PAGE TWO
i'(m\ OF THE WEEK
v\ 1. HOMIER HUY
l••».{• Harvey was : uch a little lad.
V, n*• to knov. how to or bad,
. G»kl to iak* him away.
V/<-.'n still wondering oast vvby
; tdav.
< M Gdi... ;’i wa? s u a littb. i. <<;■.
~ . t. , full a !ui! ut joy
A. i "'jo heart s' clean and jH ‘<
.'. : , .r.H funwlv. ■: heme sei-ure
A ij'.tUs mind wi'.'v i worry or w ov.
' <*;<«'i ite.p but ,m v«. hy hi i to
go ;
i?M 1.0t.1, i ut':-? you Know the
i- ■ i
T- tn'.o this litUe saul to icst.
i •.••<*> T:\ uot long born, too young to
< : ie.
,i-, Taken ..way soon and we wonder
V ■- inis Aon • ;ie end ID.-a hi,e
W ilium? v.m no this ;.n <rn i *; nu-mo
i,,- ■ f iitUe Harvey low Perry, a
A; ''cvo year <>'cl fi; si grade; of 'he
i 1 ,i,-jr S< i:<>* ii via ■ Vas
“ -ivm] msiantly Ft briniry in. Iff4 y .
, ‘v, , fitnmk ny a Unek
* t* tn o youru* [i '■> A a: *' n '<!'■ •
" iih; members of the junior class
at ■ if- Tracing Sclu-nl a; the;-
both are (o: !dt-n's of S, id; Run, a
* (fb 111 in. It -ft! 'II fit Hill M.'iiOOi
f■ i ■ 1 . ’ 1
Henry Hardware &
Electric Co.
VITA-VAR PAINTS
< '«. ••tplvte l ine of
Bicycle Parts
5 i.CIAL DISCOUNT ON
PI OW CASTINGS
I lard ware, Supplies
6 Wiring Materials
SELMA. N, C
JORDAN’S*
JEWELERS
| Quality Gifts \
SINCE 1898
Smithfield, N. C.
* . - i mi whim'i >* maiaiw »«»'-=*
1
/CCVERYOUR .mouth when you /
SNEEZE, FREEZY/-—OH/ <
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WoA,m>. jONES-^MiTHA JWf,
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SECOND SECTION TUN CAKOT TNI AN SECOND SECTION WKTK KNPi.Ni „ rfATt i.'-DAO, )f-UKTi 5, .1 (Mi)
JOHNSTON COUNTY
SHORT JOURNEY
The '.acuity of the Short Journey
Sclu.nl this week announced the
: names of the follow kn' student; as
those who made the honor roll 3or
the 1 n’”ft six Vv "i Ks '-'i the scho-d
; > car.
G>. d r - 4, ,\t:?■, E..'/k> /i.rf-h *
tin., McNeil. John Arthur Rowh.nd.
' PctrieM Thome ••. HttP . 'Marie Wil
iiar. is
1 Gcijfr L Mii.s Pilin'.,' x'-m Mil
dred. Hiikks. J.mie- i Gbchtisk
Rosa T.e< Gulley Ruby G'-reo Mc-
Kay. Juuwia ;»-JcT Ivlmo sea
■Sounders. Rebecca non Sanders.;
n - -ime Sc..-.-ii.it,. mein • Bo:!
; So.itil, Jiornvatie William
G.-,'(.;;; 2. M.> - V mmr - .1; run C.
Banks, hiiru; Ri - - Limy-hm. Loris
Vlane Sender. 1
Or, de Mr; T : Gm aidim '
Alien. Lie! - Hui H e'■ Cl klinc
MtC lilCi Cil.l' ice Simdei'S. P< ti
• gie (} Scnd’-rs l.uth r Smith Shirt
1 Way tie Ttiifcr. P»n/eU Wnliimm
Grade Mm. G;i".- ivh.ry Eilets
Eason. Mu.nr.:: Elliot Ella Lie.
