Andrews Personals
Mr*. H D
?tod Mrs. Lortor PttU of Swauia
noa vent Sunday with Mr sad
Mm. Prank Wifhide.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Luther of
Adhwdtie spent the week-end with
Mr. Luther's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Luther.
Mrs. Harry Keioley and son,
Lawrence, of Gadtonu were week
end visitors of Mrs, Henley's sis
ter, Mrs. Arnold Derreberry and
family
Haro'd Purser of Griffin, Ga ,
has returned to his home after a
visit with his brother, George
Purser.
Miss EMaabeth Trtjxler of Haley,
Term , spent the week-end with
Mrs. Ruth Starr Pullium.
Mrs. Eric Reichman has return
ed from Black Pool, England where
she spent more than three months
visiting her parents and other rela
tives and friends.
Rrt. Gene Webb. Rot. Edward
Tranthann Ret. Harold Higdon and
Sot. Keith Wilson have returned
to Oarmp Atterbury, Indiana, after
spending several days herd with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tramtham
and daughter. Carolyn, of Wash
ington, Ga., have returned to their
bocroe after a visit with Mrs. Trant
ham's parents, Mr and Mrs. Jep
Bradley and Miss Marvie Bradley.
Miss Phyllis Wilhide of Ashe
ville spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wilhide.
Pvt. Clyde Luther of Ft. Knox,
Ky? is spending several days with
his mother, Mrs. J. M. Luther.
Pvt. Luther and his mother spent
last week-end with his sister, Miss
Betty Luther, in Charlotte where
she holds a position with a bank
The latter part of January Pvt.
Luther will report to Ft. Laiwson,
Washington where he will fee
stationed. I
Joseph Parker is in New York
C*y where he will spend two
'Mr. and Mrs. Dale Starnes have
moved into the apartment of Mr.
and Mrs. Harve Mulkey. The
apartment was recently vacated by
Ret. and Mrs. Keith Atitson.
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You Mr oopoet prompt roliof from
cold symptoms bp using "l-Q**,"
? mm laxative and analgesic that
haw no drowsy after effects. Even
If yM cold bas developed, use
and see bow quickly you
foal amcb better, le sure it's
"??QrR"?accept no substitute.
"TOWS* TO MLOTj RUNWAY THRU NOW RIADY"
its-its
With her "office" high in the control towot near the runways at Westoyer
(Mass.) Air Force Base. Wof RFC Betty J. Sims of Marietta, Ohio., helps to
direct airplane traffic ever, and to end from the hose. Technical |ebs in the
Air Force ere open to women in a variety of fields. After basic training, new
Wafs can attend specialists schools where they acguire new USAF thills.
Radio control tower operator's course is one of the most popular.
Dairymen Need
Winter Production
By: W. P. WALKER
Retail milk distributions, to
meet the more or less uniform
demands of their customers, must
receive a uniform supply of milk
from producers, as an incentive
to encourage equal production of
milk throughout the year distri
butors have placed producers on
a base determined by the average
monthly amount of mfilk delivered
to the distributor during the six
month period from Oct. 1 to Mar.
31. During the summer months a
producer cannot expect to receive
premium prices for milk produced
in excess of the base he has made
during the fall and winter months.
I Knowing the importance of
maintaining a high level of pro
duction during the winter months,
plans and preparations made by
our Cherokee and Clay D. H. I. A.
members have enabled moit of
them to avoid a drastic production
drop in Dec. In every herd tested
1 evidences of efforts to maintain
(a high uniform production level
i could be seen. Good cows fresh
ening in the fall are producing
from 3 to 5 gallons of milk daily
and their production has not fal
len off like that of many cows
bred to freshen in the next 4 to 5
months. Increased amounts of
; good hay and silage, better hous
ing and bedding as well as an in
crease in the quality or quantity
of grain are other practices which
Among The Sick
Andrew's?Miss Patsy Holland,
Who received ' alight cuts and
bruises in an automobile accident
is much improved at Rodda-Van
Gorder Hospital.
