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I 4. JI' , SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1941
■Agffinomfst of ‘I’p'els
C. rotate
Twdve N. C. State
IfiS^way Are
For Repairs
Ralnffh, Dm. 11 TwrWe links
4f the 8Ute*c highway lystem are
MV «loMdl for repair*, according
?te tk« DMttmber 1^ iaau«d of the
'*Dcto«r Balletin,'* ••mi-Monthly
pttMi—tion eoatainiaf eonstmction
infovwatiaa ob roads in the State
I^WliiAcd hj tha Korth Carolina
^Bifhwaj and Pnblie Works Com-
viMiqft. Th« BoUctio. also liata
■iat livka, r«e*BtIjr alossd
for ng9^ m BOW open' to traf.
^
Boadfi closed are: U.. 8. 1 be
tween Henderson and Franklinton
and between Balei^h and Waice
Forest. Deturs for through apssen-
get tjaffie have been posted over
N. C. 39 and N. C. 59 via Loaij-
burf'. N. C. 59 hu an eight-ton
gross load limit. Through truck
traffic should detore over U. S.
301 from Petersburg or Payette-
▼illc. Local traffic can ben main
tained at slow speed on the Hen-
derson-Franklinton section, where-
as on the Raleigh-Wake Forest
itretah local traffic can detnr over
a coanty road, four miles of earth.
The road between Henderson and
Franklinton is schedaled to be
oi>ened about January 1st, and the
Baleigh-Wake Forest road proba
bly will be opened about December
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20th.
U. s. 25 between HendersonTille
and Asheville. Deters for through
track traffic are being maintained
over N. C. 191 and N. C. 280 vu
Mills Rivei* and Avery Creek, 17
miles hardrarfaced. Other traffic
is maintained over project, wifh
short local d^urs.
N. C. 53 between Elisabethtown
and "C^ite Qak is being surface
treated. A l6-mile detour over N.
C. 242 and a aounty road has been
posted. This surface treating is ex
pected to btf e^pleted about mid-
April of next year.
U. S. 70 between Durham and
fefland is closed, with work ex-
Constructior of bridges and ap
proaches over the Tuskaseigee Riv
er has closed N. C. 107 betw^eu
CnUowhee' and Sylva and between
Cullowhea and East Laport. De
tours are maintained over a three-
mile stretch of macadam road' in
both instanctep.
N. C. 150 is closed from Wins-
'ton-Salev to its juncture with U.
8. 64. A detour has been posted qv-
er U. S. 52 and U.,8. 64 via Le»-
ington. 26 miles of hard-surfatnd
road.
XT. S. 221 between Croaanore and
Linville is undeiigoing repairs
scheduled for conrpletion aezt Ju
ly. A detour ia maintained over a
eoiinty road, it being one to i 1 c
hard-surfaced and one mile topoil.
Links recently under repairs that
BOW are open to traffic arec ,U. S.
1 between Henderson and NTorlina;
Experiment
ollege.
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In jt. warflulagainst,tbia pvnf-
tice, e#9ployed
ital^i^K^n acre of goqd Innct «!on-
Itaii^pproximately 27 pounds of
^it»o^,n# 7 pounds of pJjosphorit’
pcid,, and 36 poands of jiotash.
At present prices fo^ these fA*-
tilizing, materials, the State Col
lege agronoimiat axplained, the
farmer would have to pay around
five dollars an acre.
. He said the amount of plant
food removed by raking and burn
ing the stalks would. be equal to
400 pounds of a fertilizer analyz-
nian went on, bale of cotton, re
moves a total of only 70 pounds
straw,
; hj. S. 29 betweenk
yille finil.Lexington; tT. 8*yjll
tdeen JVelnftnt and WilsW;;
158 between Littletop and j
Rapids j TT. 3. 358 !betwe|i^
Square and J?eotland Neck;;' ]
710 between Rowland and He
Springs- ■'
Burning Cotton ’
Stalks Is An
Expensive Practice
— |of plant food, as comparel
Burning eotton stalks will oost|95 pou)
the average North Carolina farm-leaving the stalks and fodder on,Thomas Parran, serpeon genernl
er just about $5 an acre, says Dr. the land, 100 pounds for 30 bush- tT. S. Public Health Service.
