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O WELCOME TO
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Celebration In Warsaw
Thursday, " November 11
PACKER'S STORE
Warsaw, N. C.
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Welcome To Warsaw
VETERANS DAY
Thursday, November 11
Call Us For Your Cleaning Needs.
We Pick Up And Deliver
SMITH DRY CLEANERS
Phone 416
Warsaw, N. C.
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WELCOME VETERANS
Brancft Banting
& Iras? Company
"THE SAFE EXECUTOR"
Member of Federal Depocjt Inswanee Company
" Warsaw Faisbn Wallace .
... . i. M. R. McLEOD
Title of the 1959 Cooperative Es
say Contest for rural high school
students .will be "A Public Rela
tions aProgram for Agriculture.? It
was submitted by M, R. McLeod,
teacher of vocational agriculture at
Mt, Pleasant High School, and was
chosen from more than 250 subjects
suggested by agricultural workers
of the state. The N. C, Cotton Grow
ers Association - and the Farmers
Cooperative Exchange have spon
sored the contest annually since
1928.
Jerry Herring's
Store News
By MBS. J. W. JONES
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and
son visited Mrs. J. W. Jones Satur
day evening.
Henry Jones spent Saturday night
with Jack Dawson.
Mrs. Lela Phillips spent a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. L. P.
Taylor, who has been in the hos
pital. We wish her a quick recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones from
Elizabeth City were supper guests
of Mr. Jones' brother, J. W. Jones.
Beverly Ann Jones spent Satur
day night with Betty Lou Dail.
Mrs. J. W. Jones visited Mrs.
Ralph Hardy Saturday evening.
Commie Newman Jones spent
Sunday with J. R. Lane.
Sybil Sutton spent Saturday night
with Marie Jones.
We are glad to learn that Linwood
Heath has been discharged from the
Army.
Mrs. Jim Casper spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Al
Sutton.
Visiting Mrs. Frances Quinn, Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Jar-
man and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Herring and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Troy Quinn and family, Mrs.
Jim Casper, Mrs. Fannie Barwick,
Mrs. Stanley Byrd, Mrs. Coy Quinn,
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Jones and family
and Miss Janice Barwick.
Linwood and Kenneth Jones were
dinner guests of Earl Jones Sun
day.
Mrs. Ben Taylor, her son and
daughter-in-law visited Lady Jones
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Lou Dail and family
and Lady Jones visited in Golds-
boro Sunday. . ,
. Mrs. Dora Jones is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. W. E.
Jarman in Morehead City.
Bobby Thompson of Kinston spent
the weekend with Ernest Quinn.
Mrs. Swannie Nethercutt and
daughter visited Mrs. J. W. Jones
and Marie, Sunday afternoon. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Dail Sunday night.
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Another suit 'growing out of the
Edwards Jernlgan . explosion In
Goldsboro on April 12 was filed in
Wayne Superior Court recently by
Mrs. Lila D. Homes, executrix, ask
ing $100,000 damages tor the - death
of her hubsand, Troy ' E. , Homes,
employe of Edwards-Jernlgan Com
Named as defendants In the suit
ar Goldsboro''' Gas Company ;A and
Town and County Gas Company.
Homes, one of five persons killed
in the explosion, was found buried
in the basement of the . furniture
store, where the explosion alleged
ly originated. . ' '
The complaint -allege that there
was situated near the Edwards-Jer-
nigan ' building cellar a gas main
and a number of pipes Installed for
the purpose of furnishing artificial
?as to customers of the gas com
pany and that the type of gas sup
plied was the type that upon escape
would settle in any part of the cel
lar. r-:.y . : ; ,
The plaintiff charges that the de
fendants were aware of "obsolete,
ieterloated, rusty pipes filled with
?a furnished , by Goldsboro Gas
Company, which were leaking gas,
and nevertheless the defendants
negligently failed to correct and
remedy this defect."
The gas company is charged fur
ther with continuing to use Its "ob
solete,' worn-out pipe system" and
that it "neglected to inspect and
test the pipe system maintained at
Edwards-Jernigan, even though it
had knowledge of the leaking gas."
Attorney for the plaintiff is Paul
Edmundson.
We are sorry that Mrs. A. T. Dail
is ii tne sick list.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Joe Herring is improving.
Mr., and Mrs. Dot Rouse visited
Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Jones Thursday.
Mrs. Coy Quinn held a tobacco
tying last Wednesday night. Those
attending were Mrs. Fannie Bar
wick and daughter Janice, Mrs.
Stanley Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Mae
Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. James Earl
Jones and Betty Lou Dail. ' Mrs.
Quinn served drinks and candy.
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Welcome Veterans
WARSAW FEED MILL
Phone 335' Warsaw, K. C.
Purina Chows
(j WE EXTEND
Most every man knows his own
business, but it is often difficult to
make his neighbors believe It.
Most people will agree that the
last sparrow would be a more wel
come bird than the first robin, ,
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A CORDIAL WELCOME
. . TO YOU TO ATTEND
VETERANS DAY :
IN WARSAW
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SHEFFIELD MOTOR COMPANY
Warsaw, N. C.
STRICKLAND OIL
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Photographic Supplies
Art Supplies
Greeting Cards.
107 Princess St.
IN WILMINGTON
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, ' Telephone 31S1 C171 VS&ILfta, N. C.
Listen for top hog prices' each day over C1I-1--. ,
Broadcasting Station about 12:15 and Wallace
.Station at. '2:25. ' ' r .r, .
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Veterans Day
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Thursday, November 11
WARSAW, N. C.
Track and tractors really re
spond to the high grade.power
packed gasoline yonll find at
Strickland'.
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IN THE CELEBRATION OF
VETERANS DAY
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TOBAGGO GROWERS
Now Is The Time To Sell Your -Tobacco-
Tobacco is as high as if has been any time this yea r at
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Here are a few of the many good averages made at the STAR WAREHOUSE
In Ihclasf Fev Days
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