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pay-off by a schedule of monthly payments fitted to in
dividual budgets! Eliminates renewals and all neeessary
"extras"! Result* ia sarmgs that'benefit the Home Owner
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?oris, were week end g
of rela
styof the Christian Church met in
the home of Mrs. Tryphenm M^eel,
Thursday night. Mrs. J. C. Gardner,
h%
BIRTHDAY DINNER
I niagat, their homa. honoring their
daughter, Ola Grace, on her seven
teenth birthday.
Guests, young friends of the hon
oree, included Misses Ann jflcks, Jean
Redick, Doris Wheeler, J(
Peggy Reasons, MgtfStret
Fields and
An over-sealous desire to please
can be obnoxious.
? Experience has taught^
ifiMiaiiiaMHil''
i Sfaw ' thai* ttiia 1 ,ri__
graduated from State College and
f given the part six yean to eoun
agent ZST in hi. namesake
county.
In the rebellion and ferment that
came in the wake of batlttub gin, and
golfW. S. Steele was
to save his Sandy Ridge
tart an appalling set of un
lortunace circumstances.
He recalled for us, in the middle
of oar visit with him, how bank ftil
ures cost him "a few thousand dol
in 1982, hi. bain burn
-ell of Steele', wheat,
h?y, and workrtock. Through this
trial, he bad the coinage to tell nai^
"Yea, people talk about a depres
sion, but it want so bad!"
Other people?like midwest farm
er. who blockaded highways with
spiked poles and dumped milk in
roadside ditches?seemed to think it
was pretty tough. ? v '
But them were men like Steele
who, as Kipling put it, "watched the
thing, they gave their life to, brok
en, and stooped to build 'em up with
worn out tools."
' With the "wifl to hold on" and
"starting again at hi. beginning,"
Steele adtod borrowed money'te 9900
he collected to insurance on his barn,
and began immediately to rebuild,
buy workstock,
Today, Steele's
concert, founded on
success that come,
planning. On his
ha manage, to plant i
and legume., aa well as hi. tobacco.
Hi. farm buildings, his home, and
? is in
to sor
tdnk it can be
statement:
little money."
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: SHIRTSLEEVE
, IS .
sometime, Wednesday night, being
swept away by a cold breese, doubt
less a forerunner of the Winter we
er hanging over Central Canada
and expected to reach here during
day when people
[their shirtsleeves.
mn
grease ahould be removed from plat
forms, pedals, foot** rests, or steps if
safe footing la to be assured during
operation.
An alarming number of accidents
occur each year fromdWtoe-made
labor-saving equipment, Prof, Weav
er sayS,",Sflrisi?g that Special care
be taken in checking such equipment.
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Arc Helpful
a Farmer Finds
W*p|i i ., ? ?i.iiiv. #4
If you're a farmer, and you think
record-keeping is not worthwhile,
this- story About Vernon Sigmon, a
farmer of the Monogram section of
CAtwhn County should interest you.
According to Earie BrintnaH, farm
agent for the State College Extension
service, oigmon naa to Keep lami
records because he was a Test Dem
onstration Farmer with the
see Valley Association. He wouldn't
ha without these records sow, he says.
> When Brintnall asked Sigmon re
cently if he ever refuted to hie rec
ords after he kept them, the Catawba
.farmer replied: ' ?;
"Yes indeed! Ihank# to these -rec
ords I know Just what I did on
certain field during Shy yew."
Thus, he says, records help him to
determine which fields he wants to
plant to certain crops, which fields he
should Ume, what fertilizer to
in short, these farm records help him
to determine Just what he should do
each year to maintain his crop pro
duction and to conserve the fertility
of his land.
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I've been in 1 its of notable places
but for complete luxury I prefer
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Greenville, North Carolina
receive I
a year.