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Taken From Life
L BY h. a. stallings
CHADBOURN, Nov. 26 — A3
tforth Carolina is finding out
Zre is an urgency about devel
a farm income to take the
op'ng the millions of dollars
plaf in be lost in 1948 by the
ttiat cp reductoins in tobacco
and peanuts._
With this in mind we went to
1bourn where the far-sight
Rjii Edmunds, who is secre
ea nf th° Chadbourn Chamber
Commerce and vice-president
0 southeastern North Caro
0 Civic Congress, took us
linalr,j to Visit the Chadbourn
fcldng Company and the
gjjbourn Livestock Market.
The Chadbourn Packing Com
' ;s owned and operated by
pa V Blake and A. B. Brady.
. provides a daily cash mar
LP for hogs, cattle sheep
f"bs it turns out as finished
‘ioducts fresh sausage, pork
p ee smoked sausage. Wie
! Bologna, pork and pork
" Li wholly in North Carolina.
ca fbeef and beef cuts. All of
5fis sold only to wholesale
Sets. Its sales outlets are lo
180—Ugal__
-ixTCUTBIX NOTICE
„ndersigned having qualified as
Thetr^ of the Estate of Margaret
E«culr‘x deceased, ‘ate of the County
° Hanover, this is to notify all
of having claims against said Es
pel tn present them to the undersigned,
,s"t, C Wessell. Jr., Attorney, WU
North Carolina, on or before
ir^-nh day of November, 1948, or
X- notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery All persons indebted to
Z JZ Estate will please make un
Mvment to the undersigned.
■gSd'SIT 20th day of November,
1M1, VANNIE CRAIG
Executrix
Classified Display
Tht best of gift•
it a
Spencer!
It gives new beauty
—graceful posture—
restful support.
Lovely materials
from which to
choose.
Dial 6214
Mrs. W. C.
Ramseur
SPENCER'S^ SUPPORTS
« L M1N C T 0 M
ELECTRICAL
SUPPLY CO.
WHOLESALE ONLY
709 Sntt St Wilmington, N. C.
SAYE MONEY
Borrow From Us
And PAY Cash!
ITS AS EASY TO PAY
AS IT IS TO BORROW
COFER MOTOR
FINANCE CO.
DIAL 2-1956
208i/2 MARKET ST.
Manor Theatre Bldg.
COLD STORAGE
MEAT CURING
COUNTRY STYLE
Plain Salt . . ,2c per pound
Sugar cure Salt
3c per pound
All Curing and Work Done
by experienced help and
GUARANTEED
Frozen Food Locker
& Processing Co.
1802 North 5th St. (Hilton)
Wilmington, N. C.
Too Heavy ?
EASE THAT LOAD!
presen* Car payments
aKi o to be Borne comfort
fn,y can help lighten that
• By Refinancing, with
J; you can obtain a payment
ftule far more easily
today**2’ Stop ™’ taIk with us
M AND J
finance coup.
J32 Princess St. Dial 2-2740
The company also has freezer
lockers which are rented to pa
trons, desiring to preserve
meats.
The Chadbourn Livestock
Market is owned by Lance Wil
liams and operated by J. B. Wil
liams. They have livestock mar
kets at Marion, Lumberton,
Clinton, Warsaw and Chad
bourn. This is a daily cash mar
ket for livestock. It is now using
as temporary quarters the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad pens
but will build its own quarters
in a short time.
We now draw attention to the
effect on the Chadbourn area of
two daily cash markets for live
stock. We obtained from these
twi plants the names of those
who have sold livestock to these
two markets since October 15.
Bear in mind that each of these
is the name of a farmer who
has produced enough livestock
for his own use and over and
above that livestock for sale.
Here are the names: A. V. No
bles, H. M. Fulwood, Herbert
King, P. H. Strickland, Cecil
Green, Arthur L. Hammond,
Sam Bullard, Vann Coleman,
Lacey Rogers, H. O. Stone,
Charlie Hammonds, Mayo Har
die, N. A. Barnes, Leroy Hil
burn, H. A. Anderson, W. H.
Martin, Hasie Brothers, Elroy
Hilburn, D. H. Atkinson, F. C.
Hilburn, Vernon Hilburn, J. A.
