r.-2AY, f.tAY, 31st.. 14y KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA TH2 DUrUN TL7. nil ..: .,Swi , Since my last report made May 25th, 1945. the Production Depart ment has accomplished the follow ing: . . . ' Made and Shipped for the Arm ed Forces: Army 98 Sleeveless Sweaters, 1 Muffler, 210 Utility Bags (these were made and dona ted by Kenansville, rose Hill, and Warsaw Units). Navy 12 pairs socks, (all socks knitted by Wallace Unit) 1 Sweater. For War Relief 6 Circular Shawls (crocheted1), 1 Child's Sweater, 1 Muffler. Sweaters ready to ship and be ing knitted 20 Sleeveless, 16 with sleeves; ijeing knitted, mak ing a total of 141 sweaters for the year. ' Due to the fact that workers can not be found now, after the cessation of hostilities, 50 pounds of Olive drab wool has been re turned to the Atlantic Warehouse. All given quotas have been met and left over wool transferred to the Junior Red Cross to make Af ghans for the hospitals. For the three years that Warsaw has been the shipping point for the Production Department, we have packed, labeled and shipped the following: For Army - 751 sleeveless sweaters, 20 sweaters with sleeves, 118 mufflers, 160 helmets, 636 filled kit bags 210 Utility bags, 127 bedside bags, 143 army housewives, and 457 layette articles. For Navy: 39 sweaters, 30 pnirs socks. For War Relief: 14 women's dresses and 19 children's dresses, 24 men's shirts, 37 boy's shirts, 13 pairs boy's pants, 12 pairs men's pajamas, 1 shirt, 1 infant's kimona, 2 boy's complete suits, 11 women's circular shawls, and 1 muffler. Financial Report: Monoy in Bank May 25, 1945, $-18.69; spent for Express, Postage etc., $26 41; Spent for Materials, $10.00, leav ing a balance of $12.28. Kespecnuny hurmimeci - and Woodrow (Mrs. H. L. Stevens, Jr.) Production Chairman, Dupli County Chapter American Red Cross. !C Look! No Feet! p-aj"' ,1 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. All four feet off the ground. King's Counsel Is "stopped" by the camera in victorious race-charge during a race at Santa Anita. Winning by a head over Guy H. (lefti. King's Counsel is being driven by H. Fitzpatrick in this Free-For-All Pace. H. LaRochelle 'is in Cuy't ' sulky. quality of the cows sold. Remarking that the price of feed lias advanced from $8 to $15 per ton within the past two' weeks, Kerr Scott expressed the opinion that there would soon be plenty of beef on the mai ket, and very little milk, if ceiling prices weren't raised in dairy products. Mrs. Janie Smith Of Deep Run Dies of Advocates 30-Day Trapping Season At a meetine of tl P!oa d Conservation and Development in Fayetteville on May 13, 14, -and 15, Commissioner John D. Findlay of the Division of Game and In land Fisheries presented a recom mendation for a 30-day trapping season for fur bearing animals In certain eastern North Carolina counties. This season would ex tend from Jan. 1, to Jan. 31 and would be effective in the following counties: Bladen, Columbus, Du . plln, Greene, Hoke, Pender, Robe son, Sampson, Wayne: and Wilson. : Action on this proposal will be taken at the July meeting and the recommendation is being made now in order that interested par ties will have a chance to present their views either prior to the meeting or at the meeting in July. Funeral .services for Mrs. Janie S. Smith, 63, widow of Ernest Smith, who succumbed to a heart attack at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Paul Taylor near Deep Hun about 5 a. m. Sunday were held from Deep Run Free Will Baptist Church at 4 p. m. Monday uuh interment in the church cem etery. The Rev. si. A. Smith, Free Will minister and the Rev. Clif ton T. Rice of Kinston.ofticiated. Surviving are two sons, Vance both of Deep Run; two daughters, Mrs. Paul Taylor and Mrs. Elton H.-irprr; 12 grand children; five broiN-rs, Fountain Smith, Cbaunrey Smith and John ny Smith, all of Deep Run; Isaiah Smith of Beulaville and Raleigh Smith of Trenton: three sisters, Miss Ellen Smith of Deep Run, Mrs. Sam Small of Deep Run, and Mrs. Tom Howard, RFD. Kinston. Mrs. Smith was a well known resident of the Deep Run section and was ' long-active in. the Free Will RifKIst Church there. No Shortage Of 'Eggs Expected Although the decline in egg pro duction will be somewhat sharper than usual this summer, due to a shortage of feed, State Department of Agriculture declares there will be Just as many eggs per person available during the second half of 1946 as In the fall of 1945. Cows Bringing " Record Prices i ('-. Dairy cows are now bringing the highest prices on record, N. C. De partment of Agrilulture has an nounced. ' Officials said cow prices reflect higher prices for beef in general and an increase in the average GOINO AFTER THE MEAT CHEATERS More than $50,000 was collected from six slaughterers during the past two months for violations of price regulations, OPA said today. During the same period, the agency filed 36 damage actions for three times the amount of overcharges, and 121 injunctions to prevent further price violations. ALL COAL PRICES NOW ADJUSTABLE -Adjustable pricing- of bitumin ous coal has been extended to in clude retail sales of five tons or less, OPA announced. The action also extends adjustable pricing to retail sales of coke, as well as to sales of briquets and packaged fuel made from bituminous coal. Under the adjustable pricing authority, sellers may open-bill their customers, collect the exist ing prices, and enter into agree ments with their customers, to charge later, retroactively to May 20, 1916, any price advance OPA allows for miners' wage increases resulting from current negotiations. 