FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
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;N APPRECIATION OF MUSIC
run duplan times
faith or her -fellow members, but
reached out to any place or person
whom she was able to help In any
way .
' She was ill only 'a few weeks
and bore her illness with pauenc
even, to the end. ,-.'
She leaves to mourn her loss 3
daughters, 4 sons, 10 grandchildren,
5 nieces, 2 nephews, and a host- of
relatives and' friends. All of us
loved and appreciated her deeply,
but God loved her best,
We cannot say, and do not say
that she Is dead; she is Just away!
With a cheerful smile, and a wave
of the hand, she has wandered Into
an unknown land; and left ns dream
lng how very fair,
' It needs must be, since she ling
ers there to think of her faring on
as dear in the love of there as the
love of here ;think of her still as
the same, we say, she is not dead,
she is just away.
The Family, .
! Great preparation goes on In class rooms throughout the state In
aaticipation- of the Little Symphony Children's concerts. Above Mrs.
Fred MoCall,r Director of the Children's Division of the North Carolina
Symphony, explains the background material for a symphonic number
' on this year's children's program. Music teachers in every town the
Little Symphony will appear are giving their students similar orien
tation. The Little Symphony directed by Dr. Benjamin Swalin will ap
pear la Rose Hill on February 13th to present a children's concert and
an evening performance in the Rose Hill Theatre at 8:30 o'clock.
FIIA Farmers Have
Of Finances
Farmers who cooperated with
Farmers Home ' Administration in
1949 have remarkable repayment
record. FHA in Duplin made 241
loans to farmers in 1949 to assist
In adjusting operations to current
needs. These loans were made for
various purposes. , Farmers Nad
debts maturing in the amount of
$138 0? i".d to de rhev havere
naM (136.060 which reo:e:ents 93'.'
f the amount tney were oue to
Lilv of the) Valley
9 Bulb, Jar and Mois $2.00
Finest Quality, German grown,
Bpedally prepared for immediate
indoor growing. 6 Prime Bulbs,
teady to bunt into blossom within
1 weeks! Plus handsome 44" cop
per colored Styrene Jardiniere, Plus
Sphagnum potting moss. All only
$2 ppd. Ideal Gift for Easter
Mother's Day all occasions.
BULB OF THE MONTH CLUB
f. : r 41 Market St.
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1. Nafaural. Chilean Nitrate Is
the only natural nitrate in ine
-.world. . -t v : '
" S. Nitrate) Nlrrogete. The
nitrogen 1 100 per cent ,
nitrate, y .;. ".? V-
M. Sodlnen. Chilean Nitrate
contains sodium equivalent
, to about 35 todium oxide
(NaiO). This acta like potash
c' . (KsO) and help! to make the
. phosphate in the soil more
.available. ;
4. Iodine. Chilean Nitrate con-
. . ' j - JJ L 1. ll.
lain toomti le ncip ma
needs ef plants, animal, and
i - k.i-..
human beini.
S. Other Plant Faad Ele
ments. Chilean Nitrate con
tain tmall qnantitie of other
element that eontribnte to
strong, healthy plant growth,
. ' each a manganese, potat
Jnm, magnetium, boron, ral
' eiam, iron, tulphur, copper
- end sine, - '
"TNSY'S ONLY OMS NATCNfl SCftAf"
rJ '7 -----t r-v
? Lot. of farmer
. . .
J' - niiraie, ana, tnai now piama
' 'em 6gnre the sod and all the other mineral in il
help make good, ttroifg elands, too." s
pay in 1949.
The local office considers this an
excellent record in view of the fact
that due to abnormal weather con
ditions, their cotton only had an
average yield of 53 pounds per
acre and tobacco only averaged 960
pounds per acre. The average corn
yield from old field corn was 27
bushels, whereas, borrowers who
used recommended hybrids obtain
ed a yield of 52 bushels per acre.
Veterans are given preference in
the all types of assistance.
