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I Vs. ttartia, Jr.,
I . 1 1 i-e ait-,&n Fair Wedaea
- I. asi Xtk H C. Cook were
c .111 to lumbert-a Citnrday to
"a --. cr'i' i "r, Eev, c. V,
3, Le is U Liter's Sana-
teiam u result of serious
kcait attack. . M
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A. Si. I jjl J: i vkited Km. 0
bert Eritt, who ft 4 patient in the
a. k JioBpita: n Ilocky Mount
TEAQHEY
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msrnza1 yenrtlter, anl oam , again
theztiin canMea of wax fluooioai tlej
, cHaf to erery effort towardaorv ;tht
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Funeral lerrloja foe llrfc, J. T.
Xeaohey, 80, will of the late Jai:
D. Teaohey, whofdied ! Satarday,
Ootober 30th,, were held os Sun
day at 3 :30 o'cloOc at the home of
tne deceaaed.by er paitor Ber.
Frank Pollock, of Warsaw awist
ed hy Ber. L. JLfTolli, r
? Burial followel in Pin , Hoot
Uemetery. , I , . t r
. : Active paHbea:nri were Graham
v. juinu, in C. V-irenoark, A. L.
Sunt, Johnny iton and Chart-
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Surrivins are fiz'childreni 0.
T. Xhey, ID .
at, jtr, juinu, j. .xeacney,
Jr., 1L L Teachey, Mn. - J. ,B,
Kilpatrick- Ieachey: . one,- aUteri
Ara, 4., v. UavanOa, of SoehiU.
D Mr. and Mrs. wlbert Enni. vW
and Hra, Dan Nil of Bichmond.
Va,, Mn; Albert Spencer, Mn. 7.
E. Williams and loni, 3fr. and
Mn. Marvin Barnei. of Wflmimr-
wn, uranam v. nnu, and Jamei
Ti 1 mt. -
:tnd at ra Err-' t. l:i li. Turn-
Ex. ftxi Mra. 1L &. Caa'v.ijmt
ue wecand mtitiasnaBola oele-
dtkoxz x. .Sua'i and hii mo
thert Lfrthday. ;:"-; 'tm vrf.?.; s'
MIm rathryn Eland of E. C. T,
O, Gireenrille apent Wrt weekend
Z,TJf., Hubert Jonei hai re
urned, from Manhattan, . Kauai.
,kx. and Jin. George jjfficsaillan
and twini. of Greensboro.' snent
Thursday with J&a. C, H. Eearn.1
m. v jh- woryr oz tre, Andrews
Presbyterian Church, .-Wjlming-ton
and lev, & G. Earness began
a seriea of Mrrioea at - Teachey
Presbyterian Church Sunday night
Ootober 31. Serrioea.at.? ;30t and
:uu, Jr. ? . fireryone it mrdiaur
9 A 'M. a ' m " i."'. T'.' .
The .Bkune TJeinonitratioi Club
sponsored an oyster supper at the
school building: Friday night, Oct.
Thi esbyter&IadW
Auxiliary;; held their Mission iStu-
y Clas at the borne of lira. I. a.
WeDa, Wednesday, Ootober 27. ;
1 Kiss Eumnk Forlaw, of iSa-
field, Kiwes Malra-Porlaw, Park
er nd Sterenson- of Wilmington
were guestt of jurfc ; Jiell Forlaw
thia weekend. . r
1 Friends are rlad to know Mrs.
Annl Weill im Aettur. i !
BiTenbark, of Greensboro, attend-f lorra&io Wells, of - Wfl-
ftUESTIOH: How long ;, aboulj
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the light be turned! on in the
poultry house for best reiuUi f
AKSWEBi Thia depends upon
whether -the lights are tted
the morning or evening, oj wha
thef both are used.- As a general
rute tne Diras should nave " mm
12 to 14 hours in which to feed.
Where moraine lights are used a-
lohe these; are usually turned on
at 4:30 to 5:00 o'clock la the
morning and left burning until
daylight" For " evenning-. lights
these are usually turned on about
4:00 o'clock and left on until 7
P.' M.. 'Where both aystmes are
used the birds huold have ii least
12 feeding hours with lights on at
0:00 A. M. and off at daylight
wiui evcnuiir lurnu .. on assin in
JTTv0v3 - I the 'afternoon until 8:00 o'clock.
W:,0?0 OUESTIOxT: Should hew tobao-
00 plant beds, be. selected each
year! '
ed the funeral of Mrs. . Tj. JDl
Teachey Sunday afternoon.
Friends of Mr. fend Mrs, C. V
Holland and chilOen. Mr. ' and
Mrs. 0. H. Holland and daughter.
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aoinev are nad 19 nave them
mue tneir acme in leaoneT a-
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' 1( H, 'Quei Btree .
mlngtoa, visited her mother last
Mrs. ' A.' L. Usher, of Bosehill,
was the weekend guest of Mrs. J.
B. Wells. .'C
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hubert Boney
were called to Lomberton recently
on account of a heart attack of
Mrs. Boney1! father, Bev. 0. T.
