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FOR SALE - Pepper, tomato,
cabbage and collara plants. See
or call Otis Ridge, Warsaw.
Route 8. Phone 293-1303.
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SINGER: Sewing Machine ca
binet model, ZIG-ZAGER, But
ton holer, Etc. Local person can
finish payments $10.00 monthly
or cash balance $38.90. See lo
cally write: "National's Fi
nancing Dept.". Adjustor, Nic
hols. Drawer 280, Asheboro,
N. C.
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WANTED
Will pay $l.2S for batteries.
Warsaw Scrap Iron Company
Highway 117, North, Warsaw,
N. C.
err
Shady Havan Nursing Home
P. O. Boat 874. Burgaw. N. C.
72 beds - Full Nursing Care
N.C. Licensed - Medicare Ap
proved. Write for Brochure -
Telephone 259-4775
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WANTEDs Experienced me
chanic. Delmar Mlnchew Buick
Olds, Inc.. Telephone285-2465,
Wallace. N. C."
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DRUMS FOR SALE ?
55 gal drums Supply unlimited.
Price. 13.00 per drum.
Evans Service Center in War
saw.
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Typewriters, Adding machines
repaired New Royal Type
writers ior every need Dial
Goldsboro. RE 4-0845 Worley
Typewriter Exchange, 156
South Center St., Goldsboro.
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SEWING MACHINES-New and
used at reasonable prices-re
pairs on all makes guaranteed.
Contact LITTLE S EW I N G
SHOPPE, FAISON, N. C. Dial
367-3731. Nights 367 3341
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REPOSSESSED ZIG - ZAC
SEWING MACHINE in cabinet,
like new. Built In buttonholer
and fancy stitches. Also mono
grams, sews on buapru. darns,
etc. Only 6 months old. Guaran
tee Is still good. Service man
being rraasfered overseas. Can
be seen and tried out locally.
Can be purchased by finishing
5 pay meats of $8.76 or pay
complete . balance of $43.80
Write service Repossession
Dept. Home Office, Box 241,
Asheboro.jN.C.
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FOR SAUE: 38 acre pond and
store type building. Duplin
County's finest fishings pond.,
This is where the biggest fish,
are caught., Whitfield's pood is
for sale, coitactlSryee H. Pic-\
ken, Mt. Olive, N. C.. Tele
phone 658-2^88.
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Singer twin needle dial stitch
zig-sag machine In cab. Makes
buttonholes without attach
ments. Someone with good cre
dit to take over 4 payments
$11.40 per month. Discount for
cash. Write Credit Dept., Box
882. Dunn, N. C.
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LOOK. LOOK or It can cost
vou if your car Is not Inspected
before your time limit is up.
Come in to see us for official
safety Inspection.
Evans Service Center In War
saw.
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Man over 21 to sell Nationally
Advertized Products to estab
lished Customes In this Coun
ty. F arm background preferred.
*100.00 weekly guarantee at
start. Write Watkins Products,
Inc., Box 1092, Goldsboro, N. C.
5 -18 -4 TC
STOP BY YOUR MOBIL HILL
TOP STATION in Kenansville.
for your gas 34.9 HI Test. 31.9
Reg. Oil, soft drinks, candles -
Small line of groceries. Opera
ted by L. F. Holland.
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KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
Immediate opening for ope
rator with 0-26-056 experience.
We offer excellent working con
ditions, diversified autles,
chance for rapid advancement,
plus good starting rate.
Write Box 68-A-KPO, Ke
nansville, N. C.
4-11-2TC
Albertson
News
PERSONALS
Miss Myra Maxwell and Miss
Lottie Bell from Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Frank Outlaw
and Mrs. Warren Maxwell dined
at Hussey's Restaurant Sun
day. They went to Seven Springs
later to visit the Morgan Max
well family. Their son frotr
Spartanburg. S. C., Jake Max
well. was home for a short
visit.
Mrs. Pearl Kornegay accom
panied Mrs. Ethel Kelly to a
Library meeting in Goldsboro,
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kornegay
went to Robersonville Sunday to
visit their children, the Layton
Cochrins.
Mr. and Mrs. Faison Smith
spent the week end in Raleigh
visiting their children Faison,
Jr. and family and Lou Gene
Hemphill and family.
Mrs. Lessie Horton has been
on the sick list this week, but
is improving.
Mr. Ed Smith from Sumter,
S. C. spent the week end with
friends and relaives in and
around Albertson.
