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ijijttcc Urganization In 1934 DFCA Has Shown Steady Growth . * ise iMffiite? fa tion has pnyecl an important rote j An organiratjoti *wtiich was start- has a rtiwioersnip or 2345. Lx>ans in the griwth and fMgrees of Dtit*- [ad in the yea. 19S4 wfth 54 members | In 1954 totaled $64,000 While in 1962 _ ... they totaled $3,791,487; with pe^k volume loans outstanding in 1962, $4,982,751. DPCA which is completely farmer owned has paid dividends of $31, 284.80 since its organization. Patron age refunds paid since organization are $166,266.36. and total volume loans since organization have been $39,005,316. in 31,871 loans. Stock now onwned by members of this organization amounts to $631, ? 090 with accumulated earnings a ! mounting to $12,724. The net worth of organization if $1,047,535. Directors of the organization are elected from the membership, and three of the present directors have served since its organization. They are L. P. Wells, Eugene R. Carlton, President, and M. W. Sutton. The other two directors are Arthur Ken nedy, Vice-president, and Woodrow W. Maready. Garland P. King is secretary of the organization. King has been its secretary since its organization 29 years ago. He has steadily grown with the organization which started with one assistant in tlie loan sea sou to a full time force of 6 office employees. King probably knows more farmers by name than any man in Duplin County. DPCA makes loans to farmers from one to seven years for the fol lowing purposes: Automobile, build ing, clearing land, drainage, edu cation loans, fertilizer. F. F. A. loans, grain bins, home appliances, hospital, expense and labor. Other loans are for land purchases, live stock living expense, medical ex I pense, poultry, pasture develop ment, refinancing, repairs, tractors, truck and 4-H Loans. 4-H Negro Camping Dates Set June 10-16 ! Other 4-H Activity Dates Announced 4-H Negro Camping 2 col 28 .. ... The 4-H camping date for Duplin County Negro 4-Hers has been set for June 10-16 according to the sch edule sent out by the state 4-H Club leader W. C. Cooper. The camping activity, a highlight in the 4-H pro gram will be held at Camp J- W. Mi thell. A fun pacVed schedule has been set for the entire camping season. Any boy or girt 9 to 20 years of age and belonging to the 4-H club is eligible to attend. Boys and girls wishing to attend camp are urged to make reserva tions with the community 4-H lead er or the Extension Agents. Other 4-ll club activities of wide importance that are scheduled for ?the next few months are: May 23 County Council, Kenansyille, Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery Stops Itch?Relieves Pain For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the as tonishing ability to shrink hemor rhoids and to relieve pain ? without surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduc tion (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of'all ? results were so thor ough that sufferers made astonishing statements like "Piles have ceased to be g problem!" The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne*)?dis covery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now avail able in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H?. At all drug counters. s. c. June 3, Livestock Judging-Raleigh, N. C. June 8, District Demonstration Day Kenansville ,N. C. June 10-15, Camping - Camy J. W. Mitchell Swansboro, N. C. June 28, District 4- HPienic-Jone's Lake June 17-22. State 4-H Club Week-A & T. College-Greensboro, North Car olina. June 18, State Demonstration Day A. k T. College Grensboro, North Caroilna. June 20, State 441 Alumni Meeting A. & T. College Greensboro, North Carolina - A# A Back-ward Look (From Duplin County TB Association) That old "aching back" may be responsible for more widespread human, misery than any other con dition except the common cold. In earlier times, most back aches diagnosed as "lumbago." It covered the subject (the word means "aching back"), but itdid n't add much to enlightenment. Back pain can signal a wide var iety of conditions, including ar thristis. tuberculosis, nervous dis orders, or diseases of the pelvic organs. But back troubles more often than not originate in the spine itself. Strained back mus cieS, for example, can result in that separate the five lambar ver damage to the disks of cartilage tebrae at the lower end of the I spine. When, the back muscles are weakened, these disks may be come herniated or ruptured, with smail blobs of the disk material squeezing out from between ver tebrae and pressing on nerves of the spine. This condiiton, virtual ly guaranateed brfing outraged yells of pain from the victim, is commonly (though not quite acc urately) known as's 'lipdpe t:)u urately) known as "slipped disk.' How to avoid excessive back strains? One way is to lift weights correctly and with caution. Most women should avoid lifting more than 25 pounds; a man should j never lift more than half his I weight. In lifting, place your feet j close to the base of the object, bend your knees outward, and then push up with your legs. Use your legs as levers - not your back. Gegular exercise, sleping on a firm mattress, and avoidance of sudden stresses or strains will help, too. If you havea hitdown job, get up and take a relaxing walk every now and then. ROBERT M. JONES GREAT LAKES, ILL. - Robert M. Jones, 17, son of Mrs. Marie B. Jones of Route 1, Chinquapin, N. C., . is undergoing nine weeks of basic ' recruit training at the Naval Train ing Center, Great Lakes, 111. The indoctrination to Navy life began on March 27. It consists of physical fitness drills, military drills, seamanship, basic military law, customs and etiquette of the naval service, swimming and sur vival, and first aid. During the training, recruits re ceive tests and interviews which determine future training and assignments in the Navy. Fed cattle prices in 1963 are ex pected to run slightly above 1962 prices until midwinter and ther. fall below 1962 prices until early sum mer. Old Photographs Restored PORTRAITS PHOTOGRAPHY Parties, Anniversaries and Identification Photos WIS SPECIALIZE |N WEDDING PICTURES LANIER STUDIO | Phone 6341 WALLACE, N. C. v Sittings Nights and Sundays * f' -*? - ? 1 - ?** .?**.?< ? - ? ? ? ? yft f.? i Ik-M* ^ ^ -,.^ , jc* ..Aj : .. ._ .. ,^. rn\3t ^ &&*?. 4- _ , ... ? %MtM -J i i?M fit hi .1' L.-? iflftttfe'tfftifli" iHfc t-1 '? J* ^ tei I 1 1 - - ,;? PEACE CgH| PLACEMENT TEST (NON-COMPRimif APRIL 27,1963-8:38A.M. Goldsboro, N. C. Main Post Office * ? i ?'' i . y a More than 4,000 Peace Corps Volunteers are needed to meet urgent re quests from developing nations in South America, Africa and Asia. To be considered for training programs beginning in June, July an^August, you should take the non-competitive placement test April 27. Either aapd a. completed application to the Peace Corps befdre the lest Of, fill fifie oUt| and submit it at the time you take the test For an application, of more information, write tjie Peace Corps rr see your local Postmaster. PEACE CORPS Washington 25, D. C. Published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertise? Council 1 ^ !_? i This Is The Gmbfem.of Progre&! v- *:... # % /'\k r ... _ ?$ ' _ Our Congratulations To The Farmers Of Duplin County For Their Progress In Agriculture. We Appreciate Your Patronizing Our Market And Are Looking Forward To Seyjng You Again This Year. 1 \ ? ,V. 1 Make Ripeness And Quality Your Goal In 1963? Kinston A__ a jr Tobacco . Market 1 Eck Walt, Sales Siipevisor , J ?I, n ^:?Wi fvjji; I \Vft ARF PRODD I ' I I Oil Our 1 County 1 And its Farmers - ? - I <?' up TWifl Pe troteifHi Itic I I j Distributors ft: 4$;. i' rcxiitt I s - * ' "'-f Products _ iy r*OM Gas - Keprsene - Oil jVCrUlM Products TIRES , BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Phone AT 5-2997 WALLACE, N. C. * ? W.i nwttTol TIBS I . ' . * k * * - 7 - - DON'T TELL %t We "Swiped"" This Secret Straight From The Farm Kitchen I * The Sunbeam secret of' smoothness . . . batter whipping. Dough is Wxed in small batches then batter whipped to give the tender soft i Ifi'liJuU!. ness .., the extra flavor. It's the quality of home baked bread. ?'?>. . a Vv'yJF'i * ' ? "f ??: ? . A#' " ;J :? \ ?" ?? ' OWllm.WnHlW.III'l! ? Ml#///^ #AT7/m ?tf% lL 1 Look For It At Your IVWdrtto Store, Station Or Market I IIaiIa DU? DMLaJU I Made-Rite Bakery
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