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CLASSIFIED SATES: 1
cents per word, bIdUdu
eMJe, ttaKw m ass
. iMt with jae pleas era
'Ti ssamps, saeney
ehec wttfe Ma. -
; I AHM J.OAN9 . Zf TEAB
'I low, Interest rate. Complete
i i urancc . service. Thigpen Tic-
t a -nsurance Agency,- M t, Olivt.
litWMins AOOOfO anacbfcpss
repaired. Wow Kya tyawwrftei)
f"r erery neeA Dial Gatdabat
M W War ley TyaenrrSlar Ba-
$aas. IN
, CTf
VrKOLKSAUT BUILDING mater.
, ' U j, eaJ and carry Credit if need
. t4 All matariMi guaranteed. Well
i'ortu, a trip to Southern Supph
,'(' t.py. Clinton Apron Jron. the
' r - :
.' tttttnX. land hank loans an
available thru Clinton National
farm' Loan .Association. Contact
WIt Carr, Secretary - Trea-
r-inr.' P. (X Boa 140. Pohne 7263
"jnjdB N., C
Mr Carr ! ia to PCA office in
; t enensvirje , between 11 and .
o'clock every Tuesday morning-
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, MALE HELP WANTED
Man of road character, aver El to
aeU Nationally Advertised "Watkins
Products In West Duplin County.
No Investment: ;, necessary. high
earnings can be expected. If inter
ested, write. P. O. Bos No. 1092,
Goldsboro, N. C. .
8-J0-4T PD.
t F03 SALE --
Fonr Gas Tanks 25.900 : Gal To
Each Tank inek Thick,.
SEE OR CALL ' , ;
BAK GAS STATION -
Warsaw, N.-C. - '
Phone M 1-4344
4-M ; PD.
In your own- exclusive territory
sell an unconditionally guaranteed
product whlck la advertised Nation
ally on T. V. Avon Cosmetic's
Established territories now open.
For Interview write Mrs. Evelyn
Parker. Mt Olive. N. C. riving
urecttons to
I-30-3TC
FOR SALE: ,
1-1953 Jubilee Ford Tractor; 1-1S56
Ford Tractor; tobacco tetters. '
' SEE or. CALL..
Benlaville Tractor ' ft . Imp. Co.
BenlaviTJo 1
CY-S4271
4-13-3TC
Dr. Thomas W. Alley
. Optometrist
Rear of Wa'aw Drug Company
Warsaw. N. C.
rues. A Hat from S:3 to t:M
By s Examined .'Glasses Fitted
t snore ia . Glass Service. Aoto
Class Installed. Table Tops. Mirrors
If It's Class, we bare it. Atlantic
Company. 23 Soutk Front
Street WUratagtoa, N. C.
W "err
t Well Drillint
v CASH Oft CBEDrr
' f ire1: Down Paymeat. T
Welnv A.T FHofe Qnlna) located at
Portert,. HUC ' atont i. - Pink BUI
$t(nr . -
-a WANTED;.' J
Dupila ' Comity.
warn a, rarm tat
1" you have t
m lo sale, please wme to ma1
once slating the siee and price
fhD directions 'or reacbiug you'
JiaVMf W.- Wallace. N C.
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BEST QUALITY
Outside White Paint
3.9e Galwa
IIINES JEWELERS
225 N. Railroad St.
Warsaw, N .C.
FOR SALE i Nice selection of sad
dies and bridles for horses and
ponies. Prices reasonable; Wo ael
good quality hay.
J. J. Barden Stockyards, ". -v;
Warsaw. N. C.
4-eO-lTC.
LEGA1. NOTICES
.NOTICE OF. SALE t: ; '
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
NEW OFFICE LOCATION
DR. THOS. E. SHAVER
Optometrtat
In new office at former location
if The Tribune S. Center St
Mt Olive
lyes Examined - Olaaaea Fitted
. ' HAMMOND ORCAKS
ft " - Trnt Chares or Romen
J, Johpsoa Pkma ft. Orgaw Co.
; Pboae collect JA t-35U
JiS A ' Klnston, .N. C.
Jftf 1 . C T, F.
FOR SALE
We Can Supply You
With Quality Seeds:
Beans, Cucumbers,
Watermelon, Hybrid
Corn, Certified Cotton
Seed etc. Lowest Prices
Possible For Best
Quality.
H, O. Andrews Co.
Mt. Olive, N. C.
