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THE NEWS . JOURNAL. RAEFORD. N. C.
THURSDAY. OCT. 28. 1943
Poster Girl
ble minerals und vitamins are lost.
! Store white potatoes in a cool, d.irk
airy place where they will not free.e.
i Sweet potatoes should be stored in
a dry place where they will not chill.
linked "sweets" are mighty g;od.
Serve them often, with the skins on.
I
Additional Sugar
Given Beekeepers
Pulpwood, to Paper, to Victory
Public relations officer in Wash
ington, I. 0. lisve draftod Marfrie
Stewart, RKO Radio starlet, to
raw fur two special morale-lift
pouters for circulation in U. S.
war camp oterseas. Before she
turned actrcM, she was nation
ally popular "Manrie the Model,"
ulijei't f eountlesB commercial
ds and billboards. Request for
her posters, u pin-ups, deluged
Washington from soldiers and
sailor in all sections of the world.
The titles of multi-colored pis
cards which she will adorn in one
of the brief costumes she wears in
the Kay Kyser picture, "Around
the World," are "Watch Your
Wantii-linf," and "Hurry Back
Boys." Apt, eht
J. Myron Maxwell, Extension En
tomologist at State College, says that
j beekeepers in North Carolina will be
allowed additional allotments of su
gar as their need arises.
j The llrst all tment is for in pounds
per colony for those bees needing ;
j feeding.
1 This amount may be had by making ;
applications to the local sugar ra- I
J tioning office, Maxwell says. j
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Food Crops
! Growers can change their fanning j
plans slightly to include several acres i
i of food crops without interfering with I
tobacco or cotton, say Shuffner and
Holmes, farm management specialists j
at State College.
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State College
Hints To Farm
Farm Homemakers
By Ru'h Current. N. C. State Coll 'ge.
Ai.cid- r.tv don't it st happen. They
Rre -a1, cd by carelcssrcss or neglect.
Th.s i i d tin.e to stay away from
yoi r job becau.-e of a broken an", a
burn, or :i wrenched back. Watch for
ac -idents on the farm uni in rnd
around the la m home.
Pick up bo;rd.-. with nails. Don't
leav e the pitch lurk on the barn floir.
Pick up rroken glr.fS. Pick up 1. use
ba.lin te. Mend Lro'ien te;:s te
eaf.se jiit. Ixords are d:rsrous.
Provide plenty of shelving f r the
canned ir1 its and vegetables. Food
is valuable and it should not be al
lowed to tree.e or spoil.
Reduce trips frome d'liiri? room to
kiteher.. S.ive steps and energy by us
ing a light tray in setting and clear
ing the table.
Reduoe your weekly laundry by us
ing place mats instead of table cloths.
Use paper napkins instead of linen or
cott n ones. Cut down that extra
hard work for the duration.
Cook potatoes in their jackets.
When you peel then, make the peel
ings thin. Prized minerals lie close
beneath the surface.
Peel potatoes just before you sook1
them. If they are left to soak, valua-;
2k.
NOW OPEN
C. & E.
CAFE
"Formerly Bill Wrights Place"
ROUTE 15-A
FOOD? GOOD!
DRINKS? COLD!
COFFEE? DELICIOUS!
Hours Open? 5 P.M. to 12 P.M.
Closed Every Tuesday
NOTICE
NO CURB SERVICE
PIT.OL STATION
with
GAS and OIL
Station Hours:
9 A. M. to 12 P. M. Sunday
2 P.M. to 12 P.M. w eekdays
Closed Every Tuesday
A friendly place for a pleasant
Evening
CHARLIE & ETHEL BAKER
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SECOND of a picture series illustrating the many uses of pulpwood
paper and its role In the war. Because the pulpwood fibre containers
used by Uncle Sam must have unusual strength and durability
under all conditions, workers of the Ammunition Container Corpo
ration insert an intermediate tube in an outertube. Glue is thr
applied to hold it in place and to make each unit damptight.
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FARM FOR SALE
O 3)5 Acres
O 200 Ares Cleared
1!) 7-10 Acres Tobacco Allotment
32 7-10 Ai res Cotton Allotment
9 15 Room Bungalow
O 5 Tcnttnt Houses
9 5 Tobacco Barns
O Adequate Outbuildings with Grading Pit
Located 3 miles from Timberland on good sandclay
road; Electricity, mail route, school bus route.
This is a good producing farm and can be bought reasonably
WRITE Box 280-Fairmonf,II.C.
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Give ONCE
for ALL these
f uso
United Seimea's Serrioa
War Prisoners Aid
Belgian Wn Relief Society
Briush War Relief Society
French Relief Fund
Friends of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Associadoa
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen Wilhdmin Fund
Rassisa War Relief
United Chins Relief
United Czechoslovak Relief
UnhW Yogoslar Relief Foaal
Rafcgee Relief Trustees
United States Committer for the
Can of European Children
Will this
always be
Greek to you?
NOT a pretty picture, is it? Kind of horri
ble. However, it's only a picture. A
photograph, smuggled out of Greece.
Can you imagine what it would be like to
see such a child face to face? How you'd feel
if it were a boy or girl of yours?
But, of course, it isn't It's just some child
in faraway Greece.
Wi'I this always be Creek to you?
Today that child is the child of your next
door neighbor. Not only because distance was
this war's first casualty, but because the people
of Greece and Yugoslavia and Poland and
Belgium and Norway are all our allies in this
war against the Axis. They're still righting
everywhere in the so-called "conquered" coun
tries. With sabotage. With slow-downs. With
anything they can think of to hinder the
Nazis and the Japs. They're keeping Axis
soldiers from where they might be used
against us.
This year all Humanity needs your help
more than evsr before. That's why 17 war
relief agencies have banded together as the
National War Fund. Thaf s why it has joined
forces with the local agencies here in our own
community...
...to help our valiant allies with food to
feed them, clothes to clothe them, medical
supplies to heal their wounds.
...to aid the needy and distressed here at
I irae, to help keep the home front strong
to help take care of the many dislocations in
family life caused by the war.
...to help provide all those big and little
things that mean so much to the men in our
armed forces a cup of coffee when nothing
could possibly taste so good; a place to go
when a guy feels lonely; a helping hand
where he needs it in some far-off place.
This year youll be asked to give only one
for all the agencies listed below. So before
you decide how much to give, add up all that
you would have given ordinarily. Then
double the total. It's one of the most Impor
tant contributions you can make to victory!
NATIONAL WAR FUND
HOKE COUNTY SOLDIERS CENTER
The United National War Fund Committee Of Hoke County Gratefully Acknowledges the sponsorship
advertisement by
Upclmrcli Milling & Storage Co.
Hoke Oil & Fertilizer Co.
T. B. Upclmrcli, Inc.
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