'. 23. One of the
i'. Kol.ment of the
t l'i-ik Hill was a
., ...i, It has been
i cnr.r,olilated scnools
i. at Pink Hill and Deep
Inolr county . school
1 the towns were so close
cne
school grades In the Fink Hill
school should be reestablished,
JX-p r.i i will kp Its high srtocl.
Lvtryl-oi' Is loti J.
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none?, cf s.rr.::.:oN9 BY
IN TILS SUPERIOR COURT
HIE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF Fertilizer, and seed are then sown.
I ULUCATION
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North Carolina '
high school should Biiiilln County.
Hi. 'A high school aeparr-i
n '. led to the Pink Hill '
i ro Run residents did not
t. They were told that if
i should become t larger
k Hill the high school de
t would be transferred. ".,
, li fore last Christmas Deep
m.mnlAtlnn wna ' nhown lo
1 ...All 1- ... . ....... V, . 1 1 " O
v more inhabitants than nun ' " : . tii.-
. .... . I bove . entitled action, take notice
.. ine scnoois ooaru Kepi us,,. . . .iD
1 and moved the high- school. ! "t summons was j-sued -gainst
.... .... . ... .. . . , .... saia aeienaani on mo uoi s.
1935 by R. : V. Wells, Clerk Of the
Superior Court of Duplin County,
said state, for the foreclosure of a
certain mortgage deed recorded, in
the Public , Registry of Duplin
Timely Farm Q-cv
Answered At Czllzse
'' JTJESTION: How can I renew,
my old, run-down pasfore? ,i ; , ,
ANSWER: All weeds and
shrubbery should be cut out and
the soil scratched to a depth of 2
or 8 Inches. , This may be done
with a heavy spike-tooth narrow
or with a disc set- almost straight
so as not to destroy the old sold,
COLUMBIA
Jesse B. Brown and wife, Bonnie
B. Brown and Stephen W. Carroll.
To Stephen W. Carroll in the a-
Ilill students refused to go to
'1 at Deep Run. Resident? of
i-.rmer village were compelled
t up a private', high school.
the youth of the town rat
id through the spring. -
t week it whs decided high
DANDY D2NIL
NERAL MERCHANDISE" -AND
SERVICE STATION :
Near Outlaw Bridge
D. D. HERRING, Prop.
However, If the pasture is badly
infested with obnoxious weeds it is
advisable to break the land and
grow soma crop before reseedlng
for pasture. Recommendations for
fertilizer and seed mixtures for va
rious soils are contained In Exten
sion Circular Nov 202 and copies
may be obtained, free upon appli
cation to Agricultural Editor, State
College. ' , -. . 4 . , ' '
' QUESTION?- Will burning of
woods Increase the folw of water
County, said state, in book 249, at in springs T
page 560; and note thereby secur
ed, executed by Jesse B. Brown and
wife, Bonnie B. Brown, on July 2,
1925, said mortgage deed convey
ing a 49 8-4 acre tract of land,
more of less, in Kenansvllle Town
ship, said county and state, said
I Stephen W. Carroll having assum
I HOURS SERVICE
AT ' -Day
and Night Service Station
J. L SMITH ,
On Highway 11
ANSWER:-No. On the contrary
this practice will decrease .the
spring flow. Percolation of water
in the ground is a slow process and
the more woods mold a forst accu
mulates the more water it can ab
sorb and feed into the springs. Any
fira destroys materials for making
ed and agreed to pay said mort-' this woods mold and thereby lee-
gage indebtedness as evidenced by sons spring now.
deed from Jesse B. Brown to Step- f ,,',- O
hon W. Carroll, said deed beinerl QUESTION Should cows be
duly recorded in-the public regis- milked before freshening?
try of Duplin County in book 836,
at page 514, which lands the said
defendant has or claims to have an
interest therein all of which is set
out In the complaint filed in this
action.' - , '
Let the said defendant further
take notice that they are required
to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Duplin County,
at his office in Kenansvllle, North
, Carolina on the 23 day of Septem-
, . ,. . . 4ber, 1935, and answer or demur to
rilms Developed, Eght Ex- complamt meA in said action,
,ire Roll and Eight Prints' 40c
Ccithern Art Co.
r.r.NANSVItlE, N. c. ' -
in laid
or the relief demanded
complaint will be given.
. This the 21 day of August, 1935.
R. y. WELLS, ' '
J Clerk of .the Superior Court ; 5'
9-19-4 1. L. L. C.. .