Next To Dr. Lownes
Office
Phone Office OL 8-2666
Residence OL 8-2494 I
2
Phone 3741
Phone 554
Mrs.
FOR RENT
HOUSES & APARTMENT
IN
Kenansville and Warsaw
Homer C. Brown
Rose Hill N. C
OR
, Belton Minshew
Warsaw. N. C.
STOP
BUY
r t
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B.A.K. GAS STATION
SAVE
, LOCATED NEXT TO DCPLIN MOTORS
WARSAW. N. C.
OAS FOR LESS
RecuUr 27c Per Gallon Hi-Test 30c
All Brnnrfs M Ail
,WlTON D MIliXIIEW OWNERS MATTlE S MINSHEW
Unuer and by virtue or cne power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed by Jasper Tay
lor and wife, Annie Pearl Wiggins
Taylor, to William E. Craft, Trustee
dated February 7, 1959, and record
ed in Book S23, page-' 329, in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Duplin County, North Carolina, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness thereby
secured and said deed of trust be
ing by the terms thereof subject to .
foreclosure and the holder of the
indebtedness thereby secured hav
ing demanded a foreclosure
thereof for the p u r p o s e of
satisfying said indebtedness.
undersigned trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the. high
pst bidder for cash at the court
house in Kenansville; North Caro
lina, at noon, on the 24th; day of
April, 1961, the property conveyed
! in said deed of trust, the same ly
ing and being in the '. County of
Duplin and State of North Carolina,
in Magnolia Township and more
particularly described as follows:
Being; a part of the tract of Isiah
Robinson Tract of land. Joining the
lands of Dr. R. F. Quinn on the '
North, on the South by Stanley J.
Robinson, on the East by Stanley
J. Robinson, on the West by Stan
ley J. Robinson.- ( containing 14
acres, more or less. And being the
same tract deeded, to H. C. Hanch
ey and wife, Blanche Hanchey,
dated August 21, 1936, and record
ed in Book 373, Page 595, Duplin
County Register.
A ten per cent deposit will ba re
quired of the successful bidder as
evidence of good faith.
Advertised this 23rd day of Mar
ch. 1961.
Williarn E. Craft, Trustee
4-20-4T- W. E. C.
ind 'Mrs. Ernest Dupree Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Outlaw spent
Friday night with Mr. and - Mrs.
.licharrt rhitlnw in fJarlflnrl
amV Drug Stdn
, Rak Hill. N C;.
Old; Photograph.
' ' Restored .
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PORTRAITS
' Csnmirrlal '
ruo-rooRAPut '
Psruas, Annverssrt aa
IdentifleatlM PbotW ."
wu AprriAijza. m
BIDDING Pim'k.
LANIER STUDIO
Phone 6341. '
WALLACE.H -
Sltrlna Nlrht and Sn4aya
St Appolotamwt
Early Morning . s
HDCMet
i The Early Morning Home Dem
onstration Club held its' regular
meeting at the club house on Tues-
The meeting was called to order
by the, president, Mrs. Archie Ben
son and the group . sans "Aunt
Dinah's Quilting Party." The devo
tional was given by Geraldine Sum
merlin reading Corinthians the fif
teenth chapter. , . ;J
the roll call and one new meml-.er
was welcomed. During the business
session the Cancer Crusade was dis
cussed. The club voted to contribuo
to this fund. . . ,
f, Educational report was given by
M rs. Com Wells. ; Mrs. Nora - Win-
jStead and Mrs. Emma Grady were i
awaraeij certificates of recognition
fro. reading, the New Testament.
Mrs. Mildred Mathis save a rennrt
On Misic. Mrs. Polly Hardy" gave
a demonstration- on the best use
and care of your refrigerator. , ,
Mrs. 'Mildred Mathis, recreation
leade, led the group' in' games dur
ing the social hour,; at whichtime
the hostesses, Mrs. Mary Kenre''y
id Mrs. Thelma Whitman,' served
delicious punch, cup cakes' and po-
tata chips.
Announce Birth'
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes of
Beulaville announce the birth f f a
dauehter,. Theresa Yvonne, on Mar
ch 26. Mrs. - Rhodes is the former
Hannah Quin nof Kenansville .
