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Says Siieffield; Be Careful
County Raneer L. H. Sheffield
of the N. C. Department of Con--servatlon
and Development, Rose
. Bill, issued a warning today to all
farmers, woods workers hunters
and motorist that the fost of
this area are tlhder dry. Sheffield
says that because of the rec.nt dry
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windy weather, the underbrush and
grass has become explosive, and a
spark might set off a serious forest
fire. - - -
. Sheffield asks everyone to co
operate with the County Forest
Warden by practicing the following
rules:- Urusn your cigarette werore
discarding It, and break your i
match before throwing it away.
Motorists, please use your ash tray
and do not throw lighted cigar
ettes out of your car windows.
Burn brush carefully 'and do not'
fall to get your brush burning per
mit required by law-; Hunters,
make sure your camptires are aeaa
out before leaving them.
'Evey fall we nave several oaa
forest fires said the County Ban
ger, 'all caused oy careiessrress
on- somebody's part This spring
the danger Is greater man it nas
been for several years because of
the unseasonable winter. .Remem
ber, any forest fire Is your nre,
your trees, and your loss." ;
This the 21 day of October 1952. lace High School Rewiring, and
Frank J. Thomas, Administrator Teachey Colored School Rewiring.
" BButavllle, North Carolina I Plans and specifications for the
R. J. Lanier Atty. proposed work will be on file at
1127 6TRJT the office of the Board In Kenans-
ville. N. C. and in the office of the
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
.irvin thli dav auallfled as ad-
mdntatratot of. Che estate ox i. rat
son Thomas, deceased, late Of Du
nlin countv. worm uaroiina. urn
Is to notify all ' persons having
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned, duly
verified, on or before 23 October
1053. or this notteo will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please mr immediate payment
to the lundersigned.
if. : ' : ... : ll'l ' .'. I
-LOk ' BREAD
Associated General Contractors In
Charlotte and Raleigh, and the F.
W. Dodge Flan Rooms in Raleigh
and In Greensboro. One copy of
plans and specifications may be
obtained by licensed contractors
upon written request to Leslie N.
Boney, Architect, Wilmington, N.
f!. arenmt;nied bv a certified
in ' Jacksonville, check for $25.00 made as a deposit.
RJFjD. No. 3, on All of said deposit will be refunded
to bona fide bidders upon return
of plans and specifications to the
Having qualified as Admlnistra
trix of the Estate of Alfred D,
Deaver, deceased -of Duplin Coun
ty. North Carolina; this Is to no
tify all persons having claims ag
ainst the Estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
her residence
North Carolina.
or before the 4th day of October,
1953 or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per-! Architect.
sons indebted to said estate will J Each bidders proposal
please make immediate payment.
This the 2nd day of October,
Mrs.- Effle D. Marsnburn -Admlnistreitrix
.
E. W.. SummersUl
Atty. : ""'i--u ',.
Jcksonvui, M. v.
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must be
accompanied by ibid bond of at least
5 per cent of the amount of his
bid or in lieu thereof be may pre
sent a certified check made payable
to W. Dallas Herring Chairman
of the Board of Education of Du
plin County, for 6 per cent of the
amount oi nu oia. as a runner ai-
Court In Duplin County for the
purposes of obtaining an absolute
divorce from him, by the plaintiff,
on the . grounds of two or more
years continuous separation next
preceding the bringing of this suit.
-The defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear
at the office of the General Coun
ty Court Clerk, in Kenansville,
North Carolina on or before the
26th of November 1952 or within
20 days 'thereafter and answer or
demur to the complaint filed here
in or the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
This the 25th day of October
1952.
. V. Wells
Clerk of the General County
Court
Latham A. Wilson, Atty.
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NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COUNTY
COURT
State of North Carolina,
County of Duplin
THE DUPLIN TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER , 1952.
Tommy Owens of Greenville and .
Miss Peggy Ann Williams of us -home.
- ,, NOTICE :
North - Carolina .;' ,
The undersignea, oavins, quu-
fled as administratinx ot tne r,a
tmim i jtnnie Branch. Deceased,
late of Duplin County, this I to
notify-all persons having claims
against said estate to prcsem weu
to the undersigned on or before
the 2nd -day of October, 1953 or
this notice will be pleaded la bar
of their recovery.. An perrons w
debted to Mid estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned at Pink HUL N. C.
