THE DUPLIN TIMES
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13tL, 1950
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f Pink Hill and Wheat Swamp split
fa high, scoring twin bill at Wheat
f Swamp on Tuesday night The Pink
iHill glrli scored a victory 7t8
lin the first game and the Wheat
"Swamp boys scored a 73-43 verdict
!in the second half of the card.
; Girls game leaders: scoring: Pink
:Hill - Bonnie Howard, 86; Shirley
?Howard, 32. Wheat Swamp Mer
itt, 32; Harrtll, 22. . , ;
i Boys - game r Scoring: Wheat
iSwamp: Barfleld, 35; Perry i 12.
Pink Hill - Blizzard, 14; G. How
fard, 2. . ;
Crcnge Splits
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i The Pink Hill girls defeated the
L,aGrange girls here 41-38 on Fri
day night, but the LaOrange boys
'. iarned a split in the twin bill with
1 i 49 to'40.yictory..';:::s'v'V" "'' '
' I Scoring leaders for Pink Hill
jfclrla were Shirley Howard, 26; Bon
nie Howard, 14. LaGrange; Vivian
' ,elle1Uer.--.v:-j,i,iv.;
Leading scorers for the La
grange boys . Newton Sasses, 14;
nd George Manning, 10. For Pink
fllll George Howard, 14; William
Jillzzard, 8, Bobby Hicks. 6. De
; f ense: LaGrange .; James Wiggins.
fink Hill Elbert Smith.
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f Mrs .Fred Williams was hostess
o a regular meeting of the, Home
Demonstration Club at her home
Thursday afternoon. . .
In a candlelight service new offi
cers were installed for the coming
year. Miss Sue Brlckhouse", Home
Agent was in charge. Eleven mem
bers were present. ; The hostess
served cookies, sandwiches and
cold drinks. .
Officers Named For
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- Rachel King was elected presi
dent of the Pink H1U.4-H neigh
borhood groups at a meeting in the
home of Mrs. Leighton Turner or
Friday afternoon. Becky Turner is
-vice president Elaine Howell, Sec
retary, Frances Howard, Song and
Recreation Leader and Joyce San
derson, Reporter.
The Pleasant Hill Lodge No. 304,
AM&FM met on a recent night and
installed the following officers for
1950:
-" Worshipful Master. Earl Howard;
Sr. Warden, Isaac Stroud;. Jr. War
den, Harold Hardison; Sr. Deacon,
Prentiss Outlaw; Jr. Deacon, Lee
Fordham; Stewards, F. M. Millette
and Paul Westbrook; Secretary,
W. H. (Bud" Howard; Treasurer.
Faison Turner; Tiler, Rudolph
Heath.
The president, Mrs. Lois M. John-,
son ; presided. Mrs, Jane Ininan,
secretary, r"ead the minutes of the
last meeting and called the roll.
Several matters of business were
discussed including ways to in
crease ntembershSp. Membership
cards were presented to those in
the auxilltry. Mrs. Zoa Turner ser
ved the group a delicious salad
plate with cold drinks. A good at
tendance; was had. ; ; ;
The next meeting will be held at
the .Hut on Monday night, Feb. 6,
at f:30. .'. -'; -
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A regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies of the Veterans of Fore
ign Wars was held at the Hut in
Pink Hill Monday night, Jan. 2.
-tut & Turner
INSURANCE AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
L. C TURNER, J,
T. J. TURNER
Pink Hill's Oldest Insurance Agency
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A regular meeting of the Pres
byterian Women of the Church was
held with Mrs. Aubrey Turner as
hostess at her home on Tuesday
evening Feb. 3. Mrs. T. J. Turner
presided. Miss Lula Tyndatt read
the minutes and called tho roll,
The president named a . nominating
committee for' new officers to serve
In 1930. A routine of other business
was transacted.
Mrs .Aubrey Turner presented
the program, the topic of which
was "The Pathway of His Passion",
which had to do with the sentencing
and execution of our Lord.
Mrs. Turner served brick ice
cream and cake to the 16 members
attending.
Announce Birth
Lt. and Mrs. Fred Lawton of San
Dirgo, Calif, have 'announced the
birth of a son, Fred Lawton III, on
Monday, Jan. 2, in a San, Diego
hospital. Mrs. Lawton is the former
Miss Dorothy Turner of Pink Hill.
DAV Cartoon Of The Year
NOTICE OF SALE
Personals
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Under and by virtue of power of
sale contained In that Certa ,i deed
of Trust, executed by Jeffie St oud
et ux, Goldle M. Stroud, dated loth
dav of December, 1947, and record
ed in Book 442, page 301, in the
Office of Register of Deeds of Du-
40 West 49 chains to a pine on the
run of Great Branch; thence don
the run of Great Branch to a stake,
corner of Lot No. 7; thence as Lot
No. 7 South 40-40 East 40.78 chains
to a stake In a ditch in Hubert
Thompson's line : thence Norii
41 East 2.85 chains to the beginning,
containing 11.6 acres, more or less,
and being a portion of the lands
deeded to Ashley Stroud and wife
nlin Countv. default having been
made in payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and said Deed . by N. B. Stroud et ux as recorded
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Of Trust Deing Dy me terms uieic
of subject to foreclosure, the un
dersigned Trustee will offer foi
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash at the Couit
House door in Kenansvllle, Duplin
County, at 12:00 Noon on Monday,
Januiry 23, 1950, the property con
veyed in said Deed of Trust, and
being situated in Duplin County,
State of North Carolina, and being
described as follows:
Adjoining the lands of Bessie
Stroud. Hill, Hubert Thompson.
Pearl Stroud Letchwoith and oth
ers and described as follows: BE
GINNING at a stake in Hubert
Thompson's line, corner of Lot No.
5 and runs as Lot No. 5 North 40-
CINCINNATI Thought provoking cartoon by Leo Joseph Roche
of the Buffalo Courier Express depicting the problem, tfttj jwr
disabled veteran is declared beat in 1949 competition sponsored by the
DiMbS American Veteran, among editorial newaper cartooniata. ,
Wacs Need
Quality Leaders
Mrs. H. A. Edwards is a patient
at John Hopkins Hospital in Balti
more, Md.
IK- --.I H,TM T XKnttam nt 7al,.
ulon spent the week end with Mr. Women's Army Corps Reserve and!
and Mrs. E. M. Sills.
"Quality leaders are In demand
by the Regular Women's Army
Corps", TISgt. Ernest H. Whitaker,
Jr.. recruiting Sergeant for the Du
plin County Area stated today. "Di
rect commissions in the Regular
I details at the Recruiting Station,
I Room 205, P. O. Bldg., Wilmington
J. W. Williams
Funeral Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Earl . Smith and
Mrs. Sallie Westbrook spent the
week end with the R. J. Smith fam
ily in Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Smith
and daughter have moved here
from Wilmington and Mr. Smith is
Operating his' service station at the
junction of the KenansvlUe-Sarecta
road. ' . --
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
FIRST - CITIZENS BAlfK & TRUST COMPANY
PINK HILL, N. C.
AS OF THE CLOSE OF(BUSINESS DECEMBER 31, 1949
1' ' ' RESOURCES
Cash in Vaults and Due from Banks $ 38,596,831.60
' U. a Government Securities .............. $43,159,490.70
(Direct and fully guaranteed) ;; . .
Federal Housing Authority Obliga- .
- tions, Federal Intermediate Cred- - "!
it Banks and Fjideral Home Loan
- - Bank Debentures 2.790.U4.04 ,
i State Bonds 7,904,513.11 '
!j Municipal Bonds 12,418,172.79 ;
i Federal Land Bank Bonds and Oth- , ' "
, er Marketable Securities 7,079,022.00 ; , 73,351,312.64
I Accrued Interest .........
I Loans and Discounts Less Reserve
vl Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures and
T Building Sites, Less Depreciation
1 Commercial Building Corporation Stock
(Coat $lW0::,y.A-;tr'"T :" ' f-' ' "" '"' ;
jvuiBiviaacui ............
