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Northeast Supper House ....... 90.0
Norrii Barbecue
Register's Grill
r
CI . - 111
9IWW VII III I
Speedway Garden's
Stone Jdanor Restaurant
Y. .cn controversy leads to public enlightenment,
' 3 all for it:- but there are times when controversy
i its Jn public confusion, with disastrous results This
i , particularly true when experts clash oartechnical
without scientific background. , - . - ' . ww. !... r.r -
' We fervently hope that recent controversy over the
relative rnerjts of poljdi vaccines will not discourage par
.' nis from seeing that.tbeir families are given a full.series
of Salfc -t3iC1rJXiLtts& time of
year when the unprotected are niost exposed to the Amc0 Gr'nj,
polio attack. The Salk vaccine is available Ww". It is JSSl'S"
more than 90 per cent effective, in preventing paralytic Moore's Place
' polio. Those who have not been vaccinated are gambling
tfgaih?t the possibility of being crippled for life through
" their ownegligelice.' f& (5; :
.ii Whether or not the Sabin live-virus Vaccine is a
and physicians to decide later. The National Founda-
tforif which financed all the, research leading to both
Vaccines with funds contributed to the March of Dimes,
gives the only sound advice which parents can follow,
lit points out that, since no live-virus vaccine has yet
tjeett licensed for distribution, since you cannot get live
- irus vaccine from your physician,' and since the present
, polio ''season' will be over before mass production, lic
, ensing and distribution of the. live-virus vaccine are
completed, there is only one course of action for con-
dcientious. parents to purse. Get your family started on RocheUe's Gnu
, a iim series qj oaiK snois ixjua i . . wu
i ,? Millions of ptei-sTihool children and'young adults
re;stiir without protection. These are the age groups
mbs't openj io attack. .4.
V Don't let technical controversy confuse yoju.,Yacci-
. nate.NOW. ;" r l' .
90.0
85.0
W.O
72.0
80.0
91.5
White House Cafe " 71.0
Whftaker's Sandwiches Manuf 90.0
Pat's Barbecue ................ 88.5
P & O Hotel Restaurant ...... 92.S
WARSAW
Name ' . . Numerial Rating
....... 905
94.5
i..Tviv. -.83.0
. 70.5
90.0
91.0
Reopen
turner's Gro. (Lyman) ...... 83.5
, WARSAW - '
Name Numerial Ratings
V P Tea Company 94.0
Clifton Abattior 70.0
93.0
... 70.5
.... 900
..7 90.0
Packer's Food Stand ;
Smith's Grill -'AS,.
Warsaw Restaurant. ..
Cotfe Shop i.. Grade Withheld
Friendly Spot ...... ...v. 70.5
Hawes Food Stand 1 87.5
v 1 v . BEULAVIIXE
Name ' . ' .x". Numerial Bating
Beulaville Restaurant : . . ,. Closed
Cedar Forks Community Bldg. 90.0
Garner's Self Service .....
Ira's Gro.
Packer's Gro. ........ ......
Sutton's Gro ,.
T S Gro
West's Gro. ;...... ..v
Warsaw Freezer Locker Plant
West Provision Company
Wilson Foodliner
Vet's Gro : J
71.5
90.0
90.5
92.5
84.5
Dot's Grill ivivw.vi.'j. 83.0
Kennedy's Grill .,vi:.. ...... 92.5
Mercer's Restaurant 84.0
Rhodes. Sandwich Shop ...... . . 91.5
Rhodes Barbecue House 94.5
i i CHINQUAPIN
Name : t ' Numerial Rating
Bethlehem F. W. Church
Clyde's Caft .
Cole -Chapel Suppers
ROSE
North Carolina
'SiillllajSm
si
J'Size U.i.farm$v
''ftiTts dow In from the 1959 Cen
; i sus W'4iulture show that North
Carolina (arms are now increasing
In ti for the first time since the
civirjiwnV., ..
,V steraje Tar Heel farm in
. 1959 had 8M acresj or about . 15
; thort acres than in 1964. During. the
" fljyeftr. period from 1950-54, .North
."r Crolioa - farms averaged gaining
oftljr one acre. ,
4 While the trend Is now the same,
' the inert as Un lbs of North. Caro-
liiia farms is far below the, average
for the United States, ' , ,,,
In 1954, the average U. S. farm
had 242 acres. By J9S9. it had in
creased to 302 acres.
NortHlCarollflrfarmsre still the
smallest in the Nation by a consid
erable. margin, v . v.;
.. RALEIGH t'h'eV Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traffic
deaths through 10 A. M. Monday,
July 24: ' ,v.; ' .
