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tliss 'Grady Is
;I!::d District
Gee Pres. Teachers
At a Southeasfern district teach
er, meeting held recently In Fay-
; etteville, Hiss Marianne Grady of
the ; science' department . of B. I.
Grady School was named vice-preil-
odent of the Science teachers of the
district. - ' - , ,
Annual Harvest
"Festival Date Set
The B. r. Grady School annual
Harvest Festival will be held at the
:. school at 7 p.m., November 4. The
high light of the festival will be
the. crowning . of -the kings sfrid
- queens. - . :
Booths and fish ponds will be set
-up and auctions will be held. A
good . program is in the' making.
Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Jones . Is
Hostess At
Bridge
Depicting the Halloween idea In
decorations and tallies, Mrs. J. M.
Jones entertained her bridge club,
at her home in Pink Hill, Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs. D. W. Ruflin received club
members prize for high score, Mrs.
Lynwood .Turner was presented the
award for second high and Mrs.
Floyd Heath received the consola
tion troDhy. Mrs. Helen Turner
- won in Bingo and Mrs. W. H. Jones
received a guest prize. ,
The hostess served iced drinks
and salted peanuts during play, fol
lowed by hot coffee and' pineapple
salad, when cards were laid aside.
Others making up the tables were
Mrs. T. A. Turner, Mrs. .A. P. Tyn
dall and Mrs. a A. Edwards.
Pink Hill PTA
Holds Meeting
A meeting of the Pink Hill PTA
was held, at the ' school, Monday
night October 10. : The president.
Mrs. Rom Harper, presided. Group
singing of: the; 1st, 2nd and 8th
grades was enjoyed, i, -',
- Routine business was taken up.
Presbyterian
Women Meet
A general meeting of the Pink
Hill Presbyterian Women of the
Church was held ; at the church.
Tuesday night, October 18, with 13
attending. The president, Mrs. H. A.
Edwards, presided. The devotional
given by Miss Narcie Williams was.
entitled, "Living Each Day as it
Comes." ,
The president announced that
Mrs. W. J. Calhoun of Clinton
would be chairman of the 8th dis
trict, th coming year, succeeding
Mrs. Leon Simmons of Mt. Olive.
Due to the work being done to
the interior of the church, it was
announced that the regular 5th Sun
day night supper would be dlspens.
ed with this month. ,
The nominating committee an
nounced the new officers to serve
for the next two years. President,
Mrs. T. A. Turner and chairman
of the different causes as follows:
Historian, Mrs. Levi Everett; World
Missions, Mrs. Floyd Heath; Christ
ian Education, Miss Narcie Wil
liams; Spiritual Growth, Mrs. Earl
Smith: Assemblies Special Causes
and General Fund Agencies, Mrs.
Frank Wiley. These will be install
ed at the November meeting. '
Mrs. : Graham Turner, '' , hestess
served, the' group. - - v.
The meeting was closed with the
Mlzpah benediction.- - " '
Personals.
Lt. Kenneth Maxwell was in Fair
Bluff, recently,, where he served as
best man. In the Grainger - Buff
kin wedding. s . ';, V'l
Miss Vevle Maxwell has returned
after having visited relatives in
Reidsvllle for a week.,;
The many . friends of Mrs. Zoa
Turner will be pleased to learn
that she has sufficiently recovered,
to be able to return home from a
Kinston hospital.
Mr. H. C Turner, ,a patient at
Oteen Hospital at Asheville. has
been spending a few days with his
family.
Principal R. S. Swain of the Pink
Hill School and his teachers attend
ed a district teachers meeting In
Greenville, Friday.
Mr. D. W. Gooding of Southwood
Lenoir County, was. a dinner guest
of the J. T. Spence family on Sun
day. -
Mr. and Mrs. Whftford Hill at
tended the State Fair on Wednes
day. Mr. J. R. Davis spent Sunday with
his brother, Mr. Thurman Davis in
Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wells and Miss
Connie Jo Wells spent the week end
with relatives in Charlotte.
Mr. Johnny Watlington spent the
week- end wfth relatives in Reidsvllle.