George Purser has been con
fined to his home ill since Christ
mas day. He is some improved.
Glen Mat .he-son is a patient at
Rodda-Van Gordef Hospital.
Mrs. Harve Whfflbaker, wtto has.
been HI ait her home for several
days, is much improved.
Miss Charles Huffman, vdilo
underwent an operation at Rodda
Van Gorder Hospital, is doing
well.
Mrs. Bruce West, who was a
patient at Rodda-Van Gorder Hos
pital for several days, has return
ed to her home and is much im
proved.
Joe and Jack Prankiin under
went minor operations at Rodda
Van Gorder Hospital this week.
Joe Smith spent Saturday in
Chattanooga, Team., for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Jack Long is a patient at
?have helped combat She lack of
' grazing which has not been
available to our cows this month,
i December production figures for
I high cows and herds in the asso
j citation are further evidence Of
[ efforts by our dairymen toward
improving the effecdency of their
dairy operation by maintaining a
-uniform rate of production.
In the two Jersey herds tested,
Campbell Margurita, a purebred,
at the Folk School was first with
1950 lbs. of milk and 68.9 lbs. of
fet. No. 106980, a grade, belong
i in-g to E. A. Wood was second
w.th 910 lbs. of milk and 410
I lbs. of fart.
| Nortla Pauline, a purebred,
| belonging to Franklin Smith, was
I first among the Guernseys with
11380 lbs. of milk and 62:1 lbs. of
fat. Corine, a grade, and a heifer,
belonging to A. Q. Kertner was
| second with 1170 lbs. of milk and
39.8 lbs. of fat. Not 1a Benffie, a
purebred belonging to Randolph
'Shields, made more fat than ,ny
other Guernsey with 1070 lbs. of
milk and 66.3 lbs. of fat.
-N. C. S. D. Violet Joe, a pure
bred, belonging to Eugene Wal
droup -was again the high Holstein
with 1940 lbs. of milk and 67.9
lbs. of fat. Myra, a grade, belong
ing to W&llie Russell was second
with 1620 lbs. of milk and 56.9 lbs.
of fat. Nellie K. B. OrmSby Pedbe,
a purebred, belonging to Max Wal
droup was third with 1480 lbs. of
milk and 56 2 lbs. of fat.
Eugene Waidroup with five
Hblsteins, one Guernsey and cue
Jersey, no dry cows, led all bends
with an average production of 904
lbs. of milk and 343 lbs. of flat.
Jeff Brooks with two registered |
Guernseys, both milking,
second with hn average of 625 lbs.
of milk and 31.6 Kb. of fat. Monroe
Wilson with 4 Jerseys, and 3 Hois
ted ns, one dry cow, was third with
571 lbs. of milk and 235 lbs. of
fat.
In herds of over ten cowi, A. Q.
Kertner with thirteen registered
Guernseys, two grade Guernseys
end one registered Jersey, one
dry, averaged 544 Km. of i
27 .6 Km. of ML WUKe
,?n? Guernseys, she grade Jcraays
and Ave gak Hotatertna, three dry |
come, averaged Mt Km. of
land 261 Km. of Mt.
We pay highest prices for
Burnt and Wrecked Cars
Also Scrap Iron and Metals
nm AUTO PARTS
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Methodist Women
Have Meeting ?'
ANDREWS ? Tbe Society of
Christian Service of the Uetbodbt
Church met in tbe church base
ment last Wednesday afternoon
- Airs. James A. Allen had change
of the devotional using the sub
ject, What is in thine Hand."
The program, "His Spirit in Us
For Them" was discussed by Mrs.
Bay Matoheson, Mrs. James A.
Allen and Mis. Paul Jordan.
Those present for the meeting
were: Mrs. John Christy, Mis. Zeb
Oonley. Mrs. Prank Swan, Mis.
Roy Williams, Mrs. J. J.. Wood
Mrs Allen, Mirs. Matheson and
Mrs. Jordan.
