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tZtl? *''***** thmw a hook y h at banlthi Tba aoM wtaiera a abort dteUaoe HaMk tba surfaoa.
P?-”: ~?• .y * .yfTrti 55? baac too much for him and ba Thar* war* hundreds of thouaaada at
Lly.?- - °*!? >, » -*”* * ** *** **•**"■ a* vigor. Tha haalth- have not bean thought ao abundant.
£s7 WWrta2fbto\ratooJT 2H r . J2Uf sn!5 n !. eU *• " IPlort4 * * «»• I*** of bratoh and
C7 waa«h-n? tntssT i. „ «attndbt« gam* nabtng to tfe opan opportunity It* bi« **m* n.Mng
to * 4l> ® U» to* ifortn**Uon. Hi bn rtvtli lbn bunUoi in Africa The
*vw ** **«r »r mw Wh « ** up £££»££
tat! i'U*taw th2 noa* - «* Pout** weight. aay* tba Comtno
5 * ■ 2**. T *"5 two «. aaoaa Mtort in Florida that you would
T’"**"’"" TrJ&' **" 5? L Oll - Jg”*y ®* hln « »■ tba North In any work In wMcb
tha ria of Cotuatodor* grounds Ifo »tar tad (ba Ft Laudar- you ar* Many experienced. you win
„ CMMdnra tun -- - / n * >,r *'. qu> h** ot gtt (Mur times the result that you
_., ~? r r .t** ,** jjy * .2* 25 555* “£!5? cub h#u ** ** **» •«*» i » th# worth »ut you*. m
- 2*/ > ° r>4 * wwna aaehorwl about a to wark or Hah. Kvrn with Florida's
— Thaaia* /£■—Ts ”* *"* *** —y*** «< tba Now fertile aoll. you cannot just alt by and
oa rwM ouanen «’»P»*r Mvw, Oocnaandora Wodat a vws* 'Watch U. Grow ' Make u. Qrow to
«•««*. ■■ "*** °* “** ••*»» •Wwaig? paakad Maka It Qa. to my atp«aia~
KT. OLIVE DEPARTMENT f
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Wrt. Jetnea Rokerts, of OrmTtll*)
H • total It Iki btu of her broth
er. Mr. R. P. Holme.,
Mr. Ms Mve E. L. Fbaviell* and
HlIMm, of Wilmlogtoo. vistt*>4 In
tbs homo of Mr. Pnorlollo’a portola.
Mr apd Mn B. B. KoavalUa, on
That.day
Mr and Mr. J W. MuAHUter.
0f Ropsr, K. C.. rial led Ihi. week In
tko home of Mr*. McAllister's par
*at*. Mr. and Mr*. 1. W. Undeay
Prom Bore they left by aatomoMle
yoaterdty morning ter Statrartlla to
tiaft relatives They wore acoom
panted by Ml*a Mildred Andrews, who
trill rlalt ta Stateavills and then go
. Rotary flak Borkoco*
The local Hotary clok entertained
ct ike nmntry club Thursday arter
!*oo«, baring at tkelr gneete the caat
Os "Cupid tff ’iV'TOM#’’ nod the air*,
and children of tko Itotarlana.
Mr. W E W*wts„ retiring presi
dent introdured Mr . Moeeley I>av*»,
In coming president, who spoke bruf
ly.
A bountiful supper of barbecue.
Ptrhlee. alaw. corn bread and cold
drink* tae enjoyed by Ik* eerenty
<»o* people present..
■fee fcanlre lhj*t Hostess
Mtea Pfuelca Butts o*t*rUJa#d at
bar kerne «n Pollock street Thera
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PER CAPITA COST I
* ■ yWpriM'ir. jm» y*» * ■ >•*«- . 1
ldR IMMMJtetwttWto*
qu flr*wth
.dfW-tT m ,- m . WHR i
Ju*e ig--orv a i..i
■: J LaumiMM W*'
with an larraaM In school terollmenil
and better etUndaece kare caused * I
•orroepondln p>creese In per capita
•Opt of edii .M t n North CntoUaa.
