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THCmSdAtyJULY », 1150 -3^%" * y*z ^ I ^ *‘-\ liw ‘1. ’ t ' ’ A ^ TH^ Nt:idMbBSAL ■ *•'■ .**;- NEWS Si"' m> •.,:. m 0 \ A by Mis. Ralpb Coflmn B. F. Hardister is a patient at Moore County hospital. Mrs. Ralph Cothran has return ed from Portsmouth, Va. where she visited her brother, Rufus Haire, who is a patient at the Kings Daughters hospital. Miss Nancy Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cameron of Fayetteville, is visiting in the homes of Mrs. D. H. Johnson and Mrs; Esther Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Satter- white and family are visiting Mr. Satterwhite’s parents, at Ruther ford College. ' Miss Miralyn Johnson of High Point is spending the summer months at honie. Miss Ruby Green of Chapel Hill was a week end visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Israel and children and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Ehibanks, JoHn and Jack Huff spent Sunday at White Lake Mrs. Albert Seaford of Mc Cain is a patient at Moore Coun ty hospital. Dave Willis, who attended sum mer school at Chapel Hill, has re turned home until fall. Mr. and Mrs. Will Turner and family of Rockingham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joaches Sunday. Miss Ila Moss spent the week parents. of High Point end with her Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Almond and family and Rev. Henry Randall spent a few days last week at the beach. / General Comments On Activity Of Pecan Tree Borers ' 1. Ordinarily borers attack only sick, injured or weakened trees; 2. Best prevention is through measures to keep trees vigorous and healthy. ’ * a. Plant in fertile soil. b. Follow approved horticul tural practiceis as regards culti vation - do not injiure young trees during cultivation. c. Ample soil moisture; d. Eliminate sdources of borer infestation such as old orchards —one type borers comes from apple trees. 3. No completely satisfactoiy ch^ical spray to kill borers has been found. However, the follow ing DDT spray has proven effec tive: a. Use 2 to 4 pounds of SO'ir wettable DDT in 100 gallon? of water. Spray on trunks and branches that have been infest- ed with the bom. t ' a. Use 3585 or A 6 86 eom- example, use a ittiiiimum of 20 *4. A balanced fertilizer will binatlon. pounds for a 20-year old tree help to keep trees healthy anU h. Apply from 1 to 2 pounds or a . maximum of 40 lbs. vigorous. for each year the tree is old. For c. Spread the fertnizer cn the i* . " gtoaad under the bra extend beyond the distance of about M the of the branches. nmiEOli! BMOSIIRUa EaHWniEIIRUIIKHD! THOUSANDS of FORD TRUCKS START NATIONWIDB FORD ECONOMY RUN.* Fo(d 145-h4). F-8 Big Job show* has a 6.T.W. raliae of 39,000 1^. Over ITS Ford Truck models to ckoos* ftoml Exclusive choke of V-8 or SIx-cyHndor truck englRes! RAEFORD’S ENTRY IN THE FORD TRUCK ECONOMY RUN Mr. Hector B. McNeill of Johnson Cotton Co. has registered his Model 1950 F-3 Ford Stake Truck in the Ford Truck Economy Run. Watch for it. The orange and black identification em blem shown at right will identify, it. Injhmiomg raw# foo—fWef TryMng €o$H iMt COVERS EVERY FORD TRUCK MODEL IN EVERY TRUCK-USING VOCATION! The most realistic economy study in truck histcM^ is now under way. Thousands of Ford Truck users will keep complete day-to-day records of loads hauled, miles travelled, fuel consumed and total repairs and maintenance for a six-month period. DKAMATIC DEMONSTRATION THAT FORB IS AMERICA’S NO. 1 TRUCK VALUE I The Ford Economy Run will demonstrate for everyone to see what Ford owners have known right along. Ford Trucks do more per dollar—in your business, in any business. See os today! Choose from over 175 Ford Economy Truck models! ford truck eCONOM/ R(/N Above ore shown Hie two MOlod to the Hkkt in celebration of the quarter millionth customer of Power ft Light Compohy. At the right is the form home of the Hicks, and below ore Mr. end Mrs. Hicks. mm. MS FAHY BECOiiS QUARTii- ilLLIONTH ^ySTOMEi OF OAROLf^l POWER & LIOHT COMPANY. On July 14 Carolina Power and Light Company conrTe:ted its quarter- millionth customer. The connection was made at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hicks two miles from Warrenton, North Carolina. There Was a simple celebration of this milestone in the progress of elec.trifi- cation in the Carolinas. Congressman Harold D. Cco'ey, Chairman of the House Agricultural Committee spoke over a state radio hook-up from the porch of the Hicks home and L. V. Sutton president and general manager of Carolina Power and Light Company spoke of the progress of the Cempanv since its or- ganization in 1908 when there were only 1,147 customers. Ljike the 100,000 other farm and rural customers of Carolina Power and/Light Company, the Hicks will now begin to enjov the same comforts and conveniences of electrical living that are enjoyed by city dwellers. It was a happy day for the Hicks ' family—it was a happy day for Carolina Power and Light C'jm- pany and it represents a promise of a better wav of life for rural families throughout the Carolinas. r; ^ CcAROlInA power & LIGHT COMPANY^ MMog la«#«t n RAEFORD AUTO COMFANY PHONE 2511 RAEFORD, N. C. ’ I L V. Sottoo, presidont of CaroKM Rowot and Light Compoay, Coogrewwoo Hoiold D. Cooloy, and Heri>eft Wootbov- igooo, coMMol of tbo Company wioy Ibo fini hot bitenih from M«. Hieks new moc- Itfc range. The front from which 0 State rodio el Hm Nick* HomU 0. Ceoley, ol the Heme Agrtcnltmol ■■ the prindpol oMreee of tbo M. Me 001 wHyodncod by L V. SM mmI ■onoger el Cm mmi Ught JXrUlJlJTJTJTJTJTJlJlJlJTJlJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJlJTJTJTJTJlJinJTJTJ^^ Calling All Tobacco Growers Sell your tobacco this season in lumberton-^eep your eyes on these Warehousemen Friends of all Tanners LUMBERTO ' • ■ \ "The Heart of the Border Belt” 9 WAREHOUSES AND 6 FIRMS Plenty of Floor Space - Redrying Plants - Factories 3 SEIS OF BUYERS REPRESENTING ALL COMPANIES ( SALES DAILY TJTJTJTJTJTJlJTJTmrJTJTJTJmrUinJTJlJmJTITnJTJTJTJlJlJTJl^^
The News-Journal (Raeford, N.C.)
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