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t " ose Hill LdmlsSocietY And ) A1 tin. Eobert Fields, Duplto Times Representativ. . CLASSIFIED ADS " Watch This tfiwee Weekly Far The Bert Buys In A-l CARS AND TRUCKS. ' 1948 International 8-4 Ton Stake Good Condition. ; 1048 Dodge 1 Ton Pickup A-l 1942 Ford I 1-2 ton '15S' Stake. . New reconditioned motor. , 1947 Ford Mi ton Panel, Recondl tfoned New Paint ' W51 Ford 2V ton 10-wheeler, Low '' 11 Mileage.-- Fully Equipped - ' roll Can Find The Car Or Truck ' You Need At Our Big Lot - - On North Center St. . '" Sales Dept. Open Evenings Until ,9:00 P. M. :.,' We 1 Buy-Sell-Trade - .COMMUNITY MOTORS CORPORATION; IN GOLDSBOBO . USED TRACTOR - HEADQUARTERS 1950 Farmall Cub Complete 1937 John Deere A Complete 1934 Farmall F12 Complete 1049 Ford Tractor complete ' 1931 Ford Tractor Complete . -1950 Ford Tractor Complete 1948 Ford Tractor Complete 1947 Ford Tractor Complete Y1949 Farmall Cub & Eqpt. -1947 Farmall A tt Eqpt. . 1938 Farmall F-12 Complete 1934 Farmall F-20 Complete ' 1948 Allls Chalmer WC Eqpt 1949 Avery V Eqpt , 3 1948 Avery V tt Eqpt . 1942 John Deere LA It Eqpt ; IMS JfVhn Deer H tt EoOt. Plows Cultivators Due ters Vmir Ford Tractor Dealer BRYAN-EDMONSON Tractor Co. Mt Olive Hgwy, Phone 8000 , - Goldsboro -" GENUINE D-CON Noted rat on, now on sale at Clinic - Company,' In Mount Olive. g Uc ' LET OS BECAP TOUB TUBS Fun circle full cap Fully Guaranteed Work li S. Tint Distributors BETAN-EDMONSON Trsetor C Mt Olive Hwy. Phone 3630 Goldsboro FOB SALE: One good condition Penal Cola. 7 row box. Call 2147 or 2118 or contact J. N. Home or J. S. Smith in Magnolia, tfc TYPEWRITER-ADDING machines repaired. New Royal typewriter to revery need. Csll Goldsboro 251, Worley Typewriter Exchange 10S 1-2 N. Center Street ctf See us for bargains in good need trucks Leading Motors, inc., wa tact, M. C. ' - a v tic SQUARE DANCE Mount Olive Gymnasium every Saturday nigm at 8:00. ' Music by "The Rhythm ftiiir Plus One.' Admission 75c per person. "A clean dance 'for clean neoole.' sponsored by the American Legion, ctf. WELCOME CELEBRATION For Refreshing Drinks Stop At Our Soda Fountain. For Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Rely On Us. Your JWail- Orders Are Given Prompt Attention. IVarsaiv Drug (So. - Your Rexall Self-Service Store , Phone 521 V , IN WARSAW S i : t WHCOME AND ARMISTICE We Mend Old Shoes . WiH feel A Difference lien ded By Us. PIANO Have a beautiful Spinet piano in Pink Hill. N. C. that you msy have on easy terms H you have a good credit standard. Please don't write unless Interested in this piano. v F. B. Merrit, Route 4, Salisbury, N. C. 11 6 3T pd. ' - . TO THE MAGAZINE BUYING PUBLIC IN DUPLIN COUNTY: I have been informed of gyp agents working in our county in the past selling subscriptions to magazines which the subscriber, never receive ed the magazine. Be sure you know about your mag:zlne agent before you give them your money., I am now representing the Curtis Pub lishing Company line and practi cally all the leading magazines read in Duplin County and The Duplin Times, as lasi as i con i expect to call on practically every home in the County. .rOff and on fer the past few years I have been connected with the Dual In Times and in business for myself in' Fai son operating the Faison' Milling Company. I will appreciate; your holding for me or mailing your subscription to me at my home in Faison. If you have subscribed to any magazine recently and are not receiving It as you should please get in touch with me ana i u nave it straightened out with no obliga tion on your part ' A. M. Davis, Faison, N. C. ' .r -" ; Arotvlene and electric welding on all farm machinery. y Sprays and dusters repaired. Trailers, hitch es put on. Lawn mowers sharpen d end repaired. A good weld means longer wear, wont none by Garnle S. Herring at A. C. Hall, Hardware in wauact. -ctf WANTED Farm with r without tobacco allotment In or near Du plin County. Write full informa tion to Box 307 Wallace, N. C. PLENTY OF GOOD WATER FROM A DRILLED WELLi WRITE FOB. ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND ESTTMATZ, GIVING US DnUEOnOlTAND HOW FAR YOU UYX FROM YOUR POSTOFFICE. HEATER WELL CO, TSC . . . EALWGH. N. C - 10 Cent Pocket Combs, now 1 cent each at CLINIC DRUG CO. in Mt 0:hre. next week. Have in stock Sheetrock. Plywood, IMasonlte, Celotex Tile for Ceiling, Doors ana winaows. t - , J. C. Russ Warsaw. .N. C. ctf1 ' . - WANTED: A girl to work at Joe's Place in Wallace. - Apply In person at Jotfs Place, f ; ,1 11 8 IT C ROOMS FOR RENT a nd Chrys- thanthemums and cut flowers for sale very reasonable. See Mrs. TO THE TO. VAMiV ( I; TIIE CELEC2AT101I ,1i To Look Like New. Yoa y ... - t.- . When Ton Walk In Shoes t i Telephone 24M. Please Call In Tour News. . Rose Hill Community Library Receives Over 200 Voiums 'More than 200 vo'umrs have been contributed by fiends to the Rose Hill Community Memorial Li brary in the pact year Mrs. Lula S. Herring, librarian stated re cently while discussing the pre sent plans and facilities of the small permanent collection of lit erature which supplements thevol umes placed periodically by the county library. . ' In planning for ways and mesns of enlarging our permanent col lection and services ' Mrs. Herring continued, we decided to follow the example of other successful li braries and ' purchase ' memorial book plates to encourage -contributions, since we have nJ funds with which to purchase books and periodicals in order to develop and maintain adequate seivice to our reading public. . , The Jibrary is Vry glad to an nounce that these handsome book niates 1000 of them 'have recent ly arrived. The bookplates, will record, in the Irontespiece of any volume contributed, the -name of the person who is being remem bered and tne name ox ine person Mtitributlna the volume as a mem orial.. In addition, the library has also purcnasea oonor earns wmcu are to be sent to tne lanuiy ox the remembered one, announcing the gift and the donor's name The donor may select -and pur chase the volume to be presented or may contribute a sum to a mem ber of the library committee for selection and purchase Mrs. Her ring continued, Tt would be better to clear with the librarian first in order to avoid duplications,' she added. .. ... . ' '-;' The librarian expects many per sons will be very glad of the op portunity to remeiribeririends ana loved ones in this more permanent w ?u ofjrolume. have memoriam. The most recent ac quisitions are four memorial vol umes presented in memory of the late Mr. Carl Bold and are being processed for the shelves by the county librarian. Miss Dorothy Wightmsm. The titles are: THE PROPHET and JESUS THE SON OF MAN, both by the famous Le banese mystic-poet Kahttl Glbran; TONY'S SCRAP BOOK (2nd three in one volume) by Tony Wons; and TOM PAINE, AMERICA'S GOD FATHER, by W. E. Woodward. Several others nave been present- become permanent additions to the library- ... , The Rose Hill Community Mem orial Library is sponsored, by the local Woman's Club and is boused in the Community Memorial Build ing. Other niembers of thtf library committee are Mrs. J. M.-Jerome, Mrs. W. H. Fussell, and Mrs; O. D Fussell, in addition to the li brarian; Mrs." Herring. Any one of this committee will be glad to accept referrals of contributions. Our library is a cultural and ed ucational addition to our commu nity Mrs. Herring continued. The B. W. Pickett, Warsaw, 11 6 IT pd. - . N. C. . Attention Fanners: I -have a fresh car load of extsi. fine, tim othy hay. See me. W. E. Bel nga, Kenansville, N. C. 1113 2T,C. ,' Peggy Ann Shop in Mt. Olive is offering you all suits, coats and hats at 10 discount during com munity sale 'beginning Friday. One rack ureases drastically re duced. -lt-. , IT C. 'For Immediate Sale, $20,000. 36 Cleared Acres. Approximately half in bearing Blueberry Plants. Dwelling, large barn, picking sheds. Tractors, complete equip ment DOUBLE TROUBLE COM PANY MAGNOLIA, N. C. For inspection contact Wendell Evans.' 