U. S. Ha* Enough Wheal !
To La*t Two Year*, Yet
Prices Are G?ng Up
Thr big baking companies recently
M?tHl thr price of bread In the
ft.ro of this boost comes a report by
Vf Herbert White. Caswell county
f.xrmrr and member of the State
A> A committee, that there Is enough
*h< at on iiand to supply both do
mi-.T ? needs and exports for two
years.
Mr White made this statement as
wheat farmers prepared to vote Sat
urday May 2 on marketing Quotas
Ho said the nation's wheat supply on
July 1942 i s estimated at 1.423.444.
rtoo bushels. This includes an ex
pected yield this year of 793.000.000
bushels. added to a B30.000.000 bus
hels carry-over.
T1 ' L': WniU: vrii!
not only supply domej.'ic nnd export
needs. but will allow a 30 percent
margin for safety.
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$5,000 Limit Is Placed
On All Highway Work
From now on highway work in th's
: action wii Ibe ruiuuieu to minor re
I*i irs and shortage of men and ma
!?rials may result in their bcinj; very
'n.tle of even that. If a bridge breaks
down, it may be just too bad
This is because, according to an
announcement from Raleigh, the
suie Highway and Public Works
Commission has ruled that the
recent blanket order by the War Pro
duction Board limiting construction
of any time abovo $5,000 applies to
'ouilding of roads and highway struc
tures.
CULBERSON
A pic supper will be hold at the
Baptist Church here Saturday ev
ning. April 25. Proceeds will go to
the Rev. W. T. Truitt, who has
who has worked so faithfully to
ouild up the Church. All the girls
M this community are urged to brinj,
pies, and to ask their friends to
rome. There probably will be some
Ime quartette singing.
The Mrs. J. M. and Harold Payne
a-ere business visitors here last Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Kitchen
nave returned home after a few
days' visit with friends and relatives
n Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stowe and
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus White visited
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kisselburg on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan visited
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hogan In Brass -
:own. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tilson. of Far
r.er. were visitors in this community
Sunday.
Mrsr. Maggie Moore and daugh
ter. Bertha, were visitors In Mur
phy Monday.
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Church Notice
BAPTIST
Sf?. A. B Cash. Pastor
Services 11 A M and 7:30 P. If
Wednesday evening. 7:30 P. M.
CALVARY BAPTIST
Rev. Clarence Voylee
Services 2nd and 4th Sundays.. 11 ?
A. M.
METHODIST
Rev. C. B Newton, Pastor
Services at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M
Kpworth League 6:45 P. M. Prayer
j Meeting Wednesday nights at 7 P-M
| CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
(Episcopal)
Service every Sunday 11 A. M
Third Sunday: Holy Communion 11
A. M Holy Days: Evening Prayer
5 ?M
PRESBYTERIAN
Henry L. Paisley. D.D, Pastor
Services every Sunday at 11 A M
and 7:30 P M ex>-ept nn the first
' Oa. <?ay m and the ih -d Sun
] day evening.
TOMOTLA BAITIST
Kev. w. A. Meaaen, Pastor
i Services 11 A. M. and 7 P. M
MT. CARMEL BAPTIST
Rev. E. A. Beaver. Pastor
J Church services at 11 A. 2d. a?d 7
I P. M. Prayer services 7 P. M. Wed
( nesdjys.
RANGER BAPTIST
Rev. W. T. Truett. Pastor
Church services 11A M. 6:30 P. M
WOLF CREEK BAPTIST
Rev W. A. Hedden. Pastor
Services second and fourth Satur
days 7 P M Second ind fourth Sun
days 11AM
SWANSON BAPTIST
Rev. Bill Johnson, Pastor
Services Saturday night at 7 P. M.
| On lirst Sunday at 11.
SHADY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Fred Townson, Pastor
Services held every third Sunday. !
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Edgar Wllllx, Pastor
; Church services at 11 A. M. and 7
P. M. every first and third Sundays
OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH i
Rev. E. A. Beavers, Pastor
Preaching first and fourth Sun- 1
days. Singing every Sunday at 1 [
o'clock.
MURPHY M. E. CIRCUIT
liev. Alfred Smith, Pastor
1st Sunday: 11 A. M. ? Bellview: 2
P. M. ? Martin's Creek; 2nd Sunday:
11 A. M.? Reid's Chapel; 2 P. M.
Unaka; 3rd Sunday: 10 A. M. ? Rog
er's Chapel: 11 A. M. ? Ranger; 7:30
P. M. ? Culberson: 4th Sunday: 11
A. M. ? TomotU: 2 P. M. ? Maggie's
Chapel: 7:30 P. M. ? Hampton Me
morial.
