TEX ZVTUX TDIES KENANSVILLE, N. C. TV7DAY i...l::.X 1
Personals:
Miss' Yvonne Patterson -6t Ra
leigh spent Nthe week end with
he parents, Mr.- and Mrs. A. J..
' . Patterson. ,; ,s i... -.';..;.;..;,, ''.
Mr and Mrs Bobby Ingrani of.
Saleiffh iment Snnrtnv with iilr.
- and Mrs.; A. J. , Patterson, and
I Mrs. W M lngrant trj,:--
, '-, Mr. and Mrs. L' J.GravesJfson
of Richland -visited Mrs Nor
" Mrs. Andrew Scott Visited Mr,
-, i' Scott at the Veterans ' hospital
, .in - Fayetteville Sunday.1
y Mrs. H. L. Stevens of Warsaw
-visited ; her mother "Mrs.'-,.L.' - A
Beasley and Mrs Herbert Smith
.' Friday afternoon -'''. j v s "'
Mrs. Lila Shaffer; and Sherral
Rouse of Burgaw spent Sunday
with ' Mr: Nora Shaffer. ..
Mr-'J'R.'Gradv and JMarearet
.-id Mrs W. M Ingram shopped
In Goldsboro Saturday '
Mr. 'and Mrs,, Frank Booth and
children of Charlotte visited Mr.
i - j ' ir Tir;i xA..w
afternoon. ,
. Mr.'Carl Penney , of State Col-
lege: is spending spring holidays
George Penny. . . ' '
-'. ? Mr. 1 and . Mrs. Arnold TJbbson
afi fnmllv a Wilmlntftnn nnt
Tne ween tuiu wiui jxir. unu iiua.
P. J Ilohson ::; : ii- .
Mr. Steve Williamson of 'Campbell-
colleee sDent the week end
, with his mother, Mrs. p. S. Wil
; ' liamson. , :
. K. Mr Emory Sadler of State -Col-
lege is spending the spring holi-.1-
days; with; his mother, Mrs. Mat-
tie sartlpr. . .
Mr anil Mrs,. Gene Hall Of
... tose-mu ancvMr. ana xvirs. jsck
'C Williams and son of Wilmington
spent Sunday with Mrs. Parker
Quirfn. .-.
Miss Barbara Mitichell of E. Ct
College , Greenville spent the
" i j 1 II f
Louise Mitchell.; ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis vestal and
Mr. and Mrs W. M Brinson made
, a business . trip to Chapel Hill
'Monday.
;Mrs. Theo Helms has returned
home after a visit with her bro
ther, Mr. Alois Hollingsworth in
San Antonio,: Texas.
iMrs., J. I Tucker and Mrs.
I, N Bowden shopped in Mt Olive
Saturday afternoon
j-Cammander. and Mrs. - A. W.
Payne and far'y arrived hero
last Wednesday from California
' -fn irieiMr' and Mrs ' R.. E. Hnl-
lingsworth. Comdr Payne will
be stationed, tn Washington, D U j
jvirs. rayne ana cuuuren wui ie-
. main here with Mr. and Mrs. Hol
linMWnrth Until late snrins.
K ,, Commander A. W Payne is
; visiting nis parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
Mr and Mrs C, C. Hester and
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: 4MHa:inted Strangler"
Stalling Barla fCarloff
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"Friend Without a Face"
l Starring ..Marshall .Thompson
" 1 Cartoon , '
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. Starring Chrlaton H-ston .
' Abq ': '
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',-.;-. Etarrlng Richard Arlear
t e ,' Plui Se lal and CarWxm
Sonday i Monday Tuesday
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JACK HAWKINS
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Wednesday;, , ' ' -.; .'.
' on the Loose" i
Starring Mara Corday -
: x:You Are
Invited To Attend The
. Formal Opening
of
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V - . r.Iain Street ; - . . '
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. TAZzj Janrry 33 A
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I 10:C0 A. M. and:C3 P. !l f
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risrt &
family spent Sunday .irith Mr
and Mrs B. B. Hester and Mr.
and Mrs. M. L Hester in Bladen-
bon-'; ." --"' k
- Mr and Mrs. Russell Stuart of
Lillington visited Patrolman and
Mrs. G. R. Stuart Sunday.'
