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TI2I1 DUPLIN TIMES
Sfsristlcday
Wihningtqn.1 Sept.- 0. ' Seels,
rods, lines, lures and other angling
accessories were the hotest-selling
: items today as fisherman nwnnvH
to take a cast at the $15,000 pot in
tne .aeeoiKi. annual Fall Fishing
Rodeo which starts Monday, Sept.
IS. Sporting goods dealers said the
run on their stock is not confined
to local anglers, out-of-towners are
also among the many buyers get
ting gear and tackle ready tor the
. "World Series" fishing contest.
Inquiries' indicate that some 90,-
000 fishermen and flsherwomen
throughout the nation will, com
pete. To accomodate them during
the Rodeo's 47 days of competition,
hotels, apartments1 and housing fa
cilities in the -area will remain
open through; October. 31. . .
Meanwhile, directorsof JJe Sou
theastern North .Carolina Beach
Association, Rode sponsor, an
nounced that: s $575 has been , set
aside- for special prizes, not listed
on the ortainal Schedule of awards
The amount Includes 200 for the
man. woman-or 'child-'Who1 breaks
the : New' Hanover Fishing t'Olub'S
channel bass ecorduf iM pounds;
anothefi $200 'i for nuwhing' the
club's bluefish mark of. 10 iounds,
four ounces; iandiawards off $100,
$50 and $25 for the' three best Class
Di Ush' caught ;duidngittherRodeo.
. These prizes plus the r$5,000
grand Claa A deepsea award, the
$1,000 . Class t B surf and sound
award the .. $1,000 Class C.-:, pier
award and other cash premiums,
mnorf the; Rodeo's . cash total, to
$10,045. Another $5,000 will be gto
en away In merchandise. -
Returns Aboard
George' M. Massey. chief yeoman
USN, husband of Airs. G. M. Mas
sey of Route 1, Faison, has return
ed to the United State aboard the
escort carrier USS PALAU after
completing .a special trip to Mon
rovia, capital city of the Republic
of Liberia in Western Africa.
Whether it be RYE, WHEAT, OATS or BARLEY
you want the-best when it comes to SEED.fYou
want seed that has been thoroughly cleaned, so
that you will not infest your land with noxious
weed seeds and grass seeds that are hard to'de-j
For ' More Than 20 Years AAA Quality Seed
? t f Grain Has Stood The Test.
' 7 AAA"
Qualify
Our Seed Giain.. has been t thoroughly 'necleaned
and packed in NEW ATTRACTIVELY PRINT
ED BAGS. When you. Jbuy SEED GRAIN ask
your dealer for AAA tQUALITY. A few cents
more for the BEST if TRUE'ECONOM Y.
If your dealer cannot supply ' you, contact
ATKINS B.ROTIIERS
Telephone 2863 'CLINTON, N. C.
(Visit our Warehouse and see our Grain Cleaner at work)
Duplin Employers
Increase Under
E. S. Lav
Virtually all of North Carolina's
100 counties shared in the increase
from 1945 to 1940 In number of
employers covered by the Employ-
ment security law, numbers of
workers protected by The law, av
erage weekly wage and total wages
which went above a billion dollars
in 1946 for the first time in the
State's history.
Duplin County had 48 employers
subject to the law in 1945 which
increased to 62 in 1046.
This county, in 1945 had 977
workers protected by the lav,
a number which had increased in
1946 to 1,202 workers. Total wages
paid to covered workers in 1945
was $1,188,750 as compared with
$1,642,173 in 1946.
School In Army
High school graduates may sel
ect a specialized training school
prior to entering the Regular Army
and be assured of attending that
school under the provisions of a
new directive from the War Depart
ment, said MlSgt. Motin i. Hite, Jr.
Commanding Officer of the Golds-
boro Recruiting Station.
The sergeant aid, however, that
the new provision 'does not mean
that, only high : school graduates
will be assigned to Army schools,
but also nonrgraduates may enlist
and' have a chance of qualifying
for a school through courses taken
through- the United States Armed
Forces Institute and by practical
experience.
All young men are urged to see
their Recruiting Gficer and get full
information on the advantages oi
the New Regular ' Army or Air
Forces. '
Mrs. Kale lanier
in
Funeral services for ' Mrs. Kate
Lanier, 63, wife. of C. R. Lanier,
were held at the home Tuesday
afternoon, conducted by the Rev.
R. C. Kennedy of Beulaville. Bur
ial was-in -the. family cemetery.
