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Fairmont Still Leads In Prices Paid For Tobacco In NC
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I - *o be vaned by adding 3 small
■],’■■■ ujt of Aiii difierent flavor.
Ju.l two teaspoons of instant de*
i.a/Crina><.t! coffee have been-added
'•••> the i.uttorscolch to c.i.t h, a new
■ ,i..i fr■ viv M< -'lit flavor On choc
! oldie c. ;.<~aLcs °i tee cream thi?
i -sure make;-, a "super' dosei! tor
! veur next company meat
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! p i !.■■•£?■ buttet scotch instant
' pudVti!',)? mix
toes, watermelons, greens and brans Many «•( Simurl s cotton stalks
have as many as 38 bolls to the stalk. This, without a doubt, said hf.
is our very bps! year.
3 teaspoons instant decaffeinated
offee.
2- efto dark corn syrup
3- cup evaporated milk
METHOD: Combine puddne in
lain decaffeinated coffee and (."■
syrup; mix until smooth Gradual
ly ado >ne milk, dining to blem
Allow to stand about 10 minute:- h
thicken sauce. Serve nn ice cream,
j-ake or other dessert:•
Tractors Are
The Cause Os
iany Assldonts
Tractors an? the cause of more
khan n-ilf of farm machinery ac
cident* in t-h* United state-,
The principal ramies include
falling from, or being thrown otf
the tractor, overturning, unguard
ed power take-off shafts and vio
lation of traffic rules when op:
rating mu the highway.
The National Safety Council
has facts to show' that safe
operation of more than 3 mil
lion tractors used on farms
conid save hundreds of lives
and thousand of serious in
inr* r- ra r h rear
A farmer cannot afford to gam
pi? sh- loss of a limb or life b
operating without powershaf
shield ip place in
handling tractors about ditches
can send one to th° hospital
•Jumping off a tractor, oi mak
ing adjustment.;-, while the ma
chine is in motion, is another way
to invite accidents. Many children
have been injured and killed nn
ply because they were permitted
to operate or bitch rides on trac
tors
Never refuel a tractor while
Hie motor is runninc or ex
tremely Viol Avoid leakv fuel
lines and accumulations of
combustible materials near b"(
manifolds or exhausts. Store
tractor fuel safely and always
have a fire extinguisher avail
able for an accidental fire
When operating on the high
way. always obey traffic ruler- and
avoid excessive speeds. Stop be
fore entering main highways and
use a. red flog high up on the trac
tor to warn motorists of slow mov
ing equipment. Use headlights and
taillights after d»>-k
Twelve-Tribe
Rally Held
In Cumberland
: FAYETTEVILLE —Member? md
friends of Beaver Creek A M. E.
! Emn Church, located about three
miles wml of the city, witnessed a
very unique service Stindaw when
a Twelve-Tribe Rally wns held, at
2 30 P.M
! The rnembership was divided in
to tribes, with a captain and a co
captain The tribes were then • r t
i up in groups of twos end a preach
| pr was selected to preach for each
! group Rev J. S Maynor. pester,
| arranged for four * nuns minister*,
of the Free Will Baptist Church
to represent eight nf the tribes,
Revs Truesdile, Douglas MeMill•
j on and Nolan, Rev. Mrs A. B Mor-
I gan and Rev, Daniel AJcKoy com
i pleted the list of speakers.
| The program was so arranged
♦ fiat each minister was allotted
j twenty-five minutes to deliver his
I message and to take an offering.
! Captains were Mrs Jennie B. Mc-
Donald, Joe T McDonald, James
j McGougan. Frank McPherson, Lee
Alton and Miss Nina Monroes. Co
’• captains were Mrs. Gertrude Clark
W M Manuel. Mrs. T ula McDon
ald. Mi's Maryland Monroe, Mv*
Margie McDonald, and Mrs. Annie
Ray. Music was furnished by th e
rh-rn choir of Parks Chapel WB
!m; ctoirrh and the choir cf Bcsrcr
Creek Church
First Dairy
Show Began
In 1947
FAYE . TEVILLE -According so
nforrmuion on file he:? Ibe first
District Dairy shov was h?id here,
in 1947 At that time emphasis ivc
being placed on the number of
dairy animals shown as encourage
ment to farm people in the
of dairying as an enterprise and
placing family cows
During the first years of the
.hr,- the- number o? entries grew
fvom 38 in 1947 to 101 in 195? 33
were snown in 1953 arid ihsi fol
low ed a change of emphasis in 1955
when 44 well trained animals and
exhibitor.' participated in the show.
