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t. - -i Cf AtLUNISTRATlON undersigned, having qualified cutri of the estate of Lem deceased, late of Duplin A this ts to notify all persons S claim against said estate to nt them to the undersigned on efore the 8th day of February, , or this notice will be pleaded ! ar of their recovery. AU persons bted to said estate will please hearing immediate .payment to the 'rsigned. ; iis the 8th day of February, s Louise Ezzell Carroll, ' executrix of the estate of , Lem Ezxell, deceased, Hose Hill, N. C. It K. Phillips, Attorney Kenansvllle, . C, S-UVSt h.e.p. - NOTICE Or ADMINISTRATION The undersigned, having qualified :. as administratrix of the estate of . Ira Edwards, deceased, late of Dup- un vounty, this is to notify all . persons having claims against said estate to present them to the under- ignea on or before the 19th day ,. m eDTuary, wo, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. U1 persona indebted to said estate will please make Immediate pay ment to the undersigned. This the 18th day of February, ;. Sarah T. Edwards, . ; s Administratrix of estate of . Ira Edwards, deceased, , ! a Chinquapin, N. C. B. E. Phillips, Attorney Kenansvllle, N. C 4-l-6tA.e.p. KOTSCS OF MOTION . . . IN SCTESIOB COURT NORTH CAROLINA " ' DUPLIN COUNTY , " , NANCY BO WEN , v :' ' -VS. -.rl - ; JOHNNY BO WEN : ''. The Plaintiff, in the above titled action, ; whose present name is Nancy Bo wen Garrison, . will hereby take notice that the defend ant In said action has filed Motion In the Cause In this action for the custody of the minor son, Gene Chevis Bo wen, of the above named parties; that said motion, is set for before the Judge of the Superior Court presiding at the April 1954 Term of the Superior Court of Duplin County on April 7, 1954 at 3:30 M4. or thereafter when convenient to the court. The said plaintiff. Is hereby de manded to appear and answer the above, mentioned, Motion or show cause, if any she have, why the relief demanded by the defendant should not be granted, on or be fore April 7, 1954 at 1:30 PM. This the 22 day of February, 1951 R. V.Wells : Clerk Superior Court, Duplin County. H. L, Swain, Williamston, N. C. Attorney for Defendant 3-18-4t his. purpose of obtaining an absolute divorce from the named defendant on the grounds of two or more years continous separation, next preceding the bringing of this suit ' The defendant Everett White, will further take notice that he Is re quired to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior- Court for Duplin County, in Kenansvllle on or before the 9th day of April. 1954 or within twenty (20) days there after and, answer or demur to the complaint which has been duly filed in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the. Court for the relief demanded In said complaint This the 9th day of March 1951 R. V. Wells ; Clerk of the General County Court Latham A. Wilson, Atty. 4-1-tt l.a.w. NOTICE In The General County Court State of North Carolina, County of Duplin. Lillian B. White -vs-Everett White The defendant Everett White will take notice that an action as above entitled has been commenced by the plaintiff, Lillian B. White in the General County Court for Duplin County, North Carolina, for the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The undersigned having qualified as administrator of the estate of E. W. Murray, deceased, late of Du plin County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the under signed on or 'before the 9th day of March, 1955, or this notice will be pleaded in ba rof their recovery. on or before the 9th day of March, 1955, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said es tate will nlease make Immediate payment to the undersigned. This the 9th day of March, 1951 WILLIAM E. CRAFT, Administrator of the estate of E. W. Murray, deceased. 4-13-6t. DC SYMPATHY WASTED Many a man who feels sorry for himself is only wasting sympathy on somebody he knows doesn't de serve it. MACHINE MADE It may be true that some suc cessful men are self-made, but most all successful politicians are machine made. Governor Endorses Auto Inspection Governor William UmsteacT has given his "official and personal en dorsement" to plan for .the vol untary safety inspection of automo biles promulgated by the Carolina Safety League. The free inspec tions are to begin this ' snrina. Above Governor : Umstead hands his signed endorsement to Thomas A. Williams of Greensboro, chair man of the League. On the left of the picture are Mrs. Bessie Ballen- tine of Raleigh and McAlister