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Act of March Srd,
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355 AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES
TO BE SOLD AT UUKUN* JM?
In as effort to (fispose of all auto
motive vehicle* currently in He in
ventory in North Carolina, toe War
Aaaeto Administration will offer over
$1,600,000 worth of nek vehicles lo
cated at 16 different sites in North
Carolina in * competitive lad sale to
be staged at Camp LaJeune for eligi
ble priority and non-priority buyers
on October 29 and"S0. 1 V I
The property, which, rrwirtrte of
over S66 vehicles of various types will
be' sold on an equal basis to
for use in their "owe small
professional or agricultural
prise (veterans will be required to
sign a statement concerning owner
ship and purpose-j~df purchase and
that (hey are not purchasing for re
sale) and eligible non-priority buy
ers*"which include automotive dealers,
franchisad bus operators, or export
era. Since these vehicles have been
previously offered to veterans, they
will not be sold to those veterans de
siring to purchase for their own per
The sale will open noon October
29 and cloee at the close of business
on October 30. - Inspection of toe
property-may be made from 9 a. m.
to 4 p. m. on October 24 27, 28, and
until noon October 29, by contacting
the Surplus Property Officer or Cus
todian a( the property locations list
ed m catalogues, WAA officials said.
Catalogues are available at .the
three WAA Customer's Service Cent
ers ? Charlotte. Wilmington and
Greensboro. The property will be
sold on an "As Is?Where Is" basis,
in its present condition at the loca
tion, with-no warranty as to condi
tion and without recourse against toe
Government. Bids will be accepted
and swards made daily on days of
sale.
Cotton Cairy-Over ,t
Higher in Grade I
The carry-over, of .cotton: on Aug.
1, 1947, was considerably higher in
grade and longer in staple length
than the carry-over a -year earlier,
according to a report jest released
by the U. & Department of Agricul
ture.
The improvement fat the quality of |
this year's carry-over is das to
eral factors, among which are: (1)
The almost complete disposal of ail
Government-owned and controlled
stocks, s large portion of which
of toe lower gradea and shorter
lengths, (2) the relatively high qual
ity of last year's small crop, and (S)
increased plantings during
years ef the varisttro of cottoto <
ordinarily produce the medium staple!
lengths.
The carry-over of cotton in the|
United States on August 1, 1947,
the smallest since 1929. Total cargy-1
over as of August 1 was 1.
bales, as compared with 7,826,060 in I
1944 and the 10-year (1936-44)-avw?-|
ags carry-over of 9,646,000 lades.
THEATRE
PAEMVILLK, N. C
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of October 25, 1947
SATURDAY ONLY 1
Allan Lane u Red Ryder to II
I "SANTE FE UPRISING 11
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Yyonx* to
football Thrills
FRIDAY
rinia 0'Brian
AT TBI CLOSE OF BUS
furniture and fix
$1,080.46 I
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2,318,281.64
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It. TOTAL ASSETS M , - - $5212286.04
3,960,476,3a
444,266.46
| 47,816.66
16. Deposits of Status and political subdivisions?i 270,988.88
17. Deposits of Banks Y,, 282,488.07
18. Other dsposits (certified and officers' ducks, etc.) 24,840.87
10. TOTAL DEPOSITS
28. Other Liabilities 19,044.02
24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including' subordinated
obligations shown below) : $6,049,864.18
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
U. Capital ? ! __$ 60,000.00
26. Surplus
Surplus 160,000.00
27. Undivided Profits i 46,471.86
28. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital)? 17,600.00
29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . i 262,971.86
80. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $5,312^36.04
* This bank's capital consists of common stock with total par value of
$60,000.00. ; -
MEMORANDA
81. Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value):
(a) U. S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed
pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities ___! 861,000.00
(b) Other assets pledged to secure deposits and other liabili
ties (including notes and bills rediacounted and securities
sold under repurchase agreement 16,660.29
<e) TOTAL ?. 4 867,66029
82. Secured sad preferred liabilities:
^ Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to require
ihentfr-of taw 278,804.00
(d) Deposits preferred Under provisions of taw but not se
cured by pledge of assets- ^ < 1,862.51
(e) TOTAL . _r=?_ L_ 280,666.61
84. (a) On date of report the required legal reserve against de
posits'pf this bank was . : 687,429.48
(b), Assets reported above which were eligible, as legal re
serve amounted to r ?. 2,299,930.77
I, L. E. Wataton, Cashier, of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents
tV true state of the several matters herein contained and set forth, to tits
best of my knowledge and belief. . ^
Correct.?Attest: L. E. WALSTON, Cashier! /*
4 T. C. TtJRNAGE, Director
JOHN B. LEWIS, Director
- J. O. POLLARD, Director*
State of North Casslina, County of Pitt, as:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th day of October, 1947, and I
hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank
(SEAL) . MARY LEE JOYNER, Notary Public.
My commission, expires March 7, 1949. ,
with these ...
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7-Po. LIVING ROOM
3 pc- living room suit, wine or blue
velour cover
1 Coffee Table (mahogany)
-1 7-way Floor Lamp
1 Magazine Rack
1 9x12 Felt B&se Rug
$200 VALUE- Ail seven pieces /
3-Pc. BED OUTFIT
tig* _ .JS
Consisting of doable size metal bed in brown
finish, 45-lb. cotton 'mattress, art ttek, and heavy angle
iron springs all for
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Inner - Spring!
MATTRESS
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Phone 8224
C. TAD LOCK, Sec. and Treas.
SEVERAL NAVY SHIPS WILL
VISIT SOUTHERN PORTS
The Navy Department has an
nounced that ships will visit Charles
ton, a C., Wilmington, and Savan
nah, Gsl, during Navy Day Week,
and that in most cases these ships
will be open to visitors from October
25 to October 28. ,
Ships have been assigned to areas
in which they normally would be
operating.
The destroyer USS Gyatt is sche
duled to be at Wilmington; the a.
stroyer minesweeper USS Shannon
at Savannah; and at Charleston, the
destroyer Ware; an ocean going tug,
the ATF 163; a patrol craft, the PC
682; and four minecmft: the Hain
bleton, Peregrine, Wheatear, and
Crackle'.
Memorial servioea for members of
the armed forces who lost their lives
at sea will be also held hi Charles
ton pad Wilmington, an Sunday,
October 26. The services which have
been designated by the Navy League,
sponsors of Navy Day as a memorial
and tribute to thrte in all the ser
vices who lost their lives at sea and
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In the air over the aeaa will be con
ducted by Navy chaplain* and
flowers memorializing those who lost
their lives will be taken to sm and
strewn on the ocean.
All residents of North Carolina
who desire -to send flowers for the
ceremonies should address them to
the District Chaplain. Headquarters
Naval District, Naval Base, S. C.; or
to the District Representative for
Naval Reserve, Custom House Build
ing, Wilmington. It is suggested
that only one flower, either wild or
home grown be sent.
JEWISH AID GROUP WILL 1 ,
MEET MONDAT NIGHT
"A group of representative citizens
will meet in the town hall Monday
night, Oct. 27, and formulate plahs
for a drive to raise funds for the
United Jewish Appeal.
Interested persons are incited to
the meeting.
FARM LOANS
Ham* . Neeerk,
omc. N.J.
J. W. JOYNER
Authorized Mortgage 1
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1. We install y?ur bottle gas range far $19.75
where you buy your store. 7
Pi 2. We use meters, thereby enabling you to
gas you are using. (You don't hare to take
what is in the bottle. You
pay for gas after it goes
the-mefer.)
3. We are the only bottle gas concern in
6 Carolina that owns its own gas bulk plant of 30,
7 capacity. Plant is located in Gddsboro.
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4. We pride ourselves on the fact that we have
> trained service men and the largest fleet of service
la business. - v
5. We give free service to all appliances as long as yoe
use our gas.
6. We service all stoves every four weeks regardless of
whether your stove needs it or not.
Thrif-T-Gas Company
Farmvilie, N. C.
Tarboro Gas Company
Wilson Gas Company
Phone 4451
Phone 375-W
Phone 4082
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