This 2nd day of October, 1952.
Pauline C Branch is.-.-r',i-iW
,f lAidministratrlx v f
J. Harvey - Turner, Attorney. ,
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NOTICE . -, .;
State nf Votth Carolina.
County of Duplin. ; i i ... ...
In the matter of tne estate, oi
R.S.i BROWNING, fleceaseu.
XilV lujucioiflmwi ' - c
iTed as administrator of the estate
of R.-rtJ. Browning, deceased, laie
tn.inin rvnmtv State of North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims agarasi saiu
estate to present them to tne un
dersigned on or before the 24th
a , nf rwttnhai- nr this notice
mtil ha riaAA in bar nf their re
covery. All persons Indebted to the
said estate wiu piease maze- im
mediate payment to the undersign-
ed. - ' .;
This the 23rd day. of .October
1952. - -
Wi M drowning, administrator
. J. Brownins esute. ..
Latham A. Wilson, Atty.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received
by (be Board of Education of Du
plin County, Kenansville, N. C. at
h. Arw f ttw Board, until 2:00
pjn. o'clock on Tuesday November
18, 1952 for the erection and com
pletion of the following: waiiece
Elementary School Addition, Wal-
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ternate the bidder may accompany
his proposal with a cash bid de
posit amounting to 5 per cent of
the amount of his bid . Said bid
deposit may, at the discretion of
the Board, be retained in event, of
fsilure of the successful bidder to
execute the contract within 10 days
fter the award or fall to give satis
factory surety bond as required.
General contactors are notiiiea
that 'An Act to Regulate the Prac
tice of General Contracting' ratifi
ed by the General Assembly of
North Carolina on March 10, 1925.
aad as subsequently amended will
be observed in receiving bids and
awarding the general contract.
Plumbing ana neaung contract
ors are notified that Public Laws of
10.71 fMiantair K2 an amended bv
Public Laws of 1933, Chapter 67,
win be observed in receiving bids
and awarding plumbing and heat
ing contracts. .
Electrical contractors are notifi
ed that Public Laws of 1937 Chap
ter 87, will be observed In receiv
ing bids and awarding electrical
fnnt.raccfL
In consideration of the Board re
ceiving his bid, each bldde ragrees
that.no bid may toe withdrawn af
ter the schedules closing lime ior.
tM receipt of bids, for penoa oi
30 days. It is the intention of the
Board to return all bid deposits
except three lowest bidders with
in 48 hours. 31d deposit of three
lowest, bidders to be held until
contracts have been awarded or de
ferred, in no event longer than 3ft
days.''.
, a Performance Bond will be re
ceiving his bid each bidder agrees
per cent of tne contract price guar
anteeing the faithful performance
of the contract and payment to
all persons supplying labor ana
or materials for the construction
of the project A - , ' A
The owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids-, or to accept
the lowest legal bid deemed in the
best interest ot the Board, and to
waive informalities. ' "
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
DUPLIN COUNTY, KENANS
. VXLLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
W. Dallas Herring, Chairman ! :
' O. P. Johnson, Secretary
Leslile N. Boney Architect
Wilmington, N. C
Date 24, October, 1952.
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MODERN FARMING
FOD TRACTOR and DEATOll IMPLEIIEtlTS
Philip L. Rlvenbark,
vs
Mary Davis Bivenbark.
The defendant, Mary Davis Rlv
enbark, will take notice that an
action as above entitled has oeen
commenced in the General County
Court of Duplin County for the
purposes of obtaining an absolute
divorce on the grounds of adultry
on the part ox the defendant.
- And the aetenoant wui runner
tcke notice that she is required to
appear in the office of the Clerk
of the General County Court In
Kenansville, North Carolina on or
beforo the 28th day of November
1992 or within - twenty 20) days
thereafter and answer or demur
to the complaint filed herein or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the
carrrDlalnt.
Thia the 27th day of October
1952
R.-V. Wells ; '
i Clerk of the General County
Now that the frost has killed the
dahlia plants we can think about
bow we will store tnem ior winter.
