Wednesday afternoon, October i, 1952
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FOR SALE
CfOH best results with all
farm animals, WAYNE
FEED is the product for you
to buy. You will find a com
plete line of WAYNE FEED
at FARMER'S SUPPLY,
Dunn. 8-17-ts-c
FOR SALE: Y E L L O W
chrome dinette set. $60.00
See Frank Jackson at 309
Magnolia Ave. 9-26-3tp
FOR SALE: LOT 75 x 150.
Very desirable location near
hospital. Shade trees. Phonr
4066. 9-29-3tc
FOR SALE: FARM FOR
sale. 15 acres cleared lartd.
One 7 room house, running
water. 1 tobacco bam. 3.2
jpres tobacco allotment. One
LEE'S
24 Hour Road
Truck Terminal
@)
And Wrecker
Service
PHONES
2727 - 2052
FAYETTEVILLE HWY.
DUNN, N. C.
WIN THIS DILUTE •_ i
G-E'SPEED COOKm "^^^^
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Vi w range I l
Wl|| J ■„?r nC,AI RANGE of the I /
fus * u " Y RAKING CONTEST
One hundred of these General Electric • PUSH-BUTTON CONTROLS
Automatic Push-button Ranges will be • AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER
awarded to the finalists in the Pillsbury # TRIPL-OVEN
SIOO,OOO Recipe and Baking Contest.
, * ... • BUILT-IN THRIFT COOKER
And many more wonderful G-E Appli- nuwr
* .... . q . 7. e HI-SPEED CALROD® HEATING UNITS
ances will be given as Bonus Awards in
VALUE $409.95
COMITINtODAY! YOU'MUST REGISTER TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE
BIG G-E BONUS AWARDS IN THE PILLSBURY CONTEST I
PURINE’S, INC. j
S. Clintpn Ave. DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 2069 J
Authorized Dealer =
ELECTRIC
RANGES
large store and filling stat-|
ion and outbuilding. If in
terested, see J. M. Bryant,
Route 1, Linden. 9-29-3tp
FOR SALE: USED APPLl
ances: Save on appliances by
. seeing our big complete
' stock of good used ranges, j
refrigerators, washers, and
other appliances. 90-day gu
arantee. Purdies, Inc., Dunn,
N. C. 9-26-F.M-tfc
PUBLIC SALE: Household
furniture. Complete. Good
i Condition. A. B. Johnson
home. Falcon, N. C. Satur
day, October 11, 10:00 a.m.
10-l-3tp
GOING HUNTING? STOP
by Purdie’s, Inc., in Dunn for
Dubax Hunting Clothes. Ex- i
elusive dealer here.
-24-W. F. tfc :
FOR RENT
ELECTRIC floor polisher.
Minimum charge, 75c a day.!
Johnson Furniture Co. Luck
now Square, Dunn. Phone
2427. 2-28-ts-c
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT:
Complete line Fruit Trees, j
Nut Trees, Berry Plants,
Grape Vines, and Ornamen
tal Plant Material offered
by Virginia’s Largest Grow
ers. Salespeople wanted.
Write for Free Copy 56-page
Planting Guide in color.
WAYNESBORO NURSER
IES, WAYNESBORO, Va.
9-22-T.tfc
TELEVISION AND RADIO
Sales, service and installat
ion, Expert workmanship at
reasonable prices. Purdie’s,
Inc., Dunn, N. C.
9-25-T. Th. tfc :
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: TWO COL
•ored female dishwashers and
two colored porters. Apply
to Mr. Rowlins at Johnson’s
Restaurant in Dunn.B-19-tfc :
I
HELP WANTED: TWO
colored porters. Can use j
boys in school. Johnson’s
Restaurant, Dunn, N. C. I
9-12-tfc i
1 SPECIAL NOTICES
LET US FILL YOUR PMA
orders /or pasture seeds,
lime, and fertilizer, we fill
orders for Sampson, Har
nett, Johnston, and Cumber
land counties- Par Ker Seed
! and Feed Co., Dunn, N. C.
9-2-tfc
DOING YO U R FALL
cleaning? I wash windows,
walls, mop and wax floors.
Call Dunn Rite Window
Cleaning. 3743. Bob Rogers
9-25-6tp
[WE SERVE REGULAR
| meals at all hours.. Same
| location for 28 years. We also
1 have a complete line of mag
azines and papers, patent
i medicines and sundries.
Pate’s Case, R. L. Pate, Jr.,
manager, Erwin, N. C.,
9-29-3tc
MORTGAGE LOANS AND
Money to build new homes.
