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WE BUY ...
WE SELL ...
WETRADE.
USED HOME
FURNISHINGS
BARGAIN SHOP
Court Si. at College
Phone 3204
PROPER FIT
CORRECT STYLE
Superior Fabric
Skilled Workmanship
Tl»e*e are the characteristics that lend
distinction to the clothes tailored
expressly for you ... By
DON'S Tailoring
Uniforati Complete
Tailored Atteratloa
To Measure Facilities
Opposite Bus Station
GEORGE'S
SERVICES
ge appliances
REFRIGERATION AND
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS
Marine Blvd. Phone 542
HARTSFIELD'S
CREDIT JEWELERS
THE LEDYARD VAULT
ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF
Manufactured by
SMITH VAULT CO.
Kinston
Consult your local funeral director.
Complete Line of
FURNITURE
Service Men's
Accounts Welcomed
EASY TERMS
TODD
FURNITURE CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
Moving-Hauling
Tractoring
Seed Peanuts
A Specialty
A. W. LANGLEY
New Bridge St.
Phone 511
"Walk the Plank"
That Leads to FINK FOOD at
Wilmington's Newest
Seafood Restaurant
CHICKEN
•SEAFOODS•STEAKS
■4 *JeAyu£
ARK
H SEAFOOD
|(estaw rant
Moored at Front and Princess Sts
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uce better results and cost, less per Inaer
«on.
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f days the ad actually appeared at the
ate earned.
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lumbar of words.
Each initial and each group of figures
iitnt as one word
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WANT AOS
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i'ARDS OF THANKS, one insertlaa—Me
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Before Date of Insertion.
Fraternal Notices
IVO.MKN OP TMh MOOSE NOTICt
Women of the Moose meei every Monday
venlng at 7:45 p m. at Moose Homa on
tch'.ands Hlghwav
IRS. LILLIAN MULTERER. Senior Regent
MRS VIROIMA LEETK. Secretary
Ht'n
MUUSK NUTItl
Jacksonville Lodge No
■ 1438. Loyal Order of Moose.
|B meet* 'very Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock at Moose
^ Home, west on Richland?
Highway.
T. MORGAN, Governor
J. MULTERER. Secretary
MASONIC NOTICE
k stated communication ot
Semper Pidells Lodge No. 6M
A. F. A A.M.. on the second and
v ' fourth Wednesdays of each
month. 7:30 p.m., Masonic Hall
iney Green. Visiting Master Maaon* are
»>rdlallv Invited to attend.
FRED M. HECKLE. Master
J. C. CROUCH- Secretary
MASONIC NOTICE
i stated communication of
Lafayette Lodge No. 8.1 A.F. A
' A.M. on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month, 8:00
p.m.. EST, Masonic Hall over
/ohnson's Drug Store. Visiting Master Ma
.ons are cordial!* Invited to attend.
G. B. MOSER, Master
E. B. SMITH. Secretary
Trailers For Sale
1947 23' HOUSE TRAILER WITH DINETTE,
electric refrigerator and hot water. Wili
deliver. 7 B St. West Haven. State Col
lege. Raleigh. N. C. Mllp
NEW 1952 29' PACEMAKER
"America's Smartest Trailer"
Complete With
Shower — Toilet — 2 Bottles Gas
We Can Save You Money in
Purchasing Your Home on Wheels
Up to 42 Months to Pay
See Mrs. June Eichorn
l'.j Miles Wgst of Jacksonville
On Kinston Highway
At Ellen's Grocery M22
AMERICA'S MOST RELIABLE
Home on Wheels
The 1952 RovrI Apurtment
6-Ft. Refrigerator with Deep Freeze
Apt. Size Cook Stove
Complete Show- r and Toilet
Financing Is No Problem
With This Beautiful 3-Room Apt.
See Mrs. June Eirhorn
West Side Trailer Park
l'a Mile West of Jacksonville
On Kinston Highway
At Ellen's Grocery M?"
For Rent
POUR ROOM HOUSE. TWO MII.ES from
Jacksonville on Richlands Highway. Sec
Cyrus H. Morton. M12p
! BEDROOM APARTMENT, PRIVATE
bath, kitchen and dining room. Private
entrance. Castle Hayne. nine miles from
Wilmington. Fifty miles from Camp Le
Jeune Call after 7 p.m. Wilmington
phone 22333. M13p
t ARC.E 3 ROOM APT. PRIVATE BATH.
