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FRIDAY, JULY 1
ti.llayvorlh's
Father Dies At 72
:a!,t3ville, Ncr.Tli Carolina
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Mrfc.fc. B. Hayworth, of Pink Hill,
planed via Eastern Airlines -to her
father home at MeKeespor!, Pa.
' Sunday, June 26 to attend the 1 1
neral -services of her father, who
.died Sunday at 5 a.m. from a third
stroke of paralysis. He was 72 j ears
of ag'
Appendectomy
Miss Isabella Jones, secretary to
Burial was in Oakrrest I Supt. O. P. Johnson, underwent an
i Cemetery, McKersport on Tuesr
' day, June 27th, at ll a.m
Classified
Ad
s.
CaiASSDIID RATES
Tw cents per worn mmlmuni
charge of 50c. Unless yoo have
an Meoant with us pleaM send
loner, stamp, money order
or cheek with ads. Farmers:
dm the Time Classified ids;
if yon hare anything to Mil
or exchange, or want to boy,
we will accept produce for
payment
FOB SALE No. 1 lespedeza hay.
Baled. $40 per ton. See Walter
Herring, 4 miles east of Warsaw.
7-8-2U C
appendectomy at Goldsboro Hospi
tal on Thursday of last week. She
is reported to be improving nicely.
Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Q. Brinson
were hosts on Saturday eveling at
a dinner party. The home was most
attractively decorated lor the oc
casion. Quests were Rev. and Mrs.
!len Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Poter
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Baker
of Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. Joney La
nier of Rose Hill,- Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Kornegay of Seven Springs.
TOBACCO FLUES, LIME, PLAS
TER, CEMENT, LATHS, SIIEFT
ROCK, DOORS, WINDOWS, FUR
NACE DOORS, GRATES, FLUE
EYES, TUBS, HAMPERS, ROLL
ROOFING, SHINGLES, GALVA
NIZED SHEETS. .
J. C. RUSS, Warsiw, N. C,
7-l-4t. C
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INSURE WITH
FARM BUREAU MUTUAL
Write or See
W. SPICER, KENANSVILLE, N. G
SEE ME and make appointment
to do your auto body and fen
der repairs, also replace your
broken glasses with new Shatter
Proof glass.
A. C. HOLLAND,
KENANSVILLE.
PLENTY OF GOOD WATER
FROM A DRILLED WELL.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED
BOOKLET AND ESTIMATE,
GIVING US DIRECTION AND
HOW FAR YOTJ LIVB FROM
YjQUR PCSTOFFICE.
HEATER WELL COMPANY, INC
-:, RALEIGH. N. C.
HOUSE FOR BENT 5 room
house, bath and wired for electric
fttove. Garden' lot adjoining-. At
tractive modern bungalo style. Lo
cated at West Siding- on highway
24. See or write GRAHAM
PHILLIPS, Warsaw, phone 507.
-24-8t. pd.
First Class Plumbing and
HEATING
All Work Guaranteed
GEORGE P. PRIDGEN, JK
Phone 226-1 Warsaw, N. C.
. V.. S4 FIRE LOSSES 1948 SEVEN
HUNDRED AND TWELVE MIL
LION . DOLLARS MORE THAN
ANY YEAR IN HISTORY. PRO
TECT YOUR PROPERTY WITH
R. W. BLACKMORE
Reliable-Insurance Service Since
September, 1902.
WARSAW, N. C.
FOB RENT: house and apartments.
Very reasonable. Modern conven
iences. See or write Mrs. D. L.
Woodward in Warsaw.
6-24-2t. C-
. TYNDAIL ,
FUNCtAL HOME
nr MOUNT OLIVS
Items of Waxne-DvaUs)
Burial Associaflo
Phono TO
FOaaral Directors, Eanbaliuen
Imbalance Bervlce. day OT nlrht
Bridge Club
Miss Mary Lee Sykes was hos
tess on Thursday evening to the
members of her bridge club v.-J:'iS
Mesdames D. S. Williamson, E. C.
Tyndall and IT.irold Jones as visit
ors. The hostess served a deliciou;
sweet course. At the conclusion of
play high score for members was
won by Mrs. A. R. Bland and for
visitors by Mrs. E. C. Tyndall.