Mrs. Hess Davis has returned
from a visit with her brother, Cpl.
Louis N. Smith and family in Wilm
ington, Del. The Smiths expect to
leave November 1 for a tour of
Army duty overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis were in
St. Matthews. S. C. the oast week
end to visit Mrs. Davis' father, Mr.
L. M. Gates. Mrs. Chester Burden
and young daughter, "Mil" who
had been visiting the Davis home
for several weeits, returned wiia
them to St Matthews
The B. F. Grady teachers were in
Kenansville Monday, night to at
tend a meeting which had as its
guest speaker Mr. , Yelverton, who
spoke oi Social Security. V.
- Pvt. X.JU Smith of Fort Jackson,
spent the week end at his home on
Pink Hill route 2. ... " '
- Guests of. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Smith and 'Sue en Sunaay were
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Mrs. Irene Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Matthews and children,
Michael and Debra Ann of Durham,
Mr. and Mrs, Bob McLamb and Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Carroll and Mc
Klnley of Godwin.
Woodle Lyrin and Frankie Smith
have gone to Miami, Fla., where
they will be employed In the Dade
County School System. They rfre
1955 graduates of Barium Springs
High School.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Mercer of
Fountain are vacationing In the
mountains of Western N. C. this
week.
Mrs. H. A. Edwerds, Mra. T. A.
Turner and Mrs. Earl Smith attend,
ed a meeting of Presbyterlal held
in Wilmington on Friday.
History Of Sandy Plain Church
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SELL YOUR TOBACCO WITH
-SALES-
Monday, Oct. 31 3rd Sale
Tuesday, Nov. 1 2nd Sale
Wednesday, Nov. 2 1st Sale
Thursday, Nov. 3 3rd Sale
GUY ROSS
WILL GET YOU
THE
HIGH
DOLLAR
Call 2966
GUY R. ROSS, Owner
A. E. (Almon) Rackley,
Sales Leader, and
R. H. (Dick) Morton,
Auctioneer
Ross Warehouse
IN CLINTON
(Written Especially For The Time.)
Sandy Plain. Free - Will ' Baptist
Church was organized on November
8, 1880 under the leadership of Rev.
W. L Smith who was also the first
pastor. The first deacon was Mr.
James D. Kennedy and Mr. Jesse
W. Kennedy was the first clerk.
The first church was built near the
small community which is now
called pine ridge between Beula
viile ana Pink bill.
It was moved to the present lo
cation about ISMS because the first
church was burned by lightning.
Some of the pastors who have
served the Aurch are: Reverends
W I. Smith, H. Cunningham, A. E.
Rouse, G. Whaley, John E. Howard,
F. F. Wallace, H. J. Whaley, G. W.
Kennedy, R. C. Kennedy, Floyd
Vernon, H. Pipkins, S. R. Kennedy,
C. D. Hamilton and the Rev. W. S.
Burns who is now our pastor.
Rev. Burns has begun, his fifth year
with us.
The ones who have gone out as
licensed preachers from this church
re G. W. Kennedy, R, C. Kennedy,
H. J. Whaley, T. J. Potter, Abner
Outlaw, Rashie Kennedy, Thurman
Smith and Frank Jackson.
There has been two churches or
ganized from this church.
In the recent years the church
hag purchased two busses for the
Sunday School. The present enroll
ment is 154. We have two depart
ments in our Sunday School with 6
classes in one and 3 classes in the
annex.
Last year the church built a par
sonage, valued at about $7,000 and
lt is free of all debts now.
We praise the Lord and the mem
bers of the church and our pastors
who have worked together and
helped to make the church a suc
cess., '..
On November 6 thp church will
observe Its Diamond Anniversary
173tn). We will have a home com
ing on that day with services all
day. We want to invite all former
pastprs, members and friends to
come and be with us.
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of Colgate-Polmolive Products.
Clinic Drug Co., ML Olive.
