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with ad . Farmers: II
yKi nav anything to sell
ir exchange, want te
buy, use the TUne Class- -lfW
ad we will accept
prwliioa. f" payment .
" FARM LOANS
LONG TERMS .
. - ' LOW INTEREST
t'rivllfite To Uepay Any Tims
HeUiiv Maturity. See or write: -li
WITT CARR. SECTY-TREA8
I INTOX NAT L FARM LOAN
A.SbN. UOX 146 - TlX MMMI
CLINTON. N. C.
"INSURANCE WILL CONTIN--UK
WITH IAS SIGHT FOREVER
OS THE HORIZON IN SEARCH
OK NEW DANGERS, GREATER
.ECTION : AND BROADER
SrillVICES. .
It. W. RLACKMORE, Agent, 1
RELIABLE INS., SERVICE)
WARSAW N. C.
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. . . " , , , after having been in declining
A BLACK zipper closing COIN neaith for the tpast three years.
PURSE. Thought to have been. Funeral services were held on-
lost In Margolin' In Wallace abou .Tuesdav afternoon at 3:3Q in the
o .ok lw a. nsntir Ann 1
Mrs. C. F. Rouse,
Rt S, Rose Hill, N. C.
4 6 2t pd.
PERSONAL
IF YOU want te get married,
write Box 858, Jullaetta, Idnho.
S'-nd stamp.
MR. FARMER, have your
' - well drilled now and pay for It
twelve months later. Write
for quotation and give direc
tion from town.
HEATER WELL CO.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
FOR SALE: Seed Peanuts, Va.,
or Spanish types. See or call
Charlie Herring at the Farmer's
Warehouse In Clarkton, N. C.
I-one S12S.
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BUck-Driujiit
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' PERFECTLY NATURAL
H 4
Preference for Chilean Nitrate
is Just as Natural
as the Product Itself
. . . . .' X
M. 1 1
DtUy Ucky...P brtoss Imm skater sm fiirlsegh,
., 4arrfahiteteiMee'reMtheres.
rwt fnrnuvs for over a hun
dred years have hauled natural
nitrate for their crops, wnce
- 1C30, when the first nitrate cargo
arrived from Chile; millions of
ton have been used on American
farms . i . 3,300,000 tons since
the outbreak of the war. This
year' j auprly of Chilean Nitrate
depends la. jt'y on ships avail
able to bring it in. ireryone
' Uki hia share promptly
when offored, at hait 850,000
ton can be aupplied lot thit
- year" crop. . ,
While some nitrate normally
goes into mixed fertilizer, most
of it is applied direct to the crop
top dressing for grains and
grasses, side dressing for corn
' and cotton. Direst application
to fruit and vegetable crops is
vital to yield and quality. . ;
I-
MO I HI CArinilOA
LOST
Hub Cap and White Rim off
43 Fontiae between' Kena'ns
vUle and Warsaw last Satur
day. If Finder will drop card
I wlU come and , jet It and
pay Reward. 1
Morris Brinson
KenansvUle, N. CL
FOR SALE
Choice Timothy Hay $48.00
No. 1 Timothy Hay $45.00
Choice Prairie Hay $42.00
See us at once. We can deliver .
, In sizeable lots at reasonable
' prices.
CASH PRODUCE CO,
MT. OLIVE, N. C.
4-27-tfc pd. "- :
- LOST
On KenansvUle-Warsaw Hien
wav - Chevrolet snare wheel and
lire, size uu x 10. u iouna pwasa
notify ormana urioe, Warsaw,
Route 1. . Rewaid.
ft pd. . " '
Clyde Willianm
Clyde Williams, 59, prominent
farmer of Limestone Townsnip,
rilnH at hia hnmp MondaV mominZ
. . . r. i r-ti i
HallsvUle Presbyterian Church,
conducted by the Rev. D. L. Jones
nf Faison. iiunal was in ine iam-
ily plot in the church cemetery-
Surviving are his wife, the lor-
mer Mary W.
Cubans; three children,
Mrs.
Joe Rivenbark. Mrs. Lester
Walter and Jean Williams, and one
grandchild, all of the home; two
sisters, Mrs. C T. Grady of Ke
nansvUle, Mrs. J. C Williamson
of Rocky Mount, and one brother,
Bland Williams of KenansvUle.
Henry Edwin King
Henry Edwin King, 69, died Sun
day night at his home on Faison
Route. He was a son of the late
joseph D. and Susan Sutton King
of Sampson County.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Sallie Sutton King; four daugh
ters, Mrs. M. B. Sutton of Fai
son, Rt 1, Mrs. Robert Hobbs of
Newnort News. Va., Mrs. Robert
Jackson of Goldsboro and Isabele
King of Faison, -Rt 1; five sons,
Zeke of Goldsboro, George and O.I
W. of Baltimore, Md., and Roland
and O. S.vof Faison, Rt. 1; two
sisters, Mrs. J. O. Sutton of Fai-'
son and Mrs.'C. J. King of Clin-
ton; three brothers, O. J. and the
Rev. H. C. King of Faison and D.
C. King of Garland; 21 grand-
children and three great grand-
children.
, . . .
Funeral was held Tuesday at
3 p. m. at the home. Burial was
in the family cemetery. The Rev.
D. D. Broome of Faison conduct-
ed the services.
Chilean Nitrate is quick-acting
inorganic nitrogen. It is im
mediately soluble in normal soil
moisture. It is all available to
the crop. But beyond all this,
Chilean Nitrate is natural . . .
fhe only natural nitrate In
the world. Because of its natural
origin, Chilean Nitrate of Scda
contains, in addition to large
' proportions of nitrogen and so-;
dium, small amounts of boron,"
iodine, 'manganese, copper 34
different elements in all many
; of which are known to be essen-;
, tial to healthy pbmt growth.
r Good fanners the world over
have learned by experience to
prefer Natural Chilean Nitrate
of Soda. In experiments. Tst;
plots and in thj fie!d, it has
demonstrated its worth. It is the
' safe, sure nitrate for your crops.
x County
Deaths
Beulaville News
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Pvt. and Mrs. Allen A. Andrews
of Beulaville announce the birth of Mesdames Graham Reece and
a son, Robert Allen Jr., on March. Jack Lanier, Sr., were' joint hos
22, at Memorial General Hospital, tesses at a shower Saturday even-
Kinston. Mrs. Andrews is ine ior-
mer Edna Rhue Thomas of Beula
ville. Pvt. Andrews Is stationed at
Camp Croft, S. C.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many
friends who have been so kind to
Roland durin? his recent illness,
j j vv. w
comfort and joy you have brought
Via.. unII .11 Kn klAc.xl fnr ha
nun.
Mrs. Lester Miller and Roland.,
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WOAANSCLUB
;
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Mrs. Lloyd Thomas Sr., and
Miss Glennie. Miller entertained,
the Beulaville Woman's Club in
the School lunch room Tuesday
afternoon. " ' .... -
After business, Miss CJontz
gave an interesting discussion on
"Color Combinations."
The hostesses served ice cream
and cake to the 12 members pres
ent , ' - ', .-. '
Mrs. Teachey Hostess
'Mra Wm T? TuohaiF an. km
tess Thursday evening when she .
entertained her Bridge Club.
Spring flowers were used in dec-'
oration. - The Euiw motif wl
carried out in tallies, prizes and
refreshments. '
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Wlnnon n" hich wm bwn Mlop
leh i
Julia Dean Sandlin and Pick Mer-
cer.
n t
v" nonorea
With Shower
Mrs. John Brinson entertained
in honor of her niece. Mrs. Fay
ette BattS. Saturdav afternnnn
A shower of gifts was presented
Mrs. Batts at this time Th ho.
tess was assisted by Mrs. Caroline
cans m serving sandwiches and
cane witn icea tea.
Announce Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Korne
gay of Pink Hill, Rt 2, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Grace, to Alton Quinn, Saturday,
iviarcn mui at union,. s. U. Mr.
Quinn is the son of Mr. and Mrs,
"Z"v" yjuum ra roiwn tuu.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Quinn are
men?be ' Senior Class of
BeulaviUe High School.
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Bride Honored
A Shower
w,,nower
nc parfy
, 7
- Mrs. James Thomas and Mrs.1
Adolph Jones were hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower Friday night,
th. hom of Mra nnvil Thnma.'
Sr.. honorki Mrs. L. H Thnnui
Jr., recent bride. The hostesses
were assisted in serving en ice
course by Mrs. Harry Horne and
Miss Ruth Jones.
The honoree received a number
of attractive and useful gifts.
About 50 guests were entertain
ed. AttHi
Birthday Dinner
Ernest and Tom Batts were
honored at a birthday dinner at
the home of the formei. About 25
members of the family were pres
ent -
Ayon Sharpe and Hobert Ken
nedy were additional guests.
J
Qaiek relief from the
snlmy, sneesy, stuffy
distress of besa colds
is what you want. Bo
try Va-tro-nol-e, few
drops va each nostril
W W W
-to reduce congtstloxi,
soothe Irritation I And
Vs-tro-nol also
prerent many colds
f mm rfMMlrmln if naul
directions In folder. Wskm.IL) WiU k-"s.-
Complete Tire Service
New Steam Cure ,
System Reinforcement Relining
Vulcanizing Recapping "-.'
Valve Replacement I Tube Repairing
Whitmans Tire Shop
WALLACE, N. C.
Warsaw Army Store
WARSAW, NORTH CAROLINA
' shipment r::w ratio:::d ,
Shower For Mrs. Lanier .
Honoring Mrs. Jack Lanier, Jr..
mg,
The honoree received many
lovely gifts and delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess
es. :rr , V-v
WITH THE SICK O
Mrs. Amon Kennedy is convales
cing at her home after a major
operation in a Kinston hospital.
.tmb. m. -w-.w - i
to her home after several weeks
Mm R R fai-lvlo lul WtlimWl
at uuk xiospuai. one continues
in a very serious condition.
Mrs. L C Jackson was taken
Tuesday to the Memorial General I
Hospital. Kinston, for an ependec-1
tomy. j- I
Little Michael Joe Miller is,
awe to oe out alter oeing connnea
! to his home with measles. J
Roland Miller, recent polio vic
tim and a patient at 2nd South
Memorial Hospital. Charlotte, is
improving. ; "
PERSONALS
Mesdames R. E. Hollingsworth,
Colon Shaw, Wm. Bostic and chil
dren were in Kinston Thursday.
Mrs. J. L. Powers, has returned
to nr nom in vurnam. vvnue
here she taught a class in Miss-
ions TiTu. v, 1 .
Mrs. F. L. Norrls and Pat spent
Part of st week inj Greenville,
,I9nt0" vton Thursday in-
'Ciuueu luesuauro
Daisy Miller,
Caroline Johnson. Clifford WU1-
iams, Leslie Turner, Wayne Sum
ner.
Mullikin, Mary Quinn Brown and
Norma Lvde Brown spent the
week-end at Miss Mabry's home
in Norwood. .
Miss Rosalyn Harris was the
week-end guest of her parents in
Areola. ' - - '
Mrs. Mack Jones and daughter
have returned to Swansboro after
visiting Mrs. T. Y. Dobson.
Miss lone Evans of HoUy Ridge
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Evans Monday. . i.-
Misses Carrie Kennedy ana Mar-
Jorie Evans spent Saturday in
Kinston.
Mrs. Jack Kflpa trick has return
ed home after visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mattie Bradshaw.
Visiting the Paul Parkers Wed
nesday were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mil
ler of New Bern and Mr. and Mrs.
Fitzhugh Clark of GreenvUle.
Mesdames Kit Brinson. Hosea
Hunter and Haywood Miller and
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MLara LuHle and Ka Erin-
son spent Wednesday in Klnstoiuj
MrsT Larry Bostic and Mary
Frances returned from a visit to
her parents near Charity.
Spending Sunday with Mr, and1.
Mrs J. G Kennedy were Mr. and)
Mrs. Milton Brown of Snow Hill
and Mrs. Ruth Harris of ureen-
,m Manias lor spriag
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SUNDAY APRIL Bth
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WON. APRIL 0
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Starring '
CHARLES RUGGLES ,
MARJORIE REYNOLDS.
TUES. APRIL 1
Story Of Dr.
Wassell
Starring,
GARY COOPER.
WED. APRIL 11 ;
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Mrs. Orzo Thipen and Celesta
spent Saturday in Clinton.
Kn.
flren visited Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Thigpen near Warsaw last week.
- Misses Polly Brown and .Ina
Gresham spent the week-end in
naieign. r .
Sgt Willie Fedora is on furlough.
nere witn Mrs. reaora. .
Lt. S. A Pope Has returned to
carno after a visit here.
Pfc. Clayton Williams is visiting
his mother Mrs. Van Williams.
- Pfc. Robert Hatcher spent the
week-end here with relatives.
Patsy's Beauty
Shoppe
IN PINK HILL
WILL CLOSE ON TUESDAY AFTERNOONS ,
BEGINNING NEXT WEEK, APRIL 9th.
MRS. J. F. MAY, Owner
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