Kontract Klub
The Kenansville Kontract Klub
mt Wednesday eventing with Mrs.
N. B-. Boney as hostess. Wh n
guests ai rived the hostess served
cantaloupe a-la-mode and during
-play coca colas and nuts. Pretty ar
rangemcnts of girds were used.
When scores were totaled, Mrs.
Vance Gavin was awarded high
score for members and Miss Mary
Lee Sykes for visitors.
Sewing Club
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Alton
Newton nterUjned the members
of the BMG Sewing Club. Her home
was most attractively decorated
for the event. After the usual sew
'ng bee the hostess served punch,
block ice cream and open-face
sandwiches. i
Brinson and daughter spent Sun
' day wi'h Mr. and Mrs. Clif ion Brin
son in Whitevllle.
Mrs. P G. Blanton of Cove City
is spending the week with her
mother Mrc. Cora Brinson.
" Miss Marie Williams of New
Yovk City is sr en ling a, weeks va
cation at her home here.
Rev". Mann who filled the pulpit
in Urove Presbyterian Church on
Surfdavwas'guest of Mr. and Mrs,
John Currle. ; 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. .Territt of New
Bern were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Dail. .
Misses Shirley Tyndall, Be'ty
Whitfield, and Janet iloncy accom-
ranied Miss Alta Law.on to Vie
beach on Sunday. ,
Mrs. A. T. Outlaw and daughter
Sara West made a business trip to
Goldsboro Tuesday.
Mrs. Daisy Smith is visiting her
sister Mrs. L. A. Beasley.
Misses Sara West Outlaw, Loyce
Caison and Millie Burch are leaving
Sunday to spend a week at Camp
Trailee.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jackson and
son Jimmie and Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
lan Craft and sons of Jackson
ville spent Sunday at White LakS,
Women Of Church
LET'S FISH FOR THE S3VT OF IT-NOT i
thKunt of mz:t
WE CAN BRING HOME.-"
BE CAREFUL!. WHEN
UNHOOKING SMALL'
FISH SO THAT T, V
MAY BE RETURNED
UNHARMED -.
Personals
Mr. C. B. Sittcrson and grand
daughters Frances and Linda visit
ed in Williamston, Woodard and
Windsor from Wednesday through
Friday.
Mr. C. S. Williamson spent Sun
day in Jacl-.snn with his son Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grady and
baby spent Sunday in Rich Square.
They were accompanied home l)y
their daughter Rebecca who had
been visiting in Rich Square and
Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Snider and
son Bobby of Cleveland, Ohio are
spending the week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Dail.
Mrs. O. P. Johnson was in Duke
Hospital on Monday for treatment.
She returned Tuesday and is re
ported to be getting along fine.
Mrs. Croom of Goldsboro is visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sarah
Croom.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Brock of
Bailey were visitors in Kenansville
Sunday.
Mr. "and Mrs. Willard Brinson
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Letter
The Women of the Church m I
on tlie side lawn of Grove PresLy-
terian Church Monday afternoon
with a good number present. The
president. Mrs. Caroline f.'-avin pre-
siden and Mrs. N. B. Boney Acted
as secretary pro-tem. Reports were
made on the results of the Stanley
parties that have been held and
jther reports were made by differ
ent members.
'Die devotional, which was linked
in with the program, was led, by
Mrs. Mary southeriand and the
program "Those Women" was led
by Mrs. G. V. Gooding assisted by
Mesdames N. B. Boney, Louise Mit
chell, A. T. Outlaw, S. W. Newton
and Mis- L'lla Ilinson. The meeting
adjourned with the Mlzpah bene
diction.
Members of the Un'ty, Wes'ey,
Magnolia and Kenansville Meth
odist Churches honored their new
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. Mur
rell Glover, on Friday night at an
old-fashioned pounding. About
forty members met at the parson
age and much to the surprise of the
couple presented them with a boun
tiful pounding. The occasion was
turned into a social hour and the
WS of CS of the Kenansville Ch
urch served cookies and drinks
f f " ) PROTECT GAME BY KEEPNG --:..'