11 27 4T C. FOR PLACE J' r JLo'J circulation has grown steadily dur ing the several years tt nas seen established, but natural'y we would like to increase our facilities in order to keep pace with the grow ing demand for services and varied literature. We are receiving splendid .cooperation from volun teers for this new project and we believe it will receive enthusiastic support from many of our pop'e who will respond to a- natural de sire for giving a living and perm anent memorial volume in memory of friends. Don't ,forget Mrs. Herring . cautioned that donors may also give library equipment any ' number , of appointments a complete library needs. We hope to develop our services to an ex tent that, many more readers will respond . to.', C -'C- The library will announce new acquisitions from, tjme to time;. Mr jnH un William vstokes nr.it. ki nf mn, nciu icucdv tub mvmwim w. j " presence at the marriage of their, daughter, Ruby Gayle, to Mr. Ben- MamKoMa Mews Personals Mrs. Jerry - Smith attended a Home Decorators Luncheon at tne S and W Cafeteria in Raielgh on Monday. ' - "t" Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tucker, Jr., and children Jimmy and Ellen Shaw of Wilmington visited rela and relatives from Mag- tives in town Sunday. nolla attending the John Dea Hunt funeral in OxTord Sunday were Mrs. N. T.- Pickett, Fred Pickett, J. P. Smith: Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Smith; Mrs. H L Pippin; Homer Tavlor. Miss) Betty Horner Rich ard Croom: Mr and Mrs. O. .D. Draw; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tuck er: James Tucker ana Mr. ana jus. John R. Croom. .:;'-'' - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harden of Wil mington spent the week ena wttn Mrs. Lanie Heatn. Mrs. Ray Chestnutt of Wilming ton spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith. . ! j Mrs. N. T. Pickett; Fred Pickett; Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Smith end J, P. Smith visited Mrs. Moore, mother of the former Miss Mamies Halloween Carnival got under way. Moore, who, taught school in Mag-'y it was a perfect night for the oc nolia many years ago, and other caston with a bright full moon and ifrianvHl In Um SMI Sllfl1aV- ? iirlen ' h!11v lOtr ..V i ." "J.t Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sedberry'' 'na cauBrentni.wiu buwij Army Chemieal Renter, Maryiana spent last weeic ena wim tar. anq Mrs. jonn ctoohi. . :. .. :,. ,, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith ana son Gary spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown In Wal - .lata, v '-i- ;" -',.; t'v;:": . Haro'd Evans, 'Clinton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John William Evans is very ill in Sampson sjemorial xxvbiiuii, in ui jwcius uuuti an oxygen vero. siivuwt uvyv will soon be well and out again. A. Q. and J. P. Smith attended a U'e demonstration m uoiasooro Wednesday night; Mrs. Listen Trulove of Wilming ton spent a couplevoldays with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Croom last week. Mrs. John Dea Hunt and .Miss Alice Hunt returned to Naples, Fla. Tuesday. Mrs. Hunt plans for. she and her little son Pat to return to her mother's, Mrs. Lanie Heath sometime this month. - ? . Mrs. Dennis Pope, daughter in Uw of Mr. and Mrs. Ellle Pope returned to her home in Clinton on Wednesday from Sampson Mem orial hospital where she under went a serious operation recently. Gray Maxwell has recently un dergone an appendectomy. : .' Mrs. Jonnnye Pope returned from Sampson .Memorial Hospital IT'S TIME TO PLAN YOUR 1953 TOBACCO CROP ITS NECESSARY TO FUMIGATE NEMATODE CONTROL YOUR OHDE3 WITII US FOR TODACCO BEDS T03ACC0 . . AND OTHER SOILS ili; General: 1 1 ews Mrs. Fields Will Receive Subscriptions and Advertising jasmin Wright Powell, Jr. on Sat urday the twenty second of Nov ember at seven o'clock in the evening At