"A Woman's
J Coraer"
Carallu PoweTA^LIib'cMnviw?
* ipecember is here tod you *re
if doubt already making out liaU.
buying gifts, and getting letters
written to Santa. Addressing Chi-j
rfetmas cards is one way many
of us can begin to get the holiday
' W?rtt.
Perhaps these questions and
answers will be helpful to you
Q. What is preferred ? to prior
or engrave your name, or sign
It personally?
A. Courtesy requires that it
be signed personally when going
to relatives or close friends, even
If printed.
W- vvnen signing the card, who
sc name is written first - the hus
band's or wile's?
A. Courtesy requires that the
persons signing the card write
u.e oiuei a name first. For exam
bio. a wife would sign "Jim and
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Jane."
Q. Whose names comes first on
cards with names printed or en
graved on it?
iA. The wife's name comes first.
It should read "Jane and Jim" or
"Jane and Jim Rogers."
Q. Is it proper to enclude child
ren's names in the signature?
A. Yes. If you do, then father's
name should come first: "Jim,
Jane and Johnny Rodgers" or,
list children's names separately
if more than one.
Q. How should cards be maijpd.
first or third class?
A. Cards sent to relatives ot
close friends are properly .-cant
first class mail.
Q. How should you address a
Christmas card to a member of
the clergy?
A. Always write "The Rever
end John Doe" never just "Re
verend Doe." Follow with ini
tials of a special order or rank.
Q. What typfe of card is it pro
per to send Jewish friends?
A. A plain card with a simple,
message. Avoid cards that iUus-^
trate nativity, holly, etc.
? Q. Is it proper to send Christ
mas cards after a recent death? .
A. Yes. Modern thinking deems
it wrong to cut off warm con
tacts with friends during period
of Hmotuning^.* Howe*ei%- eeletf?
your card wttfi tender tare.
Q. Is lit wrong to display Christ
mas cards on walls, mirrors, etc.
I No. In fact it is a flattering
jway to convey how important
jrour cards are, not ta mention
the festive note it adds to decftito
?tions. ,
Q. Is it proper to throw Chriit
mas cards away after the holiday?
A. It is a shame to throw away
works of art. Why not paste then
in a scrapbook and add to then
each year, or give them to child
ren's groups or hospital shut-ins
FOR THE FINEST IN JO* FEXIS
TING CONTACT THE DUPLIfg,
Duplin Farmers
Back Peanut,
Cotton Issues
Farmers in Duplin County went
to their respective polling places to
vote on cotton and peanut quotas
and cotton assessments for the 1963
crop year on Tuesday, Dec. 11. Fol
lowing is a tabulation by townships
?f the voting:
PEANUT QUOTAS
For Against
Albertson 3 1
v ^ COTTON QUOTAS
For Against
Albertson 7 1
Cypress Creek 4 1
Faison 51 2
Glisson 9 1
Island Creek 6 0
Kenansville 11 0
Limestone 4 0
Magnolia 6 0
Roekfish 6 n
Rose Hill 8 0
$mith 11 0
?Warsaw 19 0
%olfscrape 24 0
Total 166 5
COTTON ASSESSMENTS
For Against
Albertson 8 0
Cypress Creek ... 5 0
Fqison f' v-" 52 '? l"
Glisson 9 1
Island Creek 6 0
Kenansville 11 0
Limestone 4 0
Magnolia 6 0
Roekfish 6 0
Rose Hill 7 1
Smith 10 0
Warsaw 17 2
Wolfscrape 23 1
Totals 164 6
The National vote will determine
whether or not cotton and peanuts
will be under quotas for the 1963
Crop year.
. Mr Businessman - A DUPLIN
gs want ao will. sell your
uct.
Price Supports On
Feed Gram Raised
Secretary of Agriculture, Orville
L. Freeman, at a press conference
on Dec. 10, took action to further
assist grain producers. He announ
ced an increase in national price
support rates on feed grains for
1963. The national support rate on
corn will increase from |1.30 to
|1.2$ per bushel. This is an increase
on corn from 75 percent to 78 per
cent of the December parity price.
Other feed grain support rates
have been raised. Barley has been
increased from 93c to 69c per bgs?
hel, oats from &x to 65c per bushei
rye from $1.02 to $1.07 per ' ushei;
and grain sorghums from $191 to
$3.00 per hundredweight. These are
national support r.'is and in Nor
th Carolina a freight differential is
added. Based on last year's dif
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ferential, the support rate on corn
in North Carolina wou'.d be $1.39
per bushel. The support rate of
other feed grains in North Carolina
will also have a frie^ht differential
?djtcd.
The Secretary also announced a
special provisicn for "small farms"
that divert acreage under the 1963
Feed Grain Program. These small
farms (farms with a total base of
less than 25 acres) can divert their
entire acreage and get a payment
on the entire acreage based on 50
percent of the county price support
rate. It was original'y announced
that they would pet a payment of
20 percent of the price support rate
on the first 20 per-c-t diverted. The
change will result in the 1963 pay
ments en small farms being essen
tially the same as they were in
1962.
These basic changes were ann
ounced in fceepbi? wi.h tbp basic ob
jectives of the feed grain program.
The objectives are to increase fairn
income and to make further pro
gress in balancing feed grain sup
plies with national requirements.
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A- Brand New Cartoon Fraturette!
"The Adventure of the ^
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Cedar Chest: Lar.e Chests
priced from .
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Utility cabinet: all steel
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