Upper Wolf Creek
The home of Mr. and Mrs.. Carl
ton Ross was destroyed by fire
Saturday night.
Mrs. Glenn Helton and children
left December 25, for Salt Lake
City, Utah, to Join Mr. Helton,
who is employed there.
Earl Mashburn of Pensaoola,
Fla., is visiting (his mother, Mrs.
T A. Mashburn.
Lloyd Mashburn is at home after
finislhinig Training School in
Miaimi, Fla.
(Mrs. Clifford Helton and daugh
ter, Connie, have returned borne
after spending a few days in
Augusta, Ga.
Clifford Helton returned to
Macon, Ga., after spending the
week-end with his family.
PAY YOURSELF FIRST
When pay-day rolls around, pay
yourself flTSt! You worked for
it, get something out of it! Take
a pant of your pay earh week and
set it aside for yourself in the
Payroll Savings Plan where you
work. It's the systematic way bo
save in United States Savings
Bonds. Jam the plan that taught
the nation's workers bo save?do
it today! Only $7.50 per week will
be worth $0200 in Savings Bonds
in just ten years.
Rodda-Van Goider Hospital.
Mrs. T. A. Wyfce continues I
critically 111 at Rodda-Van Gorder |
Hospital.
HENN
Theatre
MURPHY. N. C.
DICKEY
Theatre
MURPHY. N. C.
HENN
Theatre
ANDREWS, N. C.
Saturday, January IS
REX ALLEN, In?
"Redwood
Forest Trail"
Added Cartoon and Serial
No. 12
Saturday. January IS
WUd BUI El bolt as "Bed
Ryder", In?
"Cheyenne
Wildcat"
Added Cartoen and Serial
Ne. S
Saturday, January IS
Gene Autry and His Hone
"Riders In The
Sky" .
LATE SHOW
ANN SHERIDAN. In?
"Alcatraz
Island"
Extra added Attractions
LATE SHOW
Evelyn Anker*, In?
"Captive Wild
Woman"
Added Cartoon
Sun-Mon., January 1(-U
Ann Sheridan and Dennis
O'Keefe, In?
"Woman On The
Run"
News and Color Cartoon
?Sun.-Mon., January 14-15
Doris Day and Gordon
"Tea For Two"
Also Added News and
Color Cartoon ,
In Technicolor
Sun.-Mon., Jiguur 14-15
Lew Ayres-Teresa Wriest
"The Capture"
Added Newa and Cartoon
Tues.-Wed., January 16-17
/
Howard Doff and Brian
Donley, In?
"Shakedown"
Extra- Added Attraction*
Toes-Wed., January 16-17
Paul Henri ed and Catherine
McLeod, In?
"So Young So
Bad"
Added Color Cartoon
Toes-Wed., January 18-17
John Wayne-Anthony Qoinn
"Back To
Baton"
Extra added attractions
Thank-Fri., January 11-19
John Garfield and Patricia
Neal, In?
"The Breaking
Point"
Also Added Newa and
Cartoon
Thur*.-Frl., January 18-19
Burt Lancaster and Virftnla
Mayo, In?
"The Flame And
The Arrow"
Color By Technicolor
Thurs.-Fri., January 18-19
Mala Power* - Tod Andrewi
"Outrage"
Added Newa and Cartoon
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that a^ain!
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,UR ABIDING FAITH in the future of the
Southland is expressed in our now-familiar
invitation, "Lcot Ahead?Look South!" For the
Southern Railway System is one of the South's
moat consistent and enthusiastic "salesmen."
Month after month...year in, year out...with
advertisements in leading national magazines
and newspapers we've "said it again"... urging
industrialists, financiers and businessmen all over
America to "Look Ahead "Look South" for
greater industrial opportunities.
You benefit. We benefit. Because we are all
part and parcel of our great and growing
Southland ... all sharing in its development...
and all working together to bring even greater
growth and progress in the years that lie abtcd.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM