CAROLINA
THE DUPLIN TIMES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21st., 1949
For Cold Vealher
A thorough check o( the cooling
'system prior to adding antl-freeie
ls major step in preparing your
'car for winter driving. Many lose
their anti-freeze through boiling
away or leakage ' simply because
they failed to take this precaution
at the start 01 tne season. . -
Not only should the hose lines
'and connections , be thoroughly
checked for leaks, but the entire
cooling system should be flushed
of all sludge and dirty water, which
prevents free circulation.
Keep the battery fully charged
and charging. A low charged bat
tery may freeze and burst at a tem
perature not much below 32 F. See
that the regulator Is working prop-
er)y.r 17'
At the approach m cold weather,
the crankcase should be drained,
flushed and refilled With the cor
rect grade of oil for the coldest
weather expected during the .win
ter. :-
: See If the engine needs a tune-up
to Insure quick starting.
! Have brakes checked for winter
driving and be sure that tires are
not so dangerously smooth that they
wiu mane driving on Icy roads
aouoiy hazardous.
, careful motorists will drive
siowiy until the engine reaches
normal operating temperatures.
And by keeping the fuel tank full
as much of the time as possible,
iney prevent condensation of mois
ture and resultant freezlng-up of
the gas line. A good plan is to fill
the gas tank at the end of the day's
driving, rather than at the star.
SEQUOIA POTATOES
IN STRONG DEMAND
Growers of certified Sequoia po
tato seed in Avery County are con
tinuing-to find a good market for
their product In Tenn., Va and the
two Carolinas, reports H. R. Nls-
wonger, In charge of horticulture
extension at State College.
In fact, he says, the growers are
work.
Anyone wishing to make contri
bution to this worthy cause may
send his contribution to Superin
tendent Amos Dobson or to the
Secretary, Georgia A. Dobson.
New Churches In
SBC territory
BRICK HOUSE PLAN NO. M-Dlcna. by John flor Wkkar. Anhttott. Graanaboro.
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"Carolina Homes," a plan book published by Brick Tile Service, Inc., Greensboro, N. C.
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This house has a pleasing ap
pearance such as is rarely achieved
in a small home of this type. The
slight extension on the front of the
house, and the side porch give It
individuality. The blinds on the
windows give the whole house a
unified aspect. The wrought iron
work on the front porch immediate
ly shows' the good taste of the own
er.
The living room has three win
dows in it which give the space
within an air of freedom. The man
ner in which the living room opens
into the dininj room has the effect
of making each of the rooms ap
pear larger. The porch serves to ex
tend the living room right Into the
out-of-doors and thus performs a
valuable service".'
The bedrooms are separated well
by a bath between them. This
makes for unusual privacy. The
kitchen Is well removed from the
sight of occupants seated in the
living room. This Is a factor often
left unconsidered in small house
plans.
Closet space is ample and venti
lation excellent. Abundance of sto
rage space is in the attic.
TOBACCO
ally regained losses of last week..
The principal cause of the lower
quality offerings was the relatively
large Increases In the amount of
damaged tobacco. However, there
were more cutters and lugs sold.
Most of the offerings graded low
Steady to lower grade averages,! t0 8oa Quality. Leaf predominated
light volume of offerings, and slight
ly poorer quality was seen during
the 8th week of Eastern North Caro
lina flue-cured tobacco sales.
According to the Federal-State
Market News Service many grades
averaged from $1.00 to $3.00 per
hundred below last week. Most of
the declines amounted to only $1.
Practically all qualities were adveft
sely affected whereas last week
losses were generally confined to
the lower qualities. The practical
top remained at $65 but there were
considerably less baskets reaching
this figure. A few leaf grades parti-
unable to meet the demand for
their product. They recently sold
7.000 bags of seed potatoes and
could have sold another 7,000 bags
if the potatoes had been available,
Some 15 or more new growers
will produce certified seed of this
variety in 1950. -
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PRODUCTS, Inc.
KINSTON,N.C.
Phone 3412
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BUILDING BLOCKS
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-Stock Watering troughs
-SUte Approved Septic Tanks
We Bnlld To A Standard I
Not To A Price
DEALERS:
DupUn Mercantile Co.
Kenansvllle, N. C.
h J. Sandlln Company
Benlaville, N. C.
followed by an equal proportion of
cutters, lugs, and smoking leaf.
Sunday School
To Be Enlarged
The Sunday School Class of h
Stockinghead Baptist Church (Col.)
are enlarging their class rooms
At this writing the Class have re
ceived contributions in the amount
of more than $55.00 to carry on the
A total of 2863 Southern Baptist
churches have been organized since
1940, according to Porter Routh,
secretary of the Department of
Survey. Of these, 933 are located
in cities, 295 in towns, 462 In vil
lages, and 1173 in the open country.
In the city, nearly two-thirds of
the 933 new churches have fewer
than 200 members, but several have
more than 1,000. Of the total 933,
all have Sunday school organiza
tions, 78.3 percent have Training
Unions, 78.2 per cent have WMU
work, and 52.6 per cent have Bro
therhoods. Only 6.5 per cent of the open
country churches organized since
1940 have Brotherhood organizat
ions; 25.7 per cent have WMU
work, and 37.7 per cent have Train
ing Unions. Of the young open
country churches, 507 have full
time services, 425 half-time, 229
quarter-time, and 20 have services
three times a month.
Southern Farm
Market Summary
Hog prices last week were unus
ually strong at some southern mark
ets, gaining as much as $1.50 a hun
dred. Closing prices Friday for the
best weight butcher hogs at south
ern markets went as high as $18.50.
Cattle marketings picked up at
southern points slightly and for
the first time this season the com
bined receipts at five major mark
ets exceeded the run for the same
week a year ago.
Cattle prices ranged from fully
steady to stronger, except low grade
cows and bulls lost 50c a hundred
at Montgomery.
Broiler markets were steady with
Friday's closing prices in Central
North Carolina, 25 to mostly 26
cents, and heavy hens 21 to 25
cents.
.GIVES
FAST
RELIEF
whn COLD
MISERIES STRIKE
FOR SALE
LINCOLN
4 - D o o r
ZEPHYR
Sedan
ENGINE: In Excellent Condition.
BODY: Strone and Solid; Good Paint.
TIRES: Practically New and spare.
LIGHTS: Sealed Beam Lights. Also
T il. Stop Light and Signal Lights.
INTERIOR: Good Seat Covers; plus
Good Radio, Heater, Electric Clock.
RUNNING GEAR: Excellent; Car has
not been driven 400 miles since It
was completely overhauled.
THE ABOVE WILL GO CHEAP
FOR CASH
CONTACT DUPLIN TIMES OFFICE
IN KENANSVILLE
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FOn SALE
SASH. DOORS, SHEET
KOC" ROCK LATH
ROCK WOOL, PLASTER,
L3Val2, CEMENT BRICK,
MORTAR, PAINTS, TER
RA COTTA PIPE. DRAIN
1ILE, WHITE ASBESTOS
SIDING, ASPHALT
SIIINGLES, ALL KINDS
OF ROLL ROOBTVG W
ROOFLNJ, BRICK
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Mr. IFairaimcir
WE URGE YOU TO SELL THE REMAIN
DER OF YOUR
7T(D)IBA(CC(D)
IN
WHERE THE DEMAND IS STRONG AND
ARE
IKIECSIHI
THE MARKET WILL CLOSE OCTOBER 27th.
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