ANSWER:-In the majority of
cases no milk should be taken be
fore the animal freshens. However
there are some cases where this is
necessary. ' When : the udder be
comes inflamed or where the ani
mal shows signs of heavy milk pro
duction and seems to be in pain it
is well to remove a small amount
of milk so as to relieve this condi
tion.:, Calves need this colostrum
or first milk and, where possible,
It should not- be removed, unless
there is another cow freshening at
the same time from which the calf
may secure this first milk,
i o
; Gates County farmers are work
ing hard to eradicate Bangs' di
sease from their cattle herds.
It-A T E I.I E N x
1,1 INSURANCE COMPANY, Buffalo, N, Y.
Com! - "ber SI, 1984, As Shown By Statement Filed - " '
Amount of Ci, il paid in cash I 1,000,000.00
Amount Ledger Assets, Dec. 81st previous ,
'year .'..... 6,493,041.35;
Increase paid up Capital Total, - f 6,493,041.35
Income From Policyholders, $1,998,558.90; ' - .
Miscellaneous, $ 281,639.86; U J. .Total,. $ - 2,280.198.76
Disbursements To Policyholders, $708,297.56; , , ' i .'
' ' Miscelaneous,' $1,455,755.67; Total; . S 2,164.053.23
Fire Premiums Written or renewed during year,' ' '
1 $3,224,835.51 .... ,. In Force 9 1 5,205,239.54
All 'Other Premiums Written or renewed during- . , ,V i . .
.year, $254567.32 ,.' r..In Force, I ; 419.172.16
t -'.i t ,, 'ASSETJS;, ..V.1?" ' V"'J
Value of Real Estate 1 1,375,595.27
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate ; 639,540.00
Value of Bonds and Stocks '....'....,'$ 3,446,995.51
Cash In Company's Office . . $ 1 8,405.64
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks (
not on Interest . . . : .V, 850,116.52
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on : .
, interest 231,754.98
Agents' balances, representing business written sub-. ' - .
- sequent to October 1, 1934 $ '436,896.34
Agents'' balances representing business written prior. - .
to October 1, 1934 , $ 113;534.53
Interest and Rents due and accrued $ ' 40,677.54
All other Assets, as detailed in statement. $ 114,282-55
i
- - Total .....y.. 6,652,898.88
Lest Assets not admitted 258,696.75
- - 'v pt ,
' ' ' Total 'admitted Assets 9 6,894,002.13
'"' -'r. UABIUTIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims ... $ 142,821.26
Unearned premiums -vs , .....,... $ 2,177,191.82
Salaries, rents,' expenses, bills, accounts, fees,
etc., due or accrued .,... $ 2,000.00
Estimated amount payable, for Federal, State,
: ; county and municipal taxes due or "accrued . $ 100,000.00
Contingent commissioners, or other charges due
' ' or accrued '. . , . $ 75,000.00
All othe HablliUes,as detailed in statement .... $ 935,428.64
' TQtal amount of all liabilities except Capital. ... 9 8,482,441.72
Capita! actually paid up in cash.. ....... .$1,000,000.00
Guaranty and Special. Surplus Fund .., .$1,000,000.00
Surplus over all HabiUUes . $ 961,560.41
STATL IE NT
BIB" INGHAM FIKE INSH VNC2 COM: NY, Ala.
Condition December 81, 1984, A Shown By Btonsnaent Filed
Amount of Capital paid in cash . ,
Amount Ledger Assets, Dec. 31st previous
year, . .$1,279,963.27;
Increase paid up Capital . , . ...,TTotal,
Income -From Policyholders, $278,601.21; ' : r
, Miscellaneous, $112,765.78 -...Total, 9
Disbursements To PoUcyholders, $ 95,416.82; ,
Miscellaneous, $256,490.50 ..............Total, $
Fire Premiums Written or renewed during , v ; , t .;' ;
, . year, 8 427,634,58 In Force, ' 9
AU Other Premiums Written or renewed during
, year, 9v 43,678.35 ,. . In Force, . 9
.j4r,' ASSETS . v. v-s"
Value of Real Estate X. , 9
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate .' 9
Loans secured by pledge of Bonds, Stocks, or
other collateral .'. '. 1
Value of Bonds and Stocks 9
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks not
on interest . .
Agents' balances, representing business written sub
sequent to October ,!, i3
Interest and Rents due and accrued $
All other Assets, as detailed In statement $
800,000.00 ;
9 1,279,963-27
9 , 391,366.99
351,907 J2
520,702.17
66,172.16 ;
227,590.99
36,651.43
638.22
958,110.87
60,807.02
31,359.73
6,046-96
14,358.68
Total...! 9 1,825,469.00
Less Assets not admitted , . . . 9 . 150,502.75
Total admitted Assets 8 1,174,967.15
V LIABHJTIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims $ 20,956.58
Unearned premiums ....'....... $ 256,787.78
Estimated amount payable for Federal, State, county
and municipal taxes due or accrued ....... $ 11,000.00
Reinsurance and return premiums dfte other
companies , 9 5,792.25
All other liabilities, as detailed in statement $ 15,659.17
Total amount of all liabilities except Capitol V .
Capital actually paid up In cash .$300,000.00
Surplus over all liabilities $564,771.37
810,195.78
864,771.37
1,174,967.15
Surplus as regards Policyholders $
2,961.560.41
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-Thm Worn Rotpltmlfer DUmi- ' .
ONE YEAR AGO
' :' . teas rushed to the
OTITUPLETS
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C ' -
OUICiC FACTS AEOUT
Gas-operated ELECTROLUX
Low operating cost . . permanent silence
i . no moving parts to.wear . . . every worth-while
modern convenience . . . finest modem beauty .-
y:'.ie Grocery Co.
Sine then, this most modern ,
of refrigerators has been faith ?
' fully guarding their health with ;
- dependable food protection -
N May 28, 1984, the world was
electrified by a message flashed
from the remote Canadian village of
Corbeil. Quintuplets were born . '. I and "
living ; , , for the first recorded time.
: Though their birthplace was almost j
i beyond the reach of civilisation, these
babies have received during the past
: year the utterly dependable food pro-
tection 'that' only modern" automatic
refrigeration can provide. Forty-eight '
' hours after .orders were riven in New
; York, a New Air-Cooled. Electrolux,
j operated with kerosene, was, at work
7 cooling the human' milk rushed from
Toronto and Montreal to feed these
newborn babes.. . ' '
' . ".. This kerosenMperated Electrolux is :
s the same nationally advertised refrig
erator that is already serving more
than half a million modern American
families. In the cities it is run by a tiny
gas flame . . . in the country, beyond
. . the gas mains, by a wickless glow-type :
. kerosene burner. Listed at the left are ...
r some of the vital advantages' of this
s most modern of refrigerators. ,
ELECTROLUX
4
THE SERVE I, K FB ICE SATO K
".TO CO.
L. HARVEY &
SON COMPANY
- Kir:3T0N, N. c.
, Stcdrian Carr
Hardware Co.
- Wallace, N. C.
- nLlV.Co.
- Total liabilities ..'......,.. 9 6394,002.18
lv ' -. " ' V " Business In North Carolina During 1984 . . .
Fire Risks written.'; . . .$1,483,594; Premiums ree'd,. . $ 17,920.00
AU other Risks written. $ 90,914;. Premiums ree'd, . . $ 219.00
Losses Inpurred-r-Fire. .$ 6,018 1, Paid . : . , : $ 5,981.01
. .President, Sidney B. Kennedy tt Secretary, Geo. E. Honck
Home Of floe, 451 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Attorney for service: DAN C. BOlfEY, Insurance Commissioner,
- -: Raleigh, N. C. ':.';;.' ' .,
Manager for North Carolina Home Office.
; STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
(SEAL). INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
,f i, 1000. - i-. . Raleigh, June 12th, 1935
( I, 'DAN C, BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify
that the above ia'a true and correct abstract of the statement of the
Buff alo Insurant Company of New York City, filed with this Depart-
ment,'showlng the condition of said Company, on the 31st day of De
cember, 1934.
Witness my.hand and official seal, the day and year above written.
" ij PAN C. BONEY. Insurance Commissioner
Premiums ree'd
Paid
Paid
4,202.00
122.00
968.00
1.00
Secretary, T. K. Byrne
Surplus as regards Policyholders $
Total Liabilities 8
Business In North Carolina During 1934
Fire Risks written $461,438.00; Premiums ree'd . . $
AU other Risks writ. . .$ 63,196.00;
Losses In. Fire $ 1,030.00;
Losses in. All other . .$ 1.00;
President, H. O. Selbel
Treasurer, Chas. Van yy. iCorwell
Home Office 221 North 21st St., Birmingham, Ala.
Attorney for service: DAN C. BONEY,. Insurance Commissioner,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Manager for North Carolina Home Office.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
(SEAL) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, June 12th., 1935
I, DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify
that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the
Birmingham Fire Insurance Company, of Birmingham, Ala., filed with
this Department, showing the condition of said Company, on the 31st
day of December, 1934.
Witness my hand and official seal, the day and year above written.
DAN C. BONEYl Insurance Comm'ssloner.
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Funeral Service
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DAT PHONE 48
NIGHT PHONE 878 and 208
Ambulance
Si , ( , .I ; ',''
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. HJNSTON, N, C
jft.
Richard R. Rouse
NEWS PTAND
ALBEBTSON, BARBER ,
GAS, OHJ9 and DRINKS
. . . Highway 111 ' .
