PAGE FOURTEEN
The 1 rogram Os The Negro Farmers CT Harnett County Has Been Outstanding. The
Merchants And Firms Listed Herein Are Proud To Salute Them
Sh&wtown Farm i
Program Gets Results
LILTING TON T” - V s ■ ■ : ■
el Agriculture D. • r
Sfeawtowii High ■ - r -
within a progtanj c. -”• ■ I ■
aid All-Day rty.b : 1 ■
established in fy-m-y: . -.-L - ?«„
ran trainee t' i ■ ’■ - - ; ■
ers, and to llne-ct ;).<> /vr.
ers of the Cfnirau.r.i'y !<r.vy"-; :
coming' efficient M : - C'
soil, thus rsifuig !
f.*.,— . f fi ,. .. .
the y;uuo ; •* •‘tfit.
Tfte onyi r>ue>..;i|. i w;s(.u‘iii
A:-;cu'’
High School wave 1;■
designed toward 1 ; 1
become established t, i-i'u.uu
The students have made s . ••• -,r, -
able progress in their vm ‘-rvia .;
{'arming Program*. 1
twenty-six beys conch••
projects on tvy-ty-t ;>- ■
'and, .made a not pr
<)o. S;x boys v.'i’b ■ ■ 1 or; v.. ■
cotton made a r t p ■ Sl-A
72 Nirateeb boy-- sv.in fc
acres of tobacco rnadt & r
fit Os $4.- ..’7 • • : "... r. ./Vi"
chicks rr- :• ■ •
50 Twenty y. ,i
F-Ood U.
net profit of 'CTO
All of the -«•: boys are
of the ve.i y ;>a :v.
Fanners of A :ru ■. c 1 n ' -
ganizatinr tit- j ■ -■• ..-■ i ■
in Public Socrk.y;- ('■ ■ u ■•
Dairy Cattle Sr,- - -•
hibits for the County FVl’-: Con
duct Hj'iji id Corn IkwoniU'r
lions; Sms Grain Derr-.. nrt>-
Mwli.i, 1 . w 1 f. . ;'C - ’
Judging C ov.v-"r- n - p-s.-tvs
of interest euen T"- Ft a Er
per !tu - • f:r ■
and the 5m r : '1
orotary. Th.- n.:. ::
* Parents Btuu
Stage con ou.nin o.u :• • <
lHorn.6 v 1 if.).: ij* Tr • •
bers ate euruos<i P
pale in community net.
a • Sunday School. Vo: ■ -.
pies' OrgenriUous, C ; -■ ■ ■ ity
t fco-irs and ot 1 r -: c . r-~ -■
They are er copra see to *.m;
ail Agricultural Agencic
:.i :: for t: e com ft; of
Members p&r'.k u i
sponsored bv the Ftooi . 1
f iundation The tnr pi; ■
vinncrs Form and Ho;
'• proven Soil a®£ 3tUm
agetaer.t; From Mechadic'.
In additMsn to up to ririr
study of field cror;- and
stock, the students arc y* «*-n
traißins in v3Thu>»
shop work. T'-*s
wood workfnri wotii ng: :
concerete work.
FUN FROL! C
l!|j! kill Carolina Saif fe
OCTOBER 19 —23
STATE FAIR GROUNDS
' "I'd ' —' ''
t KNOWLEDGE - - - of 1954
You Cannot Afford To Miss These Features
THE WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO, NIGHTLY
WORLD-'SO! S DANCING WATERS CONTINUOUSLY EACH DAY
FISHING FOR DIAMONDS ALL THE TIME!
1500 EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS
225 \( RES OF WORTHWHILE ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERTAINMENT-EDUCATION
■ r r.t conducts a
v r; F «■• and AduH Pro- !
c -. moal'.v. Many of the i
j •:■ i. ' o f Agricu'ture !
mr’iiuers of this group, j
;he year special i
. c ,• - ,-s are .held with socialists i
• r-iiy if The groups dis- 1
, - , ; . This year
tO W'C"k W UH' !
j ;-.f'.nr.Uief-:' fruit sup
i Vfi.e.alj iu.-'.*.- - c?
;• '-.i-'-f the school began i
• v v«. <-.i i’i? have become ’and :
. v r.,. •, rpr.iiructed homes and ;
.-npsevxS th-Ur farm conditions. I
,;■■ ■. tow Las buy*
; ...a.; at home on their own !
■ t! ' .‘: i working in occupations ;
,v ; ‘ 2()d irx A;;ti- i
( jr;.', other Technical !
Tv Agric-.i’'u’< Department is j
... - f..y y,! of C. H.
V ;”.a! Ai? ■ iCllltUTe
*. . . ; o . Shawtov,n Hxgh
h b<;.r.j for the past five years, i
;i -y ;!'l; i,• |J JOUth C,nd :
.-. o;;ro i ■ them prepare j
•; ■<; A:: ici hin'a! atsu Tech |
. of Dreeost"' ro,
h. : C .Olid w rvk.ed to- i
j > nrol'hv.cnal /i-.i r< •' - ntr.*.