No more
how could
vith I Ameriea to
cost,95 pounds for 60 buHhels of corn, (tuberculosis.
wheat
pounds for
[FiFw. ’ ’
bashels-of oafs
propitious time than
be selected to urge
protect itself against
according to D:*.
^ted to be completed in about 30 stretch of hard-surfaeed
days. Traffic ean detour, over Dur
ham city straets and N. C, 751 via
Duke tTniversity, Traffic is being
maintained over tht proji^t from
the intersection of N. C. 7Sl and
existing TJ. S. 70 to Efland.
U. S. elosed between ^axton a^id
LaHrinburg. A det«ur Hm been
posted over U. S. 301 frbm Lum-
berton and IT. B. '8OI via Bowland,
with 39 . miles of bard-»urlacc>)
roa.d. Work'on U. 8. 74 is schedul
ed for completion about Februaxv
1st. • ,
s- BOYS’ CWIB -
road oter N. C. 104 and N. C. 181
via Newland.
Bcliedttled for eorapletioB about
Vay 90, 1648, it the streteh of N.
C. '4U0 bet wean Chadbourn snd
Bladenboro. Traffic can detour ov
er U. S. 74.'tad a county road;
•iz mles hard-surfaced, I4 lailes
earth.
N. C. 770 is elosed between
Stoneville and S^ndy Rii^ge for re
fills to a bi^dge. A «hort detour ia
maititaincd over U. S, 220 land
-SELF-DEFENSE-
(Continued froni Page 1)
a similar story.
Mullis y^id he first he|ird Ad
cock and Free^land cursing when
he came on^ of the station to serve
drinks to j^atrons 9'eated in a eat.
Be sAid be to^d the.m to stop curn-
it^ and go bom«.
Freeslan4 .and Adeosk bad en
tered his store A miftutea i«arl-
ier, be fald, and ^at 'he badJ^'ffd:
vised F^eesland to go home, be-
ca'ase'^hs had had too much to
drink."
Adcock’s throat was i»nt and he
had just been released from Mercy
Ifospitjil .
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Of
ito th#'
^id, b«.
■ ■ ■ HI®
th^.tUi
yeai:. The t^tel espeiUfes dur-,ont proper h«ai!il)|^ A^cprdiw
^ }3w fint f0V kaumnted^to represeiit^iset of the w^rkersfw-,
fii/FS. ' . ' ,pl0yee8 ,ot the «om|)iany a*lf ]|e}j(>a’
Av^.,%1*' Clob if ^«id $62.50 p«r moAth, oujt oi'
M «odow«4.^ It his do of t^hieh the copapanv' dfd^cts!
pimss tnm «ontrib«tiODS t^entiiums on c6m,pul|ory Inif^iranoe
|£Ule by paUie-spiri^d aitlsens, policies and fees for ibembeirsbip
jreUfiooi ei^ie organita- in the company-controlled i^edil
buainsss finas And so- association..
in the conjraaiiity. Dur> Harry H. Pace, president |
the thirty day casipaign perJO! Kllis Stewart, seoretfrry; and ^ Earl dattghters
•tt hava eontribi)ted to the B. Dickeirson, Tice-president and
Chib ii tha p«st '^ell ba contacted, general counsel, represented! the
will b«/tQ»de also to se- insurance company at the-bearing. —
Dri i(^obitilo^'
peflyi pi*.
■^ark ,fle poSi io iDyvillfe,
ICenl^cly,, Dfo^r^ t; jmJ m
e4uci|^(^4 »ttfidianj^,triir^iy
G^^on Itoijaai'lr,
where he r»eUj9d^^ ,^0 e , of
Doctor of biiiiMty^,]^ entered the
mioiiJtry in 1»?4. Be«i4p4 hl«:wid-
he ieavei * ion »q4 t fa see
Anniversary
|direeted the,group in interviewing
I the many beautiful And lovely
gifts, those assisting Hiss Sawyer
were Hrs. Odessa MoClare, Ifta.
Pentson and Mrs. Hable Friday.
ibeeting. /
Oi^i&g the se^ion Satarday
mornftHr trill ])•'.tresident Maleolm
S^ MacLean'of Bimptoh Xiistitute,
who will talk bn '“The Oolleje
President's Conception »of Public
Kelatiori-”, Followintf Dr. Moe-
Tjean will be an.address by R. F.