Mrs. Vera Bostie 6f .Beulaville
visited Mr R. E. Hollingsworth
Sunday aftera6n. ." v ' - ' '
Mr.1 and i .-Mrs Cy Teitelbaum
spent the week end in New York.;
Miss Sykes Ws'
Bridge Hostess -? ':
Miss Mary , Lee Sykes enter
tained' the Tpwn'' and ? Country
Bridge 'Club last Tuesday even
ing at her home. :
.Mrs. Eloise Ryder was a. visi
tor tot' the games. ! ' ': '
: During " progressions, toasted
nuts and Coca Colas were served.
Mrs. E. C. Tyndall was high
score winner,' 1 Mrs, Ryder was
presented a gift. Mrs. E. J. Simp
son, wh6 it moving to New Bern
was presented . with 1 a going-a-way
gift .-j ..;: -'-t.
During the social hour, the nos
tesa served salad plate and cof
fee to Mesdames C. C. Hester,
Wiley Booth, J. J. Wells, E C
Tyndall,. G R. Stuart, Bill Spi
cer,. Eloise Ryder and E. J. Simp
son. Church Service Held
Last Tuesday evening, the
youth group of Sandy Plain Bap
tist Church and their pastor, Dr.
J. J. Brooks held church services
for the residents of,'the Whaley
Boarding home. Taking a part in
the services were Eugene bum-
ner, Dorothy Thigpen, Annie
Kennedy,' Ralph. Sumner, Pres
ton Smith, Ralph Edwards. Ralph
Smith, Lawrence Smith, Violette
Sumner and Rudene Kenedy
Miss Williams Was
Bridge Club Hostess
Miss Margaret Williams enter-
tained her bridge dub, in the
oi Bars.
Martha Sitterson
last Wednesday night.
Seasonal Flowers were used 'in
decorations where guests assem
bled for play.
During progressions the hostess
seryed Coca Colas and salted nuts
and at the conclusion of play
I ice cream pie. and . coffee was
served,
High score trophy was won by
Mrs. Bill Helton. Consolation
prize was given Mrs. Mattie Sad-
r. Mrs.. J K. uraoy, wno was a
visitor was remembered with a
-
j Others playing were Mesdames
Woodrow: Brinson, Marina on-
'terson, w. razeiie,.vy. j. o-
isu -j
Kenan Community
4-H Chib
Organized
Monday night twenty - three
youths and adults met at the
home of Mrs. Mary Kennedy, to
discuss the orgarijiaition at a
Community i-H club.
Mrs. Lois Britt Assistant Home
Agent met -with '.the group , and
discussed the purpose of a club
and the part .it would play in
the-conununjtyThe group voted
tor brganizend elided,, Tommy
Hulbert president and Judy
Whitman, vice president Mrs.
Mary Kennedy and Mr. River?
Winstead were namedas Adult
leaders. Other officers will br
elected in the near future.
The group decided tor1 meet- or
Monday night after third. Sunday
Of each month' at ;-:7:30, ; in the
home of Mrsv .Mary Kennedy..
Men Oi Grove .
Hold Supper Meet
The -men of Grove Presbyter
ianlChurch held their regulai
supper meeting, Monday night,
in the Sunday School building.
Host for- the supper were Mr.
and Mrs I. N. Bowden and Mrs
Cy .Teitelbaum. : -
Following the supper ashort
business session was held.:' .
