v:
: iMEloise Rider and father Mr. Me-
Mr.' and Mrs. Bernice Korne-, Ko Kennedy last week. ' - ;
; M. 'l-.l' lfa' '..J 0 L T"V
ay on atanioro ,f community 1 , "ira. ia n.,jciu)y ana
were Sunday guest of Mrs. B. L.800 of Lillington! were weekend
Mrs. Allen Dunn, Mrs Ed Spa
rks and brother, Ben Williamson,
r., visited their mother in James
Walker Hospital , Wilmington,
llTiday. tfe'jfiffii?) 1 V,. k
j-f'- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rider
and family were supper guest of
; their mother, Mrs. Eloise Rider
iSvaduyS .M;':.;,vj:, y',;:l'
Mr, Edward Sparks of Chicago
tW.i ha joined his wife. Mrs.
;. Mary E. .Sparks, for a visit Mrs.
; Sparks was called, home some
1 thnfi ago because of illness and
" death of her father. '.;V:r ,t
. r ; Mrs. Harold Swertson of Char
vlotte was guest of her sister Mrs.
guest of Mrs W. J.( Pickett
Mrs, Gertrude Cooper of Wal
lace was.' a Saturday : guest Of
Mrs: Pickett -V iw,..,.;.; t:,,,i
' Mrs. J. O Stokes and Mrs. C
B Guthrie f! shopped In Golds
boro Tuesday. : L -rJUiV
Mrs. H. M. .West Sr., and Joe
West . visited Henrv , West ;' Jr.,
and daughter" in Wayne Memo
rial Hospital Goldsboro, Tuesday,
jr. ana xurs. Marvin Korne
gay : of Grensboro and Mr., and
Mrs. .Roy Sanderson . of Beula
ville were Saturday guest of Mrs,
Parker Qulnn,V'f&rtj.S 4'-:!.iM'f
i Mr. and Mrs. Jean Harlow, of
Rose. Hill' , visited Mrs. Parker
Quinn last Sunday afternoon,
As Ts 0auf m
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NEW ILGuGlT
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Saves up to 15 more off your
mm'
OHrer now offers yon the greatest corn-saver built.
Pot this oorn header on your Oliver elf-propelled
aad save 5 to 15 more from every acre, pay for
it in a season or two.
Only an Oliver combine cuts; takes in and thiytthes
the entase stalk.' It's a new concept in com harvesting
-rtbe modem way. There are no snapping rolls. So,
then are no shelling losses. This k ihe only way to
save oil your crop. .,, t . .
Has, Oliver header dees thsee jobs at enee cuts,
shells, shseda. It saves every kernel, prepares your
fields tor plowing in dm peee Hie
Oliver setf-prapeQed also offers a king-.
sue separating and weening aiea. and I ?
-doseas of other advantages. Come in
for the full story-r-now.
1 A. HwardstDpy
i
3alf and Service
Dunn Highway
Clinton, N. C.
i Phi 3299
L
King College ? Bristol, Teniv
opened Its J958-59 session this
week with a reqord enrollment
of : some -300. men ' and women,
with students frojn thirteen sta
tes and eight foreign countries.
The f aeuUy group' Ihis year is
also enlarged, "with tea: new fa
culty members. Three, are re
placements for facutly "members
who have , been: awarded fellow
ships, for., graduate study; - and
five represent additions to the
faculty; in' King College's pro.
gram Of expansion. "This lar
ger faculty will result in some
additions to the curriculum."
commented! ' President R. T. L,
Uston, "but its chief effect will
be to strengthen the' institutional
program by decreasing the tea
ching load1 of the faculty."
i The new Dean of Students at
King will be the Reverend Geor
ge A. Anderson, formerly vice-
president of Montreat, College.
OADCA
THEATRE
GUIDE
WALLACE, N C
Thiirsdiy Friday , t
'(s...- ,. j
'ssftsBHsslMI sBssMMI Hasi
Also
Frankenstein of 1970
Cartotn
Saturday
"The Dalton Girls"
Starring The Dalten Girls
"Safecracker"
StevniXLf Ray Milland
Carwon
Sunday Monday
Fsijrciji
fc,aAr of Ivc.iuusvie. X-r. Out
law is majoring in psychology,
and is active in, the work of the
"K" Club, i'iifimk,
-r ' I"-"' ; "" - "
v ? Announce Birth ;
g M)tf and iMrs. J. W Williamt.
son of .Yadklnville announce the
birth of a daughter, Starr Bren
dle. Williamson, weighing t lbs,
8 ounces, Sept s, 1958. .i.'
ue iw( wu ilua, juiuicn ona
rpe of ';the 'Kenansville Baptist
Church - announce1" the birth of
a daughter, Lauren Carol, at
7:48 p.m. on the 14th of Septemi
ber . 1958, at Rex Hospital in
Raleigh; Mrs.- Sharpe is the for
mer Betsy Lyon Jackson of Gar
ner, N. C. the mother and baby
are staying with Mrs. Sharpe's
.mother near Raleigh during con
valesence. '.. '.