Dunn Insurance and Realty j
Co. Lucknow Square, Dunn,
Phone 2712. 9-29-tfc
jWE FINANCE HOME RE-
I pairs and improvements. 36
1 months to pay. No down
payment required. Call 2264|
Nu-Home Builders and Sup-:
ply Co. 9-25-MWF tfc
personal” and family
GROUP HOSPITAL INSUR
ANCE. Premiums collected j
locally. Claims paid prompt
ly through this agency. Cali
2705 today. Barbour-Byerley
Mutual Insurance, 117 N.
Wilson Ave., Dunn. N. C.
9-8-MWF tfc
NEW HOME SEWING AND
DRAPERY CENTER will
make your belts, cover buck
les and buttons and work
buttonholes. Eva S. Core
8-27-MWF tfc
PLANNING TO HUILiX RE
model or repair? Call Nu-
Home Builders & Supply Co.
No job too small or too large.
Dial 2264. 7-28-M.W.F.tf.
FOR - QUICK CONFIDENT
iaI Loans on household furn-
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. C.
I iture or auto, call 2705. B. &
B. Finance Co., 117 N. Wil
son Ave., Dunn, N. C.
9-8-MWF tfc
CAR OWNER
RESPONSIBLE party with
5 hours week spare time to
| service route of new type
I vending machines for a per
j tentage of the collections.
No selling or Soliciting. In
i come up to S3OO monthly de
pending on number of units
! party selected can service,
with very good possibilities
(if eventually operating full
time, income increasing ac-
I cordingly. As income is bas
ed on profit-sharing plan,
only responsible party with
references and $480.00 work
ing cash capital for inven
tory will be considered. Job
Hoppers need not apply. For
prompt interview include
phone in application. Box
j 800, care of The Daily Record
10-1-ltp
WANTED
WANTED: A 4 or 5 room
house or duplex apartment
to rent. Call 3570 after 7
and before 10:30 a. m.
10-l-3tc
WANTED: SALESMAN TO
represent an old line legal
reserve North Carolina life
insurance company in Dunn
and vicinity. Financial ar
rangements can be made
satisfactorily until product
ion is sufficient to permit
living income. State age, ex
perience, education. Reply
to P. O. Box 1506, Raleigh.
8-26-T Th. Fr. tfc
Auto Finance
: AUTO LOANS
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B MOTOR
CREDIT CO.
DUNN, N. C. *
, Vayetteville St. Plvene 3158 j
. AT DUKE
Among the Duke freshman at
Durham this year are the follow
ing from this area: Stacey A. Wood
of Coats, John Q. Beard, George W.
Lucas, and Kenneth D. Stewart, all
of Erwin.
STATEMENT PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Condition December 31, 1951, as Shown by Statement Filed
Amount of Capital paid up in cash $
Amount of Ledger Assets December 31st of previous year,
$1,276,871,880.12; Increase of Capital during year, None;
Total 1,276,871,880.12
Premium Income, $88,946,140.25; Miscellaneous, $76,337,-
701.17; Total 165,283,841.42
Disbursements —To Policyholders, $68,533,857.22; Miscel
laneous, $55,108,982.54; Total 123,642,839.76
Business written during year—Number of Policies 49,864;
Amount 275,043,199.00
Buisness in force at end of year—Number of Policies,
787,307; Amount .. 3,045,382,545.00
ASSETS
Bonds 935,057,682.41
Stocks 60,738,782.00
Mortgage Loans 231.884,452.18
Real Estate (less amount of encumbrances ...... 26,587,96430
Policy Loans 54,535,850.75
Premium Notes 415.63
Collateral Loans 889.161.16
Cash and Bank deposits 9.994,884.67
Premiums uncollected and deferred 15,266382.96
Interest & other investment income due and accrued .... 9,675,701.67
All other Assets, as detailed in statement 148,012.92
Total Admitted Assets $1344,779,290.65
LIABILITIES
Aggregate reserve for Life policies ahd contracts $1,001,799,157.00
Supplementary contracts 144.211,519.03
Policy and contract claims 4,769,841.50
Policyholders’ divided accumulations 91.476,901.80
Policyholders’ dividend due and unpaid 105,053.01
Amounts set apart for future policyholders’ dividends 13.200,000.00
Premiums received in advance 11.992,665.26
Commissions to agents due or accrued . 47,872.63
Taxes, licenses and fees due and accrued 3,920,257.72
All other Liabilities, as detailed in statement 2.783,193.84
Total of all Liabilities except Capital $1.274306,461.79
Special Surplus funds $ 70,472,828.86
70.472,828.86
Total $1344.779,290.65
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1951
. . Ordinary
No. Amount
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State in force
December 31st of previous year 6,471 $22,530,223.
