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I IHOME DEMONSTl t EMILY BALLINGEK, Corn - The home agent announces j the following schedule: ' Monday, May SO: Office. Tuesday, May 31: There! v ...111 I t 1- 1 ?_1A1 I -TV niu uc a iuuus anu iiumuun | leaders' training school at 2:30! Pk m. in the county agricul-| tural building. Wednesday. June 1: Church?hill-Home Demonstration Clubl will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the' home of Mrs. C. M. Haithcock. | Thursday, June 2: Paschallj Home Demonstration Club will; meet at 2:30 p. m. at the home; of Mrs. Albert Perkinson. Friday, June 3: Embro: Home Demonstration Club has' been postponed to Wednesday, I June 8 at 8:00 p. m. at the! home of Mrs. Irene Short. The County Dairy Princess: ?' Contest will be held at 8:00 p. m. at John Graham High i i- School Auditorium 8 ! It's strawberry time once again and haven't wo been en-, joying fresh strawberry shortI Wr"' t | i \ jfl Ri FBI "Traffic on North Car Kg than doubled in the 1 I' tinue to increase at a 1 road building and m fallen far behind. Pi and leadership are nei w. more small towns am haps any other state; be planned and built. < are needed ... to get i Ifc'--1 from school ... and I nearby industries . . B|.. accessible for our lar "We should contini H..approach for primary i A! ?5/1 Oj War RATION CORNER ] ity Home Ec?emici Anal .. ?J cake, ice cream and heaping i bowls of fresh strawberries? ? Are you also thinking of the j future and freezing some for! use when they are out of sea-! \ son? J] For freezing you may want i to follow the following in-J? structions. The varieties which j < are recommended for freezing t arc: Albritton, Massey, Pre-! j m i e r. Tennessee Supreme,1 s Tennessee Beauty, Blakemore. Select firm, but fully ripe, deep-colored berries. Do not ^ freeze un-ripe or u\er-ripe ber- v ries, except as puree. Never f freeze green tipped or mushy, berries. Wash berries in veryj.^ cold water. preferably ice r water. This helps keep berries firm and prevents injury to i tender skin which holds flavor r and juice of berry. It also cools berries, thus improving; c quality. Keep berries cool un- c til frozen. Chopped or Sliced: For shortcake topping, chopped or slic- t (Political Adt y^"55* Terry S ONT LIN for rc olina highways has more ast 15 years. It will conapid rate. Our secondary aintenance program has* rompt, aggressive action eded! North Carolina has d communities than pernew access roads must Cood hard-surfaced roads Dur children safely to and workers to their jobs in . to make markets- more ge farm population, le the present State-wide and interstate roads, but _ t A sti berries, are best. Use 4-tomix by weight. Pour suga aver berries. Cut sugar int< hem. and mix well by stirring Pack and freeze. Some folk idd a few whole berries tx sliced or chopped product. Whole: Use 4-to-l or 5-tonix by weight. Pour sugai )ver berries. Mix well. Paci ind freeze. Puree: For ice cream. Smal jerries or culls that are slight ly under-or over-ripe are gooc vhen made into puree. Berries should be sound, never moldj >r near spoilage. Put fruil ihrough sieve or Foley mill Mix 4-to-l by weight witi sugar. Freeze. Real Gent The drunk was sitting at the >ar adjacent to a man and his rife. Suddenly the drunk carrn orth with a resounding burp. "How dare you, sir. What dc mil? -mean by -burping?before nv wife?" With that the drunk unstead Iv got off the bar stool and, naking a sweeping bow. said: "A thousand pardons, sir. 1 lid not know it was the nia lam's turn." There were about 12 million ractors on U.S. farms in 1958 'ertisement) & 'A 4 m Bpf Wm \ Wr ' \ I1?*"' , -V ' ^ , k . ^ anford E FIGH tads! the secondary road prog to the people. Our Ilighv he enlarged to 10-14 m every area of the state, road problem and have thing about it. As taxp our people are entitled local road programs. "Yes, this is an ambiti be. It will require much But I say, 'LET'S GET he Sfafe cpi I ^0^ SANfororo ORDfor ???? rama County; Claude B< r Announcements \ By Negro Agent > PEGGIE P. DREW [ County Negro Home Ec. Agen r MYRTIE D. MAYO c Assistant County Negro Home Ec. Agent 1 Phone 204-1 1 4-H'ers To Observe Second 4-1! ; Church Sunday Program ' The 4-H'ers of Warrei t County will observe theii second 4-H Church Sunday 1 program. Sunday, May 29, H j the Coley Spring Baptisl ; Church at 11:30 a. m. i' In the 4-H program, thf . leaders feel that the sniritunl ..development of the individual is essential to a full, well J rounded life of service to the .! community and to the nation 1 Therefore, it seems most ap . Ipropriate that 4-H members ! set aside one Sunday during ' j the year as 4-H Sunday. This i Sunday is designed to: 1. To enable 4-H members , to think together about home {community, and world events i in spiritual terms. 2. To develop in 4-H mem n : V ' S" W. wT ""' fFP Him ;ram must be returned ^ay Commission should embers who represent understand the local authority to do someayers footing the bill, to a stronger voice in ous program. It has to time just to catch up. STARTED NOWl'" the GO! ? GOVCKNOR-MRT L. MNNCTT, MGR. Governor), >wars, Chairman /ARREN RECORgp bers a better understanding of the relationship that people of the soil have with God. 3 To provide 4-H members an opportunity to participate in a service that develops the Heart H. , *| 4. To help 4-H members to -^demonstration their loyalty I and to realize their?own re| sponsibilities to the church of their choice. 5. To show 4-H members I how their church can provide Christian fellowship, helpfulJness, better understanding, a! .'religious outlook, courage, and ,j harmonious living. tj With the above^ objectives in II mind the 4-H County Council | and 4-H Committee planned! J two 4-H Church Sunday pro-j j grams to enable the 4-H'ersl jjto attend the program of their < choice. 11 The program planned fori 'i Sunday. May 29. at the Coley ' * Spring?Baptist -Church wiil be , headed completely by 4-H'ers. j 11 The main feature on the pro-j i gram will be talks by five' ' i 4-H members entitled "Life Dares Youth To Live." At thei 'jend of the talks, the Rev. O. j : B. Burson. pastor, will give a, *; summary. The program held on Sun-| ' day. May 8. at the Ix>cust: Grove Baptist Church. Wise, featured the Rev, L. R. Mc-j Knight, pastor of Ridgewayl, Baptist Church, as g u e s tj speaker. All 4-H'ers. leaders, parents) and friends of 4-H'ers are urg1 ed to attend. May we expect you on Sunday. May 29. at 11:30 a. m.. Coley Springs Baptist Church. Your pres-| (ence will be greatly appre-j j ciated. Alston Elected Head Fork Chapel j Development Club i Albert Alston was elected i J president of the Fork Chapel j Community Club at a recent! meeting. Rufus Alston was elected ; vice president: and Mrs. Oc| tavia Williams-was-elected sec1 retary. and Miss Florine B.! I Williams, was named reporter. 1 Several committees were! j also formed at this meeting. They are: j Program and Executive ? j Mrs. Ethel Alston, chairman; Miss Geneva Alston, co-chair-j j man. I Agricultural ? Henry Wil-i liams. chairman; Sandy T. Alston, co-chairman. Community Improvement ? Mrs. Eunice Alston, chairman;' Job Davis, co-chairman. Youth?Mrs. Rufus Alston,! Jr.. chairman: Mrs. Toye Als-; ton. co-chairman. Finance and Resource? Rufus Williams, chairman; Miss Ada Davis, co-chairman. The club selected the time and place of regular club meetings: Tuesday after the first Sunday in each month at T*30 n m / ? ? ' ^ crnrpPTy School. One of the club's major goals for the year is to purchase a recreation center for the community. Seventeen members were present.?Miss Florine B. .Williams. reporter. j Patronize the advertisers. FIRST SiM 670-15 I LINE Black Sidawall PASSENGER TIRE TUBED TYPE NYLON SPECIAL *14& I PLUS TA* I 1 WARREN FCX I SERVICE I I I WAUIN70N, N. C. I a 1' * *' Negro FARM AGENT NEWS LEONARD C. COOPER Negro County Agent I. W. MURFREE Asst. Negro County Agent Tobacco Field Plant Disease Pythium Soft Rot is a fungus d:sease appearing in to- j bacco plants soon after sett-' ing. This disease is caused