If we ever needed an "encore" for
a Birthday Party, it was the one
held recently at the home, and for.
Mr. O. H. Holland near, Warsaw.
Those attending- were: his children,
Mrs. Vori Autrey, Sr Mr. and Mrs.
Von Autry, Jr., and daughter, Kay,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crumble? and
daughter, Yvonne, and son, Wynn,
all of Fayettevllle. Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. (Jack) Tyndall and children,
lit, Joyce and Albert, Jr., 'and
, T A. J. Sellers, all of Kinston.
L jnd Mrs. Otha Lee Holland and
. sot 13, Billie and Edward. Lee, and
daughter, Patsy. . Mr. ' ahd Mrs.
Charles R. Holland, Jr., and son,
Ted, daughter Donna Fay of home.
Mrs. Eula Sanderson, , Mrs. '; Guy
Rhode and V. Milloy of Chinqua
pin and Rictsland. The Re, and
Hi XT. XI VIZ C tha load
, jfel na tf C
, Everything from soup to nuts
ef good things to eat were there
and there was a little confusion as
to the age but the honoree was
' showered with many gifts, and
many more of days to come with a'
nice family and friends , . . to tout
him again, v
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!MrSj "Mah'Sand)(rtoiv who ae
companied: the Br bt the High
School last week on their trip to
OreenvfflefeUwhflethere7-aiid
has been nursing a sore knee and
ankles nce. Some say, "she rolled
aown wc-aieija were in una m uie
building!" Welt' Sr.. ; be' ready to
' look -out for-her-safety while- ii
New- York,' as there are lot more
to Keep you from seeing where
on W going! Here's hoping she does
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mington hospital last week, suffer
ing from a sort of Kidney Colic, is
back at home and getting on nicely
once more. 1
Mr. .Corma Cavenaugh. who has
been feeble this winter eeems fr
be out again and getting on nicely.
Good to see him out agair anyway.
Mrs. A. J. Sellers of kinston has
returned home after spending the
week-end at Mrs. Eula Sanderson'
and other friends and u relatives
here.
It's a good thing for the' Human
Racethat 1 ISO years don't come
ny ofte.er Why? The Bi-Centeit-
urn OBicorauvn - prcparauun, now
way In and around. Fayette
vltta (County) commemorating its
of existence, taking place
soon now, la having its results in
more ways than one to say the
least The way they have to dress.
etc, but the most talked, and sulk
ed about (by the women), being
the "Brothers Of The Brush." They
cant shave, if so, they may go to
Jail but, have to visit the Barber
to keep trimmed! Just for the
record. . . The Ladies have to
BUY their privilege to wear, make
up t. vend 'they say, TheFuriu-
ture Stores- .have., been, having
boon business on , sale, of "Twin
Beds." And last but not least "me
r, -.1 n..-i " I. 4 - .1
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it the Doctors are expecting their
immIIaa In ittA fiitur
Even the Cops on their beats
are saiB to be taking unfair "Guff"
from 1 -curtou-'Turat wno -non i
uajjmasa -Bor ajisgneirg we us
'mm,.U Mm! to miImii1
highway. The BAN trailer la j
snany years 'ef depeodableXj
'racks or as a fjai aa trailer.;
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pounding their regular beats.
How it all will end, no one will
ever know. No matter how insane
it all is, Fayettevllle will never be
the samel See your local papers for
further details about the parades
and week of activities and manage
to visit for at least one day and
-ctuxder what you will be like when
your town gets to be WO years old!
The. Head Like Object shown
last week 'in the Times needing
identifying cWaerning the finding
by the ' poet Wallace" Havelock
Robb, of Abby Dawn Museum of
Archeology : in Kingston, . Ontario,
wilon"! us so much; I no.
ticed by looking at it long enough
and thinking a bit it dont differ
so much from some of our faces
aye can see around us today. Of
course, I was"at a distance from it!
Mr. Jean Sanderson 'returned
back to Norfolk last week-end with
the Rev. Van Murrell, where Mr.
Murrell visited with his family,
Mrs. N. E. Gresham and family.
Jean in Navy Ship somewhere!