Ev'.eUc ic' i.Gr- ,
Grade ..i i■. GiJ ■ C .ara
Pearl .Pc;.t->c.-k, C. ,rkii Siuulers
Wiilie M.e Suibn. Mai-thr, Arm
Grade 3- !...,s-iu:r - I.ticindi,
Eedgtm Ruin Bub. p-ueme Ka-
Grude -5 M, Smith Etnv An
ii;,..fit Ei v n C.’hri: ivuM Pie
Holder. (,’(•; aiuii.e 1. inn Mae
tie Jean Su..'*!, Do. icriy iloieu ;
.Marie 'iii;..;
Grade 4 Vic V e 0
Gir.-lditie SamiCrs it; n d Seiai-
Grade f,. Mr - Mu'rph -M; c.-rt i
R. Clark, i.' • . M,n Evei ett -c i'c-.n
lire Httrriiij.;tun Saiali L. P.ssifr-! 1
Stele- Mae C'lta; lotc McClanth.
Oorothv J Mcl't.osjj,
Grade 5- Mis. Mum.. 1 ; Joe A'-.me
Ho-,.: L.-O-e JeHn Sanders. F.fiiSie
M‘ : -■ S-.iivic-i r. IP; P* Mae Sanfi-
Gi- do 6. Mr-. Sander? - 5.,-:. ,m
Hi.ukwc!!. nr.no Antrei Pi,nit.
! iVK.rlha M, , H<--ki. Ger.ddine Mc-
Kay
Grade 7. Miff MeAllirfrr Frs
kinc C iarkc. Robc-n Elliott, P ■
bat a 1 .each- Charles McKay. Fred -
erick Sanders, Maiu.nrei Sandt-m.
Ralph Sander- Atm-.m-U Wliiian---
JGHNSTON COt MV NEWS
VISITS SISTER
Mo A . -; . S,. of Feu:
Oak-a N-m't Carolina, n witmc
'her -1 (.'■ Mr: Ini/ Tluiit prom oi
Phi!,.del;-itno Pennsy ivc.n a
/OH.DEAR. / YOU
4 DIDN'T YOU 2 i — - ml
y~-7i. _ ' §8
_ (0S~)
t PARDON ME, MRF "BREEZY)
FNEEZEPAND EMcOOiNOr TO 61VE HIM rs
HOME COLD MEDICINE"
BEEN TRYING TO TEU. IP
HONOR COURT IS
HELD BT SCOOTS
UT HARRISON HI
iMe C nrt of Honor Scout root ; -
■ .?; -•■as hmd at Rickard B Ha:: i
-■ n School Tuesday nis-.ht. Fcb
.-:;r, 22. roar Ork-, Smitlifield and .
Mi-.vto! Scouts 'rr runiv-, m !
Mi. P x, the P ' M Executive, m
present.
Sf.voral pcuDiOtions v on.' .n'otoo •
C:-c. iic Sander.; im am.' Sec-nd
Clas< Si out: C!«: v ttcc !..-aue> !. t
0.'a.0: Hu Gmiv iv;,’n;,r.-.
1 i-ff ,Iges and Jc- -lo liollotnan fco
: me Shirr. Merit bad,yes wen- glv
n Ci;roi.i;i Liiey. .Tic- -ie H -
(.man. Aln.-hum Vlo-due? and Wil
de Mt-Kaehcj tt.
Mr Ri.'i'c) t L; .c-ic r Jr i- Sc u‘
Negro County
Council Meets
by i iTi \(,<;\nr>, Jr.
Til iiu;)r fiiuium GoUI.I"! mo!
IP ides. FeM u;<ry 18. I!U9 First >d
vve elected a treasuier, dm- -‘ •
hi. ,„i.i. that mir recent treesm- .r
in.-- ■ on; into the armed force:-' The ,
- u ill., or. . ;. VV liu, VVidi.
