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. CM- I lp Eccncaist Visits Counjy L. SUES now Oil SALE .. u La . 'K, . rsrr5rfsst Too A. Mrs. Marlon 'S.-' t)osherV Home ; Economist with Fanners Home Ad- ministration, spent a day recently working with Mrs.; W. B. Hunter .of Rt. 2, Warsaw In arrangement or storage space and location of . bath room and kitchen fixtures. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Har sanettr tMOOm rtmttn THfS"6UFF A&f CATCH BY PftEOATOZS Ftcmise the ape nwA- ohm iiii nan TO CATCH- IF NOT CONTWU.E0 1" THFYV SOW A MENACE TO bison f Rt. 1, Deep Run and assit MM ed in plans for a new room to their dwelling .nd the re-arrangement THE SOIIG FOR THE PAGEANT of i the existing dwelling. Mrs. Dosher's services are avail able to families in Duplin once each six weeks and 'she usually spends ri no Or, : : . Q ' . ro': " kL' J . "r' V . M vi ? AT , .W : " V SaT - Xir ' -A two days in the county each visit. Lester Rich Buried Lester Rich, 55. died at 11:30 p.m. after. several years of illness. He was a veteran of World War 1, and 'was .visiting his sister at the timer jbt . .ills death. Funeral was evaowted from the St. John Free WjUJaptlst Church Saturday at 3 p.m. "by Rev. W. R. Johnson, pastor of Seven Springs Methodist Church and Rev.T. E. Beamon, pastor of St,. John,' Burial was in Willow Dale Cemetery at Goldsboro. Sur viving are six brothers, J. S.. and J. M, of Gbldsboro. Rt. 5, A. M. of Indian Springs. L. R., of Pink Hill. B. A,, of Four Oaks, and A. L., of Elon; two-sisters, Mrs. Albert Price, with, whonr he made his home, and MraJ Lillie Gr:dv of Four Oaks; two half-sisters, Mrs. Mollie Rich Griffin- of Dover and Mrs. W. D. Berwick, of Goldsboro. J.L Sanderson Dies At 35 y t-flTjiW y '-.'' t ' : tw-ANCE sertvtzN ten ; , Jesse. L. Sanderson, 35 of Mount Olive, died in a Goldsboro hospital at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday April 27 after several days of illness. Sur viving are his wife, Mrs. Lottie Sanderso'n; -one. son, Leroy of the home; "three daughters, Mrs. John Parker of- Rocky Mount and Gay nelle and Virginia of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sander son, Faison; two brothers, John L., and Elton M., both of Faison; two sisters, Mrs. J. D: O. Sutton Calv. pso, and Mrs. Emws Vann of Faison. Funeral services were held at ,3 p.m.jJjhursday at the home wit.) Rev. B. E. Dotson in charge with burial In Maplewood Cemetery in Mt OUve. picking until used. Shoes with high heels or floppy soled slippers may "up" the morn ing morale, but mav also lot v down - - down the stairs the way. Since nearly half of the hnmo f talities are due to falls, snfa ihwc should be essential in every ward robe. Wedgies provide 1ms grip on rugs and stairs than shoes! with low heels, good arch and non- measures anu good management. . . , As for treatment use sujfagua nadine or sulfamethazine exactly as recommended by the manufacturer. North Carolina farmers are now showing greater interest in perma nent pastures than at any time In the history of the state. skid? soles. State College Hints To Home Makers Lrv . A. very cold egg just out of the refrigerator, is mor tikely to crack when put in hot water tham an egg . which is warmed to room tempera ture, y 1 ' Garden peas Just at the right stage for eating am) canning, will be sweeter if picked in the morning . than at the end of the day. r To-, hold the sweetness, the peas ihonld be kept in a cold place after Safety Dins, that mleht rvnpn i.u. nder the touch of a youngster's fin-' gers, were never intended for dress) fasteners Ramiln, nnv.A . " " ikuioi Laic ui jtuli: I clothes will prevent the need for; Pins. i . i State College , ! 'i t- .i s ! Answers i iraeiy i .... w Farm Questions f Q. Where can I get information on how to estimate my tim'oer? A. Write Agricultural Editor, State College Station, Raleigh, and ask for Extension Folders Nos. 74 and 75. . Q. Please give prevention and treatment measures for coccidiosis? A. To prevent this disease, avoid crowding. Clean house often and keep litter dry. Medication should be used only as an aid to sanitary I intern North Carolina . -r Z 1 V nira UU A R 6 A UUM. C. QUINN WHOLESALE CO 4 OF WARSAW IN DUPLIN ".'1 Distributors Of if-. 1 PniAP RFAD FlflllD ! GROCERIES, FEEDS. SEEDS ' MILFORD QUINN, Mgr. I I ...rf I 1 . LS I i rv 1 II lettvm power compret; laUonixed Ahtoi with the first ,r tion engine u America i giving uuyaier owners the advantages of smoother; ' more powerful,' mote effi cunt engine power during j all tbe.yeara the other were developing their high oompnession enginetl . a hxrn mAbue JUtdi v 1 1 jfA S 'M urn r -v ' r ropanoi a I 11 "ion Spitfire ei A ' J nnett ali-aroun NeWflwyttar Hot SDR Hlghw CMpmiloiil r m . ... w i f or ur iuier aoceisranon. itcd smoom ' r renxinie! 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Quinn arsaw Drug Co. Sowan. Drug Co. " Wallace. f. AMurner Co. Pinkllill Seulaville Soda Shop . I F. Grady School Seven Springs Supply Co. Aaron's Pharmacy Mt Olive - . . v . t ''''' " ' 7 i ' "-I fle ifaZc5 6 miles a day ; to bring you better service! . It may seem -strange to you that your about But tfs aU in the day. work.for him. meter reader is looking out for your inter-' Like all the other 420 Tide Water people, f ? est as well as finding out how much service -'he is bound and determined that you are , you required last month. But he does.' ; ; going to get the best service possible. No " "r-.; In doing bis job he actually walks more , . ' effort is too great to' assure you of good, .miles each day than most of us like to think , neighborly attention 24 hours every day. v ' - ' " ' r ' - ' " "T - ' 3 ". - ; . -. ." Remember that Tide Water is committed to giving the best possible . service to all of iUcuatomers-on the farm, at home and in their places of -' business. And -if you care to check-you'll find that Tide Water brings 1 ' "' ' , . you good neighborly service at costs below the average for all cities on tne Atlantic seaDoara 7 j ' J TIDE WATER PO WE R C O M P A NY
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