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State issued
during the year J. 693 4336,452.
Total 7.164 26,866.675.
Deduct ceased to be in force during the year 306 1,432381.
Policies in force December 31st 6,858 25,434,094.
year * 14 26370.
Losses and Claims incurred during year 101 301,847.
Total H 5 328,217.
Losses and Claims settled during the year, in full,
$240,517.00; by compromise, 0; by. rejection, 0 103 240,517.
Losses and Claims unpaid December 31st ..: 12 87,700.
Premium Income —Ordinary, $659,426.88; Group, 0; Industrial, 0; Total,
$659,426.88; Consideration for Annuities $12,58935.
President Malcolm Adam; Secretary John W. McPherson; Treasurer.
Tarvey E. White; Actuary, Chas E. Richards; Home Office 530 Walnut
St., Phila. 5, Pa.; Attorney for Service: Waldo C. Cheek, Commissioner
of Insurance, Raleigh, N. C.
State of North Carolina—lnsurance Department
(Seal) Raleigh. August 15th, 1952
I, Waldo C. Cheek, Commissioner of Insurance do hereby certify that
the above is a true and correct abstract ofthe statement of the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, Pa. filed with this
Department, showing the condition of said Company on the 31st day of
December, 1951.
Witness my hand and official seal the day and date above written.
wat.no c. nHßgir commissioner of Insurance
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ApronsFromHarnett
Go To Chicago Meet
Attractive handmade aprons, in
tended to convey neighborly greet
ings from North Carolina club wo
men to delegates to the National
Home Demonstration Council meet
ing, were mailed from Lillington
yesterday.
The aprons, one from each of
Harnett County’s 22 home demon
stration clubs, will serve as souve
nirs for the convention visitors.
.Similar gifts are being prepared
throughout North Carolina in pre
paration of the national meeting
which will convene in Raleigh, on
October 27-31. Approximately 2.000
Miss Alston's Dolls
Entered In Show
“Sambo and Mirandy” are go
ing to the North Carolina Public
Health Association convention in
Asheville on October 9-11.
These are the names of two j
very cleverly attired Negro rag
dolls created by Miss Mable Al
ston of Lillington, Harnett Coun- j
ty Public health nurse.
A skilled needleworker and doll 1
maker, Mias Alston has for a
number of years made rag dolls
as Christmas presents for her ,
neices, nephews, and the many 1
children who always top her list.
Riverside Church
Will Hear Way land
The Riverside Presbyterian
; Church, just west of Dunn on the
j Erwin highway, has been fortunate
[ In obtaining the Rev. John Edwin
Wayland, Jr., to conduct Revival
Services nightly, the week of' Oc
| tober sth
The services will be at the hour
of 7:30 P. M. each night, Sunday
through Friday. The Rev. Mr. Way
land is pastor of Bethel and Cor
nelius Presbyterian Churches in
Cornelius, N. C. He is a graduate of
David College, and Columbia The
ological Seminary of Decatur, Geo
rgia. Mr. Wayland was born in
China where his parents served for
many years as Presbyterian mis
sionaries.
The pastor of Riverside urges all
believers who read these lines, to
pray for the blessing of God upon
His Holy Word as it shall be ex
pounded by this His servant. The
preaching of the Cross, if true to
New Testament theology, will be
received in two ways. To them who
delegates are expected to attend.
! Already gift wrapped by Miss El
len Stewart, secretary in the Har
i nett Home Agents office, the aprons
1 will be gift boxed in Raleigh by
[ Miss Mary McAllister, district agent,
i Miss McAllister points out that with
| the meeting only a month away, it
! is time to start convention prepara
j-tions.
j The aprons, made of identical de
| sign, are of three materials. They
I include green print w ith red trim,
blue and white check, and blue and
j white print with contrasting bor
' ders.
Fame of her creations has
spread. Now she has been urged
to enter her two favorites in the
hobby show which will be one of
the entertainment features of the
I convention of public health offi
cials ...