A- T 4A* r, ' ?lnte luperiMewdeat of!
BdMAr Ipatruction taya.
in a report today, he charted the
tremendous growth m ackoui expend!
tn»*» d 1 ring ih* lent twenty-five
yens* from d»tn obtained from (he
\anMaf 1 sprite Os aeperloteodeni.
Os OuhapMjaad school treaserera
aferas#
: :. M Mini,
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■BnMdnoui. . ~ -. 'A4K3
day artnlag honoring her guoeta.
Mtaeos Mlarlam Edgerton of Keaiy,
end Julia Muoley of Ooldaboro. Thai
home was prettily decorated ve.lb
ferns and cat flowers, Progre.slvi
trames were enjoyed for awhile, after |
which the BoaUtea served a delicious
tearn* of refreshment.
Mother el Mrs. Rose Passes .
Friend* here deeply sympathise
with Mr* W T. Host In the lon* of
her mother. Mrs. Ben Caaey, (hr,
Mrs. Caaey died at her home ueei
Cwey** Chapel Thursday, and wee
burled at Friday aftar
rooa.
Preabylrrlae Taaag Folks Retort
«■ Bow eodJdee. W U. Baker. Jilaal
Rachel Kornagay aod Mr Norman I
Plmmon. relumed Thursday night]
from Davideon Collcne, where they
ultekded the conference of Hyp Praa
hytertan Young I'*«rW tongue Mtae
Rita Inmbert and Mr. Paul Grice,
of Calypso, were al*o in the party.
The delegates report a moat Intereat
lag and helpful conference
. Mrs B. H. Hatch la visiting rele
I’ve* at Dillon. 8 C.
Mr Dam Ritrnll (a bach from Flor
ida where he baa been living for the
past several months
Mr. and Mrs. B*«t, of
Grantham atore, visited Mr. and
Mrs, J W Horde*a this week
1 decided Jump from *ti.?Ag.n«2 03 the
preceding year In • 12.214.Z1H 20
"Th#t yvat, I tl't 2«> * tlna.*ed Ibe
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beginning of the rewaiaapnce tu edw
| eat lon In (ha state." he >ald -Tb#
j oporsDmi -f the sew wwfcfaMdaa token!
j term of slg months went lain effect.
“A war stringent compulsory at
tendance *<t »aa rut Into effect. A
i building : pr»»M .mi of Hinder* school
|kwwi "tJe.'Wg'ttr' rtwt*f rawed
i teach. *ar< rvcogutsfd by being
, fAstb v.utejdf. h' f S»%Ved
i was eapcrtemUig an era of prosper
j «y -
Me then .bowed some contrast. In
lIMMV-vt the tetal school eapeiHllturea.
! exclusive of debt service, was about
one and e quarter million dollars...
la I*ls 2*. twenty five years later
about S 3 1 2 tnaUlon dollan was .pent
for elenitary end stuumdary educa
noe
la t»t>o-O| there were 431,1 M pub
lic school children. It 1*34 M 4tetal \
«f lIf.TM here enrolled tu t|J yte I
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NEW INTEREST
QUAUTT WEED
Director Hchaub Expects East
cm (’arolina Tobacco Bring
Better Price
I KALKKiH, June 1«- (/P)— Interest
j •* incroaslug throughout the elate Ic
lho better growing of tobacco bueau*"
3f the field Uemonstl'BUou put on by
ihe intension specialist in tobacco
cel*ure in cooperallou with county
ngrnts and Iqrmera. says W. O
Fehnub. director of the dials College
.fatten, * „
T « iimii.tmllou* are placed lo show
the best fertiliser miiUres suitable
| for different soils, to Indicate thr
j beat varieties and the best cultural
f rueflTtfi 'X nufnbeT of mcethtg* were
held along with these demon*l ration
to explain the principles of more euc
ce.sful tobacco culture.
I' In the ngri. the farmer* hava
bm n aided In the handling of their
. eed bed. and in the selection us
'RlvAJT*seed of ‘suitable varieties. A*-
aivtence fa given In selecting land
pifrirtng the «01l and cultivating the
crop.