Pia Four Oak? School aii.r-pted
rerpeiiribitiry as host fin the ;
: md:. - M. ? Ii war dc-i idl'd
OMu vre have the contest on April
:i 1949. B«! <-o 'he other hatid
. r, 'r.uiueh cf-a 'm-*vi"..- \ n? i</
.r. tether y. won id Pe?un the con-,
'-si ai y-iiO i;? to.uo It v.-a.-: finally
, icirideu that wi w bi git ut
10:00.
There wa? a!;:u much couvoverny
I .:bout. the U'av.r- id II Vatvvl-cVI
' V M’t-n-;,' v ,ad h 1 'J' ich'f-J
n,- i m.. M * a !-' • - 4
i however, r, wan dec idv.i : r.at ::o g-■
it.g stay ;ii v i? hi-ieiofi:''. pin
viiPim that t!a h r’ setuud l'urturh
me mu?- i i ; a; - , the iMm: ■ p. ols
. did not mut- t'lrepart.-d 10 Pin..,
... Joiauum spe-ke Pi ’.a: abmd
"iv hi,vim; a I'karu-m He ixp!;m;-
i.'d :hat w t had maintained the
maximum ur -m-f of points re
.par-cd to get a charier.
Tim -ou if :d. m closed ’.iih
Ti ? M ■ We Gel T- :•< 'P&:V
ifirisT !
ro \mMl \T FISKE
tivirvav Sunuwr, well knvv.i
11 un.mti am pianist, wil! flay in j
the FiMi Mcrn-.rial C >U'pei ea .
vV'.-thusday, March 2nd, at eight i
} ;»I. .ih. Sandei is tin- third of
thice ait' ts bi presented at j
Fu.k University this year under j
>l. am?pipes Os the Fi-’-k Umver :
ity ii icfi't stall:?. The iir.-t two :
■fir.'-- iperothy ivluynor and Air- ,
ail Aj.v vert.- enthusiastically re- j
, i is-ml hy uidand public alike, j
Mr. Saiud-i, born in Budapest,
[fiim.u'V. has buen an Anvanc.i.n ;
i ilizen . mcc his ?-■'■; vir? with tlv
United St m s A:mt I Ferces. ■
since hm Am rican dcPiit in IS3J
ho has toured extensively in the l
Frit :.’ S;. t Canada, L..»l.in ;
.. .: m I Etm pc. He he-- giv
.--;j lY.'h.d; in Carnegie HslL
K. V.. ;i..-h t.j t’ai' m-.-st enthusia
stic erVicai acciahrt fur th.- txtra
' oicunttry H-H’.liancc of his porfor-
Richard B.
Harrison
Highlights
TP' Gi't Cu.b of Richard B
ILu f.i-huol ui dvr the dire* -
u- u ~i M. • F W AP-iop- iecordeU
j, ?: -PI , P ?(:!. PM 10 LIP bl'lUliP
iii.ir.t , vi.-i iVufitc; WGTM. Fliday. '
IV br.iai;- Mi. ui 3:45 p. m.
dim n-imi.c- . recorded were: ‘'The
Hi‘:,ii-i' ! Ri-i ,itmil,' ;i- i iitiTil fron;
’ Ber-’hoi i ''Wider Boy.” arranged
k-y Gl.-.ily Pitcher ”1 o’. Us Break
. kiurJ. i,y Ryder: "Sim, Along tht
VV..y "a nnuged !;-■ p W. Alstom
tumiiv By.' by Edward PercelP
IT'.dd on," tnTi.iii/.ed by John Work.
Deep River.” air&ny-d Jy TI. T
Pu P irt ml O M, 'm- I Pf v<
t»K.\MATH'S CM'H
■| X !): *
•Erection of VP V It Hatfield.
