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Sennoii
"To Betblaham"
By R«?. Nttktn J. BtoM.
Ibmbtr of Fae«l^ Tb« Moody
Bibl* luMtato of Ohloafo.
JBRU8ALBM i« called the
Holy City. In times pMt it had
ita holy temple and holy of holiei.
Eten no# it hat ita holy aepalehen
and ehunh« and tnooaquet. fint
the moii tender and liaered spot
oa earth for mankind muat ever
be Bethl^em, beeauae it waa thtf
birthplaee of the Holy Child.
The history of the world, it is
tme, is told in movements, but
the center and drivitaf force of All
movements are personalities and
events. The grreafeat Pertonality
beyond compare ever to set foot
on earth was bom in Bethlehem
over 1900 years ago.
Each passing year since, has
seen the world of Christendom
turn back in thought and aong and
worship to the scene of that holy,
marvelous birth and to the One
who was bom there. Was there potash,
ever a year when we needed to do manure
that more than in i* is year of our
Lord 1940t
RICH SOIL IS
REQUIRED FOR
VEGETABLES
H. R. Kiawonger, Extension
borticnlturist of K. C. State Col
lege, is constantly rfemlnding farm
people that the vegetable garden
is the moat valuable and import
ant plot of land on tite place.
“Bat it should be the richmt soil
on the farm,” he declared.
Continuing, Niswonger said:
“ You cannot provide the vegetable
needs for jwir family by planting
the seeds or plants in soil that ia
)t properly prepusd or aoil of
low fertility, lluij is the tiine of
the year to prepare the garden
plot for next spring’s plantings.”
The horticulturist reeommends
that the ground bo covered with
about an inch of ataUe manure
or one half inch of ehicken man
ure. Over this, broadcast 150
pounds per one half acre of 16
per cent super phoi^hate, and if
the soil i? light, broadcast 50
Symbols o( American Defense
and fertili*er
should be turned under now and
and left in the rough. This will
allow the freezing weather to
freezing weather to crumUa the
aoil, there making it easier to get
in shape for q^Hng planting. If
there ^ave been peasor beans
planted for ttirning under, broad
cast the superphosphate aiid pot
ash the same as with stable man
ure before plowihg under, Nia-
wonger advises.
A« fi final suggestion, the Ex
tension specialists says arrange
ments should be made when the
garden is planned to buy, rent or
borrow some kind of siprayer or
Ih the mMrds of the sh^erdi,
i,! .
“Ziet m now go •ran nnto
BfliUilahtm, and SEB this thing
which iM come to paaa, which
tfaa Lord hath nutde known
nnto ns”—^Lnke 2:16.
The birth at Bethlehem tells us
of (Jod’s great good will toward
men. We cannot adequately des-
oribo what we cannot fully com
prehend, but how little do we
•omprehend that wonderful svent
and its significance! How amaz
ing it is that the Qod of all the,
nniverse, the eternal, infinite, al-l'i“®ter to use in fighting disease
mighty, all-holy One should set doeos not pay
aside, for a while jHis inexpress-jto money for fertilizers and
ibie glory. Come to this little If yott let the btijgs
sp^k in the universe, and diseases destroy the plants,”
com% truly man as well as truly asserted.
Qod, and above all gather up and
bear in Himself all the vast
•Orrt)ws and sins of men and thus
safe men.
Ood’i will towiid men is good
iHlL Ood ta ‘‘not willing that
•«ay «h6nld pteish” otily
nun wiUs thit. “Ood will
fcni* dQ inen to be sated.^ *
When we contemplate God’s
p«flt good will toward us, how
eagerly we should accept it and
it khould make fol* good will to-
heavily clouded with ill will and
oi oS Aou *n
hem and learn this great letson
wird each other in a world
of God's good will.
Marketing eooperative* tf pre-
eiiely what the n«m« impliea. Pro
ducen meet, put up their money
and atari kn oiiganization. They
hire executives. The organization
reprasenta their collective voiee>
It ia a private busiDeta, standing
on ita own feet—and it works on
the eoundeet of busings
pleai.
