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-M-M Graham Sweeping All North Carolina LISTEN TO Sandy Graham Jriday Night, June 5th, 10:30 - 11:00 o'cyock p. m. Statewide Radio Network For Governor Franklin At Bottom Again The average rate of the Boil conserving payment in Franklin County under the 1936 farm pro gram has been fixed at $6.40 per acre, according to Dean I. O. Schaub, of State College. This rate applies to general soil-depleting crops other than cotton, tobacco, and peanuts, the dean said, and will vary with in dividual farms. The general rate for each coun ty has been determined according to the average productivity of general soil-depleting crops on the farm Is above or below the county average. The general productivity of each farm will be based upon the average past yields of soil-deplet ing crops other than cotton, tobac co, and peanuts. For tobacco and cotton the rate of payment has been fixed at five cents a pound on the aver age tobacco and cotton yields of the farm. The rate for peanuts is 1 1-4 cents a pound. The soil-conserving payment will' be made for shifting land from soil-depleting into soll-con servlng crops this year. A farmer who takes high pro ductive land out of cash crops and puts It Into soil-conserving crops is making a bigger sacrifice than the farmer whose land is low in productivity. For thife reason, the dean explained, the rates of pay ment have been based on the pro ductivity of the land. BIRTHDAY DINNER On Sunday. May 17, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ward entertained at a birthday dinner In honor of Mr. Ward's mother, "who was eighty-four years old on that day. Those present for dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Travathan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dempt and son of Rocky Mount. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ward and family and Mr. Rufus Marks of whitakers, Mrs. W. A. Harvey and daughter of Bnfleld, Mrs. Eugene Tucker of Norllna. Mrs. J. R. Shearin. Mrs. W. T. Harris, Mrs. R. D. Plnnell and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wynne of Franklin County. Each guest enjoyed the bountl fal dinner and hoped for another Invitation next year. Those calling during the after noon were Mrs. W. H. Ayscue, Mrs. 8. T. Ayscue and Mrs. Jear ald Frazler of Epsom and Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Oliver of Henderson. Over 1,000 Johnston County farmers have received cotton ad justment checks for sales made last fall, and nearly 3,000 have signed work sheets for the new program. SUBSCRIBE TODAY ! Says State Ne$ds New Auditor Kaletgh. N. C., June 1:? "The race for State Auditor", said j Judge Phillip C. Cocke of Ashe i vllle. "is very onesided up our * way." j "The western part of the State will return overwhelming majori ties for Geo. Ross Pou. Aside from the fact Mr. Pou is the best quali fied candidate, the people are sick and tired of coming to Kaleigh and always finding the same old office holding faces. Durham has , been connected with the Auditor's | office for about a third of a cen tury. It's time to make a change." I "The fact that Baxter Durham, present State Auditor, refused to accept a cut in his salary when the school teachers and other State employees had to accept a reduction in salary of as high as fifty per cent, has made Durham very unpopular with school teach ers up our way," continued Judge Cocke. "They feel all state offic ers and employees should 'eat from the same spoon' "Geo. Ross Pou Is a young man, a progressive man. a father and | a life-long friend of the schools, a farm owner who knows the farmers needs, and an exe<^itive of proven ability ? the Ideal can didate. If he obtains anything like the support in the Eastern part of the State that he will re ceive in the West, he will be nominated on June 6." BIRTHDAY PARTY On Saturday night, May 23, 1936, Miss Lillle Mae Joyner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Joyner. had a birthday party cele brating her 18th birthday. She served Ice cream and cake and played many games and many presents were given to her. Those present were as follows: Misses Odell Cash. Annie Mae Rowe. Onnie Rowe, Temple Lou Davis. Mildred Joyner. Lena Grif fin. Mozell Griffin. Lucille Grif fin, Carl Davis, Roger Shearon, Paul Long. Frank Saeanson. Ed ward Allen, Will Davis, Elbert Gupton, Willie Conn, Calvin Gup ton, Aulsey wood. Brantly Wes- i ter. Brantly Rowe. Wilson Shea-, ion. Big Man Bartholomew. Wll- "j ion Wood. Clyde Bartholomew, Alvln Champion, Crudup Davis, Ruth Shearon, Dorothy Glenn Shearon. Daniel House, Russell Stone. Gladls Mae Stone, Bertha Ann Shearon. Earlene Cash, Noble Jupton, Marie Gupton. Frances Ann Gupton, Hubert and Junior Stone. Mr. and Mrs: Jonnle Shea ron. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Shea ron. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Shea ion. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gupton. Mr. and Mrs. Ganues Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Swanson. Mrs. Mary Gupton and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Joyner. Everyone had a nice time and enjoyed theirselves wishing her muny and many more happy birth days In the future. Lillie Mae Joyner. Yf. X. THOMPSOX DEAD Mr. W. N. Thompson, one of Goldmine towuships much belov ed citizens died at his "tome at Centerville Friday morning. May 22. 1936. following an illness of | three years due to caucer trouble. ' He was in the 51st year of his age. Surviving are his widow who before her marriage was Miss Xonte Gupton, daughter of Ada and the late Davis Gupton. Two daughters Maud and Marion, three sons Reece, Horace, and Dwight Thompson, all of Centerville. Four sisters Mrs. J. P. Leonard of Wood. Mrs. R. L. House of Louls burg, Mrs. J. D. Gupton and Mrs. J. W. Dement of Centerville. Three brothers Sam. Henry and Jim Thompson of Franklin Coun !ty. The deceased professed faith in | Jesus Christ and become a mem ber of the Sandy Creek Baptist Church in 1908. Later moved his membership to the Centerville Church. He was ? kind and loving fath er. Devoted husband, and a good and true neighbor always willing to render service to those In need as far as he was able. With ft cheerful word and a smile be was ready always to brighten some sad heart. Until the last he wai patient with his suffering, trying to paint the cloud ot sorrow that hovered so near with sunshine. We believe that he was ready to" meet -his dear Saviour who promised to go and prepare a place for him. Where there shall be no more night neither death, neither sorrow nor crying neither shall there be any more pain for God the Heavenly Father shall Go by Seaboard ? comfortably, and ? wiftly ? have mora NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH tima for pleasure? be ?r aafa from i? dangers. Over Sunday Week-End' highway F rom Rate Rate / |jOuisl>ui*K A $3.00 Frank! inton $1.75 Oxford 2.75/ lfenderson 1.50 2.50fi Consult yotjr Seaboard Agent for complete information ? trains on which tickets ore good schedules ? limits. MAE and MIKE Comedy Acrobats and Tumblers to be at the Legion Exposition be with him always. The funeral services were held from the Centerville Baptist Church of which he was a mem ber. conducted by his pastor. Rev. John Edwards. The Interments was made at the Swanson Family Cemetery near Sandy Creek on Saturday afternoon. The Kloral tribute was borne by the neices of the deceased. Pallbearers were: J. P. Leon ard, Maurice Murphy, O. P. and R. P. Dement, Wllber and Loyd Gupton. The services were largely at tended' by a host of friend and aquaim.tnce to pay thi'r last tri bute to the one they loved. Our hearts goes out ill sym pathy to this bereaved family, for we know that everything was done for him that hand ^ould do but to no avail. "Well done thou good and faithful Servant. Thou has been faithful over few things. 1 will make the ruler over many. Enter | thou into the Joys of the Lord." A Friend. THANKS To those who so willingly and kindly helped us during the sick ness and death of our dear moth er, and to the many friends who rislted us during her 111 health for the past few months, please Let these few words sound a note of appreciation in your hearts, for we sincerely thank jyou. each and every one. Frank House and Children. During the past three years, the farm agent of Currituck County has vaccinated 12,000 hogs. Since 1933. only eight hogs | have died from Cholera. fOR DIGESTION'S SAKE -SMOKE CAMELS KELLY P ETI LLO (<* 60 te ), Speed King, says: "Camels stimulate my diges* tion." Camels encourage the flow of digestive fluids... increase alkalinity. TENNIS STAR. Miss Jane Sharp(&#/ou'), jays: "Smoking Camels helps my digestion makes my food taste better." M 11 ? LS co,TU" ?meoo, Facts About The Franklin County ABC Stores Since the operation of the ABC Stores in Franklin County, the results have been as fol lows: 1. Increase in public drunkenness and operating car while under influence of whiskey 67.0% 2. Increase in convictions for hav ing whiskey for 'purpose of sale 11.1% 3. Amount of Money set out of County and due to be sent out up to Mar. 31, 1936 (3 Months) $45,351.69 4. Amount paid into Franklin County General Purpose Fund to lessen taxes, up to Mar. 31, 1936 NOTHING 5. Existing accounts payable to Trade Creditors on Mar. 31, 7* "1886, invoices of which were not recorded on record maintained by the bookkeeper of ABC Store as found by the Auditor $4,000.00 6. Bond of Bookkeeper not given until April 4, 1936. IF YOU THINK THERE SHOULD BE A CHANGE IN OUR ABC STORES, NOW IS THE TIME TO TELL YOUR CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. BE SURE TO VOTE FOR THE MAN WHO WILL CARRY OUT YOUR WISHES. UNITED DRY FORCES OF FRANKLIN CO. By: S. H. Averitt, Chairman. WHKI.KSS-BlKtiKSS, INC. BIG WINSTON BLUE 220 Wt. DENIM $ * .19 FIRST QUALITY ? * OVERALLS (Men's) STRIPED 220 Wt. 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