"Mr; S. M. Davis of Mt Olive
was a. guest to the meeting. ' ,
Girl. Scouts Holds v
Tnvesture 'Service
- An Impressive ceremony , wan
here Irt the local : schpol last
Wednesday .fternon when Troop
occasion was" an : Investure Se1- "'tr.f"
vice for two little irl whe tave fonventioir held in Newt Bern
recently passed off their Tender- arT?-'V' 'igm"
fAt ,Tt. fflrla invested Mr. nd, Mrs. Ivey Miller of
were Margaret Grady daughter of
Mr Ruth P. Grady and the late
Cordially:
i
Gift Shop
,i':,tr I'.-.;
Cur t.;r.-3W
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j:
Bob Grady and, Phvlli Fields,
dauuhter. of Mr. and- Mrs. Ivy
Fields, Their pins were present,
ed to Vhem by the Troop lea.
der, Mrs. N. R. Boney assisted by
Mrs. ' Woodrow , Brinson. Phyllis
was presented ' by Polly Brinson
aftef Which Frances Stroud pre
sented Margaret Both girls were
happy to have their' respective
mothers present.' After a short
playlet 'and several games re
freshments were 'enjoyed.- '
South Kenansville '
H. D. Club Meeting Held
". - Mrs. N. B. Boney was hostess
to the South Kenansville Home
Demonstration Club whe it
met with her last Friday after
noon at two o'clock The club
president, Mrs. Ralph Rarwick
presided over the business ses
sion. All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name was used at the opening
song. This was followed by the
Devotional conducted by the hos
tess who stressed the "Power of
Prayer." She based her remarks
on a book on the 1959 H. D.
list entitled "'Letting God Help
You" by Dr. John A. Redhead
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church in Greensboro.
Thirteen members answered
the roll and there were two visi
tors present making a total of
16. After the minutes had been
read by the secretary a report
was given by the Treasurer and
the penny parade was held.
The president announced se
veral important meetings to be
held from January 26th. thru
the 29th. as follows; Crafts Scho
ol Monday the 29th. School on
Housing Tuesday 27th. and Co
unty Council Meeting on Thurs
day 29th. -Members are urged to
attend.
' Mrs. Jean Huie of Warsaw dis
tributed the New Year Books
and gave her talk on how to have
"Good Club Meetings." A social
hour followed.
Early Morning H. D.
Club Met, Mrs. Quinn
The 'Morning Club met with
Mrs. R. G. Quinn, January 20,
1959 at 2:00 p.m. The president
opened the meting and Mrs Riv
ers Winstead gave the Devotional
Using the 44th Psalm, with all
Club members giving the pledge
to the U. S. Flag and repeating
in unison the Home Demonstra
tion Club members Creed, clos
ing with all members - praying
together the v100th' Psalm.
After a short business session
Mrs. Kornegay Home agent, gave
an interesting Demonstration on
"How to have Good Club meet
ings". Many suggestions '. and
ideas were given which will1
proye very helpful in planning
good club meetings for the year.
The meeting closed with the
club collect.
The hostess served delicious
pecan pie and chocolate pie with
coffee to the 12 members pre
sent. Mrs. Robert L. Summerlin and
children of Dublin visited rela
tives in this area Friday.
Judy Faye and Winnie Thigpen
of Griffon spent the weekend
- with their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Summerlin. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Thigpen viaited the
Summerlin's on Sunday
, . Visiting Mr. and. Mrs. John
I. Amon, Sr.' last Tuesday were
Mrs Roscoe Pierce of Wallace,
Mrs. Herbert Lanier, Mrs. J. D.
Sloan and daughter Kay of Chin
quapin and Mrs. Wayne Faulk
of Bear Marsh
Mr, and Mrs. Colon Holland of
Kenansville visited Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Bell Sunday.
The Rev and Mrs. Leonard B.
Woodall of Princeton were guests
Sunday of Mr and Mrs. T. A.
Jernigan. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Summer
lin and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil Winstead and sons of Mt
Olive visited Mrs; Fred Alphin,
Sr. and family, Sunday.
i Cyrus Rhodes returned home
Friday after being a patient in
I D"Ua General hospital Kenans-
"ear Marsh visited Mr. and Mrs.
-Colon Garner Suray,
vering from injuriae sustained
; from a fall at (- bmr home last
week. l::-. ,'-yy-l
1 Mr, and Mrs. Johnny Watson
and children who have been re
siding In Fountain have moved
to. this community. Mrs. Watson
is the daughter of- Mr. and Mrs.