Car son, Jr, of Charlotte, secretary treasurer and vice-chairman of the League, respectively. On the right of the picture is State Motor Ve hicle Commissioner Ed Scheldt a League director, who calls the movement "one of the finest things that has happened since I took of fice." Governor Umstead, Motor Ve hicles Commissioner Ed Scheldt hundreds of business firms and or ganizations and thousands of pri vate citizens are supporting a move ment to "safety check'- the automo biles and trucks which travel the streets and highways of North Carolina. The program, which in cludes the vsfi ' of State-approved windshield stickers for those ve hicles which, are In, safe condition, gets .under way this spring. ,' - The movement is being directed by the Carolina Safety League of which T. A. Williams, Greensboso automobile dealer, , is , ' chairman. "This program is strictly volun tary,' Williams said. "And the In spections wont cost a penny .and I wont entail any obligation on the owners of the cars. We believe that motorists will welcome an op portunity to have their cars safety checked if they are not subjected to a lot of red tape and delay." Governor Umstead issued, a form al, signed statement giving his "of ficial and personal endorsement" of the program, which follows: "I am happy to give both my of ficial and personal endorsement to the "Voluntary Motor Vehicle Safe ty Check campaign sponsored' by the Carolina Safety League. "Before doing so I discussed the plan in detail with the Commis sioner of Motor Vehicles, Ed Scheldt who is a director of the League. I agree with him that the State's, efforts for highway safety will be aided materially by a suc- oooooooooooooooooooooooot o o o o o o o o OFFICE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT KinstoH, N. C. John H. Carter Company Phone 3133 O o o o o o o o o oooooooooooo Baby Chicks Wayne Feeds Poultry Supplies Seeds Azaleas & Camellias MOUNT OLIVE HATCHERY Mt Olive, N. C. 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Blanchard. nary c and James Farrior to Doris C. Blanchard Brooks. Mary O. Goodman to Katie E. M. Hill, 79 acres. etty a. and Eward Hawes to William W. Blanchard. John W. Jordan and wife to D.W. Bailey and wife. Loney E. Lanier and wife to Leslie D. Dail and wife. Lessi M. Lee to Katie E. M. mil, 7a acres. Mary E. McNeills to BUlie Mc Neills. 1BJ acres. Mary E. McNeills to Frank Walk- er 11.4 acres. Mary E. McNeills to J. E. McNeills ss.5 acres. 3. F. Maready and wife to Cane r ear wooa Corp, tracts . Katie Zstelle Mewborn to J. M Herring, 46 acres. J. R. Mercer and wife to Norman Mercer. James E. and Julia P. Mainor to Katie E. M. Hill 75 acres. Howard Norris and wife to Nor wood Norrla. Lewis W. Outlaw to James H Parker Jr. and wife, 2 deeds, 7154 acres and 37 acres. James N. Price and wife to Thari Turner, one-half acre. E. E. Phillips and wife to Rady jane uong, l lot. M. race and wife to Henry oau, tracts. n. js. Phillips, trustee .to Effie Lockerman. vreorge w. race and wife tn James S. Wells and wife, 1 acre. George W. Price and wife to Pen. der Gurganus, 1 acre. H. E. Phillips, comr. to W. C. and E. C Sbolar. ueorge w. Pollock and wife to Calvin Swlnson and wife. V T. D. Sutton and wife to ounmons, ua acres, , J. D. Sandlin and wife to Ervin Lanier and wife, 18 acres. i, C W. Surra tt to Henry Hall tracts. , Albert Summerlin to Aaron Dea ver. : , .-.Vij.,,,, E. R. Sholar (Gdn. of 3. D. Sholar) to W. C. and XL C Sholar. 3. B, Townsend and wife to Ellis Henry W. Townsend and Frances W. Townsend, Tots. T Very, often' a insn iwho think lie Is ahead of times Wakes up to find he is going, in the wrong direction. Any woman's life would be com parative simple if she didnt have to convince a man that his inten tions were serious. V ' " ' A lot Of bad feelinv 'could hi avoided In this life if a few didn't alwayi attempt, to make their eon- Hew Manager Af Efird's In Kinsfon Thomas J. Webb Is the new man. ager of Efird's Department Store in Klnston. Mr. Webb has succeed ed Willie a Stout Mr. Webb, a native of Rocky Mt, comes to Klnston after serving as assistant manager of Efird's Rocky Mount store. He has been in the de partment store business for more than 25 years. A Marine veteran, Mr. Webb en tered service In 1941 and served until 1946. Seven months of his service was spent In overseas duty. Webb and Mrs. Webb, the former Miss Mary Louise Cooper of Nash ville, N. C, reside at present at 105 North Independent St, Klnston. Mr. Stout, who has been manager of the Klnston Efird's Store for the past 12 years, has assumed manag ership oi