Duplin Native Dies
In Virginia
Mrs. George Edgerton, 78, diec
Sunday afternoon at her home in
Portsmouth, Va. after several weeks
illness. Surviving are two sons, Ro
land Edgerton of Portsmouth, with
who she lived, and Ira L. Edger
ton of Providence, R. I.; one bro
ther, Y. F. Jones and. one sister.
Mrs. C. A. Summerlin, bothe of Mt.
Ol.'ve. Mrs. Edgerton was the dau
ghter of the late Marshall Jones
and Lucy Lee Jones of this county.
Obituary
Sallle E. Pearsall Middleton (Col.)
Sallie E. Pearsall Middleton was
born Dec. 16, 1880 in Wayne Coun
ty, and departed this life Tuesday
evening, Jan. 24, 1950.
She was married at an early age
to Richard Edd Middleton who pre
ceded her in death by four months
and ten days. Out of this union
were born eleven children pf which
seven still live.
At an early age she professed
Christianity in the Baptist faith
and during her years was a faithful
and ardent. Christian. Her 'Christ
ianity was not limited to just hei
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: ;
. Ideal Caadltiaa. Chilean
Nitrate comet in ree-flowm
pellett - eoey to handle and
to apply in any distributor.
7. Qalek Aellag. Chilean
j .Nitrate it immediately and
J.' ; completely available. ,
8. Aitti-Aeld. Chilean Nitrate
helpi keep the toil tweet.
0. Time-Tested. Chilean
Nitrate ha been proved by
mote than 100 yean at re
search and practical farm
experience.
10. Itanbly Profitable
.. x' i - i rkii..
Knaaamleal. Chilean
Nitrate improve the quality
Of crop a well at the yield.
Consistently excellent effect
of heavy application year
after year npon crop and toil .,.
alike make it an ootstanoV
ingly profitable a-:d eronimi.
cal nitrate lor every need and
purpose. . A,
"I.... k.i. n.irV.1 malcM Chilean soda different.
says It' becaute the nilergen U all
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Slate College Hints
To Home Makers
All good cooks know that delici
ous soup may be brewed, at home
from inexpensive materials. There
are three types of soup which are
very nourishing: cream soups, re-
Unforced with milk or grated cheese;
thick meat soup, with vegetables
and rice or other cereal products;
thick bacon or pea soup, which is
especially tasty if made with ham
bone or salt pork and flavorfuul
vegetables like tomato, onion and
celery.. Cooked sausage or small
hambitrg meat balls or slivered
cooked meat may be added to soup.
Pleasant View
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith and
daughter Charlotte and Mrs. Edith
Grady recently returned home after
spending some time in Fla. They
were accompanied by Mr. Joe Mew
born and daughter Jean of Savan
nah, Ga.
Regular Church services were
held Sunday morning here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grady and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Gaston
Kelly Sunday afternoon. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Oates and
Joyce visited Mrs. Edith Grady on
Sunday afternoon.
Do You Want To Cut
Your Federal Taxes?
Your Wasted Taxes
No reasonable man questions the
need for taxes to pay the cost of
governmental services. Everyone
should be willing to pay a fair
share of his income for that pur
pose. But nobody wants to under
write extravagance in the home,
in business or in government
The bi-partisan Commission on
Organisation of the Executive
Branch of the Government, created
by Congreta with the approval of
President Truman and headed by
former President Hoover, has pro
vided a chart for the elimination
of governmental extravagance and
waste.
This past year, because qf dup
lication and overlapping In the
Armed Services we wasted about
one billion dollars out of the fifteen
billion spent for National Security.
In 1948 two agencies planned to
build the same dam in nearly the
same place at Hell's Canyon, Idaho.
Each set of plana cost about 1250,
000. The plana differed by approxi
mately 75 million dollars in esti
mated coat of erection.
It now costs the Post Office De
partment two and a half cents to
print and deliver a penny post card.
