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tir..'- LT) • i-m\ I 5/.( lE'-' m:. if'-:- !Lll W\ ^.h IV-hW r- wst THURSDAY. MAY 15, 1947 NEGRO HOME DEMONTRATIO]^ WORK IN HARNETT COUNTY By Mis. 1. P. HinnaiU, Negro Home Demonstration Agent The object of the homo domon- i-.tratlon work is to raise Hie level of SiElIUS CATARRH FIMO CURB FOR MISIRY DUE TO NASAL CONGESTION. SUPPLY RUSHED HERE! Keli«f >it last from torture of alnua, catarrh, and hay fever due to nasal eonKes* tlon in seen today In reports of aucceas with a formula which has the power to reduce nasal roiiKeatlon. Men and women with aKoniztnK sinus headaches, elottsed nostrils, raraehe, hawkine and sneezinfr misery tell of blessed relief after uslni? it. KLORONOL costs 113.00, hut constderine results, this is not expensive, amounts to only pennies per dose. KLORONOL (caution, uso only as directed! sold with money-back guarantee by liHfjiyoiif Drug—^.Mull OrdcM-.s Filled living in the homo and in the com munity. Oiganiziitiou Number of hoir e • domonetratlon clubs, 12. Number women enrolled, 543. Ninbor women luighborhood lead ers, 123. Number v'omen serving as voluntary local loaJers, 123. Number farm tomes in which rlianges in practices liave definitely resulted from the tome demonstra tion program. 863. ' Number other lionios In which cliange.s in practice.! have definitely resulted from the homo demor.stra- KARNETT COUNTY NEW8—Published »t LHiiington. N. c. PAOB THRU LYRIC THEATRE—LILLINGTON, N. C. '‘The Home of Better Entertainmer t” ' _ Monday through Friday At 7:00 and 9:00 ,P. M. Saturday--Continuous show from 1:00 P.M.—11:00 P.M. Sunday At 3:00 and 9;00^P, M. Matinees every Wednesday At 3:00 P. M. THURSDAY-FRIDAY IVIAY 15^16 tion program, 679. Number farm families ' influenced by some,phase of the Extension' pro- g.'am, 863. Poods and Nutrition In today's home demonstration program, rural women are studying ways of Improving the family's health. They realize the importance of planning me^s for good nutrition and are working out ways of provid ing the. children and adults with the right foods to keep them well. Last year, nioio than 872 families were assisted in improving their home food supply by making changes in homo food production. Rural women have learned how to extei^d limited supplies of sugar, fats, and meats. Food Conservation In 1946, homo demonstration wo men' In Harnett county canned 32,- 010 guarts of-fruits, vegetables, and meats; bought 13 pressure canners, j checked and pnt into operation 50 [ pressure cannera which were «n j hand, and 63 pressure canners were used In the food conservation pro gram in 1946. Clothing In clothing, home demonstration club women found better methods FORGETS children . . . CharlM Phillips, HR, of San Frauelseo, says he has six children but caimot remember how many sons or daughters. He says they are aU old enough to ehow hay. He is pic tured in local hospital recovering from a minor ailment. DEATHS ROMMIE M. LANGDON Uommie Monroe Laagdon, 60, of of keeping their family dressed atjou,,,,, Route 3, died In Highsmith moderate cost. Demonstrations were' Hospital in Fayetteville Thursday given in “The Care of the Sewing afternoon at 3:30. Funeral services Machine" and "Shoes and Feet" to j ^ere held Friday afternoon at 3:30 all club members. The caie of the at the Fellowship Primitive Baptist sowing machine was one demonstra- church in Johnston County. Elder tion tliut was carried into all sec- tioins of the county and met a need Sliepherd Stephenson and Elder J. T. Lewis officiated. Burial was in Also News and Short SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE MAY 17 Swing and sigh with the “SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI” —starring— Elyse Knox—Ross Hunter Gallop down tbe musical trail to action and adven ture in ‘TUMBLEWEED TRAIL’ —starrir g— Eddie Dean anil his horse Flash Also Chapter 7 of Jungle Raiders SUNDAY-MONDAY MAY 18-19 H$’s a two-£un sleuth with a one-track mind... A private eye who gets crossed by a brunette! ShOPE DOROTHY LftMOBR L PETER LORRE LON CHANEY . ,A Pofompiip! Relooto b) CAmn *A»t . m (u-O!! huMitl Also News—Cartoon—and Travel Talk TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY Olivia De Haviland Ida Lupino —in— “DEVOTION” Double Feature May 20-21 Buster Crabbe —in— “WILD HORSE PHANTOM” Also Cartoon COMING MAY 25-26—THE MAMMOTH MUSICAL OF JEROME KERN’S DRAMATIC LIFE STORY— “TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY” In Technicolor—7-25 Hit Songs of rural homemakers—71 machines | the Langdon family cemeteiy. Mr. were { loaned, oiled, adjusted, and' La„gdon was a native of Johnston put into good working condition, j County, son of the late Caswell and Club women are still partlcipat-1 Ejizabeth Honeycutt Langdon. .gur- Ing in Rod Cross work, although the vlving are bis wife, Mrs. Hattie need Is not as urgent as during the Beasley Langdon; five sons, Nassey war. Last year they made 360 gar- Monroe I.angdon of Willow Springs, mouts. Leumon C., Rupert, Willis C. and Home Management and House r. m. Langdon. Jr., all of Dunn, Furnishings Route 3; four daughters, Mrs. Paul Home demonstration club women ‘-wells of Bunnlevel, Mrs. Jack Mor- have helped their husba^nds with fl-. of WendoU, Mrs. George Lee of ancial planning; they have used in-j Route 3. Nina Ruth Langdon cieased income to pay off debts and ^ of Dunn, Route 3; four sisters, Mrs. saved something for the children’s ^ jimmie Lee of Duiin, Route 3, education and for security in old Emily Langdon, Mrs. Wilbert Park- .ige. Demonstrations were given in; er and Mrs. Pearl Parker, all of Homestead Planning, The Work Sav- ^ Rgnson, and eight grandchildren, ing Kitchen, Finishing Touches for the Home, What "Vo Earned and How to Use It. HENRY P'SHGUSON Henry C. Ferguson, 19, of Erwin Number of famities assisted last o^d Danville, Va., died Tuesday of year with: Remodeling dwallings,, j^gt week in a Virginia hospital of 28; Installing water systems, 103; Providing needed storage space, 72; Rearranging kitchens, 62; Improv- injuries received in a motorcycle ac cident several days before. He was the son of Elder E. L. ing house keeping methods, 62: p^rguson and the late Mrs. Pergu- Screening, or other methods of con-jgQQ qj Erwin. trolling Insects, 105; Obtaining eloc-| Funeral services were held Thurs- triclty, 3'9; Selection or uso of elec-^^jgy 2:30 from the Angler Prlmi- trical equlpinont, 17; Financial (jy© Baptist Church, conducted by planning, 101. Family Relations Elder Shepherd Stephenson of Va- rina and Elder J. D. Hopkins of The Family Life Program is one Danville, Va. Burial was in the in which rural-families are vitally e),urcli cemetery, interested and will go forward' throughout the state in all agencies —churches, schools, civic groups, social, and government work to gether. Through home demonstration and special interest meetings, greater family unity has been promoted, planned family and community rec reation have improved. Family Life Leaders in home demonstration clubs have done a splendid job in taking information to their com munities and sponsoring activities which have improved -homes and community relationship. Number of families assisted with; Child development and guidance, 52; ARTHRITIS And NERVE DISORDERS Dr. Dallas W. L3mn, OSTEOPATH Physical Therapy Center Dunn — ’Phone 613 Surviving in addition to his father are two brothers,-James Lee of Er- linproving home recreation, 252. You and Your Community Are people In a hurry to move j into—or out of-—your community? (That’s strictly up to you and your I neighbors! I It’s not wish that counts, it’s - willingness to work for what you w-ant. In hundreds of communities in North Carolina, thousands else- I where in the Nation, extension groups are right on the job when it comes to making their neighbor hoods a better place to live in. And they’ve got plenty to show for their efforts—community centers, well equipped playgrounds, lending li braries, hot school lunches, dental and