KENANSVILLE, N. C
THE DUPLIN TIMES
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of the nine areas served.!,";":
The report was given by Mr,
Tate In the absence of J.'.N. Co
burn executive' vice president, who
was ill and unable to attend.
The annual stockholders meeting
was presided over by President
Council. The roll call showed that
17,585 of the 20,000 share of stock
were represented.
The transfer of $100,000 from
the 1949 earnings to surplus ac
count and the creation of a Trust
Department, with Robert Clodfelter
as trust officer, were among the
major developments reported by
Vice President Tate.
Tate found considerable encour
agement from the record which
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PHILLIPS REUNION Mr. and
' Mrs. . Abner Phillips and seven
sons enjoyed the first family re
union at which all were present in
several years. All six boys were
home for Christmas and the above
picture was made. They are, read
ing left to right: standing,' Nor
wood and Graham of Warsaw and
Hubert E. of Kenansville; seated,
Herman, Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Phill
ips and Tommy, a of Warsaw, and
Wm. C. Phillips of New York.
Vaccamaw Bank Begins 25th Year
: Stockholders Hear Report At Meeting
The Waccamaw Bank and Trust
: Company, with its nine branches,
: moves into the new year with $1,-
194,858.15 in capital stock and sur
: plus accounts. Vice President C. L.
Tate reported to stockholders ct
' their 24th annual meeting in Whiie-
ville Friday afternoon.
Reviewing the 1949 record of
the banking institution, Mr. Tate
said the bank had an "excellent
year" and cited figures to show
that "an increasing number of per
sons are using our facilities in each
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showed that "the number of de
positors has grown." He reported
a total of approximately 25,000 ac
counts. "97 per cent of which were
$5,000 or less.
In connection with the Trust De
partment, he added that "We have
been most pleased with the re
sponse of individuals naming thU
bank as their executor and trustee
in their wills and have every con
fidence that this department will
prpve to be of real value to the
communities we serve as well as
to the bank."
He concluded with the following
statement; "With the experience
gained through the years ,our
strong financial condition, and
good organization, we begin our
25th year with complete confi
dence that we will be able to take
care of every banking requirement
that comes within the high stan
dards set by your board of directors."
Introduced by President Council
for brief comment. Trust Officer
Clodfelter summarized the advan
tages of naming a bank as execu
tor, guardian or trustee. He expressed-
conviction that the Trust
Department will grow and "serve
in the same- effective manner as
does the commercial department.
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WARSAW, N. C.
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A WOMAN'S never too old or too
young, too rich or too poor, to
adore being remembered on Valen.
tine's Day. A thoughtful husband
mukes your heart sing when he
says "I love you" with red roses,
a bashful beau Is content to let
candy do his sweet talk. One of
the most touching tokens of affec
tion, though,. Is that from your
young daughter something she
has made with her own chubby
hands.
It may be a Valentine she's lav'
bored over, cutting, pasting, then
printing a verse in her childlike
way. Again she may get Ideas she
wants to "cook" something for you.
This year, why not help her make
this delicious heart salad which
the whole family will enjoy. Tasted
and tested In the Best Foods con
turner kitchens. It's certain to de
ngni any young aiiss.
Frilly Heart Fruit Salad
t iurt cottage - S oranrs.
MCttond
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rd apples
Chicory
cheeMft
H cup real
mayonnaise
I teaapooiM aalt
I grapefruit,
sectioned
Drain cottage cheese well In ?
strainer. Blend with real mayon
naise, place cheese mixture on
chop plate, shaping Into a heart
with hands or aps i. Arrange
escarole around cheese. ' Cut un
peeled apples In thin wedges and
dip In grapefruit Juice to prevent
discoloration. Arrange with grape
fruit and orange sections alternate1
ly on chicory. Serve with additional
ami mayonnaise, ganrea f to g.
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Mother doesn't distinguish between her children be
cause one has red hair or another, blue eves. She
cherishes them all - and knows that what they are
i !s determined, not by what they look like, but by what
s in their hearts.
So it is with all men. As children of God, all mankind is equal, one
to another. As we attend church each Sabbath, let us heed the words
of the minister of our faith . . . and let us pray for guidance, that we
might learn to understand and love all our neighbors and fellow citi
zens . . . and teach our children the ways of truth and understanding.
And let us resolve now, at the start of this New Year, to support our
churches liberally, and attend them regularly. For it is through
them - - and them alone, that we can find true peace.
THIS AD SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING FIRMS:
BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO.
The Safe Executor"
., t Warsaw. N. C.
DUPLIN MOTORS
r Chrysler - Plymouth
Warsaw, N. C. r-V
c WEST MOTOR COMPANY
Oldsmoblle GMC Trucks
- Warsaw, N. C.
FliAVIUS WILLIAMSON
t , Electrical Contractor
I " , Pink Hill, N. C. :
.. - BROWN & MILLER
' Furniture - Hardware
, Beulavllle, N. C. v '
' DEVANE APPLIANCE CO.
Rulane Gas
Elbabethtown, N. C.
(I. R. Jones, Rep. Kenansville)
' SOL ISAAC-GEORGE CASTEEN
. : Furniture Company '
Goldsboro. N. C. 1 '
:', L J. SANDLIN COMPANY
: S r"!av", N. C.
R 4 P GROCERTERIA '
Warsaw, N. C. -
SMITH DRY CLEANERS
Warsaw, N. C.
KENANSVILLE DRY CLEANERS
- ' Kenansville, N. C.
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WHITE ICE CREAM & MILK CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
FIRST-CITIZENS BANK
Pinfc Hill, N, C.
M. B. HOLT
. Holt's Store .
SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO.
. , Seven Springs, N. C.
T. A. TURNER COMPANY
Pink Hill, N. C. '
W. K JONES ft COMPANY
Pink Hill, N. C.
FARM ft HOME EQUIPMENT CO.
Pink Hill, N. C. -
' L. P. TYND ALL'S SONS
r r"i, n. c.
Veil Joseph's
c - Ladies Shop :
ajoldattoro, N. C.
GARDNER EDWARDS
Beulavllle, N. C. '
CALYPSO VENEER COMPANY
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WARSAW HARDWARE CO.
Warsaw, N. C -
STRICKLAND'S DEPT. STORE
Warsaw. N. C. : , . -
WILLIFORD'S DEPT. STORE
Warsaw. N. C. 1 ,
QUINN-McGOWEN COMPANY
Warsaw Beulavllle . .
WARSAW FURNITURE CO.
. Warsaw. N. C.
A. BROOKS DEPT. STORE
' ;.' Warsaw, N. C ,
TIDE WATER POWER CO.
- Wilmington. N. C.
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