I - iw a ijM i r ir\ Ki J icvw PERSONALS ? * '"?"- r '?; ? -?' 4*\ , ?.*>i?*,.\ ? ? '?? Mrs. Arthur Gay and Mrs. W. V. Iteddick were Durham visitors, Men day. W. Earl Lang, Jr., of State Col lege was the week end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lang. Miss Virginia Lang has retained to Washington, D. CH after spending Several days here with her parents. Members of the Woman's Mission ary Society held their regular meet - Ing at the home of Mrs. J. C. Gard ner, Wednesday. Miss Mildred Peele, Miss Edna Pad get and Miss Helen Tumage were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 'Gardner, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Uzzelle and children and Mrs. J. L. Edwards of Stantonsburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beaman, Sunday. BRIDGE PARTY * Miss . Clara Jenkins entertained her bridge club on Tuesday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jenkins. The spacious living room and dining room were very attrac tively decorated with spring flowers. After several progressions of bridge is was found that Miss Lucille Harriss held the high score for women and Mr. Ray West, Jr., high score for men. The low score was held by Miss Lanie Murphy. The hostess presented each a lovely gift Mrs. Albert West received the guest prize which was an attractive com pact. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Sam I Jenkins served a delectable frozen! salad, pe? .ninto sandwiches and icedl tea. Those who enjoyed her hospitali-l ty were: Misses Grace Baker, Mar-1 garet Davis, Margaret Condon, Lucille J Harriss, Lanie Murphy, Ruth Jen-I kins, Mildred Pbele, Helen Turnage,] Mary Edna Dobson, Edna Padgett,! Sudie Lee Dildy, Bettie Stallings, and I "Ruby Taylor, Mesdames ? Ray West, I i Albert West, W. A. Marlowe, and Messrs. Ray West, Jr., R. H. Phillips! ?and Dr. W. A. Marlowe. ENTERTAINS SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS Mr. Sam Chandler of the Metho-j dist Church entertained his Sunday! School class and other friends at the! home of Mr. and Mrs. Wray Reddick,] Tuesday evening. On the arrival of the guests they I were served punch and wafers by I Mrs. Reddick and Mrs. Chandler, aft-1 er which they enjtyed many old I fashioned games on the spacious! lawn. Again partaking of punch the! guests departed unanimously voting! on a delightful evening. PARENTS ON TRIAL Walstonburg High School Friday, May 1, 8 P. M. A Mock Trial, entitled "Parents! On Trial" is to be given at Walston-I burg High School Friday night, May! 1, at 8 o'clock. Mayor Mayor J. C. j Gardner of Walstonburg, is convict-J ed, charged with contributing to the! moral and spiritual delinquency of! his minor son who is in jail. Judge] J. Paul Frizzelle, Snow Hill will act! as Judge. Lawyer John H. Paylor is | attorney for defence. T. W. Bowenj is attorney for the State. Fred Car- j raway will act as bailiff. Thirteen witnesses will testify. A. C. College Quartette will, sing. Farmville High School band will play. Farmville quartette will sing. The program is sponsored by the Ladies' Aid of the Walstonburg Christian Church, for the benefit of Sunday School Class rooms. Ad - '??? J oc. WCrtfl mission wiuc sua zoc;wuiiui of prizes are to be given away at this program as follows: To latest married couple, largest family pres ent, mother of youngest baby, new est bride to be, oldest person, largest person and smallest adult. See last week's issue for details. This program is also to be given at the following p&ces: WinterviUe, May 8; Stantonsburg, May 15, and Snow Hill, May 22. ' The alphabetical agencies may have cost the country a lot of money, but not as much as WAR.?-Norfolk Vir ginia-PQot. A good speaker is one who says the things you would like to think I of to say the way you would say them if you thought of them.?Heron Lake ? News. ? * ' The treasury-poetoffice depart ment appropriation calls for a mere Mlbon dollars this year. Protests are espteted from near and Farley.? SprhJfcfieUd Uhion. <? i -t.,. tit - j * ? % . ? .j I J ? ^MMHjn u* BBNB 1 ? L y >; 1 ? * m. m New Program Design* To Reduce Cadi Crops The biggest payments under the new farm program will be for dtanct'' ing land from soil-depleting crops into tiie production of soil-conserv ing or improving crop* For taking land out of cotton the rate of payment will