:rn Carolina
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VKlVAYi JUNK 23rd,
.....3 Assists In
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The pulpwood Industry, through
the Southern Pulpwood Conserva
tion Association, for the 5th con-
, secutive year : Is , providing one
week's camps where the care and
wise use of forest trees will be
taught to nearly 750 farm boys from
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Association guarantee the expenses
of these camps and are assisted in
some instances by non-member
- pulpmills and In one state by the
, naval stores and lumber Industries.
The Forestry Department in each
- munm aununuiers iae camp ana ar
ranges for the staff to teach the
forestry subjects. 'Boys selected to
attend must earn that privilege by
performing outstanding work dur-
lng their school year on forestry
projects either on their own wood'
lots or in school activities.
The bovs learn fundamentals of
good forest practices which they
can apply to the management of
their woodlands. In addition, thev
learn the association of the forest
with their everyday lives and the
Important bearing it has on their
economic and cultural future.
This year's Association snnnsnrert
camp in North Carolina will be ad
ministered by State Forester W. K.
Belchler and will be held at Slng
letary Lake on the Bladen Lakes
State Forest near Ellzabethtown
from August 7 through 12, with an
attendance of 70 boys. The follow
ing PUlpmllls. all member!! nf the
SFCA, will finance the camp: The
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TO NEW CAR
BUYERS
If you plan to finance your next
new car on monthly payments, be
sure to see the nearest Waccamaw
Bank for substantial savings in fi
nance charges.
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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT
INSURANCE CORPORATION
ROSE HILL
KENAHSVILLE
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., N, C.
Pulp Co., Biegel Paper Corp., and
international Paper Co. :;. '
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that default having occurred in Uie
performance of certain covenants
of that deed of trust dated the 19
dav at September. 1847. recorded
on the 24 dav of September, 1947,
in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Dunlin County. North
Carolina in Book 431, page 453, exe
cuted bv Harrv E. Prldgen and Mild
red C. Prldgen, his wife, to Vance E.,
Swift, Trustee, the Beneficiary
named in said deed of trust has
declared the entire debt and obli
gation secured thereby due and
payable at once; that the said Harry
E. Prldgen and Mildred C. Prldgen,
his wife, have failed to pay the
said debt; and that pursuant to the
power contained In said deed of
trust, upon request of the Benefic
iary, I, Vance E. Swift, Trustee,
will sell the tract of land described
In said deed of trust at public
auction on the 18 day of July, 1950,
at 12:00 noon, at the courthouse
door, in Kenansville, Duplin Coun
ty, North Carolina, to pay the debt
secured by the said deed of trust
with interest and the costs of such
sale; the land being situated in
the County of Duplin, State of
North Carolina, In Faison Town
ship, being a part of the Christine
Prldgen Salley share of the G. W.
Pridgen Division, more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at an iron stake in
a Public Road, said iron stake be
ing located N. 61 degrees 50 min.
E. 161 feet from an iron stake at
an old corner, said first mentioned
iron stake being also located in the
line of lands now or formerly of
Louise Pridgen; thence with Prid
gen land N. 61 degrees 50 mln. E.
2532 feet to a stake in the ,Run of
Kings Branch; thence with the Run
of Kings Branch S. 28 degrees E.
910 feet, S. 20 degrees E. 675 feet,
S. 12 degrees E. 515 feet to a stake
in the line of lands now or formerly
of the Cooper Heirs; thence leaving
the Run of Kings Branch and with
the line of Cooper S. 60 degrees
W. 588 feet to an iron stake in the
aforesaid Public Road; thence with
said Road N. 67 degrees 15 min. W.
2692 feet to the point and place of
beginning, containing 77 acres,
more or less, and more fully shown
on plat of survey by J .C. Moore,
R.S., dated August 9, 1947. Sub
ject, however, to taxes for the year
1950. TERMS: Cash. Five per cent
(5) of the amount of the highest
bid must be deposited with Trustee
pending confirmation of the- sale.
' Dated -this 8 day of June, 1950.
I ? VANCE E. SWIFT, Trustee
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Drivers Are Slow
Only a little over two weeks re
main in which motorists whose
last names begin with N, O, P, or
Q and operators for hire vehicles
must have new driver's licenses;
the. North Carolina Department of
Motor Vehicles reminds persons
in these categories. .
