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WANTED
Used house trailer. Phone
CY8-4281 BeulavUle after 6:30.
CTF
RmI Estate
W. J. (Jack) Sitteraon
Real Estate Broker
? We want woodsland and
(arm lands to sell
? We need, now, tracts with
small tobacco allotments
? Let us try to get you more
money for your lands.
Office Phone 290 5451
Home Phone 296-5861
KKNANSVILLK, N. C.
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SUPPLIES
? LUMBER
? MOULDING
? WINDOW UNITS
? DOORS
? STORM DOORS
? SCREEN DOORS
? ROOFING AND
ASBESTOS SIDING
? PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
? PIPE FITTINGS
? BRICK. BLOCKS
? MORTOR CEMENT
? PAINT AND
BUILDERS HDWE.
I Z. J. Carter
I & Son
Iwallace^cl
WANTED
Will pay 90# per hundrod
Iks. of clean cast Iron -$1.30
for batteries
Warsaw Scrap iron Company
Highway 117. North, Warsa*,
N.C.
CTF
Typewriters. Adding machines
repaired New Royal Type
writers lor every need. Dial
Goldsboro. RE 4-0645. Worley
Typewriter Exchange. 156
South Center St.. Goldsboro.
CTF
FOR SALE: House and lot
in Kenansville on highway 24.
3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. Kit
chen, dining room and living
room. See or call Oliver Smith
Phone 296-2392, Kenansville.
3-23-3T-Pd
REPOSSESSED. Like new
zig-zag sewing machine in cabi
net. Fancy stitches and button
holer built in. Also monograms,
sews on buttons, darns, etc.
This years model. Guarantee
Is still good. Can be seen and
tried in this area. Local par
ty may finish 6 payments of
$7.10 or pay complete balance
of $42.60. Write Service Credit
Manager. Dept. B, P. O. Box
241, Asheboro, N. C.
3-30-4TC
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE. Woman
with car. Would you like to
earn $35 or more a week In
your spare time calling on
housewives in nearby areas,
with Rawleigh Prducts? Write
Rawlelgh, Dept. NCC 310-790. |
Richmond, Va.
3-2&16-2T-Pd
SAY YOU SAW IT IN
THE TIMES - SENTINEL
^ ^ M ^
16 TRUCKS rsw
TO SERVE EraSaFf
The Mount Olive and
Duplin County Area.
QUALITY ? SERVICE ? PRICE
Phono 0L8-4321
Mount Olive. N. C.
FOR GOODNESS SAKE
; Watson \s Chicken j
^??
At Your
Favorite Grocer's
ROSE HILL
POULTRY CORP.
i Bom Hill, N. C.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR
Jimmy C. West
Registered Piano Technician
Box 502. Warsaw. N. C.
Phone Kenansvllle, N.C. 296
4311.
CTF
SEWING MACHINES-New and
used at reasonable prices-re
pairs on all makes guaranteed.
Contact LITTLE S EWIN G
SHOPPE. FAISON, N. C. Dial
*7-3731, Nights 387-3341.
CTF
SINGER SEWING MACHINE:
Wanted someone this area with
good credit to ASSUME PAY
MENTS OF $12.14 MONTHLY
OR PAY COMPLETE BAL
ANCE $42.38. EQPT. TO ZIG- ,
ZAG. BUTTONHOLE. DARN ,
FANCY STITCHES EOT. Full <
details where to see and try ?
out WRITE: HOME OFFICE <
"NATIONAL'S TIME PAY- 1
ME NT BOX 283, ASHEBORO, I
N.C.
4-13-5TC
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Evans Service Center Reg. Gas
28.9. HI Test 32.9. We give
S & H Green stamps. Hwy 117 <
North of Warsaw. 1
CTF 1
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CONTACT WORK. Part time.
Ideal for housewives interest- 1
ed in extra money. Sales pro
fit basis. Home interview.
Write Avon Mgr. Mrs. Pauline
Culbreth, 2207 Klein Road, P.
O. Box 192, Wilmington, N. C.
3-23-1TC.
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By M. E. GARDNER
N. C. State University s
A good many requests have j
been received for information ,
about fruit trees which require
less space than standard sorts.
Fortunately, we do have a
rather good collection of varie
ties grafted on dwarfing root
stocks which are very desirable
for planting around the home
where space Is a problem.
First the apples:
Varieties are available on
Mailing No. 9 rootstock. This
is the most dwarfing type, the
trees reaching a helgnt erf from
6 to 10 feet at maturity. They
bear early, sometimes at the
end of the second growing sea
son, if well attended..