Nels?*n. public relation^ director
pf .tl\r ,Virg}ni» State Chamber of
Com'mercp'find’at Arwept adminii-'
kel^
Pfil^nso SOT'
}nM' prograip. Q^ex jpeaket^ #iM
re|j:T«fl?iti(nrt#(M^f#6m; 1«U^-
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S UX* auntber i>f n'ew coO' Representing the employees were
trihBtiTt Apy amount oontributad Frances B. Covington, Ijois Wash-1 _ ‘ „ ' ■„ ^ „
SShP an*-ha appreciated. Casti ington, Verna Mae Wilson, Oretora Rwkio,
XiD^tiaBS m4 lubfleriptions should Robert Qoo^man^ Inttrnu* B.
to ths Treaaorer, 3. tioual Organiser of tha onion, and
IpL ^ the'lCeis^anies and Attorney Irving My«rs.
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IjiKQ^n Theatre
Gluirlotte^ N. CL
# un.^Hen.-Tues.
Pec, 14-15-16
fildie Green in
^Die Rmd Jones’"
} ^ W§ % Kopck-out
ims IT!
West, 5lr, WUliani S- Apdsrson,
Mw. Estelle Smitb, Mr. ,|Ved R,
SfcClnre., all of Charlotte..
Following t b f recep|ion of
Friends and vifitom, Mr«. A- H.
Prince with beanty ^nd efficieney
tr^lfefp^f^enrictiwr, '^e Aasjoetftf-’
. #4Ay.-!d[t''T^po9 ^
Jto^e^^ pitflfil di^,i|«(.io,nron!pitb-
lie'Telafions*. photorr^phy, publioa
^0^* and jnewfi
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"Re |4ssj^l^ion'i^'s formei “to
k^p‘ tollk ■ bn t^e
t)f AmecUflffi %egro cql-
'und wo[hr^tt#« — aid io
treated Miii^tlitidi^ of
tbe' problemt aull aspirations
of hifbpi* fifltieation.'V
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s. & p
Before » reoo|-d breaking color-
fol Home-Coming arowd of more
than 3,000 persona, the Wildcats
of Bet)iutie-Cookman CoU^ ended
ih^r IMl football seafon by la-
liig, to the lion* of Florida Norra.'il
7 to 0. This game VW the deeiding
/aoto nin tb^ junior colle|o cham^
presided at the pi«)o and reodpwd piopsbip of FloTidfu
to the delight of the entire group teamf wefa evenly matched
HeqdelUoho’s Winding March, at an^ 'pUytd heads up football for
the' end of thi« Mrs. |d«ll^ Cole | three qQart^rs. It io the four-
of Charlotte aang “Beeaufo” and
‘'0 Promise ^|[e" tb»« was jfoUow-
e4 by Miiif Elvira Moore of Con-
porl,,vhn sanr “J l^Vf ^o^ Tvr-
h'” and “At pnwnin!^.*'
The Reverend H- Wilson, D. D,
Paator. Westminster -|>resbytorian
Church, Concord whji piar^nu^d
the eerem.oay of f)iis eoijple twen
ty-five years ago g^v» remai^ and
■‘stDejned tlje eoHr>le for the.: fnirt-
fnl ycaw of Ijvinf^. H. ii,
Wade. President of the Wa^e Man-
ufaeturln^ CoR|paiiv spoke also' of
tSe fi^ and* durable years of the
conple and Mif. ItfcOiJl eapeeiaijy
who had worked at'the place for
twenty-eight yean.
A punch eoahe wjw served with
aeeessories, Mra. Daisy Anderson
serving at the P\ineh Bowl.^
Th** Oiffs were numerous ai)d
very baMtifii!. Miaa l^hsl $awy^
th }uarter that Fla. Normal eked
ovftir a«T'q points whifh wOn the
mbf^ importai^t football game in
tha itate ot Flprida.
