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NEWSOME A rent Au'U County Agent The Farmer's Cooperative Ex change. Inc., the N. C. Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association and Carolina Cooperative Publish ing Hp arc iponsoring an essay contest for rural boys and girls in North Carolin. The first prize in the state is a one-year scholarship and $350 in cash. The subject for this contest is a "Public Relations Program for Agriculture," 4-H Club members may enter and have until Feb. 15 to complete their essay. First county prize is $10 and school prize is an engraved medal. Rules and regulations set up are as follows: (1) Who may enter: any rural boy or girl not more than twenty-one (21) years of age who is enrolled in regular high school work, and who has not been State Winner of a previous contest; (2) essays must not con tain more than fifteen hundred (1500) words; (3) essays must be written in ink and only on one side of the paper. Typewriter may be used if preferred; (*) prepare the finished copy of your essay lr. duplicate and keep the duttlicatc in your possession; <5> the Allow ing information should apftm r in the upper left hand corner of the first page of your essay: (a) Name of contestant, (b) Age of contest ant, (c) Postoffice address, (d) County, (e) Name of your school, (f)Name of school principal, (g) Whether contestant is a member of 4-H Club, Vocational Agricul ture Class or Home Economics Class; (6> essays will be written under the supervision of a teacher. Vocational Agriculture teacher. Home Economics Teacher, County agent or Home Demonstration Agent, (7) completed essays are to be turned in to your teacher, County Agent, or Home Demonstra tion Agent, not later than Feb. 1, 1955. How would you Ske to have your farm and home free of rats and mice? Well, it is possible to do this if everyone in the family will cooperate. The 4-H clubs of Harper County, Kansas cooperated with other agencies in having 92 per cent of the farms in the county frei of rat* and mice. Not many of us are aware of the damage done by rata around our homes and premises. The average rat will cost a farmer $22 per year. If you know how many rats there are at your place you can multiply this figure by $22 and get the amount of daptage on your place each year. Once you do this you will readily see that a little time, effort and money would be well spent in eradicating these unwant ed inhabitants. A bait called "Warfarin" may be purchased and distributed around the places that rats stay. One dose of this poison will not kill a rat, but if he eats some several times it will kill him. This poison causes internal bleeding which results in a dead rat. The way to get your place rat free is to mix "Warfarin" with bait and put it in several locations about the farm and home, but out of the reach of dogs, cats, pets, and chiltlrrn. When the bait has been eaten more should be mixed and the same treatment repeated. If this is dorfe several times you should be relatively rid of rats for some time. What about cats? Don't they catch rats? Yes, they do, but cats are about as effective in controll ing rats as you would be in trying to kill all the flies on your farm with a fly swatter. Rat control wfjtks best when every family hi an entire community cooperates in controlling the rats at each home. When a whole community is rid of rats it will stay rat free longer than if just a few families try it. Bronx Zoo Exhibits Rare Man-Eating Fish New York (AP) ? A rare black piranha, an 11-inch man-eating fish ttjat can bite a finger off with one snap, is on exhibition in the aqua rium of the Jlronx Zoo. Two more are being studied in tanks in the zoo's laboratory. Although oth?r species of piran has are common, these are the first black piranhas to be exhibited in any aquarium, zoo officials say. It is impossible to keep more than one in a tank because they bite huge chunks out of each other. A naturalist once described the pi ranha as "probably the wickedest fish that swims; by the side of hiro a shark is a perfect gentleman." . Female