They should be planted in good
soil and staked for support un
til they are well established in
the soil. They may also be
supported by a wire trellis, a
wall or lattice support - Es
palier training.
These varieties are satis
factory: Yellow Transparent,
Golden Delicious and Richard
Delicious (or Wlnesap or Stay
man Wlnesap).
It Is Important to remember
that I am giving fruitful com
binations and varieties which
I know are available on Mail
ing 9 rootstock. Both Wlnesap
and Stayman are self- and
cross-unfruitful so Golden De
licious Is necessary as asource
of viable and compatible pollen
to fertilize the blossoms of
Wlnesap and Stayman.
Second, the peach:
The dwarf type peach varie
ties and self-fruitful and, when
mature, are about 8 feet tall.
This makes for easy pruning and
spraying as well as s-ace con
servation.
We have a good selection of
varieties, too. Here they are
urltVi flneVi maIam lv%
?nsn?nvdii vuivi ui j;(uwiiii5_
sis: Erly-Red Fre (whiter. If
you do not object to white
flesh.lt Is one of the best of
the early sorts; Hale Haven
(yellow); Red-haven (yellow);
and the old favorite, Elberta.
Georgia Belle (white) is also
available and has, for years,
been a favorite variety of'peo
ple in Piedmont North Caro
lina.
Third, the pear:
I am only recommending two
dwarf type pear varieties, both
of which are resistant to fire
WANTED!
MALE HELP
Have opening for First
Class Auto Mechanic.
Good Job for the
Right Man.
Reynolds Motor
Solot. I no.
" DODGE DEALERSHIP
VANCE ST..
CLINTON. N. C.
TEL. 692-2138
CTF |
_____
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Sales and Repair Service. For
Prompt Service Contact, The
Sewing Center, Warsaw, N. C.
Phone 293-4219. or Write R.
L. Thornton, 908 E. Walnu'
Street, Goldsboro. N. C.
CTF
Duplex Apartment for sale or
rent. 2 bedrooms and bath,
kitchen and living room in each,
at Surf City. See or call Davis
Evans, Phone 293-7611, War
saw, N..
CTF
WANTED
Pulpwood and taw timber
cither by cord or by tract.
We specilize in thinning. Wood
yard located at Rosemary.
Office ? Rote Hill. - open Mon
day and * Friday. Call Tele
phone 2M-Z72S Home day or
night 209-2343
Representative Wallace. Pete
Melville. Telephone 28S-3844.
Robert E Ward
Pulpwood Dealer
Drawer B
Rose Hill, N. C.
CTF
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REPOSSESSED ZIG-ZAG
SEWING MACHINE in cabinet. I
like new. Built in buttonholer r
and fancy stitches. Also mono-,
grains, sews on buttons, darns,
etc. Only 6 months old. Guaran
tee is still good. Service man
being transfered overseas. Can
be seen and tried out locally.
Can be purchased by finishing
5 payments of $8.76 or pay
complete balance of $43.80
Write Service Repossession
Dept. Home Office, Box 241.
Asneboro, N.C.
CTF
jV. C. State Professor To Lecture
At Charity High School
Mr. W. J. Powers, principal
>f Charity High School has an
nounced tnat Dr. Hubert V. Park
>f North Carolina State Univer
sity at Raleigh will appear at
Charity High as a "Visiting
i.ecturer in Mathematics" dur
ing Tuesday, March 21.
Approximately 400 studnets
and teachers of mathema
tics will receive benefits from
the lectures and from the ques
tion and answer periods.
According to Mrs. E. L. Mc
Laurln, chairman of theMathe
matlc Department at Chartr
High, Dr. Park will spend the
entire school day lecturing on
new methods of teaching and
learning mathematics. Students
studying General Mathematics
will attend sessions at 9:40
and 10:40 A.M. Afternoon ses
sions in Algebra, Geometry,
and Trigonometry will be held
at 12:06 and 1:06p.m.From2:05
to 3:00 o'clock. Dr. Park will
hold conferences.
Students and teachers at Cha
rity look forward to the appea
rance of Professor Park, for It
has always been a policy at
Charity High School to invite
experts in ill fields of study
who can aid students and tea
chers In learning activities.
