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FARM FOB KENT Two bone crop on halves. Approximately 6 acres tobacco. Apply Box 116 Warsaw, N. C. 10-29-3U. W EOAIf DBJIX TOU A WELL. Still kave some saaterlal left Write far estimate, gtvtog loeettoa. Hest er Wen Ce, HsMgn, If. C. 4-U LOST 8TBATED One gray mule, 12 or 13 yrs. old, weighs 900 to 1000 lbs. From my place Saturday night (The old Furrney Jones place, 6 miles north east of Kenansville.) Return mule and get re ward from, D. A. Dunn, KenansvOle, N. C. Rt 1. ll-12-4t.pd. FARMS FOB KENT One mile from Faison - 50 to 315 acres, Excellent, well drained land. Plentiful fire wood. Good Schools. X. N. HZNES, Agent Faison, N. C. WANTED TENANT With Team and Tools Self Drained Land School Bus & Mail RFD. 2 Barns Tobacco Vance B. Gavin Kenansville, N. C. WANTED GOOD TENANTS Two Horse Farm with 7 acres tobacco allotment; One Horse Farm, 3 1-2 acre tobacu allot ment Apply at once. C. E.tjulnn, Kenansville, W. C Freak Accident Kills Teen-age Boy Playing in-door ' football in a residence to Raleigh, Joe Bernon, Boren, Jr, was killed when the oau strucK a loaded small caliber rifle standing In the corner of the room.-'- The gun discharged, striking the boy over the heart. 4 He died shortly afterwards. The approaching presidents! campaign casts suspicion upon every writer on public affairs; If you try to be honest you will displease partisans on both sides. The accident toll In the United r isles exceeds the cost of the v r. You cannot stop all fatallt- j t t you might be able to save r,wn hM X ;Nl - - (S N'."' ... x kvs W '""7 ' M m 'spf ft ' fi ' i I cm w Give: wasn't so long ago that Mary was playing with dolls Now she's playing with fira, and is perilously close to the flames. The war has done this to Mary Her father's reserve commission was called iip and he went back in the army Her mother, partly for something to fill the empty hours, partly because she wanted to make with her own hands some of the weapons with which her husband would fight, got a job in a war plant Mary was too young to get in the WACS or the WAVES or the Nurses' CorpsShe was too young to get a job in a factory. The older girls looked down their noses at her when it came to invitations to the parties for service mea "Too much of a kid," they said Too much of a kid, eh I She'd show them. So. , . she is showing them.. She's nose-diving toward trouble. She's out on the town. She's flirting with trouble that can wreck her whole life. There are millions of youngsters like Mary, both boys and girls. They are the war orphans who are sending the JUVENILE DELINQUENCY rate up to heart-breaking heights. You will help to keep fundamentally nice kids out of trouble when you give to your local united war fund campaign That is one of the ' wise things about this fund It is a sensible development to bring order into the raising of money for necessary war agencies and local agencies as weH It includes USO. China Relief British Wai Relief Russian Relief and others. It is combined with appeals for Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts, and other agencies which help the home front to function properly; to aid the local sick and destitute to keep fundamentally nice kids out of trouble. The dollars you give to your community's war fund, and through it to the National War Fund will go further than any other dollars you ever parted with. Their charity will begin at home; it will go to camps heie "in America; it will travel around the world. Give. Give generously. Add up your total gifts-rnen double that total once all these USO United Seamen's Service War Prisoners Aid Belgian War Relief Society Britfth War Relief Society French Relief Fund Friends of Luxembourg Greek War Relief Association Norwegian Relief Polish War Relief Queen Wilhelmina Fund Russian War Relief . United China Relief United Czechoslovak Relief United Yugoslav Relief Fund Refugee Relief Trustees . United States Committee for the Care of European Children i.: .1. National War Fund I1 V''' : n f ( w - a- . i n Rosa - Hi Sic ";Ns'tCi Carolina G, 1 ' . ' ) 0 c c
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