OwoUm'i 1993 cotton
crop U Mtlmated it 438.000 bate*
Some 6.8 million United States
farmers are member* of marketing
and purchasing cooperatives.
Happy And Prosperous New Year!
Say. Children, I was ae buy Ikrauk ChrtsUua I foryet to
pat to a Christmas Greeting, bat I meant wetL . . to aae aad all
whs ftot the Hemry 1
I da appreciate year baatarsa tar the last 2 years. If it 1
i far yon I eoald net atoy at the Henry I
to all!
THE HENRY HOUSE
Liberty
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ledford and
family returned borne <h"w*?r ti
ter spending (be Christmas boll
deys with Mr. Ledfoid'e brotben
In Gestooie end Kings I
Mr. end Mrs. Willie Eller
family base returned boats at
spending flu ialinaa with bis t*M
end mother, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Mr. end Mrs. 9am Raid of Aiken.
S. C., spent Ifce ?
latlves here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eller had i
their dinner gueets Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs Galman Eller, Mr.
and Mis Willie Eller and family,
Mr. and Mrs Sam Reid end family,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cobb and
family, all of Aiken, S. C, Mr. na
Mrs. J. L. Reid and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Wtllard Hamby oi Lenior
City, Tmul, mm! ? number of
etken.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Morrow at
Gaatonia ?re spending two
with relative* here.
Mr. and Mr*. Bill Ham by of
Hlrretnen, Teon, spent CfiiiatiiM
with Mr. and Mr* Hobert Pickel
Mr. and Mr* Boyce Candler. Mr
and Mrs. Fred Helms at Gastnnia.
N. C. spent Chrlstqaaa with their
mother, Mi* Euer Adam*
Mr. and Mr* Clint Morrow of
Aiken, S. C, spent the holiday with
Mr. and Mr* Ed Morrow.
'Mr* Lester Ledford and Mi*
Bd Morrow made a trip to Copper
hill. Term Monday.
SOI TH END
Mrs. Gubtd Haney
week end vlsttinc relatives in Hay
esviile.
Mr end Mrs. Lser?nce Hail
spent Saturday to Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Culver are
visiting relatives la Florida this
Ray Carder has his saw mill back
in operation now.
Glenn Gibson and family visit
ed his abler Mrs. F. S. Rasnai
who lives at Kinsey Sunday after
The church bad a Christmas tree
Tuesday night with some 89 per
There will be a Firm
Tex Short Course at Che Court
Houm in Aahevilie, Jan. 5. fl. and
1.
ThJ? course will be1 conducted by
the Dcpvtetot of Agricultural
Economic*. School of Agriculture
and the Division of College exten
sion, North Carolina State College
in cooperation with the United
Sates internal Revenue Service
and (he North Carol km Depart -
sons present
Mis. Manuel Elliott le in the
hospital with flu.
Things ware quiet in our section
during Christmas.
of Revenue.
Registration will be held la
Room 110, Buncombe
Courthouse between 8:18 end, 8:00
?. m.. Tuesday, January 8. 19&4.
The registration fee wS be $3.00
High production from a fear
is more profitable than m
production from many cows.
To/Mtkv
Mtifry
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