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r Crossword Puzzle 10 ExclamaUoa Wk CoDclud* il. DuualU Siirotiofidav* i Sl.DteUnl IS. Pack* U. Mora DOWN l.XlMry 1 Northers bird S.itMauh* ?mplojM Solution I* Friday's panic llfeuunrf (.Gaaliimiod ITato ?.On* who tak?i part in a formal discussion ?. Franch city 17. Piece of ft! 24. Roman road 25. Brief M. Truth: archalt 21. Give off fumes SI. Bodies of flo#lng water 12. Slaughter 24. Seasoning ? female dear City in Georgia 28. Perceives \gy touch 40. Was aware 41. Negative 42. Sell 42. Decompose 44. Artificial language 4fl. Armed strife 47. Watch narrowly nings and three children of Crad dock, Va., who spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hunnings and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parkin, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Sophia Lupton and son, Allen, and Mrs. Julia Pake visited relatives at Atlantic Sunday after noon. i Mr. Guy Daniels and daughter, Carolyn, and Callie Hunnings spent a short while at Cedar Island Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willis and son, Bobbie, and Miss Giula Dan iels spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Daniels, New Bern RFD. Mr. and Mrs. James Hunnings and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Guthrie visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcin tosh during the holidays. Mrs. Gladys Lupton and son, Cal vin, of Atlantic visited relative! here last week. Mrs. Monroe Simpson and daugh ter, Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. William Tickle and daughter. Cynthia, spent a short while at Cherry Point Monday. Mrs. Julia Pake and Mrs. Dallas Willis visited Mrs. Harriet Pake and family at Marshallberg last Tuesday. Mr. R. K. Watson, who spent the holidays here with his wile, return ed to Washington, D. C. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Preston Bell of Mansfield Park, Morehead City, vis ited her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fulcher of Camp Glenn visited in the commun ity Saturday night. ? Mrs. Monroe Simpson and two children, Michael and Kathryn, Mr and Mrs. William Tickle and daugh ter and Mrs. Julia Pake visited Cedar Island a short while Tuesday. Mr. R. K. Watson is spending a few days here before being trans ferred to Cuba. The 1950 census of the Uni ted States shows the foreign-born population concentrated in a few areas? New York with a quarter of all citizens over 21 foreign born, and the Carollnas with only six tenths of one per cent of their cit izens loreign born, lor example. This Month is Time T o Plan Summer Garden By MAKTHA BAR.NETT, Agent January ia the gardner's month of planning and preparation, .lot ticulture specialists tell us that we should ask ourselves the following questions: Where will I locate my garden? Choose the best available location as to convenience, soil, sunlight and water availability. If root-knot nematodes are a serious problem, rotate your r.-rden. Where ro tation is impossible, treat your soil f"~ nematodes. What shall I plant? Plant the things your family enjoys most Be sure you plant enough and the right varieties for canning and freezing. Try some new crop such a; asparagus, broccoli, cauliflow er or cranberry beans. What varieties shall I plant? Plant recommended varieties for your area. Don't risk crop failure by planting something that looks good in a seed catalog, but hasn't been tried in your area. If in doubt, contact the Carteret County Ex tension Service. How shall I arrange my garden? It's not a bad idea to make a drawn plan. Here are some suggestions: Plant all tall growing crops on one side of the garden, preferably the north, to minimize shading. Plant early maturing crops together (mustard, turnip, lettuce, greena) since this space can later be used for a second or later crop. FIFTH ?M* PINT *20 SOUTHERN (.ONHORT CORP The winter meeting of the Car teret County Council of Home Demonitration Club* will be held in the education room of the health Department on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 18 at 2:30. Among the busi ness items to be discussed are IBM County Council budget, Spring Flower Show and Dress Revue, Carteret Countyfor -T Long-time Agricultural Program for Carteret County 4-H leader ship, IBM Community and Project reports. All officers of Home Demonstra tion Clubs, county project leaders and community service chairmen are urged to atend. Any interest ed club members are also invited to attend. Since the County Coun cil makes all decisions of policy and business, this meeting should interest all club members. The 4 H Club meeting schedule for the week of Jan. 11 through Jan. 15 is as follows: Today - Camp Glenn 4-H Clubs: Jr., 8-8:40 a.m.; Int., 8:45-10:30 a.m.; More head City Sr. 4-H Club, 1:30 2:15 p. m.; Wednesday, Newport 4-H Clubs: Sr. 1:45-2:30 p.m.; Jr. 2:35-3:25 p. * % Register of Deeds Lists Land Buys Dec. 29-Jan. 6 Heal estate tranifen in Carteret County from Dec. 29 to Jan. 6. were released recently by the register of deeds office. Transfers in Morehead City town ship were John T. Taylor and wife to Phillip H. Taylor and wife. $100; K. P. B Bonner and wife to Kil ber H. Willis snd wife, $10; Wiley H. Taylor Jr. and others to llary Argo, $10; and Grant Edward Ar go and wife to Wiley H. Taylor Jr., trustee, $1. Stanley Dixon and wife to Mrs. Viola Dixon, $10; Earle W. Webb and wife to Herbert L. Lockwood and wife, $100; Virginia Lockhart Lewis to Charlie Thomas Lewis, $10; and Pender A. Smith and wife to George F. Cribb Jr. and oth ers, $10. Mattie Frances Lawrence to George V. Willis and wife, $10; D. E. Oglesby and wife to Ann O. Harvey, $10; D. E. Oglesby and m. Thursday, Atlantic: Jr. 9:30-10: 10 a.m.; Sr. 10:15-10:55 a.m.; Int. 11-11:45 a m. Harkers Island 4-H Clubs met on Friday, Jan, 8, Smyrna yester day and Beaufort Sr. 4-H Club will meet Monday, Jan. 25th, 11:06-11:46 a.m. wile to William C. Ogleaby, (10; D. E. Ogleaby to D. E. Ogleaby Jr., $10; Lillie Belle Jones Johnson and husband R. E. to C. M. Hill and others, $10; and W. P. Freeman and wile to W. H. White and wile, $10. Henderson Lumber Company to Roderick Woodrow Long, $3,000; 1 E. Pittman and others to Morehead Block and Tile Company. $10; and Lorena Willis Dowdy aud husband R. H. to Joseph A. DuBois and wife, $100. Newport township transfers were John Preston Creech and wife to George Carroll Creech and others, $10; Guy Garner and wife to Derryl Garner, $1; Daniel W. Smith Jr. and wife to Joseph C. Hill, $100. Transfers in Beaufort township were Robert Herring and wife to Ralph L. Thomas and wife, $100; and George H. Rowles and wife to George E. King and wife, $10. Harkers Island transfers were Earl C. Davis and others to Mary You Name It, We Print it . . . RIGHT! From cards to catalog*, from bills to broadsides ? . . if it can be printed, we ii prim n oeiter ... at price* tnat are never higher (and usually lest) than elsewhere. Our pride of craftsmanship goes into every job, re gardless of size. Free estimates. 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