Company with Mr. Malcom
Grady last week were Mrs.
Lila Carol King and Mrs. Pau
line Carol Wells from Wilming
ton. Mrs. Katie Bell Carol Aus
tin from Penderlea. Mrs. Ka
thryn King White from Raleigh,
Mrs. Isobelle West and son Ja
cob. Jr. from Kins ton, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Rouse from Moss
Hill, Mrs. Blanch Whitfield
Reaves from Mt. Olive and H. A.
Allen and son from Warsaw.
Mrs. Horace Kornegay, Je
anne and Angle from Jackson
ville, visited her sister, Mjrs.
Hess Davis, Sr. Sunday.
Sevens Springs
If there isn't one, there should
be a legend, that when the Good
Jimmy C. West Registered
Piano Technician
Box 502. Warsaw
PHONE
KENANSVILLE 296-4311
Registered Angus Bulls for.
sale. Performance tested
choice. Also choice fed steers,
you pick and slaughter for free
zer. Joe Williams. Hedgerow
Farms. Route 1, Row Hill.
Phone Six-Runs 533-3377.
4-2$-8wks-C
AVON CALLING
Rural Women - What county
do you live in? Excellent earn
ing opportunity for rural women
selling to their farm neighbors.
Choose your own selling time so
that it doesn't interfere with
farm duties. No obligation to
inquire. Immediate openings.
Call 762-2963 after 5:00 or
write Mrs. Pauline Culbreth
Avon Manager, Box 192, Wilm
ington, N. C.
i-uru mdue neavcu auu carui,
he had a small piece of heaven
left over and some how, he
found a little spot down on the
Neuse River in Wayne County,
where he placed it and after a
Ions time, it was named Seven
Springs.
Yesterday, I went down there
and wandered around among the
dog-wood hlossoms, hanging
moss, and wisteria. It is a place
for memories and dreams. The
peaceful atmosphere makes you
wonder why you've stayed away
so long.
As you know, there are seven
mineral springs. All have dif
ferent analysis. Young Gilbert
Maxwell, with his fascinating
Smile is there to serve you the
kind you need. I believe there
is one to improve your disposi
tion.
Auxiliary Meeting
Of Post m uL
3 MtH iinf-'9Tt2 ??;<
The American Legion Auxi
liary District meeting, was held
at the Maxwell's Mifi Hut Th
ursday, April 4.
The meeting was called to
order by the District President,
Mrs. Gladys Nunn from Klnston.
Pledge of Allegiance to the flag
was led by Mrs. Ray Hill from
Klnston . Invocation by Mrs.
Clyde Potter. Preamble to the
constitution was led by Mrs.
Betty Joyner from Klnston.
Welcome was by Unit President,
Lee Maxwell. Greetings were by
Legion Commander. Houston
Howard. Annual reports by units
from Alberts on, Goldsboro.
Klnston and Wallace were out
standing.
Three fine young musicians
from thelocalband, "TheCoun
try Showmen," entertained.
Dwight Nethecutt, guitar and
folk singing, Neal Davenport
at the piano and A1 Johnson,
guitar.
Hussey's Restaurant from
Seven Springs put on a chicken
barbecue dinner for approxi
mately fifty people.
Introduction of the Depart
ment president was made by
Mrs. Lola Mae Smith from
Shelby , N. C. Also by Mrs.
Pauline Honeycutt, Shelhy. Our
Goldstar mother. Mrs. Mattle
Simmons, from Goldsboro was
recognized.
Recognization was made of
Department officers, chairman
and members of committees.
Nominations were made for the
District officers. An invitation
for next district meeting was
extended. .
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WANTED
Fiberglass runnabout, motor
and trailer. Telephone 298-4281
after 5:30 p.m. Beulavllle.
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Wanted - Building material
salesman in Golds bo ro and Mt.
Olive area. A clean, sober man
who wants a future. Apply to Box
68-A.
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Magnolia News
Personals
On Saturday, March 30. Mrs.
Elbert Baker, Elbert Lee Ba
ker. Mrs. Robert Burns, Jane
Blackburn, Vernell Blackburn,
Bonnie A1 ridge, Jane Boone
and ginger Kay Brock all shop
ped in Raleigh and also saw Gone
With the Wind at the Cardinal
Theater In North Hills Shopping
Center.
Mr. Z. W. Frazelle drove the
Kenansville activity bus to Ra
leigh Friday and carried Mrs.
