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ra aeooont with u please tend
money, stamps, money order
with ado. Farmers:
rtmo Classified ads;
if ie lum anything to sell
or oxehange, or want to any.
we wlU accept produce for
payment. . :" '
U. S. FIRE "LOSSES 1948 SEVEN
HUNDRED - AND . TWELVE MIL
LION DOLLARS , MORE THAN
December's Weather Record for
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December Averages
av Aa.
MinimuHi Snow
TenpBratim fall
ALABAMA
Birmingham
Montnomery
ARKANSAS
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Texarkina
FLORIDA
Apalachieol
Jacksonville
Key West
Pensacola
Tampa
GEORGIA
Atlanta
Augusta
Maeen
Savannah
46.
49.
44.
42.1
47.8
55.7
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70.3
54.3
62.1
44.2
48.4
47.9
54.7
0.3
0.3
1.0
0.9
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.2
t H
Old Man Winter is blowing his frigid breath all
over this Weather Record Map, which gives you
an idea of wMt kind oLweather you may have In
December by-averagtrig U. S. Weather Bureau
fifftres for temperature and snowfall over the past
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KENANSVILLE,
BECAUSE LORD BYRON .
(1733-1 824), LADIES'
iDOL.HMreD to jrep
WOMEN EAT, ENGLISH
LADIES SPURNED
mnn in public. j
THE "IRON 'DUKE
NEVER COMPLAINED
A UT HIS FOOD, '
I FOOD..
THE ABSTEMIOUS DUKE U,,, V'1"Tr1;
( OF WELLINGTON (I7S9' I O ' J ' 'T
iac ) -i hit ftmaijcr ask . I i
ANT TEAR IN HISTORY. ! PRO
TECT TOUR PROPERTY WITH,
R. W. BLACKMORB
Reliable Inraranco Service Since
September, 1902.
WARSAW, N. C.
PLENTY OF GOOD WATER
FROM A DRILLED WELL.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED
BOOKLET AND ESTIMATE,
GIVING US DIRECTION AND
HOW FAR YOTJ LIVE FROM
YOUR PCSTOFFICE.
HEATER WELL COMPANY, INC
RALEIGH, N. C.
Tuahl
S2.S
aca
3.9
3.0
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga
Knertllle
Memphis
Nashville
TEXAS
Abilene
AmarllH)
Austin
Wichita .
KENTUCKY
Laulsvilli
LOUISIANA
Near Orlaaai
Shreveport
MISSISSIPPI
Meridian
VlekshHrf
37.4 3.1
S5.0
49.4
0.1
1.4
1.7
1.3
0.1
0.4
1.3
48.4
50.1
MISSOURI
Columbia 34.0
St. Joseph 30.4
St. Louis 31.0
NORTH CAROLINA
Ashavllle 39.3
Can Hatterat 53.2
Raleigh 43.2
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma City 3.
Tulsa 40.4
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charlestaa SU
Columbia 47.2
Greenville 42.2
Dallas
Dal Rle
El Pas
Fort WtftB
Galvestea
Palestine
Pert Arthor
San Antenla
VIRGINIA
Nerfelk
Rlehmoni
("T in Attrtt sell
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NORTH CAROLINA
RICHARD THE Li ON'
HEAXTED OSGUt&ED '
HIMSELF AS? A TAVERN
SPIT-BO TO ESCAPE
0, USURPING BROTHER,
JOHN. BUTHS CLUM
SINESS BETRAVEPHIM.
" E ROM THE EARUEST j
TIMES', ARABS HAVE
MIXED BEER WITH ' I
DOUGH TO LEA VEN '
OR RAISE THEIR BREAD,
7 a-t-JJ 1
First Clan Plumbing and
HEATING
All Work Guaranteed
GEORGE P. PRLDGEN, J
Phone 226-1 Warsaw, N. C.