Hooks, D. H. Britt, Elijah Law
rence, A. F. Harrelson, Simon
Horn, Tim Powell, M. C. Fields,
John H. Carter, Harry Nobles,
R. S. Sellers, David Ward, Lu
ther Norris, Joe Singleton, J. B.
McClelland, Walter M. Smith,
Floyd Williamson, Glenn Sell
ers, A. D. Bullard, T. W. Smith,
V. E. Smith, A. I. Williamson,
W. O. White, Z. V. Williamson,
Bill Johnson, Dick White, Ful
ton Nobles, Zano Ray, Paul Lin
ton, H L. Strickland, B. C.
Wright, T. M. Tilley, H. J.
Causey, T. G. Elliott, W. G. Al
len, D. H. Jordon, J. G. Rich
ardson, Seth Strickland, A. V.
Williamson, Oscar Jenkins, E.
C. Grainger, W. C. Callahan, J.
S. Wells, M. S. Turner, Luther
Hardie, Rosser McColskey,
Kubbard Wells, J. F. Turner,
W. W. Hayes, C. A. Baldwin, S.
D. Hayes, Bill Hooks, Isaac
Oliver, Frank Anderson, R. L.
Sellers, N. A. Barnes, F r an k
Inzer.
There are seventy-eight farm
ers in the trade area of .iust one
town in Southeastern North Car
olina who in the short period
since October 15 have derived a
farm income from something
else besides tobacco and pea
nuts. They actually are profit
ing by a diversification of farm
Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE—Four Tickets Caro
lina-Virginia game. Call 7949
9 to 1: 2:30 to 5.
FURNISHED GARAGE apartment
newly painted, including china,
silver, cooking utensils. Dial
5318.
FOUR ROOM apt. for rent un
furnished. Dial 2-9101, 113 N. 6th
St._
Classiiied Display
CINDER BLOCKj
BUILDINGS i
VND MANY OTHER TYPES OF I
BUILDING MATERIALS!
Lumber In All Sires! Three in one
Shingles in *11 colors. Doors
and Windows With Frames
Plumbing Fixtures »nd Pip*
Outside Electrical distribu
tion system including
Creosoted poles, cross
arms, insulator* and
transformers.
The MOHAWK Co.
Maffitt Village—Wilmington. N. C.
'25 '50
Larger Loans on
Furniture & Autos
AETNALOAN
>nd FINANCE Co.
(Formerly Wilminfton
Finance Co.)
202 Murchison Bid?.
2nd Floor — Dial 7942
income. It ffl safe to aay that
this fine record would not have
been achieved except for the
existance of two daily cash
markets.
If Southeastern North Caro
lina is to win the fight for a
profitable diversification of
farm income it must give recog
nition to and express its appre
ciation to the farmers of the
section who today a.e doing
this. These 78 named above ar^
not relying solely on tobacco
and peanuts. They are putting
into practice what the experts
preach to be the salvation of
North Carolina.
If by locating and encourag
- —-—i- ■ ■ . . — -
ing those who sore diversifying
we can bring about an increase
in .diversification we can win
this fight and we can develop
income to take the place of that
lost by tobacco and peanut re
ductions. Those who are helping
win this fight more than de
j serve all the recognition and
tribute Southeastern North Car
olina can give them.
A new glass, called Nesa, that
conducts electricity and, there
fore, can be electrically heated
to keep it free of ice and fog,
is being installed in control ca
bins of passenger planes.
Believe/torAbt/
ORANGE 1
53 YEARS OLD 1
S77LL IN GOOD
CONDITION
Owned by C.A.CORNELL
5ronxville,N.y.
-jAl
W*>5°%MPKIN m rf
Moultrie, Georgia
SHAVED HIMSELF WITH A MEATCLEAVER
AIL HIS LIFE -5b VEARS/
USING NO SOAP OR WATER
WEEP NOT FOR ME FRIENDS ■
THOUGH DEATH DO i!S SEVER I
I AM GOING EO DO NOTHING
FOREVER AND EVER
i j
O^1OF THE OVERWORKED HOUSEWIFE
Bermondsey Churchyard,Londort
Or* •*«». KM* ft'ur %»Jxu %WJ »t*>.