In the steering commit
tee felt that people were more
Important than anything else
and real’ring that we!) Iralned
Vines; and gil!' COtlfd and would
increase progress, in dairying.
,-ash award*, were increased and
entries were limited to blue
ribbon winners from local
shows held elscw here >n the
district
This change met with great
pi oval from all concerned and has
beer, operated in that manner since
19,55
According lo R 1, Wvnn Negro
Hpm-v Specialist, an average nf ap
proximately 300 dairy animals are
hoivii in ihe district each) year
and about 9nn are shown in show?
over the state each year by Negro
boys and girls
Don't wait until ah of your tuba* -
r o produces flowers before lepp
Vi 1 Flora
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SELL YOUR TOBACCO
! IN FAIRMONT
i Buy Your CLOTHES from lls!
FORRESTER’S
MEN’S & BOY’S WEAR
Fairmont, N. C.
|| FORRESTER It. EARN 15S WARREN I? BARNES
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CONFIDENTIAL OR NOT. there's
somethirg about to happen in Cine*
rnaiand that will shock and sur
prise all ihe sepia and Caucasian
admirers of the artist involved, as
soon as certain legal papers ere
served on him. for her). The indi
vidual sboul to tun afoul of the
Jaw. must have, like many who
rise suddenly and start, holding tall
slacks of chips, gone HOLLY
WOOD
Apparently the stronger*, most
devoted to family, most watchful nf
their conduct., can be "led astray"
like kids, before realization comes
that the blandishments and urging*
to "sow wild oats," come from self
seeking par. antes and leeches ' !i 1
will dei.ert disgrace when lc •• of
fame at rives. *
“WELL, IF YOU know
WHY DON'T YOU WARN HIM
lor b=ri wmieone asks. Well.
(h.»f wouldn’t befair ♦«* ms
firends of the legal pritfesefon.
and might not even be apn»er<
alcd by the defendant He (m
she' may not Hr (he iileasan*
unassuming, highly apprecl
alive person f know a few years
eco when the tterscu* first hit.
Hollywood, w hich after all. Has
ouicksand and pit-falls ihai ar?
meaul lo "try men's smil?
Beside?, have hem running
on w ithouf first announcing the
bill of-fare of this week's
NEWS-MEAL, so you must
know there Is more on tap be
side*. Mandat
SCHOOL-ROOM SEQUENCE OF
IMITATION OF LTDE" shot last,
week on the Universal• Internation
al lot. with Jaunits Moore, as 'De
lilah." mother of while-skinned
offspring home through the snow
storm. Mrs. Annabel!?. Brooks and
daughter, vacationing here from
Chicago, had an oporfunity to watch
a punier of .scene? shot of Lana
j Turner, who has the role Claudette
! Colbert played with Louise Beav
ers. in roe original
A prominent Cliirago -oriahto
I and friend of the national ANF of.
' fioe. they were hosted "over the
| huge Universal-International lot by
' .Tack Diamond genial studio off- ■
j n,?l They then returned home to
| good ol‘ Chi. to* which this sc-rib
; hicr still has a g nostalgic
i fondness
TOO LATE FOR A NEWS-MEAL
BILL-O-FABE, but jusi tune for
jet-flash pause for new-hound iden
tification. This is your own Harry
L?>-et»e. 1266 S Central A--e Lo»
Angeles -11-
"PORGY AND BESS" finally sot
underlay last week, nn the Sam
Goldwyn lot Final check re
veals that over 3,000 of the cash
fans at the recent Patterson-Harris
litle match at. Wrigley field were
Negroes. PREMIERE OF MOM'S
"THE DECKS RAN RED." star
ving .Tames Mason and Dorothy
Dandridge, to be held soon Tony
Curtis, whom you have perhaps al
ready seen in racetlnged Kings
Go Forth.” and currently In a dill
stronger one with Sidney Poiber m
i 'The Defiant One?,' will be a fa
j (,her in November
He is married to the -*=).?V**-.* I**d
i star Janet Leigh MARIANA
! CORTINA, pretty, petite actress von
1 sa?*, featured in Sol *, jossei h recent
• Tarjan, and vho wrote that «nt-
I ceilent pre-fight, interviev? with
! Floyd Patterson was a attest gt hw
! parti- m the Oub Mil-o-Me after
| the battle A "good time ws? had
bv all
COAST LOVERS UNEASY 4@
CHICKS LEARN COLUMN'S
IIU JITBU LESSON'S
According to reliable Inside
into, several local guys, who
have been pndnig themselves
as "grout lovers,” are a little
uneasy over the "mail-order '
lessons In Japanese jiu jitsu thin
m-ribbling funner athlete has
hern giving away in "The Ol’
Koiyum.’* They fear Ui.il instead
of saving these bonr-hreaking
tricks for strange ••wolves," «r
street would-be rapists, the ;in
leretf and perhaps mistreated
girl-friend, might Just deride
to give "Daddy O' < worse
beaHng than his parents ever
gave him
WINNING BY A NOSE
LESSON NO. 4
Well, girls, you have learned
somewhat about the importance of
nerve reflexes, balance, etc. Well
Lesson No. 4 concentrates on that
sensitive organ, the probeseis. call
in hum&n being* ‘ the nose "
Facing your male opponent, sud
denly of right-handed, solve the
heel of your open bend sharply,
and with great force, right ever hi?