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FARM LOANS LONG TERM
LOW INTEREST
Federal Land Bank loans are
vailable thru Clinton National
DeWitt Carr, Secretary - Treasurer,
Farm' Loan Association. Contact
P. O. Box 148. Phon riir,nn
N. C. ' '
Mr. Carr is in PflA ntn
Kenansville between 11 and 12
o'clock every Tuesdav
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North Duplin PTA
Hears Raper
The Parent Teachers Associa
tion of the Calypso Elementary and
the North Dtfplin High School held
its regular monthly meeting in the
school auditorium last week.
Rachel Davis read the scripture
and 'the Rev. M. M. Turner led In
prayer. Miss Eleanor Bowden read
an article from the PTA. Bulletin
on " AGood Parent and a Good
Teacher."
' The Rev. W. burkette Raper, pres
ident of Mount Olive college, was
the guest speaker.' In his address,
Raper gave illustrations of how
teachers can cooperate. He was in
troduced by Mrs. Lloyd Hontz, pro
gram chairman.
Mrs. D. V. Gwaltney, president,
presided over the business session,
during which Mrs. Hilda Sutton
read the state president's message
for the month, and Mrs. Davis
gave a report on the district meet
ing at Topsail Beach. She announc
ed the organization had merited the
standard and membership certificat
es for the year.
Tt was derided that A studv rnursn
on the state grading system be giv
en at a P. T. A. meeting date to be
announced later.
FARM FOR SALE: 199 acres 35
acres cleared, on school bus and
mail route. 4.1 acre tobacco allot
ment this year. One six room hnncA
with bath, hot and cold running
water, hard wood floors, basement
and garage. One six room tenant
nouse, one tobacco barn, pne pack
house and other buildings. Farm
located 7 myes northeast of Ken
ansville ,N. C. Contact J. K. Bryan,
Jr., 20 Cherry Acres l)rive. Hamn.
ton, Va., or see L. R. Carroll, Ken
ansville route 1.
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If you want to buy or sell a farm
see
"STOUT REALTY CO.
PHONE 5641
WALLACE, N. C.
c.t.f.
Long Term Loans made on farm
property. Low interest. 20 years to
pay.
. STOUT REALTY CO.
WALLACE, N. C.
ct.f.
"ussey Wind and Weather Lotion:
$1:00 size for 50 cents. Clinic Drutj
Co., Mount Olive, N .C.
in Kenansville, N. C. next to the
Methodist Church. $4500.00 cash
or terms of $900.00 down and bal
ance in S yean.
Stout Realty Co.,
Wallace, N. C.
T F.C.
FOR SALE: 8 Registered Polland
Hereford Bulls. See J. Ellis West,
Warsaw; N. C.
12 29 10 tc
"It's easier to keep a good repu
tation than it is to get it back. Our
reputation is tops for running the
largest' and cleanest dance by any
one anywhere, in the Mount Olive
gymn every Saturday night. It's the
American Legion dance.
For any kind of heavy equipment
work or sand, gravel and ready
mixed concrete, contact Faircloth
Construction Co., Phone 3822, Clin
ton, N. C. '
11 17 4Jc
I want a farm in this vicinity. I?
you have a farm for sale please
write and tell me what you have
and your best cash prioe. Box 307
Wallace, N. C.
List your property with us. Pri
vate sale or public auction.
John Wade and Harmon A.
Register, Realtors. Phone 2137
P. O. Box 3U, Clinton. N. C.
Duplin County TB
Goal Set For $4000
The 1955 goal for the T.B. Seal
Sale was set for $4000, by the exec
utive committee of the Duplin Co.
T. B. Association which met Mon
day night in the Duplin Health
Center.
To stress the importance of the
T.B. Seal Sales, the following fig
ures were quoted by Mrs. Mary
Taylor, Executive Secretary of the
Duplin County T.B. Association. No.
white patients from Duplin in T.B.
Sanatorium, 9; " No. colored, 17; No.
cases under care of the Health De
partment who are at home, white,
SI; colored, 18. There sure two white
veterans in the V, A. Hospital with
T.B. Four, white and five colored
veterans are arrested eases and un
der the care of the Duplin Health
Denartment. '
From April 1955 through mid Oct
ober una chest X-rays .were made
by the Health Department.