Fo. Goodman. v-. -? ;J:'':r? "I "
- Mrs E. J. Summerlin and Mrs
T A. Jernigan attendad a crafts
workship for Home Demonstra
i on Club leaders hld In Kenansville-
Monday. -'i ,oV;' ;.v"';,-- -'
ilrs. Martha Outlaw, Mr. and
Mrs. -Thurman Davis end sans -pf
Mt Olive were diner 'gwwts Su
nday of Mr. and , Mrs. aMdie; Go
odman, . S;.; .'' -,
- Visitors 'of Mr eatd Mrs Cy
rus Rhodes during the weekend
were ' Lonwood Rhodee, Jlr And
Mrs. William "P. Rhodes and chi
ldren, of Kalefgh,, Caggie Rho
c5 s and Tom Hurst of Jackson-
lira. Garland Wallace and
I J , y T,'a"aee of Albertson.
' i I S. Carl Ivy-Val
i ' -i.-l rs. 'a C$7
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FRIGID WEATHER and hot soup for ice skaters are a natural
hook-up,- and here an enterprising pair of youngsters has put
the idea to ready use. Equipped with a canister of hot tomato
soup which one f their mothers provided from the kitchen
shelf, the pair enjoys brisk business at a skating pond in Cos '
, Cob,, Conn. Mercury stood at 18 when picture was . taken.
Customers agreed the price was right, and that hot soup was
a welcome '-'energy booster" for Snap-the-whip and figure 8's.
Mr and Mrs D F Chambers of
Kenansville, Monday.
Mrs. Leslie Bell and daughter
visited Mrs. Johnny Price of Se
ven Springs, Sunday.
Mr. anil Mrs. David John Kil
patrick and children of Rose
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Cham
bers of Kenansville visited Mr.
and Mrs T A Jernigan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brown and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Ma
son Brown of Rose Hill Monday.
Wendell Alphin and Fred Al
phin, Jr., of Chapel Hill and
Miss Linda Alphin are spending
several days with their mother,
Mrs. Fred AlphiQ, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Riven
bark of Rose Hill, Miss Bettie
Rae Quinn of Jacksonville, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Quinn and baby
of Kinston Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Quinn and children visited Mr.
and Mrs. Tommie Quinn Sunday.
Hal Woodall of Princeton and
Walter H;i!on, Jr., visited Ja
mes Bell ,n Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eritt of
Bear Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Ivey, Jr, and children, Mr. and
Mrs Foy Ivey r:u sc;ns were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs.
H. C. Lewis.
5
FRANK REAVES
Frank Reaves, 73 died Sa.urday
night after a brief illness at the
home of his, brother Norman Re
aves jn Mt. Olive.
funeral serviies were conducted
at , the home of Norman Reaves
Monday afternoon at 1:30. Inter
ment followed in the Family Ceme
tery near Mt. Olive.
He is survived by four brothers
A. R., Jesse H. and Norman Reaves
all of Mt . Olive and Daniel M.
. , , ,
5!!Vef, t ,?
Mrs. Alvie Andrews of Mt Olive,
Mrs. O. C. Bowden of Cleawrater,
Fla. and Mrs. Alice Conn of Swan
quarter Several neices and ne
phews. RAYMOND BELL
Raymond Bell Sr, 78 of Burgaw
died at his home Thursday. He was
a retired employe of the Standard
Oil Company.'- ; Funeral services
were conducted f;om the Burgaw
Methodist Church, of which he was
a, lifelong member, Saturday at
3 'p. m. Burial was in" the Burgaw
Cemetery. The Rev. C. F. Grill
officia'ed. Mr. Bell is survived by
his widow, the former Janie Mc-
Lendon; one daughter, Mrs. Lila
Maebell Teachey of Rose HUT:
two sons, Raymond Jr. of Burgaw,
Angus el Wilmington: nine grand
children: four brothers, C. F. Bell
of Garner. L. M., W. C and C H.
Bell, all of Currle
- RTJFTJS PAUL. BE OWN
Rufus Paul Brown, 71 of the
Charity ' Community died Satur
day night in Duplin General Hos:
pital after a brief illness.