Note Of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere ap- J
preciation to eacn ana every one
who remembered me in so - many
thoughtful ways with their visits,
prayers, cards, llowers and especi
ally to you who donated blood for
me. May God richly bless each of !
you. ,
Virginia Barnette. , c 0 i ,
Card Of Thanks
I wish to express my deepest ap
preciation for the many flowers,
cards, gifts and visits I received
while I was a patient Jn the hospital
last week. I also would like to
thank all the staff at Duplin Gen
eral Hospital for being so- nice to
me'. ' ' ' " '
.Nora Dail- '-"'- . .-' " ,
LASSITER'S FABRIC
t
SHOP
ANNOUNCE-' THEIR OPENING .
s , Thursday, March 23rd. ' ,
We Have A Complete Line Of Materials.
n Nations Stanley Drapery Hardware
Also ' . .
Custom Made Draperies '
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LASSITER'S
FABRIC'SHOP
Mt Olive, N. C.
ft-
It
Located m the balldlnjc formerly occaatKI try.Moant Olive i -
Printing Co.. nest to Carolina Dry Cleaners, an' j
.' - 1 -. x South Center street, Mount Oliye, '- J , '
Lift yourself
up by your
BOOTSTRAPS
It's not as difficult as it
may sound, if you're talk
ing about financial secur
ity. Here it is your own
foresight plus your own
persistence in saving sys
tematically that will achi
eve your end. It works
every time!
Open An Account Here And Start Your f
. "Operation Bootstrap." 1" '
if
iQHlt.Qlive
. Make Our Bank Your Bank
In, Mount Olive and Calypso
Outlaw's, Bridge
Hews
Mrs. J.- W.- Prkerr Carres
The A. U. W. Wfll meet Saturday.
.April 1st. at 3:00 P. M. with Miss
Sallie Outlaw as hostess. All mem
bers are urged to attend the meet
ing. '
Easter services will be held in
th echurch Easter Sunday night at
7:30..
Miss Myra Maxwell of Wilson
was amon visitors for church ser
vices Sunday mornin.
Mrs. K. K. Marshall was hostess
to the local bridge players at her
home Saturday night.
- Misses Fannie and Sallie Outlaw
accompanied Mrs. M. H. Whitfield
of Garner's Chapel to visit their sis
ter, Mrs. Leon Rouse near La
Grange, Sunday.'
s-H son of Goldsboro visited Mr.
. ' . MM
Let as gear your wajjehtg split
second 'performance, r e s tort
your 1 Jewelry ta. remembered
glory. Moderate prices. -
Sanuonlte . Laggage V
TURNER'S
JEWELRY -
Warsaw, N. C. .
Looking For
Recreation!
Skating Afternoon and v
Night
2:30 to 5:30
7:00 to 11:00
Vi Price To Everyone
Saturday Afternoon
Only
Ladies Niffht
Mon. Night Skate
Vt Price
GOLD PARK
LAKE
5 Miles South Of
Goldsboro
On Highway 117 '
Now Is The Timo For
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Planting. Xorri, and.
ihg Pepper qnd;Jo
bacco... .
Cultivate Your Farm The Modern Way With John
ueere tractors. -i
SEE US FOR YOUR CULTIVATING,
! PLANTING AND ; TRANSPLANTING
I-
n 4.' A
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yr ,
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ASK ABOUT THE JOHN
DEERE CREDIT PLAN
f u t.
:v-v
To Buy The Equipment You Need To Make This Crop- TH
SEE US NOW!
t 1
Quality Farm Equipment Co.
Faison Hiway
Your Friendly ' John Deere Dealer ;
LY 2-3742 r
Ginton, N, "C.
For Expert Watch
Repairs
.. ' See ,
IIINES JEWELERS
Warsaw, N. C
Mrs. Giles I
Honors Mrs .Craft
: The Easter motif was used in ta
ble arrangements and markers on
Wednesday evening when Mrs.
Janet Giles entertained four tables
of bridge at a Layette shower for
Mrs. William Craft.
When scores were compiled, Mrs.
J. H. Hines was given flower ar
rangement for high score, Mrs.
Craft, and Mrs. Helton were eiven
similar rifts for second high and
consolation. . -
The delightful surprise came
when an attractive basket was pre
sented to Mrs. Craft which , she
opened and passed around to be
admired by others. .
The hostess served frozen - fruit
salad, crackers, salted nuts and
coffee, i . ,
jVELSICOL f
IMS:
FOR SALE
Lumber, Moulding,
Plumbing Supplies'
SASH a DOORS. ASBESTOS
SIDING. HOOFING OF ALL
KIND,
PIPE
Plaster, Rock Lath, .
