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. m-.- li.i.! iM At ECG 1 Gaylor, East Carolina iade the honor roll at the last quarter. He is also debating team which "won Ulantic Christian College, trict, and -went to Hickory 27 for the State round. The of this contest , has; not rned, 4': -V i-j..; " orated with Jonquils. ' During play Mrs. Hunt served cashew nuts and soft drinks.' ' Mrs. Herman Pippin was present ed with high score prize, Mrs. N. T. Pickett won bingo prize and Mrs. L. E. Pope received prize for low score..--W -i - 'W-'fV''-';" The hostess served angel pie and coffee. 1 ' ' J. D. John D. Hunt entertained dge club - -Wednesday . eve- tth all club members pres touse was attractively dec- Personals , Mr. arid Mrs. A. L. Bryant of Wallace spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Croom, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hunt and Miss Helen Hunt attended a dance sponsored by the Elks ' Club ; in Goldstooro Saturday right. . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Simpson and little grandson, Rickey of Beula ville spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Hoy Brown and family. .vr,-.T-v'-v---."'.f Meat Curing V DAILY We Have All Sizes FROZEN FOOD CONTAINERS WRAPPING PAPER B.& R. Frozen Foods, Inc. Phone 6111 0. C. Blanchard, Jr. Wallace, N. C. Mrs. William E. Gattls of Dunn spent the weekend with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Brown. Mr. Beck Bland and Miss NeU Mobley of Kins ton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Croom Monday night. - - Mr. . and Mrs. Herman Pippin, Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Pickett, Mr. arid Mrs. Melvin Pope and son Harry and Bromley Pope attended the basketball tournament in Ken ansville last Thursday night " Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sanderson and daughters of Four Oakes spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sanderson. Mrs. J. W. Merritt of Way Cross spent Thursday with Mrs. Leffel. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pope and family : visited her mother, Mrs. Bostic In Beulaville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kenan and family ' of Wallace -spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. E.C. WllSOn. . Mrs. M. E Lindsey was carried to James Walker Hospital Sunday night. She is critically ill. : Mr. Leon Wilson suffered stroke the first of last week. He Is very much lmoroved. - Rev. J. p. Boyall preached his last service in the Baptist Church Sunday. '. . Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hunt and son Pat shopped in Wilmington last Friday. j Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Barden and Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. Barden Sr. of Wilmington visited Mrs. Lanle B. Heath last Thursday. Mrs. Heath turned home with them and stay ed until Saturday. Mr. J. T. Barden spent the week end with her. . Reuben Jones is holding a re vival at the Carrol Street Holiness church in Magnolia this week. Sheriff Ralph Jones was dinner MiiAeta v Mm mnj UN JAhlt R j gucow vi wit aui aauo vwu I Croom Tuesday nleht. 1 41 . - I. mm I vapi. ana mrs. neu a. vnuuer and daughter "Suzy" of Kinston visited Mrs. Florence Home on Sunday. Capt. Gallier has just re turned .to the states from japan and Korea, where he has been on actve duty with the - Army Air Force for the past fifteen months. Lt. Omdr. and Mrs. L. H. Fus- sell soent a few days at their home in Magnolia last week. Lt. Cmdr. school tnere. Mr. Chester Franzelle, Mlnlaeo- Us. Minn, was a recent weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pip pin. Harry Weber and Benny Llp- Sitz of New York City were business guests of the Pippins over the week Mrs. Llston Trulove and Miss Lucy Womack of Wilmington spent Thursday night with Mr, and Mrs. John R. Croom. ,';: -v; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pippin at tended a dinner in Burgaw, Satur day night, Feb. 23 as guests of CM. Robinson and - Co. of New .' York City. Mrs. H. L. Pippin attended a business meeting of the Blue berry Association in Burgaw Fri day, F6D. Z3. ' K'f it Mrs. N. T. Pickett and Miss Hel en Hunt made a business trip to Wilmington Monday. - : . J. P. and A. Q. Smith made a business trip to Durham Wednes day. They attended a tile school. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tucker, Jr., and children of Wilmington spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. El len Chestnutt and his father James Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Merritt and Houston Jr. of Wilmington spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ellen .Chestnutt. Rev. J. P. Royall and his fam ily plan to move to South Caro lina next week. There is still a lot of flu in the grammar grades in the Magnolia school. Dallas Jones, Jr., left Saturday for Burmington, Washington. He was to have gone last Wed. but had to postpone it because of an infect ed throat. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker and daughter spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Johnson in Ken ly. Mr. M. T. Tucker will open his Gulf Station Tuesday, March 4. It is an attractive building which Mr. Tucker has Just completed and is located on Highway 117. A small forest of pines with all under brush cleaned out makes a beauti ful setting 'for the station. The town of Magnolia wishes Mr. Tuck er much success. They are al ways proud to have a new business open up in their town. Anil JLae Improvement Prcgrenis With Spring busting out all over throughout the South, North Caro lina has renewed two 4-H programs which are Important factors in the development. of wholesome family relationships ana purposeful, healthful living, the National Com mittee on Boys and Girls Club Work has announced. They are the Garden and Home Improvement awards programs, , designed for both boys and girls. : . In 1951 more than 350,000 club members raised 120,000 acres of garden vegetables and small fruits according to State Club leaders, thereby providing essential and nu tritious foods for use throughout the year, and Increasing individual and family incomes by reducing the amount' of food purchased. About 200,000 members taking part in the 4-H Home Improvement pro gram performed 550,000 tasks, such as making slipcovers and curtanis, upholstering and reflnishlng furnl ture, and '. painting or papering rooms to make their homes more 1 To The Voters Of Duplin County: I hereby announce, my candidacy to succeed myself as member of the House of Represenla : lives for this county, subject to the will of the Dem : ocratic Party in the Primary Election on May 31, ' 1952. Your vote and support will be greatly ap ; predated. : R. M. CARR comfortable and attractive. ' I Incentives for outstanding re cords of achievement In both pro grams remain the same as last year. Every club member taking part in either program has the opportun ity to win one of four county med als 01 nonor. ...Also a state award of en all-expense trip to the Na tional 4-H Club Congress in Chi cago next November, and a chance to Become a candidate for one of the eight national awards a $300 college scholarship. Allls-Chal- mers provides the Garden uro gram awards, and the Sears-Roebuck Foundation those for Home Improvement Last year, 230 4JHers in 83 of this State's counties received medals for their Garden records, and 149 members in 82 counties won similar recognition for home improvement achievements. All 4rJH programs are supervised by the Cooperative Extension Service. that be is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Court of Duplin County in the Court house In KenansvlUe, North Caro lina, not later than the. 30 day of Amrll . 1052. and answer or demur to the complaint in said" action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. . : This the 3 day of March, 1952. R. V. WELLS Clerk of General County Court S. Bowen Attorney Burgaw, N. C. 3-27-4T. I -S B. To Relieve : Misery of . 1 i v i U0jawatm-lWllwaaiWI Livestock and poultry account for less than one-fifth the total cash farm income in North Carolina. A. J. Cavenaugh Jeweler DIAMONDS WATCHES Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING & ENGRAVING Wallace- N. C. Seniros To Present 'Meet Uncle Sally' The Magnolia senior class will present a Royalty play, "Meet Un cle Sally" on Friday, March 14 at 8 p.m. The play is under the di rection of Mrs. C. H. Pope. - Win "MMht tad Chronic Deslngl Regain Normal Regularity This All-Vegatable Wayl Taking hush drugs for constipation can punish joa bruoUljrl Their cramps and griping disrupt normal bowel action, make you feel in need of repeated dosing. When you occuiooaUV feel constipited, get gniU but sun relief. Take Dr. Cild well s Senna Laxative contained in Syrup Pepsin. It's tJl-ngttaiU. No salts, no hush drugs. Dr. Caldwell's contains am extract of Senna, oldest and one of the. finest SMt laxatives known to medicine. Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative tastes good, acts mildly, brings thorough relief ttmtruAh. Helps you get regular, ends chronic dosing. Even relieves stomach sourness that constipation often brings. Money hack If net aotlaneal JMrtbofffctoioxJSOV N.r.is,N.r. DUCALDUELLS SENNA LAXATIVE Hi pJaninitf NHftm tyw fs3 Wilmington Coca Cola' Bottling Company ': Wilmington. N. C. . , .Tita moot trees and shrubs the best time to apply fertilizer is at the time the buds Begin to sweii or when spring is Just around the corner. At this time the plants are beginning active root growth ana leaf development ana are uie u make use of the soluble salts in the fertilizers. An exception to mis rule would be azaleas which should be fertilized as soon as they are through blooming. Althoueb there is some variation in the requirements of different shrubs It la usually safe to apply s to 4 nounda of a 6-8-6 or 5-1U-3 mix ed fertilizer uer 1UU SQ. u. oi oea space or from 1-2 pound to 1 pound around each' shrub where planted separately according to the size of the shrub. A 6-8-fi fertilizer means that it contains 6 per cent of avail able nitrogen, 8 per cent of avail able phosphoric acid and 6 per cent of available potash. The fertilizer should be thoroughly raked into the soil under the shrubs and wat ered in if , the soil is dry. For azal eas, camellies and ther acid-loving plants there are special acid-reacting fertilizers, or a mixture contain ing one-third sulphate of ammonia and two-thirds cottonseed meal may be used. Shade trees and fruit trees re quire a little different treatment than shrubs. The feed roots or trees are not close to the trunk but ex tend out to a zone under and Just beyond the tips of the branches. Therefore the fertilizer should be applied in this zone and not near the trunk. Apply 1 to 2 pounds of a 6-8-6 mixture the first year and about 4 pounds per inch of diamet er of the trunk of the tree each year thereafter. If the land is cultivated the fertilizer may be cultivated in. Otherwise it should be applied in 'boles made with a crowbar or sou augur.' For (grape vines apply pound of a 6-8-4 mixture the first year, one pound each the second and third year ana two to tnree pounds per vine per year there after. Stable manure is an excellent fertilizer for trees, shrubs and vines and should be used If available. vicryl AtiD ciiiiDnsnKii ''i j HOSPITAL SAVING ASSOCIATION CHAPEL HILL, N. C. v m NOTICE IN THE GENERAL COUNTY COURT NORTH CAROLINA DUPLIN COUNTY rim- one-nan Valdosia James Williams vs. Samuel Arthur Williams The above named defendant, Arthur Williams will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the General County Court of Duplin County. North Carolina, by the plaintiff to secure an absolute divorce from the defendant upon the grounds of two years separation; and that the de fendant will further take notice 5 LSS :TZ!S j0 Mr 3 I "Kilroy is so impulsive" Our. "policy is the best policy," so don t delay come in today for com plete expert advice and information on your needs. . A.L. Cavenaugh uenerai insurance Org-anJsed 1920 Phone 424 Warsaw. N. C. Paul B. Potter Associate ooooooooooo GEO. P. PRIDGEN Plumber STATE LICENSED PLUMBING CONTRACTOR SUPPLIES BATHROOM EQUIPMENT DOT WATER HEATERS ' ' WATER PUMPS KITCHEN SINKS OOOOOOOOOOOOt (HAMPSTEAD) IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC o o o f 6 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o o -o SEA FOOD FISH (We Dress 'em) SHRIMP OYSTERS MEAT MARKET FRESH FRUITS And VEGETABLES HEAVY And FANCY GROCERIES LANIER & SONS SELF-SERVICE MAGNOLIA, N. C. loooooooooooooooooooooooo IzcfcaG-Camolia KollloGr'SQGQnqua We trt wte 60.0M planto aji4 ; vei 40 yartetteav Azalea prior start at 50c and CaateDia at $IM. G We sfaall be pleased to hava yoa visit us and see the , real values we are ecYerinr. The Nursery and Gardens are open dally and Sunday. ; Imported Pest Moss and Special Azalea and Camellia Fertiliser. 3 MOTHER'S YOUR BABY'S PHOTOGRAPH ralE oooooooooooo For Sale SASH, DOORS, SHEET ROCK WOOL, PLAST ER, LIME, CEMENT, brick, mortar, paints, terra-cot-ta pipe, drain tdle, WHITE ASBESTOS SI DING, ASPHALT SHINGLES, ALL KIND ROLL ROOFING, 5-V CRIMP TIN ROOFING And BRICK SIDING COCK, ROCK LATH Z.J.CAOTER&SO 7ALliACS, N. C (CHILD MUST BE UNDER SCHOOL AGE) Take This Opportunity To Visit Our Store. We Want To Make New Friends And See Our Old Friends Again! You receive one 5 by 7 enlarged portrait of your child absolutely free . . . Paid for by the advertising department of Johnson Cotton Company of Wal lace. A generous selection of your baby's cutest expressions will be captured by the MAGIC CAMERA, operated by a Tom Carroll "Specialist in Chlid Photography." Think of it! The 5 by 7 enlarged portrait you will receive FREE OF CHARGE has a studio value of $4.00. Just bring your child to JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY. Place: JOHNSON COTTON CO., WALLACE Dale: MARCH 11-12-13, 1952 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY And THURSDAY To Have Free Picture Taken AGES: Three months to five years: Only one free picture per family : but free proofs will be taken of additional children. REMEMBER, IT'S FREE SO DOLL 'EM UP . . . BRING 'EM IN AND WATCH 'EM SMILE . . . THEN TELL YOUR FRIENDS IT'S FREE AT u . u . "Cash If You Have It Credit If You Need It" ' . Wallace, N. C ' V ' " ,
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