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Winriabow iNevvs i
WINNABOW. ? Miss Mary
Lou Ea:p, student of Campbell
College, spent last week-end here
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Earp.
Leonard Freeman, U. S. N., of
New York, spent the week-end
here .with his wife and her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Padgett of
Norfolk, Va., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Padgett.
Roy Swain, U. S. N? of Charleston,
S. C., spent last weekend
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Swain.
M: . and Mrs. Carl Long and
children of Summerville, S. C., '
spent the week-end with Mr. and
M.s. Dock Johnson.
J. M. Marshall of Currie. spent
last Monday night with Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Zibelin.
Misses Myrtle and Mary Mollie
Zebelin, George Zebelin and son,
George Henry, Mrs. Duke Marshall
and little son, Mrs. Joe
Sharp and daughter, Wansley, of
Wilmington, visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Zibelin Sunday afternoon.
Horace Lewis of Jessup, Ga?
spent the week-end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Lewis.
Raised Nice Fund
By JAMES E. WILSON
Thursday was colored school
day of the R. and S. amusements
here last week. The afternoon of
the day was quite a recess of
thrill to the children romping the
ground, riding the merry-go-round.
Pepsi-C'ola Company, Long Island City,
franchise Bottler:?Pepsi-Cola Bo
r
Never ha
more nec
or motori
of seeing
they will
travel. T1
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repairing
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into gloo
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Methodists Turn To Evan- ^
gelistic Endeavors After
Oversubscribing Goals In
Financial Campaign Dj
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The Wilmington District of the _,{
North Carolina Annual Conference
has been highly successful in
reaching and oversubcribing its Q{
goal in the financial phases of the .
Crusade for Christ. The Crusade in
_ . $6
and wheel. 73
A feature of. the day was a jg
native country ham raffle. Prior
to the event, students of the
school raised $71.00 from sales of ''
tickets. Florence Lee, representing
the 6th grade, was crowned ha
queen of the school. Her class, of di
which Mrs. Era V. Lee is in- ^
structor, collected the highest amount,
$31.00. si
Robert McMellan held the lucky th
ticket for the ham. S(
Percentage of the gate receipts ce
amounted to $23.00. A total of
$94.00 benefited the school, which y
amount will go in the building
fund of the new brick vocational jn
building. ar
And.ew L. Scales, , vocational
and agricultural instructor of the tr
county Negro training school, th
sponsored the beneficial affair Df
with the cooperation of the prin- ex
cipal, Alvin C. Caviness, and ja
teachers. j cj
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tling Co.. of Wilmington, N. C j th
s tire care and conservation be
essary than NOW. Every citiz
st has the personal responsibili
to it that his tires arc safe?th
give every possible mile
ic only way that this can be i
>y regular inspection and prom
or recapping. All of the op
pes in regard to new tires fai
m with the realization that tl
eds more tires than ever befoi
jds are paramount to everythii
i-efore your duty is to see th
i give new mileage, and tire se
ire ready to give you their aid.
Take A Look at 1
Casing and Dange
BEGIM
soldiers on the German
er is doing his individual
; in Europe are not turnii
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.5, SUIUICI v> ui t i trapping
ng more tons of vital an
len, if we work half as h
ig problem. I urge all wo
ite."
EVERY
V
This Champic
'our
ES |
ted
Black's As
THE
r Christ launched by American'
ethodists in the past fall, is a!
ur year program contemplating
e strengthening of the church in
I its endeavors throughout the
srld. The financial effort to raise
5000,000.00 throughout the na)n
has met an enthusiastic resinse
and is assured of victory.
The Wilmington district,, under
istrict Superintendent A. S.
irker, set the pace for the North j
uolina Conference by raising its'
iota before any other district in
e conference. Accepting a quota
$51,820, the district has now
pledges and cash a total of
13.229, showing a surplus of $11-, i
12. Of the -total pledged $36,720'
already paid in cash.
In recent meetings at central
aces throughout the District the!
strict and conference leadership'
ive pointed to the next imme- ^
ate emphasis of the Crusade for
irist: preparation for an evan"listic
awakening in Methodism
roughout the world. This evandistic
emphasis will take predence
over all other matters for
e remainder of the conferenceI
lar.