be around $12 an acre, while the rate for tobacco will be around $40 an acre, depending upon the average productivity of the land. ? The rate of payment for wheat, corn, and other soil-depleter* will be determined in the near future, and will probably vary with each ?arm according to its fertility, said Dean I. O. Schaub, of ^State College. ? The maximum diversions on which payments will be made are 35 per cent of the cotton base, 30 per cent of the tobacco base, 20 per cent of the peanut base, and 15 per cent of the base acreage of other noil-deplet ers. A smaller payment will also be made for growing soil-building crops or carrying out certain soil-improve ment practices such as terracing fof erosion control or planting forest trees, the dean said. There are two things a grower must do to earn this soil building payment. First, he must put in soil-conserv ing crops, or devote to soil-conserv ing practices, an amount of land equal to at least 20 per cent of his base acreage of depleting crops. Each acre devoted to soil-conserv ing crops or practices will make the grower eligible for 1 in a soil-build ing payment, unless the rate is changed later, but it will not auto matically earn this payment Second, to earn the payment, the grower must raise soil-building crops or carry out certain soil-building practices. * Under the program, certain crops and practices have been classified as soil-conserving, while certain others are known as soil-building. Some Timely Farm Questions Answered At State CoHege ? QUESTION: Is it necessary to 1 use cod liver oil in chick mashes dur ing the spring when green feed is available ? ANSWER: If the green feed is abundant and succulent and the birds are on range a good part of each day, it is probable that sufficient vitamins would be secured. However, condi tions which may be brought about by lack of sunshine and the scarcity or the coarseness of the green feed, make it desirable to fortify the mash with a reinforcing oil. This is really an insurance for the chicks and is well worth the cost. QUESTION: How will the soil depleting base be determined under the conservation program ? ' ANSWER: The harvested acreage of all crops in 1935 with the excep tion of cotton, peanuts, and tobacco, will be determined and necessary ad justments made from these figures. Where a base for cotton, peanuts, and tobacco has already been established, this will be used in place of the 1935 acreage. A separate base will be established for these crops, but all other soil depleting crops will be combined in arriving at the base. QUESTION: How can I get rid of Jice that are infesting my dairy herd? A-NSWUK: me following reme dies have proved effective: (1) A four percent solution of creolin ap plied with a spray pump or brush; (2) cotton seed oil and kerosene, equal parts; (3) ground sabedilla seed and flowers of sulphur, equal parts, applied in powder form. There ar^ also several standard dip solu tion^ on the market, but when these are used directions on the container should be closely followed. Oils should not be used in very warm or very cold weather. When powder is used the hair should first be clipped from the affected parts and the pow der applied only on the clipped places. A second treatment should be given within fifteen days. More than 2,000 yellow pines were set at a demonstration in Swain County last week and two other far mers plan to set 1,000 seedlings each in the near future. ? NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE. Under and pursuant to the power of sale contained in section 3403 of the North Carolina Code (Ann. 1935) and pursuant to the order of John B. Lewis, Mayor.in that certain ease entitled "State vs PeTCy Taylor," the iniemgned, will 'on ftUaxtky, May 23rd, 1936, at 12:00 o'clock Noon of fer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, oil Main Street in front of the City Hall in the Town of Farmville, North Carolina, the said automobile being the property of Percy Taylor, and said car having William Q. Morgan, then physical di rector of Holyoke (Mass.) Y. M. G A. Be created toe:?tms to supply the need for a gymnasium sport that was i competitive, yet set combative, A toot nls net and a robber bladder, tekth ?from a basketball, were the crtide tm .piements originally used, the game eras intended for nridffle-eged