Killed To Date 575
Killed To Date Last Year 617
HILL
Name. Numerial Rating
Effie's Restaurant 92.0
Fannie's Cafe 9"
r-ussell's Grill 90.0
Fussell's Barbecue 84.0
Margaret's Snack Bar 81.0
Murphy's Food Stand (V. W.) 71.0
Murphy's: Hot Dog Stand (J. H.)
. Closed
Rose Hill Restaurant 90.0
Teachey's Grill (E. E. 91.0
Teachey's Food Stand ( Jerry80.5
Teachey's Sandwich Manuf. '.. 90.5
Village Restaurant ( Teachey) 80.5,
Usher's Food Stand (Teachey) 80.0
ALBERTSON li PINK HILL, RFD
Name Y , Numerial Rating
Outlaw's Grill 83.0
Tiny Town 3rUI 87.5
Samiy flains F. WB. Church 90.0
ROSE HILL
Name Numerial Ratings
Brice's Gro. ........v....;...;. 80.0
Community Gro. .i., ......... 90.0
Fussell's Self Service 81.0
Murphy's Gro. t J. H. I ...".. 70.0
Pope k Company w. ., ....... 75.0
Register's Gen. Mdse. ......... 72.0
Rouse's Gio. ... i 92 0
Teachey's Gro. (E. E. ) 90.5
Teachey's Gro. ( Jerry ) 80.0
Rose HIU Poultry Corp. ... . ..94.5
BEULAVILL E "r: :
Name i? Numerial Ratings
Brown's Gro. 1..,.;..... 95.0
Jones Super Market , 92.0
Sandlin's Gro. .. .. . . ". . 95.0
Smith's Gro. 86.5
Trotfs Gro. V 94.0
Whaley's Gro. ...r 90.0
WUliam's IGA Market 97.5
Bostic'sGro. ( Potters Hill) ... 91.5
'. KENANBVILLE
70.5 Name Numerial Ratings
9S.0 Jackson's Gro. ( . . .. 90 5
88.0 Quinn's IGA Store 91.5
71.4 Yore Store ..90.0
81.5 ; CALYPSO
Name . Numerial Ratings
Seller's Gro. 86.5
Myer's Gro. Mt. Olive, R. 1) 87.0
TEACHEY
McMilllan'S Gro. 81.0
Motels, and Other Lodging Places:
Vame Location 'Numerial Rating
Heath's Tourist Kenansvilte 92.0
Odom's Rooms Wallace 94.0
P k O Motor Court Wallace 97.0
Reaves Tourist Warsaw 95.0
Rose Hill Motel Rose Hill 92.0
Stone Manor Motel Wallace 95.0
Strickland's Tourist WarsawOS.O
Wallace Quest Hdme Wallace 93.0
Village Motel Warsaw .93.0
IJroilcr Growers, Inc;' of broiiers
not being weighed for several hours
after leaving the farm, and the
producer is having to take the loss
in weight.
It; was announced at t"" "
Ing that Dr. E. P. Roy, Associate
Professor at Louisiana 'ota.e . j,
versity. Baton Rouge, La., has
j been engaged as a speaker by the
Eastern North : Carolina Broiler
Growers. Inc. for August 17. in
Wallace. The meeting will begin at
8 p. m. in the American Legion
Hut. ; - ' . -,
Dr. Roy is an outstanding econo
mist on broiler contracts hi ' . the
United States. ,
I. J. Sandlln, chairman and who
presided over the meeting, said,
"We'ieel fortunate In securing the
services of Dr. Roy tor this August
17, meeting and hope that . every
broiler producer bv Eastern North '
Carolina will make a special effort
to hear him." -. -
CLASSIFIED ADV.
FOR SALE . .
One Used 13ft - PhUco Freezer
and ! good used refrigerators - at
bargain prices. Can be bought on
installment..' , . ' i
Bill Patterson Furniture Co.
ML Olive,' N. C.
. ;: 7-smtc. '-
GcneraillGipiLl
Patient Admitted To Duplin Gen
eral Hospital During The Past WeeK
WARSAW, ,
Rouse, Cknton ,
6utton, Virginia - ' . , ;
Boyette, Lois
Best, James ' ;
Thornton, Irene
BEULAVILLE ' ' 's
Hatcher. James N-
Heath, Edward Earl .