PROGRAM GIVEN
Pack 167 of Magnolia, spon
sored by the P. E. Williams I
school, on March 17 had a very
impressive Cub Scout program I
at which time the Cute were
awarded badges of rank. The I
program consisted of boys de- ,
monstratlng what they learned (
as Cub Scouts. In conclusion, i
five received their Webelos I
rank and two of these Cute, i
Willie Williams andDavld Brin- '
son, graduated to Troop 157. i
The winner of Kite Derby, Cub '
Scout, Owen Dixon, was award- '
ed a first place trophy. After .
the program, the parents. Cub
Scouts, and their leaders were
treated to refreshments sup
plied by the parents. The three
Den Motheiv responsible for the
wonderful program of Cub'
Scoutlpg In the school are Phe
Me Moore, Sarah Rogers, and
Bertha Graham. Present for the
festive occasion was District
Scout Executive Larry Kings
ley, who presented some of
the swards and thank-you cer
tificates to the Den Mothers.
? ? ? ?
Remember to fly your flag
Easter Sunday.
Explorer Bill Britt
They are even wafted lazily on 1
the breezes that come our way
from Florida, stopping off at all
stations to deploy a few million
disease spores. The Jet age is
old hack to these spores be
cause they were around long
before the Wright Brothers dis
covered Kitty Hawk.
And so, you be prepared:
spray or dust regularly; use the
right materials at the proper
time; spr ay thoroughly cover- '
ins both sides of the leaves, i
Read the label, and observe
the usual precautions when
handling and applying pes
ticides.
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Have You Seen
TORGINOL
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District Scout News
Troop 52 of Alberts on, spon
sored by the Albertson Rurltan
Club, with Robert Shelton Gra
dy, as Institutional Representa
tive, recently completed a two
day camping trip to Forest
Rouse's Pona. Scoutmaster Bil
ly Rouse said there were four
teen boys present for the hiking
and camping trip and he con
sidered It very successful.
Some of the program consisted
of: First class nature study,
tracking and trailing events, and
First Class cooking skills Scout
master Rouse Indicated that the
boys qualified for the precam
poree points which stated that
a patrol must hike Into a given
area carrying all Its equipment,
camp a minimum of sixteen
consecutive hours, and then hike
out with all Its equipment.
TROOP RECRUITS AND
CAMPS
Troop 51 of Wallace, spon
iored by the Wallace Rotary
:iub, with Jessie Jenkins as
nstitutlonal Representative,
uid has been continually recruit
lng new boys and now has a
total of 16. The troop under
the leadership of Scoutmaster
David Powell, has carried out
many events and quite recently
camped out at Manly Carr's
F arm. The programconslsted of
First Class star study In the
evening, practicing camporee
events such as flag pole raising
and the rescue relay event.
Friday evening was the scene of
fox-and-hound game which In
the words of the Scoumaster,
would rival any football game.
The Scouts completed the week
end by hiking back to Wallace
by way of Teachey giving the
Scouts at least a five mile
hike.
EVENTFUL TRIP TAKEN
Troop 45 of Rose HOI, spon
sored by the Rose Hill Lions
Club, with J. W. Bonham, Jr.
as Institutional Representative
recently took a trip to Chapel
Hill and Raleigh. The exact de
tails of the trip are not known
at this time, but it sounds
like the trip was filled with
plenty of adventure.
I "tffif I
By: M. E. GARDNER
N. C. Stare University
There Is a new ornamental
pear variety which created a
good deal of Interest during
the annual meeting of the North
Carolina Nurserymen's Asso
ciation In January. The name of
the variety Is Bradford and it
was selected by USDA scien
tists.
Dr. Edward Corbett, a USDA
research horticulturist, sta
tioned at the U. S. Plant In
troduction Station, Glen Dale,
With Oar
Boys
JERRY A. CARTER
FT. DDC.N. J. - Army Private
Jerry A. Carter. 18, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Car
ter, Route I, Warsaw, N. C.,
completed a field communica
tions crewman course at Fort
Dlx, N. J., December 9.
During the course, he was
trained to string wire from the
field to the communication cen
ter. Instruction was also given
In basic electricity, Svdtch
board Installation and operation
and pole climbing.
blight. Moonglow Is early, at
tractive and the flavor Is rated
as good. Magness Is one of the
newer blight resistant varieties
of good quality and aromatic.
It Is self-unfruitful so must
Ka nl mntmA aiMthsa wefUtir
wv nuu eMtVMiw* ?OM
for pollination. Moonglow Is
compatible and will give a fruit
ful combination.
If you wish to try some of
these dwarf types, let me know
and I will pin you In touch
with a source of supply.
Hammond Organs
Hammond Pianos
$49540
Organs la use than all aftsr
"One reason tney are |M?
M lor a.Mfeftn* never ts
go eat of tune."
Johnson Music House
New River Sbsfftac CeaSsr
Jackson vtDo-Pksae M7-4447
JOHNSON PIANO *
ORGAN CO.
KMTON. N. C.
Md.. showed beautiful color
slides of trees In bloom and
leaf coloration in the fall.
This relatively new or
namental tree has prolific and
beautiful white flowers; silvery,
glossy green foliage in summer
changing to crimson to dark
red in the fall; the fruits are
few, russet colored and incon
spicuous. They hold on well
into the winter (in the South)
and are said to be anractive
to birds; growth habit is up
right, compact and non-thorny;
it is hardy and resistant to fire
blight ana other common pear
diseases.
When mature, Bradford
reaches a height of about 50
feet. It appears that this tree
would be desirable as a speci
men plant in a large yard. It
might also be attractive plant
ed on both sides of a road
leading into an estate. It is
also recommended for street
planting where it will not com
pete with utility wires.
I know of two possible sources
of nursery stock and will send
you the addresses if you wish
to try this new ornamental va
riety.
Hear yel Hear yel It's that
time again - man's never end
ing battle against insect disease
pests. Aphid eggs are ready
to crack and Insects of all
kinds are poised to wake up
from their deep winter sleep
and bop you one.
And trial ain't all. The di
seases are also ready to break
out of winter quarters and shoot
more disease spores at you
than you can get from a bet
tery of 20 guage shotguns load- T*
ed with number nine bird shot.
Hey, Mr. Texpeyerl
II your 1966 Federal In
come Tex Return shows yon
are due a refund (and we
hope it doesl) be sere to mad
your return direct to:
INTERNAL REVENUE
SERVICE CENTER
4S00 Buford Highway,
Chamblee, Georgia 30004
Look lor the convenient selL
addressed envelope in the In
struction booklet sent with
your income t^i form.
Using this address will spaed
np your refund check]
(Tito Ab?v? AmiwmminI Is A
Public S-rric- Of Tfcia Nawspapar)
FOR SALE - 3 bedroom home
)ullt-ln range and oven. Central v
teat. Lot 200-200. Located on J
ilghway 11 Just outalde Ke- j
lansvUle City limits. Ideal for I
Alldren. Shown by appointment, t
:all Carole B Murphy - Mount
lllve, 658-4126 or KenanavOle h
196-4831 after 6:00 p.m.
S-30-4T-Pd
FOR SALE: 1 lot 150 feet
rot* by 290 feet In Warsaw,
lood Location. Contact: W. B.
: sr It on, Phone LY 2-3249,
; lint on, N. C. after 7 p.m.
1-6-CT-Pd
FOR SALE: 12-foot open and
ip-to-dtte freezer, grill ard
ileo freah-o-matlc ateemer,
?otha. Contact Parkhurr
? ood-O-Rama, Roee HOI.
'hone 289-3548.
I-8-4TC k
ATTENTION
Contractors and.
Home Builder*
We Are Specialist la
Electric Heat Insola
tion Direct Fkem Fac
tory To Too.
CaU For
Free Estimate
Ingram Bras.
Oleander Ave.
Wilmington, N. C
E. W. GODWIN'S SONS I
Call Us If You Need Lumber I
Or Building Materials
From Forest -To Mill -To You! I
WALLACE, N. C. WILMINGTON-N. C.
Phone AT 5-2908 Phone RO 2-7747J
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\\ Sales-Parts- HI
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Quality I
Farm I 1/1
Equip. Co. 1 1)1
Clinton,
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Ask For Flakes' Recaps
,:3ii at your
Favorite Service Station
SEE
FLAKES TIRE SERVICE
Clinton, N. C.
Wilmington Hwy. LY 2-2809
WELLS STOCKYARDS [
Wallace, N. C.
Auction Every Thursday
Buying and Selling Daily
(Except Sunday)
OFFICE PHONE AT 5-2161
D. L. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2261
JACK P. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2511
Stop Save
B A K GAS STATION I
Warsaw, N. C.
GAS FOR LESS
"Your Independent Dealer"
REGULAR ? tic PER GALLON HI- TEST ? tic
B. A. K. Sells Gas sad Kerosene ? "Never Gives ust" I
All Brands Of Oil I
BELTON D. MINSHEW -OWNERS- MATTIE MINSHKvl
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A LEADING INDUSTRY
NEEDS TRAINED PERSONNEL
Today, printing and publishing is America's fifth
largest industry?doing in excess of ten billion dollars per
year. There is a great demand for trained and educated
personnel.
For more than 500 years, the history of printing has
been a general part of the history of civilisation. The
industry today, through concerted effort in technological
research, is a leader in modern methods of production.
The opportunity for high school graduates is here. You
should investigate by contacting local printers and pub
lishers or by writing to Chowan College School of Graphic
Arts, Murfreesboro, N. C. 27855, area 919, 3984101,
extension 29.