The Wll^caii
B«|n# fea*on ende4 with, four vio»
thrq* los^a ftod ona tif. the (cores
wai^i
BethnnQTCoo)rroan scores ar« in
the lait eolumn:
Georcfia Normal . * 0 46
-AlVn'lT. 6
Vorhae^
Clafin U 6
fleonns State ‘
E., W. C. • -i-
Tn«kegee ...............2fi 0
Florida Normal 7 0
Oradnation will not play b«TC*
with the presmit WiMeat team,,and
it, is expwte^ that thev will hav»»
*nother “l^teraon Victorious’’
f1re$ton
BrInG THE
KIDDIES
As shown $14«S0
ILICTRIC TRAINS
B sela^oa of Lionel sod other quaUty electric
mccnsntcsl ttains — cranes, crossing gates, flagmen,
ajgnsls, tmrsrs, tracks, ctossovers and switches.)krt 98
irUejyMceioesi^
aK)«M»
DOT nvot
realiseac
flKidels;
A gift that oan ¥ W
tht ymm ‘tomkL
war eaglae track wim
aide dBin|^ trailer.
Sevan models in a wide variety
ot styles aod siaas fsc 2 to 7
year old«
|T FOCTMBttt/^
*f»1
OBinillAS fia UMTS
Use Ouf
Convenient
Lay-Away
Plan
.. bor«
ball aad bera
cojor Aasacica^ laoaa
nnlar FsAl Bpocai
sshoweSa^
Three diMrana sixes
to fit any child.
Stitf dily biulfe Mod-
ena. aas^$|f|
Ke«aa« I
*3!
Modeeainderignaod stroog
iMoasansctk>a.RiibbcK daea;
DOLLS
Sae oor big faintly
(rfdolb-^imtibaii
cute
SCQOTERS
Fast, easy rolling,
sturdy steel scooters.
An ideal gift.
I. l^aly
dfsssesi
9T-
An idw g^.
iAU-nede tw
ht aad
BLACKBOARDS
AUTOIiOBXLES
ABT WALKERS
»dNOORAl?HS
WQOp .WAGCilfS
METAL WAGONS
machiIte guns
COWBOY 'OUTFITS
GOLF BALLS
ROLLER SKATES
niCTRIC
IRONS
Streamlined, variety
6f ^les;,Aittomatit:
beat con
trols
Makaa
-easiarc
waca, flbari
iMriof |*seeerei
il«a ^m^ glaaa
bowfat 2«Im^ nogis
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niCTRIC
CLOCKS
A dock for every
room, eHber wmll
or table models.
Brown walnut
or Ivory $915
finisbi Aip
ELICTRIC
MIXER
Brings sunshine to
every kitchen. Port
able, easy tu operate,
variable speed ti-iotor,
juicer and M A|S
extra bowls. I Viip
® WeeHiijNese
^ RoiSrni
Han Ofta-
barglas
W
HArrv sumwisiraa^iiiB motorist
lEI
CAR NIATIRS •
Keeps any si»e
car warm and
I iniitinsfiis III
coM weather;
Available In
Staalard.
DaLiuta and
a»afiilrwliiiCasaoai
tfmhgmmm,
A sHb for aw aUU aod a
lo^aw ho«ia aod
ifocBsed 1
awiilabla leaww aedj
thteaceU siaaai....
I leasee
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ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATORS
ELECTRIC
RANGES
’ GAS RANGES
' ELETRIC
VACUUM
CLEANERS
CIRCULATING
ELETRIC ROOM
HEATERS
’ HOME RADIOS
DOOR CHmES
LUGGAGE
•29“
A gift for those who drive.
'BeantiM, clear tone and
wide-range
reception.
VAeAiOND
A radio as small and light as
a camera. Will
operate on
AC-DC or
Battery.
o $199S
Battarlu nlra
8UPBR
CHAMPION
Vitamic Rubber
in both tread and
'orU body assures
on^er mileage.
>af:i-Stop Gear-
/rip Tread
rotects against
kidding. Safti>
ock Gum-Dippec
C..ird Body pro
:ect« against
blowoifts.
EASY
TERMS
TJ^ten to thd Voice ofFirestone with Eicmrd Crooks, Margaret SprahK and htf vir-jsio-,-
Rymphony Orcheetra, under thi direction of Alferd Wailenslcin, Monday evening-i over N. Tt. C Bed Neiworh
ALEXANDfR ^nRE DIVISION
W. Main At Gregson Su
P. O. Poole, Mgr.
'Durham’s Leading Tire And Battery Dealer”
Phone N-12 5