Sheetrock; Mortar,
, Brick, Cement
Block. Paints And
, Builders Hardware '
CVTTER, TERRA COTTA
Z J CARTER
; & SOU
t WALLACE, N. C
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iliiiir;ww;
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TWs ftsW was trssM witn HpU-
drier thrss wMks bslors (ebseca
mt nt. VMy llttl, mrtSng nscss
utf. hsls laksn strly Juns.
Sams IMd of tobacco In July. N
jMsnis tijnWd ftwtrMnii, TM,
crop win gls good yioM. e( lea
quality losacesv -- - -j v.
Modamica Tour Home
with o Beautiful Fire-placo-This
Modem, Easy
and Inexpensive way. "
Comes complala--raady to ba la
stalM by baadr ssaa, hM tor
snslHary hast Uae with ass loss
sad cJactrlc solan.
Laraa aalaeMon of ottractlra aioaV
ah ia cast sians, brick and woo
coatsaaponrr. modara and tradi
ttoaMl.dcaians. . . ..
.'. .. .. w y .
VUU our Shovroomt '
land or Catmlof.
Sutton' Gas And
' Appliance Co. "
- Warsaw, N. C- .
, Wirtworm damage causes considerable rtaittinj. It also causei ttuntinf
af naay plants. This resulu in a low yield of poor quality tobacco. ,
' Heptschlor kills wireworma, and protects yourvslusile crop. HtpUchlor
alas kills eutwonns, whlu frinjed beetle lsrvss, Jspaneae baetl Isrvse,
mole erickets,eesd corn maggots, billbugs, tobacco febwornis, ireea '
t Joat asatlss, aad away other aoB iasseta,' i -f. i .Jfi . ' "
' WHEN TO APPLY-For best results, Heptachlbr should be 'i
applied to tobacco 80 days before tobacco hj ssL.tbis early spplica
Uob will allow lor better diatributioa of Insecticide la Jhe soil. If '
westher conditions prevent earlier application; Heptschlor can be
applied right before planting, but the rasullis generally are aot as '
sstlsfsctory. Apply pounds sotusl Heptschlor per tat broadcast.
Application should not be mads antO the land habeea plowad-'Dwc
into the sofl immediately after application. . '
' HOW TO APPLY-Heptachlor is available as a Squid, dust, or
granular. It eaa be purchased to suit the particular equipment you :
hat oa your farm. Large acreage can be treated snU a tractor mounted
duster or Kme sower. Small acreage can be treated essO? with a hand-
operated cyclone aaedar. ,
IASY TO APPH.V ICONOM rO AL VBHSATILI
Afi-APrn.v as DmaCTao lastino ataaiouAL
AOTION ON ArM.ICATKN NO OMSNSIVI OOOR
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ALABAMA FARMER HARVESTS
60 BUSHELS PER ACRE MORE
WITH HEPTACHLOR! RoV Snail.
of Gordon. Alabama, had Door stands of
corn Decauss nis neids were infested with
corn billbugs. Using 2 ibs. of actual
Heptschlor per acre he treated 30 acres
ana lett a similar control plot untreated.
Result: the 30 acres treated with
Heptachlor yielded 100 bushels nr
The untreated plot yielded only 40
bushels Der acre. Savs Snellirrnva. "KJ
I i plan to use lieptacbloc on all my corn
I aAAOite,t" 1
NORTH CAROLINIAN BOOSTS CORN
INCOME $36.75 PER ACRE USING
HEPTACHL0RI Dennis
Fairfield, North Carolina, treated part of
his corn land with HeoUchlor. Anothor
portion of the same field was planted with
out Heptachlor. By actual plant count,
the Heptachlor treated area iroHuiH a
38 better stand. Southern corn root
worms, wire worms, and billhum wr
effectively controlled, the untreated area
yielded SO bushels per acre; the
Heptachlor treated acreage: 85 bushels
per acre for an increased yield of 85
bushels per acre! . . ... -J : ....
Ttieaa typical enemolea ahow turn MofrM
Sucn setter com yields. Improved Sualiry and stare
proWa for you I HopMcMor tills earn oemeglne ao
Inaects Hiat cauae eeor senMaaNon, asetry stands and
lodeine. Yew dealer can euool rou wim Heaurkio i
eaeyie-aporf sprays and aranuiee. Make yew sera
ssi ana am . . , eel HepiseMsei
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