If the soil in which they have
been grown is we'll drained they
may be left- in the ground until
spring in eastern and Piedmont
North Carolina. Most people do
not have good storage facilities and
leaving them in the ground is the
only way they may be kept. As
toon as the plants are killed, cut
the stalks off at the surface of the
ground. Before hard freezing
weather cover the hills with 4 to 6
inches of straw or other mulching
material. Do not allow water to
stand around the hills. In the
spring when growth starts the dah
lia clumps shou'd be taken up and
divided, and then replanted. Even
it you do not want to increase tne
number of plants you will get bet
ter dahlias if you divide the clumps
plant back one division and give
the rest away to your friends.
II you have a root cellar or
basement where the temperature
ranges between 40 and 50 degrees
F it would .probably be best to
take the dumps up in the fall. I
take mine up each fall and grow a
crop of crimson clover on the ear-
aen piot wmcu is turned under in
the spring., '
The stalks should be cut oJf at
the surface of the ground soon
after the plants have been killed
by frost With a spading fork loos-
oiump oi roots. Then work the
en the .groathd all astound the
spading fork underneath the clumn
and lift it out of the ground. Care
must be taken not to break the
necks of the roots in lifting the
clump out. A root with a broken
neck Is worthless. The soil may
be left on the clump to protect the
roots. In the storage cellar or
room the dumps may be placed
directly on the floor or may be
packed In boxes. They should be
covered with peat or vericulite to
prevent drying out.
In the spring as soon as the
buds or sprouts begin to show
the clumps should be divided. Re
member that the buds or eyes are
usually on the base of the stem
or crown and not on the roots
themselves.
A 50 per cent drop in the amount
of cotton land is the most drasuc
change that has taken place in the
State's cropping 'pattern in . the
last 10 years.
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NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COUNTY
COURT
State of North Carolina,
County of (Duplin ,
Mrs. Rachel Kathleen Mooney
George IB. Mooney, Jr..,,,.
Dm defendant, George B. Moon
ey Jr. will take notice cnat an act
ion m bnv entitled has been
commenced in the General County
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End Chronic Dosingl Regain Normal
Regularity This Alt-Vegetable wayi
Ttla'ng harsh drugs for constipation can
punish you brutally! Their cramps and
griping aisrupc aomiu uuwci tuvu,
make you fed in need of repeated dosing.
WhMi wtm ormfonallT feel constipated,
get mtk butawt relief. Take Dr. Old
well s Senna Laxative contained in Syrup
Pepsin. It's UtgHUi. No salts, no hanh
drags. Dr. Caldwell's contains an extract
of Senna, oldest and on ot tne nneji
iMftinataativei known to medicine. .
TV. r-.Mll'a Sanna T.xflt tUtCS
good, acts mUdlr, bring thorough relief
nmftrtMih. Helps you get tegular, ends
chronic closing. Even fclieres stomach
sourness (hat consupauon oitea vaunt
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CwrtMd to tMMa.HBg Syni
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Court, IDuplln County
Latham A. Wilson, Atty.
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Lester J. Williams
Lester J. Williams. 5fl. of Beula-
ville, died Wednesday October 29th
in a Kinston hospital. Funeral
services were held at his home at
Beu'aville at 2:30 p.m. Thursday
with the Rev. Walter Goodman of
ficiating. Burial was in the family
cemetery near the home. Surviv
ing are ws wife, Mrs. Eunice Lan-
r wiuiams; tnree sons, j. L. Jr.,
of 'KeruinririllA !.ttuuui c.
- uiunuwu vi 0waua-
boro, and Radford Williams of the
home; three daughters; Mrs. Ver-
avn norne oi chinquapin, Mrs.
DON'T GET CAUGHT
COLD WEATHER
IS COMING
GET YOUR
Duo
Therm
OIL HEATER
NOW FROM
REATH
JOKES
CASH STORE
IN MT. OLIVE
JOHN H.
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
And
EQUIPMENT
CARTER CO.
KINSTON.N.C.
Toff Coohe, toe.
Complete Office Supply Service
139 II. Center St. Tel. 803 or 804
Goldsboro, II. C.
WATCH YOUR DOLLARS
Grow. Deposit Regularly In A Savings Ac
count.
Be Able To Meet Emergencies When They
Arise.
"Make Our Bank Your Bank"
Bank Of lit Olive
Mount Olive
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