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THE CAJgOUIttJUf
WEEK ENDING SATI f? DA V, OCTOBER 18, 1958
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WOMEN'S PERSONNEL COFNCIL The following young women art- officer:-. of the Women's Per
sonnel Council. of Shaw University for the year 1958-50. Seated left to right are Juanita Dancy. sopho
more of Pinetops, reporter; Julia Raker, a sophomore of Henderson, vice-president; Shirley Parker, a
senior of TVewton Grove, secretary; Mary Saunders, a, sophomore of Raleigh, assistant secretory. Siatid
ing, kfl to light are Mary Taylor, a junior of Zebuion; Social chairman, Dean Carrie L. Harrison, ad
riser. tlelten Covington, a junioe of Wadesboro, education chairman. svot shown on the pie, tort is l.u
riJle Edwards 3, senior of Rocky Mount, chairman of the dormitory improvement commit toe, This
•roup composes the executive committee of the Women's Personnel Council at Shaw Cniversify and will
»>r responsible for directing the program for the year 1558-53.
State College!
Answers
QUESTION. How do I an about
hai mg tny cotton classed by the i
North C aroliria Cotton Clashing Os- |
VN.SW'Efi: Hav« your cotton
sinned where a bonded sampler i
.v.-flliable After a bale is ginned ;
and sampled, ask the ginner to
'end the sample to the Cotton
Clarsuiß Office in Raleigh A few
day; later, you will receive a bHm (
tag from the Cotton Classing Os - j
fire nivine you the exact grade |
sno" rtaole length of your cotton, i
Qt EfsTlON: Why are North
C arol) it growers receiving 1
more tor llteir sweet potatoes
than growers in Louisiana*
ANSWER: Mainly, because i
(he marketing systems In the
I" o states are different. In j
North Carolina the grower j
pays ail the marketing expen- j
ses; in Louisiana it Is the ship- j
p<>r «ho flays ihesr expenses. I
In addition, North Carolina *
growers aie about 1.009 mile' |
closer to major eastern mar- I
kei-. \nd aecerdlng to Henry
M Covinglott horticultural ,
specialist for the N. C. Agrieul- j
fora I Extension Service, North
Carolina buyers have be-n
willing to pass a high percent- j
s;i> of the sweet potato selling
prirp ,« to (be growers.
Ol KSTTON: Should T disc a field .
pf before setting pines?
A'■ T.V i ; T!: fin, Experience has 1
shown 1 a) pine seedlings do bet- I
“L» » '*ef in -.•■< eds and grass I
v. V* ’•>.«•») they *re s<*r in bar* i
r;! l 1 whiter demonstrated this
■ U Co'-i. dry winds completely
'• 1 v pines- set on hare soil,
- bile ; . re! in weeds tnr grass
••!. ed suing pines in weeds
•• i-d a a•; r- is some rime difficult
i-H weeds are cxlr6me
ly i-rg* <,m.' discing may he rtc
ec.'sary Rut > rmember. bo pot
Hire any de-;;rr than necessary j
■ :u« m.n-Jy disturbed dirt. around I
the reni.: of pine .seedlings can re* ]
dure their survival rate also.
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; work fount? in private employ
ment as well a* some Jobs pe
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i Gov. . indent workers pri:i! and
J mint our money, control narcotics,
! regulate immiArdtion and collect
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serve and revitalize land that is
| unproductive, bring eleclnciiy into
j 1 ur.'.i homes enforce Federal laws,
arid administer social security
They operate !he atomic energy
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protect rational parks and forests
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Federal employees are ai work >rr
the pin-ncal scicncet'. nearly r-0,.
i | 000 in engineering, 10,000 in tin;
. I social -eienees. 17,000 >.s pecsoi.nel
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FRESH-MADE CHEF’S PRIDE
Potato Salad s 29c
AfTID CHIT S PRIDF
Pimento Cheese 5C 53c
DELICIOUS CHEFS PRIDE
COLE SLAW A 29c
FRESH MADE CHEFS PRIDE
Chicken Salad 49c
GEE,ATTN WITH FRUIT- CHEFS PRIDE
Sunshine Salads 33c
SAVE 16c—MAXWBLL HOUSE REGULAR OR DBtP <;RINI>
hot CUP COFF^E*™“™'49c'
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NECK BONES .... - 1 7-
NIC F THICK. SALT PORK'
FAT BACK - 19 ,
FARM BRAND PUftM FORK.
SAUSAGE - 39'
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SAUSAGE « 69-
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Chocolate Cake Sf 59c:
CHEFS PRIDE
Cottage Cheese Z 23 r ~
MRS FILBERTS,
MARGARINE U 28c
IK' ZEN SEA BROOK FARMS
Peas & Carrots 5 SS 89c
FROZEN CS
CUT CORN SSS 89c
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