Fester, Shirley Joe
TEACHEY
Brown, Donald
KENANSVILLE .' " '
Braswell, Norma: , ,
Drake, IMaggie ,
imith, Louise and Baby uin
INK HILL
Herring, Janie
Wardell, Lame
ROSE HILL
Cavenaugh, Same , ' v
Mathis, (Marie and Baby Girl ,
Branch, Beulah (C)
Usher, Mary
CHINQUAPIN ' . .
ycock, Judy and Baby Girl
Barr, Sue and Baby Boy
AISON
Ciki:;o! J, i a ; . i
King, Mai'cia . . i
RIOllLANDS
Shaw, Vickie v
Home, Mary 1
MAGNOLIA
Sanderson, Walter ,
Pit'iop. Doris ,
Bland, LVTilIie Rich 1 '
WALLACE ' J
Rich, Ruby and (Baby Girl - ,
Bryant, Nancy and. Baby Boy (CI
ALBERTlSON
Whitfield, Jenny
MT. OLIVE ' ' v
Fennell, Carol Decon 1 and : Baby
Boy .'fv w; - - .
Deaths
' i WALTER JT. SANDERSON ? J
Walter J. Sanderson 70, of Ma
nolia died Sunday morning In Dup
lin General-' Memorial HospU.
after several years -; of declininc
health. He vai a veteran of Wo-" J
War I. and was a member of The
famous Wild Cat Division. t.
Funeral services were held ft
of I ;h, Mrs. James A. 1 . . t
of .j.ice, one son, A. Roy Cmi. :
son, Ro e Hill, one slater, j
Estell Sanderson Rose Kill, or.f .j
brother David L. Sanderson, Ron ,
Hill 6nd. three grand thildren. , . 4-
iAMES R. DAVIS - f
j s Rodolpb Davis. 62, died
Tuesday He was resident o
Pink Hill,-a member of the Pre'
byteiian Church and had served bo
the Pink Hill Town Board for ten
years. 'Funeral services were held
from Garner's Funeral Chapel St
4 p. m. Thursday. The Rev. Jin)
sby." Presbyterian , mlinster pf
Pink Hllll, the Rev. N. P. Farriori
Presbyterian." of Rose Hill, and th
Rev." H. L. Harrell. t Methodist !
rink Hill, officiated.. Burial was hi
Wood' eemeteryi He Is survit I
J his: wHe, Mrs. Allcs, Gates j
visof the home t - i
Forgiveness' ought to" bs 'llkii
rancelled' nete torn In twou an4
.iount Zion Presbyterian Church, - burned up so that it never cpl&X
lose H1TI, at 4 O'clock f. m. Mon-i,snown againi ww.,- :
jay. Vl ; . ' -Henr ward ueecner
Dear Friend: '
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Bapy Birthday To Us! We are S years eld. having purchased West
Cms Lumber Company In June 1958. We. are truly appreciative
and thankful for the nice business we have enjoyed. Perhaps It's
partly because of twe old philosophies we try to abide by . "Sell
Ceed. Lumber Cheap. While Giving Good Service. "And, Treat Peo
ple Fair And Square and Reasonable Also, One Other Thing That
Heips'b Tha The Trend NattooaJIy' Is T Quality West' Coast'
Lomber; -
BEAOTIFUL WESTERN . WOOD PANELING
'Dropping White Fir or
Cedar -
2 White Fine V,
Ponderosa Pine-Air
DHed : :
Western White Sprttce"
Lodgepole Pine . . ,'. .' -Western
Red Cedar' r ;
White Fir or Cedar. '
Ponderosa Pine
Clear Fir & Larch . ,
Clear Redwood " :
j, BEAUTIFUL "V" GROOVED
1V; PLYWOOD PANELING 4x8
8' I1Q0.00
8' 118.75
R'L 128.25
B'L - 156.75
WL 152.00
R'L 156.75
8' 166.15
R'L 166,15
R'L 218.50
R'L '294.50
Vt, Philippine Mahogany Prefinished
(Lauan) - .'. :
. Knntfv Hirr-li
Uear Birch
Clear Red Oak
Clear Cherry
'ir
Vi Clear Walnut
Unfinshed
Prefinshed
Prefinished
Prefinished
Prefinished
5.62
8.06
10.64
12.16
14.29
14.29
'J- lr
Thank You,
C. E. White, Jr.
Wilmington, N. C.
Potter's HilT Community Bldg. 86.0
FAISON k CALYPSO
Naime ; Numerial Rating
Bradshaw's Cafe 90.0
Calypso Grill 74..