The War In Bnrope
It is impossible to forecast the
nMin to mark the eontM of hman Itpilla.’* 1 foogM aeroee fk« Atlaatfe Itti
existence. Time flows (s»ii»*|#i*ly j The card waa ngaei, Brmt Britaia depeada. almet
and human life in a proe*^9 that'Ing you and yonrs ft MCTTy!«s m.ich cr.„ii th« hr.iv*-- ,{ htr
moves iteftdily from birth to Chrirtmas and a Hnppy New'worl««‘rs sm upin th»? I’oura*?# of
death, without slackening for.Year"—The N. C. State Rigb* b«r d**fend«'F^. Thf* inland p^oplr
man-made points of menial signi- way Patool. |must have food and «npph*«» or
ifieanee. ' •• could be l«am«d this th*y will p»riA dsapHe au«i>aafiil
If it take« a New Year for yon, coming none of the reliewi reeistaoee to atUrlc.
princi-!ag „ individual, to find time for d«vers had refused hia “ticket.-j
reflection upon your presence ^ ^
this mundame i^ere, then it FIRE HAZAJlD fN,
W.U for JOU th.1 . New HARD WINTER
rolls around. In a way, yon are.
"Wife
superior to many other human be-^
.MMM ts m V A MA tirriA onv.
developments of warfare but thejj^jj^ no time for ">y- - *1, T, T
signs point to a German move toi*i.;^ p«nnot «>nninr^- me eokiest penorts
thing that they cannot eompre-
in its hts-
relieve the pressure on Italy, now'j^ -j,,, ' ^ tj,eir davs in ‘j**
- • " ^ dpstroved neores of live* and
reeling from major defeat* in Al- activiHres
bania Mid Egypt.
The Secrecy that has always
concealed Ghjrman offensive eon-
tinues. No one knows whether a
major asaault against Great
Britain wil be rastened or whe
ther the new drive will involve
the Balkan area or the dispatch of
reinforcements to assist the Ita
lians in Libya.
There have been hints that the
dismissal of Pierre Laval by Mar-
iiall Petain was due to the form-
!• * • A S^t . nlv I V T vsu nwi CO WiL JI V cv
, ® ? miliions of dollars woHh of
money, ascending the s^ial scale
or earning the ^udy tinsel that abnormal
men accept as distinction.
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Drunk Asylum
Urged By Lloyd
Solicitor Alfonso Lloyd of
Raleigh City Court proposed Wed
nesday that Wake County use a
portion of its profits from the
sale of whiskey to establi.h
er’a cooperation with Berlin and I institution for the
going
his assent to the dispatch of Ger-i^^^^ inebriates
man soldiers to Atnca through I «j
the great French naval base of
Toulon.
report because we fail to under-]they can’t from a humanitarian
care,
[tensity. And the foreeasts -tay
that onnditions such as this will.
probably extend well into th** |
spring.
This kind of a winter inevitably
gravely increases fire hazards-
Old Man Statistics, turning to
(Must precedents, can show you;
how many more of us will die, how;
much more property will be laid |
waste. But Old Man Statistics
with his grisly figures can be
beaten. We can show him that he
tiu lUtii^ rfxUrf k*
or vacMM «l«
Oidi.Mwrorn
M tarajL Mas • avabWai
tfwuMlfr MS *• I
to go before the
X1S>V&1 b&86 Oil ^ • i • j* 1^11*4. tliis tinw*
w« thi. County CommissionerB and see ifj‘*„ inis him.
We cannot acrept this ^ ... To take a simple
simple illustration, a
severe winter puts great straiiw
North Carolina is playing itS|Who terrace their land earn #oll- controlled by the British, and
part in National Defense—trac-1 building payment* through the
tot* and terracing machines for |AAA program. Thus, While the
agrieultural defense and Army soldiers operating the tank are
tanks for military defense. For'pa^ticing maneuvers which stren-
the past six years the State Col- gthen the Nation’s armed defense,
lege Extension Service has organiz Tar Heel farmers are carrying on
stand how German troops, at Tou-|^ndi»int, do something to ^ heating plants, stoves, etc. We
Ion, would cross the Mediteiran- for the^ habitual drunks, Lloyd 1 p.furance,
dec are . l fireplace roaring.
His statement followed the jg enough if our heat-
viction of James Reaver, Raleigh | equipment is in good oi der-
man for whom no address was that is a very big “if” in-
What Is t'rance Up To?
