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J^RITICAL M OMENTO
AND
Howlarious Scoops
(By The Tattlers)
Quite u bit of criticism from last
week's column. It seems that Epple
'"'".end Colleen were rather unjustly accused
of breaking up. We're sorry
that happened, but 'Chief Snooper
Number 1 made a mistake, taking
the rumor for granted. Then the otb
er stuff. Maybe we were wrong, so
what? We had to do something to
start something, and did it start?
Whoopee!
Phvllfa 4a hnmo on/1 Kool**? /*? !??
w .? unit MM * lug t|UHC
it time. Some very Utter eating
friends with her. Nine plpple.
Bobby Allran at long last getting *
break Sunday night. Very happy aMY1
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Who Is Thomas Ttodhll coins to
the banquet wkht Whoever It to, it
Imp him all adlther.
Why dirtu't Mary Evelyn date 8untluy
night? Or <Hd she, after?
Milks Williams. Bill Baakhead,
I..I) Fisher had: a Jlttahbug pahty
tot her nite. Bill was voted Number
t Jjttahbug.
la Puff Herd really taking the
blonde to the banquet? Which
IMnildaV Vnu Irtv? ttr tho nlnn ftnh
with the Myrna Loy nose.
The Awakening Chorus was a very
impropriate number for the Sunrise
Service Easter Morning. Were you
Just going In, or dirt you get up to
attend.
Ho hum. 'Spose that's ail, folks.
The average railway haul of fresh
trults and vegetables la about 1,400
Tiles, while the . average rail we y
haul of all commodities is only 35*
miles.
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U?.?. i'. U. I'*irick, Pastor
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M. Hunday school, C. F.Thotn?son.
Supt.
11:00 Morning Worship. Sermon
text: Rev. IP:9.
4:00 P. M. Mitchell College Choir.
6:45 Young People's Meeting.
Monday. 7:00 Hoys 8couts, Troop
One. Mr. -'Carl iDsvUbon, Scoutmaster.
Messrs Harry Page and Bill
Thomson. Asst. ScoutmastersWednesday.
7:1G Prayer Meeting
Morgroce Community House.
BOYCE MEMORIAL ,
CHURCH
W. M. Boyce. Pastor
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Bible School at 10:00 o'clock.
Morning Worship at 11:00. .The
poet or will speak on: "The Pil-!
K rim's Promise."
Everting Service at 7:30. Officers
for the new Church Year will be installed.
The rastor wilt speak on:
"Fot Such -A Time Aa This."
Junior Christian Union meets at {
3:30.
Intermediates meet at 0:30.'
. Y. P. C. U. meets at ?:S0.
,Mi<l-Week Service each Wednesday
evening'at 7:30.
JLUTHERAN ' CHURCH
U Bo yd Hina. >astar.' .
fMm infiinni nijtni h mum Mr
cr. Orwru Superintendent.
Swt 'm for the Hrpf Iwiij ifUr
EpMer,:
Mornitig 11:00; sermon: The Dlvi|ie
.Demonstration;
Aftcrnocn 5:00. The Missionary
^ '.ietietK Luther L?in> The Brotiuibood
and the Children of the.
Church held their regular monthly
meeting. There will be no Evening
S? rviee. ?. j
8A1NT LUKE8 ?. , ]
Bible school -10:00. Jam en Lackey,
Superintendent. |
CENTRAL 7 METHODIST
CHURCH '
Rev. R W Fox. Pastor
9:45 Sunday school,. B. S. Peeler.
Supt.
11:00 The service will be given to
the observance of "Church School
Day". The several, departments will
Rive special programs. This promises
to he most interesting service.
7:30 The. young people will lead
the scng service and-the pastor will
|>ren0h. .
GRACE MEXHODJST
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Wprahi'p Seryice 11:00 A. If.
' Epworth League 6:30 P. M. v
Pvanlnw GInmUe T. D if
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Prater Service Wednesday fitvtgt'
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tlOONO BAPTIST CHURCH
' Bmv. C. C. Park**, Pastor
Sunday School t:45 aach Sunday.
