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For
ourt
The following persons were sel
ected to serve as jurors during the
March term of County Court:
A. Bartlett, J. E. McNeills, D.
M.' Lanier, Warren Brown, Johnnie
C. Watkins, C. R. Alderman, Afton
Pierce ,A. L. Hunt, Thomas B.
Brown, L. H. Southerland, Alton V.
Wells, Lonnie Duff, Jacob Baker
J. R. Mercer, J. H. Turner, L. F.
Brown, W. B. Jones, L. T. How
ard, James Ray Thomas, Alvtn
York Lanier, Jasper Thomas, J. J.
Blanton, Henry Kissner, W. B.
Dunn, and V. G. Bryan.
YOUR TOBACCO BEDS
DESERVE THE BEST!
The Best is "NA-CIIURS ' Liquid Fertilizer.
Promotes healthier plant growth.
' Sturdier root lyitem.
i Earlier plant.
: v Higher quality leal
. Growers report that "NA-CHURS" makes their
plants more resistant to blue mold.
SEE US TODAY
Duplin Mercantile Company
KEIIAIISVILLE, N. C.
A Real Value In A Tractor
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: - V : steels low gasoline consumption-make the
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i ' Use the LEADER with either trailer or
if hydraulic lift type implements. Hydraulic ,
power available at all tijnes, even when the
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CALL ON lOUE NEABBST DEALER FOB A DEMONSTRATION
DEALERS IN THIS AEEA
ARCHIE LANIER, BeulavUle, N. C.
' JESSUP MOTOR COMPANY, Wallace, N. C
SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO Seven Springs, N. C.
MODLIII MOTOR SALES
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Warren Peterson, patient at the Fort SnelUng Annex Veteran
HosplUL goes to a carnival given for patients nd receives a tey
puppy from Mrs. Bernard Marver, ef the Jewish War Vetera M
Anxiliary. Doris Foeschle, member of the Bed Cross Unit at is.
Catherine's College, St. FanL looks on. ,
Increase Quota In
ing
Chief D. W. Watson, Navy Re
cruiting Officer, announces that en
listment quota for this district has
been increased to 50 men per
month. A further increase of ap
proximately forty per cent Is ex
pected for the month of March.
He. also stated that enlistment
qualifications have not been low
ered and that the Navy will contin
ue to enlist only men and women
of high mental anl moral standard
Young men between the ages of
17 and 31 and young ladies who are
high school graduates between the
age of 20 and 31 are eligible to
apply for enlistment. Applications
may be made at any of the navy
recruiting substations or see your
Navy Recruiting Officer. He will
be at the Post Office in Wallace
each. Monday and Tuesday.
Jurors Drawn For
Superior Court
The following named persons
were drawn to serve as Jurors dur
ing the Msrcb term of Superior
court:
FlrstWeek - J. Qulnn, Leslie
Stroud, M. B. Wall, W. F. Taylor,
W. E. Bartlett, Adell Cavenaugn.
J. E. Andrews, Sr., Ennie Brown,
Faison .Smlfh, Fred Smith. T. W.
Broaden. J. O. Smith, Wm. F. DaU,
David J. Brock, Marvin Dail, Lew
Is A. Westbrook, Barther I. Brown,
Leonard Grady,- McCoy Kennedy.
Illy f th Vlly
5 Bulbs, Jar and Mow $2.00
Finest Quality, German grown,
Specially prepared for immediate
indoor growing. 8 Prime Bulbs,
ready to burst into blossom within
8 weeks! Plus handsome 4tt" cop
per colored Styreae Jardiniere, Plus
Sphagnum potting moss. All only
$2 ppd. Ideal Gift for Easter
Mother's Day all occasions.
BULB OP THI MONTH CLUB
41 Mwrket St.
Dpt. C : , Chkt y m.