PEPPER SEED ARRIVED. Have in
stock waU board, lath, cement, mor
tar mix, finish lime, plaster-psris,
five V crimp roofing, doors, win-
North Carolina
43.1
40.4
43.3
41.2
45.1
35.5
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2.0 ''
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47.0
02.2
45.4
47.4
56.3
60.1
54.0
43.4
39.0
Map Courtesy
Super-Pyro
2.0
Bt and more yean. When the Old Man sneezes
Icicles (Winter officially begins Dee. tl), it's wise
to keep the old car's spirits high with an anti-rust
ttft-freese like Super-Pyre, the stuff thalTkeeps
the) boa from getting- a hole cracked in s head.
Christmas trees are ready for
market at 8 to 15 years of age. de-
rending on the species, soi' condi
tions, and size desired.
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( iViif;- IN WARSAW ROBERT L. BOLICK
A Owner
fir - -
s i ' ) ,;..-,l,,IN),7" - i ...me a-.SaWin ' ' ' " ( ' ;
'. 1 n, , i r
jm. Rrinr vour Jerusalem Seed,
' J. C. RUSS, Warsaw.
12-30-3t
USE McNAIR'S Tobacco Seed
19 leading varieties. See your local
dealer or write McNatrV Yield
Tested Seed Company, Laurlnburg,
North Carolina. ,
1-6-St. c. ' i
LOST - Man's wrist watchwhite
cold case with night ; numerate,
brown leather band. German make.
Believe lost in Wallace Tuesday
NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION
Having this day qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the Estate of W. E.
Currie, deceased, this Is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned, duly verified, on or
before the 18th day of November,
1950, or this notice will be pled in
bar of their recovery. All persons
inldebted to said estate, will please
make immediate payment
This November 12, 1949.
Sudie Dail Currie, Admrx.
of W. E. Currie
12-30-6t. RDJ
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER AND B.Y VIRTUE of the
power of sale contained in a cer
tain chattel mortgage executed by
Levie Faison, dated the 16th day of
July, and recorded in Book 49-B,
Lots of folks complain that the
money they draw every ' payday
zooms away from them with saner
sonic speed. If tlia Iwppemng to
you, here's how-Hsop It auto
matically! Sign np for V. S. Savings
Bonds regularly, under your firm's
Payroll Savings Plan, or If this
method not available to you your
banUe Bond-A-Month Plan, then,
that part of your earnings can't get
away from you. In fact, every $3 you
Invest in the safest investment in
the world stows up to be $4 In tea
years. U. S. TVeamrj DcMftnu-
: TUF
S E A S 0
. .'I 'I . I. . , ' V !.
Furniture -'-
Uncle Sam Says
morning. Good reward .
Return to Ed Padgett. Rlcniano.,
Route 1. ' ' t
12-30-21 pd. -
page 320. of the Duplin County
Registry, default having been made
th. ruvment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and said mortgage
being by iU terms BUDjeci y
-i the nnitirsiBned mortagee
will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder tor casn
the place of business of Service
Motor Company, sin: Kenahsville,
North Carolina, on tho 2nd day of
1050. Monday, at 12:00
Noon, the following articles of per
sonal property: ISA ;
One 1938 Ford Tudor, motor No.
18-427453. - ' '
Advertised this the 12th day of
December, 1949 -.
Service Motor Company
By: Elmore Bell, Partner
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
Kenansyille, N. C.
12-29-2t. HEP
By Commissioners
Duplin County Commissioners
have approved petitions for impro
vement of five roads in the county.
The petitions have been forwarded
to A. Wilbur Clark of Fayettevtl'.e,
district highway commissioner.
They are: -
Albertson Township: From Drum
mersville east to the Lenoir County
line and known as Mount Olive
Lidell Road. Eight-tenths of mile.
Rose Hill and Island Creek
TownsWps:
From Rose Hill to Sutton's Cross
Roe da and known as old Rose Hill
to Hallsville road. Four and one
tenth mile.
Smith Township:
From Pink Hill. Lenoir County
line, to N. C. Highway No. in,
Duplin County ,and known as Pain
ter Mill Road. Five ana seven
tenths miles.
Albertson Township:
Road running from Lenoir Coun
ty line, to Dr. Maxwell's place, and
known as BuM Coat Road. Two
and two-tenths miles.
Smith Township:
t.4 mnnim from Highway No.