Mrs. Taylor went on to state that '
during 1954 there were 311 deaths
from T.B. in North Carolina. There
were 2013 cases of Tuberculosis In
North Carolina in 1954. '
There are 2100 beds in the State
T. B. Sanatorium and cort for op
erating is 4 1-2 million dollars. .
Of all Seal Sale contributions in
our county, we retain 80 per cent of
the collections. ' ;' ",;- ;V j ,
Seals will be mailed out around
the first of December. You are urg
ed o send in your contributions.
The meeting was presided over
by Dr. O. S. Matthews. Hugh S.
Johnson, Seal Sale Chairman. . was
In charge of Seal Sale campaign
discussion. Community chairmen
- e.n- j j Sandlin. Jr.,
Beulaville; James Tadlock, Calypso;
Albert J. Cottle, Rose Hill; Bill Dail,
Chinquapin; H. S. Johnson, Rose
Hill; Miss Annie Mae Kenion, w,r.
saw; Mrs. Gordon Kornegay, War
saw; Mrs. Margaret Tucker, Ken
ansville and John Newman of Sta
tion WLSE Wallace.
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ATTENTION SO & SEW SHOP
in Clinton - Mill end cutters ends
and Novelty Fabrics Belts and
buttons made same day received.
Butterrick patterns. Zipper 10c.
SO & SEW SHOP now located back
of Bank in Court House Square.
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SEE ME for op.ortunity of life
time, (jooa Kawleigh business open
in Northwest Duplin County. Pro
duets well established. Over $100,-
ooo sold there. I sell in adjoining
ijocality. Been there seven years,
Will help you. See E. G. Sasser. Box
No. 54, Magnolia, or write W. T.
Rawleigh Co., Dept. NCJ 931 216,
Richmond, Va.
10 27 4T pd.
PIANO BARGAIN: Save $300.00
on a beautiful little 40" console
SPINET PIANO, New Piano guar
antee, Nationally Advertised Direct
Blow action; The Mahogany finish
is like new. This Piano has been
out less than 6 months and party
in this area with good credit can
assume very small payments by
paying small down payment. For
information write. LOAN DEPT
S.P.C.B.
Box 1063
Salisbury, N. C.
NOW READY I
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IN COLOR...
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FOR SALE 3 acres of land and
dwelling 6 rooms and bath. located
write now!
In Wood s new catalog for Fall planting youH find the newest
creations and finest standard varieties of bulbs tulips, nar
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
5 YEARS OF PROGRESS
The greatest ambition of the WACCAMAW BANK is to render unexcelled banking service
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Comparative Statements of Condition
RESOURCES OCTOBER 4, 1950
Cash and Due from Banks $ 8,388,199.86
' United States Government Bonds 8,079,169.20
' North Carolina State Bonds 38,291.44
. County and Municipal Bonds and Notes 1,196,121.58
Other Securities ...i: 425,224.23
a- Loans and Discounts 5,079,237.00
-. Banking Houses and Fixtures ...1 274,238.51
, Inter 'Branch Clearings 321,618.57
1 Other; Resources 67,861.22
TOTAL RESOURCES
, LIABILITIES
$23,869,961.61
Capital Stock $ 200,000.00
Surplus . 800000.00
unaiviacairoins ao,uiw.Hi
Other Segregations of Capital -37,408.97
TOTAL CAPITAL - $ 1,297,104.55
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, Etc.........l.............. ; 176,086.06
DEPOSITS .:..,.:. . :. ...... .......;.....:...... 22,396,771.00
TOTAL LIABILITIES ...
aM aa; af aj a a) '
...$23,869,961.61i !
OCTOBER 5, 1955
$ 7,866,137.26
11,197,334.17
968,089.25
1,318,066.92
1,524,571.18
8,410,695.04
250,619.47
469,248.57
26,236.98 ;
$32,030,998.84
$ ' 300,000.00'
1,000,000.00'
346,078.71
33,170.98
. $ 1,679,249.69
439,396.67?
29,912,352.48 -
$32,030,998.84
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