the Sanford, N. C. store. Drunken Driving Convictions Off Raleigh Drunken driving con victions declined somewhat in Feb. ruary the Motor Vehicles Depart ment reported today. In its monthly summary of viola tions requiring the surrender of driving privileges the department said 767 Tar Heels lost their license last month for drunken driving. This was a drop of 50 from January and a further decrease from the 819 such convictions reported in February a year ago. Speeders held their own with 198 convictions for over 75 mph; 100 for two offenses of over 55 mph; 351 for over 70 mph; and 11 for over 60 mph in a truck. Miscellaneous violations, driving after license revoked, transporting liquor, manslaughter, hit and run, unsatisfied judgment and improper use of operators' license resulted In 1,041 revocations and 1,127 suspen sions. O NO DRIP O NO RUN 0 NO ODOR Pittsburgh PANT TWINS Cestui ftok'-i to assure the me chanical safety of -motor vehicles by periodic inspection, and correc tion of defects found. Since there Is now no law in North Carolina to require such inspection, the League's effort to secure the vol untary check-up of as many ve hicles as possible, without cost to the owners, should fill a real need. Moreover, that part of tlte plan which provides for stickers on the windshields of cars checked and found safe should prove popular with those motorists who want to do their part in the prevention of highway' accidents. "When the actual inspections be gin. I will see to it that the State owned automobile which carries license plate No. 1 also carries a sticker with the statement that it has been checked and approved." ' Signed, WILLIAM B. UMSTEAD, Governor of North Carolina. The actual inspections will begin in April or May depending upon delivery of the hundreds of thou sands of green, white and black stickers which have been- ordered. Cars and trucks will be inspected as to brakes, steering, lights, horns, tires, windshields and windshield wipers according to rules set down in an . officially approved manual. Vehicles which are found safe, or which are made safe following dis covery of mechanical defects, will be given a signed and dated stick er stating that they have been checked and "approved." , k v The North Carolina Legislature passed a mandatory mechanical in spection law in 1947 and the State set up "inspection lanes' through out the 100 counties. But the ad ministration of the law proved so unpopular that the next L u ture Immediately repealed it Tiie plan of the Carolina Safety League calls for free, voluntary Inspection at any one of hundreds of garages designated as inspection stations. "I think It's one of the finest things which has been started since I took office said Commissioner Scheldt, 'the former top FBI man who Is leading the State's effort to reduce highway deaths and acci- dents. tf , - Officers of the League, In adJ'- tion to Williams, arei McAlii X Carson, Jr, of Charlotte, vice-chi;7 man; (Mrs. Bessie B. Ballentine of , Raleigh, '' secretary-treasurer; . and Scheldt. V. E. Fisher and J. ,W. Ragsdale of Raleigh and T. X. Pick ard of 'Charlotte, directors.'' , i ' :.) L. U L ' '.. -J ; ' V y y LJ I VHX THIS TRBSNDOUS vOTK ym JS : OF CONFIDENCE? BECAUSE ' I ZTUZ N fJjffiLS' MILDNESS... ( ' I . .' i RICHNESS...H)R8 POHK ' ' A PLEASURE AGREE WITH v mote people smjOL' i cnnt?s fJTHKW CTQARETTEI ' Faneas News Reperter : I I Altenlion Dog Owners rsaarsraqrirarsfs afiharaW'. I XV The County Commissioners have given me authority to put on a rabies program for 1954. Drr H. A. Phillips, Wallace, has been named chief rabies inspector and Mr. Victor F, Williams, Wallace, , has been named assistant rabies inspector. These two men will hold clinics as to be advertised later and do house to house vaccinations extending to July 1, 1954. After July 1, Mr. Williams will be accom panied by a member of the sheriffs department to check on all un vaccinated dogs. This means we are attempting to have a rabies pro gram this year, f uthermore, it means that nobody else will be autho rized to vaccinate dogs for rabies. Respectfully, John F. Powers, M. D. Health Officer 0000000000000000000000000000000000006 o T sati::k:de VALLK.DE RvbbmrlzHl SATIN JFINISH , Enamel Two aaaaiing new finishss come to join the famous family of Pirt ; ; burgh Paints. lot walls and trim, .' ' so other paint can beat toil com. . . binadon, Here's why; ' - Tovs ml Swabb m nbbar O Wa1 chip, pl or tnuk U , ' . Om M wHk bratb r roJW O Pfiw sUspAve ki Ims alioa aa aoar ' II I ' . . 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