Since drivers in these groups
have been slow in reporting for,
examination, driver's license ex
aminers of the State must give
tests to approximately 86,000 per
sons before the June 30 deadline.
MISS JEROME FETED
IN ROSE HILL
Rose Hill A party was given
Friday afternoon June 9, by Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Butler and Miss Myra
Douglas Butler announcing the en
gagement of Miss Sally Jerome to,
Thomas Townsend.
After progressions of "Hearts",
Miss Gladys Baine received high
score.
Miss Jerome was given china in
her pattern, and Miss Susie Scott,
bride-elect, was given a gift in
her crystal pattern.
During the afternoon iced drinks
were served and after the game.
How mild can a cigarette be?
MORE PEOPLE
Sr.'OKE CAT.1ELS
than any
other cigarette!
and among the millions who do...
BILL STERN
Popular sports
caster says : "My
voice gets a work
out for hours at
a stretch. It's
mild Camels for
me! They agree
with my throat I"
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Arldat cakes and ice cream.
': Guests, in addition to Miss Je
rome, were Misses Anita Fussell,
Gladys Baine, Susie Scott, Evelyn
Fussell, Carolyn Robinson, Ann
Jerome, Evelyn Barden, Marilyn
'Alderman, Ella Mae Starling, Bar
bara Wilson, Peggy Reld, Ann La
tham, Frances Hyer, Mrs. Frank
Fussell, and Mesdames J. C. Her
ring, Johnny Lanier of Wallace, and
Miss Ellis Henry Williams of Wal
lace, Mrs. J. M. Jerome, mother of
the bride-elect, and Mrs. D. B.
Townsend of Wallace came In for
refreshments.
' Miss Marilyn Alderman enter
tained the group with piano selections.
BIRTHDAY PARTY J
' Little June Ann Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Smith of
Albertson celebrated her 9th birth
day at the home, of her grandpar
ents, Mrs. H. R. Harper Saturday,
June 17, 1950. Games were played
and prizes were given. Birthday
ffckei ice cream and lemonadfe
were served at the end of the
party. June Ann received many
nice presents.
Guests were Sandra Herring,
Carlyle Herring, Patsy Harper,
Faye Harper, Brenda Grady, Linda
Lou Smith, Gregory Smith, Bar
bara Dean Smith, Tenellla Smith,
Joette Smith, Butch Smith, Rachel
Glynn Outlaw, Lynn Sutton, Ada
Jewell Harper, Linda Rouse and
Melda Harper.
MRS. M. M. THIGPEN
BeuIaTtUe, N. C.
BepresentattTe For
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COMPANY
WARSAW. N. C.
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Our Store Is Crowded With Bargains!
NOW Is the The Time to Buy and SAVE!
We've made some very special purchases from factories noted for the beauty and the
quality of the furniture they make. This sale includes MAPLE MODERN and TRADI
TIONAL furniture, so that no matter what you need to furnish or refurnish your home,
vou will find it here, priced less than you expected to pay.
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Maple Living Room
Three bit", comfortable pieces In mellow maple and fay plaid homespun,
an unbeatable combination that makes for comfort and charm. The seats
and backs are spring filled, of course, and this is indeed a quality suite
that will give years of service.
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Modern Bedroom
The combination of fine, contrast
ing veneers and fine workmanship
result in a suite that is impress
ive, handsome, and one which you
will use proudly to create an inter
esting room. Note the big mirrors,
and the good lines of each piece.
Maple Junior Dining Room
Made exactly the way that fine
. furniture is made ... this group
will help you create a room of
homelike charm, and the maple is
.,; sturdy enough to give years of ser-
vice. It has plenty of shelf and
drawer space.
All suites are open stock you
can buy any piece you want! You
may fill In at a later date!
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As you probably know, we are Franchise Dealers
for Hot Point Refrigerators, Ranges, and Water
Heaters. Also Maytag Washers. And did you know
that you can take up to 2 years to pay for this nec
essary merchandise? No need to do without it!
R. E. QUINII & COMPANY OF WARSAW
CLAIBORNE QUINN ED HINES
COLLEGE STREET DIAL 446 WARSAW, N. C
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