Circle Dr Inn 93.0
Cooper's Hqt.Dog Stand ... .. 83.9
Nettie's Grill 7l.
Faisoh Restaurant 9U.9
MAGNOLIA
Name . - Numerial Rating
Bradshaw's Food Stand 80.5
KENANSVILLE
Name ' Numerial Rating
Ammons Grill 70.5
B k K Grill 88.!
Jones Cafe 90.5
Pines Grill 74.;
Smith's Grill 87.f
Meat Markets, Abattoirs, Frozen
Food and Poultry Plants
WALLACE
Name Numerial Rating
A k P Tea Company 93.C
Big "R" Super Market 92.5
Bob It Bill's Gro. 80.0
Bond's Super Market 90 0
Caison's Meat Market 84.0
Cavenaugh 's Gro 85.0
Charlie's Market .' 90.0
Fussell's Gro 95.0
Hanchey's Gro 90.0
High School Gro 90.0
Jenkins Gro 90.0
King's Gro 80.0
Merritt's Gro 90.0
Well's Gro. 91.5
.Fussell's Abattqir 80.0
8 & R Frozen Food Locker
Plan ... 90.0
B k R Poultry Processing
Plant 80.0
Midway Gro. 92.5
FAISON
Name , Numerial Rating
Andrew's Gro; IGA ....... 9.40
Bowden's Cash Store 83.00
Kinp's C.ro 91.0
Jones Abattoir 93.0
MAGNOLIA
Name . . Numerial Rating
Brdshaw's Gro 85.5
Quinn's Gro. 80.0
Quinn's Red k White Store . . 93.5
CHINQUAPIN
Name ", ' Numerial Ratings
Bradham'S Gro. 80.0
Brinkley'S Gro. 95.0
Earmer's GrO. 92.0
anier's Gro. (M. L.) ........ 86.5
Broilers Growers
. (continued from front) f;.
desolate situation, .some good al
.'avs comes because it causes us to
think and make changes to improve
our industry."
' In his remarks, King praised the
Eastern North Crniin " "
Growers, Inc., and the good it has
aire ad done. He pouiieu uu.
good it will do will not come over
night. It will take a lot of work and
effort."
He asked the broiler producers
there not to become "too impatient'
and to work together for the total
good of agriculture, :
Barwick, who. has just completed
a study of broiler conditions ' in
other sections of North Carolina, , re
ported, on some of the weak points
in the industry, from the producer
standpoint, which the Board of Dir
ectors of the Broiler Growers, Inc.
believe can be improved and thus
strengthen the entire program.
' Barwick said it is the "full Inten
tion of the Board of Directors to
make a thorough study of every sit
uation in order to help improve the
total broiler industry,- from the
farm to the table,". '
One of the phases , which . was
stressed is the need for improving
the feed cOncedsion ration of feed
to broiler weight produced in Eas
tern North Carolina. Barwick said
there is a wide range of difference
in feed conversion in . Piedmont
anrt Eastern North Carolina. , .
'R is obvious there is somethin'
wrong," he said. In speaking . of I
feed conversion, Barwick ad4!-,; j
"W? have found -something which
could be the difference; We learn
ed in the Piedmont that most of' the
trucks used to deliver the feed are
swept out at the farm to make sur
no feed is left inside the "truck."
Barwick also suggested that n
farmer gets a fairer weight for his
labor and. in feed conversion when
broilers are weighed at the broiler
house door on the farm rather than
at the end of the route at the pro
cessing plant. ; ; " . ;
He added that more study needs
to be made along these lines, in
order to determine just how. much
if a loss in weight the producer is
having to take in hauling from the
farm to the processing plant.. Many
instances have been reported to. the
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RURAL ELECTRIFICATION .
private enterprise with a social cbncqiencp
1
In lust 25 vears. rural electrification has done morejtojtevpluttotuje
fanning while it brought city comforts to the counttyhn.any other
social or economic force. l1 ' - '"
Back of this progress has teen the Rural ElearinwtionlimuiisOTdon, '
created in 1935 to provide a source of long term low cosfc, financing for
people like ns. ' -
As a result, over 1,000 locally owned and operated rural electric system
much like ours have built over liA-milhon miles of line to serve over
small." This, we believe is an outstanding example of private enterprise ;i
with a social conscience.
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Tri-County Electric McmbefsBp Cosp.
- " . Headquarters office in Goldsboro, N."C.
Community-owned Community-built
Commumt-builder
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"RURAL ! ELECTRIFICATION . . . Private Enlerprizo AVilh A
: Social Conscience"
jyS'iT SALE
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