The Veterans Administration, at
the time of the Commission's sur
vey, had 6,600 empty beds in its
hospitals, yet VA and other gov
ernment agencies have planned or
are building additional hospitals at
a coat i of over a billion dollars,
when 64 of the available beds are
not now occupied. This is Alice in
Wonderland. ., v
It takes more than $10 worth of
paper work to complete a govern
mental purchase order. For example,
by the time the necessary paper
work is completed, a 50f typewriter
ribbon eoate the taxpayer about 110.
Turnover of labor is reeognised
by all Industry aa expensive. Yet
in the Federal Government labor
turnover run about 26 per cent, a
rate much higher than any private
business could stand. This means
that every year approximately
600,000 either leave or enter a gov
eminent job. The personnel lystera
is clogged with red tape. The beat
men leave because of the low pay
seals, and the btefficlent cannot
easily be discharged. ;
If enacted into law, the Com
mission recommendation to remedy
these and other defects In conduct
ing our Federal business would save
the taxpayer three to four billion
dollars a-year. , 4 v
To play your part in putting a
stop to this wasteful extravagance,
join the non-pkrtiaan Citisena Com
mittee, which is working for the
enactment of the.. Commission's
suggestions. Write to the Citisena
Committee for Reorganisation of
the Executive Branch of the Gov
ernment, 1421 . Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia Z, Pennsylvania. Write
your Congressman.. Inform your--''f
about the Commission Report.
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The Safe Executor"
Warsaw, N. C
DUPLIN MOTORS
, Chrysler - Plymouth
Warsaw, N. C.
WEST MOTOR COMPANY
Oldsmobile CMC Trucks
Warsaw, N. C.
FLAVIUS WILLIAMSON
. Electrical Contractor
Pink Hill, N. C.
BROWN MILLER
Furniture - Hardware
Beulaville, N. C.
DEVANE APPLIANCE CO.
Rulane Gas ; .
Eliaabethtown, N. C.
(L aV Jaaea, Rep. Kenansvllle)
SOL ISAAC-GZOKGE CASTEEN
. Fnrniture Company
QoUAeta, W. C
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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.
AD SPONSORED BY
SMITH DRY CLEANERS
Warsaw, N. C.
KENANSVILLE DRY CLEANERS
Kenansvllle, N. C.
WHITE ICE CREAM ft MILK CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
FIRST-CITIZENS BANK
Pink Hill, N. C.
M. B. HOLT
Holft Store
SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO.
Seven Springe, N. C.
T. A. TURNER COMPANY
Pink Hill, N. C.
W. H. JONES COMPANY
Pinfc HilL N. C
FARM HOME EQUIPMENT CO.
Fink Hill, N. C
L. t. TYNDAUS SONS
Fink H1H.-N. C.
KENANSVILLE DRUG STORE
. Kenanavllle, N. C' ,
Motlier doesn't distinguish between her children be
cause one has red hair oranother, blue eves. She
cherishes them all - - and knows that what they ar
s determined, not by what they look like, but by what
s in their hearts.
THE FOLLOWING FIRMS:
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fleldiknre. N. a
GARDNKS EDWARDS
BeeOavine. N. C
CALYPSO VENEER COMPANY
Calypso, N. C.
WARSAW HARDWARE CO.
Warsaw, N. C
STRICKLAND'S DEPT. MOBS
Warsaw, N. C
WILUFOB1FS DEPT. 8TOCS
Wet saw, N, C
QUINN-MeGOWEN "COMPANY
Warsaw BotdavtBa
WARSAW FURNITURE CO.
' Warsaw, W. C
A. BROOKS DEPT. 8TORR
- Warsaw, N. C
TIDE WATER POWER CO.
Wttsntsgtoa. N. C
C. K. OVINN COMPANY
KeaaaurrlUa, K, fc
DUPLIN MERCANTILR CO.
Keaaasvitte, N. C.