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C. W. Sh«ph«rd
C. W. Shepherd Loves
His Persimmon Tree
Mr. C. W. Shepherd of 4S Main
Street is very proud of his
persimmon tree tins year. He
bought this improved Japanese
tree about five years ago from
Butty's Garden Shop and it has
been bearing fruit the size of
oranges, for the past three
years.
"They are not bitter like the
eld-tfaney persimmons," ex
plained Mr. -9>ephard. "And
.When they are ripe, they are
good to eetj like any other
fruit' 7
Mrs. Shepherd has made lots
tf puddings from these persim
mons and says they are Just
as good as the old-fashioned
kind, without i)Daarly the work
involved in preparing them.
They do not have seeds snd it
only takes a couple of them to
Mr. Shepherd, retired Erwin
Mills employee, also spends a
St deal of time in his work
ifDshohfayis wood wmk
he hes a sample of Ms work
in the shop which includes,
lamps, salad bswis, Ml bowls
aad sv^^y^u^ful
nSnoant b. «wk
most of his time working in his
shop that is located in the base
mot of his home.
Wood fas f Bazaar
The Woodlesf Methodist
Church will hold its SBth annual
Bazaar and chicken pie supper
at the Woodleaf school cafeteria
on Saturday, November 18,.
Serving will be from 9 p.m. until
t p.m..
The women of the church have
also donsted a variety of
articles that will be on sole,
many of which will make lorety
gifts.
Danes Friday
The 4-H and Youth Recreation
program wJB be bald Friday
night, Nnvsmhsr 17, at T:»
pjn., at the IftocksvOle Element
tary School Gym with "The In
vaders" Combo playing for the
program. There wil ha an ad
• mission of X Cents. This is open
ta all hays «d gMs LsUismi
the ages of • and li.
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FPO N.Y., New York 09501
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Co. C Bth Eng. Bn.
APO San Francisco, Calif.
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APO San Francisco, Calif.
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Ist Inf. Division
APO San Francisco, Calif.
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Bogcr Will
Run Agaii!
For House
Gilben Lee Boger has an
nounced that he will be a can
didate for re-election to the
North Carolina House of
Representatives.
Boger said, "Because of the
excellent cooperation I have
received from the people of this
district, I have decided to offer
myself as a candidate for the
House again. I feel that the ex
perience I gained during the last
session should enable me to do
a better job if the people of
this district should see fit to
return me in 1969."
Boger, 40, is a native of Davie
County and a graduate of
Mocksville High School. He is
a member of Farmington
Masonic Lodge, the N.C. Farm
Bureau and Bethlehem
Methodist Church.
He is married to the former
Maxine Smith. They have three
children.
Boger's committee
assignments last term included
agri culture, appropriations,
roads, irrigation and drainage,
manufacturers and labor, public
buildings and grounds,
senatorial districts and wildlife
resources.
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