless we hold on to it by hard lng demJinded that the Trustee fore-
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CROP SEASON IS HAIL SEASON
GET: YOUR PROTECTIOII EARLY
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PAUL POTTER, Associate
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
PHONE 424
SDaEEOEBHESiSE
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CAVEMUGH I
WARSAW, N. C g
work. Perseverence often attains
the goal when other efforts fall.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
IN THE GENERAL COUNTY
COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
EDNA J. B ELMORE
VSi
GEORGE H. B ELMORE
The defendant, George H. Bel
more, will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above has been
commenced in. the General Court
of Duplin County, North Carolina.
by the plaintiff above named ag
ainst the defendant for an absolute
divorce on the grounds of two years
separation, and in which the de-
fendent is Interested and which
Lcause of. action is set forth in .the
complaint I ilea in. this cause, and
that the defendant is a necessary
party to this action; and that the
said ' defendant will further take
notice that she is required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
General County Court of Duplin
County in Kenansville, North Car
olina on tne . znd day of August,
1952, and answer or demur to the
complaint filed in this action
which has been 4uly filed in said
Office, on or before the 29 day of
August, 1952, or the plaintiff will
apply for tne relief demanded in
the complaint.
This 2 day of July, 1952.
R, V- Wells
Clerk of General Counts Court
exfras...
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close said Deed ot Trust under the
powers therein contained, the un
derslened Trustee will, on Wad
nesday, July, 30, 1952, at 12:00
o'clock. Noon, at the Court House
Door of Duplin County, in Kenans
ville, North Carolina, offer for sale
at public auction and seu ior casn
to the highest bidder all that cer
tain lot or parcel of land, located
in the Town of Warsaw, Warsaw
Township.. Duplin County, North
Carolina, and being more particu
larly described as follows to-wit:
BEGINNING at the corner of Lot
No. 61 at the edge of Pierce Street,
and running thence North 74 1-2
East, 52 1-2 feet with the Southern
edge of Pierce Street to the corner
of Lot No. 57; thence with the line
of Lot No. 57, South 15 1-2 East,
166 1-4 feet to the corner of Lot
No. 58; thence with the line of Lot
No. 60, South 74 1-2 West, 52 1-2
feet to the corner and line of Lots
Nos. 63 and 64; thence North 15 1-2
West, 166 1-4 feet to the beginning,
and being Lot No. 88, in Block 3, as
shown on a map, made by F. L. Pot
ter, Surveyor, on April 26, 1910,
and recorded in Book 127 page 498
Duplin County Registry, to which
map reference is hereby made, and
being the same lot upon which the
Pierce Street Presbyterian Church,
of Warsaw Is located. The above
QUESTION: Who is eligible to
vote in the flue-cured tobacco quo
ta referendum on July 19?
ANSWER: Any person who has
an interest in the 1952 crop of flue
cured tobacco as owner, tenant, or
sharecropper, is eligible to vote 'n
this referendum.
QUESTION: May a person who
has more than one farm producing
flue-cured tobacco vote for each
farm?
ANSWER: No. Each individual
is entitled to only one vote.
QUESTION: Must a person vote
in his own community?
ANSWER: Every person is ex
pected to vote in the community
in which his main farming activi
ties are located. If he has atfarm
in another community, he may vote
in either place but can't vote :n
J both places. Any eligible voter,
nowever, can vote in any com
munity he wishes, but his ballot
may be challenged if his name isn't
on the list in that community.
QUESTION: What questions will
appear on the ballot?
ANSWER: Growers will vote on
being the same lands conveyed by
L. P. Best and wife, and H. F.
Pierce and wife, to the Trustees of
Pierce Street Presbyterian Church,
by a Deed recorded in Book 149,
page 591; and also by a corrected
deed dated July 31, 1915, and re
corded in Book 169, page 206, both
of the Public Registry of Duplin
County.
This the 28th day of June, 1952.
E. WALKER STEVENS, Trustee.
WOODROW a PETERSON
Attorney
Clinton, North Carolina.
7-24 4T W.H.P.
one of three proposals: '
1) Are you In favur of quotas
for three years, 1953, 1954, and
2) Do you favor the quota for
one year, 1953, but oppose quotas
for three years?
3) Are you epposed to quotas?
QUESTION: What majority is
necessary?
ANSWER: Two thirds of those
voting must favor quotas before
they can be put into effect for
either one year or three years.
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