tipper lip and under his nos* Hi?
head is sure to fly back hut. to
make certain he becomes overbal
anced and falls backwards, stick
your left feet, behind whichever of
hi? feet, bus weight is resting on
Thu fall to the sidewalk or floor
knocks him unconscious then you
can dance a veritable war dance
on his classic features with your
high spikehec-ls before running for
the police. Remember though, you
have to work fast, meanwhile
vereambm with all your womanly
lung cower. (Next lesson, a sketch
about Young Togo, the Japanese
master who taught me while in
Ardmore, Okls.J
PATRQNI2® OUR ADVERTISERS
' ffillOHT.'f
Date Found? Money Average
Aug. 25 1,670,742 $1,065,405,20 $63^77
Aug. 26 1,502,336 $917,190.17 $61,12 j *
Aug. 27 1,161,760 $695,986.83 $59.90
Aug. 28 1,337,522 $789,137.98 $58,99
Aug. 29 1,545,444 $931,691.48 $60,29
Week 7,217,804 $4,399,411.66 $60.81
Season 21,274,884 $13,003,635,77 $61.12
1957 Season
19 Days 17,470,384 $10,251,725.19 $58,6$
FAIRMONT TOBACCO BOARD OF TRADE, INC.
G B. STAFFORD, Supervisor
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FAIRMONT
880 KC 1000 WATTS j
Your Friendly Station |
Your Station In
Robeson County *
HEAR THE GOLDEN FOUR
Each Sunday Morning
H. L. LEWIS SHOW
THROUGHOUT SUNDAY A,M.
HEAR THE OLD MAN j
| Farmers Flock To Town
| Town For Best Weed Prices
FAIRMONT— According to fig
, ures released by C. B Stafford, su
j pervisor of sales for the Fairmont
Tobacco Board of Trade, Septem
ber .1, prices paid on the local mar
; ket, for flue cured tobacco, are av
* erasing almost S3OO per hundred
, more than they did for the cor re
i spending time of the 1957 season.
The weekly average, ending Au
gust 29 showed that ihe fanners
bad received an overall price of
$60.81. and the. season average add
* ed up to $61.12. With most of the
first primings in. Mr. Stafford, ex
pects iht market to pick up and
fools that Fairmont will maintain
ili; usual reputation as being the
highest paying market, in the Bor
der Belt area
He continue. 1 ; to boast of the space
Flue-cured tobacco that is topped
and nickered can be expected to
greatly outproduce that which is
left without these treatments.
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Ste
Gvxi i» not refuge *h4
; .drength, a very present help
to tmtjble.—(Pßaltn 4A, I,)
There ace tone? when even
ihe. toioet aggressive, forceful
toif-aseured among m tnast
k now v in their secret hearts,,
that their human stzengtfa m
not, enough—that God alone
can help them in their trouble
The** vim humbly, truly.
w>ihra Him "wjJJ not fear,
thoogh the earth, be removed."
(hat is available in the varehou
of the town and assures every tar
mer the best of service, along *». irl
! the best prices, when be brine
I his tobacco to Fairmont $21.274,T
! lbs, of the yellow weed had beri
auctioned off. at the close of ss 1 '
Friday. This is also an mere ■
over the same period last year
Fairmont
Department
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