tarantulas reach maturity at 10 and often live to be 20 yaarg old, but males which mature at 9, usually die after one mating sea son. ?BEAUFORTw? Air Conditional foe Your Coorfort ? Phone 2-4S3A LAST TIMES TODAY "CATTLE QUEEN" with Barbara Stanwyck - Ronald Reagan SATURDAY ? DOUBLE FEATURE "OUTLAW'S DAUGHTER" wMi BILL WILLIAMS "EASY TO LOVE" wttfe ESTHER WILLIAMS SUNDAY'- MONDAY UUIM AT LAST M TMB PUHM* ? Italw ^ Dw. 29 ? Mr. Ralph G. Taylor and sister. Mrs Lula Mason, apent last week iif Durham. Mr and Mrs Harry Mmmooi and. son. Raleigh, spent the holidays wit* Mrs. Simmons parents. Mr. and Mm A. B. Taylor. S/Sgt. and Mrs. Mildaa Lewis and son, Steve, arrived here Friday from El Paso. Tex., to spend the holidays with Sergeant Lewis's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Mildon Lewis. Sergeant Lewis is now stationed at Port Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Fulcher, Portsmouth, Vs.. spent Christmas >vith Mrs. Fulcher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene GaskUL Elder Eddie Humphrey held ser vices in the Primitive Baptist Church here Christinas Day. Guests who accompanied him were Mr. and Mrs. Whitley. Maysvllle, and Mr. Preston Lawrence, Otwiy. Mr. Alton P. Taylor, Durham, spent Christmas with his sister, Lila Mason. Robert Sairit, Beaufort visited ill our community Christmas day. The Christmas program at the Free Will Baptist Church was ex tra good. Live animals were in the manger. Christmas carols and everything was carried out well. Santa played an important part. Little Albert Gaskill was frighten ed when he approached him, and told him he wanted him to bring him a banjo. He swallowed sev eral times when Santa asked him if he was a good boy. Albert re plied, "Yes sir." When asked if he said his praytfrs every night he said, "Uh-huh." Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaskill and Eugene Gaskill Jr., spent Christ mas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gaskill. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hamilton Jr., Greensboro, are spending the holi days with relatives in this com munity. A Christmas program was also held at the Methodist Church. San ta Claus's helper was present there. Paul Tosto, USA, statistted at Camp Gordon, Ga, is home on leave with Ma wiia and daught?, also M> fMVnft. Mr. and Mrs. Wvodrow Toato. Martha Taylor, who is employed at New York, is visiting in oar immunity. Hoy Hamilton, who has been in the State Hoapital for afaoot two years, is home with his mother, Mrs. Miitnie Hamilton We are glad to see him rtdfcg his bicycle up and down the road again. The Taylor brothers, with the ex repuon at Dm, are hamr (or Uie holidays with their families. Their sister, Mrs. Krvin Elks, Norfolk, is also visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maltby Taylor. Garland Fulcher, USCG, station ed at Boston, spent the holidays with Ma parents, Mr. and Mrs. An drew Fulcber. Chris MacHallan. grandson of R. G. Taylor, spout the holidays here. EAST DRIVE-IN THEATRE Mile Ent of Beaufort 0^?ghw*r_70 CkNm Under IS Admitted Free FRIDAY - SATURDAY Doubl* Feature "Challenge of ? The Wild" and "Private Eyes" with Leo Gorcey and The Bowery Boys Sen. ? Mon. ? Tati. ? Wed. "ON THE WATERFRONT" Starring Marlon Brando First Show Starts at 7:00 TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY "THE SHOW PUCE OF CARTERET COUNTY" SATURDA Y ?DOUBLE FEATURE Lynn Bari "MAN FROM TEXAS" John Wayne and the "Lady From Lousiana" Wni: Chtn||| No. 5 "Atomic Invaders" STARTS iUNbXV - - . DORIS* DAYand PRANK SINATRA Ij, together! and oh so fl Hlorehead "CARTERET'S FINEST THEATRE" SATURDAY ? DOUBLE FEATURE ? Wild BUI Elliott "Prairie Ounsmoke" CImtIm Coburn "TIW Rockat Man" -Plus: Color Cartoon STARTS SUNDAY ? ? - COMBINING THE EXCITING TALENTS OF - FOUR ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS! HUMPHREY BOGART Academy Award wi?ir (be "TIm Aincan Qom" AUDREY HEPBUFUV I i AcaJaay Award wfancr for "Roman Holiday" f WILLIAM HOLDEN Academy Award irtqpit for "Sulag 17",
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