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8UBSCRUTION AGENT
Dial ?9M :V";Y'
METHODIST CHURCH
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CRevi C. T Thrift, pasta, an
nounces services for Sunday:
- Morning service at 11:00 a. m.
- Subject - for morning service:
"Christmas Christ". ' ' ,.'
' Evening seivlces at 7:30 p. m.
- Ai evening service, Bible Study;
Subject: "Christ 1 Nature , Advent
and Work".
Preaching at Carlton at 4:00.
The public ls- cordially invited
: to those services. :
V CARD OF THANKS
We wish-to take this means to
thank our many friends for the
kind expressions of sympathy and
for the beautiful floral offerings
during the recent death of our
wife and mother.
D. E. Best and family..
J.
Purcell Jones, son of Mrs. Tom
Ashford of Clinton, is with tho
Navy Seabees in the Southwest
Pacific, He entered the service
last March and went overseas in
October. His wife, the former
Helen Best of Warsaw resides in
Wilmington. :
.. SICK LIST
' ' A. Brooks continues to Improve
in the Goldsboro Hospital, wnere
he has been a patient for two
. . urncklra ''
Miss Sarah Gaylor had the mis-
fortune to cut her arm and finger
- seriously while opening a door at
the High, School last week. It
was necessary to have 15 stitches
,-taken to close the wounds.
. Katie Murray
: Circle Meet
The Katie Murray Circle of the
B 'W. M. XJ. met Friday night In
the home of Mrs. T. W. Simmons
with 10 .present and one visitor.
Pnllnwins- routine business Mrs.
G Van Stephens led the Bible
Stnrtv ' and tnueht the Mission
Study Book, after which the hos
tess assisted by Mrs. Warren A.
Smith served sandwiches, nuts
and tea.
vonos ovun AtAunicA
Pfc. Emmett Hatcher, 20, son
of Willie B. Hatcher, and nephew
of Mrs. Kate Herring of Warsaw,
is with the army in the Panama
Canal Zone, where he has been
since he entered the service In
April, 1940. ..
LOCALS
i .Mlu Mnrcaret Miller snent sev
erei days lastweeK in Wilmington
-with her sister, Miss Kitten Mil
ler, who is employed at the Wes
tern Union.
; Mrs. J, P. Harmon and Infant
son returned from the Goldsboro
Hospital. ,
.' Mrs. Harry Atkinson, of Brun
swick, Ga., was the week end
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J, K.
WUliajnsott,1',"-J
Mr. and Mrs.-P. W. Oakes were
. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lucian Clifton, in Wilmington.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones Yorke,
' of Concord spent the week end
with Mrs. Yorke's mother, Mrs.
I P. Best They came to attend
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs, D.
' E. Best . ,
Pfc Fred Gaylor, Jr, was home
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for the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaylor...
Over the week end, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Patterson and son, of
Wilmington visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Garner. -
Mrs. B. C. Sheffield and sons,
Ensign Edwin and Charlie, vis
ited relatives in Wallace Sunday.
Mr. J. B. Quinn will return the
latter part of the week from Col
umbia, Newberry . and Greenville,
S. C, where he has spent three
weeks with his sons, Frank, Ralph
ana juroy.
M I. Humnhrev snent Friday
in Wilmington on business.
Mesaames Thomas Kogers, Ma
con Hollingsworth and Davis
Hollinesworth shoDDed in Fayette-
ville Saturday.
Scout Court Of
Honor Is Held
A QTwinl Rnllv and Court of
Honor at the Bov Scouts of Ameri
ca, the Tuscarora Area, was held
in Warsaw at the Legion Home:
on Tuesday night Dec. 14, at 7:30, 1
with tha Sonnt Rvwiitiuo Rnhprt
L. Wolff, of Goldsboro in Charge.
scout , master, uiarue anei
field, made the entertainment ar
rangements. Troops from Kenans
ville, . Wallace, Kerr, Clinton,
villA Wnllaro Korr Plinton.
Faison and Warsaw .were present
and each troop came to the Court
of Honor prepared to present a
aemonsirauon or seouicran skiii.
anon as nm ninininc ov riini ana
Btepl nr frlntlnn nitmnllnc First
Aid, nature-craft display, compass
instruction games or any scout
craft games. For the Court of
Honor Scoutcraft contest the ten
derf oot knot tying was used. . ,
nounced today. . .
"Damage' Is heavy, in some of
our surrounding counties. The
early 'crops shows greater damage
than those sown later. Some
stands are almost completely killed
out " .'.r: ; ' .
According to State College,
there is no practical method of
controlling the green bug. ,
Luckily the -aphids are not at
tacking all the crops, but, the
damage may become more wide
spread in the spring.
Mm Ktacv Peterson of Clinton
spent Thursday with her mother,
Mrs. Marearette Anaerson.
Paving tribute to Its
fighting men who fell
on fbrcign fields dur
ing World War I, In
diana haa erected at its
capital of Indianapolia
this striking War
N Memorial. .-. .
A
Hoosier Monument
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If IIP!1
Your War Memorial;
U. S. War Donds
dead have left
own memorials:
the starved and hound
ed people of captive
Europe can do little
more than hope and
pray, but to free Amer
icans is left the choice
of their own future.