34 Volunteer For Army During the week of May 18, 34 volunteers were accepted by the Recruiting Station located in the P. O. Building in Wilmington. Among the volunteers were Hoptkins B. Cummings of Magno lia and Johnny L. Norris of Chin-uapin. ;.X7S?83J You'll p. I Mi,es VMM 4 Ahead AMfv i TTIC2 EG Ii your tires are smooth, you'll serve real money with Goodyear Recapping. If you seed a new tire, the longer wearing tread of a Goodyear DeLuze will give you extra miles, extra safety at no extra costl MM tm According to Lt Cottle, the rea son a number of them Joined was to travel; family allotments, and to learn trades, ? Endeavoring to meet a quota of 126 men lor the month of May, 82 men have been shipped to Fort Bragg for this month from the Wil mlngton Station. . ; - , Objectives of Peacetime Savings Program The treasury has a six-fold aim In continuing to sell Savings Bonds to the public: 1. To carry on the fight against Inflation. 2. To store up as much as pos sible in Savings Bonds while v money is plentiful and goods scarce, 3. To encourage Americans in habits of thrift and regular saving. 4. To carry on the popular pay roll savings plan. 5. To continue the educational program in which 20,000,000 pupils were regularly buying War Saving Stamps and Bonds ' at the end of the war. ;- 6. To keep the ownership of the public debt spread, so that as many as possible will share In the Interest on this debt, ra ther than to have the Interest channel narrowly into the ' hands of a few individuals. T SCURIT irj THE m-mm j, SVGAB SPARE STAMP No. 49 . . GOOD FOR S Lbs. . . EXPIRES AUG 31 Spake stamp n. 9 . . oood FOB 5 Lbs, . . TOB .CANNING expires ooy. II 1 . mayc;h:::.l,Jr;";f from fvnct?nl Frte?c fJi iMt from V e trail) oi ftwMi -Ilka tenia, is -m i t 1 w feeling if d. GOUDY T2PJ:IIS Wl Had To Force Down What She Ate And Suffered Miserably From Heart burn And Sleeplessness, Says Well-Known Resi dent. Feels Like Differ ent Person Now. g"" "". ." '"" '''.".' ' ,1 lfrv-im-awifhl-iwirni ii iiliiliiiHl.iiMYilMiwiiimi)lM)tiftY'iriniirm.iiii)iim I i G A. WEST GARAGE $fffi) r D- WABSAW . i i j"1' fw.-;t 1'?:.. . ' '. . -- - nujsi rnvzt crm iws'sJrvtTsC " 7 KJ I f"M" UlKjlP ,smA ttBM)MAM pMSBvfaf. (vm)4 te sw mm SMt mmwj mT kn imi lr tm, yrapaU tuflt TODAY! WMIMII C KMT, WI M (IM T- did. Swarf mum u4 iMnu t. muht m to, im, H Of far liltL Saaat "I had to force down whatever I ate and felt miserably weakened, but now, thanks to Re tonga, I have a ravenous appetite and feel better and stronger than in years." happily states Mrs. J. R. Gordy, respected housewife of 794 Harold Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Telling of her experience she gratefully continued: "I felt let-down and utterly worn-out My appetite was so ja ded I had to use all my will power to make myself eat. Poor elimina tion made my head swim and I suffered agony from heartburn'. Some days muscular pains were so severe I could hardly raise my arms. My weight dropped off. Nat urally I felt completely whipped down when night came. However, X felt so restless I would roll and toss instead of sleeping, and mom- oft . r v MBS. 9. B. GOBDT '.' V lngs I still teemed worn-out "Re tonga brought me grand re lief-. I actually crave food and can eat anything I want and Z feel better and stronger than in years. I am publicly praising Re tonga because I can perhaps help others suffering as X did by telling of the blessed relief this famous medi cine brought me." "'-,-Re tonga is intended to relieve distress due to Insufficient flow of digestive Juices in the stomach, loss of appetite, Vitamin B-l defi ciency and constipation. There is only one Re tonga; accept no substitute. Re tonga may be ob tained at the Kenansville Drug Store In Kenansville or at the Warsaw Drug Co., in Warsaw. t . . (adv.) OOOOOOOOOOOO' &0900O000O0O0000O00OOO00t o . 4; -JOii. FRESHNESS ' ONE , 'NGREOIENT HVIT d"nds on "if efficacy of a t. 'Ponfilii."'; m 1 a?M"- o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o s o a o o o o o o 0 Look good to us... Any loan that would be proper for this bank to make, we want to make. Therefore, do not hesitate to come to us if you have a sound proposition in which we might co-operate. Vf.UM KENANSVILLE ROSE HILL unrMRFit FED EB Ali DEPOSIT XNSCBANOX CORPORATION o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o s o o o o o o o o o o o o o o LEWIS W. OVTLAW ' I wish to take this opportunity to express my sincere appre- ciation and gratitude to my friends who supported me In the .,M'V'' ':;'? : '.';.';-i,'-':'"',vC Primary just held. It will ever be my aim to merit your trust and confidence. t. The counsel and opinions of all the people in the County will be welcomed and considered by me In the performance of trie duties of the office to which you have nominated me. f . . . . . . , -:' r " - ; ,- ' ' ' V -- '.'.-',.,,,.,, , .. ,,. - '! . v i Sincerely, , - - c I 'iaiiI!E ,OOOOOOQOOKXC W w W V v W W w - ' w

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