. Card Of Thanks
I wish to express my : sincere
thanks to Dr. Rasmussen and the
fine nurses 'in Duplin General
Hospital for the fine treatment
that I received while an opera
tive patient there. Also to my
many friends for their many cour
tesies shown me while I was a
patient.
Cyrus Rhodes.
illlliewfiil
by Mrs. J. H. Parks , ,
a;Dr. Clinton Lee Scott, Minis
ter of the Universalist Church at
Tarpon Springs, Florida and au-thor-
of the book, "Religion can
Make Sense" will be guest spea
er 'for next Sunday service at
eleven o'clock. ' Sermon topic,
"Life is Simple," all are invited
to head Dr. Scott
The Home Demonstration club
will meet monday Sept 22nd at
3 -o'clock. Place will be announ
ced later, r
L. W. Outlaw attended reunion
of Battery A in World War I
held hear. New Bern Sunday.1
Mrs. Lessie Horton was hos
tess to the locall bridge players
at her home Saturday night.
Remus Creel Jr. student at
State College spent Saturday ni
ght and Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Remus CreePSr.
Gordon K. Outlaw is a patient
in Wayne Memorial Hospital
Goldsboro.
Miss Wyra Maxwell of Will
son was a weekend visitor with
his sister Mrs. U. i'. Outlaw.
The Young Adult Ckas will,
meet Tuesir.y i:'::;ht.
c;i9j y ;a:: .a;.: - .r
to attend fcsrigham Young
We vf-h to express our ;
cere thinks ior the many deeds rfaw
of kindness, floral tributes and University at Provo, Utah.
iui cvv;ijr cjiisiesaiim ui sym
pathy shown ' us during the sic- f
bnaoo QrA laotK nf nttn Iait.J
father.
Family of Simpson Harper
Donald H. Hayes wUl act as con
ductor of the East Carolina Col
lege .Orchestra during the present
school year. A. faculty membeb of
the department of ' ' music . at the
college, Mr. Hayes has been con
cert master of the orchestra for
thi past five years.
He has just been appointed to
dlreH the tnsemble by Dr, Earl
'Beech, head of the department of
music. Arrangements for the year's
work are now In the making. The
1958-59 program will include study,
rehearsals, and public appearances
on the campus, and elsewhere, ac
cording to present plans.
. The East Carolina College Orch
stra is composed of students fac
ulty member, and instrumenta
lists from Greenville and other lo-
Residents of this area are en
telephone service. '
James Parker of Whitville was
a weekend visitor with the home
folks and went to Danville, Va.
Sunday night for the opening of
the old Belt tobacco Markets to
day (Monday).
iVsitors with Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Kornegay Saturday and Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Quinn of Smithfield and Mr. nad
Mrs. Lennie Howaid of Pink
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs Leland Taylor
in Kinsion Sunday.
4. . i M k., ,
ixneaire
eailtles in the eastern part of the
state. A sfxty-meaiKr organiaa
tion. It baa been directed tor the
past seven years by Dr. Kenneth
N. Cuthbert r who iresigdid last
simtmer as head of the East Caro
lina department of music.
Mr. toy began reh arsal with
the group Tharsday night. Dar
ing the ;11 quarter, the orchestra gjtnrty Only
Tbanday.. Friday Sept U-lf
THE SHEEPMAN
t Stantnr' Okna . Tot 1 V
Shirley ttacLalne , . ,
They CaUed him tin
Strang er WUh A Gea -In
Cinemascope and Btetereeeler
will rehorre on'Mon. night of
each week at ':30 in th t:.d and
(';hstra Room of ll.-ie Hall.