Carolyn Field's seventh grade
to the Ice Capades. Members of
the Class who went were Penny
Usher, Allse Brown, Gail
Chestnutt, Kathy Johnson, Beth
Potter, Bettle Sanderson,
Br end a Boone, Glenn West
brook, Allen Barnett, Martha
Wilson. Jerry Usher, Jane Be
asley, Edward Howard, Larry
Cavenaugh, Faye West, Rocky
Wallace, Mark Pope, Murchison
Usher and Dan Tucker. The
group was chaperoned by their
teacher, Mrs. Fields and Mrs.
William Potter, Mrs. Marvin,
Usher and Mrs. McDonald
Beasley.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tucker
of Greensboro spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson
of Rose Hill spent Sunday with
Mrs. Laura Merritt and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Berkley and
son David of Chattanooga, Ten
nessee visited Mrs. Nellie Batts
and Miss Shelby Baits Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Pickett
of Chinquapin visited Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Turner. Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lillian Quton. Mrs.
Bans and Miss Shelby Batts
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Batts and Miss
Shelby Batts went to Wilming
ton Monday on business.
Miss Linda Ezzell spent Sa
turday night in Warsaw with
Mrs. Donnle Ezzell. Mrs. Ez
zell brought her. home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Smith vi
sited Mrs. Thelma Lopo, Miss
Barbara Lupo and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Payne in Charlotte Fri
day night. They were enroute to
Atlanta, Ga. to attend the South
easter L. P. Gas Convention
Sunday they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Gaylor and family
In Atlanta. On Wednesday they
went to Birmingham, Ala
bama where they spent till Sa
turday with Mr. and Mrs. Ros
well Gaylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmltt Sas
ser and Rhonda Butler spent
Sunday with relatives In the
Topsail Community. Michelle
Alfred returned home with
them and Is spending this week
with Rhonda.
.
Last Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Nellie Batts and Miss Shelby
Batts were Mrs. Herman Ca
venaugh, Mrs. Kent Brown and
Mrs. Lillian Quinn of Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker,
Nelson and Stanley spent Sun
day In Greenville with Mr. and
Mrs. Stacy Evans and family.
" Mrs. Lawton Brown spent
some time the first of the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Stroud
In Goldsboro.
Mrs. Albert Guy and Mrs.
Victor Parker shopped In Wal
lace, Sourday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Guy, Mrs. Victor
Parker and Mrs. William Earl
Mitchell shopped In Goldsboro
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Potter. Mrs.
Roscoe Potter, Mrs. Joseph
Rouse and Miss Bettle Grey
Rouse shopped in Wilmington
Wednesday afternoon.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert West were Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Woodruff and children
of Wilmington.
Mrs. Neva Merrltt of Wilm
ington spent the week end with
her sisters Mrs. Betty Mae
Tucker and Mrs. Brazil Brown.
Mrs. Lei a Mercer of Beu
lavtlle visited Mrs. Brazil
Brown and Mrs. Betty Mae
Tucker, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Carol Ann Tucker
and her roommate from East
Carolina Unlversity.'Greenville
spent the week end with her fa
ther, R. G. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Qulrm vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. John Wells
in Kinston Sunday afternoon.
They also visited Mrs. Wendell
Evans in Lenoir Memorial Hos
pital. They returned home by
way of Goidsboro and had sup
Etr with Mr. and Mrs. Mark
ull.
Or. and Mrs. S. B. Hunter,
Jr. of Kenly visited Miss Louise
Croom and Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Horne, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Horne
and Mrs. Paul Bass attended the
silver wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stroud,
Sunday afternoon.
Social
Security
The premium for the doctor
bill insurance part of medicare
increases from 14 to |4 in
April.
Persons 65 and over who are
enrolled for the supplementary
medical insurance and re
ceiving monthly social security
benefits will find the checks
delivered to them on April 3 a
dollar less than last month's
payment. For an elderly couple
receiving a combined benefit
check, the reduction will be H
each, or a total of 12.
All social security benefit
check amounts were changed
last month, as a 13 percent
benefit increase became effec
tive. The amount of the in
crease in benefits was con
siderably more than the II by
which tne medical insurance
premium is increased.
The Government will continue
to match the increased pre
mium, so the doctor bill insur
ance will continue to be worth
twice the amount of the premium
paid by the individual older
person.
The medicare law provides
for the periodic review of the
costs of the medical insurance
program and for any necessary
adjustments in the premium
rate.