(BParcels of Real Estate Appraised. Value $1,500.00)
39,256,925.02
821,294.52
1.00
6.00
$152,477,192.1?
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Cflnital f?toek::::l::-i Preferred $200,000.00
;Hf . ;" 1,1 ' CcMMmcwt 80q,OOQ.O0 $ 1,000,000.00 !
' Surplus t 5,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 533,972.19
H: - rve a c Preferred Stock Retirement Fund -- 200,000.00
r. :rve a c Accrued & Unearned InteM TZ
u Taxes, Insurance and Other ffeserves 'v? 4;233,393.63
deposits .:.:......,,.. 141,509,826.35
S:ff$l52,477il92.17"
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EVERY COURTESY, ATTENTION 4ND SERVICE CONSISTENT" :
,',A:. tttittt n a-nftTT'Kt TOTP lPAr'TT.TTT'li,lCl OTrTTT?T?ir'n V ;
. v , vur: 'V by TIIIS INSTITUTION SS.M'
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSOR4NCR CORPORATION "
appointments in the WAC Regular
Army are available to eligible
young women," he added. Appli
cants must be 21 years but not past
their 27th birthday,' be unmarried,
have no dependents under 18 years
of age, be In excellent physical
condition, be a graduate of an ac
credited college or university, and
possess mental and moral fitness
and aptitude for military service.
Applications are being accepted
now Sgt. Whitaker said.
' Young women interested may get
A regular meeting of Willard
Smith Post No. 9514, VFW will l.e
held at the hut on Wednesday niglit
Jan. 11 and supper will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
nie Holden in Greensboro.
, WE BUILD TO A
STANDARD
NOT TO A
PRICE
SMITH
; CONCRETE
PRODUCTS, Inc.
IQNSTON.Nv C. ;
Phone 3412
Dnplin MercantOa Co.
Kenansvllle, N. C
- LI. Sandlln Coaopany
- BenlavlUe, N. C . -
John Wesley Williams. 71. died
suddenly from a he ti t r.ttat k oil
Saturday at 4:50 p.m. 11" had been
in declining ncallii f .r i i.e pi-t
year. Funeral crviies weio he'd
at the graveside in the Williams
Cemetery near Hallsville Mondv
at 3 o'clock. Services were conduct-
ea Dy Hev. Walter Good nan. p ,ior
of the Beulaville Presbyterian
Church. He is survived by two bro
thers S. J. and C. B. Williams, I.at'i
of the Hallsville Community.
in Book 129, page 289 and being
Lot No. 6 according to the sub
division of the lands of Ashley
Stroud as recorded in Book
page of the Duplin County
Registry.
Subject to the life estate of Ash
ley Stroud.
A ten per cent deposit will be
required by the successful bidder
as evidence of good faith.
This the 22nd day of Dec.iiiibS''.
1949.
H. E. Phillips, Trustee
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IN STOCK NOW
Tobacco Canvas
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Very Nice
Wheat Straw
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SEVEN SPRINGS, N. C.
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T. JL TURNER' CO.
Pink Hill, N. C.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
We aie row in a better position than ever to
supply your fat m and home needs. Our stock is at
its best. We will serve all your needs for cash or
on credit.
Armour, Baugh and Farmville
Cotton Oil Mill Fertilizers
Coker's Tobacco Seeds
Tobacco Canvas and Twine
Tobacco Trucks
Hay, Grain and Feeds
Field and Garden Seeds
All Kinds and Size Fencing
Hardware
Groceries
Dry Goods
FORD TRACTORS
And Service
Dearborn Farm Implements
Horses and Mules
Building Supplies
Rubber and Tin Roofing
WESTINGIIOUSE
Electric Appliances; Refrigerators
Deep Freeze Units, Laundromats,
Cook Stoves, Radios
Meat Market
Lime, Brick, Cement
SHOES
NOTIONS '
W. H. Jones & Company
"EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM AND HOME"
THE FARMER'S STORE
IN PINK HILL (
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