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lime, f to see what a straw
berry fesuval it like, nd I ttu
derstand they have a food one tn
Wallace. I have bees to the mar
ket and watched them selling ber
ries, and listened to, the rhythmic
chant of the auctioneer. But I
was even more interested .In the
farmers who told the berries
they- came In such an- amazing var
iety of conveyances, in carts and
wagons and trucks and new shiny
mouern cars, too. . This has not
been a good season, the weather
has not been advantageous, and
, laborers are scarce. The market
sells other things than strawber
ries, however, vegetables of all
kinds will be coming in soon.
The festivities open, with a dance
this . Wednesday night, and it will
be the occasion for real values In
all kinds of things Ahe merchants
are cooperating to make this a sale
to J emember.
'. Wallace is not a large town the
last census gave it a population
of about 1600, but it has grown
since then and there are probab
ly more than 2000 people living in
. or near there now. It has several
large industries and many small
, ones, and there are indications that
it will grow much larger in the
next ten years. There is much
Interest in improving pasture con
ditions and It should be an ideal
place for stock raising.- It Is a big
tobacco 1 market, toothe largest
one-sale j bright leaf , tobacco mar
ket In tie world, I have read, as
well as the world's largest straw
berry market It is on the Atlantic
Coast Line Kauroaa, ; ana a has
a baseball team and a population
interested in the .team. It has a
huge new tobacco warehouse.
It is a very popular, shopping
center not only for the ladies but
also their men. I was amazed at
the variety of things you can get
at the Johnson Cotton Company-
mahogany furniture and floor cov
ering, home freezers, ranges, all
kinds of hardware. . , . '.;
If you are a farmer and need sup
plies, seeds, or baby chickens, go
to the Wallace Farmers Exchange
they have almost anything you
want. .;.
And If you are In the market for
a car, Wallace is really Automobile
ROW you can find any kind of
car you want You can get Kai
sers and Fraizers from the Jessup
Motor Company, or, you can choose
a new Ford from the Barden John
son Motor Company. The Cave
naugh Chevrolet Company would
be glad to sell you a Chevrolet
And the Blanchard Pontlae Com
pany has a new Pontlae you might
like, soon they win nave a com-1
pletely new body shop where you
can get your tenders straightened.
At Leading Motors, you can buy
GOOD HEALTH
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Answer to Question No. 1:
1. Yes, .fat people have more
.'.-ills and other accidents than
t?rsons of normal weight But
Liere are other dangers in ex
vest weisht. in addition to the
tendency toward accidents. Fat
kills in two ways, oy promoting
Sisease and by making various
diseases more deadly. These
factors add to the long list of
reasons for maintaining reason
able weight in addition to the
factor of appearance.
Answer to Question No. t:
2. In comparison with 1930
here is wry little smallpox in
U United States today. Sto
os'ics how a total of 34 cases
"tint yaar in comparison with
;U0T eae in 130 a triumph
'far immuruastioa and one of the
rrmmi vtdmrim In public health.
Doctors state that Infanta should
be vaccinated soon after birth
or, at the latest, oeiore tne age
of three. The duration of the
protection varies.
Answer to Question No. S:
3. A stomach ulcer is a small
living tissue has been destroyed.
ine exact cause u uiuiramu
but there are several contribut
ing factors common to many;
cases. There is a tendency in
some families' toward ulcers. If
a AaAM nki.ru him tsirtnanH win.
stantly by eating his food too hot
or too coia, Dy lauing u cnew
it properly or by eating too high-1
ly seasoned foods he may devel
op an ulcer. Emotional pressure
is blamed by many doctors.
(Copyright 1951 by Hulth Informal
Uon Foundation) ., '
7.P.T.F. To Give
Election Rclurns
In Saturday Night
Raleigh, May 25 Radio Station
WPTF has canceled all of its reg
ularly scheduled programs from
6:30 p. m. until midnight on May
31 to broadcasts complete and con
tinuous Democratic Primary elec
tions returns. ;
Richard H. Mason, vice-presi
dent and general manager of WPTF
said today the statin would remain
on the air until the xlnal outcome
has been determined,' whether a
candidate is selected or a second
primary Is called for. '
WPTF will gather returns from
all over the state by special AP
and UP election wires, by direct
telephone reports from county
sheriffs, and by radio pickups from
several precincts. In addition, the
station will broadcast pickups from
both Umstead and Olive campaign
headquarters and from the lobby
of the Sir Walter hotel, where po
litical leaders gather on election
nignt,
A staff of 12 administrative per
sonnel, four announcers, and two
political analysts will be assigned
to the WPTF election headquart
ers In the Insurance Building to
present the most comprehensive
election .report possible.
