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"Mall early, and use the correct
address," Postmaster W. B. Dosher
advised Wilmingtonlans yesterday
as he .made the annual appeal for
ubllc cooperation with a busy de
partment in the weeks preceding
the Christmas holiday.
"Handling this huge volume of
Christmas mall will tax post office
facilities to the limit," he said. But
we will get everything delivered
by Christmas if we receive the full
cooDeratlon of the public."." '
Christmas packages for. distant
Dolnta should be mailed by Dec
ember 2 Christmas sifts lor near
by points should be mailed by Dec
ember. 9. . , '
Christmas cards destined for out
nt the utate should 'be mailed by
December 13, and cards for local
delivery at least a week before tne
holiday. ;'"J-': .- ,-.'-
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"DEEP lGG." -PjLOL'JGLlADGS
tfaCxo cEaoeEis
Uie Po.ii.dLur plead
soon as you have packages xZj."
To meet the peak Yuletiae rush,
tlni up new sorting tables, provl-
ing reserve mau sacza ana over
hauling delivery trucks. Even the
post office pens are getting new
points. ,
"Please stop in next week and
purchase the stamps youll need
for your Christmas cards and let
ters." the. Postmaster asked. He
ursed the nurchase of three-cent
stamps for mailing greetings first
ctass. varas may inen oe seaiea,
contain messages, and can be for
warded or returned without addi
tional charge. ;:;i:;l':-''-?':i-",ft P
He also suggested getting a few
air mall and special t delivery
stamps, too, for : speeding youg
greetings to friends you may re
member at the last minute. '
Buying stamps is a part of your
Christmas' shopping that can be
completed early. It will save you
valuable time in December, when
the holiday rush begins and thte
post office lines are long.
, The. postmaster . also advised
early purchase of heavy flberboard,
sturdy wrapping paper, strong cord
and printed fourth class labels for
parcel post. He pointed out that
fragile items must be individually
cushioned in a strong shipping car
ton such as a flberboard box. Pack
ages are limited to 70 pounds in
weight, and must not exceed 100
inches in girth and length com
bined. Seals and stickers should only
be placed on backs of packages.
A new welding process gives
Aiiu.Chnlmers Blow snares a
test strength more than twice as
great as ordinary snares.
A cross section of the Submersed Weld
shows deep penetration along the entire bond
between plow gunnel and share. Under test,
the original metals will break before the weld.
In addition, a thicker, more uniform wearing
surface Is maintained over the tough, 'soft center.
I Here is more plowing service at modern
tractor speeds, plus the precision fit for which
A-C shares have long been famous. See us now.
te the National farm
vr an your (AC
smu -amp mmi J
T. A. TURNER & CO.
PINK HILL, N.C
IURIIER TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO,
KINSTON,N.C
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COMPLETE DISPLAY OF
CHRISTMAS TOYS
SHOP EARLY
1 USE OUR LAY-AWAT PLAN
JAY DEE'S
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clared. "Keep t..e face of your
packages clear for the address and
mailing instructions a you want to
speed delivery."
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Bc&sl Cbrch
INTENDED FOB LAST WEEK
Th Bethel and Calynso Wom
an's Societies of Christian Service
held their visitation program Wed
nesday night of last week with the
Rthei church as host Mesdames
Jlnr and Perry Grady were at the
door to welcome the visitors. Mrs.
W. T. Byrd gave the welcome after
the opening song. Mrs. Garland AV
bhin cave the devotional, after
which a very impressive candle-
liBht nrosram was given by Helen
Sullivan, and Mesdames William
Sullivan and Garland Alphln. .
At the conclusion there was a
simple hut impressive ceremony of
lighting the candles on the birth
day cake, with Mesdames Willie
Byrd, Willie Outlaw, William Sulli
van, T. A. Jernlgan, Garland Al
phln, Ed. Jim, Dan and Perry
Grady, and Miss Helen Sullivan
lighting their respective candles.
After the program the group was
ushered into the recreation room
where they were served candlelight
salad and coffee. The group was
led in games by Mrs. Garland Al
phln and Mrs. Herring from the
Calypso Society.
Mrs. Lloyd Bordeaux of Wilming
ton soent the week end witn Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley DalL : -
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Grady ana
Mrs. Ed Grady and family spent
Sunday with Mt and Mrs. Boyal
Garner of Fuquay Springs.
Mrs. Garland Alnbin ana Mrs.
Ray Alphin visited relatives in Cal-
.vdso Friday. fv" :,.'.''':'. :;i'.'.--.
Merle and Jean Summerlin of
Raieieh raent the holidays at home.
Linda Lou Alnhin of Goldsboro
spent the week end with her grand
parents Mr. ana Mrs. soy Aipnin.
Mrs. Nannie Grady is .improving
name at this writing.
The Bethel Society enjoyed the
visitation and study at Kones unap
1 Wednesday nleht.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Alphln and
girls of Goldsboro and Mrs. Jlose
Ainhin of ML Olive spent Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Ai
nhin. :
Mr. and Mrs. Dan" Grady have
moved to the Rones Chapel section.
-Eva Grady of -Raleigh spent
Thanksgiving with her parents
Mesdames G. L. and J. L. Sum
merlin soent Wednesday in Ral
eigh, tf
SOi.
Grov;crs Urged
Because black shank and Gran
ville wilt are now more prevalent
to some extent In every major tob
acco producing county In the 6tate,
It will be more than ever a prob
lem for Tar Heel growers to choose
the. right variety .of tobacco for
next year. r J. -
Tobacco specialists say that rota
tion and use of resistant varieties
are the two measures being used
f fieht these dread diseases. Ro
tation, they point out, helps by re
ducing Infestation in the soli and
giving support to resistant varie
ties. - '
The resistant varieties all re
laaaaA hv the ExDeriment Strttlon a
year ago, are Dixie Bright 101 and
102, which nave resistance to now
black shank and" Granville wilt,
nd mivte Brisht 27. which has re
sistance to Granville wilt only. ,
nivio fRrieht 101 has shown mod
erate resistance to black shank and
high resistance to Granville wlltr.
It yields about like 400 and Yellow
Special, is of .good quality, and
cures to a bright lemon color. The
leaves are spaced moderately wiae
apart on the stalk and ore some
what tender under very favorable
growing conditions. Plants snouia
be spaced about 18 to 20 inches in
h rtt.ni ant tnrroed hish. The var
iety seems to be adapted to a wide
range of soils ana growing conditions.
nixie BriBht 102 has shown high
raaiatanrA in both black Shank and
Granville wilt in North Carolina.
It is a moderate yielder, about like
Oxford 26, is-thlnner than oxiora
26, and of high quality. The leaves
are spaced wide apart on the stalk.,
f lams snouia oe set m lncnes in
the drill and topped high. Dixie
Brighl 102 dries easily, during the
curing ana needs to ary rapidly
for best lemon' color.
The third new variety, Dixie
Bright 27, is not resistant to black
shank but has resistance to Gran
vil)e wilt about equal to Oxf ord 26.
You can pay more but you cant buy hefter.
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my risk crig ini
. day? Get rid of that (L
the safe, easy, amfictal W S" .
, Producing JSSlnS "
bull take,, pay inore iJkof injury,
.Ship your buU and lE&
low transmitting Dd reed vour next cow to a bet
consistently. Phone us and breed your nci v
"..SbS than you could afford to own.
nni ;TC1M GUERNSEY lTT.ZI
SOUTHEASTERN ASTIfmL E..IE I
COASTAL COOPERATIVE
BREEDERS ASS'N. INC
Phones: 8781 ft 54U WALLACE, M. C
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