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By RIDDICK E. WILKINS
Negro County Agent
I have received aotice that the
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REMEMBER TODAY
tomorrow
WITH A
PHOTOGRAPH
KRAFT'S
STUDIO
IN MOUNT OLIVE
W7-J er 230
' COMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
! A SPECIALTY
Negro farmer Soil Conservation
Contest sponsored by. the Associa
tion for the advancement of Negro
Country Life will be run again this
year. The contest r was sponsored
last year on a southwide basis for
the first time. James A. Williamson
of Caswell County was State win
ner. Rules for the selection of winner
are: Any Negro cooperating with
the local Soil Conservation district
in carrying out a complete soil and
water conservation program la eli
gible, except last year" winner; The
State winner will be the Negro
scoring highest on the score card.
High scores will be checked in the
field; The State winner must pre
pare, in his own word&Ya statement
of not more than 500 words giving
ms erosion and land use problems,
what was done to solve them and
with what assistance, and what
benefits have been; Each State win
ner will receive $100 from the As
sociation for the Advancement of
Negro County Life, Inc.; one of
the State winners will be declared
the No. 1 Negro Soil Conservation
fanner of the South, and will re
ceive $50 extra Prizes will be
awarded at the second annual south
wide : Soil Conservation Jamboree
at Log Cabin Center. Hancock. Ga.
Friday, August 6, 1948. The winner
is not required to be present to re
ceive the prize, but is urged to do
so. The competition covers 13
of the southeastern states. Score
cards may be' obtained from the
Negro County - Agents effice and
mailed to J. F. Doggett, Extension
Soil Conservationist and be post
marked not later than midnight, of
June 30, 1948.
Lost Colony Ope
ns
On July I
iirst
Three Mew Prize Houses
A prize house is where tobacco Is compressed in big hogs
heads. Three new prize houses will be ready in Goldsboro when
the tobacco market Opens, ior use by American, Liggett and
Myers, and Reynolds.
About that time comes out a newspaper Farm Edition which
we think the most Interesting and complete in eastern North
Carolina. It comes in successive issues for a week of the Golds
boro News-Argus. '
By AYCOCK BROWN
The Lost Colony, the only show
of its type to ever be presented
over sucn a long period, opens
its 8th season in The Waterside
Theatre in Manteo Thursday, July
1, and will contiaue through Labor
Day, September 8 with showings
at 8:15 each night except Mondays
and Tuesdays.
The exciting and romantic show,
built up around attempts by Eng
lish Colonists sent over by Sir Wal
ter Raleigh in the late 18th Cen
tury, portrays incidents which have
become America's greatest history
mystery. This will be the 11th an
niversary season of the show's pre
miere in 1937. For three seasons
during the war it was not presented.
Jince its premiere, more than
500,000 persons have seen the show.
mere are 237 oersons in the
Lost Colony company, including
cast members from throuehout
North Carolina and the prafessjonal
New York stage supplementing Roa
noke Llanders who have role in
the cast
Souihsm Ferm
Market Summary
Southern livestock prlees went
upward this week but price advan
ces brought increased marketings
of cattle and calves, and at the close
Friday trading was very dull.
Meaty type cattle had gains in
the week of as much as $1 a hund
red pounds. Cows sold strong up to
midweek.
Spring lambs sold steady and
choice springers brought $28.50 to
$31.50 .
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
ATHLETES FOOT GZZll
KILL IT IN ONE' HOUR.
YOUR 35c BACK .
If not pleased. The germ grows
DEEPLY. To kill it. you must
REACH it Get TE-OL at any drug
store. A STRONG fungicide, made
with 90 alcohol. It PENETRATES.
Reaches More Germs.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX
QUALIFICATION
D. H. CARLTON
WARSAW, NORTH CAROLINA
INSURANCE AGENCY
Life - Fire - Storm - Automobile, etc.
t. Telephone 3496
Vorsqvrtl.C.
A. J. CAVENAUGH
JEWELER
DIAMONDS WATCHES
WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING BNORAYDf to
Wallace N.C
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I do not try my cases in the News Paper, but in the Court House,
and it so happens that I am appearing for Mr. LeRoy Simmons'
neighbor, in a land suit with his father, and I will take care of him
there.
What I have done for the Farmers of North Carolina, even be
fore that young man was born, and since his birth are written in the
laws of this State. My specialties have been schools, roads, better
ment of farm life, and taking the State Tax off the land, and during
a period of 36 years, I have had the pleasure of participating in the
growth of North Carolina, and in the making of a greater and better
State. I recall the strenuous session of 1931, when we put the roads
and schools on the State, reduced the land tax from 45 to 15 cents,
which was finally, taken off in 1933, and here is a letter from a late
departed friend, concerning my efforts in that session:
"My dear Senator:
I was sorry I did not get a glimpse of you, when you
Were in Raleigh this week. I wanted to tell you of my
genuine admiration of your brilliant leadership in the
cause of tax reduction in the Senate.
I could not restrain my admiration, not once, but a
dozen times when you presented the cause with ability
and convincing argument and again when you held the
opponents at bay by strategy and genius. 4
The State owes you a lasting debt and every tax-payer
should feel the sense of obligation, f or, but for the fight
you and your colleagues made, there would have been
no tax reduction for schools. '
Always with my warm regards,
Sincerely yours,
Josephus Daniels."
' Now let us see what Kerr Scott has done for the farmers. Scott
took office as Commissioner of Agriculture in January 1937. The
Agricultural Fund at that time was $307,311.00, which is composed
largely from tax on fertilizers, feed and cotton seed meal, which
is paid indirectly by the farmer. In 1939, he secured the passage of
an Ac increasing this tax from twenty to twenty-five cents (See
Chapter 286 P. L. 1939). This fund has increased every year since
that time and today it is $1,093,539.00, and from the fertilizer tax,
it is estimated for 1947-48 $407,000.00, which is greater than the
whole fund when he took of f ice.
Well, he says he invested these funds, whose funds? The FAR
MERS of North Carolina. Why didn't he reduce the tax on the FAR-
MERS? He has never appeared before the Budget Commission and
asked for a reduction in'the FARMERS TAX. And in addition to
that he hits every body that pays State Taxes, for an additional
appropriation of $121,502.00 from the General Fund for; 1947-48. '
He may. have taken some of the sand out of fertilizers, and a
little sawdust out of the feed as he is required to do by Law, but the
"- record shows that he has taken more money out of the FARMERS,
than any of his predecessors in that of fice. "s
RIVERS D. JOHNSON.
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Having! this day qualified as ad-
minltroUix of the estate Thomas J.
Houston, deceased, late of North
Carolina, this is to notify all 'per
sons having claims again) said es
tate to present them to the under
signed, duly verified, on or before
one year irem the last publication
date of this notice, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate settlement
This the 14th day of May. 1848.
Mrs. Mamie Quinn Houston,
Administratrix Thomas J.
Houston estate.
Grady Mercer, Atty.
7-9-fiL GM
GATLE
The World's
GREATEST
MEDIUM
b.rn with strange powers. Will
tell yon what you want to know
without asking questions. Cure
sickness without medicine. Will
remove evil influence from around
you. Reunite the separated and
will guide you In all affairs of
life, love and business. Why re
main in doubt? See this gifted
MEDIUM to-day. '
Look for GAYXE hand sign at
251 Castle Hayne Read, Route
117, Wilmington, N. C, 1-3 mile
beyond City Limits AIR BASE
Bus passes door. OPEN DAILY
9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Girls Ticre Ccrdrcs
Rub To 2-WayHel?
What to do for woman's oldest problsm.
Junctional monthly paint U&nj a girl and
womam baa found tha naer In GAR-
DOTS2-way help. Ton lee, CARDUI maj
make things lots easier for you In either
of two ways: (1) started 3 days before
"your time" and taken as directed on the
label, It should help relieve functional
periodic pain; J) 1ken throughout the)
month like a tonic. It should Improve your
appetite, aid digestion, and thus help
build up resistance for the frying days to
$me. CARDUI fa scientifically prepared
and scientifically tested. It you suffer "at
those certain times", get CARDUI today.
Duplin
Theatre
i,N.C.
SUN. MON. June 27-28
Gentlemen's
ml
With Gregory Peck
And Dorothy McGuire.
TUES. June 29
Each Dawn I Die
With George Raft
And James Cagney.
.ving qualified as administra
trix ef the estate of -Mrs. Poarl
B. Swinson, deceased, late of Du
plin County, state of North Caro
lina, this ' i to notify all 'persons
having .claims a0alnst the estate of
said deceased, to exhibit them to
the' undersigned at her home R.FJD.
No. S, Clinton, N. C, on or before
tan 18th day of May, 1949, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make;
immediate settlement
This the 18th of May, 1048.
Mrs. Ruby Hodges Admini
. stratrix of Mrs. Pearl B.
Swinson.
N. B. Boney, Atty.
6-25-6t.
WARSAW
AT AM
LODGE
No. 477
AT 7:80. ALL MASTER MASONS
ARE INVITED TO ATTNED.
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND
FOURTH TUESDAY NIGHTS
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Monuments
Of Design
:: QUALITY WORK-IANSHD?
TRUE STONES - FINELY CUT
8EK
FRANCIS OAKLEY
The Qulnn-MoGowen
IN WARSAW
Co.
Heg prices were higher than a
week earlier with tops as high as
$27.50 in Louisville.
Cotton prices continued to drift
lower and trading continued slow.
For Best Prices and Com
plete Job on Monuments,
See or Write
Rev. H. J. Yhaley
BEULAVDLLE
M. F. ALLEN ' JR.
General Insurance
KENAISVILLE.N. C.
KENANSVIIXE'S ONLY INSURANCE AGENCY
J. M. JENKINS. Mgr.
WEST ABATTOIR
ON WARSAW-KENANSVILLE HIGHWAY
Bring your Cattle and Hogs to Us for Slaughter.
We Meet All State Requirements.
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WANTED: 100 Tohacco Farmers To Use Fuel O
Oil This Season In The Kenansville.And Beula- O
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SERVICE OIL COMPANY
WARSAW
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WED.
June 30
DOUBLE FEATURE
West Of
Rainbow's End
With Tim McCoy.
Sign Of The Wolf
THURS. - FRI. July 1-2
All My Sons
With Edward G. Robinson
And Burt Lancaster.
SAT.
July 3
DOUBLE FEATURE
Gay
With Roy Rogers.
Saps At Sea '
With Laurel And II?rdy.
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YOUR SECuRir?
YOUR EN 6 A 6 E M E"
YourFufure is in YOUR HANDS!
You alone can guide your destiny in the direction
you hope for. Don't trust to luck it fails too often.
Trust instead to your own perseverence, and to a
regular plan of saving. You'll find that when you
provide for your future, your future will take good
care of you! Your account number is ready for you
here.
Branch
Banking
And
Trust Company
OF DUPLIN COUNTY
. The Sale Executor V
WALLACE
WARSAW
FAISON
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