Greenville Woman
Awarded Trip To
Chicago Convention
Mn. IWh Hardee In Pitt
tie* Attending Farm Bureau's
Aaaaal Meeting
Farm Bureau delegates from 51
North Carolina counties are.in Chi
cago this week attending the annual
convention of the American Farm
Bureau .'ede ration.
More than 18^000 rural people
from 15 states and Puerto Rico were
expect*. J m take part fa the conven
tion. ' The Farm Bureau with more
than 1,250,000 farm family members
is the largest gqJteral farm organi
zation in the world.
Speakers listed included: Warren
R. Austin, U. S. Representative to
the United Nations; David E. Lilien
thal, chairman of the Atomic Energy
Committee; Charles F. Kettering,
former research director of General
Motors Corporation; James,Turner
of London, president of the new In
ternational Federation of Agricul
tural Producers, and J. B. Hutson,
president of Tobacco Associates, Inc.
Senator Edward J. Thye of Minneso
ta and Congressman Harold D. Cool
ey of North Carolina discussed farm
er relationships with their respective
houses of Congress. The convention
opened Monday and continued
through yesterday."
The following received trips to the
convention as guests of the State
Farm Bureau for their work in the
recent membership campaign: M.
Arpe Newton/ Wilson; Mrs. The!ma
Hardee, Pitt. R. L. Corbett, Edge
combe; W. M. Hardison, Martin;. D.
J. Walton, Columbus; -W. A. Connell,
Warren; W. J. Tate, Caswell; D. S.
Carpenter, Rutherford; J. L. Thomp
son, Surry; Charlie McCj-ary, Hay
wood; C. E. Marion, Surry; S. A.
Yancey, Wake; Van D. High, Wil
son; Roy Sauls, Wayne, and J. E.
RTkMHt*
composed of: Mn
Stanley, Mr*. H. B.
Brooks' i 1
all of Greenville;
J??e Ray States. Otis
L. Collins and M. XL Dixon.
Louis Speight, Luther Dail and E. C.
Davenport, Wintertills.
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TO STUDY MARKETING OP
EARLY IRISH POTATOES
Jg;'- .
Because of various special prob
lems that are involved in the mar
keting of early Irish potatoes from
the Southeastern States, a study of
these problems-and ways to correct
thera. will be undertaken under the
Research and Marketing Act as ?
cooperative project between the U. S.
Department of Agriculture and the
Agricultural ?Experiment Stations of
Alabama, Florida, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Virginia. The
work will be supervised by H. M.
Love of the Virginia Agricultural
Experiment Station at Blacksburg,
O. C. Stine of the Bureau of Agri
cultural Economics, and D. P. Fisher
of the Bureau of Plant Industry,
Soils and Agricultural Engineering.
In some areas of the South Irish
potatoes, are a highly important crop
and many fanpero depend on them
for the greater part of their income.
Production and marketing costs are
relatively high and because the crop
is normally marketed whan imma
ture, it is susceptibly -to rapid spoil
age which results not only in waste
of an important food product but in
losses to growers and increased costs
to consumers.
Plans are to sample the condition
of potatoes as they are dug and load
ed into trucks at the field, at thi
grading and shipping points, and a
gain at the wholesale market So far
as practical, some of the potatoes
will be f >llowed through the whole
sale market to retail stores and con
sumers in order to get a -complete
?I to
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torn from other area*. An : I
ot the Stady will Is to keep
records on prioes and charges for
handling and transportation of toe
product through ^ distribution chan
nels. With these data as a basis, it
is hop?rf that ways and means can
be worked out to get a larger quan
tity and a better quality of BtffEhein^
potatoes on the market which should]
In his very etirty circuit court days,
i Lincoln did a great deal of walking,
I mostly for economic reasons. On one
! such enforced hike he* was overtaken |
by a stranger driving to town.
? FOR RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE ENTERPRISE
LIGHTING THE WAY?
to Yuletide Cheer, in homes hereabouts, is the knowledge
that ownership has been made more secure, by the helpful
Home Financing we have provided. That Home Loans we
have arranged, have contributed to greater Christmas hap
piness, and fuller year-round enjoyment of Home Owner
ship, affords us sincere satisfaction. To one and all, we
extend heartiest Christmas Greetings!
FUST FEKML SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF OKENVILLE
320 EVANS STREET GREENVILLE, N, C.
Phone 3224 ?
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The race between fuel oil supply and demand le neck and
neck right now, even with the oil industry's record poet-war
production. That's why we're coming right to yon with this
appeal to conserve fad this winter. There should be enough
fad ail for everyone ... if the weather isn't too severe
and if home owners will cooperate by using less.
Start saving today. Don't waste heat in rooms not used
very often.... open fewer windows at night
This winter youH save more than money by saving fad?
yoaH be guarding your own comfort Ton can
and hdp yourself by saving fad ofl NOW!
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THE OH, YOU SAVE TODAY....
keep YOU WARM tide WINTER!
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Washington State
Delicious
WinesfP
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2 lbs. 29c lbs. 25c
U. S. No. 1 Idaho Baking
? 1
5 lbU 37c
5 lbC 40c
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8 lbs. mesh 331
20 lbs. mesh 75*
40 lbs. mesh, $1.39
Full crate ... $3.29
Our Best Cake b Tears!
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SOUTHERN MANOR
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2-lb.
cake?
4-lb.
cake
$3.591 tL-$5.25
medium sized yellow
3 lbs.
CALIFORNIA EMPEROR
2 lbs.
GREEN STRINGLESS
2 lbs.
: CALIFORNIA GOLDEN PASCAL
CELERY stalk
TANGERINES
FANCY FLORIDA JUICY
4 lbs.
29c
17c
P&BORAIsTGE; 9Q/>
Marmalade, 10 oz jar . ^
Gentle Flakes
LUX, Pkg 16c
For a Whiter Wash
RINSO, Iff Pkf, 37c
LUX Toilet Soap
2 small cakes?-230
Floating Soap.
SWAN, Ig cake, 19c
Sunshine Crackers
Hf*HO, lb pktf, 29c
SPRY, lb. jar, 42?
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HONEY, lb jar, -41c
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FLAG, 2 cam 25c '
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JIFFY W*
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pkgs
BED MILL
MINCE MEAT
2,">, . . . 35c
Jar
SMALL SIZE FRESH
> lb.
ARMOUR'S STAR SKINNED
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JUICY COLONIAL PRIDE
Br"'
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Early Garden
Iibby's Colorful
Frutt Mixture >
CS YeHowClin*
Sliced or Halved
10-oz L
jar
No. 2
can;
No. 2?
can
No.H
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30c
39c
41c
30c
Tender Big Sweet Pees
? GREEN GIANT
No. 303 can. Jfbt
PPPM?fW-,,11 I,. ij| I
Cold Weather Favorit?-Mott'S
apple cider
quart bottle - ^
BETTER YET MIXED . C\ri
HARD CANDY, lb. pk*e .-***
BEACH'S CSQ0QLA1ECOVERED, 7Qn
CHERRIES, lb. box. 'W
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PICKLES
quart jv - 31*
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Del Monte Whole Spiced V
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No. 2J jar...
Libby B Golden
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Queen
can
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Condensed Milk
EAGLE BRAND
15-oz can ?...
Makes Wonderful Cake
CS FLOUR
-10 lbs plain
?V. . A- In Shea rn
BRAZELNUTS
lb. pkf
Halves, Peri
ORANGE
lb. _r 41e
Natural Slices
Dried Skimmed
CLOVER LEAP
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