Williamson Apts. Take Swansboro roa<!
from Marine Base. 1-4 mile turn left at
Wynn's Store, 1st 2-story house. Mr.- ,
W. L. Williamson. Mil'
'UKNISHED APARTMENTS. SURF CITY
Call 2464, Midway Park or 3202 Jackson
ville. M14c
VAT HAN BAILEY STORE. NEXT TO
Beacham Oarage. M17p
I rtOOM. GENTLEMAN PREFERRED CALL
3443. or 124 E. Bayshore. MlOp
ONE BEDROOM WITHOUT KITCHEN
I privileges. Call or see at 310 Johnson
i Blvd. after 5 p.m. Phone 3582. Mill
I'WO-ROOM APARTMENT. CALL 433. M12p
( 1 BEDROOM FOR RENT. 3 BLOCKS FROM
; business district. Oil heat, hot water at.
j all time 214 Freeman St. or phone
Female Help Wanted
POSITION OPEN MARCH 15
for woman of executive abil
ity. Car essential. No can
vassing or soliciting. For in
■ terview, apply Box R, giving
' address and phone number.
1 M13p.
Wanted To Rent
L AL BUSINESSMAN DESIRES 2-BED
I room unfurnished house. Vicinity Jack
M12p
Real Estate Insurance
Property Management... Rentals
Sales and Insurance
A. P. GREER AGENCY
A MI'Tl'AL AGENCY
WJNC RADIO BLDG. PHONE 3328
Camp Highway No. 24
Mai* Help Wanted
EARNING WHAT YOU'RE WORTH''
Survey proves men with us 10 years
average $21 000 year selling exclu
sive calendars, advertising special
ties. High commissions: bonus.
Write LOUIS F. DOW CO. Em
pire State Building. New York.
MARRIED MAN WITH CAR NEEDING *50
to $75 per week in addition to present |
Job. working evenings, week ends. Pos
sibility permanent connection later. Write j
Robert A. Wall on. 327 New Bridge
St. M14p |
•:ARN $400 00 MONTHLY. SPARE TIME.
We will select a reliable person from this
area to refill and collect money from I
our New Automatic Merchandising Ma
chines. No selling. To qualify, applicant |
must hav » car. references and $600 work
ing capital. Devoting 4 hours a week j
should net up to $400 00 monthly with j
the possibility of taking over full time.
For interview write giving full par'iru
lars, name, address, age and phone num
ber. P.O. Box 4086, San Dle^o 4. Calif.
Mil !
YOUNG MAN WANTED. MARRIED PRE
ierred. Must be able to work evenings to
learn pressing. White only. Apply Don .
Tailoring. F29t! I
DRIVING TO SAN DIEGO. CALIF. WAN!
married couple or .single girls vo uhare
expenses, driving. Contact Mrs. Barbara
Hart. Duchess Grill, across from bus
station between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. M12p
MIDDLE-AGED SETTLED WOMAN WANTS
to live in home and care for elderly per
son. Call News and Views for informa
tion. Mill j
wanted
BLOOD BADLY NEEDED FOR RUFUS|
Evans. Contact D. R. Evans. RFD 3 j
City.
WAITRESSES.
Bar-Be-Que.
Notice
SAWS EXPERTLY FILED AT MACKWAY
Cabins. Tent Camp. M28j>
McGRATH TYPING SERVICE. LETTERS |
typed and/or written. Envelopes ad- !
dressed. Tel. 404. P.O. Box 1081. M26p !
SCRATCH THAT ITCHY SKIN NO MORE, j
We have the thing for that old sore i
Swiss Ointment. It soothes as it heals.
Ketchum Drug Store. F26tf ;
HAVE YOU THAT DEPRESSED FEELING !
due to nervous indigestion and loss of I
appetite? Try one bottle of TAYCO for j
quick relief. Ketchum Drug Store. F26tf
Roy I.asitter, Realtor. Pro
perty Management, Sales. 32
years experience in Mortgage
loans and real estate business.1
FHA loans and conventional
loans. Opposite post office.
Phone 571. D20ir
FLOOR SANDING -- FINISHING — AS
phalt Tile — Linoleum — Residential or
Commercial. M. L. Bratlius, Wilmington.
N. C.. Dial 4758. Allp I
m
For Sale
VARIETY SHOP DOING GOOD BUSINESS
Will sell at inventory. Reasonable rent on
building. See Mrs. Sam Meadows. Jr., at
Meadows Variety Shop, Swansboro. N. C.
M20p
7 CUBIC FOOT WESTINGHOUSE REFRI
gerator in excellent condition. See MaJ
H. E. Foster in D. J. Sutton house, Piney
Green, turn left at Paul Wvnn s Store
Last house on left.