Wouldn't know how to describe
the most outstanding event of the
iy at he Baptist church on Easter
Sunday . t where a new Jr, Choir
was horned at the unrise Service,
led by Miss, Mary" Esther Fu'treaL
The young voices blendingwitltthe
perfect brightness of the sun their
newly .acquired, white , robes, re
mind us of Christ and Heaven, suit
able of the occasion." i ;
The effects of the program and
the "Time" could mean so much to
the Heart as one were willing to
put Into it. Devotional was led by
soma of the Elders in the absence
of the pastor who honored the
Dobsen Chapel Services with his
presence at the same hour. Miss
Margaret Brinkley, pianist.
The regular noon day service by
the Rev. Murrell left one feeling
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ADMINIStaATOR'S NOTICE
Haying qualified .as-administrator
of the estate of C H. Joyner, de
ceased, late of Duplin Coimty,
North Carolina,' this Is to' notify
all persons having claims against
the MUte Of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at 902
Northi Carina . Street, Goldsbero,
N. C, on .or fcefsra the 8tk day
of March. 1KA at thU aotlc
be pi6Vded in Btf cfitMir Neottty.
AL person indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment
This the 10th day ot'Mafch, 1951
Alton Voynerf t1"
Administrator Of CR Joyner
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
T'aving qualified A Executor of
the estate of Lucy C. W.. Manley,
deceased, late of Duplin County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persens having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to 'the tihdertigned, at War
saw, N. C on or befc.-e the 26th
day ofMarch, 39W,'0r thUV notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
fu 4. D,rwiUfama, .IxeQil
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NOTKat-W-AAKaNISTMATION
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' The underslghed, having quaHfieil
as , administrator of ' the estate of
B. Kennedy, deceased,, late of
DupUrr County, thls le toeioUfy-ni
persons having claims against said
eslaUi ai piusmt tlieui to Uie miueii
pleaded In bar of the recovery. AU
persons Indebted to said estate will
please make inuadiate payment to
(Said estatewplewejnaks ,JF"
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I Thl . e ?Jth da tjj( March. lBSi.
Ljie upderslsjned. .1 1
nTfcfceMri day oflMarch, 195.;
of estate of C B. Kennedy, M
Deceased, Pink Hill N. C f
a E. Phillips, Attorney ll
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the need, nearness and oesire of our
Lord every second, minute and hour
of the day leaving thoughts of dic
ing, a much, easier way ef resigna
tion to live, with end to realize
when the heart is right with God,
our purpose here on fhis earth has
so much more value, not only to
ourselves, but to our fellow-men.
sunaay school attendance was
168 our enrollment, 191. The new
S3, rooms will soon be ready for
use so keep filling them up! Visit
the classes and Join. The B.T.U.
each Suhday P. M. at T. Join that
too. All visiters welcomed. Mr. Les
lie Norris S. S. Class expecting to
Join a picnle this Sunday at the
Greenfield lake in Wilmington
better b e there! Mrs. Ida Mae San-
wn. rncta to huve a "fish fry"
at the local river Friday night , . ,.
nont forget -
Bible School has a program start
ing June 14th, here is expecting X
be one of the I argest attendance
ever had here. Teachers and help
ers are now being alerted to their
tasks and all children are eagerly
awaiting the beginning of the
event. I
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The Beta Club class returned on
Sunday evening from a three-day
convention held in Ashevllle, ac
companied by Miss Wells and Mr.
Register, teachers of their classes.
5Mr. '.Hubert Sanderson getting
hungry for "Bar-B-E-Cue." last
week held a supper for about fif
ty at his friends and neighbors . .
at hia home. , . ,r , .,: -
,Mr. and Mrs. James Fowler and
son, Keith, of Salisbury, and sister
Mrs. Adam Haglan of Concord, were
Easter visitors of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Norward Blanchard and
family.
Mr. Ray Brown of Chapel Hill
snd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Worth
Proctor, of Raleigh accompanied
their mother, Mrs. Lizzy Brown,
home Easter Sunday after her long
stay In Raleigh with her daughter.
Friends have missed her here.
.Miss Hilda Maready of E.C.T.C.
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr. . and Mrs. George
Dewey Maready and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beal of Wil
mlngton were a guest of her moth
er, Mrs. V. Milloy, over Sunday last.
Little Fay Lanier, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lanier, was
hostess to her birthday party and
"egg hunt" combined last week at
the nome of. hr parents. , Games,
gifts' and refreshments were enjoy
ed catered by her mother and sis
ter. . '. Mrs. Lanier and Mrs. Gur
man Maready.'
Mh Alfred Lanier attended the
Beta' Club in Asheville last weekend
with his' classmates.