"Preaching 11*. m. and 7:30 n. ml
*ach Sunda ,
Macedonia Baptist Church
Fy?der|ckt Paste*
Sunday. SetooQ) 9:45 a - at.
B. T.U. 5:46 p. m.
Rrenlng Worship 7:00 p. m "f
Preaching 41:00- A. M. and 7 P to
7:00 p. ij. ,
Park-Grace ftL E. Church
>' ~ C. P-Self. Pastor
- Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
-'Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. i
. -_Bpwoxlh. League 0:30 l?. .14. j
Evening Worship 7:30.P.,M, ..i
Prayer. Meet log Friday 7:30 P.) 16
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Bunch Gratis Need ~
Spr?y With Bordeaux
Bunch (rape*, such a* the Concord
and Niagara. varieties, should
be sprayed with Bordeaux mixture
to control Mafk ret disease which
co uses the berries to dry up and
dtop from the bunches, says H. 'R.
Miswonger, horticulturist of the
State College Extension Service. ?
The first applicatlou should be
made when the second or third leaf
uh "nrlnar tin |huiamiihsm<1s '"'t*?
n < uv icvVilUUCllUS. I uu
next spray l? before the boaaoma
are open and the third application
should come when the berries are
abcut the sUe of B-l) shot. This
will suffice if a two-pound paper
sack 1? Immediately slipped over
each bunch with tho top folded over
ond secured with a pin. TOe grapes
* 111 continue tc> develop and color
wlthiin the bag and be protected
font Infection, 'as well a* birds and
Insects. If this is not - done, the
K rapes should be sprayed .-two weeks
alter they reach the E-B shot stage.
If there are periods of wet weather
before the grapes are ripe, additional
applications cf -Bordeoui may be
necessary.
Nlswonger give* the following advice
on preparing Bordeaux mixture
Ji'eeolve one pound of btusetbne in
12 gallons of water. Mia one pound
of - hydro ted lime (plaster's finishing
lime) '-fat a little water to make , a
tliln paste. St'r this sto-wlr through
a sieve Into the blueetooe water.
When spraying, agitath the liquid
tthhHiaUlMMHakflBMUilttUhadUifeai
nialertals.
When ehewdng )iassets see present;
two ounces of -arsenate of lead
should be added to the.Ad gallons of
Ptrdeaux mixture, the specialist
said. Leaf hoppers can be controlled
ly spraying the underside 'of *" "the
leaves with 40 percent nicotine sul-l
phutc (Black Leaf 40) at the rate of
one' teaspconful to one gallon of urates:
to which Is added a small quantity
of soap -about the sixe of a
small walnut. .
Prospects continue to favor increased
egg production and Increased
producttcn and marketing of
poultry this year as oompared wkh.|
I'.KiS. reports the U. 8. Bureau of
Agricultural Economics..
EV .4111 ....I? m a *
r.wu svni iuuiib ur?i in- unn iun*
ly expenditures, but Increaaed outly
for automobile and household op
erntlcn In recent year*, baa ibored
pir.'?Mtvg spending down to fourth
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(SQASTn CostoatrsWith
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tives, business acquaintances, ' I
is likely to be scattered over
many points in the United
Slates. To your long distance ,r<
operator, all of these folks are a
faces, ready to respond in person
This is true whether your friend
away, for today you can tdephon
This miracle of-yesterday, is a o<
many coordinated accompli slum
the Bell Telephone Laboratories
ratus and telephone lines j?-Uw
handling of calls?Carehd selec
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best possible service. .
Today, the world la at your fingei
do is pick up your-telephone and
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Bessemer City, N. C $ .10
Blacksburg, 8. C. 8 .28
Charlotte, N. C. 8 *8
Cramerton, N. C I 40
Gaston I a, N. C. I .M
Grover, N. C. 8
Gaffney, 8. C. .. I M
Greenville, 8. C |1-1S
Greensboro, N. C. #1*8
Spartanburg, 8. C I W
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