:in akin c yum !; i : riiopating in
’’’e Rod, MmuJ District Drama
Festiv 1 v.hPh v.iil be hckl Fri
day a: ,* Sat ii: day. March 4 md J
IK Y (M B
TP Hi -V Chib, under the super- •
ri O D aiu'!', »-ukes plans
ia ■ P ' or -ml Sor. Banquet
V m) pko i Apnl 12
/ BUT' NCTHiNCY// YOU RUN\
RiOHT UPSTAIR AND TAKE j
OFF THOSE CLOTHES .HURRY/
7NOW'// THERE
SOMEONE AT r-o CJsfcr/
I THEiWNi—V .8 ‘
) fHAVE YX) Grl VEIN
ANYGOOSCGREASEOR TALL OF THAT |
RUBBED m CHEAT WITH ! 6000 FORC
iMUTTOfi SUET DEAR ?,.5
7^
KNCWEXPO/ER. THD=a£*|
: AWARDS PRESENTED
TO JOHNSTON SCOUTS
Th-- court "t honor sen ice lm
Viohnston County divP.ron of (lie
, y Scouts of America ’.va? he id
iTnerdr;, evening, February 22, a'
j the R P, H;p ri.-.on High School.
! The purpose of til's set vice vra?
•hr Id !<■ iv-imoi'ud the toy.-; fur file
jim.i.iv nebieve-nsents tii,.: they fiaoe ‘
I niadf
Many pariT'.' and pat) ms vr
■rorod this very impressive pro
. gram as the f-dlowic.g boy? were
M 0n,,:.-ti-(i the ijffper ,• i i-a.-:: of
' r. Scouts
Th,,m prorn ted to Second Cla?:•
1 wore J- iiie - Dubl.n. Carl Moore,
l-.i.',/.:) Sanders. Jo: -pit N.-M ,w
; ;< : ire Bi '.diem Edward Hinton
Ricnard Nichols, Cony Sanders.
Koom.’U. Carr 11. Edwat cl Ro-.c. •
:James Sinims, Bui Saunders. MM
vi: Holman. Charles Nevvk.rk. Rati- i
:, ip l ; Mc-CJavnos Hintoi!, VVil
m S.OOlder . Kimer H<>bbs. Janie?
7. ,!b, Wj I: i c Choles. F :m. -:
.v.iund r? Curtis Arrir-guijv Glee..
\ ood Roger: . Jeon' Sillier. Charles
-f M r;. Finn Pemmll, Day id -
Bunch and Otis McClain.
Will o iVlcEachen and f.’l, i trim
y wete pronv ti.-d ie Fir?
CM. - . and [mb, ri Gray J. ? e H?-i -
man and Abrahano ilodge:, to Star.
1 Pm of men! v. or- aim given.
JL-be.'i Gray ,4 Troop 13J. Seh.ir
:oceived a badge fo< phy.-ie.il dc
vri pnicid. pctsonal htadlh. pioneer
in K public health, ij ■ t aid- safety
leading, put.lie speak.ng and pool -
t:y Omcr meiit nadgir, vm;t- r:- ir
I,: ('iar; m e 1 ...i wy A bran ~ i
itid-r and Willie McEix-hr-ii. aim
J the same troop, for leather vv :k
linking art basketry cenv nt i mi.
, and safety.
This ('■ unty has four arfivc
: 0,-i -, Da y ;mi- Ti oops PV, Si i
■.- : 133 of Four Oaks; 130, Ciayton
n-.d Kil, Smithfkld.
Urge Caution
When Using
Insecticides
"A : ‘ iun.is!'i dust. : pray ;av
and «i I; sc-cticides will do much
to promote me healthy growth of
trials and vu-v tables. they often
1 have Ji■: t the bpposie eftVet mi
i man," Oouny Agent of the State
' Coll; go Extensa.)! Service declared
"As the Nation;)] Safety Council
itmnls out." he added, 'even though
: i nc is rd airier may no! beai the
rt U: I Ui: lj V.i y *..i • rl\Ci: KiUt.'j* oaunon
'*• ( t th v t • c 1 h< , 1 ihe y nj: • y n• >!