II to old road from Pink Hill to
r- Mnvuieil'B near H. E. Maxwell
farm. One and three-tenths milel?.
II ' S G R E E T I II G
, I.', 5.1
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IlarJr 3
Approved
r,.t. v: rrnnhv Knmmerlin.''72(
,-,nuwn. ; ...
retired farmer, died Monday at his
home in the summeruu
n.rbi Community after-, several
years "of declining health. Funeral
i.. nn hold t Rooty Branch
BUTKV. ' - " '
Free-Will Baptist Church at 2:30
p m. Tuesday with Rev. btepnen a.
clih rrw Will Bantist minister of
Beulavllle, ' officiating. Interment
was in the family , cemetery. sur
Vlvihg are Mrs. Summerlln,-fornH
erly Nealia Kilpatrickil eight dau-,
&y,tra Mrs. Florence Houston- of
Warsaw, Mrs. D. .F. Chambers of
Kenansville,; Mrs.1. Carl Ivey Mrs.
Walter Hinson -and Mary G. Sum
merlin, all of Jhe home commun-
ity,.Mrs. Edward Goodson of R4
eigh, Mrs. Bernard Goodson of Red
Springs, and Mrs. James' Souther
land of Seven Springs;- one son,
Robert, of Chapel Hill; three sis
ters, Mrs. T. A. Jerniganof Mt.
Olive, Mrs. Addie Potter of Golds
hnrn. and Mrs. Uesie Batten of
Hallsboro; one brother, G. Lv Sum-
merlin of the home community;
nine grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Warsaw Methodist
Church Program
The Warsaw Methodist Sunday
School will hold its Christmas tree
Friday night at 7:30. Gifts will be
on the tree for all the young peo
ple. The program will include mu
sical selections and a movie.
The regular Sunday Sctiool and
Church services will be held at
the usual hour Sunday morning,
(Christmas Day).
For Best Prices and Com
plete Job on Monuments,
See or Write
Rev. H, J. Whaley
BEUIAVIIXE 1
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SyT 0 j YOU F R 0 M
1 '!-. k -
vnccs ' r.-'r-ts ' .'.
ll:nsd At Play v
Charlie F. Strickland, 15, of Fy
etteville, was accidentally hanged
on Saturday afternoon while at
play. Funeral cervices was held
Monday at 3 pm. He was the grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Black man
of Faison and the paternal grand
son f Major Randal Strickland of
Magnolia: Hie parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Strickland, t brother and
sister also ennrive.'- -
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MANY young brides will be enter
taming lor the first time this
Christmas and. of course, will be
extremely anxious for the- perfec
tion one reads about so often but
which really is achieved -with ex
perience. If a; simple dinner, with
few courses. 4s planned, however,
there's no reason why- everything
won't go off with flying colors.
(unla nnnkarv la- alwava a
smart idea for most everything can
be prepared in advance. Then caa
aeroles are so easy to serve and the
variety Is practically limitless.
Nancy Holmes of the Beat Foons
consumer kitchens suggests a do-
,i .1 u.aU a jthlAlfAtl . TM1H
nviuue vasMivn w ".- - -'
it with a crisp green salad. Finish
iff with fruit and cheese and there's
i dinner any bride will blush with
pleasure over. , .
Holiday Caseerole of Chicken
enp vlUmln- : f bard cooked .
fased msirarln - . : afn-a, chopped
1 cup siloed M UWetpooo
mushrooms i - on loo luke
I tablespoons) i U tsewpoos
Bour paprltaa
I caps clckea TJmo of nurmes
bouillon , . Salt and pepper
I cup uUk . to taste
M cup cream - Clips cooked
: , .. Hot eooke tlce ,iti,
Bant moahrooms in vltamlnlied
rnargarlne nntll ItghOy browned.
Remove from pan. Blend la flout
nntll smooth. Add Chicken bouilloa,
stir constantly nntll smooth and
thickened. Add mUk-and ereain,
plmleBtOt v -ejetgat "J sssasoBtega and
chicken. Cook over low hesU smUl
meat la heated. Do tvot botL Stir
to blend irelL Serve at oaoe over
hot jrloe. Tleld: 9 to 10
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