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DORCAS MEET
The Dorcas Sunday School
Class of the First Baptist
Church will have its monthly
meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Stanley Hollo
man, 1101 West Cumberland
Street. All members are urged
to ha present
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HOSPITAL PATIENT
>to. Eula True la a patient at
Memorial Hospital, (Room 430),
Danville, $a. She wHl undergo
minor surgery and wiH be these
several days.
home from hospital
jimmp Jackson returned home
last week from Womack Hospi
tal at Fort Bragg.
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ANNOUNCE HIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ifcte
Hudson, Route 4, Dunn, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Deborah Rosita, Aug. 10, in
Betsy Johnson Hospital. Mis.
Hudson is the former Judith
Parker. , V
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Willie
Tart and daughters Mine and
Oayle are in Miami for two weeks
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Don John
son. MTs. Johnson is the former
Ruth Dare Tart, their daughter.
SUNDAY GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland U Ad
cox and' Jimmy of Rocky Mount,
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Brad
shaw of Winston-Salem and Mr.
J. P. Bradshaw, 8r. of Burgaw
were Sunday guests Mrs. A.
P. Adcax.
CHUCK CONNORS
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of the tobacco 'Bra non
can devote juat a
production.
No county in this ana % te a
man favorable position as far aa
tlie proftiiiWf of
is concerned. We. in
& Just a few days Oum
Packers, me. will begin, ta
and slaughtering hundreds of 1
dsny. We expect this iocaBf 't
ed plant to save thousands of gg.
Ian annually for hog producers fa
Harnett and adjoining couuntlea.
Swine production has had and
will continue to have an important
role In North Carolina agricul
ture. Since there are such a large
number of small farms in North
Carolina and many farmers nre
profitably employed only part of
the year, a swine enterprise can
enable these farmers to age their
limited acreage and* exoass labor
to good advantage.
We can triple our hog produc
tion in Harnett County; The de
mand for pork is much logger
that it wag 40 years ago. Poapte
are eating more pork in all states
of the nation, and our population
as a nation Is increasing. There
fore the demand for pork should
continue to Increase.
Whether We produce enough top
quality hogs in our are* to sup
ply a large portion of this demand
will depend to a large "extent on
our progressiveness in the swine
industry. We have the climate,
land, know-how, feed) markets,
and potential markets In Harnett
County to enable us to tocroise
our hog production.
Hog prices over the past few
years have been more stable. We
don’t find the wide fluctuation In
prices that we once had. Since
transportation to distant markets
is both time consuming and easily
in term sof transportation ex
pense and driftage, with markets
close at hand we can expect, a
higher net return from our
by the opening date advisory com
mittee. ' '■%{,
This was announced Friday by
Fred S. Royster, managing dir^i
tor of the Bright Brit
Association.
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Jackson Noncta, T ' M. $$
Surviving are two brothers, J.
■F. .0* Chalybeate spring* and R.
P: Andrew* ot Oreenaboro.
Funeral services were bald Sat
urday at Chalybeate Springs Bap
tist Church by the Rev. Everette
Marrion. Interment waa In the
church cemetery.
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