*; ;■ 'j -; - Cbll-ST': fOT
»i -a c. ! oi.i-tfis. Ho ;r assisted by
H.i.'ujr.i M Frcanan, veteran In
-1 h-’ Uvt f• ‘ ■'.’: r "i«Tn 'r- it y-T3CI ijidlf* Os
i khc V: ; s- Mi u. Coiiege,. I)ov-|
. cr. ;.-c i :. SF.t.w- :
h :u •• -• ‘‘ f'Vf;
r :
- 1 ~h i
-- - ■ -
; ' i ' ■ v ( ,f home
. ;-;J ( aiuiiTy play a big part j
i;i" i .-rt.mutiity plaj a big
• rt «; the community. How to ;
....■ i 'its le-vtis by shrub- |
x ' ;-. or! t ie-vi * *•;■ is
' :?• rt:j rt tv shfhn?
. t </t ■ V:: d :»f Shawtov n
Henderson
NOTES
Bv MRS BERNARD P, CREWS
HENDERSON The many cit- |
irens of Henderson are enjoying ,
tb ; s '‘lndian Summer.” The (
weathWr really is ideal at times, j
We can't tel! how- much more of j
this weather we will have, but i
* !• f.-:s like ’he middle of .liny,
W(. can only tell that it's Octo
ber by our calendar.
••:s.y, £ c iK,.-) v• y s n rt ;I wMftt. !
mond. Virginia, visited friend' in I
the county recently
Seaman Willie Hargrove is home |
with his parents for a few days, j
He is stationed at Norfolk, Va.
I Miss Juanita Lee Terry Miss j
Mary Tery Mrs Vergelee Faulk- j
ner, Mr and Mrs. Len Terry. Mr
and Mrs. Lester Hunter. Mr. John
M. Tt'rv ; and Mr George Mer: in
and Son, ail of New York City, ,
v-'-re hosts-• E-iests of Vr .T"rrr
Sr/iaiJ of Townsville Township
eceatly.
Miss Marilyn Weeks was the
house guest of Mr and Mrs R
Harris of Andrews Avenue over
. the week end
Pfc. Bennie P. Foster, son ■-f
M s Carrie Foster of Route 3
has just returned home fro-n
; Korea We are happy to have him :
home once again.
M- Harvey Morpar- of B"t;p.rs*
v;bf. Vmginia. was the recent ;
got rt of frse-nds here in the city.
OCR SHUT-INS
"A r are sorry to learn of our •
:• ek sod shut-ins. Mrs. Ophelia
Aden is 111 at her home Also Mrs
; Kaue Smart, who is in Jubliet
1 Hosp Pal. Let’s visit the sick Y ■ •
( being there is the thing that mat
■ ters it may be you the next time
'new faces
i Ti e proud and happy parents of
i the week are: Mr. and Mr; Al- |
■ fred Russell. 6 lb. 4 or. girl; Mr
sod Mrs George Allen 8 lb. bey.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wright 7 lb.
10 c*. girl, Mr. and Mrs WiiLt ;
Tee Harris 6 It 8 oz girl and
j Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, 7 lb •
| 13 oz. baby boy.
j Don't forget to call your new 1
m to this reporter Your pals en
' toy reading about you Also buy
; your CAROLINIAN.
THOUGHT FOR THF WEEK
S Teach your child xo hold his j
; tongue- he'll learn fast enough to
j speak. ■
Benjamin Franklin ;
Better to remain silent and be |
thought a fool than to speak cut ’
and remove all doubt.
Abraham Ltnco'm !
. 1 i
5 , ■- . u;Ac,V-u.i.a,.
. .A.V . ' ft,. A- .A'.....
I\-«n Stewart. ,! r .. Tifiins
ton. Rt. Z, is shown with hi
grand champion steer for whsch
S ear
I '. Si ’
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nnnmn»«K<iimwtt worwuayini-n*—~ - ■*****»-■*i***~'**??x ****r"v (*B**i«W/WW‘K < m* , «
THE GA.ROLTH.tAK
he was given the cvp which he
lu,<ds iv his left hand Tyson
»o doubt has a high regard for
.Isnmes E McLean Rt. 2, £.ll
- is giving tiie above
| src-ir a thorough inspection.
> - upkeep of the tractor is
l not t*>o large if it is constant"
1 If inspected.
1 ',■ f '■ 1-
» ' *:% /•':
\ i .... I
The Veteran program of the
county agricultural system
has proved highly profitable
to the trainees, Willie B. Mr
i Neil is shown in his corn field
This com is said to have
* yeild 18f bushels per acre.
The gala new petticoats in per
macenl iy pleated nylon taffeta
; are sunpluuly itself to keep sweet
? ...ic; dainty Simply v Irish them
through lukewarm soapsuds and
U rinses a: ' every wearing Then
S. hang .him to drip-dry
I
j COM PLIM ENTS OF
j1 aOil’S OF DUNN, INC.
j j West Cumberland St.