medical clinics, hospitals and other health Insurance programs. Roads, schools, electric power, and telephone lines also claim their at tention. But there are still too many communities without such groups. Maybe yours is’ one. tiled MIRAPLAS for Lifetime, Durable Beauty... This wise little porker builds only with the best. He knows these lightweight tiles are speedily installed; need no extra wall reinforcement , . « that no amount of cleaning dims their moulded-ill colors .., that the solid plastic will not chip, crack or peel. And with T 6 glowing color choices, how easy to tile kitchen and bathroom walls in perfect harmony with the color scheme. AVAlUiBLE NOW Gordon Tiurlington Phone 2176 Lillington, N. C. enriched . flour “•WUllUUOCKil BALLARD’S OBELISK FLOUR Plain or Self-Risinir SO lb. Bag $4.60 2S Ib. Bag $2.40 10 lb. Bag $1.10 R. M. MANGUM ANGIER, N. C. win and Jimmy Ferguson of Coats; t,hree sisters, Mrs. Eugene Williams of Angler, Route 2, and Mrs. Ray mond May of Martinsville, Va., and Shirley Anne Ferguson of Erwin. For Electrical Contracting General Repair ANYTHING ELECTRIC!XL _^EE— Byrd Electrical Co* Lillington, N. C. Our Subscrihert— New and Renewed Angler: Gladys L. Mabry. P. S. Broadwell. R. J. Broadwell, Herbert James. Broadway: Cameron's Grocery. Broadway, R-1: Wilburn Biown- lee, Joe O’Quinn, Robert Norden. Bunnlevel: Mrs. L. A. Bethune. Cameron R-2: Mrs. N. D. McLean. Jonesboro R-l: Ray Spivey, Roy Smith, Mrs. C. H. Perry. G. B. Noele, K. L. Cameron, J. R. Warwick, R. A. Cameron, W. A. Mcl.ean, D. A. Me- Phail. Lillington: Melvin Turlington, Gordon Turlington, A. A. Riggs. Lillington R-1: W. T. Simnionfl, J. E. Marks, Mrs. James McDonald. Lillington R'3: W. A. Porter, M-Sgt. John A. Cnrey, J. E. Bullard, W. R. Slaughter, J, Gordon Holder, Exuni Womhle, N. A. Stewart, M. B. Mr. Farmer: Call on us for— Stok-A-Fire Barn Stokers Mason, A. W. O’Qulnn. Manchester: Male Jarmon. Others: Mrs. H. B. Prankenfleld, Tryon N. C.: Mrs. D. Y. Allen, Con cord, N. C.: Mose Jacobs, Birming ham, Ala. CHATTEli MORTOAOE8, 8 for 8 cents at Tlie News office. Electric-Water Pumps International Electric or Battery Fence Control BASS ELECTRIC CO. Tclephtme No. 658-J E. Broad Street Dunn. N. C. FROSTMASTER Ideal Home FROZEN FOOD STORAGE CABINET 100 lb. Capacity Sealed In Unit 5 Year Guarantee Table Top Work Surfaco Fite in Your Kitchen Only $149^50 Use one in connection with your Locker, gives you 9.2 cu. ft. storage space. Use Your Locker Every Day for Healthier and Better Living \ COLONIAL FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS, Inc. DUNN, N. C. The Signal Corps is the eyes, ears and voice of the New Army using the mechanical miracles of science that make lightning- lut communication possible. There are all phases oi elec tronics, radar, telephone, radio, pigeon training, teletype opera tion, photography, and other subjects, all taught by experts at one or more ol the finest communication schools in the country* Men oi the Signal Corps are trained for some of the better paying technical pontions in civilian life. Stop in your Recruit ing Station today to get iJl the facta. At Lillington Postoffice every Fri. from 9 to 12 noon, or U. S. ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE lOSVa PERSON STREET, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. THIS AD SPONSORED BY SHELL SERVICE STATION LILLINGTON, N. C. let’s be ^^Light-Hearted^*1 There ore goed reasons why light Is associated with happiness — and darkness with gloom. You see, our eyes are peer judges ol tfie light they need for vorleus tosks. When too much, lee little, or just the vrreng light Is used, the eyes often he- come fatigned « and Ihb may be passed on to many ether ports ol the body. We believe yen can brighten your home in more ways than one. We will be glad to help yen with dny lighting problem yon may hove. Inst ask ns. Rememberi Light is cheiq»-Blght isPBlCELESSl (^CAROLIN* PCrWER S LIOHT COMPANY)
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