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MRS. HENBY MIDDLTON
. and serenity which comes from the
' security of a farm home well root
ed in the soil, which is character-
. istic of so many people who earn
their living and make their homes
on the farm. Mrs. Middleton went
.through one year of college and
taught school for one year. -v
Mrs. Middleton believed with
Edgar A. Guest that "It takes a
heap o' livin' . to make a home."
When she married Mr. Middleton
they went to live at his old home
place which was a small seventy
two acre farm with a lovely old
colonial home on it. However, the
farm was heavily mortgaged and
they had very little cash money.
But the lack of material means
did not affect the home life that
she built up in her 'home. There
are four Middleton children, two
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girls and two boys. The relationship
between Mr. and Mrs, Middleton
was one of happy comradeship. Be
fore the children were old enough
to go away to school .the family
had " many pleasant evenings
around the piano. All of them
play some . musical instrument
Another way to spend an evening
was reading aloud, everyone taking
his or her turn. Give and take was
the slogan of the Midleton family.
They worked together and played
together, each - contributing his
part Walks through the wods
where the children, through their
parents,' learned to appreciate the
beauty of the fields and woods,
were instructive and- delightful
occasions for the whole family.) :
No sacrifice has been too great
for this wonderful mother to make
for her children. When the old
colonial home burned Instead of
building a new home with the
$2,500.00 insurance check they
moved into a tenant farm house on
the place, and paid off the morfln
gage on the farm. This was. done
so that they might take, the money
they had been paying on the mort
gage and help their children
through college. The little tenant
house is now one of the most liv
able and hospitable places in the
COUnty. '
Mrs. Middleton has not only been
'a good wife and mother, but she has
been one of Duplin County's mqst
outstanding Home Demonstration
Club women for 25 years. Cooper
ating with, the very first agent who
came to the County. It has been
her privilege to serve where she
was most needed. She has been
the president of her local home
demonstration club, the president
of the county council of home dem
onstration clubs, county chairman
of nutrition and home beautiflca
tion programs, chairman pf the
State Home beautlf ication program,
recording secretary of the State
Federation of Home Demonstration
clubs and has been vice-president
of the State Master Farm Home
Maker's Guild. Through cooper
ation with the Home Agents, N. C.
State College Agricultural Exten
sion Service, and various southern
agricultural magazines, her influ
ence has been felt throughout the
South. Her year-round gardens won
prizes two different years in the
Southern Ruralist contest for bet
ter gardens. In 1929 she was honor
ed by the Farmer's Wife and the
North Carolina State College of Ag
riculture as a Master Farm Home
Home Maker. On March 6. 1935,
she was invited by the head of the
N. C. State College Agricultural
Extension Service to broadcast
during the Farmland Home Hour
from Washington, D, C. As a result
of this broadcast she has received
many letters from people who were
interested in her talk. -. s
Mrs. Midleton was one of six
teen women appointed on the Na?
tional Advisory Council of leading
farm home makers from all over
the United States by the Perfect
ion Stove Company. She was given
a complimentary trip to Cleveland,
Ohio, where she was shown through
the factories and extended many
social courtesies. In 1940 Mrs. Mid
dleton went to New York to attend
the Congress for Democracy.
For the past twenty-seven years
she has done everything that she
could to promote better rural con
ditions among the farm women of
the county and State. She has at
tended every Farm Woman's Short
Course that has been held at the
Agricultural College of North Caro
lina. This has helped her; render
better service to her home and
to her community.' . ;!V. ;'?.;,';:
.Mrs, Middleton has said that
home demonstration dub work had
helped her more than any other one
thing, not only in broadening her
outlook in life, but financially as
well. Through home demonstration
curb markets she sold cakes and
vegetables. Mrs. L. P. Best, of
Warsaw, gave Mrs. Middleton some
shrub cuttings from which ' she
started a small nursery, which has
grown until now is is self-supporting
and furnishes a small income
the year-round. Mrs. Middleton has
been rewarded for her : sacrifice
and efforts to give the very best
to her family. Two of her daugh
ters are married and have nice
homes. Her oldest son is married
and doing well. Her youngest son
served his country overseas. , . -
In answering the question, what
Is your definition of a home?, (in
the Mister Farm Home- Makers
Work Sheet) Mrs. Middleton wrote,
"Home is a sacred name for a
house, and one of -God's institu
tions, a place where we obtain
happiness, health, food, imagina
tion and character. Last, but not
least, a place where the sweetest
flowers on earth grow, the children
that God has entrusted to our care;"
With all of her other duties Mrs.
Middleton has yiven iter Sundays
to her Church. She has taug'it
a Sunday School Class for the past
22 years and has cooperated in any
way that she couldto piomoie
Christian work in her community.
Arrival Ofl!;v;
Motor Grader :
For, Warsaw ; ; -
Warsaw is Indeed proud of their
new .motor grader, an American
No. 8, which arrived Monday. This
grader priced at $4,460.00 FOB
from Omaha, Neb., waa purchased
a short while agd and will be a
great asset to othe Street Depart
ment of the town. . '
FOR SALE
1942 Ton Ford Pick-Up in good condition. '
; 1942 Ford Panel Body with new motor, transmiss
' . , ion and radiator. ' ; ; '
r 2 K 5S 1 y Ton International Trucks in A-l con.
. .dition. ' , ' : 1 V ' '' ' '
1 Stake Body lor 1 Ton Truck in cood condition.
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cities and town of North Carolina and to other towns In their vicinity. . , '
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I The family of the late Mrs. Henry
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sincere thanks and appreciation to I
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"hj- t-'R e:; and devoted services
shn'vti t'ie-.n (luring the short Illness
a.:d death of their wife and mother.
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