Rose Hill Baptist Church, Rose Hill, North Carolina. liotice Mr. J. C. Powell wlU be speak er at both' morning and evening services at the Baptist church on November 9 in absence of the pas tor. . , ' -ft; Personals Mrs. Robert Fields and children and Mrs. S. A. Sanderson shopped in Wilmington on Tuesday, j Sgt Charles' T. Cottle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cottle, who hat been serving in Korea for the past 12 months, landed in Seattle, Washington, by boat Nov. 24 flew to Ft. Jackson, SO. on the same I day. s. come expects to re- rflv hi dtflpharee this week. - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cottle ana Jerry H. Cottle visited Sgt. Cottle last Friday after being very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Bromley Pone have been' staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis rope in uunron, keeping the children while Mrs. Pope was in the hospital Mi, and Mrs. Ellie Pope visited Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pop In Clinton Wednesday. r ' - Mrs. H. E. Grubbs and Mrs. Jack Herring visited relatives bare last Friday. '."... " y' - ' A large number of out of town friends - called on the family of John Dea Hunt during the, week end. . nr. and Mrs. Joe 'Hunter and children Brinson and Billy of Ken lv visited his father S. B. Hunter and other relatives during last week end. Perfect High! For Halloween Carnival ' It was a spooky good time every one was bavins on xnursaay nignt in the Macnolia school when the ' ,i J wuHnu nmnnm wat triv- A in, the school auauorium oy sev- efal -groups. Misses Barbara Tuc- ker gheiby Sheffield rendered "several niano seltctions while a member from eash grade got votes for . theIr gg, queen and Jdng .lrom the audienceT, After the votes were taUied it was found that Waters, 7U grade student wag elected oueen and Harry Pope lst grafle student as king. ; They were each given a prize. ' For the cake walk, Mr. Drew won a beautiful cake. . For other contests J.- N. Horne was presented a dressed turkey and Melvin- Pope a fishing re;l. Mary Catherine Bass wis . given a prize for the best costume. After the nrogram In the audi torium the gjoup went to the li brary and old high school -rooms where- the children enjoyed the fish pond, old.r children enjoyed the house of horror & the adults and young people enjoyed a most interesting exhibit of o'd photo graphs. There were pictures of a number of new and old Mag nolia buildings, one of the old fire truck and one of the new modern one; pictures of Miss Macy Cox; the Barden and Pickett families; the Horne family, the Rogers and Swinsn families; Tucker family' YOUR SOIL NOW FOR' FIELDS' at Ft Jackson, Sr C' on Tuesday and carried his car to him. , Mr. and Mrs. William Garner and Bobby of Wilmington visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert ' Fields on Wednesday, Mr. L. K. Alderman Jr..- of Washington, Xf C. visited his par ents a few days UiHrweek.- Miss Yvonne Waters of Acme Delco visited her parents during the week ena. -: -Vr Mrs. W." S. , Wells . attended a tea at the Woman's club In White- ville on Wednesday, given by the club women of Columbus County, honoring her daughter, Miss Gayle WeBS. ..;,,-".'-' VS .. Miss Kathryn Cottle, student at A. C. College in Wilson visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cot tle over the wees: ena. Mr. Robert ' Rhodes and Miss Martha Murray of Newport News, Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Murray- over the week end. , , Miss Betty srntui end Miss aoD ble Teachey, students at Meredith College were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Teacheyr Miss Gayle 'Wells left Saturday for Chicago, to attend the national convention of - 'Home Deimonstra tlon Agents. She' is representing the south eastern-district.' . Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sanderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood and Mrs. Margaret Oakley in the Cedar Fork section Sunday after noon. - i.!'