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It smells good. It feels good. Treated properly and tended with
care, it provides our food and our income. Handled without thought
for the future, it withers and grows poor . . . depriving us of our
. livelihood. " Agricultural science has shown us the way. to farm
' security by discovering new ways of soil conservation. We are
" prepared td help you attain any information you may, need for in
stituting your own conservation program. Call on us also for ad
. . vice on financing thissecurity measure.
FIRST CITIZENS BANK
COMPANY
AND TRUST
PINK HILL
INVENTIONS
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TliAtnfta JoffitKAn m(m uti linn
ntwl nli In1 thm raltarv nt "in
ventions That Serve Yon."
His greatness M a statesman"
overshadowed his distinction as
n (nv.ntnp Invnilnn fit ih
f i swivel chair was one of his earli
est aciuevemeiiis. nis eamage
mileage computer" antedates the
modern speedometer. A score of
fadget Inventions, Including a
combination' table and chaise
lonrue, may be seen in his Monti- -.
; cello homo today. . - . ..
' Jefferson, third President of the
United States end ar.lhor of "tlie
"Declaration or independence,"
4ImI on Indcnendenco Dav. Julv
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diate payment to the undersigned.
This the second day oi August,
1950. - ! "
Mrs. Nancy Brinkley Raynor
Executrix of J. L. Raynor es
tate. Wallace, North Carolina
Latham A. Wilson Attorney . ,
9-15-et. LAW
MRS M. M. THIGPBN
BeulavUfe, N.1 C.
, Representative For
WARSAW FLORAL
COMPANY ;
WARSAW, N. C
XATIONAl SATtHT COUNCtl
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NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
County of Duplin. ' ,.-
" The undersigned, having quali
fied as executrix of the estate of
J. L. Raynor, deceased, late ef Du
plin County, this Is to notify, all
persons having: claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned op or before the third
day of August, 1951, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery.' All persons indebted to
said estate will please make lmme-
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WILLIAMS ttJNEBAL HOME .
Billy Tyndafl
'. Undertakers Embalmert
Ambulance Service
Home of ML Olive Burial Aseo.
Phone 2265 .- ML Olive, N. C.
Ideas Paying Off :
For Duplin County
ISegro Farmer j
By R. F. WILKINS,
- Negro Farm Agent
Tom Roberts, Negro farmer of
Jeff McLendon
AND HIS
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ESSO STATIOII
WELCOMES YOU TO
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lit. I, Magnolia, is a small man in
stature but not in ideas. -,
After returning from service In
the Army during World War II,
Roberts purchased a few acres of
land. Neighbors thought his farm
was a natural" for sure starva
tion. He hasn't starved yet. In fact.
the farm supports Robert, bis
wife, his father, and his father-in-
law. They have a newly built home,
modern conveniences, ana bulging
pantry .shelves. A, family cow pro
vides milk and butter. Kooens ;s
attempting to balance his farming
operations and follow recommend
ed practices
ThM Dunlin farmer has a herd of
purebred Berkshire pigs which be
'loves next to Sunday bcnooi.
Prices Up -Sell For Cash
DELIVER OUR PLANT
VAYIIE AGRICULTURAL WORKS, INC.
SOUTH JOHN STREET, GOLDSBORO, N. C.
's
Auction Sale
EVERY THURSDAY
STARTS AT 1:00 P.M.
WE BUY HOGS EVERY DAY
AT TOP MARKET 'PRICE
Mace Stock Yards
WALLACE, N. C.
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