•OSTED SIGNS, 60c TJOZKN A*PI.Y NXWfr
and VIEWr., d».
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, CHROME
plated. Receipts and checks. First class
condition. Will sell cheap. See Coleman
Bynum at Coleman's. M5tf
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER IN JACK
sonvllle. 2 bedrooms, living room, dining
room, bath with tub and shower, kitchen
with refrigerator and new electric rtove,
screened porch, garage, large fenced-in
yard, well landscaped. Reasonable terms.
Available about April 5. Phone 3466. M13p
BARGAINS—'41 CHEVROLET. $250.00. 3ix
ton chain-hoist, all kinds of electric saws.
Nathan Bailey, beside Nash Motors. \ll3p
LEGAL ADVER1ISING
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrators of ;h< ;
•state of Ernest W. Scott, late of Onslow
wounty, this is to notify all persons hav- 1
.ng claims against the estate of said de
eased to present them to the undesigned j
at Route 3. Jacksonville. North Carolina on j
»r before the 10th day of March 1953 oi j
his notice will be pleaded in bar of then .
recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will i
please make Immediate settlement.
ROBERT F. SCOTT
M. M. JONES '
Administrators of the estate of
Ernest W. Scott, deceased.
Ml1-18-25 A1-8-15
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualiiied as administrator of the 1
'st*W of JoUu Swinsun, lat<> .of Onslov. ,
'ounty. this is to notify all persons having '
laims against the estate of said deceased i
o present them to the undersigned itt j
Maple Hill, N. C.. on or before the 19 day i
if February 1953 or this notice will be
ileaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estute will '
ilease make immediate &ettlement. >
MELVIN BWINSON
Administrator of the estate of 1
John Swinson. deceased
H19-26M4-11-18-25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOI.l'TION
To All lo Whom These Presents May ■
;omc—Greeting:
WHEREAS. It appears to my satisfaction.
»y duly authenticated record of the pro- i
•eedings lor the voluntary dissolution
hereof by the unanimous consent of all
he stockholders, denosited in my office. 1
hat the Mamie Marsh Company, Incor- |
•lorated, a corporation of this otate. whose
ulncipal office Ls situated at No. 220 New
Bridge Street, in the Town of Jacksonville, ]
L'ountv of Onslow, State of North Carolina
Doris H. Murray, being the agent therein ;
md In charge thereof, upon whom process '
nay be served', has complied with the I
requirements oi Chapter 55, General |
Statutes, entitled "Corporations, ' prelimi- i
nary to the issuing of this Certificate ol i
Dissolution:
NOW THEREOF, 1. THAD EURE, Secre
tary of the State of North Carolina, do!
hereby certify that the said corporation
.lid, on the 28th day of September. 1951,
file in my office a duly executed and at
tested consent in writing to the dissolu- j
tion of said corporation, executed by nil
the stockholders thereof, which said con- j
sent and the record of the proceedings i
aforesaid are now on file in my said of
fice as provided by law
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have here
to set my hand and affixed my official
seal at Raleigh, this 28th day of September, !
A.D. 1951.
THAD EURE. Secretary of Slate
F2AM4-11
Say "I Saw It in the News
And View#"—'Tlianks!
F 0 L L O W INC THE BOOK — ('apt. Bruce Temple thumbs through *'Roads to Every
where" wliich floated through window of a car he raised from Lake Washington after a Seattle mishap.
Endorsing the annual Easter Seal appeal wh?eh opens March 13
and continues through Faster Sunday, Governor Kerr Scott said in a
statement today, "the right to aid the crippled js a privilege that
should be appreciated, guarded and exercised fully."
lie urged that the public support generously this year's cam
paign to the end that the various chapters of the North Carolina
Society for Crippled Children and Adults, sponsoring organization,
may meet the increased costs and provide the many services needed
by the crippled children of the state.
James Sprague. S3, got so excited when his first son. James 111.
was born he adopted store window technique to announce the ar
rival to the world. Here is Sprague's picture window in his Ponti le,
Mich., home with its message. Sprague's wife, Virginia, 32. and the
nine-pound baby are doing fine. (AP Wirephoto)
; »
Moscow Has Baptist Church
MOSCOW M—This city has a
vigorous and active Baptist Church.
This may come as a surprise to
•omc Americans who do not real
*ze that tivere are a considerable
lumber ot Protestants in Ku-sia.
In this church—the only Protes
ant church in Moscow -there
nangs an inscription over the altar:
God Is Love." During .he service
:hc minister sits on a raised dais
beneath this sign, lie delivers the
sermon from a pulpit at the side
jf this dais.