JOTS STUDENTS TIE
FOR WEEK’S HONORS
Tics ere represented in ;he drawings this week which pre
vent disp'ev pictures of the winners
In the division of qractes. 8 '2:
The A* for first place is between Ardtsial Williams, 8A; Reese
volt. Sanders, 10B; Annie Cogdell It Gr Honorable mention:
Jean Blackman, 9A; Virginia McClain 8C; Doris Sanders, 8B;
William McKay, 9E; Ireno Penny OA; Robert Boylan, 12 Gr
AH sections ir this division represented
In the division of grades, 4 7: The tie for firs: mace is between
Margaret Andersen. 7A; Della Mae Budgets, 4B: Honorable men
J ,n: Morion Williams. 7B; Julia Mae Dublin, 68 6A. SA, 5B and
A A not reoresented.
Watch the parade of scholars in ".his feature weekly
JCTS GRADUATES
RECORDS LISTED
The Guidance Department >.f the
Johnston County Training, School
has tu leased the result.-; of its fol
low-up record of those students
who were .graduated within the last
decade mid who are now < r,roiled
in -.schools and colleges.
Front- the graduating' classt 40
; ’'lhit; have rmUi'iculaUd to Hi
dii'if; ent institutions <,f higher
leor.i.ofc :'woughont the South.
C. these forty. 18 are being '.lam
'd fort( aching. 7 for nursing. 3
for !.ir inesr and sec ant ru; 4 for
n. divine 2 for pharmacy. 1 for
mechanical industries, j tor agireul
tuif, ! for clothing and 1 for the
ministry.
Tiit* u; mes of Me sliidents find
!ho respective class.) icatiot'.s and
school.- arc a- f Hows; 1.-aac: Weod
■ I'd. senaii'; '.Via.' y Barm s ;a.pho
n 1 and Frederick if. Sanders.
I i si man; A. ~nd T. College; C'hai
i lotto Clarke, a sophomore Ben
nett C< Met’c; K'.cl' ii Atkinson
p'aumore. Tessle Sanders, ir- lt-
I man Ccrvimuriif; Hospital; The! mi a
Watkins, senior; Betty Ruth Mc
, i.ea i, junior, Nannie FruireH and
[ Theima Stevens freshmen. Fayette
,v Be State Teachers College.
Also. Velma Dublin, renior. Good
j Samaritan Hospital; Carv r Joyner,
i.-'enlor Hampton Institute- Wilbert
AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERY
We Rebuild Any Aufo Interior. Tailor Made Seal Covers,
Head Linings, Floor Mats. Truck Covers Rebuilt, Safety Glass |
Installation
MOZINGO AUTO TRIM SHOP
Dial 366 J SmilhfieM, W- C.
definitely be ppisons.”
Tlv? county agent urged ?p:mi,.l
|:.‘ l atdioi t: avoid inbalhig fumes i
I. V,:')(:?? front fureivams which. .
i:f , ,J p« isoi.os. '.•.-ill usually pvuve |
i; '"ting to human, teitty’s. He said j
••preia! otnphasts should also be
placed on the mccs.xity of p. s
. labeP for all i:n cctlcides and salt
.- 1 ,a, s’, here children ennnot :u?aeh j
, lhe.n..
‘•The wiv-ili story of safety in!
a :■■ ■■ bra cli do is ising-iv (ireoati
f : i’.” Jo a get! i a .?(i ted. The N.t- '
’ ion..! Painty Couch, he said hm
formi last v the following rule:
i witch (.’.unit out the most i*npor- «
am things to ri member
Fol'mvviitg directiims >-f tlu- mnnu- :
lae'i'fc: in ha rid Png. tnixim”. ap- i
j plying.