Exquisite Furniture
At
Reasonable Prices
I Phones 3306 - 3105
'
j
both. The award was made at
the Untie show, held in the
Big Four Warehouse, Dunn
Riley Hill
MART M HODGE, Reporter
RILEY HILL Many mem
! H?rs of cur community visited
; the Jones' Cha-pel Baptist Church,
i near Knightdale. Sunday. October
j 3, to witness the annual Baptis*
\ trial Services. The services were
i enjoyed by all.
| The Riley HU! Lodge. No. 7224
! Held an "Odd-Fellow-•$ Anmvcr
l s&ry" Sunday at the Riley Hill
: Church The Rev. C. E. Askew
| preached the sermon and music
| war rendered by the senior choir,
i Dinner was served, and many
j friends were present to celebrate
; the anniversary.
A 'Birthday Rally" is being
■ sponsored by the R;!ey Hill
j School P.T.A A captain has been
j appointed for each month. The
i names of these captains will ap
: pear in this column next week
•| The PT.A. is asking the co-opera
j Uon of everybody.
■ We were \ ery glad to see Miss
j 8; • -a Mae Smith and Mr. Otis
• Perry home, visiting their pa
■ rents and It lends recently. Miss
1 Smith is a sophomore at St.
I Augustine's College,
i That concludes this week’s
news events. Looking forward to
| sec you next week. DON'T FOR-
Congra filiations
! The
Commercial
Bank
I)UNN t N. C.
‘‘Serving This Community
Since 1919”
—
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. OCTOBER % 1954
j Mount Tabor
Community New:-
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BV MI S M L 1,1 < AS
GREENSBORO - M; 1
Mebane he id ; Mt -- T at
her home hursduy uftcr.' ;
the benefit of her ..on. Eric Me
bare. -.‘rho is rwtn ■, in r.-
contest sponsored v,< • ;•
ist Men of Oka T-C‘:..-y
Talent appc-vvcig <>r, Hit . -
was M'.sses Tv-ir •; • Htr'..-
Pauline Guest. P Aan M- -
bane, -rd .iklw-,. Bicuaiic o* I.
j- Ts r * /.
Jerry Goolsby, L-ennMas M'G •'■■■■
bony a:d Keniv.ub Free; f->v ; Mt
Tabor arid Mines John ;.' Ma<
, Davis and Barba'-; A Me..
! bane,
TRAVELERS
1 Miss Helen Cm-.- Ya< km
\ ville, N C, is visuing Mr. and
i Mrs. Ray Linru-y She i; tlte sis-
I ter of Mrs, Linr.ey and has e’-
| tered her freshman y-ar at Im-
I manual Lutheran College,
i Mrs. Ada Davis and dai.gfcfcr,
| Lucille Carter and c/cr b.bi;,
; from Monti; W v
! (be recent guests i f Mr. and Airs
j Thomas Broadnax.
I Mr. and Mrs. Gene Powell hast*
; moved to N. V C.
i Mr and Mr; John Davis at.
| tended tl,e f*i>;eral of a eou-nn.
I Mrs Lucille Byrum ;n Durham
; last week
S Mr. Ervin. Mf.’bro' 5 y,
spent the weekend ;h b ;
| mother and father. Mr. ;. ■ Mr:
j H-nry Clay Mr-. ~ ,
Little Charles Ervin Su.A, ■■■.., Jr ,
Norfolk, Va - *.--r Mr or;
| Mrs. Isaac Mi-.oanc.
hrfufhry
Afphonso Baas and If axel
: GET TO BUY YOUR r ARO
LINIA.N
WEEK'S 71101 GUT
Whatever is w,»nh domg ;;i
all, is worth doing well.
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Permanent Pasture
INSURANCE THAT PAYS
OFF EVERY YEAR
PLANT WYATTS
PREMIUM QUALITY SEEDS
LADING CLOVER - Slue Tag Certified
ALTA FESCUE B : uf lu Ccrui-d
ORCHARD GRASS Onion Fr- <
ALFALFAS:
Buffalo Most Wilt Resistant
Texas Noxious free, cold resistant
Kansas High Yielding
INOCULATE ALL LEGUME CROPS
Job P. Wyatt & Sons Co.
SEEDSMEN
325-33 S, Wilmington St, Raleigh
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Congratulations
For A Job Well Done
1 - FROM
Sexton's Dept. Stois
j
LtLUNGTON, N. C.
!•: ■
j
Home of Courteous Service
i
arid Quality Merchandise
Mi Dougins Moorr :■ tit
K;i; ’V.ihcnieriia Crunv<
sick a? home on Srrir;, St
Mrs. Georgian a Cadi- ‘ i> a
Swpoort votir Pro.tr- -.Uvr
citizens rnih Get th'
< Mi'if.lV) *v from 1 tj< ,i,
|;rwi;,’ .in f - P-r s
L % # % '■>
It* 1
m *
JAMES Mrf'OY made a per
fect store in the District Farm
Shop Centrist which was held
for 4-H i Stih memhcfi The
purpose of this project is to
teach the fiwds mentals of mak
ing useful things cm the tains
and keeping up repairs.
ton Atkins are shown wort'ns
on a plant propoga tk*n pro
ject at Shawtowa School.
M;>f- tiitu iht Sitidclit* ili
kowo bow to properly ; . -
care of t«M plant life of the
farm.