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ing the period between Jan- ana dlacussed to be relayed to for the instruction 6f 48 auperVl. CroP Loans were made out In the j Columbia, S. C, July 4th-r-Fed-
1, 135 to July 1, 1935 the WasWlt!,ton ia the Adjustment sors who would measure all of the ottice durinS thlfl Period, the ma- . eral intermediate credit bank de-
t County Agent was plac- " wlim(wo. ,,., land on -the' tobacco "and Cotton Jority of which werejipproved and bentures have "been approved as
S county by the state and At-nlumtration. Numerous meet-. eoniracta m (orce ln tte 19S5 loans made. Agent has given as- Becurity for deposits of postal sav-
it s-, uts, and his en'.re ii .. , uwu w u tuumi rnri . nrt maiii out !2nnn sistance to tne production credit tnn tnAa in hunk nraordine-to
n. rrT.T.nfl' And - . ' Aaafuilattrm. ann Tnrmsrd mnlHrnv I . ... - n M . i
a statement, oy J. m. uagie, presi-
J.i jaw from these depart- -committees or loDasco, mm nacoplea'of four circular letters'-to Association ana rarmera , .malting
i. l a duty will be to carry corn-hog during this period for the Cotoh and tobacco' contract sign- -i loana trom association, the as-
iislon work. Mr. P. D. May purpose of adjusting the contracts, m. mailed out B 000 postal cards aociation making 400 Joans for a
pointed Assistant Agent the acceptance of contracU. and ap-r 0 contract-signers during-this per- j total. $115,000.
ut April and since that time proval of contracU to be twnr."U)4;.wUioM-(at checks, etc; deliv-j. A committee was appointed c by
a worked, principally . with ed .to the Raleigh .offiqe . for the ered 3.&00 tobacco, and cotton pa-; the Agent f or : the approval of
a berry growers and truck various boards of review. Other rity mnd rental checks; have wrlt-'loans of clients of the Rural Reha-
rs, giving numerous demon- activities of the extension office ten completed 105 cprn-hog bilitation Corporation and furthet
iis In grading and packing have been; the writing and ,com-;ContrMU.vcompeltB gl,mmary of assistance has been given to the
ivberrles and vegetables. In co- pletlng of 171, 1935 tobacco ad- au tobacco contracts for the years personnel connected with this work
i nation with ' IB,.;. B. Morrow; -Justment -contracts; the writing,. iba4.8a as follows:- Base acres, 21, ' In DupUn County. , ,
e Extension Horticulturist, he ana completing of 128 special base J92 7; 85 Wllt of base acres, CalU have been made on Agents,
s begun strawberry cultural and tobacco contracts; -the writing and 9.4. 90 peP cent of base acres, and heads of the different . de-
i utilization demonstration with completing of 657 new cotton conrSg.glg.2: Base orodUCtion" 18.167.- partmenta in Agent's office during
t ,K;iitywfour grower ln the counjy. tractt; the writing and completing -881. initial production allotment this period, by ten thousand farm
twice January tne uounty Agent 01 oiv lorms in connection wiio les ruling-, 87, 13,328.212
and Assistant. Asrent have attend- the 1984-35. cotton contracts: . the iinm. t,,j
f 1 one conference of the Extension writing and completing of 225 up- TWa aummary covered 3222 tobac-
,enta held at Wilmington during ward 'and downward adjustment 00 contracts '
t-se month of May. Three Instruc- forms on 1934-35 cotton contracU; , ' , L ba ftej,j
,i.on meetings have been attended me nuing out ana delivering io " . (contract signers for themselves
by the" County Agent, Assistant In supervisor -8:222 tobacco contract ; measuring land, ( 42 wpervisors & their tenants. A total vote of
cotton, ana otners or . tne : orrlcef'Complanee.'n.ew;':Hle . wnungi "oii H3r ',uww
force, to receive instructions in icomnletinsr.' and delivering to su-these men turning .. in. aa; average
various acUviUes of the office in pervlsors, 1,469 compliance t ottosNrf ' four eontract. measurements a the programj ?2 against ' con
Two meetings of the-IJofUi Ca-' completed 365 tobacco-' 'transfers, 'over the ; work accomplished In
. rollna Irish Potatoe Advisory Com- addition of land and split contracU 1834. An average of ten em-
miuee on four different occasions, completed transfers ; change of iywyee nave pero m uw jrai
.Each time suggestions as to the legal status, -etc., on 80, J934-35 off Ice during this period.