The shake-up in France, in
which the former World W'ar hero
replaced Laval with Flandin, is
not yet entirely understood. The
?d and directed Soil Conserva-jsoil defense work by terracing advauled vary, some say
tion Associations which operate more than 70,000 acres of
heavy equipment to terrace land jevery year,
and control equipment. Farmers
Terracing- Is Symbol
, t of member markgt
Of NfttlCMial Defense ttves, is rejMFesentiag' the daiiy-
men inu this case. It is not fight-
Wlfe P.
DnUTURE
AtCQHOt
■ACCORDING TO an item in the
Dairymen’s League News of New
York, the dairy industry has beenj
land it is «■ «igu of Vichy's grow
ing discontent with the policy of
rapprochement with Germany and
others declaring that as a matter
with the the move represents new
aid of member marketing coopera-members of the French
^ cabinet who wish to appeas j Hit
ler by more vigorous aclfon ? gain
ing sound labeling regulations- It
lluding Gon. Gamelin and former
Premier Reynaud.
Certainly it is impossible for us
in the United States to get the
is fighting a blanket type of re
gulation which it believes un
necessary, and opposed to the
prkenting its views on some new'honest interests of all involved.'correct meaning. The Vichy govern
regulations proposed by the Foon'Certainly, the nutritional value of !™®“t apparently holds a few low-
~ .... 'milk is well enough establish that^®®'^^® game with Hitler
it can be properly advertised
healthful food without going
ing laws which would apply to all into wordy and difficult of Gen. Weygand.
foods pitrout exception. Accord- planations. Hitler’s pressure upon
ing to dairy spokesmen, if they
listed, on a charge of being drunk
and a public nuisance. Weaver
■was sentenced to jail for four
months.
“These men shouldn’t be the
responsibility of the city,” the
solicitor said. “After all, the
county sells them the liquor and
collect* the profits. They city
doeflft’t g«t anything out of the
ale. Therefore, I think it should
be the duty of the county to take
care of the drunks.”
Weaver told the court he got
drunk off ABC liquor purchased
in one of the Raleigh stores.
deed. Most of us tend to put off
until tomorrow what should be
done today. If the furnace isn’t
quite right, we figure that it may
get by—or that there will be
plenty of tifne to have it fixed
in the future. Maybe the chimney
is throwing off a brilliant display
of !»parks—but we guess that
there is no immediate danger.
and Drug Administration
These regulations involve label-
D«natur«d alcohol it th« bMt advent
fW wmevtagstallntwax.
GASOLINE - SAVING DEVICE,
50c. Cheirrolet-1932-1940. Ford
1934-1940.—Walert Co„ 3429 Na
lOth St., Blilwaukee, Wis. 50-3
become effective as drafted, it
will no be possible to advertise
the specific nutritional values of
milk without attaching teachni-
cally worded labels to each con
tainer.
The National Cooperative Milk
NINETY-THREE THOUSAND
KILLED
Few of us fealize that during the year 1939, NINE-
THREE THOUSAND people met death from accidents
in America ... one persoti every five and one-half min
utes, eleven persons every hour, two hundred and six
ty each day, eighteen hundred each week.
Sixty-two per cent of all fatal accidents fall under
two headings . . . motor vehicles 34% and falls 28%.
With the holiday season approaching*, travel will be
in full swing. What would be the picture in your home
should you be one of the victims?
Insurance will not bring back a loved one, but
there is satiifaction in the thought that the future of
those left behind is financially secure. Can you afford
to gamble with a need so vital?
★ ■A’ ★
NORTH CAflOLINA MUTDAl
OH4A
e.C.SMULDlMd.Pr«Md»n» * DURHAM.NORTH CAROLINA
DUrliiUil Office
ST. 809 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
iW. L. Godk
r Manager
Charlotte Offi^
233 S. BREVARD
tA. £.
Manager
a maybe, one face-card, the French
forces in Africa under the com
Should
Petain
prove too great the I'Vench may
decide to risk the use of African
contingents, in cooperation with
the British, in a knockout blow
In addition, the
up of'^’rench retain some naval units
* which posses value to either side,
is much profit in the stuJy of
self and the understanding of
SOURCE OF STRENGTH
“IN UNION there is strength”
goes for a group of people with^
common interests, no less than,^®^inst Italy,
for a government made
sovereign staites.
