KENANSVJLLE, NORTH CAROLINA THE DUPUN TIMES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1945. Scott Says Hold N. G. grow 68 percent of all floe cured and M percent of all tobacco la U. S. Mast keep 4 breast of new developments. ,.: State Must Work Gains Tob acco ""Although North " Carolina " is now on top of 1 the world In the production and sale of tobacco, we must not allow ourselves to be lulled Into sleepy contentment by this great success with which we tire now blessed," said Agriculture Commissioner Kerr Scott recently as . he pointed out . the need for continuing tobacco research on a greater scale than ever before, and urged the re-establishment and expansion of this State's ex port trade. "You can't beat ihe quality of tobacco grown right here in this State, and our farmers are at the top in production, curing, and marketing skills," said Scott In declaring that "our folks deserve the best advice money can buy in our efforts to keep North Caro-1 lina In its position as the Number ' One tobacco State of the nation." worth Carolina must, through research, keep abreast of manu facturers' requirements. By so do ing, we can help to maintain a strong demand for North Carolina tobacco and thus assure our farm ers of a fair return for their pro duct," said Scott He explained that greater pro duction of burley tobacco should be encouraged, pointing out that the crop this season is twice as large as any burley crop produced in the State prior to 1943. "We must not forget that Tur kish tobacco is now on the way in ?Mh PaMlIni anil t-h rvsocihili- ties for this crop In the moun talns are unlimited." '. ' .''When tobacco is mentioned throughout the world, people should be made to think of North Carolina Tobacco," said Scott, ad ding that this might be done through an annual tobacco 'festi val, a Tobacco Bowl " game, and the advertising' of tobacco pro duced in this State throughout the world. NEW CHEVROLET NOW ON DISPLAY Woodland Community Girl Dies Of Pneumonia WHEN YOU NEED 1 SERVICE'S OF AN AUCTIONEER Call Bill llines, Jr. Phones 270-1 - 262-6 WARSAW, N. C. Margaret Louvenia Williams, 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Williams of the Woodland Church Community, died of pneumonia Friday, Nov. 16th at her home. Funeral services were held from the home Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Mr. Cot ten, pastor of the Woodland Methodist church. In terment was in Westbrook ceme tery near the home. Surviving are her parents; three brothers. Mercer, Bryce and Paul; four sisters, Virginia, Arbutus, Hazel and Mollle Kate; her grand mother, Mrs. Maude Williams and a step-grandmother, Mrs. W. H. Holmes, all of the home community. Gleaming new 1W6 Chevrolets sounding an appealing note in sleek, modern styling, and embod ying the latest results of new en gineering progress, are on dis play at the Warsaw Motor Co., in Warsaw. One of the most striking fea tures is the completely new front end treatment, redesigned to em phasize the low, modish lines. The bumper, bumper guards, radiator grille, parking lampe, hood orna ment and name emblem all pre sent an appearance of new. grace- I ACTS Oil TIIE KIDNEYS Te inrfran Bur ti wfa md f&aX' CM ! ii tht mr tnmmj aaam p MTWi fmt ahouU kna boat tfetfema dorfV JUmwr DR. luLkHU'S SWAtai MOOT that Ihouaaaata Mf ! blaaaa4 rlW. Swamp Root to anfeUr bUadU mrthiHon of 19 kaffca, iwta, TWrtAlfl. aaiaalOB. Dr. Kilmat'a to Mt kmrah ar kbtt-londu In Wool Suit Will Save for Bond ,' fv L . t A t5witairfiiiiiiii ii mim ir iraWismaSfcii Here's a lull girl can make and wear with pride a dim-fitting jacket with deep sleeve, snug at the wriatt, carved V neckline fash ioned in russet brown wool flannel. Pattern at local stores. Make clothe and put saving into Victory Bond. U. S. Treasury Department Kinston Surgeon Dies Dr. Mercer W. Parrott, 51, chief surgeon at the Parrott Memorial Hospital in Kinston, died of a heart attack in the hospital Satur day night at 8 o'clock. A son of the late George and Julia B. Parriott, he attended the University of North Carolina and Tulane, and later opened the hos pital in Kinston which bore his name. He was widely known as a surgeon. He served in the Navy during the first world war, and a brother, Ct. Comdr. G. F. Parrott, was the highest ranking naval of ficer to lose his life in that strug gle. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Glennie Mclnnis Parrott, and two sons, Dr. George Fountain Par rott, and Mercer W. Parrott, Jr. Funeral services were held Monday from the First Presbyterian Church in Kinston, with the Rev. Thomas Hamilton, pastor, officia ting. Burial was in Maplewood Cemetery. Dr. Parrott was well known in Duplin and throughout Eastern North Carolina. ur war. Manopl 7 f iwmim alltt to truly COiuin. . . Sand for h-M, prapaM aaaipM TUOATI Ilea thousand of tiura null b fla that you did. Sand mm and addroo o Oepartawnt D. KUmar t Co he Bo I2KS, Stamford, Conn. Offar Umttod. Swad at one. AU druciata U Swamp Ravt. liu-I!s I AUOnONKKR AT KARTMTTRSi WAREHOUSE, CLINTON, N. C. FOR ?ME SASH - DOORS SHEETROCK - PAINTS DRAIN TILE TERRA COTTA PIPE GLASS -LIME CEMENT - BRICK PLASTER ASPHALT SHfNGIES AND ALL KINDS OF ROLL ROOFING Z. J. Carter & Son Wallace, N. C. MHaZiML: OFFICE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT JOHN II. CARTER COMPANY KINSTON, N. C. Llka ful ruggedness. Six different color schemes are available on all regular models. The new Chevrolet appears in three lines: the Stylemaster, the Fleetmaster and the Fleetline. The first Chevrolet to come from the production lines is the popular Stylemaster sport sedan, a four-door model which is being displayed by Warsaw Motor Co. NOTICE TAXPAYERS DOUBLE DOTY DOLiIlIlS sf 84 Effective December 2nd, no discount 6r penalty will be made on 1945 taxes. An increase of 2-3 of one per cent will be added to all prior years taxes. Pay your taxes now and save. I. N. HENDERSON, Tax Collector. FvlADHi MAY GIFTED PALMIST Guarantees to read your entire life, past, present and future, giving dates and actual facts of business, love, health, court ship, marriage, divorce and family affairs. Reads your inner most thoughts and secrets, nn ravels yonr most Intricate af fairs, overcomes enemies or rivals and makes up lovers' quarrels. She has read for many noted and prominent people In all walks of life. The best class of people consult her and bring their friends. Tells who you will marry, what part of the country Is luckiest for you and Just what to do to be successful In life. She will warn yon gravely, suggest wisely, and explain fully. Satisfaction guaranteed. READ INGS DAILY AND SUNDAYS from 0 o'clock a. m. to 10 o'clock p. m. NOT TO BE CLASSED WITH GYPSIES THE PINES SERVICE STATION ON WARSAW ROAD KENANSVILLE r Be Thankful In our United States of 140 million people and many million square miles we speak in mpny an,ruC'es and creeds. Yet, we speak in one voice in our devotion to Thanksgiving:. Our pre-Revolution colonies declared days of Thanksgiving on nine occasions to give thanks for their lives after famines, massacres and countless other hard ships. George Washington set aside the last Thursday in November as a measure of thanks durine the American Revolution for the few pitiful victories the ragged Am erican armies gained. We cling to our Day for Thanksgiving as one nation of people who have mutually shared the hardships of birth, growth and maturity. We give our thanks humbly and sincerely. For we know our blessings are a right wo through sacrifices and grief. A right that has be preyed bgr the graves of Americans ia many corners of this e&rtk. 1 v: iVlt Tide Water Power Co. ''"' ml oooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooonnooooooooooooooooAooooooooo.oooooooooooooooooooooooei fl If o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 3 o o L "WORLD'S LARGEST BRIGHT LEAF TOBACCO MARKET" ONLY MORE SALES EDA Y BEFORE MARKET CLOSES FOR SEASON The Wilson Market Will Officially Close For 1945 Season November 30th. ' D O O O O O O O O o n (No Sales on Thursday and Friday, Thanksgiving Holidays) Tobacco Prices Still High-Friday's Sale,Qrade For Grade,Highest Prices Of Season Paid Wilson Has Sold Over 67 Million Pounds, For A Season's Average Of $44.22 Sel 1 The Ba la nee Of Your Tobacco In Wilson For Top Prices o a o 0 o o o o o o o o o . o o o o o o O o o o a a O o o o a o o o o o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00O00O00O000000000000000000OOOOO3r3O00C2C500000300O0 1 )iroirri Tr o

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