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3, KENANSVUXE. N. C, THURSDAY, JANTJAXY 26, 195. '
j, severs.
i meeting held last
X ederal Savings and
m in Kinston report
: . vlH now -amount to
or 25,5 per cent more
: i i : were on December 31,
i i. tM-e thl financial statement
o i aw ! 'ier pae. 1
J. V. I.rilUe, executive vice-presL'
dent of the association, in releas
ing the annual report, said that the
association's progress continued to
' be based on serving fen increasing
number of our citizens, "and serv-
Itloles Grovlh
Ing them well."
. wun eacn passing year, lie seuu,
nut serve a growing number oi
people by providing a safe,; con-
I venient and profitable place lor
I their savings, or by granting them
loans on a sound basis lor the pur-
chase of homes.'' He also stated that
-Home Federal Savings hopes to oc
.cupy its hew home by June and
I will be able to serve a much larger
number of people;
iv Brittle listed-highlights of the In.
stitution's 1955 operations as follows:
Polio Mother Of Year Tells Own Story
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This ts what continual use of acid-forming ammonia
nitrogen without lime did to aood farm land. Practically
L cm growth. See the difference In the background, ifchere
crops regularly got natural Chilean Nitrate of Soda.
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CHILEAN NITRATE -WORLD'S ONLY NATURAL NITRATE
' A natural fertilizer is an extra good fertilizer. Not just for crops,
: not also for the land; not only for today, but for the years ahead.
And Chilean Nitrate is the only natural combination of nitrate
- nitrogen, sodium and minor elements.
, Natural Chilean works fast. Small grain yields depend upon
the supply of available nitrogen when spring growth begins. A
. Chilnan top-dressing supplies life-giving plant food at the moment
of greatest need.
v Natural Chilean boosts yields. Its nitrogen is 100 per cent
nitrate nitrogen, ready tor the plant immediately after appli
cation.. A top-dressing ot MO pounds per
ere promotes stooling, rapid development,
early maturity.
' Natural Chilean fights acidity. Every
,. ton contains sodium equal to 650 pounds
of acid-destroying commercial limestone.
Sodium substitutes for potash and calcium, .
increases available phosphate supply.
' Natural Chilean benefits crop and
: aoiL It corrects acidity, improves potash,
phosphate, calcium, magnesium and minor
. element availabilities. Chilean Soda is one
1 of the most efficient and economical ni
' trogen fertilizers for top-dressing and side
dressing. Ask for Bulldog Soda. Look for
i the Bulldog on the bag.
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By Mrs. Iris Tadloek
Life began tor me on June 24, 1921.
As a toddler, at the age of eighteen
months, I was stricken with polio
and hospitalized My type was an
terior poliomyelitis, then called
by everyone "infantile paralysis",
both of my legs and my back were
involved. And my toddling days
were over! ' ;
At the age of five I underwent
extensive leg surgery and was plac
ed in braces and on crutches. Once,
when I was six years old, I was
set upon by a vicious dog. Since
I was on crutches and in braces, I
was unable to run from him, or even
10 walk fast. Things looked very
black. Without conscious thought
of what I was doing ,1 turned, drop."
ped my crutches, and fell on my
stomach. And then I barked, in my
most frightening (and frightened)
voice, right in the dog's face. In
complete amazement at my anMcs,
the dog turned tail and ran. - It
seems to me that polio might be
likened to that vicious dog. It pro
duces great fear and shock; and
though i may force you to lie down
you must "bark" right back at It.
At the age of twelve, I was again
hospitalized for further rehabilita
tive care. With the help of a friend
I took my first steps without crut
ches and braces at the age of six
teen. Because of my great desire
and with tremendous personal ef
fort, I was able to manage in .this
manner for a period of ten years.
During this very busy ten years, I
was graduated from high school, at
ended business college for two
years, married, worked as a file
clerk and stenogranher for a while,
and became a mother. Life seemed
to have settled into a very nice and
comfortable pattern, and polio seem
ed an ordinary nuisance to be ac
cepted, slowing me up nt times, it is
true, but on the whole, something
conquered. ,
But rot so! Polio struck me again.
My back, which had held its correc
tion so manv years, suddenly be
came a painful and immediate pro
blem. And expensive, too!
As I dealt with this problem .and
continue to deal with it now. I have
been constantly reminded, because
of the wonderful help and kind un
derstanding I have received from
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis, the medical pro
fession, and from just "people", of
the words of William ShskesDeare:
"The quality of mercy Is not
1. Net savings in 1955 Increased
by $1,059,301.01, or 20.5 per cent
bringing total savings to $6,230,
323.24. 2. The number of savings ac
count holders increased to $4,000, a
gain of approximately 1,000 or 30
per cent over last year.
3. Dividends paid out to savers
totaled $161,243.26.
4. Home loans increased both in
number and amount, 325 loans to
taling $2,006,424.00 were made in
1955. Total home loans outstanding
now amount to $6,357,946.97.
5. Reserves now amount to $265
555.07, or 32.5 per cent more than
t the end of 1954.
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from chimney smoke cut down the
efficienty of your TV antenna.