Immediate steps contemplated
elude: meetings of the Crusade
id Evangelistic committees of
le churches througout the disict,
to assume repsonsbility for
ie evangelistic task: the training
lav workers in their role as
ungelists; the holding of Christn
life and church membership
asses by each pastor in the disict;
and a thorough preparation
r the Holy Week and Easter serces.
Gculs set for the district:
iroughout the year include: reval
services in every charge:
nphasis on evangelism in pasr's
school and summer conferices:
September and October as
lurch loyalty months; developing
le art of winning people for
tirist; and additions on profesons
of faith in every church in
:e district.
T MEREDITH COLLEGE
Included in this year's student
idy at Meredith College in Raigh
are five Brunswick county
rls. They are Gwendolyn Kralke
of Leland, Rosa Gilbert and
loise Lancaster of Bolivia and
lorine Evans and Muriel Ross
Ash. Seventy-five North Caro-!
la counties are represented in
le student body at Meredith. 1
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part in the greatest ti
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tires by the thousands
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STATE PORT PILOT, 50UT1
New Enemy Hits
Weed Plant Beds
[n
Millions Of Tiny Insects p
Known As "Springtails" ! n
Attacks Bed In Eastern
Section
RALEIGH. ? A potential new,
enemy to the growth of tobacco 1
plants in Eastern North Carolina
has been found in the counties of i
Duplin and Sampson, Dr. D. L. I
Wray, entomologist with the
State Department of Agriculture1
reported Wednesday. '
According to Dr. AVray, the recent
warm spell has brought forth
millions of tiny insects known as
"springtails" on tobacco plant
beds situated in or near woods. j
"Although apparently no damage
has been done, due to the
fact that the plants are just
sprouting, there is quite a bit of
anxiety on the part of farmers j
whose plant beds have been at-!
tacked by these insects," assert-1
ed Wray.
He said the insects ? known
as "springtails" because of their
appendages, which they use in
jumping about?are bluish in color,
and about the size of the head
of a pin.
The insects appeared in such
quantities on the tobacco beds'
as to form a purple blanket several
inches in depth, Wray reportid.
They are also seen by the
millions in surrounding woods and
in ditches and in mudholes, and
even in fields which are being
plowed.
"One farmer told me he saw a
bluish mass of something along a
country road, and upon close ex-1
amination found it to be spring
tails, which is one of the most
primitive of insects. The scientific
name for them is collembola.
They are wingless and frequently
have no eyes," said Wray. He
declared he had never seen them
in such quantities as during the
past month.
i
A single oyster mav spawn
500,000 000 eggs in a season.
BEST-KNOWN
home remedy for
Jfo relieving miseries of
IV children's colds.
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WDAY, IV
e road to Berlin must 1
ire conservation cam pa
n unnecessary mile. In tl
i, salvaging precious mill
nd supplies. If we at ho
ve do have, we will go a
watch their tire pressu
BI
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UST GIVE
In Cooperation With The Gov<
Independent Tire
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HPORT, N. C.
iweet Potatoes
Are Still Moving
RALEIGH. ? The carlot movelent
of North Carolina sweet
otatoes into commercial chanels
totaled 18 cars last week.
sua
COME TO
US FOR
GARDEN
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Pennsyl1
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This Week
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lant General, Commai
EVERY
irnment, As A Service To
Dealers, Inc.
vce Stai
ACK WHITEVIL
By Expe
WEDNESDA
>ver a similar period during the ;
)revious shipping season.
The highest quality N. C. sweets
>rought $3.71, the ceiling, in New 1
fork last week. <
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The land under irrigation i
hrcughout the world is estimated s
9
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]ohn Winfield, markets newsman |c
(with the State Department ofrj
[Agriculture, said. The movement)
I during the preceding week was 1
[22 cars. Carlot shipment of sweet 1
[potatoes from this State between
[last August 10 and March 3 was
[420 cars, an increase of 33 cars t
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