Mrs.' A.1 E." Williams' spent last
wek with her sister, 'Mrs. Flavi
Pigtord of Willard, and made a
business trip to Burga v while there.
The W tmeii Of The Church of the
fttrte,1a h ltd 'It rgu!sr meet
ing frit Wed: ... A ril lh with
a iood f attendance. Mrs. 1 ' Myrtle
Quinn was in charge of the program
which was in the irfterest of Our
young peoples of the world. s
I It you want to help cut down on
highway accidents, , folks, one way
to do it is to slack up some on the
speedometer while on the roads.
Mrs. Dolan Sellers of Wallace was
a recent visitor of her 'sister, Mrs.
Leslie Southerland and other rela
tives near Chinquapin.
Mrs. Rddolph Morton and dau'gh
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NOTICE
THE GENERAL COUNTY
COURT
IN:
State of North Carolina,
County of Dupjjn
Robert Newklrk
Edna Lee Newklrk
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The above named .defendant, Edna
Lee NewUrk, will tak notic that
an action" ai above entitle W been
commenced in the General bounty
Court for. Duplin County , by., the
plaintiff, .Robert i.Newkirk, for an
absolute l divorce- on : ; tbf , ground
of ,two or,? more j year separation
nextipreeeedlng. the bringing of, this
suit:! and the .defendant, will further
take notice that ahaiq required;, tp
appear , at , the ; office oi, the: Clerk
of . the General County Court in
Kenansville, Nortjt) Carolina within
thfrtir'' day,'a'ftef the' ;i4th 'day Of
May lflM and' there' answer or de
mur to the oompmint that has been
iled,n said,fltipn.,or thl plaln,UH
will PPl to he, Jfjourt f?r the, re
lief demanded in said' acion by t&i
eomnlalnt.-""1""""" 1'jj''' MUMu
! Tlu;.the,.)th,,day April, .-1954.
1 ,, b. y. weiu," ,, ; ,;
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ter, Elizabeth, and her' mother, Mrs.
Dixon, made a visit at New Bern
last week to take Mrs. Dixon home
after a visit with her daughter and
family, ' -
' . Mrs. Van Murrell and baby An
nette returned to Norfolk with her
mother, Mrs. N. E. Gresham, last
week, to spend a few days with
her after having Mrs. Gresham for
a .much needed visit and rest for a
few days from the city. ;
Mr. and Mrs. L. Walton of Maple
Hill was a recent visitor of Chin
quapin but has been warned to not
get so low on gas before starting
for home again . . not liking to
have to walk after gas ... in the
night time.' - .
A "covered dish supper" climaxed
the end of a week's activities here
at the Baptist church recently with
a large number of the members of
the Week of Prayer attending. -
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dixon of
Kinston were Easter guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert i
Dixon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roybourn Batchlor
and two children of Baltimore have
returned home here where they
will make their home after an ab-
sence of several months in Baltl-
i more. ...
1 Mr. and Mrs. Garlan Lanier scent
last week-end with their parents,
here and in Beulaville with Mr.
and Mrs. Lanier and Mr. and Mrs.
Miller.,,
' Mr. Robert Cavenaugh of Rich
mond, Va, is spending a few weeks
here with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cave
naugh and other relatives.
Mr.- Robert Cavenaugh' of Rich
mond. Va.. is snendine a few weeks
here with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grady, has been on a trip down in
GavenaugV and Other relatives. C"0" and South America, WelL I
Mr. and Mr James Pickett of knew he was running for a seat
Chadbourn were visiting his moth- 1" the Senate-what I didn't know
er, Mrs. Carrie Pickett last Sunday w that he would go to that "Ex
and other friends and relatives. Itheme" to get there. Those people
FACTS AS I BEE IT! LIFE!
Haven't you seen people so "stin
gy" if they ever have the occasion
ta lend you a few dollars you feel
like THEY think it "shrinks" while
you have it in use? They're telling
that on me! Whow! It's not "stixgy"
that makes the difference here
well, THEY SAY one's FACE is
their fortune and it's like an old
saying "It's not what they say about
you, it's what you really are, that
counts." So, if THEY think I've got
money it's just as well that way!
hope!