--4.".'--.l-'' - ' ; i i .ii in i . I, - C-.-'i-fiU. and many ' many others. Sandwich es and drinks were sold at one booth and a' hilarious time was had when the children bobbed, for ap ples. " A gay time was had by all with the children blowing horns, whis tles, etc., and the laughter and squeals of fright from everyone. listen iliint Dies In Ikples; Fla. ' John Dea Hunt age 42, died ea rout from Naples to hospital in Fort Myers, Fla. Thursday morn ing, October 30th. He was bora in Oxford the" son of the late Sher riff E. D. Hunt and Cora Farasow Hunt, " .. .'... Mr. Hunf was for 23 years con- oooooooooooooooooooooooqc And Other SOIL FUMIGAIIT h! -bimmons to. In Kenansville ioooooooooooooooo.ooooooog FOR We 1M soil : : "II ' ! j T '' S ". . 1 ,'' Lr . J m. . . . , ' . v. -. . ::.- -'' . . . - r - - i.. a viva ''-.- i- it sa; 9. le served four vems over sees duty In World War II, after which he moved to Magnolia where be was ss business until be moved to Florida because of failing health. He was s member of the Masonic lodge in Oxford, Elks in Goldsboro, American Legion in Warsaw, Past DrooMonlf nf thfl LlOHS ' ClUO in MffnnHa: Maanolia -Town Com missioner and Stewasd in the Mag no'la Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife the former Bettiesue Heath of Mag nolia and a four year son, Pat; three sisters, Lucille of Culoweej Helen and Alice Hunt of Magnolia. His brother, James W. Hunt, passed away September 30th 1952 and was buried In Arlington Mem orial Cemetery in Washington D.C. - Funeral services were ne;u iu Oxford Methodist church Sunday, November 2nd at 3 o'clock. Burial .was in,the Oxford Cemetery, v Faiher Of Magnolia Maii Died Friday Mr. Walter Sasser age 74, of GdMsboro, father of Emmett Sas ser, Magnolia, died Friday morn ing In the Goldsboro hospital. Fun eral services were held Sunday . Mrs. J. A. Smilh Pcrf-Hostess - I -'. Mrs. J. A. Smith was hostess at a plastic party on Wednesday night at her home. The group enjoyed several-, in teresting games. - ' The hostess served lemonaoe sua assorted cookies. .. Card Of Thsnks To thank you for your thoughtful kindness at a time when It was deeply appreciated. - y The family of John Dea Hunt Wclkce Market To G:-t Two Sels Tobzcco Buyers ; Unofficial' reports from the Wal lace Tobacco Market snows tne market sold about 2V4 . million pounds mora tobacco this season than It did last year. The market closes Friday, November 7th, with around an 18 milMon pound record. Reports say the market has been 1 assured ox an extra set ox ouyers for next year, .Bonnet Hooks ends his first season as sales super visor and is expected to be On the market again next season. Soas With., c o ' il SoldBy " " , . O O o o o o NEMATODE CONTROL - i 'LiciiLiiLV Lw- . , - Requires Proper Fumigant ' ... and Special Equipment . -Designed and Manufactured To Simplify The Job of Correct n, . . . Application Are Distributors for the Famous D-D Soil Fiimifiant and U ki. . "' Dealers" are cred to place orders v,VZx u NOW for immtr-'ta t!J-aerit cf D-D soil n":c!.-:jr ri:t ":r:cc i f x l 2 ''''v.przviiy Ciiv.r-"l:it'jja. FurJ;-:: C 5t.J3fJwCl relieve c: - ,.l;a text 8;rinj. iv: Ki j Calypso and Faison were without electricity for three or four hours on Wednesday of last we.k. A truck from Pennsylvania ran ag ainst a guy wire putting down a light pole and broke the wires. A field was set on fire but was put out oexore muon oaraage was done. The truck was almost demolished but the driver escaped with only a few bruises. The accident hap pened nefjr 'Goshen Bridge on Highway 117. ' v - ' i " " " '' The talkative man is heard by many, but remembered, by few. OOOOOOOOOOOQ , FUMIGANT ' - '. j . For ' Tobacco Beds Tob:ccd Fields and ! Oilier Soils Sold By 7? M. B. HOLT CO. W Albertson, N, QOOOOOCwnOOO r SOIL FUMIGAIIT FW DESTROYING NEMATODES 54 Gallon Drums 30 Gallon Drums Jerry HERRI KG rtTi Seven Springs, N. C. fmm W tm mi V4 4 Ik