GARDENING
(From Ffront Page Second Sec.)
M. C. Whitmire home has been
enhanced by an excellent plant
ing of especially fine dahlias,
surrounded by gladioli, larkspur
and petunias. '
Laurels of the Month go to the
ladies of Rosman—to Mrs. Joe E.
Osborne for her magnificent dah
lias, roses and gladioli ... to
Mrs. Frantz Bishop, Mrs. Kay
Collins, Mrs. E. H. Davis, Mrs.
Paul Stroup, Mrs. Harold Hog
sed, Mrs. Corriene Whitmire and
many more of the Rosman Gar
den club ladies for the breath
taking beauty of colorful flower
pots at their lots in the town to
further the garden clubs project
of beautification of Rosman.
These ladies are to be commended
for the floral beauty they have
created, but most of all for such
stately, beautiful white lilies . . .
Congratulations to Mrs. Dorothy
Paxton for the amazing abun
dance and loveliness of glorious
flowers in so bright warm colors.
You certainly possess a “green
thumb”, Mrs. Paxton.
Something to remember:
“Whatsoever time or life may
bring, beauty lives on in spite of
anything.” So long, gardeners!
People South Of
Mason-Dixon Line
Dislike H. Wallace
i _
(Elkin Tribune)
One of the mistakes made to
date by Henry Wallace in his cam
paign to be elected President of
the United States on the Progres
sive ticket, was his tour of the
Southern States. That his visit to
North Carolina was greeted with
eggs and tomatoes was unfortu
nate for the good name of our
people, but Wallace, if perchance
he should pause and meditate up
on it, should realize that he was
n’t too wise in the course he took
| while in the South land.
; Of course if Wallace desired to
| stay in the homes of Negro citizens
■ while in the South, that is all right
J by us. But it appears, things be
; ing as they are, that the Progres
1 sive candidate went out of his way
| to do things to alienate the South
■ ern people. We cannot help but
wonder if he, rather than attempt
| ing to befriend the cause of the
; Southern Negro, wasn’t really us
| mg them as a tool in his own par
ticular brand of politics. He evi
dently never heard of the old say
ing: “When in Rome do as the
Romans do.”
1 The reception Wallace received
GROW the
BIGGEST
in Town...
on PURINA HOG F ATEN A
Man, oh man! Think of
that pile of tasty ham,
bacon and sausage you'll
have next winter! For
there’s lots of pork in
each bag of Purina Hog ^
Fatena. And folks tell us A
pigs really grow fast...
and economical, too! So,
if you want to raise the
'biggest hog in town/’
come in today for Hog Fat
ena.' It’s a complete feed.
WORM PIGS
with Purina
Pigtab Granules
Just mix in the
feed .. . pigs grow
faster... takes less
Hog Fatena, too! (
Give your Kens a laying boost with “top
feeding’’ of Layena Checkers. You'll find
it usually steps up production and holds
it up over a long period of time. About 3
pounds (2 quarts) daily at nooi) and more
just before roosting. Come in — let us
show you how "top feeding" of Layena
Checkers over maintenance requirements
supplies the egg-making materials for up
to 20 extra egos per dav from 100 hens.
YOUR STORE WITH THE CHECKERBOARD SIGN
To Conduct Revival Here
Pictured above is Dr. F. M. Powell, pastor of the Calvary Baptist
church, of Tupelo, Miss., who will conduct revival services at the
First Baptist church here from September 26 through October 6.
Services will be held daily at 7:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. On Sunday ser
vices will be held at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. I)r. Powell is said to
be one of the outstanding ministers in the Baptist denomination in
the South. For 20 years he was professor of church history at the
Southern Baptist theological seminary at Louisville, Ky. He has
served the church at Tupelo for a number of years.
Hold Homecoming
At Carson’s Creek
Church This Sunday
Homecoming services will be
held at Carson's Creek Baptist
church on Sunday, September 19,
beginning at 10:00 a.m., it was an
nounced today. A special service
has been planned that will include
singing and talks. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. F. B.
Clark, missionary for the associa
tion.
All friends, members and for
mer pastors of this church are cor
dially invited to attend. A picnic
dinner will be served at noon.
Morris Completes
Basic Training
Fort Dix, N. J., Sept. 16—Recruit
Ellis H. Morris, son of Mr. and
Mi's. O. