VIOLET NEWS
Th?- D?- 'ration here v. he the
first Sunday in June,
Mr. :tnd Mr>. Frank Mori^w have
?noved to CiiUwitsvilK , Ky., wher%*
Mr. Morrow > employed.
Mr. and Mr*. Lester Ledford and
,<n. Le Roy, of l'opp?'th:i >pent
Saturday njjrht x*ith Mr. i: .n ? . Mrs.
Fred Graves.
Mrs. B<*b Crowe and lauirhte- .
Pauline. and Mr*. Julash Reed of
3'.wassve Dem were vis it in jr Mr. and
Mr*. A. G. Morrow Saturday niirht.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tay. r >pen*
wi-i'k end with theii .uujrhtet.
y. . -. Jessie Robinson, of Opperhill.
Mrs. Map'.loivnc A1 ? n t d child
spent Sunday wi:h Mrs. John
Beaver.
Mi-s Corona Murphy >p?n? Sat
..y night with Mist LoUii Tayfoi
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham ami
r imiiy were the Sunday iruests ?? f
J! and Mrs. Fred Graves. j
M <.-?s Lucy and Ale* ? Hamby'
: the week end with tnt.r sister.
M:?. Fred Mashburn. of Post ell.
(?r;idy Allen of Patrick visited hi
^PSSSI f. : ? * .? ? I
W?VJ mtr wttK
end. 3
Hoyt Graves spent Sunday with
Win f :'*?(! Taylor.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Beaver,
.? baby frirl. May 17. It weighs 7
pounds.
Shady Grove News
Decoration will be held on May
SO. at Shady Grove: all cay services
un<l all day singing the first Sunday
in June.
Mi>> Maria Arp and M-n, James,
returned home Sunday after , pending
a week with her relatives at Copper
hill.
Kdfrar Rice and family were truest*
of Mr and Mrs. T. M Rice. Sunday.
Robert and Ben Martin and How
tird Arp were guests of Clcmson and
Justus Macon, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Standridge and
children. Bobby and Mary Helen,
were the quests of Mr. and Mrs.
r.'hn L. Arp. Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Paris, of Jackson Coun
y. is biting her daughter, Mrs. Lil
:e Bryant.
POTATOES
Beaufort County farmers are malt
? an active study of means of har
-ting potatoes with the smallest
. ii'iunt of damage in the handling
- l ess, says Assistant Farm Agent
.V Eagles.
Petrie Hospital News
ADMITTED
Mr. Sheridan Aulmon, Ur.aka; Mr.
M. L. Hail. Murphy; Mr. Walter
Brown. Andrew*; Mr*. A. W. John*
son, Marble.
OISMISSCD
Mr. J. J. Mull, Robbinsville: Mrs.
Wiley Wilson, Murphy; Mrs. Lydia
Hollo way, Robbinsville; M:*s Sue* Al
mond. Andrews: Mr. Robert At well,
Robbinsville; Mr. Biairn Cassada,
Hayesville; Mr. N. J. Jones Blair>
vi!le; Mrs. Kdd English and baby,
Murphy; Mr. T (*. Morris, Murphy;
Miss Hazel Chambers. Marble; Mrs.
Nenui Ledford, Culberson,
William L. Austin, director of the
Bureau of the Census. took his first
jot* with the bureau in 1900 and his
10 years since then haw been devoted
to census work. He is a native of
Scott county. Mississippi, and is C?!?
years old. He will have charge of
about 16.000 workers while the pres
ent enumeration being: r*ade.
w KY docs a chicken cross J
th' road'.' Ask any feller that's had |
a garden he can tell you. 1 know my j
garden wuz a success last year (
eause my neighbors chickens tuck '
first prize at th' poultry show. My J
neighbor sez he's goin* start a ;
truck (arm this year. He can't kid '
me I ?ln't that green, yc udor.'t raize
truck*, they come from a facktery.
Had ? letter from Ma yisterday an*
she sez Pa aint started th' spring
plow in' yit cause th' bad weather's
putt him three weeks bthind with
his spring fishin*. Taik*r.' about gar
dens. many a little boy has been >
spanked while try in* i help Pa plant I
a garden, an* a few years later that !
same boy could usi a dern good 1
thrashin' while sew n' his wild oats. I
L-ots o' fathers have sajd, "It takes j
a lot o* son light ever day t' raize a |
garden." But they forgot t' tell th' !
son thcv used a lot o* Jectric
light after dark Y cultivate
ther croj o' wild oats I'm
goin* to the wagon boys ?
these shoes are kiUin* me.
? Whitey Ford, Duke o* Ptducah.
CRISP'S
STUDIO
BABY CONTEST
v.
Starting Today ? Ending July 4
We will photograph jour baby and submit proofs, free.
The picture you select will be put on display in our Studio.
On July 4, three impartial judges (from out of town) will select
the winners.