The first e. nccst of th-i year is
sch.duled lor Decembj- 9 String
players are !n deman l and are In
vit d to Jon the ensem U
A gradua'e of Ne-v I'ni
versit,, Mi. Hayes has played with
tha New York City Symphony un
der Walter Damrosch; the West
chester, N. Y., County Symphony
under Albert Stoessel; and the
New Yrk Summer Orchestra un
til r Serge Koussevitsky. He has
t'.adiied conducting under such
teachers as Stoesse, Victor Reb
ir.an, C. Warren Erb. and Thomas
F. D'Arcy.
Sept. Mlav
, Return To Warbow
I SUrrinf Phil Carey
No one'a alee pins ia Waibow
Toolffat
I Technicolor
I parent may be shocked but
Tooth will Understand ' tt
r "Eighteen and Anxious9.'
I ataJring William CampbbU x
Sunday - JMondfcy Sept 1-23
The North Frederick
i Starrlnr Cary Coeper
Diane Vani
Susy Parker
Oinemaaoope
CoW dartoen
Tu'sday - Wednesday Sept Z3-M
During the World War II period. PROUD YOUNG REBELS
he studied conducting at the OCS High School Hellaaps
Army Band School. Ia Germany, Plus
. . . . , i , II A Dul
i n i Cz ,5hoslvakia Be conauciea i
i
I symphonic ensembles made Up of.
yarioas U. C. Army groups.
The
Truth About Hlffh
Sororities!
School
Presbyterian Circle ,
"r Circle no. I of Grove Presby
terian church met with N. B.
Boney at her home en Chinqua
pin road. In abscence of Circle
chairman, Mrs. Boney presided
opening the meeting with sen
tence prayer. Mrs. John A Gavin
led a discussion on. "Growing
Church." Mrs. A. T. Outlaw as
sister the hostess in serving pu
nch, peminto cheese sandwiches,
cookies and salted nuts to the
seven members present
Cartoon
Tuesday 4 Wednesday
Frankenstien of 1970
Starring Boris Karloff
AUo
Spy In The Sky
Starrtag Store Brodle
i Cartes
U&sHaeski
Cora Stokes Circle
The Cora Stokes Circle met
with Mrs. C. B. Guthrie at her
home on Warsaw Road, Mrs. L.
C Burch chairman presiding.
Mrs. Perry Dobson made the op
ening prayer, Mrs. Guthrie pro
gram chairman gave an inter
esting talk on "the Bible and
why a Bible Society," Mrs. J.
O. Stokes gave the devotional
The hostess served, tea, assorted
IE6AI NOTICES
NOTICE
ceo
5!l
3A1
STILL SELLING HIGH
PLENTY OF FLOOR SPACE
AT'
THE ROMNA WHSE.
In Clinton
riviiuur
A Special Term of Superior
Court of Duplin County for the
trial of Civil Cases has. been or
dered. Said term will begin on
Monday, September 29, 1958, and
continue one week, or until the
business is disposed of.
This the 12th, day of Septem
ber, 1958.
Leon Brown, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
9 - 25 - 2T D. Co.
start your
hunting
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People of Duplin County To Visit
Their New Sporting Goods Store. N
Featuring Wilson -Spaulding And
Rawling Lines Complete Line
Of Sporting Goods & Fishing Tackle.
Clinton Sport
Center, Inc.
Marvin A. Tew, iHancjer
Cluiton, N. C.
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ADMIMiTRATRrx NOTICB
The undersigned have been duly
qualified as Administratrix of the
Estate of John Brantley Bailey,
late ef Duplin County. North Car
olina, this is to notify all persoas
having clairhs against said estate
to present them to the undersign
ed in Faison, North Carolina, on
or before the 15th. day of Sept
amber 1959, or this notice wiH be
pleaded ;n isr df their recovery
All persons indebted -to said
estate will please make immedi
ate payment.
Mrs. Emma K. Bailey
Administratrix of the Estate of
John Brantly Bailey
10-23-flT E. K. B.
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Ml Domestic Add Foreien " Buyers' Are " Represeried Here
And We Have A Fine Set Of Buyers, For Friendly And Courteous
: 'Service;K:V'''s-;" :'X v 4vilM :jh
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Thursday
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TOO MUCH
TOO SOON"
Starrln Dorothy MaJene
Errol Flyaa
Presented by Warner Brae.
FrL ftiru. Monday , Sepi 19-tt
ITS TOO! FOR
; No Tinie; For
Sergeants
Starring Andy Griffith
.kIjon MfcConnlck
, BSertyi LeBny .
' Fonnier Than The Playt
' Happier Than The Book
The Play Ban For Solid Tears
Toes. Wed - Thar. Sept t3-M-2S
A Phenomenon yon hare to set
to beUeve."
"And God Created
In Cinema Soope and Eassmaneoler
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