; Funeral services were condu
cted at the Island Creek Bap
tist Church Monday afternoon at
J:30 O'clock by Rev. David John
son, pastor. Interment followed
in the Brown Family Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Ruth Dean Wiggins, two
daughters Mrs. Ruby Sanderson
of Baltimore, Mr Mrs. Thelma
Newkirk of Watha, Two , sons
Eugenes Brown' of Jacksonville
and Charles Brown of Rose HilL
Twelve grandchildren; One Sis
ter Mrs. Nancy J. Rouse of Rose
HilL ;" ' 1 vv ' .
MKE C. LEWIS .
: Mike Colon Lewis, 78 died
Thursday at him home in Fai
sui. aurviving are his wife, Mrs.
Blanche McGowan Lewis; . two
daughters, Blanche Lewis of' the
home," Mrs. Ralph Dail of Mt
Olive; four sons, Norman of Wil
son, Sam -of Burgaw, Perry of
Portsmouth, Va., William of Car
bonSale; EU four sisters, Mrs.
pete- Eavis of Mt OUve, Mrs. R
C; Bell of Spencer,'; Mrs iJohn
Cooks of Mocksville, Mrs. Emma
Vandevort of SahU Anna,. CaL;
and 11 grandchildren. ': f ; "
Funeral services were held Sa
iuxday set & pn, Jn; the Falson
Presbyterian Church, , of which
he was a member, by the Rev,
Herbert T. Lewis, assisted by the
Rev. William McCullen. Burial
was in the Taisaa cemetery.;
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t, 13 died
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4i
Mr and Mrs. Bobby Foss and
daughters of Myrtle Beach visi
ted Mrs Major Holmes Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cashwell
and daughter of Mt. Olive and
Miss Eva Vause were guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. John I.
Amon.
HOME DEMONSTRATION
CLUB
Mrs Eddie Goodman was hos
tess to the Summerlin's Home
Demonstration Club at her home
last Thursday afternoon.
Onward Ever Onward was us
ed as the opening song. Mrs.
E. J. Summerlin was in charge
of the devotional. Mrs Lois T.
Britt, assistant Home Economics
agent ,gave the demonstration
on "Better uiub Meetings. Year
books for 1959 were distributed
to members and the importance
of the clubs being represented
at each of the county meetings
was stressed. The collect was pra
yed to close the program.
Mrs. Carl Ivcy led the group in
'irr?' ljinng the recreation pe-
riod. The hastess, als'cd -.y. Ma-
rtha Kay Gou-! ran, served cho-
folate cake, coffee and toasted
nuts.
orijl HcjpitJ af;er several weeks
illnesj.
Funeral services were held at
the Warsaw Freewill Holiness
Church Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 by Rev. Ruben Jones. Inter-
ment was in the Clinton Ceme
ntery at Clinton.
She is survived by one daug
hter Mrs. E. J. Precise, of Clin
ton. Seven grandchildren, ele
ven great grandchildren.
MRS. JULIA A. SWINSON
Mrs. Julia Ann Swinson, 83,
of Beulaville widow of Ricnard
R. Swinson, died Monday of last
week at her home in the Foun
tain Store Community. Funeral
aci vices vvcic iittu x UC9UOJ a b
the Springfield Holiness Church
bv the Rev. W. R. Kennedy and
the Rev.. George Turner, Inter
ment was in the family ceme
tery near the home. She is sur
vived by three daughters, two
sons, 15 grandchildren.
MRS. N. L. FOY
Mrs. Elizabeth Southerland
Foy. wife of N. L. Foy, died sud
denly at her home Thursday.
Funeral services were held at
the First Presbyterian Church
at 3 p.m. Saturday by the Rev.
