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Vsert'Ji'.n-l rir
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t -i dart up to 13,IJ3,CJ pounds, which is
, .i of the ItLe highest marke ever reached
j a new all- by the Lumberton Tobacco Mark-
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Farmers were self sustaining cit
: teens, Utile dreaming of the vast
chain of industry they would be
linked to today.' Part of our ser
vice is- devoted to ' aiding local
. ., vice i devoted to aia
K "-yiir Sinners 'in many ways.
Branch Banking & Trust Co.
OF DUPLIN COUNTY
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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bacco were .1, I 1 j 1 e far
mer mat', 't rr irx y
gale. I dt tL'3 ri J v 3 tL,;it Lv
ed; for on l'y, b s wer,t to
933,012 pounrU, setC j a new
hi Eifck f.r the lumberton
warehousemen to shoot at.
PriceB on Ce I":berton mark
et were just as ilo.--ipg last week
as the poTuwe. Aivougn every
sale was dominated by low grade
primings, heavy, lugjy tobacco,
and poor quality t ' tie
854 pounds brousM tne growers
kho sold in Lumberton -s.;yu,w,
73. or an average of S23.58 per
hundred pounds. For the 13,306,-
606 .pounds sold during tne iirsi
19 selling flays ot tne season,
CTowers have. ' received $3,206,-
684.2 or an average of $24,04 per
hundred pounds. Of course, the
quality of the tobacco otierea ior
sale determines tne marcei aver
aee. As an illustration, better to
bacco was moving several days a'
go, and for an eight day market
in? Denod LumDertoa sola o.uut
394 Bounds of tobacco for $1,587,
203.67 ,or, an average of $25.83
ier hundred pounds.
Every type of tobacco has sold
well in Lumberton, prices remain
ing firm throughout last week.
The only change from the high
peak prices ascended to during th
third selling wees was a strong
advance on tip grades and a very
noticeable advance on the better
tobaccos. - . '
. Although sales have been heav
ier than ever before in the history
of the Lumberton market, ' there
has been little congestion or con
fusion. . Practically every day all
warehouse floors have been clear
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Miss Pattie Loftin, of- Mt. Cl-
ive Spent several days here with
Miss Jteba Pickett last week.
Miss Martha Pickett left last
week for Ealeigh where" she will
work again this winter.
Suss Esther Stephens, Airs. Wil
lie Brinson, also Amos Brmson
were among those going with Mr.
Fleming to Manteo last weefcena.
Miss Mane Sobsou nas been
taking her vacation. She spent
most of it in Wilmington with
friends and relatives.
Misses Margaret and . Virginia
Kornegay of Goldsboro and their
brother Edward . Kornegay of
Washington were here last Friday
night in the borne of the Norwood
Boneys. They, all attended i the
Beautv contest given in the Scnool
1 AuditoriuK y Vhe Eenansv$k
: Woman's Club. ."'' ' , -
jars. u. v. uooaing is recuper
ating nicely in the Memorial Gen
eral Hospital at Einston after an
appendectomy operation.
Mrs. Emma Quinn- has been
spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Clifton Williams
near Sarecta. , v. .
Mrs. B. C. Wells attended a
council meeting of the Woman's
Club presidents of District No. 11
at White Lake on last Friday as
the guest of the district president,
Mrs. William Sloan, of Garland.
..v net'-t T) .HJi t
ed, leaving them dean and bare' J-i ue'
for the following days sale. . . Wi1niiH
The Lumberton market has,r. , . . r Bt
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s s.rvcl a cl.LIi.en sulad
Ce ev
shown a setady erowth for the
past, several -years; last ' " 'season
the market made a big gain over
1935. In fact, Lumberton was the
only one rf the world's large to
bacco markets to ' show an in-
i crease in sales last year. The fact
that the market is bettering sales
'for this banner season makes this
fiiT-'"'-. J. rritt. whn bfl5
treu vtiLlrx r !-!l7es in .iacon-
sla f r nvc J wf 1 3 returned re
cenL'y. l'-e vlU leave next week
for 1-c.k" to rcPume-Ler stufiies
at Peace CVHo8. - .
(Eric Lor g will leave on Sun
day for Ilaxton where he will en
ter College at the Presbyterian
Junior CUlcge there. f
Miss Eranda McLendon went to
Goldsboro shopirg one day las'
week. She was accompanied by he
brother, Jeff McLendon.
Miss Helen Griffin of the Home
Economics Department of the loc
al high school spent last weekend
at her home at Woodland.
Miss Marietta ITeece and Louise
Bowen accompanied by several
otners went to Kinston last Sat
urday night to see Mrs. Gooding
who is a patient there in the hos
pital.' , ' " . .
