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AGE SIX The. first public water supply lystem was instituted in Boston, in 1652. THE ROBBSONIAN, LUMBERTONk N. FRIDAY, JUNE 21,196. Marinate foods by letting 'em; soak in a liquid--such as salads in dressing.

ERIVE IN ASK FOR "WATTY" ROWLAND I I A LUMBERTON, N. C. Lack Savings For Postwar Buying Only Small Per Cent Have Savings, And They Don't Plan To Spend it For Postwar Goods. Washington. June 18.

The great mass of American con- isumers will have to rely on current earnings and credit to finance the heavy postwar buying they plan, a federal survey indicated today. The study, made by the bureau I of agricultural economics for the federal reserve board, presented this picture: Two out of every five families have, on the average, only $4J each saved in such quickly cash- able assets as savings bonds, other securities and bank deposits. This group, although account- ing for 40 per cent of the nation's i failles, came out of the war years with only "one per cent of all such Lumberton Wilmington Masonboro Inlet High Low a Edwards Sport Shop 1897 TO 1946 "The Finest in Banking Service' PICTURE OF A THOUGHTFUL FATHER Every father has a desire to see his family well taken of after he is fone. However in many cases his wishes not carried out because plans were not made by him and carried out by a competent executor and trustee. Stop in NOW and discuss the future welfare of your loved ones with an experienced tru5t officer.

TRUST DEPT. THE NATIONAL BANK OF LUMBERTON PHONES 65 412 LTJMBEUTOX. N. Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. assets In the country.

The next 30 per cent of the families, occupying the middle ground on the national scale, accounted for an additional 11 1-2 per cent of the ready assets. in contrast, the top 30 per cent of the nation's families emerged holding 87 1-2 per cent of the quick assets, with each family: credited with at least $1.100. And the topmost 10 per cent of this family segment represented 60 per cent of all such national assets, averaging $10,500 per family. Minor Factor A federal reserve official said the'survey findings pointed to the following conclusions: 1. The concentration of savings in the hands of a small number of families makes them a considerably less important factor in financing consumer purchases than originally anticipated.

2. The mass of lacking substantial savings. must depend on current earnings to pay for food," clothing 1 and other ordinary expenses of living. The survey itself pointed to possible inflationary pressures in investment fields real estate and securities because of concentration of savings in the hands of rmall numbers not likely to neeJ them for consumre purchases. On the other hand, it reported that the "overwhelming majority" of people with savings had no expectation of spending their "nest-egg" on consumers goods, this year.

Red Springs Defeats St. Pauls Team, H-2 Red Springs, June 21--The Red Springs.Red Robins won their 10th gam'e in a row here Wednesday defeating the St. Pauls Twin- State League Club 11 2. Pauls entered the loop as a replacement for the Fayetteville Clippers who relinquished their franchise to St. Pauls.

Cathey pitched for the Robins allowed 4 hits and struck out 6. Brank with 2 for 4 led the Robins hitting. Tom Clayton hit a home run for the Robins in the 6th inning. Batteries: Red Springs--Ca'they and Brank; St. Pauls--Brisson, Sessoms and Graham.

Baseball Games Here Today And Tomorrow MORE COTTON BLOOMS Edgar Cummings of St. Pauls, R. 1. brought to The Robesonian office today two cotton blossoms, a red and a white one. plucked from the farm of Mrs.

Mag Rozier, oh which he lives. Brief Items Of Local News with returned and wo- Spccitl teirni men in an effort to win them back terve in homing communitiet an into active participation iii church rural areas. Lumber-ton's hard-hitting baseball team will be seeking to boost its Banding in the Twin btate Tex-' --Mrs. Will Griffin has returned tiu? League iii games here at the to her home in Shelby after spend- Aunory je'ieljd today and tomorrow, ing two weeks with her son-in-law ihe local nine win meet the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. si rung Uillon aggregation in a Harrison, on Second street. Mrs. i.tcst this axtemoon at 4 o'clock Harrison, who underwent an oper- j.

T. Bullock, a righthander, will alion or acute appendicitis at pa ,01 in the mound lor to- Thompson Memorial hospital re- 1 ciy's game, ui i-verette or Fred Townsend cently, has returned home. -The following irom the First i i get the starting nod as the Baptist church of Lumberton left! when the Lumberton outfit today to attend N. C. Training' clashes with Laurel Hill in an im-1 Union week at Ridgecrest: Miss portant league battle tomorrow af- Frances Freeman, educational di: lernoen at 4 p.

m. In case of a rector, Mrs. A. M. Hartley, Doris victory tomorrow, the local team i Williams, Sudye Phillips, Eleanor probably gain undisputed Taylor, Nora Atkinson, Twyla claim to third place in'the loop, Garter, Dolores Allen, Helen Marie Tarpaulins already have been' Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blake set up to provide shade for the fans an children, John, Cara and Jane, attending belli contests. a few days for. Spindale Red Springs' high-flying Red Robins are setting tile pace in the eague at the present time.