John R. MacKinnon. Burial fol
lowed in Oakdale Cemetery. She
is survived by her husband; one
daughter, Mrs. William B. Tay
lor of Wilmington; two grand
children; and one brother, Wil
liam J. Southerland of Myrtle
Beach, S. C. Mts. Fov was a
member of the First Presbyter
ian Church, where she served
as president - of the women of
the church. She was regent of
the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution and was a mem
ber of the board of - the Ameri
can Red Cross. She was also a
past president of New Hanover
County unit of the American
Cancer Society. In 1956 she was
selected woman of theh year of
New Hanover County.
She was native of Kenansville
and a sister of the late Lawrence
Southerland.
NEAL PICKETT
Funeral services for Neal Pick
ett,, SO, of Beulaville were held
Wednesday at 3 p. m., from Bethel
Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
Beed Erwin, Bursal was in a family
cemetery. -
Mr. Pickett dl d at his home
Tuesday. Surviving are his wife;
two children, Robert Pickett ana
Mrs. Joe! Williams of Beulaville;
his mother; Mrs. Henry Pickett;
two brothers,'; Henry Dunn and
Quince; three sisters, Mrs. Walt
er Nethrrcutt all of Beulaville,
Mrs.' Albert Mobley of Chinquapin
Mrs. Earl Lanier of Rose Hill three
grandchUdrenN;' ,.:.:'V.V-
MRS. MOLLIS B. WHEELER
.., Mrs. Mollie; R. Wheeler,; i2,
wife of Preston F. Wheeler, Bfcd
Thursday at her home -In : Wal
lace. Funeral services were Jbfeld
at Pin Hook Baptist Mission Ch
urch Saturday at ? p.m. by; the
RevL David Johnson, assiste-by
the Rev. Charles S McChesney.
Burial "was - In the church," ceme
tery. In addition to her husband,
sh it survived bv five daugh
ters, Mrs. Essie Wayman of .the
home, Mrs. Louise Moore ana
Mrs. Franc's Karreil of Harfells,
Mrs. Pomp cy Coombs end Mrs.
LEGAL NOTICES
.. . MOTICS OF SUMMONS J
, B PUBLICATION '
-. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
RUBY HOWARD
VS.
ELWODD LEE HOWARD
The Defendant, Elwood Lee
Howard will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Duplin County, North Carolina,
by the Plaintiff above named
against the d.fendant for an absol
ute divorce on the grounds of two
years separation, which the defen
dant is inte:ested and which cause.';
of ac:lon is set forth in the Com
plaint filed in Ihis cause and that
the defendant is a necessary party
to this action, and that the said
defendant will further take notice
that he is required to appear at
tho office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Duplin County in Ken
ansville. liorth Carolina, on the
19 day of March, 1959 and answer
or demur to the Complaint filed
in this action which has been dub
filed in said office, or the Plaintifi
will apply for the relief demanded
in this Complaint.
This the 28 day of Jan', 1959.
R. V. Wells Clerk of Superior
Court.
GRADY MERCER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
KENANSVILLE, N. C.
2-19-4T, G. M.
NOTICE OF LEASE
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that the
undei signed, acting as Receiver
under authority of an order of the
Superior Court of Duplin County
in Charles Smith et al vs. Graham
Dixon et al, will offer for lease for
the year 1959 to the highest bidder
for cash at the Courthouse door in
Kenansville, North Carolina at
12:00 noon, Wednesday, the 9th day
of February, 1959 the following j
described Ia:m in Kcnansvill j .
Township, Duplin County, N. C.
Known as the Claybourn Miller
farm and located about 4 miles
northeast of Kenansville, about Vfe
mil off N. C. Highway No. 11,
containing 21 acres of cleared land
and TOBACCO ALLOTMENT of
2.61 acres,
! This the
1959.
William E
26th day of January,
Craft
! Receiver
i 2-5-2T. W. E. C.
Dallns Jones of Rose Hill; four
sons, Major E. of Honolulu, T.
H. and Leonard P. of Kinston,
Bobby D. of the U S. Coast Gu
ard of Elizabeth City; 24 grand
cnilaren; one brother, Leamon
Riverbark of Wallace, three sis
ters, Mrs. W. J. Wheeler of Wil
son, Mrs. Henry Futrell of Wil
lard and Mrs. A W West of Goldsboro.