by | a soil inhabiting fungus. In most cases, it is helped by the) laborers when the plants arc drawn from the tobacco bed. j That is. the helpers bruise the i base of the plant stem by squeezing the stem or by ap plying excessive pressure to | the stem when pulling the| plants from the tobacco bed.; When this is done,-the-ifljuredT part of the stem becomes! readily accessible to the dis-j ease. When the disease oc- 1 curs, the base of the stem! will become brown and soft;) then begin to rot. Affected! plants will die. Sore Shin is very much like Pvthium Soft Rot. only; the plants w ill live until the j base of stem becomes girdled | ?then the plant falls over: and dies. Usually the top of, the plant remains green until! the plant's stem base is com-i pletely girdled. t-revenuon is me only curei for the above mentioned diseases. Water beds so that] plants can be drawn easily j and don't damage plants in, the transplanter by stepping close to base in packing the soil. Always remember: Prevention is more worthy than cure! Future Gold Mine "We have twin calves, and both are heifers." beamed Mr. David Spruill and his son. Kenneth, of Grove Hill Community when showing them off to L. C. Cooper. Negro County Agricultural Agent. The?mother-eow?is-- a well developed 5-gallon Jersey pos-j sessing all of the fine quali-J ties of a model cow. Kenneth has named the i calves Molly and Polly and j plans to raise them as base cows ior starting tneir dairy herd. The Spruils are potential grade "C" milk producers. Corn Without Weeds And Cultivation If seeing is believing?then visit the farm of Mr. Richard R. Davis, Floyd Knight, tenOne way t< By room a economy ( golly, buy I A hone t ggar torn gat Cartiftad Cor Cor* with any I DOD< It's not surprising that Dart s Dart is so roomy and comfor Interiors are not just attractiv right luxurious! And when 3 low price and high economy this year's Mobilgas Econom surprising that the Dodge D fastest growing low-price fav< ? HOW OOOOE BUILDS TWO Q PERKINS U. S. HIGHWAY NO. I Narth Oman FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960 V ant, located on the Loulaburg The man was uneaay. "Well, S Road, and eee (or yourself? yea, sort of." corn growing without weeds "Then, why don't you?" and cultivation, "My w|fe don't let me, sir." This is one of the corn ? demonstrations using Zimazine "Terrible about old Harry W 80 pre-emergence weed getting married, isn't it?" said control. No plowing wiU need a railman to his friend. v : to.be done to this plot, and it ..why terrible?" inquired the will remain free of weeds and frien(j yet produce a normal crop of ?WeUt he was such an easy corn- . guy to borrow money from." See Mr. Knight and Joe Watson for details. . ; RCA Victor Not So Dumb TAlai/i'.i'nn. The Army psychiatrist want- 1 eievi?lon8 ed to be sure that the newly Friffid&ire enlisted rookie was perfectly A normal. Suspiciously he said: ApplldnCCg . "What do you do for social j Sales & Service "Oh," the man blushed, "just RADIO TV sit around mostly." | Center "Hmmm?never go out with gir,s?.. * , J. ALLEN TUCKER gHKgi _ 11 Phone TOt WmtoImI Don t you even want to? ^?^^??^ SUMMER ON ICES 0A WONDERFUL HOUR'S ENTERTAINMENT WITH THE ICE CAPADES STARRING S"MACKENZIE HOUR host CRAIG STEVENS SEE IT THURSDAY NIGHT JUNE 2 NBC-TV IN LIVING COLOR UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION d pick a car is by looks ( Dart). nd comfort (QD art). By operating E3 Dart). By price* ( Dart). By Dart ?everyone else is! y for the money! Wyfl wF^ ' ^ii^H ln*w 1960 Dodo* eor. H*? ?W* doi*it fhlng ye? ?o a guaront** of trooble-fr** driving3E DART I able and quiet. m?.E DJt(|T c*? p car c _> b, they re down- ? *pkS rou add Dart's SENECA Fairlane Savoy Biscaynt , (24.7 m.p.f. in RIOKEER FaMmSOO IWiMn UU r Run), it a not ?? irt i. America's """" <*?? E?ri Km* | rite! Dodge Division of Chrysler Corporation tEAT CANS: LOW-PRICED DO DOE DART. LUXURIOUS *60 DODGE j ON MOTOR COMPANY WISE. NORTH CAROLINA
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