The following elements ac
counted for the 91 increase in
the rate, beginning this month:
About 20 cents to finance the
program at the level of the past
18 months. Recent estimates in
dicate that the protection pro
vided by the program was worth
96.40 per month during the past
period, and the premium rate
therefore should have been
93.20.
About 23 cents for the in
creased benefit protection pro
vided by the 1967 amendments.
About 27 cents to cover the
expected Increase of about 5
percent per year in physicians*
About 11 cents because It Is
expected that people ender me
dicare will use more services
covered by the medical in
surance.
' About 14 cents because the de
ductible which the patients pays
'will be a smaller proportion of
Ithe total covered medical
charges In the future.
I About 5 cents as a margin
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I Offte. 289-2725 1
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Rom Hi. N.C. j
BUY YOUR TIRES at Evans
Service Center at Wholesale.
Reg. Gaa 28.9 High Test 32.9.
We give S & H green stamps,
also, John Beam alignment
and wheel balacing at Evwis
Service Center, Warsaw.
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FOR SALE - Iron-Age Trans
planter J. K. Maxwell, Pink
Hill. Phone LO 8-6426.
4-18-2TC
Card Off Thanks
Mrs. Nellie Baits wishes to
thank each and everyone for all
their remembrances during her
recent stay in New Hanover
Memorial Hospital, Wilming
ton and since her return home.
The visits, flowers, cards,
prayers, gifts and all acts of
kindness have meant much
to her and to her children.
Evalyn Everett
Circle Met
The Evelyn Everett Circle of
W.M.S. met Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. Willie Grey
Johnson.
Circle chairman, Mrs. Al
bert Pope called the meeting to
order and gave the devotional.
In the absence of the program
chairman, Mrs. Pope also led
the program, assisted by Mrs.
Kenneth Johnson, Mrs. Elbert
Baker, Mrs. Clifton Chestnutt,
Mrs. Herbert Smith, and Mrs.
Rachel Branson. Program topic
for the month was Prepara
tion For Mission Action." Mrs.
Clifton Chestnutt closed the
program with prayer.
Tne meeting adjourned after a
short business session during
which workers for the nursery
were discussed.
At the close of the meeting
the hostess served cookies,
nuts, candy and coffee or drinks.
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THE TIMES - SENTINEL
Hammond Organs
Hammond Pianos
0RGAN8 FROM
$495.00 ,
Organs la me thai all ether
make* pet together.
"One reason they are guar
anteed for a lifetime never
to go out of tone..'
Johnson Music House
New River fTTiipplag Center
Jackson vflle-Phone 347-4447
JOHNSON PIANO
& ORGAN CO.
Kington, R C. _
MS
? umber
? MOULDING
? WINDOW UNITS
? DOOMS
? STOWS DOOMS
? SCREEN DOOMS
? MOOTING AND
ASRESTQS SIDING
o PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
? PIPE FITTINGS
? MUCK. SLOCKS
? MORTOR CEMENT
? PAINT AND
BUILDERS HDWE.
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Ask For Flakes' Recaps
at your
Favorite Service Station
SEE
FLAKES TIRE SERVICE
Clinton, N. C.
Wilmington Hwy. LY 2-2809
Ask For...
I RAT BUSTER lA
The Proven Rat and (jrfj
| Mouse Killer. ths rat iuskr
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E. W. GODWIN'S SONS
Call Us If You Need Lumber
Or Building Materials
From Forest - To Mill - To You!
WALLACE, N. C. WILMINGTON* N. C.
Pkw AT 5-2908 Phone RO 2-?747
Stop!? Save
B A K GAS STATION
Warsaw. N. C.
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Opens drains - cleans septic tanks. I
Money back guarantee I
3 oz. pkg. $1.25 - 1 lb. can $3.95 |? \
I At most stores.
Or send $3.95 for 1 lb. can postpaid.
I Master Products Co. Box 531 I
I Fayetteville, N. C. 28302 1
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I WELLS STOCKYARDS
m W.U.C., N- C.
Auction Every Thursday
Buying and Selling Daily
(Except Sunday)
OFFICE PHONE AT 5-2161
D. L. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2261 I
JACK P. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2511 f
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For Eating
Out Pleasure!
Bring the
Whole Family.
Dad Tjreat Mom and the Kids to dinner oat, with
plenty at good food, family fun. Enjoy our plea
-I sant atmosphere, and warm friendly service.
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