mm who could not indulge in a strenuous sport like heshethsll, It is now an* "ail agea" sport, the hoys having speeded It up so much that toe action is little ?abort of cyclonic. Women also play the game. ?? t.n^i. n liatahi rueeias The Initials V. D. B. on some Lin coln heed pennies minted in IMP ire" those of Victor D. Brenner, too med alist and sculptor who designed too coin. Bet this part of to* deslgfi was spon withdrawn by the Treatnry de partment and conseQnently too artist's initials appear on only part of the Lincoln pennies bearing toe date lMQs. Many thousands of the Initialed cOnti were circulated, however. ? ' Leukemia Similar to Caucer Luekemla is characterised by ftn ex cessive number of immature white edl* in the blood. In leukemia, a* in cancer, the cells that multiply With shah dis astrous affect are malignant cells with characteristics of their own that form a new and abnormal growth. The dis ease farther resembles cancer to that it can arise from s variety of ceases, ,; toe form it takes depending oa vari ous factors! Severest Test for Airplane The severest test that an alrplaua ? can be given is tha power dive. The machine ii put into a verticil dive front a great height, With power full on. When the greatest possible speed la attained toe pilot poll* toe plena k into level flight it is a highly bastr# ; out" teat for both pilot and plane. Ths Bin* Earth Deposits left behind by lost prion ? eval forests and the petrified resin boar [ form what Is called the "blue earth'* ' in the Samland district In East Prus sia, not far from the Baltic coast. This la the only place where amber is found, r for there are no similar deposit* else- \ where In the world. Founded Fur-Trading Site It was at Fond do Lac, .new a suburb of Duluth, that agents of the German-born As tor founded the'fur trading site which brought millions of furs from the woods of north central United States and laid the foundation for the rast Aator wealth. Evolutionary Changes la general It may be said that evo lutionary changes are taking place but ao gradually among the living animals and plants that they STe almost Im perceptible. A#case Iw point is the little toe of human beings which seems to be gradually disappearing. * Longest Texas l*ongborns 'Hie record length of Texas long horns is believed to be a pair pos sessed by a curio store In San Antonio, Texas. It baa a total length from tip to tip of 8 feet 1% Inches. Measuring along the horns they are over 9 feet Classification of Mexicans The Mexicans are classified 9 as be longing to the white or Caucasian race. There Is s dominant white pop ulation of Spanish descent but there has been intermarriage with Indians and some negroes* Power of Gold "The power of gold is shown by our dragon." said HI Ho, the sage of China town, "which, though unlovely in form, becomes beautiful when artistically glided." , # New Forest Along the Tensas river In Louisiana Ilea a 70-mlle stretch of trackless for ests that were rich cotton plantations before the war between the state* . 4 . JtoVt Wall Still There Babylon was utterly destroyed but ' there in still ruins to establish the earliest site. What Is said to be Ja cob's Well is still In existence. Alcohol oa tho Brmia Up to a drop of alcohol may be found In the brain of a peraon who baa never touched liquor, aaya a New fork uni versity professor. Courtesy Courtesy Is that right feeling which makes our behavior show thai' we con sider the wants and wishes of others before our own. -Widest Oao-Wey Thoroughfare Tyler, Texas, claims tho widest one way thoroughfare In the state for Its 80-foot streets bordering courthouse square. ' Hard to Stay Reformed "It's easy, to reform," said Uncle Ebeo, "but da hard part is to stick to beta' reformed, same, as If It was a habit" Blots Aloog Ohio River Some of the bluffs along the Ohlo river rise to an alRtnib of 000 feet ] or more. Stool Pons Old?-..' : Steel pens' for trrRtag data back to the beginning of Um lRnMetath cen tury. Largest Greet Lakes Dry Desk Lorain, Ohio, has the largest dry dock on the Great Lakes. NOTK* OP WSMPtlON OP PARTNERSHIP Ma-it to notify tho genera! public that -the partnership, known as Red dick Brothers, and composed of J. W. Reddick and J. C. Roddick, of Foun tain, N. C., has been dissolved, and that J. W. Reddick'is no ktager as sociated in any way with said %usi nesee, and will not be liable for any debts hereafter incurs: Acoetwnporary claim* -til* <b* average span of human life baa leng thened. It looked that wayfor a while, bto we thipk thp - automobile ""' 1 ? ?