Miss Gladys Gooding1 has re
turned to Kinston after a visit
here with her sister. . Mrs.- Alton
Newton. " , - i
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Byder spent ,
Sunday afternoon with Mr. . and
Mrs. McKoy Kennedy...
Miss Edna Baggett of Lilling
ton, N. C, spent the past weekend
with Miss Billie Pickett. ' '
- Miss . Eranda , McLendon" left
Tuesday for Baleigh where she
will enter Meredith College. '
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Amos Irin..n, r.Jc Lorj;, tl
bert McLenjn,
cheel, EeecHier Eltterson, ruraJ
v. ' a 1 a mass
i ; , t , j i ' 'Ting
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v i i li-im f So- ? man
L .s r cf trouLig U a a n.ilion
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Church at Wilmington on last
Wednesday. They were accompan
ied to-Wilmington by Mri. B. C.
Wells and Miss Louise Wells who
went shopping while there.
Mrs. William Pickett and daugh
ters went to Wilmington last Sat
urday. " ' - . t
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' : cyT Square and Round Dance ?
I vjreVWi . ; -ALL DAY - "J,
l n LUi 'Llu L u L J Lj u ,j--Lii u S- ' a
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KENANST1LLE GEBXS
IN KINSTON,
Three Kenansville srirls. daueh
ters of Mr; and Mrs. Albert Stroud
have accepted positions in Kin-,
s ton and are now- making their
home in . that city. Miss Inei
Stroud bis accepted a position at '
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m Tftn' x V""c Chef Ejn and dean, Injmm-bw ' " rytofax
Lt Kt. run 4 " ' rifosufO. ofl h imokfleiM, fc."-type
hfo t,i otto awl clean, dog-proof top bu"""1- 1 J""
4i S-.-i-, i hit xrt, no ma'mc when fou live, t m kitla ttoney.
1 t - . ,.1 la it ,.ud Sot only I9.7J, and tlu gaa Itwl coati M little a
i r n 1 P petaoa Come In tuli week and aelea yr beautiful. -
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4 d. baoer ' ... Bnr anifl pepcr 'V -f f rolla
4 tixp. luu . , ' t cup milk '-". . 1 cupco
1 tt.ult s. " . 1 cup gratod cbeete 4 ei I vbkm
"A com art ChMM too Ola th the whole milr will n MMtl Heal butnr,
Bid float, iwlt sad penoer. Add milk snduallr, drrint oouuuulr, nnol thick
iM gnw4 dteene, d Kir notll meltnl. Pour akr the bKeo m9 T""". Aad
Cand mux wmL Itodd o mliture ilawlf Into the aw-ir Iwatca ejf white.
no a fMKd casMnrfe. set your Pyrof-Mic Cuaf otoa at US' and
r iio a fMnwid casaeraie. Set your tymttMH
I tot 49 atiuuta. tain immetlwelr. semt 6.
TNAiral-Kj.Mii
, . UAtANTSID SiaVICI ilYONMHI OA MAIN
COOKINO WATS HlATIN ISPaiCIKATIOM
1 .T DISTRIBUTOR'S NAM I ....
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'ETJSXE-i)0S3Ea AITLIAKSS CCSPABT . ,
800 S. Heritage St , . Kinston, IT. C. ;. rhone 1315
SELL T03ACCO H4 GPJ2IMLLE, N. C., AT
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DANCE
z at 1:C3 O'-.-.d
Lasts TQ
aIHIGPEN
Band
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To Occt Dancinrj;
Coupb in Round
ROUND DANCE
Begins at 9 O'clock
, and Lasts 'til 2:CD
v Music By
LEE DARDZN
and hi3 8-piece Orchestra.
Prices are nrch tire r i : '! r '::
at any time during ther: .Iifcrstiil
better prices ihccl:::::;; J.:. 7c are ccllinj
rr.ny piles frcm 0 to 45 cents per pound. ;
.v; Nunbers !of cur Custcniers are averaging
r 30 to 33 Cents-for Curings. - v - ,
& Om SALES NEXT IVEEIC
1 We have firet trJe Sept. 13lli-Sec-
end Tues Sept. VMx Fir:l WcicrJayt.
: 15th Firct Scec;:d Tliurs. Sept. ICUj, and 1st
Friday Sep t l7t!i. - '
; Dri? i:3 a 1- r d cn any cf ll:cie days and ve
. will n:?.!:? ycu l!:e Lcct sale you have I:r.d C::3
WA
YcurFricnd3,
, Ceer, Sandviehes, Ccl d Drinks and lce Cream.
V;UL nETCliCZD,"'';,-:'!-,- J. F. VELL5, Llanrtr.
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