.1 .MMw.n f Turkev. Mrs Mar-business but keep your hog pro-
Srrnderson and Pearl ste-.gram in line wtth supPi i
vens Davis spent Sunday with Mr.
and. Mrs. W. . xayior.
flit '
Don't Sell All
Your Sows Now
spU off all
"Don't
Irs. Margareue Anaeraon. , : - -r nllt
Mr. and Mrs. Luclon Hudson and plan to goout
your sows
of the hog
GREEN BUG ATTACKING
SMALL GRAINS IN AREA
Small era In crons In Eastern
North Carolina are being damaged
by a type or apma Known as ine
"Green Bug" State College an
it
iho form nnii follow sTOOd mail'
agement practices," is tne aav.
from N. C. Stete College.
They suggest culling out poor
Via iioA nf Additional, gra-
zing crops to offset high feed
costs.
Men in the services eat about
1 1-2 times as much as they did
when at home, so, all of these de
mands for our men in the armed
forces, plus meat for Lend-Lease
and freed peoples will call for a
large number of hogs,- all that
can be produced from the avail
able feed.
. This the 14th day of December,
1943. .
H. E. Phillips, Receiver
12-24-2t.HJ:.P.
f Easy-To-Mahe
RENTAL NOTICE
TTMT-lFP AND RY VIRTUE of
Authority "of that Special Proceed
ing entitled "W, T. BrocK, ei ais
rttllo Millo Williams, et als
VI Lcua f
No. 1909" and duly docketed In
the Office of the Clerk ol buper-
fAurt tho iinnpraiimea. Ke-
1U1 vW . w.w
.oivai win nn Fridav. December
31, 1943, at the hour of 12:00
Noon, offer for cash tor a penoa
rt nna in vpnr all that certain
trant nr narrel nf land Containing
14 acres, more or less, situated in
Kenansville Township ana Known
as the Egbert Miller and Fannie
L Miller Home Place which lanas
are described in the above en
titled proceeding and said rental
agreement to extend up and until
December 1, 1944.
CURVACEOUS and pretty Jean Parker cofars 4
iichard Arlen and Kussell Hayden .Zt
ftory of h JTavy's hero io neseeplnffce, J ean now fa at
work In the leading feminine role in "The, Havy War, oeimg
Zed at fte rea? lakes Naval Training Station in Dlinois,
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' 9549
NOTICB OF ADMINISTRATRIX
' The Undersigned, having ojiall
fied as the Administratrix ' the
EsUte of the late Egbert Stroud
of Duplin County, Albertson
Township, North Carolina, this la
to notify all persons having claims
against said estate will please
present their claims to the Under
signed Administratrix on or before
December 15, 1944 or this notice
will be pleaded as a bar to their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate settlement
This the 15th day of December,
1943. . .'
Ida W. Stroud. Administratrix
of Egbert Stroud. ,r '
he. Phillips, Any.
l-21-6t H. E. P.
Duplin Ihcati
WARSAW, N. C.
Tues. Dec Zl
''Youngest Profession'
with Virginia. Weldler and
Edwaia Arnold
Wed. Dm 22. Doubla Faaiure
"Tumbling tumbleweed"
with Gene Autry 1m -
"Find The Blackmailer"
Pattern 9549 may be ordered only
In misses' and women's siies 12, 14.
16. 18. 20: 30, 22, 34, 36, 38 and 40
Size 16 requires 3V4 yards 35-inch
fabric. .
Send 6IXTEEN CENTS in eohis
for this pattern. Write plainly
6IZE, NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE
NUMBER.
twm r.RNTS more brings you
the Wlater Pattern Book with Free
pattern for apron and applique
printed In book.
Send orders to Newspaper Pat
tern Department, 232 West 18iU
Street, New York 11, N. Y.
Sun. - Mon. Dec, 19-20
'Is Everybody Happy?"
Ted Lewis and His Band
with
Thura. Deo. it
"Invisible Agent"
with Uoiifl Afaaaey and Jon Hall
FrL Dec, 24 Christmas Eve
"Men Of Texas" .
with Robert Stack, also.
Saturday's Berial
Sat, Dec. 26 Christmas Day
"So't Your Uncle"
with EUse Knox and
Donald Woods
Show will epen at 1 pjn. FrL
Dec, 24 and run continnoaa. .
..On Christinas day, matinee
hoars will be, 2 and 4 pjn.; Nlgbt
program at 7:15 and 9:15.
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FERTILIZER:
WE ARE NOW MAKING DELIVERIES
We Suggest Yoy Buy Early
CARLOAD YOUNG BROKE MULES, 3 to 5 Years OLD
ARRIVED TUESDAY
We Have Some Farm Implements
NEW - SHIPMENT OF TRACTOR STALK CUTTERS HERE
FARMERS STORE
IN PINK HILL ,
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS,
- SO WE TREAT YOU RIGHT
Complete Line Of Hardware
Mens Rubber Boots In Stock
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Buy Yourl944 NITRATE Of SODA Now
We Can Deliver You Any Quantity :
Our Chrii:.-ns Stock h On Di:?!ay
DUY EARLY
Fbnty cf Z- t end Ssi;:c
Cry C:t Jj - Uzihzt - Shsss Crcriss
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Hog
Mair
TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Due to the congested conditions at the packing houses, begin
ning December 6th, we will only buy hogs the days we have
orders for them. Please contact the market before bringing
any hogs. This condition I hope is only temporairly and will
soon clear up.
Sampson Livestock
Market
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