FOUR PRIZES
First Prire ,-For the prettiest baby ? $5 cash and an 8 by 10
enlargement.
Second Prizet-For the hesdtbiest and best physically developed
kaby; one 11 by 14 enlargement, beautifully framed and -valued at
$7.83.
To the person placing the largest orders for babies' pictures be
tween now and July 4 an 8 by 10 hand-patnted portrait*
To the person giving our studio the most kodok finishing work ?
a Urge Photograph Album.
Bring your baby to the Studio today. No money is necessary.
Just bring the baby.
The Studio is open from 7 A. M. until 6 P. M. Wo will take
speaking likenesses" of your baby.
REMEMBER TOO
Wo do everything that can be done with k camera ? Portraits of
ftny kind ? Kodak Finishing ? Copying ? Enlarging ? Framing.
Kodak Film And Local Views On Sale
R. A. CRISP? MURPHY, N. C.
"THE MAN" IS DUE
SOON TO CHECK
YOUR AA A WORK !
Annual Visits to Every
Farm in State Have
Now Been Started
"Th( man" wi.! ,omv around al
most any da y now to check your farm
for com? :anc?- with the 11*40 AAA
program. ar:r.ounce> K. Y. FI <>>?<!. j
Triple-A ?xu j!:Vi officer of State
Co lege, and he urges growers to
cooperate fully with the compliance
supervisors. Training schools have
been held *. r complianct checkers,
and the ..nnual v.s<:> to every farm
in the State have started.
' Floyd a*-ked that farmers immed-,
i iately notify *heir county AAA office
when they havt planted tobacco or j
cotton, v r botr.. Every farmer who
signed a Farm Plan indicating his
Intention t .? i.artieinatc* 1^1'?
projrram wil have his fields complete
ly checked. Other farms also will be
checked if they have a tobacco ??r
cotton allotment, or both.
"If the compliance supervisor finds
that tobacco and cotton have been
planted within acreage allotments."
Floyd -aid, "then the grower will
be driven . card allowing him to soil
without rmalty th? entire product
ion of the : av c: ?;>.< for which mark
eting quotas were atinroved in refei
enda last
If either one ? : both of the crop.
is overp .anted, then the grower will
be giver a reasonable time to plow !
under enough to compl\ with th?- |
allotment, or fact a penalty on ex- i
cess marketings and loss of Agricul
tural Conservation payments.
Aerial phot graphs will speed the t
compliance check :n the 80 counties |
where they . re available. I
Traffic violators 'm Tampa. F a.
have been made t- serve their jail
sentences n Sundays, : e that t-hey
can cort.r.je * hold their regular
jobs.
John Kaeimar* k <f Chicair start
ed to ride a mutor?powfivd scoot*' r
without learning bow to ?Up tbe
thing, a?i?J cracht-<l into a ouildini'
At the hospital Y* ti?-elared tha? h*
would try it a gra>n aft?r taking a
1* r son or two on stopping
Hvnry Walsh, fil!, bccan;* rrpat
icnt \ traffic whu n ?:*iay*d hi*
crw-sinp a busy New York jtrett.
Drawing a pistol, h? quuklv cleat
cd the way aril crossed *r triumph
? ' '> ? r? c r .at* ?
?t.? ? *i.? ???*?? ' u poht t tAaii.
4
Arre*t?*l f? r k ? km? hw w?l? on
?h? v?r, , ? ,s , Ht rtirt lluyrs
explained "Y? *??. jutijj* it -was
my wif? . ai ?! st* didn't Hut
the judir*' did nm. and v?nt Ihibvrt
i j?il fur 10 days.H
Candidates r ? v? r h;ivr tt invent
new trick ?? ? f < th? v?'te?, b ?
cau>*? the old t work i?* *vll a*
ever.
OPEN 24 HOI RS A DAY
Change T o Summer Gear Oil and Grease
SINCLAIRIZE NOW
Special for boat owners: - Sinclair Pennsyl
vania Marine Motor Oils
Just "any old oil" wen's for a motor boa* Every t>pe cf engine
needs a particular kind.
No need for guess work. either. At our Stations . t. a scientifically
prepared chart showing emactly the type of oil your motor requires
We'll gladly advise you ? without charge, of course
This service exclusively at
PALMERS SINCLAIR STATION
Ben Palmer. Mgr. Murphy. N C. Phcrr 202
VOTE FOR
WILKINS P. HORTON
FOR GOVERNOR
THE FRIEND OF THE PLAIN PEOPLE.
HE STANDS FOR
No increase in taxes of any kind.
Retirement Fund for Teachers and all other State
employees.
Equal privileges for every section.
HE HAS A LONG PROVEN RECORD OF FINE,
FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVICE
HE WILL NOT BREAK FAITH WITH YOU.
VOTE FOR W1LKINS P. H0RTOH
Horton Campaign Committee