Sambo and Mirandy, long ac
customed to top place in many a
1 Christmas stocking, will draw
admiring glances in a new set
i ting. Their direct gaze will be
; turned on visitors from the ar
-1 cade of the Battery Park Hotel
in Asheville.
are perishing it will be counted as !
foolishness; to those whom the Lord j
Jesus Christ has chosen to save, it
is the power of God (1 Cor. 1:18). j
“It was God's good pleasure through
the foolishness of the thing preach- I
ed, to save them that believe” (1 i
Cor. 1:21, R. V. margin). Come with ]
your Bible and bring someone w-ith
you!
Boy Doesn't Like I
Acting In Movies !
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. —(IPI Six- j
year-old George Winslow is going
to make S3OO a week for doing a
job he dislikes.
“Do you like being in motion I
pictures?" Superior Judge Frank
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G. Swain asked before aproving
the child's contract with a studio.
“No,” George said.
Jonnie D. West
At Pearl Harbor
U. S. PACIFIC FLEET. PEARL
HARBOR. T. H. (Delayedi
Jonnie D. West, yeoman third class,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira V
West of 703 East Pearsall st.. Dunn,
is serving in the Flag Allowance of
the Commander Service Forces
here.
West reported to Pearl Harbor
from the Military Sea Transporta
STATEMENT PENNSYLVANIA THRESHEREVER & FARMERS
MUTUAL CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY
HARRISBURG, PA.
| Condition December 31. 1951. as Shown bv Statement Filed
Income—From Members. $12,733,774.58; Miscellaneous.
56C4.726.14: Total .. ..... . sl3 398.500.72
: Disbursements—To Policyholders, $6,295,500.72: Miscel
laneous. 56.068.487.23; Total 12 363 987 95
ASSETS
i ßonds 510.139,184.29
Stocks 2.668,873.00
Mortgage loans on real estate 3,535,292.40
Real Estate 1 1!076!e37*«6
Cash and bank deposits .. 1.784,745.64
Agents' balances or uncollected premiums .. 51.956.861.97
Total Admitted Assets $21,260,488.13
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS
Losses unpaid ‘ 7,287.808.06
Loss adjustment -expenses unpaid 1.078.238.07
Other expenses (excluding taxes, licenses and
j fees' Underwriting ... $ 22.759.i4
I Investment 22,739.14
Taxes, licenses and fees (excluding Federal
I income taxes) Underwriting ... 226.346.48
I Investment 266.346.48
Federal income taxes .....' 192 303.90
Unearned premiums 5.20L519.29
Dividends declared and unpaid: Policyholders 62,600.00
j Amounts withheld or retained by company for account of
| others ... 105.97
: Excess of liability and compensation statutory and volun
tary reserves over case basis and loss expense reserves ... 302.944.50
Ail other Liabilities, as detailed in statement 27,149.74
Special surplus funds: $ 400.000 00
Unassigned funds (surplus) 6.418.712.98
Surplus as regards policyholders 6,818,712.98
I Total . $21,260,488.13
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1951
Net Net
Prems. Losses
LINE OF BUSINESS Incurred
' Accident .... 428 26
I Workmen’s compensation 431.905. 216,500.
, Liability other than auto p 39.100. 14,818.
| Auto Liability 475.622. 311.954.
| Auto property damage 264,951. 158,216.
' Auto phys. damage 50.367. 20,314.
[ Property damage other than auto 20,141. 4,158.
Total $1,282,515. $725,986
President W. F. Hovetter; Secretary J. G. Feinour; Treasurer J. E. Ruth
erford; Home Office: 1900 Henry St.. Harrisburg, Pa.:Attorney for
service: Waldo C. Cheek. Commissioner of Insurance. Raleigh. N. C.
State of North Carolina—lnsurance Department
Raleigh, June 19th, 1952
I, Waldo C. Cheek, Commissioner of Insurance, do hereby certify that
the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Penn.
Thresherever & Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance Company, of Har
risburg, Pa., filed with this Department, showing the condition of said
Company on the 31st day of December, 1951.
Witness my hand and official seal, the day and date above written.
WALDO C. CHEEK, Commissioner of Insurance
Fire and-or Casualty Abstract
PAGE FIVE
tion Service Ship USS Thomas
Jefferson.
He is married to the former Miss
Patricia A Spell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack B Spell of Route
4, also of Dunn.
Before entering the Navy, he was
graduated from Dunn High School.
TO DIRECT FLAY
Percy Wilkins of Benson will be
one of the two student directors
when ''Macbeth” will be given as
an outdoor play at East Carolina
College in Greenville, October 30.
He was recently elected recording
secretary of the Teacher’s Playhouse
at the college.