WPTF is a 80,000-watt station
and is heard throughout Eastern
North Carolina, portions of South
Carolina, and parts of Virginia. It
is located at 680 on the AM dial,
94.7 on the FM dial
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Matched sheets of hardwood veneer serve as the door panels of the
finest new television sets. One door will be almost, but not quite, like
the other, while both gain their beauty from the carefully selected
natural wood grain figure. No two television cabinets of real wood,
veneer will look exactly alike. Imitations of wood veneer, on the other,
hand, are made over and over asain in an identical nattern. They do
not possess the exclusiveness of appearance that nature, which never ,;
repeats itself, has given to genuine wood. The. doors of the cabinet
shown above are of crotch veneer, which was skillfully matched after
oeing cut irom tne top ox tne tree trunic, just oeiow ine lone :
Mrs. W. IF. "EuJT liiller, News, Adv. Representative s
a Dodge or a Plymouth, or if you
need a truck you can find anything
you want at the G.M.C. Truck
Company and don't forget the
Butcks at Minchew Buick Com
pany. .
If you have gone to all these
places, you will be hungry now,
and you should try the Old Cot
tle Cafe. The food is excellent
It is run by Mrs. Phyllis Sander
son who was the dietician in the
Chinquapin School.
You will feel refreshed enough
to shop at Liberman's or Kram
er's and the bargains they are
having will astound you.
You could even buy a new sun
dress and take the old one you
have on to the Wallace Dry Clean
ers who will make It look new. Be
fore you leave for home, stop in
at the new Wells Superette, a new
kind of grocery store where you
can find all kinds of exotic things
to please your palate. And on your
way home, do stop at Tut' Fussell's
new Lake Tut. No matter how hot
the day, it will be cool and breezy
there, and you can relax in the
sun or under the trees in one of
his charming picnic groves. (Aw,
go jump in a lake....Lake Tut, that
is. Ed.)
For three straight years, the
grand champion steer of the Colum
bia 4-H Club Fat Stock Show in
Tyrrell County has been exhibited
by James Pledger. His net profits
on the three winners total $630.
James Stanley Of
Calypso Advanced
In U. S. Uavy
While serving aboard the land
ing ship dock USS Catamount op
erating in tne Far East, James is,
Stanley, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Stanley of Calypso, N. C, was
recently advanced to the rate of
radarman, third class.
Stanley, who entered the Naval
services Dec. 17, 1040, received his
recruit training at the Naval Tram
ing Center, San Diego, Calif.
Before entering the (Navy he
graduated from Calypso High
School and was employed by tm
Wayne Construction Co., in Mt.
Olive.
Navy men are advanced in rate
as a result of fleet-wide competitive
examinations given twice each year.
Actual promotion is based on these
tests, how long the man has been
In the Navy, and the length of time
he has held his particular rate.
Hitchhiker Thumbs
Wrong Car
A hitch - hiker found out too
late that you should be careful
from whom you thumb a ride: As
Patrolman W. F. Proctor cruised
down the highway-near Summer
lin Crossroads, he observed a man
staggering down the road, wnen
the man saw the car approach, he
removed a pint of white lightning
from his right hand and transferred
it to his left so that he could thumb
a fide. The patrolman stopped and
opened the door. Then the man
realized that his benefactor was
a Patrolman, so he threw the bottle
into a ditch. A few minutes later
the empty - handed man was safely
-f.
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lodged in the Jail in KenansvJlle.
But he did get that ride. ,
Eisenhower
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BEAUVECHAIN, BBl.uiui
Equipped with a raincoat and com
bat bcits. General Dwight .D. Eis
enhower can grin at the ram as he
gives his smiling Sunday salute to
officers during his inspection of the
personnel and installations. at the
Beauvechain Air Base m Belgium.
This is one of the mam bases of
the Royal Belgian Air Force and
as such is of concern to the Su
preme Commander 'of west
Europe's pefense Forces.
Acid Solution Takes Off
Blotches on Brick. Walli
" Efflorescence alkaline salt
working to the surface causes
white, crusty blotches occurring
sometimes on brick and concrete
These blotches can be removed
with a wire brush and washing
with a solution of one part muri
atic acid in. ten parts of water
Rinse with clear water two nun-
i . sftnr onnlipfltion of the solu
tion to avoid pitting the surface
Care must De taxen to proves
when mine this stront
solution. Wear rubber gloves, too.
and old clothing.
U.S. HAS VARIED TREE FORMS
A total of 1,177 different form)
of tree 862 species, 228 varieties
and 87 hybrids grow in th
United States, according to thi
VS. Department of Agriculture
Masons Al lend
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Church Service
Masons of Beulaville Lodge 638
attended services Sunday evening
at the HallsvUle Baptist cnurcn.
The Rev. A. V. Brown pastor of
the church delivered the message.
Announce Birth ;
ftlr iiuC Wn Nnrmnn G Huff
man of Havelock, N. C. announce
the birth of a son, Michael Glenn,
on May 14, In Lenoir County Hos
pital in Kinston. Mrs. Huffman is
the former Miss Gwendolyn Thlg
pen .-of BeutaviUe.''VvM'C-i;;:.v,i:.v'.
Miller Club Mell
The Miller Club met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. C. D. Thomas
and Mrs. Mazel Houston joint hos
tess. The home ensuite held love
ly arrangements of mixed sum
mer flowers and roses. :
Miss Beey Melvin Demonstration
agent gave an interesting demon
stration on braiding rugs. Also
a dress review was held. ; There
were 9 entries. Mrs. Frank Rhodes,
Mrs. Delmar Houston and Mrs.
Herman Miller were awarded cash
for honors : of first, second and
third place for winning. New mem
bers added to the clu broil was Mrs.
Carey Williams, Mrs. Delmar Hous
ton and Mrs. Rivers winsteaa.
Home made cookies, ice cream,
toasted nuts ana ice water was
served.''1'.
The June meeting will be held
In the home of Mrs. Ashe Miller. '
Western North Carolina last week. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas,
Misses Jessie Aim and Rebecca
Thomas, Mrs. James Thomas, and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs,- W; O.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Home
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Foy Jones
iul con Phil. . Mrs. Phoebe
pt Carl D. Pate and Mrs, Mary
Alice Jones attended the birthday
dinner of Mrs. Macy- Mallard in
Trenton Sunday. ' Mrs. Mallard is
sister of the latter Mrs. Jones.'
Mr. and Mrs. C H. Pope and iam
lly of Magnolia were recent guest
of Mrs. J. G. Bostic. '
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bender of
Willlamston were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wlnford Guy.
: , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warren
and sons of Goldsboro, Mrs. James
Briley of Texas were recent guests
of the J. G. Kennedys. -
Mr. and Mrs. Gurman Guy and
son, Mr. Bill Guy and Bruce Lan
ier toured points of Interest in
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W.BVf (1 Assorted Colors nSale' Ml
;;' 1 4t)lil if With Pockets Below Cost L2
I!,, Me's Chambray 1LOT Men's Long Sleeve
; WORK SHIRTS mis spmilG DRESSES SpSTIrTS
, Keg. Value $1.49 VALTJE $14.95 N0W $ 8J8 Value To $4.95
: ' ' CVi tftfl, VALUE $17.95 NOW $19.88 nfa
" VjlsmCldJI REG. VALUE $19.85 NOW $12.89 V 9
1 ; BVV REG; VALUE $105 . r NOW $ 6.89
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The rabbiteye type of blueberry
Is recommended for home use. It
is more resistant , to heat ..and
drought and is more vigorous and
productive than the hlghbush type.
Masters Charlie and Rusty Lan
ier have returned to their homes
following- a visit of a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams
in Raleigh.- '. . -.. ?'
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Thlgpen and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Powers in
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Consider Look
Of TV Cabinet
A television set should be
worth looking at even when It's
turned off.
In other words, a TV receiver
is a piece of furniture as well as
i piece of electronics equipment,
and it is a highly conspicuous
piece of furniture, too. The most
prominent spot in the room usu
ally is selected for the television
set, and chairs and sofas are ar
ranged to face in that direction.
Everybody notices it
Real hardwood veneer cabinets
are used for the finest television
sets, presenting an attractive ap
pearance that equals the quality
of the best picture and sound re
ception. Genuine hardwood ve
neers possess the-natural charm
and beauty that have always
given a basic appeal to fine wood
craftsmanship.
Substitute materials are some
times finished in imitation oi
wood grain. . Usually, . these are
either excessively shiny or arti
ficially flat in appearance. Many
of them do not wear so well ai
true wood veneer. .
Wood also is , Important fox
tonal quality. Many musical in
strumentsviolins, for example
are made of wood because wood
makes sound more pleasing. A
hardwood veneer . television ox
radio cabinet performs the same
function. , '
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