. U I nu.M i vo UVbS CONFINED WHEN GAME
it" U is raising ynuMS -. v
- WALTER E. FULLER . ' . Vl--'! f' -iVC?) A ' Y sFii 9 ' Ml
I ewAdminiftrative Assistant tone .' . " '5i2Ufe ' ' Ylfc I -j! ' '
Direct of the N. C. Department ", - 1 T jMV) ' I I' W 151
of Conservation aiid Development. : ( ''Tl ' vl i .
- STSri MU'.'JO:' l videmore,'and
1
FSt-75 DESTROY FOOD. COYER, WILDLIFE AND OUR ' &' V
A-.O f.v BE PREVENTED. BYCBE.MLTHE J ttUUSSfiREk ' 7 .
PA- OF MAN tiJP&'Sm - Tfl7y . '
-Thousand of f armert have found
that the safeat, surest crop in the
world is U. S. Saving Bonds. These
A 1 1 i i T f . .1 m
niudiuiiii uuiiaing loaay tor I
their tomorrow with S n vi rt tr II ..ml. I
They realize that this it their onnnr.
tunity, the chance to make their
areams come true, such as becom
jna;the proud possessor of more
land, the latest machinery, home
improvements, or a nestegg of
eeurity On which to retire. All of
these can be yours also by planting
your dollartnow-in the crop that
never fails. YOU OPPORTUNITY
today is the U. S. Savings Bonds
Opportunity Drive. . Start saving
today at your bank or post office.
U.S. Treasury Dtptrtmtnt
Legionaires Have
Family Reunion
The Cooper family of Kenans
ville had their family reunion on
Thr.rsday, June 23, at the home of
Miss Mary Cooper and Mrs. Davis
Cooper Farior. Thirty -five mem
bers of the family were present
and a sumptions picnic dinner was
served.
Hallsville Circle 2 Meets
Circle No. i of The Women of
The Church of Hallsville Presby
terian met Saturday June 18 with
Mrs. John Miller. Nine members
and one visitor were present. Mrs.
Morris Grady gave the Bible Study
and Mrs. Leonard Kennedy talked
on Home Missions. A social hour
followed.
Warsaw Post 127, American Le
gion held its regular meeting on
Friday night in the Le?ioh Home.
Prior. to the business, a steak' sup
per wns so ved bv Cant W. M. Buck
and Chief Cook J. P. Johnson of
ine local National Guard.
Principal ' discussion ' on th
genda was the appointment of
'various committees for the nxt
AjTiistice Celebration Those ap
pointed were Francis Oakley, Bea
uty Queen Committee; J. C. Page,
i'arade committee chairman; G. A.
Phillips,.. PuMiciiy, and James F.
Strickland, Athletic Chairman.
ub Sees
Air Force Films
ATHLETES FOOT GEEM
Kenansville Drue Store
TELLS HOW TO KILL It
im. . - iD0m V
ine germ grows uiuarui.. xuu
must REACH it to make the kill.
Use " a ; strong PENETRATING
fungicide. T-4-L, made with 90
alcphol, - reaches MORE germs. If
not pleased IN ONE HOUR ypur
10c back from any druggist.
? DQ6 TjMS
IM " Distemper , ,V !
By TOM FARLEY x-s..w
MRS. M. M. THIGPEN
-- Beolavllle. N. C
Sepreseatatlve For
CLINTON FLORAL
- ' , C0ianv.
- . warsaw. n. c '""'"""-
f;;; lu;;:er
FOR SALE
4" TONGUE A GROOVED
SnEATHING V ROOFERS $45.0
5" ... - ;. . $52U
2X4 DRESSED . f 52.0
c'::::"-n!;:;i.Co.
WHILE distemper is no longer
thedread jcourge it was ten
or fifteen years ago, thanks to im
proved veterinary practices and
greater general knowledge of the
subject, It still remains to be con
quered. There is as vet no certain
cure for the disease but the partial
immunity offered by preventive In-:
noculatlons is something every dog
ner should be grateful tor. Most
of the so-called "cures" on the
market are of no value, and some
are positively harmful to dogs.
Distemper is a sly disease, the
early symptoms of whlcli often Re
semble some trifling canine ail
ment Vomiting, diarrhea, refusal to
eat. a dry cough, and a rise In tem
perature ny of these might be log
ically passed off by a dogwner as
a temporary maiaise.