SHOW YOUR CHILDREN
; THE VALUE OF MONEY
You can teach them how to
be thrifty by Insuring their lives
fat the Northwestern , MutnaL
And the younger you start them
the lower their premium rates
win be.
M.
Jm stadiem
Special Agent
Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company
TRUCK DRIVERS AND TOUR
ISTS HEADED NORTH
NEW YORK CAFE
- Weldon, N. C.
Offers you the best in foods and
Clean, Comfortable Rooms
Rooms 75c
STATEMENT
BANKERS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Durham, N. C
Condition December 81, 1984, As Shown by Statement Filed
Amount of Capital paid In cash $ 200,000.00
Amount Ledger Assets, Dec! 31st
previous year, $354,284.35:
Increase paid up Capital Total,
Income From Policyholders ,$25,440.11;
Miscellaneous, $61,338.88; Total,
Disbursements To Policyholders, $19,334.75;
Miscellaneous, $92,060.96; Total,
Fire Premiums Written or renewed during year,
$75,987.47 In Force,
- ASSETS
Value of Real Estate , - $
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate $
Loans secured by pledge of Bonds, Stocks, or other
collateral 9
Value of Bonds and Stocks
Cash in Company's Office . . , $
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks not on interest $
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on Interest . . . .$
Agents' balances, representing business written sub
sequent to October 1, 1934 $
Agents' balances, representing business written prior
to October 1, 1934 $
Bills receivable, taken for fire risks , . $
Bills receivable, taken for other risks $
Interest and Rents due and accrued $
All other Assets, as detailed in statement $
$ 354,284.35
86,778.99
$ 111,395.71
$ 107,217.86
122,908.00
88,069.00
17,273.40
36,930.61
1,157.02
9,307.86
12,233.67
11,000.50
9,336.74
5,813.83
4,176.38
4,950.31
11,460.62
TOTAL 9 884,617.94
Less Assets not admitted 8 29,026.62
: Sarecta Cash Store
- OAS, OILS & GROCERD3S
; IOE COLD DRINKS , ;'
Bottom Prices. At Top of Hill
' PAUL INGRIM
PORKIE'S
Quick Lunch s
, DONALD KENNEDY '-.' (
Pink Hllf, N. C. . '
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NEW STORE v
IN OCD BANK AT ,
Benlaville, N. C. '
GENE 3AL .MERCHANDISE .
' ' KENEDY Er.C3. ' '
R. H. LANIER
Muddy Creek, Duplin County
- GENERAL MERCHANT AND
:-':.: SERVICESTATION
. ' i Cold Drinks' and Cream
DOROTHY LANIER, Manager
II
Day & Night Service
COLD DRRINKS,' AND
MERCHANDISE
We Buy and Sell Farm Products.
On Fink Hill and Beulaville High-
, -. j t way.
- ' GEORGE RHODES, Prop.
SEVEN SPRINGS
. GENERAL MERCHANDISE ' .
Everything to Eat, Drink . and
Wear. Correct Prices and weights
to all. Ice Cold Beer and Fresh
Meats. Mules and Horses for Sale
or trade. Discount on Shoes 15c
pair.'. I ' i v ,i- !. j
" M. W.HUSEY, Prop. v
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS 8 805,591.82
LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims $ 1,747.69
Unearned premiums 8 32,927.97
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees, etc.,
due or accrued ; 8 426.30
Estimated amount payable for Federal, State, county
and munieipai taxes due or accrued 9 2,901.69
Total amount of all liabilities except Capital 9 58,248.19
Capital actually paid up in cash 8200,000.00
Surplus over all liabilities , .$ 52,348.13
Surplus as regards Policyholders 9 252,348.13
Total Liabilities - . 805,591.82
Business In North Carolina During 1984
Fire Risks ..... ......$1,361,927; Premiums received, 8 15,886.00
Losses incurred Fire ..$ 8,650;. Paid . . 1 . . . $ 10,696.00
" President, W. G. PEARSON Secretary, L. W. WILHOITE
V: Treasurer, E. R. MERRICH .
Home Office, 809 Fayetteville StM Durham, N. C.
Attorney for service. DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, '
Raleigh, North Carolina. . .., ' .
,' ' ; j . 'ST4TB OF NORTH CAROLINA, .
(SEAL) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
" V ; i , -.Raleigh. June 19th., 1935
" , I, DAN C, BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify
that the' above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of lh$..
Bankers' Fire Insurance Company of Durham, N. C, filed with thisf:
Department,, showing the condition 'of said Company, on the 31st day
of December, 1934. '"' " , 11 ' :
Witness my hand and 'official ' seal, "the day and year : above
written. j 'v ..,,
- " ' DAN tk BONEY, InBtamnoe CommUsloner.
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