MADAM PEGGY. AMERICAN
- PALMIST
Permanently Located
Gifted palmist, the 7th daughter
of the 7th generation, born with a
double veil. If bewildered,-disappointed
or in sorrow, I can and will
neip you .mere
Is no mystery so
deep I ean not
fathom, no heart
so sad I cannot
change to happi
ness. As a reader
I have no equal,
my advice never fails. I hold my
work above idle curious for mere
dollars and cents. If you are seek
ing entertainment I am not for you.
I will give you true advice on all
affairs of life, love, business mar
riage or divorce. If you are unlucky
or having bad luck I can and wlU
help you, I have helped thousands,
and will help you no matter what
your troubles are. Read from Chap
ter I Isaiah 13th verse: "The Lord
is the greatest healer and the Lord
gave me power to help those who
cannot help themselves." Don't eon
fuse my work with that of ordinary
fortune tellers, my work is differ
ent. You will find me fsr superior
to all other readers. My advice
never fallsTOne visit will convince
you. Can be seen daily, including
f " -v 0 a. m. to p. m. Weir
William L. Miller, Lester Britt, M.
J. Hanchey ,G. O. Parker, W. t.
Knowles. H. J. Taylor. Benjamin
F. English, E. M. Murphy, Rupert
Jones, D. H. Carlton, J. E. Boney,
Lewis Henry Smith, H. D. Korne-
gay, Dryfus King, Eugent P. Best,
J. H. Brice, and L. U Flowers.
Second Week Hex Davis, J. B
Register, R. J. Robinson, Marvin
Bradshaw, Herman H. Qulnn, Paul
J. Fountain, Maury Savage, Johnnie
Dixon, D. P. Moore, E. E. Maready,
Perry Exum Sholar, S H. Mallard,
H. L. Register, W. A. Guy, Sam
Bass, E. C. Brewer, J. R. Waters,
J. L. Craft, James Wood, D. D.
English, Finnie Grady, Sidney
James Kennedy, Clyde E. Fountain,
L. R. Horne, Archie Henderson, W.
S. Register, A. B. Bordeaux, N. A.
Parks, James A. Savage, R. F. Jar-
man, B. F. Baker, J. B. Sholar,
William Bradshaw. Paul Williams,
S. D. Jackson. A. E. Williams, Ben
W. Grady .David Wells. O. D.
Drew, Sr., Freely Smith, and M.
R. Bennett, Jr.
Ilegro Home
Agent Reports
. "Record keeping in the home Is
as important as any other enter
prise or business" says Miss Gene
vieve M. Kyer, Subject Mstter
Specialist for the N. C. Extension
Service. A representative number
of Negro Home Management Club
leaders attended the meeting. Mrs.
Mable B. Peterson, Home Agent in
troduced Miss Kyer. Simplified
methods of record keeping was
covered in detail and many house
wives found themselves efficient
secretaries in one easy lesson. The
club leaders were very enthusiastic.
Some expressed openly their sppre-
clatloo as did Mrs. Irene Powers,
Mrs. N. B. Wells and Mrs. Gertrude
Pridgen who extended an Invitation
to Miss Kyer to return to Dupluin
and give special assistance to prob
lems of the home.
Miss Kyer has been scheduled for
a Special Interest Demonstration on
Slip Covers sometime in April, Mrs
Peterson said.
Dr. H. 17. Colvell
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted.
Next Door To Cavenaugn
Chevrolet Company
Permanent Office In
MiniMUIIieyui Jljl . J
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The word U spraadint and
fact that llght-madlum
GMCs fori 930 are tha bait buya
In tha whole llaht-madium
aid I Thara are plant y of raa
aons whjr thaia naw CMC
offer aren battar parformanca
and araatar tconomy than tha
Suick-atappinf, monay-aaving
iMCs of tha past. They're
r riding, eaaiar driving .
Improved to provida mora com
fort for the drivar, more profit
rh.CMC-Trt,
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truth mmklrnm a
vr guidm fa a
Vr tn,
fur tha owner on evary acoro.