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M The Sofl Brpsion Association.
ip vpifiwra vouixy nss . oraerou
iwn carjwaus nineswme lor ; rpi
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B. G. Jrumttfn of Person Conn.
'timhl S06 bales of 'lespedesAj
red closer, and. oat hay from 12
acres V lnd. Two- other, tons' of
lodse1 Bay'Jrom this same area has
gitcn nia totatyiejd of approx
limately;a' Ion, io the. acre this
Ifs going to be a hot tens in theOId Towii, th
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It irJt bb a cc!d lime in your horns sobi if
you den't have Cccd heaters... i: SStfi'
? jr i.u4,wuiiicAi, wvcti ana oee our-'i2W
LJne
other pieces b U:crfirfc too line cunsc i
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Ho uso tortus to aoowlBS euBure If
imJmm not ttwkMok to know what
who name is heard O'fmaiiMfl.
An tllo 4onmu . XT.. . '
his section as a likely nominee in
the Democratio primary for can
didacy. for-Hnited States Senator.
'' Shuping has a successful record
as campaign manager for fellow
ouice seeaers, and would be help
ed in his race for the candidacy
by the customary observance of
east-and-west lines, which .this
time carries selection of a candi
date back, to the west .1
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ANSWEB: Experimental- work
and observation ihows that dam
age front blue mold can bo sub
stantially reduced by the selection
of new beds each year or by the
rotation of beds, it Volunteer to
bacco is not allowed to grow in old
bed sites a 4-year rotation of the
beds will be as good
lection each season, I
beds are used, they :
burned over or sterilL. '
before usage. If a new I
ted be sure it is located i
sunny place that is weL
Locate the new bed on
iypc of soil and close to 1
water if parsible. T ".
Q (JESTIOK : What js the
grain ration for young calves .
. AHSWEB: Any nixluru tL.
palatable and supplies. '; the f
materials needed by the calf is s
isfactory. Corn, oatsj, wheat I
and oil meal are good feeds. '
following mixtures ahve been
ed with success and are ' rec
mendedd for calf feeding. : I Ti
parts by weight of cracked cc
and one each of crushed oats a
wheat bran. 2.. Thirty pounds ea
of Bracked corn, wheat bran, ai
crushed oats, and ten pounds t
linseed, peanut or soybean mc"
8. Three parts by weight of era
ed corn and one part wheat br
The feeding should begin at abu
twa weeks of age orw- hen tl
skim-milk is substituted for who'
milk. , ' J
' . E. L SMITH
E. L Smith. 72 years old. of the
Smith Township section, died in a
nignt jrom a complication of di-
j - "Mr. Ivy,1? as he was known to
his many friends, had .suffered
from : paralytic strokes and gen
eral ill health for the past fflfcr
yearfcjProstate and kidaej. tw.i
ble set in, and he was unabKiio
tuuttt jura uomyuvnuiin, fir-y, J
', Funeral f. services ,s.wete . held
wnmay tuterneon . AI. .111S . ,npme
near B.F.;Gradv School condnct-
Ud by Beverehd Ifoward Molamb.
of Pink mn, and he .was- after
ward interred in. the family ceme
tery with Masonio honors. -
j Mi. Smith, is survived by oneJ
son,; John ivy 8mith,-aad several
grandcsjiildren. Hev.was a member
of the Pleaaant.HiU lodgei
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H0TIC3 OF MOETGAGEE'S SALE
1 By virtue of auliorii. cenlmn-
td in a certain nmtean deed xe-
cfltted: by Mo-D Hewkirk and wife
mary s. aewsarx to l. JL- Alder
nan dated the; 1st day of March
UKO, and reoorded in Book 226.
page 407 Begistry of Duplk Coun
ty; default having been made in
the payment .of the indebtedness
ttereby seonred, I will' seB at
TflfUio anctiim .tat toA i tft .. 'th
bghest bidder at the . court house
doo in Ouplin County, , on. thej
Eifld day of Bovember 1837i,at
twelve o'oloijkjl noonj thei llollow
ng-deecriBed tract of landto-'
(. .jneEinnme at a. stare m.
C?rp3-gi oeph Algermaa
anon wuiara roan ana. runs
thence 8. 60 1-2 west 54 poles to
a stake to u. W. .prong of said
branch about M. SO west 20 poles
to a stake: thence north 76 1-2
west 36 poles to a small icily tree
In said branch; thence -nortt -18
I-JTwett H wm to Peterson's
corner: i thence; feterson's ' Ike
north 73, east 73 poles to a steke,'
road thenoa said road
soma au s- easx poiesi'tnence'
saidroad continued sou 'tturt
SB poles to begianing, containing
29iu2 acres mora- or lessrr t f
-'- This.the BOth day of Ootober 19
ST;'
Mrs. 0a Xzzell, Administrator.
of 7. M. AldemaiL deoeased.
A J. Blantoni Attorney.
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Our Boys Made it Hotfor ;Gwtiy
Back in 1917.18.
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