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The FarmviDe Implement C?^ ..$100.76
Mr. John E. Artis 50.00
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Mr. Luhy Baker
Mr. J. W. Joyner, Mayor, .... IZ50
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St James Free Will Baptist
Fountain, N. C:
Lewis' Chapel v 15.70
Chris' ChapeL Chris, N. C. ?? 15.07
Zion HM ^tiptiBt ^j^. Colraine^ N. C^. 12^5
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At FarmviBe, N. C. _. '
At Eewatain, N. C. ad 4 25.30 -3
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At Falkland, N. C. ?_ ??_?. 27>.
to her when they ware J| ?
llareh, W??'Tm married to him, all
oa^ho
lilVmy
vate fe*?| the only one
I ever really liked."
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1 Trawick, 36, end her lat
eet <in Penaacola, Fhu, hurt month)
?"Oh, that marriage waa annaPed." H
Although ahe waa being heM for
J ' te*a?ti?ation for allegedly
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tenet one of the four, Dorothy
* aaa't too worried on that acore.
"I never got any allotment from
King and he waa the only one of the
four who waa in eerviee," the said.
She. waa boohed for Mgamy tar dty
living la New Orleana, he
A Utah Dtfrothy etill waa
to the three other men.
bad one qoeetidn to uk:|
.pot
?a of thane Pndfk lb
that'* when I'm going whan
get out of thin mean," aha aaldl
nlight wont tempt me any
|more." . '? . "? ?? "
Kill Cotton Stalks
As Soon As Possible
The boll weevil has done consider
able damage to cotton in North Caro
lina this year, hot the peat nay ha
struck a body blow through stalk der
struction before the weevil gods into
winter qparten, eajs James T. Con
ner, Jr., Extension entomologist at
State College. A
Late maturing squares and bolis
only furnish food for the hoQ weevil
The deetruetion of the stalks and
hence of the weevil's food supply
will send the past into winter quar
bers in a weakened condition and
then is less likelihood of his snrviv
tng the wintMV say* Conner. - ;
The earlier the stafc destruction
job is done, the better. In other words,
the longer the time between stalk de*
the first killing frost,
the fewer boll weevils then tint likely
to he next spring.
The stalks nay be killed with ?
jitalk cutter, a disc harrow, or a plow.
"The thing to do is to get tidof tin
food supply iff Mr. Boil Weevil just
Skly as possible," says Conait.
i ta plsnty rf vflilt*irt
from North Carolina but also from
other sections of tin eotten belt tint
stalk destruction it the best method
of fighting the weevil at this time."
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
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though this is net required);
1600 words in length,
WKm'^S^Si
an ^ ?
by the Chairman (on or U-.
20, 1946) from the
Montiifl ahJ fftllflfffit oatti Ka
to * board of capab
wil] report within fKtaan
and second
jhg the
NCPAt a ?100 U. a Savings Bond~
Ifiorias E for as* first choice in the
twm biT>i'hrl> high fyfyirfrl and col
: and a $60 U. a Savings Band,
tat aw* asoond ohoiae. f
START THE contests right hway
hand it member the ftot' local data
should be December 1, with *J1 State
to the Chairman hot later
Deoamber 26.
SYLVESTER GREEN, Cfcair
|man, will handle all oerrspondence as
to' the State Contests. Address- hfci
c/o Darbabi Honing Herald, Dar
ham, N. C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having fids day qualified- as ad
ministrator of the estate of Mrs. Mary
I, Davis, deceased, lata of Pitt Coun
ty, North Carolina, this Is to notify
(all yertoaa having claims against the
estate of h* deceased to exhibit them
(to tin* undersigned at Fkrmrilk, N.
C., on or before the 26th day of
September, 1947, or this notice Wfll
be pleaded in bar of their recovery
[All persons indebted to sa6d estate
will please make immediate payment
This'26th day Pf September, 1946.
H D. JOHNSON, Administrator
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in a county contest were delivered by
the aame breeder and on the tame
day. When 12 representative pellets
from each of the flocks were sold on
? same day, some of lltatliillsis had
meet several of the re
fer better broilers, Dr,
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you have ordered from uc, and we
pass on to you tns latest lniormation i
irotn tne vncvroict motor ijivistoiiy hrfwi
thrwogh that information isn't too encouraging
It ?? true that Chevrolet foads all ottwr
in total prodwfti*i&~ot
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'946, despite the fhct
that Chevrolet wuxwt of production entirely
(daring the first three months of this year. It
is alee true that Chevrolet has continued to
mafrttajn its lead in total production during
the third quarter of 1946. AmJaretijlWduction
k? S ? 11 m~~a a 11 ai m m m JS
still running tar below aesirea levels, witn
M* il.,.,.,-t, ' fti a ' fsseg aMfem n .iln
through September|^ 19w SHM orBB"
of the number produced during thgf
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of new Chevrolet#?even longer to
demand for thia product
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the preaent at least, "there juat
aren't enough Chevrolet# to go around," much
SB we wisn tnerc were.
However, we want you to Jcnow that new
Chevrolet# are leaving the plant# in the largeat
numbera poasible today. The Chevrolet Motor
Division tell# us it ir doing everything it can,
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in tne iace 01 continued suppliers Buuces,
material shortages and manpower problem#, to
Step up shipments to us and to aB dealer#, in
accordance With a predetermined distribution
each dealer of hi# fair allotment,
_ car aalMS/ And we, in
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rolet* to our customers as rapidly aa they are
recetasd and in the fedreat posaible way We
are too appreciative of your loyalty and good
will?too grateful for your patience SM ~
standing?to do anything lea# than _
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eat that you keep it in top orn
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