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V 4 At the regular Siinday night tia Sunday, service at Tabernacle church last Sunday seven persons were re ceived into the church. Six of these are to be baptised next Sun day at Mt. Gilead. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cole visited Prof. T. C. Jones in Moore Coun ty hospital Sunday and found him much improved. He may be able to come home some time1;his week, Miss Lillie Wood visited her aunt, Mrs. S. D. Jackson, in Greensboro the latter part of last week and from there to Asheboro where she visited Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wood and family. Mr. and Mrs. Neill D. Ray and other re latives. Mrs. Janie McGougan. Mrs. Mary Ann McGougan and Mrs. Vera McGougan visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Boseman last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Edge of Fay etteville were their guests on Sunday. Bruce Dees of State College was at Tiome for the past week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dees. William Adcox, student at Cha pel Hill, spent the past week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Adcox. C. W. Tillman and his mother, Mrs. Mary Dorr, of Columbia, S. C. came to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tillman Saturday night. Mr. Tillman returned to his home Sunday. Mrs. Dorr remained for a longer visit after which she will go to visit other relatives in Ra- , leigh. Miss Leona Terrell of Fort Bragg was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Long. Miss Jaunita Long, of Raleigh spent the past week end at home. Miss Alma Capps visited her mother and grandfather, G. D. Capps, the past week end and at tended church services at Gala- Mrs. M. R. Knight visited Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Pickett at Honey cutt Sunday. To Relieve Misery LIQUID OR TABLETS- SAME EAST REUIT The Women of Circle No. two Galatia church met at the com munity house Wednesday for an all day quilting. This quilt for the orphans is one of two that, they made recently to be sure that they were not credited with more than they had done. Marvin English of the U. S. Navy came home last Tuesday night for a week’s stay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Eng lish. All the family visited Fred and . NeiU English at Morganton, Sunday, where they are in school. They found the boys doing fine. It seems that with Fred as a lead er some of the school boys were engaged in the unusual feat of building a house up in the tree’s. They had completed a good sized room and were adding to it. The boys must be getting “bird-mind ed” or maybe they are just high- minded. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Long and children of Wayside spent Sun day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Ritter. Mr. arid Mrs. N. J. Ritter spent last Friday night in the home of his sister, Mrs J. C. Smith of Maxton. D—: State College . Answers Timely Farm Questions “Tobacco Insect Control in North Carolina.” It includes three tables —one for insects in plant beds, another for insects attacking new ly transplanted tobacco, and a third for those attacking older tobacco. QUESTION: Will there be acre age allotments on soybeans in 1950? ANSWER: The answer is no. -4>- Clothing schools and fashion shows for 4-H Club girls and their leaders will be held in Eliz abeth City on February 21; in Washington. N. C. on February 22; New Bern, February 23; Clinton, February 24; North Wilkesboro, Interest in irrigating tobacco it increasing among North Carolina farmers, according to S. N. Hawks, Jr., assistant tobacco specialist for the State College Extoirion Service. MACKS ANNOUNCES Mrs. B. B. Cole .and Mrs. Wil ton Wood of the Rockfish school faculty were among those who went to Currie’s Demonstration School in Greensboro Saturday. POULTRY WANTED Our truck will be in Raeford, N. C. Friday, February 17th and every Friday from 9 til 11 A. M., near depot. PAYING TOP MARKET PRICES FOR POULTRY BRING US ALL THE HENS YOU HAVE TO SELL LEE POULTRY COMPANY SANFORD, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wood vis ited Prof. T. C. Jones, principal of Rockfish school, at Moore County hospital Monday. He was still improving and expected to come home Wednesday. Ervin Beasley’s brothef-in-law, Sgt. Hutchinson left for Japan Wednesday. His family are still making their home here with Mr. Beasley. Miss Ruby Wood of the Frank- linville school faculty spent the past week end with her mother, Mrs. C. L. Wood. QUESTION: Do you advise planting round grains of seed com? ANSWER: The round kernels are just as good for planting as flat ones—and a lot cheaper. So says Dr. F. J. Bell, seed and small grain specialist for the State Col lege Extension Service. A.ctually, asserts Dr. Bell, the round kernels which grow near the end of the cob contain the same germ plasm, have the same germinating ability and will produce just as good stands as flat kernels grown to ward the center of the cob. Since the round grades sell at consider ably lower prices, farmers can save money by purchasing this type of seed corn. The grower will need a different type of seed drill, plate from that used with flat kernels,, but this equipment can be bought very easily and at small cost. Dr. Bell says corn planters at one time came equip ped with flat grades only. ]>fow,' he adds, plates may be obtained for round grades also, and there is no reason why a farmer should hesitate to plant this type of corn. REDUCTIONS Vi to Ladies And Childrens V3 Dresses Deputy Master W. K. Bethune Anfhortaed FRIGIDAIRE dealer for the past 13 yeurs. Refrigerators, Ranges, Wa ter Heaters and other ap pliances. BAUCOM* AFPIIANCB 00. Phone 3321 - Raeford, N. C. QUESTION: Where can I get information on how to control insects in tobacco plant beds? ANSWER: This information is given in Folder No. 76 of the State College Extension Service, copies of which may be obtained free from the local county agent or by writing the Agricultural Editor, State College Station, Ra leigh. 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