*'."" V. ?' n .- -w: . There isn't much difference:? be tween life in a big city and in a email town. In the city the autos ran down a lot of fleople, and in the town the goseipi do the same thing.?Olivia Times. ? .< I . r .1 SSwMomSl MIRACLE WHIP ? 1 Pints 27c. . Dial 231-1 ' : : j ? . r i what'S AU msrm ABOUT' .\ Give us 3 minutes to point out why "G-3" is Amer ica's best ?seller?no its, ands, orbutsl To become America's betUseiltr, it had to be America's best buy?and that's the "G-3" All-Weather for you! Evidence? ? we've dot plenty ... local proof of btttor than 43% greater non-skid mileage, quick er-stopping, safer grip, longer endurance. Get your money's worth and then some?see us about tires! . \ arc re?pue ? "*.ol o* 1 , -flf- 1 A J*** *ih?h i \ . ^.?i?* J FARMVILLE SERVICE STATION W. C. Wootea, tier. Dill Phone 267-1 Farmvillei .N. C. ? VOU READ tie i ^1 hereby announce^ my candidacy June If elected, I promise to do m|P ttt of my cototy. Your support will be ?rtihilslid Siffted: J. S. MOlHtt. . ?*??*> ' FOE STATE SENATE 1 hereby sftnounce myself M a Ssaffldlls for the State Twist* sub ject to the actions of the DemcWIBfie PrinWry to be held June 6th, VttB. With grateful sppredstion for Jour support ftpc.? i & G. FLANAGAN. t *0* COMMISSIONER 1 I hush) mumnet myself * can didate for re-election as County Cota mUBdoher fhafl the District cbrapiswd of Farmviile, Fountain, Folklaw* Odd Bearer Dam townships, subjeet- to the action of the Democratic primary. Your support will he appreciated, tfe. B. M. LEWIS. ANNOUNCEMENT * ??. I hereby announce myself a Can dida* for the office of sheriff of Fill- County. Your support Will be ZT** PROCTGfc AHS?MOMENT I hereby nnmrart*' myself * can frmm m n*Ms m Sheriff of Oswuy robjta# to the action of the Paws nte HHwy of Juno 6th. , If nominated' Mi elected, I will cMtifMi to illirlhWi" the duties of tltar efftse as?Ibeer in the past, ? Vettf ropport Willi be appreciated. S. A, WHITEHUttrr. . ANNOUNCEMENT t wtsfct to nBhOMIHo to the Voters .of Pltfc Gteatprttafl am a candidate 'fbr re?HDminatlo** Md re-election to the- House of Hbpnumtatives from I Pitt Coairry, SUbjM* to the action of the Pemoerotk PHlhary June 6th. VoaruyMimitftaie and continued support Willi it predated. JOHN *LL PAYLOR. OWE YOU THE NCMf KELViNATOR with 14id& COLO, 1&M ECONOMY and 3&ti& PROTECTION Tmdmj we recommend that every owner of an automatic refrigerator warn about the new 19S6 Kelrinator. Ib has three outstanding, funda mental values that buyers want. Yiwible Cold: Safe temperatures In the food compartment, proved by a Built-in Thermometer so there can be no doubt about how cold it i8. VisiHe Economy It uses from one-third, to one-half as much cur rent, as shown in advance by a Cer tificate of Low Coat of Operation. 0 Visible Protection: A t-jmrProtec tion Plan, signed by the oldest com pany in the industry The new Kelvinator gives you flexible rubber grids in all ice trays, and such conveniences as automatic defrosting switch, interior electric light and many others. See the 1996 Kelvinator whether you now have an electric refriger ator or not, and let us tell you how yon can have one for as tittle as 16c a day. Come in tomorrow. ***UtC0?0*Y if CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER I OF PITT COUNTY ^ " t o j f < > i < ? I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Treasurer el Pitt County subject to the action of the [ Democratic Primary June 6th. ; If nominated and elected I will faithfully perform [ tilt duties of the offiee. i . ? i? Your vote and support will be appreciated. . ; v II CHAS. O'H LAUGHINGHOUSE, Jr.j f AT LAST!?A'' CLEANSER FOR | [ m HOUSE INSIDE AND OUT I TIDBY FOB BPBItfG CLEANING ? Kmmt? Grime ripe Off IHit---Ctume8 Grease ? "Never Harts The Hands" ? One Cleanser Par Hundreds of Uses ( > Walls, wand week, weatkezfcoerdiag, wndovH, mirrors, bath fixtures, taiprt% wga, limit*an% ??hwohihu, dt dfc tla SCRUBBING UNNECESSARY ? RUB GENTLY USING SPONGE OR SOFT RAG ?; On Sal* WILLIAMS GROCERY I EPISCOPAL ACXIUAPT?AGENT $

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