Union is the principal underly
ing agricultural marketing co
operation. On man, dealing alone {one’s environment. Certainly, the
with a buyer, has little power. He,world needs more, rather than
takes what is offered or goes with- les®> of this kind of trought.
out a sale. A thousand men, work! The individu^al should under
ing together, can meet the buyer i®tand, however, that the year is an
on even terms. lartificial measure, invented by
HOUSE FOR RENT
Reminders Being
Handed Out By
Highway Patrol
No. Rooms Addrera
l^dTeekly Rati
""2 ~
1 Adams Court
$2.50
2
8 Adams Court
2J50
5'
407 Church Street
5.00
Chapel Hill, N. C.
3
806 Drew Street
100
3
119 Dunstan Street
4
812 Elizabeth Street
4.00
3
122 Enterprise Street
3.25
4
1912 Fayetteville Street
5.75
5
1912 Fayetteville Street
5.75
4
1808 Fayetteville Street (monthly) 25.00
1
1109 Fayetteville Street
1.50
5
509 Foster Street
• 5.50
3
1204 Hanovi;r Street
S.00
2
314 Lee Street
2.50
2
314M Lee Street
2.25
3
508 Ramsey Street
3.50
2
606 Ramsey Sti^t
2.50
2
408 Roney Street
2Ji5
2
408H Roney Street
2.00
3
410 Roney Street
3.00
5
1302 Sduth Street
' 4.50
4
1510 South Street
4.50
3
211 Umstead Street
3.00
3
211 Umstead Street
3.50
3
711 Willard Street
3.00
Highftvay patrolmen were
handlns: out a new kind of traf
fic ticket today.
Motorists stoppinfiT with an
inquiring “What - have-I-done-
now” expression were given, in
stead of the usual summons, a
brightly decorated card carry
ing the inscription: “Christmas
holidays are here; help us save
a life tihis year; Everyoftie
must do his share, so watch your
step and drive with care.
Around the curves and over thej^^'’® lost.’
hills through '41 with fewer In the total war
War Medal For
Farmers Awarded
A new type of hero is appear
ing in Great Britain where the
King recently awarded a medal
for gallantry to two men for
threshing wheat.
It seems that the fariners carr
ied on their th^Jng job while
German shells from the other
side of the channel fell about
them and German planes machine-
gunned them. In addition, frag
ments of British anti-aircraft
shells were falling at the same
time.
The men were operating with
in range of the long rang« Ger-
wan guns for six weeks. On the
last day thirty-two shells fell
about them. One fragment crashed
through their threshing machine-
Their citation sai^^ “Their work
enabled many hundreds of bush
els of wheat to be a\ttilable to the
nation which otherwise would
now being
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Gdvin*s Ncwip^pcc Suvm
TEST0) RECIPE
■ J/ JFrmct$ Ltt
r*^ difBcmlt to rwtm or nm
aronod a trlani^lar coovs«. bat
xaiglitT a&ay to anjor on* «t feoma
when C r a ■ t j
Fruit TrlaaslM
an aerved. Ther
loo^ KD«d, tasta
good and art
good for ytm —
a point for oacb
angle ot tli«
acone.
Cruaty Fruit Trianglaa
i cupa aifted cake floor; S tca-
sitoona double-acting baking pow
der; % teaapoHi salt; 2 table
spoons augar; cnp butter or
other saortening; teaapoena'
grated orange rind; ^ cup jKttesa
raisins; ^ cap milk.
Sift floor once, m&’.ZMK, add bak'>
tag i>owder, salt, aad augar. and
aift again. Crt to. ahortening; add
orange rl»l «nd raiaina. Add millr
all at Once and atir carefally iriti.
all floor ia dampened. Tbi& atir
rigorously nntil miztTure forma a
soft dough and follows apooa
around lro\f L Tara out immediately
on slightly floured board and knead
30 seconds. Roll % tach tbick and
cut in trlangieek Placa on on-
greased bakii% aiieet. Broah tot>a
lightly with mixture of equal parta
ot sugar and milk. Bake in hot
oven (450* F.) 12 to 15 minutea, or
until browned. Makes about IS
aconea.
WheMia
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aian!” Have you heard those
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hopefui Job hunter tora sa«By awar,
bemyed by his owa gray hair...
Thia naaJnIt happen to m«.
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ar ta yoor bair and look years
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USffir -
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It refuad yoor soaay.
dealer doeso’t have LA&
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