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MB. AND MRS. I. J. SANDLIN of Beulaville, who celebrated
their Golden Wedding Anniversary Wednesday, April 13, at their
home. Mrs. Sandlin is the former Miss Laura Gresham, They
have six daughters and a son. They are Mrs1. W. G. bnes, Mrs.
Emmett Clark, Mrs. Irene Currie and I. J. Sandlin, Jr., of Beula
ville, Mrs. Alda Sharpe and Miss Bessie Sandlin of Jacksonville,
. and Mrs. Howard Hocutt of Clayton, They have nine grandchild
ren and three great-grandchildren.
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1ATKNPED FOR LAST WEElfeM
Mrs. E. -W. Jenkfo ef Fair Bluff
spent the week ehtf with her slaters
Mrs. J. W. Homeland Miss Louise:
Croom. ';,,s'''' .fi. ;:.''.
'" Dr. and Mrs. J. F. C. "Hunter of
Florence, S. C. sifent the week end
with his father,. B. Hunter. ' '
? Wesley ' Wbodriff of Ft. Bragg
spent Saturday here where he lived
as a child and early boyhoed. i
Dr. Shelton Htinter. rand, family
j Keirly spent Thursday with' hlf
father S. B. Hunter. "' ' i" ''
MJss EllzabetW Qulnn of 0olds
boro spent Sunday, with her bro
thers Tom and Af ton Qulnn. , .
Mrs. Audrey Joiner and son and
Miss Minnie Joiner spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. H. Weeks in'Faison.
Arthur McKneeley of State flol
lege spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Shirley Crain of Durham
visited Mrs. T. W: McNeely Sunday.
Misses Ver, Mildred and Jean
nette Hamilton and brother, James
David spent the week end with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B
Hamilton.' .- '"""'- j-v--!!-
Week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Rogers were weir son Ali
son, his wife and two children of
Charlotte.- V.- '
Bruce- Wilson of Wake Forest
College-spent therweek end with.)
his parents Mr. and Mrs 8. B. w
son. .'...v' ' -. '
Mr. and Mrs, J. E.-Jones and
children of New Bern spent Sat
urday night and Sunday wittv&er
parents Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pope.
Married ' .
Saturday afternoon at five eclock
in the Baptist Parsonage Miss Em
ily Lanier and Mr." James Spearman
were married by the pastor, Bev.
T. W. McKneeley. The parents and
few friends were present The
living room was beautifully deco
rated with soring flowers. The
tootle, will make their home In
the Coicord Community.
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. E, Lindsay were her father, W.
W. Monet and "brother Gity.
. Miss Susie Lee Spell of Wash
ington tngton, D. C. spent from
Thursday night till Monday- with
her parents Mr .and Mrs. Lester
Matthews. , ; " fl "-,- a.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Horne Saturday evening were
Dr.' and Mrs. J. F. C. Hunter, Mrs.
E. W, Jenkins, Miss Louise Croom'
and S. B. Hunter. -,. : ,
Miss Clara Mae aker of Wash
ington, D. C. spent the week end
with' her- -parents Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Baker:
Mrs. J. S. Sutton of Goldsboro
is spending ' this week with her
daughter Mrs: H. G. Culbrejh.
Visiting the Woodcocks, recently
were Mr. John Robinson, Sr. and
family,-Mr. and Mrs. John Robin-
son,. Jr, of Bolton. H. W. Wood
cock and family of Rocky Mount
Mrs. J, C, Burgess. Mrs. J. T. White
and family of Lelan, Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll and children of Bolton, Mrs.
White.Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Carroll
and daughter Betty ens with them
this week.
Next Sunday morning In the
Methodist church Bev. A. D. Wood
will preach. '
No service on Sunday night ex
cept BTU in the Baptist Church
at:30. -
Baptist WMS MeeU
The WMS met in the church on
Tuesday. Mrs. T. W. McKneeley
president presided and conducted
the devptionals. Mrs. W. L. Bosttc
had charge of the program with
Mesdames Owen Bishop, Raymond
Wilson,- Lisle Edwards, M. T. Tuck
er, f. M. Rogers, Paul Bass, and
Lewis Qulnn assisting. Thirteen
members wene present
Dr. H. Y. Colvell
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just as economical to send
your laundry to us as it is
to do it at home. We
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packages . that combine
wet wash and flat work.