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Up Might (too fraquant, burnlnf or Itoh
lug urination) or Strong, Oloudr Urine
Ouo to common Kidney and Bladder Irri
tations, try OY8TEX (or quick, gratifying,
eomlortlnc help. A bUUon OYSTKX tableti
naad la put 26 years prove aafaty and
aueoaaa. Ask drugglat tor OYSTKX under
eatlilacUon or nonax-oaok guaxantea. tl
You can't get rid of a bad tem
per by losing it. . , -- '
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COLD diaeomfort yield quickly to
STAN BACK'S preacription formula,
8TANBACK UbleU or powders work ,
fast to faring comforting relief from
tired, tore, aching munlet, neuralgia
and headaches due to eoldt. '
Sam's Drug Store
Rose Hill, N. C.
Mrs iris Tadloek of Wilmington, state winner of the 1956 Polio
Mother of the Tear Award, receives a big kiss fro mher seven-year-eld
son Donald, as he and his brother, Lane, fourteen, leave
for school. Mrs. Tadloek was first stricken with polio when she wae
eighteen months old and took her first step, without crutches and
braces, when she was sixteen. Later, as a wife and mother, polio
struck her again. Judges for the contest were Georgia Carroll (Mrs.
Kay Kyser), Paul Green and Noel Houston, all of Chapel HIIL
strained.
It droppeth as the gentle rain
from heaven
Upon the place beneath. It is
twice blest;
It blesspth him that gives and
him that takes . . .
My life has been very full an ac
tive and stimulating adventure.
Certainly, it is not a "Pollyanna'
story.
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(Practice II)
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3 Happy People
This Winter Thanks to
3 Big Pluses in
Cities Service
Heating Oil !
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Provifles an even, healthy heat
without fouling burner.
2. Keeps Filters, Screens and
Nozzles Cleaner
Actually cleans as you heat . . .
retards sediment forn::ition.
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Youll have that storage tank
years longci with anti-rust
Cities Service Heating Oil.
Whether you're a family of 3, 6, or a dozen. Cities Service
Heating un win Keep you all healthier, happier, and warmer
. . . and probably FOR less money! Call today for the full
story on Cities Service Heating Oil.
Mack Oil Co.
Phone 328
Warsaw, N. C
STAR CHIEF TWO-DOOR CATALINA
The ear eays 90 and the price won't stop you!
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IS IN THE TEAMWORK OF TWO ENGINEERING MASTERPIECES
They were bom to go together, these two the
mighty Strato-Streak V-8 engine and the revolu
tionary new Strato-Flight Hydra-Matic drive.
You can feel the difference . . . actually fed it.
Feel it in the response quick as the flick of an
eyelash. Feel it in the tremendous thrust oil
smooth and effortless. And feel it in that breath-
taking, almost unbelievable extra burst for the
. split-second sprint to safety past slow-moving traffic
. :' in your path.
. i Here is power and go you dream about . . . but
this time it's real, because you're piloting the most
' modern power combination on the road . . .
- A new engine: the brilliant Strato-Streak V-8
i with almost 317 cubic inches of displacement for
' barrel-chested deep breathing ... with a super-
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last ounce of go out of every drop of gas . . . with
high torque for sizzling take-off . . . with a blazing
227 horsepower!
A new transmission: an engineering masterpiece
specifically designed to utilize the full thrust of
that great engine . . . with gears for instant response
and crisp, positive acceleration . . . and an amazing
liquid-link coupling for a silky-smooth flow of power
to the rear wheels.
Test drive this fabulous '66 Pontiac tomorrow
we promise you, you're in for a thrill!
And another thrill is waiting for you when you
hear the price! See your Pontiac dealer soon make
it a special point to do it and get ready for two
wonderful discoveries! a tzba-mt eattm.
't1
b Ym can actually buy a big, glamorous Pontiac 860 for less
than you would pay for jj models of the low-priced three!
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WHAT 100 tlEW IIIDUSTItlAL
WOItKERS MEAIl TO -YOUR
COMMUNin . .
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A recent U. S. Chamber ol Commerce study reveals (hat
li your community acquired 100 new Indus hied workers
you would have: 29G more people, 112 more households,
51 more schoolchildren. $590,000 more personal Income
per year, $270,000 more bank deposits, 107 more passen
aer cars, 174 more workers employed In other businesses,
4 more retail establishments, and $360,000 more retail
ales per year.
Community effort can help In brlnalng new Industry to
your town. Last year over 35 Finer Carolina commun
ities participated In 50 project aimed to attract new In
dustry and expand existing Industry. Some oi these Finer
Carolina projects already hare borne fruit and many oth
ers show bright promise. o,'
In addition to usual Finer Carolina Grand Prises In 1956
your own group or club may win a cash award ior an
outstanding project. Your community needs you to help
acquire these 100 new workers. Why not oner your serv
s
Ices to your community's 1956 Finer Carolina Committee?
When you help your town you help yourself.
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people
112
more
households
51
more x
school
children
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$590,000
more personal
income per
year
$270,000
more
bank
deposits
107
more, passenger
cars registered
174
more
workers
employed
4
more retail
ments
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$360,000 i
more retail
sales pehyear
C:rjQ5dkarfi . feoffor
COLLEGE STUEET '
(CAROLINA POWER ft LIGHT COMPANY)
WARSAW, N. -'