Laat, but far from laa , thay
. ara products of tha General
Motors division that's tha
world' largaat exaluslva pro
ducer of commercial vehiclea
. . . that haa, in addition to ita
own ultra-modern facilities,
full access to tha unparalleled
GM research and proving oper
ations that continually work
to make "mora and battar
things for more people."
West Motor
WARSAW, N. C.
Co.
WALLACE, N. C.
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4315 ANNUAL WK QfffJUJK.
STATEMENT 1(1(1 Pk
Cmk . ..... t fllV
Senrf, 1MIMJ1
AH Other Semeh . .
Itosfcs . . . . .
Llstel securities ars carrM
at ssarket. east, or esll
pries, whichever Is lowt.
first Mart gaga lean, .
Reel Iitata
Leans ta Our
Pollcyaohtors .
Secured by tha cash values
al pellelea.
BWaVaf)a4NBaTBBv' awtCBwH0 awl
Cauraa f CaHactian .
Prewfcjiws ba Coarse
of Cellearlea .
AN Other Assats , . .
U,17e,SI
105,10a,a09
110143
IS,t73,Slt
Totot Assets,.
Lssssea
s.rti.iM
gMirsMar
UAMimi
alley laaarve . . . $irSa
A fond which with rotors
premiums and interest
smlnirs provMss lor th
psrment ol poller obtlsa
tlon a the? all due.
Reserve for Policy
; Claims ... .
- CUIms hwarred in If49 but
, eenpleted papers not re
ceived bv December SI. ISM.
Paid In Advance .
Policy Proceeds left
-. PoHcytrsMors
Policy valoariea
Rasarvo ',
Reserve far All .
Other liabilities . .
'V .UaMlltles
, Reserve $ 1,000,000
Capital . 100000
assloaod 1)00,000
Teral torphts fVaea far
Adanlaaal Prajartlaa
-. f Polkykalaars . i.
Total ','
t4,S4S
Moe,l
MH,HI
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rrt,yof.tai
$iu,yay
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" am an 'average' Jefferson Standard policyowner speaking for more than a
million peoples-policyowners and beneficiaries whose financial future has
been made mora secure through Jefferson Standard life insurance protection.
"The Company's 43rd Annual Re
port published here shows another
year of genuine progress and growth
that b a source of solid satisfaction
to mo and my family. Assets have more
thon doubled in the past ten years and
now total $242J58,227. The increase
in surplus and contingency reserves
that extra margin of safety for all
policyowners' funds is substantial.
The steady growth of 'my com
pany through the years reflects high
quality of service to policyowners.
"I note with pride that the Jefferson
Standard still leads all fife insurance
companies in rate of interest earned
on invested assets. This means that
'my company continues to pay the
highest rate of interest on dividend
accumulations and policy proceeds
held in trust for policyowners and
beneficiaries important extra dollars.
Not since organization in 1907 has
the Jefferson Standard paid less than
4 on these funds. Truly, Jefferson
Standard Policy Dollars are Larger.
"Jefferson Standard sales of new
life insurance in 1949 averaged more
than $10,000,000. per month, more
than 25 of which came from my
group old policyowners coming back
for more. Total life insurance in force
at year end $89402,998.
"I like the wide variety of policy
plans 'my company' offers to meet the
various protection needs of the public.
"I like the special training in life
insurance service 'my company pro
vides for its agents, as well as for its
branch office personnel, which results
in the capable, courteous and prompt
service I get in all dealings.
"ft is for all these fine reasons that
I presume to speak for more than a
million people protected by Jefferson
Standard. I am proud to be a policy'
owner of this splendid life insurance)
company."
r M.F.ALIEIUR.
GENERAL INSURANCE
' EENANSVILLE, N. C.
D.H.CARLTON
INSURANCE AGENCY
WARSAW, N. C.
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