Of all the symptoms. It Is the
temperature rise that asually pro
vides tne pest warning that a dog
has contracted the virus which pro
duces distemper. Within a twenty
four or forty-eight hour period, the
temperature, may shoot up to 104,
sink again to normal and then slow
ly rise to 104 again. Usually at the
cdnd rise, the dog develops con
junctivitis. The cornea of the eye
sometimes becomes ulcerated. Gas
trointestinal symptoms Include
vomiting and constipation, followpd
by rifDrrbt. Tw r "t irmv fi! -
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The Warsaw Rotary Club met in
Mitchener's Dining Room Thursday
at 1 p.m. with President R. L. West
presidinghe 24 members present
enjoyed three air force films sup
plied by Pres. West. They were
REMEMBER TODAY
TOMORROW
WITH A
PHOTOGRAPH
BY
KRAFT'S -'STUDIO
.vIN MOUNT OLIVE
Phones 217-J or 230
: COMMERCIAL
PUOTOGKtl'Hi
, A SPECIALTY
aiscult Bomber", "Kill Or Be
Killed", and "Land and Live In
The Desert". Film's were secured
from the Air Force Reserve Train
ing Unit Screening was made pos
sible through the efforts and equip
met of Co. M., and Carroll Best
operated the projector. .
Plans were made for the final
meeting of the Rotary year, Thurs
day night, June 29 at 7:30 at which
time J. C. Thompson will succeed
R. L. West as president. Jlotarv
Anns will attend this meetinp.
July 5 County
Court Jurors
P. T. ' Fountain. E. F. Hobeood.
Sr., J. B Thomas, R. L. Veach, Geo.
i. iner, uranam Johnson, L. F.
j ones, k. Mirendy, J. A. Barn-
ett, Sim Blaylock, Luther Brown,!
and J. D. Turner.
Last season, for every dosen
oranges that moved to market in
tiieir own skins, about seven others
camp to consumers in tins and bot
tles. , ' . , m -'
Office Supplies
AND EQUIPMENT
DESKS, CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS
LEDGERS, BINDERS, SHEETS and INDEX
John H. Carter, Company
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HUM
often begins , to 'manifest nsrvoi'i
symptoms convulslom4s rlyttimlc
twitching called "ctfore", a d par
alysis of the muscles of mastication
and of the tongue. It la In tL!i
stage that permanent injury nvy
be done to the animal's vuluera'o'.s
nervous stracture, or that dea'.li
may result. ' , ' .- ;
The best"; advice ' for any dc
pwner -who inspects that Ms r t
has distemper la to consult w i.
table veterinarian without deluy.
Diagnosis Is always dlfflculf ai J
often requires fa laboratory te
before It Is conclusive. The patient
is likely -to be given massive do."s
of homologous anti-distemper f 'r
um. He will have to be kept at 1
and warm, usually in aa IsoUt d
part of the house, and -fed c'y
digestible' meals. If you tva tnel
feeding him a liigb grade br.r.J f
commercial dog food, you c j :
tinue him etr' that diet. . bi t it .1
usually best to feed at four ho.;
Intervals. .-:,iri-.-.-i- "
- : Since distemper has a more se
vere effect on rundown , i: , t l ,
on neauny ones, us a govi pr..i- pono epiaemio seseon, wet i
ciple to keep your dog in! as sound and clothing should bs remove
physical condition as possible, r.y. i
of Infection may be avoided by t;.t-
3
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Children ' should ' suad aiia(n:t
sudden chilling during the su' " ' r
t
once and extra blankets rnd (
eiotning Kept nandy lor succ.i
ing him preventive lnnocr. atV.j weather changas. . '
as a puppy, keeping him away fro: . . ., -dors
that are or have b-n infect- - ,.,.",. .-,.,",
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Message About Financed to
Our PROFESSIONAL AMD
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BUSINESSWOMEN...
Of course you can continue to maintain th
standard you have established for your busi
ness , prestige don't hi a slow period dis
courage yoii, when we can be called upon fr
LOAN SERVICE that provides you a W tat
of interest. , . '
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