The Robins last Wednesday to commanding lead. defeated in St. Pauls, 11-2, bolster their fer a visit with her mother, Mrs. J. H.

Hill, and Cara Jane will also attend the Training Union week at Ridgecrest. Miss Freeman will remain for two weeks and will attend Southwide Sunday School week, which begins the latter part of next week. --Rev. R. L.

Alexander has been the inspirational speaker at the Young People's conference of DAMAGES ORDERED (Continued from Page 1) Olive Martin--claims satisfied CJ -r fc, A A 4 A A A VJ. JL 31 4M Marshall firm--claims satisfied, letteville Presbytery held at Flora Lmdell Martin--claims satisfied. Macdonald college this week. Warren satis- 'Young pbeple from the First Pres- fied Other Judgments Judgments in cases A A SUNDAY JUNE 23rd 3:30 o'Clock FORT BRAGG POST TEAM I ROBINS PARK RED SPRINGS, N. C.

church here attending I the conference were Mary Johnin which son Stephens, Martha Rose Steph-! the defendants were Lumber- i ens and Kitty Lee. Martha Lohr I ton Coach, H. W. Stone (Pe- atten ded the Synods conference at I troleum Transit William FMC last week. (Bill) Lockey (oil tanker --Mrs.

Ben Sealey 'of Lumber- F. D. Cline Construction Co. and ton has returned from a week's Queen City Coach visit in Georgia. She visited hex- Ken Burney--Claims mother, Mrs.

Ida Forester of Bu- jford, her son and daughter- Batton--jin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Attaway of Atlanta, and Louise Hyatt--Claims son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Evelyn Burndi, a minor, by her Mrs.

J. L. Attaway of Gaines- next iriend, 'ville. from defendants other than Queen City Coach" Co. (One-fourth, ATTENDS CONFERENCE S56.25, ordered paid Attorney' Sarah Lois Lowrey of Pern- James R.

Nance, and medical broke is attending a Methodist no further settlement. Mrs. Grace Wright Claims satisfied U. K. Thompson of the Long Branch section, Lumberton, R.

brought to The Robesonian office today a red cotton blossom grown on the farm of C. A. Barnes on which he lives. bills.) Judgments in suits in which the defendants were H. Stone (Petroleum Transit William (Bill) Lockey, Lumberton Coach Co.

and Queen City Coach Mrs. Abiah Hendren $1,350 "from" defendants other than Queen City Coach Co. Allen Lamb, administrator of estate of Ader Smith, from Lumberton Coach Co. and 'H. W.

Stone. (One-third, $1,500. ordered paid Attorney W. S. Bfitt.) A was entered 'in an action brought by H.

W. Stone (Petroleum Transit Co.) against Lumberton Coach Co. and the "Queen City Coach and the i case was dismissed. Youth Caravan Training center at Lake Junaluska for ten days in preparation for voluntary service during the next seven weeks in local Methodist churches in the Memphis conference, i Selected because of her experience and leadership in Christian youth work Miss Lowry is one of 88 college young people who are being trained at Lake Junaluska for work with 22 adult counselors in the 22 caravan teams. I Trained in special areas of young people's -work, each cara- van team will seek to "help revitalize and strengthen the youth programs of the seven Methodist churches they will successively serve, giving a clearer vision of the Christian's responsibility in every phase of life." Emphasis will, be placed this year in work SPEED A A THAT'S WHAT ALL OF US THOUGHT WHEN THE WAR WAS and in a new car too.

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CONGENIAL COMPANIONS THE FINEST GROUP OF MEN IN THE WORLD Tiff flintm Mi'iWW WU TO'J Ml It MOST KSPtnro mm wotio. i tou wn wwwrt Hiwtm 10. TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE -EXCITING FOREIGN DUTY AFLOAT AND ASHORE PUAUin DOT NANT FORIOOSH WffH FULL PAY UCH A vunv warn Marine Corp recruiter will be in the lobby of the Lumberton Post Office through Monday, June 24. THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY A. Weinstein Sons Modern Furniture Co..