Mrs. Lanier died Monday after a
short illness. She was a lifelong
member of Lanier's Chapel Free
Will Baptist Church. Surviving
are her husband; -six sons, Ralph,
Ray, Tom, John S., and Andrew
Lanier of near Chinquapin, and
Paul Lanier of Beulaville, RFD;
two daughters, Mrs. B. L. Brown
of Chinquapin and Mrs. Garland
F. Nicholson of Richlands; and 16
grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.
BEER T Btperegt f Mtitrttitm
Let's Take A Look
at the
Erewers Foundation
Question : What is the chief function of the
North Carolina Qommittee of the Foundation?
'Answer: To see to it that beer and ale are re
tailed under conditions in keeping with the strict
demands of public opinion and the high stand
ards of the brewing industry itself.
Question: How are the Committee's aims
accomplished?
'Answer : Field men visi: leer outlets regular,
ly. If undesirable conditions are found, dealers
are advised. Most dealers want to cooperate and
welcome suggested improvements.
Question :
carried out?
Suppose these suggestions are not
Answer : The retailer is reported to the li
censing authority having jurisdiction, with a re
quest that his license be revoked or suspended.
you drink beer, please
g; patronize only reputable places.
NORTH CAROLINA COMMITTEE
UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION
Salt (06-407 lacunae Balldiaf, Biltiih, North Carolina
-The county's -average weekly
wage of $23,40 In 1845 had moved
to $26.27 In 1946.
Duplin County employers paid
to the Employment Security Com'
mission contributions on their pay
rolls at the rate of 1.93 percent, as
compared with the State-wide rate
of 1.45 percent. v
3S Dolphin Ccuchf
Dy One Person ,
Off Coast Moreheed
one person and some u v
a record. .
Anbunncc Cir(!i -
To Mr. and Mrs. William A. Od-
en a son, William "Augustus, Sep
tember 6, T TayloeHocpital Wash
ington, N. C. Mrs. Oden is the for
mer Miss Sarah . Sykes of Kenans-
ville.
Morehead Citv.) Sent. O rtn
Lacy Andrew. Winston-Sslem nhv.
siclan vacationing here .decided to
try his luck fishing off c&pa Look
out. He left the piers about noon
and cruised for about 40 miles off
shore, returning at 7 o'clock in the
evenong. with rod and reel he had
landed,, during a two hour fishimr
period, a total of 38 dolphin.' That
was considered a good catch for
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Mount Olive
Livestock
Market
Every Monday 2" P. M.
We Buy Top Hogs Every Day In The Week .
On Goldsboro Highway
S. L. GARNER, Mgr.
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-cc:3 -ooino oSrong!
-I tfab 1SU Modal T Truck in my used car
' fcnsinitst, and It US rolls along at 85 mpb. After it
was idle for swtcmI years, I Ailed U with gas and oiL
erankad it np, and it started at onoal Two original
.apiBk plogs, dated 1906, still perform! The original
born and the Sgfata stDl work Ium. After 36 years,
the rear, door doesn't even aattfe! You bet Ford
. f)cfa M longarr
jfdtvry
"Sinos 1918.. I've driven tfab tend
85 mttaa, 6 daya a weak ... on Sunday I
often dnvalt 70 jnues. I" grown mnon : ,
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CS. . . ltkU bow. 11 engine has bean replaced
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JBSSI TWO
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i"Je Are Slappy To Elantind You
Our Stores Are Your Headquarters For The Follow
ing Merchandise. Most Of Them Available Now.
THE REST SOON SEE US FOR
1 - Allis-Chalmers Traclor & Implements
2 - Roanoke Hay Balers
3 - Turner Wood Saws
4 - Marvel Limespreadcrs & Trailers
5 r Coby Wagons
6 - Vulcan, Roseclipper & Rodrick
. Lean Implements
7 - U. S. Gypsum Sheetrock
8 - American Standard Plumbing & Fixtures
9 - Goodyear Tires & Tubes
10 - Tennessee & Atlanta Stoves & Ranges
11 Marsh Kitchen Cabinets
12 - Gold Seal Linoleum Rugs
1 - 0. E. Appliances
2 - Kclvinator Appliances
3 - Mr.ytag Washers & Gas Ranges
4 Philco Radios & Refrigerators
5 - RCA Radios & Phonographs
7-6 - Duo-Therm Oil Burning Heaters
7 - Sun Flame Oil Burning Heaters
8 - Nesco & Quick Meal Oil Cook Stoves
9 - Myers Water Systems
10 Sherwin Williams & Woolsey Paints
11 - Youngstown Kitchens
Come To Pink Hill -nTrcde At Turner's; ; . .
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