Farm Loan
Association
Consolidates
Consolidation of the Cherokee
Njtional Farm Loan Association
with three other association* to
form a new association, which will
I*. ki!.?v\n as the Waynesvill" Na
tional Farm Loan Association, has
teen approved by the FYirm Credit
Administration, according to D.
Reevt > Noland. Secretary -Treasur
er Thc>e associations have main.
U.i -"d a joint office at Wayn#;
vil : ? :n the R. E A. Building for
"al years.
The new association is author
k.-,l to accept applications for
farm loans from The Federal
I?t: i Bank of Columbia in Clay.
C okee. Graham. Haywood.
ti. Macon, and Swain Coun
ties.
T ere is no director from Cher
or Graham county on the
new ward.
T :e new association has taken
ic assets and liabilities of
Cherokee Association and all
rr".:?xi members who have paid
? heir loans in full to The Federal
Lnnil Bank of Columbia will re
cr: caah for the par value of
i.i. : >tock in the association". Mr.
Noland stated. "Under this ar
rancement. retired members of tlie
Cherokee Association in Cherokee.
Clay and Graham Counties will
receive approximately $6 000."
EQUIPMENT
Grcwers should protect their
farm machinery from the weath-|
er. and check and adjust it for
maximum efficiency, says David
S. Weaver, in charge of Agricul
tural Engineering at State Col-!
lege.
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No, these arc not Russian or Polish
war orphans. They arc r ijihl here
at home. Their father, who was
.in auiomoiulc mechanic, is in
Kuropc now, repairing
American tanks. Their
mother is in a war plant.
Every night thc\ sit here and
wait licr homecoming? and
dinner. Yiur dollars can sup
port playgrounds, equip
ment and care (or them
through one of our local
welfare agencies. Would
you rather have a new
L evening gown?
Let your heart
decide
A merchant seaman has been
drugged back to life from an
ocean of flaming oil. I le
has lost all of tbc little pos
sessions that sailed with
him. I le is given warmth
mid comforts and strength
to fill till his desire to "ship"
again by your dollars.
Would you rather have
bought a new radio?
Let your heart
decide - v.
Let your
heart decide
DOLLARS can be cold and selfish
things. Or they can be generous, com
passionate and merciful.
Turn over the spending of some of your
dollars to your heart. It will want to
give twice what your logical mind
intended to give, because your heart
understands the mercy, the relief and
the pleasure that these dollars bring.
Let your heart decide.
This Chinese baby didn't have much, but yester
day it did have a straw shelter, a crude cradle
and two parents to care for it. A screaming
Japanese bomb destroyed them all. \bur dollars
can bring this baby hack to a useful life in
the new China to come. Would you rather have a
new chair in the living room?
Let your heart decide
Remember this soldier? "You saw him
on the USO posters last year. I lis
smile comes straight from a I ' SO
clubhouse. One of the finest things
civilians have done in this war is
in building and supporting the
USO. Boys come into the army
from farms and cities? a little
lonely? a little homesick. The
U S O provides friendship, en
tertainment and hominess. Some
of your dollars are spent through
the U S O. Would you rather have
bought yourself a few
theatre tickets?
Let your heart
decide
Give () A7 C E
for ALL these
uso
United Seamen's Serricc
War Prisoners Aid
Belgian War Relief Society
British War Relief Society
French Relief Fund
Friends of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen Wiihclmina Fund
Russian War Relief
United China Relief
United Czechoslovak Relief
United Yugoslav Relief Fund
Refugee Relief Trustees
United S'.ites Committee for the
Care of European Children
NATIONAL WAR FUND
Cherokee
United War
County
Fund Drive