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KENANSVILLE
MT. OLIVE
ADMLVlSTilATOii'S NOX1CK
' , r - '':'; 1 I
Having qualified as administra- )
tor of the. estate of. Ada E. Wa-
ten, deceased, late of Duplin Co-
unty. North Carolna this , a to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased
to exhibit them to the undersi
gned at his residence, on or
before the 9th., day of January,
1960, from the date of the first
publication of such notice, or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 9th day of January,
1959.
John W. Waters, Administrator,
of the estate of Ada E. Waters,
Deceased.
3-5-6T H T F
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
Having qualified adm!n;stra
tor of the estate of Aiton Outlaw, '
deceased, late of Duplin County i
North Carolina, tu i s is to no ifj
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned a'
Box 474, Kinston, North Caiolina
on or b fore January 26, 1959, oi
this notice will be pleaded in bat
of their recovery.
AH persons indebted to said
esta e will please make immediate
payment.
This the 23rd. day of January,
y959.
ALVIN OUTLAW,
Administrator of the (state
Alton Outlaw, deceased.
3-5-6T. A. O.
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By: Mrs. Edd Kornegay
Mr. and Mrs. Lar y Harper and
children were Goldsbo:o viii ors
on Saturday. ;
Mr. and Mr.. V..v.m Pric(. of
nepr Mt. CV.ve and Mr. Thu man '
Sherman an 1 ch.ld.:i (,f G iids
bfr. " i-r F (,;,.. .t.ti,:s if Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Dail.
iviiiiiiu Gooding of Trenton and
Mrs
V o,
Euuenia Reav s of Comf irt
I v.su-.l Ms. and M s. Herbert Kor-
I neg y Sv.nd i.".
Mrs. Art'ur mith and Paula
, Crosland were visi ors of Yr. and
. Mrs. C. W. Holmes Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Murphy
and daughter Emma Lee of Pink
Hill ipt:it Saturi-y w'.'h t:ieir da
I lighter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Twi
dall of Wa saw, also Mrs. Opal
Sutton of Kinston visi ed their
mother, Mrs. Nora Outlaw on -iun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Kornegay
were supper gu sts of their son.
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Kornegay at Seven Springs
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rouse and
children of KinSion were Satuiday
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Stanford of Lumberton also were
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visitors during the week;nd.
' Mr. and Mrs, Walter Powell vis ,
Jted their son family,. Mr. and
Mrs. Can Powell .of KeaaasvlUe
on Sunday. -
. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Kornegay ,
were Sunday guests of her mother
Mrs. T. M. Merritt at Mt. Olive.
Mr. and Mrs Dehnas Dail off
Seven Springs visited his parents,
Mr and Mrs.' A. T. Dail on Sunday. ;
M r. and Mrs.. Allen Dail spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ,
Marvin Price near Mt Olive.
Mrs. Tf ; Herring -visited Mrs.
Bert Smith and Mrs. J. C. Smith .
end family near Pmk Hill on Sun-
C.-.y.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kornegay
and Dcnisg Ann were visitors in
Mt. Olive Saturday.
M s. Herman Bishop, Mrs. W.
F. Andrews and baby, also Mrs.
Prentice Brock were visitors in
Goidsboio on Monday.
Mi's. Harry Stroud and children
visited Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Rouse
and family and Fied Ouilaw Sun
day.
Selby Kornegay and ohildrt(n,
Kathy and Dock, spent the week
md wit.i his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Zjliie Kornegay.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Kornegay
were visitors in Kinston on Sat
urday. Mrs. Zollie Kornegay visited
M:s. Jonas Dail near Scotts Store
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Mrdecai Blizzard
of Topsail Beach visited the D. D.
Herrings and other relatives here
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G orge Kelly and
I. mla of near Alum Springs and
Mrs. Maude Kelly of Mt. Olive
sited Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Her
ring ana irls r naay nigiil.
Taft Herring attended the Farm
Bureau convents. m in Rale.gh on
Tuesdsiv.
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happiness: but there is no hap
piness without action.
Benjamin Disraeli
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