Forgetfulnesa people say, "Is one
symptom of getting old." If you
want to test your memory, just try
to remember the little things that
vmwittA vmi vAatorHav nr last ua1r I
If you cannot remember them, it's
not only good for you but a bless
ing in many cases. Being forgetful
doesn't always mean you're getting
old for very few young folks re
member what they are tlpd. -Feel
better now !
Zs beat to lot depend ta much
on luck iJotie it cannot do"" too
much if it doesn't Have lots of help!
We. all know we should always
be, kind to each other; and to ev
eryone. Some of us who would .give
and do, if we could should try(
As you know, you cannot give kind
ness away it always comes back
tb you. In mixing with the public.
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it's like making a "Sour Apple Pie"
it's wise to use all the sugar you
can and then add a lot, more . .. '.
to be successful. -
Do ing .these "Easter Bonnett"
days, don't let any compliments on
your new hat go to your head when
they it's "pretty." They might mean
that it's pretty Awful!
1 think it's better that we do not
think that the World owes us- a
living, if it did, it would probably
be as hard to collect as any other
bill! There's one think, it's like the
story that "you can't take it with
you," Biit these days' we can't even
keep It with us while we're here.
We shouldn't be in too big a hur
ry to see ou rsmall towns growing
into a big city. Just think, when
carriages, drawn by horses on the
streets in now New- York City-n
years ago, they traveled at a speed '
ate 'of 11-5 mile an hour on i the
same street newadays with our fast '
kn... Wall h.i'. ,.
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'of Mm nonuia.
oY..lowTwn7.
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about the increase
tion no kick there
To All Stagg 1 Party Members:
when your Wife ask you upon your
return trip to one of your "jahints'
whether or. not you had a nice time,
"Darling," don't let a slip d fthe
tongue catch' you: with, "Oh, Just
so-and-so." She might ask you, AND
what , interrupted yeuT With . a
dagger in her eyes ... or voice!
I hear your "Editor.!" Mr. Bob
don't know him down there; espe
cially, well enough to know he
should be sitting In the Senate Bbx!
That's a problem YOU folks will
have to decide for him . . . come
voting time!
I guess It's better for the "Aver
age" girl to iiave beauty than
brains . . . because, as a rule the
average man can see better than
he can THINK! Many women have
the ability to out-wit and out-live
men, and we are beginning to notice
the seriousness of this, situation
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with no little alarm It makes us
wonder IF it means that it's later
than we think!. If you get what
mean!. .You know, seven women to
a man before the end of TIMEy
I hear lots df people say, "They're
hoping not to get sick until the
completion of our new hospital in
Kenansville is accomplished. Well,
if you ask me--they're, . jaoX ..many
so anxious to visit it siek-rbut wU
be proud to enter it as, a potent-tit
and 'when, necessary j,.-..
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-H Program
Negro' school teichercand 4-H
Club leader-received! praise last
week for. hia outstanding-work a-
mong Negro boys aiid girls of Wal
lace -and-Duplin CouBtyr--, '
A.. O. Williams, teacher-leader in
Wallace ' Negro ' elementary
l "Has' taken1 the'lead in the
UB
School,
coning in foeterinryouth programs,"
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Nttrro County agent (or the Africu-
Negro County agent for the Agricu
ltural Extension Service.
Wilkin says Williams ."has yet to
Indicate he is too little for any big
job .or too big tor any little job,"
The county agent says Williams' at
titude has Jgreatly Y benefited the
Wallace Negro 4-H Clum. Since be
ing transformed to Wallace he, has
guided two of his club members to
the position of cunty council presi
dent. His leadership also carried one
of his former club, members ,aj
Beulaville to the .presidency.; "Al
though the office Is filled by pop
ular vote," says Wiikins, "there is
little doubt that Williams provided
the training and leadership to en
able the youngsters to be selected,
by their fellow club members."
Williams' Interest in club work
consume both his time and energy.
according to Wiikins. "Often he
drives nearly eighty miles between
Warsaw, his home, Wallace, and
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, Wiikins says. Williams' interest
and efforts in Duplin 4-H'Club work
havei done much to strengthen the
moral fiber of our rural youth."
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sea ef Mr. and Mrs. Jamea C. Knell
ef Rose Hill. North Carolina, has
completed the aeadesnle phase e
training In the Medici Intermedi
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Service- School, Breeke Army Med
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threagheut the stadent Ufa and'
can lead to fa tare civilian heepitat
. The Medical Field Servte School
t ana of seven aalts ef Break
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ef arefeaalenal and technical train
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