RATTLESNAKE
k WITH MO
Found by <<^Bi
mrs.m.k.davis
Stockton,Caiiforn&
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS 52. A volcanic 18. Great
1. Farm tuff quantity
buildings 20. Gulf
6. Book of the DOWN (Siberia)
Apocrypha 1. Marsh 21. Pig
11. Bay window 2. People of pen
12. Ascended Arabia 23. Humor
13. Full of gas 3. Stand up 25. Permit
14. Reigning 4. Lairs 26. Rudiments
beauty 5. Cunning 27. Nimble
IB. Wager 6. Pad, as of 29. Flap
16. Mulberry paper 32. Ill-humor
17. Evening 7. Metallic 33. Evening
sun god rock (poet.)
(Egypt.) 8. A roll of 34. Selenium
18. River cloth (sym.)
(Chin.) 9. Little island 37. Work
19. Inflamed, 10. Abound 39. Mix
painful 16. Constella- 40. Subtle
spots tion emanation
22. Regulation
Il**»
Yeaterday'a Anitver
41. Long nail
44. A law
(Jew. Lit.)
46. Fish
47. Lizard
48. Affirmative
reply
24. Engage
ment#
(mil.)
28. A whole
30. Bark
31. Landed
properties
35. Thrice
(mus.)
36. Make a
sloping
edge
38. Belonging
to me
39. American
Indian
42. Personal
pronoun
43. Devoured
45. Flower
47. Hard,
black wood
49. Sultan’s
decree
50. Loud
(mus.)
51. Cruder
CRYPTOQUOTE—A cryptogram quotation
JTR LJISO JY TPLIWR DPARF LOR
BOJHR BJWHK A M T — F O P A R F V R P W R.
Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: ALL WE HAVE OF FREEDOM
ALL WE USE OR KNOW—THIS OUR FATHERS BOUGHT
FOR US—KIPLING.
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"Our little Dennis enjoys the dram you gave him so roach,
so we brought year little boy one!’*
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SEEING YOU PERSONALLY RI6HTFUL MINE AS SNOW. WE’LL SOON
8EPORE CALLING THE - THESE PAPERS SET TO THE BOTTOM
fecE,I THOUGHT I'D n PROVE. t-'W"") OFTHlSj—
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LATER.... n-28
JANE ARDEN— INTERVIEW "
___________ - -,
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,KID THINKS the FLATFOOT THINK! WHEN I COULDN'T FIND THE TOO BAD-.-THERE'S A TIDY REWARD FOR ITS RECOVERY.
VOU FOUND SOME- WHO SEARCHED DIAMOND ON YOU 1 FIGURED YOU'D AND WHILE I SEARCH, I'M PLACING SOU UNDER.
THINS OF MINE ME WHEN I GOT HIDDEN IT QUICKLY, AND I LAID LOW, ARREST, SIMON OELLEBV
HE LOST IN THE ON TH' TRAIN. WAITING FOR YOU TO GET IT BACK.
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GASOLINE ALLEY-- ARTFUL DODGER
I'LL STAY DOWN TOWN . V THERE IS NOTHING TO DO fM STAYING HERE.
FOR LUNCH. WON'T YOU BE I UNTIL DINNER TIME. IF YOU'D MOMMY CAN ALWAYS
LONESOME HERE ALL ALONE? I RATHER. YOU CAN GO HOME. FIND WORK FOR IDLE
HANDS TO DO.
II
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HETOLDBIMBO Y YOU'VE NEVER GOSSIPING AGAIN-.
THAT YOU'RE A lSEEN MY WORK.. JUST LIKE A WOMAN.. DON'T
MILLIE, YOU DON'T \ YOU DID NOT.. ’ GREAT ARTIST-J SAY.'HOW ABOUT YOU KNOW THAT A WAG6IN6
KNOW HOW MUOHI \ A FRIEND OP YOU ARE A VISITING MY TONGUE IS THE GREATEST
APPRECIATE YOUR YOURS AT THE GREAT jL\ STUDIO? HOW/ SINGLE CAUSE OF TROUBLE
FRIENDSHIP.... / ART GALLERY \ ARTIST/ ■ \ IN THIS WORLD- WELL?
AFTER ALL, r GOT \ BOOSTED YOU CMON i DISH YOUR
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