The main floor seals several hun
dred worshippers. More si! in the
balcony along the sides which mer
ges into a choir loll at the rear.
Hymns are sung which resemble
most Protestant hymns anywhere.
Services are usually crowded
Worshippers often bring their own
Bibles and hymnals. Only Kussiai
is used in the service. Church mem
bers are entirely Russian.
Leading figure of the church i.
Yakov Shidkov. head of all Evan
t-elical Baptist Christians in the
Soviet Union. He usually presides
Clerk-Carrier
Exams Called
For Local PO
The United Slates Civil Service
Commission has announced an open
competitive examination lor the
position of substitute clerk-carrier,
for filling vacancies in the Jack
sonville post office.
The entrance salary is $1.(51 1-2
per hour.
Applications for this position will
be accepted by director, Fourth U.
S. Civil Service region, temporary
"H" building, 3rd & Jefferson
Drive, SW.. Washington 25. 1) C.
until further notice.
The expression "Tell it to the
Marines" is believed to have orig
inated when Charles II of England
was told about flying fish for the
first time and turned to an officer
of the marines to confirm the
story.
Jewelry Store
New corporations announced yes
terday by Secretary of State Thad
Kure included Liberal Loan Co..
Inc.. of Jacksonville. The firm,
which will buy and sell jewelry,
listed authorized capital stock of
$100,000 and subscribed stock of
$400.
Listed as incorporators were
Paul C. Capps, Helen A. Capps
and Eva Katzin. all of Jackson
ville.
MUSIC FESTIVAL EXTENDED
BREVARD, N. C. The Brevard
Music Festival, the South's fore
most summer musical event, has
been extended l'or the 1952 season.
Directors have set the dates as Au
gust 8. 9. 10. 12. 15, 11). 17. 19. 22.
23, and 24. Nine different concerts
will be presented. Previous Festi
vals have been confined to two
weeks. Inquiries about the 1952
Festival should be addressed to
Walter K Straus, president, Box
25, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
R F C H E A D - Harry F.
McDonald, of Detroit, former
chairman of the SEC, is the new
Administrator of the Recon
struction Finance < orporation
succeeding W.Stuart Symington.
Leslie R. Suggs
In Mediterranean
Serving aboard the high-speed j
minesweeper I'SS Gherardi is Les
lie R. Suggs. Jr.. damaye control
man. second class. USN. husband
of Mrs. I. H. Suggs. Jr.. of Jack
sonville. X. C.
The Gherardi. recently awarded
the Mine Battle Efficiency Plaque
for J951. is operating as a part ol
the I". S. Sixth Fleet in the Med
iterranean Sea.
Launched in Feb. 1942. two;
months after Pearl Harbor, the
Gherardi was placed in commission ;
as a destroyer and saw action on
convoy duty in the Atlantic. As a
destroyer, the ship participated in
the Sicily invasion in 1943. the
Xormandy invasions, and the later
invasion of Southern. France.
In late 1944. the Gharadi was
converted to a high-speed mine
sweeper and saw action at Okinawa
and Tokyo Bay with the Occupation
Forces in Tokyo Bay in 1945. The
ship has been in continuous service
•Aith the Atlantic Fleet Mine Force
for over seven years.
Ike Preferred
By WF Students
WAKE FOREST. U. C i/P—Re
uiblican candidate Ike Eisenhower
s the presidential choice of a ma
ority of Wake Forest College stu
dents.
A poll conducted yesterday a
nong 900 of the college's 1,300 stu
dents showed Eisenhower was pre
erred by a wide margin over three
'eading Democratic candidates
President Truman, Sen. Estes
■vefauver Tout, and Sen. Rich
ard B. Russell iGai.
! Transfer Deeds j
The following transfer deeds
vere recorded recently in the On
•low Register of Deeds office:
T. J. Hall and wife to William R. Kinir I
wife, property in Stump Sound town
ship.
..iham P Johnson and wife to M. L
erguson Sr.. property in Jacksonville
ownship.
Gus Kulanzis and wile to Harry Crist
uid wife, two tilths interest in properly in
Jacksonville.
Hurl Davis and wile to Starkie Pierce
ind wife, property in Richlands township
Willie Bery and wi!e w> Amos Harris
nd wife, properly in Onslow County.
Durmon Ramsey and wile to Leonard I
vlcConaha. property in Onslow County •
William Smith to Virginia 1") Guthrie, '
iroperty in Onslow County
lili/abeth S Dixon and nusband to Clit- i
•n Kelli'm and wile property in Juck
onville township.