Always ptay or dust dovvnwhsd. i
Wc.il r<??pirate's which pi.otv.4 :
t ntPe face when there is dan
ger of : nh'-tii:-g fur,•.(■•?. Only th.tr-i
iipprcA’c-'i by file U. S Bureau of
Mini hr. the par'icular ytt :
arc doing :-iiim!d be worn
(it vi- . Intig-:-ii'i-'i oil ■ hirts. .md j
clothing to cuvet the t ntire Loon :
me t »•(•< mmcniH•!
Waah hands ind other ex]r ‘ed ;
pro I: of tli l-.ofty with simp .mil ■
"am-, afi-ii mum (ioi:-:omn!" ekerni 1
St, :■ ■ poisoni .r 'isitr-rial in
■Won,' P uk-pro f ir.ntainers. Be
, x tain they arc on' t i.-ai-h of
.•htidret or livestock P.m.y imu-'.d
' "orlin:m.
Thornughly wash oi strip fruit >
and vi-t, tat !(" t, ?- hit-!: |, . a mm,
chemii-ai.-, of a ••table nature haw '
hei u applied.
Unknown substance; should not :
be used, nor should substances sold
utidt ■■ trade name- without corn- ,
. plcte Information as to e: inpositian
ITAYNTm; 10
MARK PRESS Mlh
NASHVILLE Negro News
impel Week ill h> observed at
To i:,. ■ tee Statue College with ad-;
lire,- by Lewis o. Swiugler. erli
' u>r of tin Memphis World, and
. Nathaniel Williams, pope..a Mctn
i rate e hnmiist and radii’ iwnn i-a
--> Coin . i journal ism i las v under
I •■".!<.■an G W Goie. ltd the ’iincloi
joj pul ixaity Mtr • Martha Hue > >
An exhibit ft at urine the eo-aiHry 5 ;
- n display it; tin- Library IMu
February 2H to March 5.
: Wiilianis an alumnus of ljie Go!-.
H Gianrl” senior Booker TV Dav.v
and. Patrick. Williams, juniors. Hovv
• ard University; Rudolph Edward
■ Obey junior in the school of Theo
logy at Johnson C. Smith Univer
sity: Donnie Eveiyrt Davis and Ida
Ree Smith, seniors at Lincoln H o
: pit all; Grace V. Solomon, James A.
S'ltidc; Quinton K. Wall. Hubei a
VC liiar, . senior.'.; Fred Smith
sophomore. North Carolina Slate
College; Mercedes Sanders; and
Agnes M. Raiford. sciia r; ai
Payne's Busim ss College, .B asic
Mae Wilde, senior. St. Agnes Hos
pital; Fiances Sanders, freshman
at St Mia v s Hospital, Washing
ton, D. <
i Also Franees Frutrell, senior at
,It Paul's Polytechnic Institute;
Ful,a Pearl V/atson and Kdward
.Mack Todd, senior. Harold Biidgi
. ai d Ho;,.ee Sanders, jiuiuuv' Caro
• . lyn Gi'antam, Preston Gr.;mli"i): l
Rirnio Grantham, Wibert Nixon.
Theta-.' a Watson, freshmen at Shaw
UnlverVty: Arthur Bell, sophomore;
i Tu.kogoi Institute Frances Ar
rington, freshman; Winston-Salem
i TeochePs College: and Ruby Nixon,
'a freshman at Xavier University.
;R’ew Orleans, I,a.
i Os the above mention* d pei - .ns
,: l<> vdll don caps and gowns and
receive their diplomas this June
Advisory Column
C x.x, -- Mv husband and I
set < long fine. We don't quarrei
or figkf. Hi a- good nirfurid and •
p'.eusp? gii' all ol the time and i
m?, r,i ntiMul. My only complain' *
is that he doesn't have tnrt lovey
d- V'cy icmante tr-oss that
moves something within me No.v i
do y-.m think I iuivc my t : e life |
mat;'
An- i do. Tn fm V yoi have ?