, Irish potatoe contracts were made 'cotton contracts Held one meeting ;s 447 applications for Emergency
15,328.212. ! em and others. Referendum . was
f nnnrtiiAtafl am Tuna 1 .n v.. -
29 on the continuance of the tobac
co program for three more years.
4,500 ballots were mallei out - to
dent ef the Federal Intermediated
Credit Bank of Columbia, who said
that this action broadens the field
of investors to whom these deben
tures may be sold. ? ,
" ...Til . n J VMMM iTtMA
4.ifO rcueuLijr-iicu;i.t;u rajui vie .
ail Ad ut xvon , ihuu mr.
"provides that Federal Intermed
iate credit bank debentures shall
be lewful Investment for all fidu
ciary and trust funds under ; the
jurisdiction of the United " States
Government nad may be accepted
as security for all deposiU of pub
lic funds, thus increasing the de
sirability of the debentures as an
Investment."
Cedar Fork Items
4B07: bailou were cast, 4535 of i Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sloan and
which were for the continuance of ! son, b. H., Jr., of Smithboro, S. C.
spent the week-end with relatives
-and friends at Cedar Fork.
tlnuance - of - the program.
(More on. back page)
The Ref rigeratioii Sensation
of 1935 . . . the! New
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ApprOeS Security with Mr. P.' NBrlnson.
jxiuH Virginia
Mrs. Martha Sloan is spending a
few days with Mrs. J O. Pickett.
Mrs. Joe Williams and children
of Tin City spent- the week end
FOOD
Ecoapmy
Bradshaw spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Jones.
. Mrs. Ruby Bostic spent Satur
day nightwitjHMrs. Inez Wilson.
' Miss Josephen Thigpin spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Lois
Lanier. v
Miss Mira Southerland spent
Saturday night with Miss Froy
Southerland
i Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brinson
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Ward.
.Mrs. Martha Sloan spent Mon
day with Mrs. Lola Raynor.
,Mr.i and Mrs,. A. R. Wood and
JMisa.Ruth Pickett made a business
trip .to Kinsjpn Friday.
Miss Margaret Hayes Wood
spent Friday , with Miss Letha
Brinson. '
, Mr. and .Mrs. Edgar Brinson
spent Sunday .with Mrs. Brinson's
sister Mrs. Ann Jenkins of Tin
City.
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Stolen Auto Halts Parley ,
of Pooches on Signboard
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' Pensacola The conversation bo
- tween a greyhound and a Scotch
terrier on a signboard at the Frisco:
crossihg in West Pensacola was.
interrupted when the automobile
about-, which they were talking
suddenly tore down the signboard.
. The greyhound had Just repeated
for the 1,869,936,437th time: "lt'
no use, Mack, it's a Ford V-8" when'
the car, to which he referred at
that particular time, suddenly left
the hU'hway and plunged straight
at them. - . -
y The particular portion of the
' -ajoaid on which they rested
tumbled to the ground while four
neemes. Who hod taken the fcuto
mobile without permissions few ;
minutes Deiore, puea out oi k
The car a 1935 model Ford V-8
sedan, de luxe, was already the
object of a hunt by officers at the
time it plunged through the sign-t
board. While the automobile was
being sought all over the city, re
ports were received It had inter
runted the conversation between"
? the greyhound' end the Scotch
tirrler on the west jrensacoi
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