IIAYESVHXE METHODIST Circuit
Rev. J. A. Clemmer. Jr., Pastor
1st Sunday ? Oak Forest, 11 A. M.;
Hickory Stand. 2 P. M.; Ogden, 3:30
P. M. 2nd Sunday ? Hayesville. 11 and
7:30: Sweetwater. 2 P. M.: Peachtree, )
3:30. 3rd Sunday? Hickory Stand. 11
A. M.; Ogden. 3:00 P. M.: Oak For
est. 7:30 P. M. 4th Sunday ? Hayes
vUle. 11 and 7; Sweetwater, 2 P. M.;
Peachtree. 3:30.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Wolf Creek: W. L. Garren. Elder.
Services each Saturday 10:30 A. M.
SNOW HILL CHURCH
Rev. W. C. Pipes, Paster
Services second and fourth Sun- ?
days at 11 A. M.
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tion't worry #
mother ! ?
/ f your boy or g?rl ju*t won't tt it. If vege
table* and other foodn nerewary for health
rnuse daily argument*. Maybe their appetite
need* encouragement. Vitamin B1 and Iron
in pleasant -tasting V1NOL helps promote
appetite. ' Aak your draccwt for VINQU.
PARKER'S DRUG STORK
PATRICK NEWS
Mr and Mr.s Grady Williamson
and son. of Bryson City, were the
guests of Mrs. Williamson's parcm.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Plokleshimer. over
th' week-end.
Tlii.s entire community is grieved
ov? r the death of Mr. Omer Kilpal
rick. who was killed when he fell 40
w. il working as a steel rigger
for the TV" A at I*'iioir City. Tenn.
M Kilpa;rick was bom and raised
'r v.ion and has a host of :
: ???nd and relatives here He was |
bit: lt d Tu' day.
Mi. and Mrs. Glen Hamby were
the gu<*Ms of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Allen. Sunday afternoon.1
Mr. and Mrs. Duel Burgess and
>1 CENT
IN CHECKS
. Clean, -harp
M?.? r? and M-hite
. iiiiii unN ?ii iri?- a |
lew NpriDR style j
tot^ In this New ;
crcsiloi, \
'? < 'tei* ?
? I the bloQS?*top '
Mn rufi> rmoha '
i/.e the rr.imaeu- k
fat* tailoricf. Of f
. vhitt nor?crrsh. *
tble rajon linen,
it \? iil iuv-p you
ard confident
throw"* . ba y
Mr * ? i?r\ 'Ta> .
STRAIGHT FROM
NEW YORK
baby **r?* the rue?rts of the LUcr s
mof.h?*r, Mrs Mar, Ham by on Sun
day
Th~ Rrv. lohn M?n.m came over
!.i.:n Tennessee to be the guest of
M. rwi Mrs Pcrlie Brown Sunday,
night.
Oeorg* Reid paid a visit to ltf?
mother Mr- Martha Reid. on Thurs
day
n Pukleshimer was a business
visitor m Murph yon Saturday. H?
ais<? visited Mr and Mrs Lester
Danner. in Duck town la^t week.
Sam Reid i 'recting a new dwell
ing houst into which he plans to
move us soon a.N it is completed.
Mr and Mrs Horton and chil
dren w ? -he guests of Mt and Mrs
P M Brown. Sunday afternoon
WOLF CREEK NEWS
M our oldest cill
/t n. ha beei very ill for several
d i\.s ami but l:illc hop* L- enter
'?'??? dfor her recovery .
M O.Ii' . .1 Cltr
Fla . v i> i ? b: Ma?-\m
' Slmonds, ; nd < 'her :? 1 Mv ? Immv,
Sunday
W. M R ix?k- one of our most
; progressive farmers. * -bought a Porti
on factor las' work in order to step
ui his farming.
Chillies Morgan went ' o Franklin
Sunday f.; .. medical cneck-up on
an injury perived while In the em
plov ot hr I'tah Construction Co.
:?? Nuntahala.
Many hundred- of acres of forest
lands w? iv burned over in the moun
tains just east of here. Saturdav
and Sunday Several truck loads of
nv n fr??in the Vet- t in's CCC were
? -nr. aged in fightim: the fires, which
were driven by a vrong north wind
M Sarah M Oamn has been
;pendiiv.' 1 veral days with her son
and his wife M and Mr.- W L
j Oarren.
I ?
Orange ana grapefruit peelings
I may soon become the source of valu
1 able war-industry solvents. A meth
? od of extracting such "juice" from
these waste products has just been
? developed.
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