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Leslie Balls Dies
In Hospital
'INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK
Leslie Baitts, age 49, of Magnolia
died Tuesday morning in the James
Walker Hospital in Wilmington af
ter a brief illness.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home by Rev. T. W. McNee
ly, pastor of the Magnolia Baptist
unurcn or wnich he was a member,
Burial was in the cemetery there.
. Hs is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Nellie Bradshaw Batts; two daugh
ters, Sue and Shelby of the home;
one son,- Leslie Davis Batts; his
father, J. T. Baits both of the home
community; three brothers. Raton
.pf Durham, Shelton and Alton of
Palm Beach, Fla.; four sisters. Mrs,
Ella Wilson all of I..j :.a ft. i
Mrs. Worth Potter of GolU. boro.
Miss Grcshzni :
Attends Conference
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: Attending the Business Educat
ion Conference being held at the
Woman's College of XINC in Greens
boro . April 22 and 23, were Miss
Mabel Ellis of the Meredith College
department of business, and the
following student teachers from
that department: Evelyn Hodges of
Washington, Louise Fritts of Ral
eigh, Hazel Ellington of, Kittrell,
Elva Gresham of Chinquapin, Lois
Shuffler of Raleigh, and Louise
Hunt of Oxford. - .
Sports Afield;
By: TED KESTDia
."Waste, ignorance, greed, inef
fective or nonexistent state laws,
and an enormous national lassitude
are killing off bur salt water food
fishes at an alarming rate . . .tht
problem directly affects the pocket
books and stomachs of all Mr. and
Mrs. America," claims Bill Wolf,
one Of this country's foremost out
door writers. :v;"i ;Jr.
Sport anglers know that many
species are becoming increasingly
scarce, a few actually extinct They
have watched commercial boats
fishing too close inshore and de
stroying acre after acre of bottom
fish food, They know from bitter
experience that the ocean, like the
land, is not inexhaustible, and they
believe that overfishing is very
much responsible for dwindling
catches.
For Mayor 7cll:ce
Mayor J. W. Hotfler was left un
opposed in ths top spot of Wallace
administration when the filing
deadline closed . - i
Candidates, for eommissloners
are C. Louis Shields, E. J. John
son, D. B. Townsend, J, S. Blair,
Melvin G. Cording and 'Dr. jA. B,
Bland. Luther PoweU who had filed
for re-election withdrew before
noon Saturday. r! . t
Election day is Tuesday. May 3,
The farm wage rate is dropping.
The Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics reports that on April the
seasonal - index was down four
points as compared with last year.
I A. Wilson. Mr J. W KvaniL M U 0,0 tint tkne uch ni
John Fjiui Jones, early American
Naval hero, never became an Amerl
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CONDENSED CTATEMENT
AS OP THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL 11, 1949
. .. IN PINK HILL j-;;-..,- v-
Resources
Cadi in Vaults and Due from Bank $ 25,422,312.92
U. S. Government Securities $43,417,087.45 ir
(Direct and Fully Guaranteed) . ffj;:-:"1:"'
Federal Housing.uthorityObliga-i. ' '
tions, Feredarl Intermediate A'r.K-- i-y,
Credit Bans and Federal Home
LiOan Uanlc IlPhAntiirAQ ' ? t
State Bonds ...........
Munirinnl Rnnrfs -
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Federal Land Bank Bonds and Other
Marketable Securities ....
4,184,433.17
6,760,525.72.
.10,956,856.66
5,126,219.46
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Accrued Interest
Loans and Discounts
Banking Houses, Furniture and
Fixtures and Building Sites
Less Depreciation
Commercial Building Corporation
; (COH$A5,000.00) J
I it pip r : A ccoto - :r
9 Patc1j of Ileal EfUttf, ppwrisd
value $16,500.00) 1 J",l
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Irs.
70,445,122.46
."450,629.63
34,917,030.31'
610,345.89
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Capital Stock
Preferred $200,000.60
, -, .. . Common , 800,000.00 t iiJOff.OOO.OO I
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Surplus :. ...I.....4.....,:
Undilded Profits
Reserve a-c preferred Stock ritirentt ;Fund $Z&!
Jtteserve a-csAccrued rA U,-::rneJ Interest, i
xnsurarice ani wuier reserves
.'4,500,000.00
-532,208.02
"200,000.00
3.639.663.66
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