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Fifty-Five Figs Net
Profit of (824.41
III.ArhI.ANI) liltANt’lf HTATION,
June )C. (4*l Mtty flve pigs on a
reeding tiwt at Ibe Hlacklaud Branch
.Station In U'nahingtou < ounty, North
Caroline. p«id s net pr«« of (124 11.
W «♦.«• her peg .(■«. the ewet of *U
feeds bsd been deducted.
The wgs cotwhieted by Kail
u, JbnricU.l, in .»r swine' in
veattgatfon so ( the North Carolina Kx
pertinent tttaiion, sad together will
ttfker work done w.h<hu ekh-c I**- ■
na«*eafc» llul.tU s“ •iltmli w.iU ban,
hogs can be produced inolltable and
R :| m
of Kastaru Ceroilna
The teau also show that, corn, which
la the principal n.oney crop of the
section can be marketed to better ad
vantage through hoga than It' can
. When aold for gram, he aa>a
Hoetetlf'r agjrg that two earloadu of
Plga ere produced at the Wmona farm
each year. These are put on experi
mental feeding Piet as soon aa they
reach about l«0 pouhda la We^bt.
I Me rneudßMat tgeU? ptas fed the
•Mi meat elpwr MlUp/Vard geijied 4.-
«M pouMfk k<d-<Mft.iy«ied DM pounds |
or feed l»r Mill l** pound* gain I
II 1 I ft ym ;i | i , l ; jr \
■****"■*■• "» *.l—. ’.mmmi *>■
TW qOLPBBCWO WIW
Tha coat of aach 100 pounds of sain
won «*.»3 and tha ptc* paid fl W tor
aach twshal of corn consumed
The Rnnndiol return of 9M H por
pl« ahoald commend thin practice of
te'dioa ho«a to each former tllllno
the black solla of enotern Corolloa
Hoa teller nays.
CO-OP C4SE ?
IN RALEIGH
Cok WiHir E. Perm Rfim»t
lag W. W. Holder. Harnett
Farmer
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BALKKiII. Jnao . IC-tJPHTht
hearing on th# PaijtiOO of W. H.
Holder. Hartnett Bounty (armor, ror
9 receivership for tha North Corolina
Cotton Growers Cooperative Aasocln
Ilea, opened here Mils morning with
Holder, 11*rough his fHorney, Col.
Willis M. Person, alleglnit in *up
nrter court that the officials of the
association havs affair*
of tha members, anil Rambled with
Ike association's money#
Acoordliiß to th# petition, which
had been scheduled for hearing a
ago. the officials formed a sail
ing coniblne among thomielvea with
out authority from members of the ao
vnriaHon: skat U*ay has# stugader
ed moneys in the treasury by pacing
tatarlrs that are excessive About 150
000 of the association's fund* war
loet in one deal by the officials, the
petition svera
" The unit in brought hi the nature
if a bill of ef|ully In secure n dlvl
aion of the funds In tha hands of the
association, and adjustment of all as
eats for the benefits of member* The
petition was filed In HarneU county
superior court and the original data
ter hearing was set as June 10 at
Goldaftoro.
Col Pemon,Attorney for 'fha
complainant I* an avowed foe of the
cooperative association and has fig
ured In Ingal attack* against the or
ganisation previously Holder is said
to have pooled but a saw balds of
cotton with th» association,
Judge W C. Harris of Wake sup
erior court. Is hearing the petition
ELECTRIC STEEL
PLANT STARTED
Judge Gary From New York Of
tn Seth Wfcoeb. 400 Mika
Away Going
NJEW YORK. June lMfl By •
sllgtlt “paa* of the hand,’* J«uJ« r
bert Gary, chairman of the board of
the IT. fl Steel Corporation today,
net in operation the gigantic electri
fied Hasnstead steel plant near Pitts
burgh. ~
floated In his office on Brotdway.
the Judge passed hi* hand over a
glass ephere, action being a revelation
of ability of engineers to control
large flower machinery wid over
come spare with electric current*
The demonstration wu a feature
of tha convention of the Irqn a«A
ateel electrical engineers now Jn
progress in Pittsburg Delegates erd
neased the demonstration.