Edward Donlon and wife to Mrs N. 1"
..ambr. properly in Jacksonville.
\Ii'I!i»' K. Richardson to Avanell Glade. I
'irnpeny in White Oak township.
Henry A. Sandlin and wife to Hobert ,
M. Conic:, and wife, property in Onslow
County.
J P. Brown and wife to Evelyn John- 1
son. property in Jacksonville.
M L. Ferguson and wile to James C.
Gregory and wile, property in Jackson
ville.
Atlas Rivenbark and wife to Clifton Hel
ium, property in Jacksonville.
I Marriage Licenses |
Marriage licenses issued by Reg
ister of Heeds Mildred Thomas re
cently follow:
Roy Van 'jM'son. Camp Lcjeune, to Flor
ence Muaclvews. Barnosboro, Pa.
Elbert !•" Proctor Camn Lejeune. to jllta
Sac.e. Poughkeepsie ?»' Y
Anthony Katopodis, Camp Lejeune. to
Sophia Zav.ula, Hamlremkk, Muh
Warn Veterans
Against Losing
On Home Sales
Veterans who sell their homes
and let the purchasers assume the I.
4 per cent G I Loans, remain per
sonally responsible for the payment j
of the loan, says Paul W. Cravton.
Officer in Charge of the VA Office. ]
New Bern.
Cravton said World War II vet
erans should not sell their prop
erty without making certain that
their interests are protected. The
best way to do that, he says, is to
have the purchaser pay cash or ar
range a loan in his own name. He
pointed out that property is more
easily sold with the favorable 4 per
cent GI mortgage remaining in ef
fect—a factor that should influence :
the selling price. However, a vet
eran selling his property with the '
G. J. Loan intact runs the risk o"
later having to pay all or part of [
the debt resulting from a default
by the new owner.
Should the new owner of the j
property fail to keep up the mort
gage payments, the holder of the !
C. I mortgage can foreclose. When :
the proceeds of the sale resulting
from the foreclosure do no cover
the amount of the G I loan out
standing the difference may remain j
a debt against the veteran. The VA ;
has to pay the holder of the mort- j
gage for the guaranteed portion ol i
the debt The veteran will then owe j
the government the net amount oi
that payment,, plus insterest. '■
In many areas throughout th(
country, foreclosures may take
place without notice being given di
rectly to the original veteran-bor
' rower 'for example, foreclosure b>
publication) even though the veter
an remains liable for the debt. For
this reason, the veteran is urged to
keep the holder of the Gl mort
: gage and the Veterans Administra
tion advised of any change of his
; address. Me should also request
the lender to notify him if the new
owner defaults. VA. when notified
of property sales and of any change
of address, will inform the veteran,
when it learns that the loan is in
serious default or in danger oi
1 foreclosure.
Funds Requested
For Fighting
Black Shank
WASHINGTON UPi—A House sub-1
committee was asked yesterday to I
recommend a $200,000 appropria
tion to fight the spread of black
shank disease.
Representatives of tobacco-grow
ing states asked for the appropria !
tion and told the subcommittee th«
plant disease is threatening the en
tire tobacco industry.
Appearing before the group were
R. W. Cummings, director of re
search at the North Carolina ex
periment station. R. Flake Shaw ol
Greensboro, N. C.. representing
the State Farm Bureau and tobac- :
co representatives from Kentucky
and Tennessee.
Moneyed Man
Prefers Jail
PITTSBURGH^ — Jucile Obcr
man, 54, of Pittsburgh took a 10
day jail term rather than pay a
$5 fine for drunkness, but toda>
polii-e still don't know why—Ober
man was really heavy with money.
Two policemen who searched
Oberman as he was admitted to
•ail will vouch his money was
heavy. Included in a total of SI,100
on his person was 34 pounds oi
silver coins. Police weighed them
Shortly after the prisoner was
admitted yesterday he was trans
ferred to the jail dispensary lor
treatment of a leg ailment of which
he complained. The service is free
"or inmates.
NO CHANCE FOR ERROR
NEW YORK i/P)—L. W. Churchill
farmer near Westmoreland. N. II..
hunters report, made doubly sure
i his season that his cows would not
be mistaken for a deer or some
l other wild animal. He painted "C
' O-W" in large letters on their sides
TRUCK FOR HIRE
Long and Short Hauling
w. E. CAVINESS
PHONE 192
Fast Photo Service
Ketchum Drug Stores
Jacksonville — Midway Park
Authorized Agents For
Knight Photo Co.
Wilmington. N. C.
We Have Added A
Gift Department
Today See
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