}i \v( i ~;.d me fai’4 ;J to appre
cir.ln f inrt. He may *• t ’• the
((.ntantie '.’/pc but he ’ true ;
bine, a w'-iiuc.- fu! provider and
:. ngel whom you will ylw.t.rs be
proud io call ; oUI own Pc a ))'-•
tli mure demonstrative in yev .
alfecVo'i tor him and you win'
im.V tiiat he will , t'-pi'ial cm
ihi.siasticully. Don't ixpect r,.m t
make all (he advance:-:.
l * -r ■
D.F. - I have taught school tor
I", past live 'i'm? and fm-tunaiv •
iy hoc: a id'll- nus.-roe tha: 1
have -aved everv cent that I have
, mmm. I ,■ to i :-1 to Chic n;
and . nnj 11 in art svhir I. VV'. d
: ii,,a haw y.-u?
An V ..it CT. u-ago on y m
viica'i dio eoii'ii g suirmier and
look in!,i if l ..' milder. You vri.i
l ertiliidv go; I ! of p VSiillai
i isfa<-f:-,n liuiii alfending art
i-clKio! a you have had your l ead
t on d foi - long, long time, ii
..dime ion to carry out tills plan
* * <i •?.
TV? My wife and i manag- i
,ii !. save a little money and we
;,!(■ u, mi? -, ,iv n iimne ! n.m! -
buy a ••>.'< -J hand car and she
thinks: J :> the wrung thing right
now. Sim : ay? it we wart until:
next year, we can buy a new car
Aim? she's right. Before you
buy ~ cm- ~~ you are going to
have to buy a "or : b" and every
thing ‘hm ? vr, along with F T!
Timely Farm Hints
What rew width Is recom
mended for cotton?
for the State Collcg • Extension
Met vice has just compiled an in
terest tng summary on this subject
1: urn records tu the 451 termers
a!. panic pa • d ;>• the 1948 Five
'• Acre Cotton Ooniexi. Seven cun
te.siant.s wh > used vows 52 indies
' less in ivai'b made an .u m a."f‘
yield of 918 pounds ncr atae; !97
■.contestants used rows 37-41 inches
.v. id; and produced 889 pounds p- r
i raid 1.56 ;•< ‘ tostnnts who used
■ru i ■ 42 inches or more in widtn
i produced an average of only 789
',a Ua'is of ltnl per acre The ever
o vie’d of ail r-inieshav.r war
. ...54 ])' aids The* e figures definitely
, Indicate that close row width re
mits it- greater yields. Shankhn
Do ‘•ovbeaiiN require much
potash*’
Via 7he 0-10-20 airily ':: fe-titi
i7er, which is high in potash con
tent. fiave the best yields in J!C
Lo m dent*'i.-stralions conducted in
Curnbiek GnunG year. On 14
a* mon.-arations. O-lOf'O produced
an av rage yield of 31.5 bushels of
will give the history of Negro
new. paper;; before the student
body The various aspects i f pre- j
: -nt day newspaper publishing will;
i'-a discussed by Swingles who has !
edited the Memphis World over 15
•tars and is also edito; of the
Sphh'.x rnnpastfce.
The land devoted so fruit craps j
. f leaning .a,;- in North Carolina j
bar dccrea:--ed in recent years.
Chemical treatment of peanut :
■ i «■'*.-d raved Ter Her! farmers nearly ;
j ■■'■'u million dollars in 1947. says J
I 'i■ v.in'f! H. Garris, plant potholo- i
a tit at State D Sieve,
North Carolina ranks 15th among 1
the states in total hog production.
ECONOMY FURNITURE
COMPANY
Complete Home Furnishings
HOT POINT APPLIANCES
EASY TERMS
Jl2 W Anderson Sf. Selma
Johnson’s Laundry & Dry Cleaners, Inc.
COMPLETE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
SERVICE
RIGHT IN THE HEART OF SMITHFIELD
COMPLIMENTS
OF
!
Hudson-Belk Co.
| “WE APPRECIATE AND ,
| SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS”
SMITHFIELD, N. C.
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« tr.r iiii-r .' inrfninr,T.ifimitTititn(rcwvffTW > ~ivntnrt l t-xwjmr’'iTT—n'-f-TllTnn tm —
automobiU ran wait at least
until the new arrival gets here
ant you can see your way clear
to make an investment of this
kind,
** * *
R.E.W. - Last fall I thought 1
fell in love w :h a married worn
, n. I know I m used she and her
Viasomid to live a nigged life. I
know that her.husband Fives her
? -J 1 am aft aid that i don't feel
the is" ' vinl he: *1 r-t I did
Vv?.., mus i do as some thing will
htivi so bo done soon'.' She wants
a ■ i,;.,, e !bus! md tor me.
A T?k< i job out of town ar.d
get :,t '.: tins woman', life. Yon
rt-ai : " mv that y-.m were only
infatuated . don't Mad her on.
FMe , tn! tier .husband can Eve
con 'Cnia’h ;■ -. the: if you fade
ent ti; the picture.
4- 4j£
M -i. husband mil 1
-,,v• I-, ■. ■ mi vied less than five
vi-.m Recently he started living a
he: Use and when I failed to get
ti rr; to stop, I started it too. 1
don't • 'V this life I'm living
, rui 1 v, .nt to qmi it but 1 can't
■laid '.hi- wi.v he is doing. Should
1 slop even though he d e n't f !
want one of your Guides.
An- Os ;• ,0 e you should
cha; go >•< ur ways. Two wrongs
never ni.i.Jt ■■■ right.. And too. you
■ your child to think about—
i.eiiavinj: in this manner s not a
veiy pood example for the yung
m.m Stop this tom-foolery and
: mill' a good home. You may in
fluence your husband to d" bet
tm a • no too i> dissatisfied witn
•he life in is living. Ye you may
er.d for the 1949 Guide send
a dollar, along with your birth
iFiie to me - the address is: listed
ai'Ove. at the heading of the col
umn.
A
•> • -ybeans per acre at a fertilizer
'cost of 25.3 cenfe pc bush*-l Ana
■ ly>i; .1-12-12 produced 28 bushels
1 per acre on eight demonstrations
' '-at i G i tihr rc ■ of 25 7 cents per
bushel R;> comparison, yields of
’ 20 5 and 19 5 bushels were btatned
from 0-14-7 .nod 6-8-6 at fertilizer
costs of 31.2 and 43 cents res pec
' lively In II of these tests, yields
‘ | were reduced by insect damage and
unfavorable weather.
Is crotalaria resistant to root
knot nematode?
I j
, j Yes ami this resistance is one
>j of its big advantages as a s-'-il
■ I build.ng crop When grown in ro
; | lotion with crops that are tiot re
sistant. en an l.isid cuts down the
| nematode population and thereby
, i reduet s damage to the succeeding
> fa Tii;s ligume, which forms
i ■• *t i’-' r«»o*s nodules containing nitro
; aen-tixii g baeti-i a. i : , now being
u-ed .a 'at- mug groves, truck land;;
; mid in rotation with general ! eld
I crops.
you put th* he.it on som
| <■ :,i>:e - talking Negr "leader
"ds ek" We c in i win with the
Juda.-: s doing the "coritact'ng"
with the white folks. Expose ’em!
God hates a liar.
Coley &. Sons
SHOE SHOP
(Good Work Guaranteed
lIE. Railroad St., Selma
Selma Clothing and
Shoe Co,
Outfitters For Men and Boys
Selma, N C.
SAWYER AUTO
SUPPLY
•SEE SAWYER'S IN
SELMA AND SAVE ,
122 S Raeford St Selma