Th# feat Involved building a minute
quantity of energy released from
Judge Gary’* hand Into great enough
strength to control the operation of
she ateel plant This was «accom
plished by various electrical devices
wish the ltd at esdle —rras sad'e* l l l
• ires over the dflfl miles aeepratlng
.New York and Pittsburg.
Many dlftortnt kinds of electrical
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mi n mammaum. ..> ——, —— - mU« aim
I How Much Money Will You Have When You „|
w ' ■ Arei6o? I
I This Table Shows How Much To Save Each Month at Your Age to Reach Your Goal, With * I
I Intereat At 4 Per Cent Compounded Quarterly \
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Km " mt YOUR PRESENT AGE
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S -I Age Ml 15 17 Id 21 ID » *7 i# M & U ** 4* V
■ t MMk |IU HO4 I i.W I 4.94 ? Mk» 6.11 I 6 H 2 ~*T6r~s~HJo~r9 I
10,000 6.60 535. IS" 9 m m 10.«M1*>2 13.65 iS.tT tril J JfS-' * ■
15.000 10.00 1100 .11.13.1*40 14.84 16.47 18.33 30 17 33 04 2h*> 40 aaqi
■ 20.000 13.33 14.07 1618 17.87 19 79 21.96 24.4 ft 27 HO 3041* ‘§4 4* V OS *'' SIS, I
■ % 25.000 ,16.60 10 34.
■ . RMM 20(81 22-01 24.47 2&JI 29.fi9 nt,*o7 WAX, * Sw 4 |fif - 1
■ 49.000 26 66 29.31- 3* 80 * 3ft 7ft 39.68 43.93 JB.BO 64 60 6119 60 87 77 91 |X2o 102 43 I
I ’MW.. M.M. «o*' «« Mmtki.fi, aa.w-rw.vt S'mX SSI
I Set Your (;oat and Save a Fixed Amount Each Month—Save While You Earn! I
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I Goldsboro Savings & Trust Company I
I \kßl E7 - j- "AlfUiakad With NaMeatf Bank of I
■ *> • <»k fiev ■
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apparatus warp' tiad together. Con
nentad with a grid glow ralay tab* a
recast development pad dm at tfea
m<Mrt sensitive dart cm la Ike world a
ahoH wave radio transmitter. dele
cataa rctay. sat rotors add rtnoM
controls. All these made it roatlblf
ior a vary weak currant to control a
warrant many linn more powerful
In the moUr generator aat driving the
•leal mill motor*
anif Nu nun
HI RUNGTON June Id- (*>) -
( ofccl/actkm work on. the Carolina
Milk Mills, lac., recently organlkMl
here by J.. H pence i Love, president.
V. If. Oatlaw, Oatlaer * Hast,
t. U. Mnat—Lawyars.
Offlcast ,j
Handley BaiMfag
Utrldsbora, M. C.
SSSSSSSSaESSCSESKESS^S
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On Sale Saturday 9
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Glena Melt, tmaanrer. kaa been start
■ttMitt It l# airacLNl t J be oompteted
THE NEW POLICY
_ IfIBUBU BY
THE MUTUAL.LIPS IMHHANCE COMPANY ■
OF NEW YORK
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If yew-ew fUMj and peramaaaU, MU«Mf«AMe age «* “
praartnnta deaaa. end The Mataal L» »|i tan «N 0 3 »
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eaeb ..oik f.r Ike wee«ad § yJMtfty **Ml‘«Ma*MNf
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(> Aad, la sddHlaa. kvaOrlnry naelr'a. M( tfaati !*?,¥> «dN ,
If yoa Hra, yaa la»are Id ydaV aid tld/ fMeUaa fa
“Can I Afferd net to Adept It?”
f ROT L. YELVERTQN
Hoorn MS Hordoo BolMb( GoMofcon, N. C.
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SATURDAY MOBNPfO. JUNB 11, lftT
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tn A-M-srt Tke aaer mIU wttl )mva
10* lt/oma oa ailk. rayon and ■~r»ar
i:»d mlatorv*.
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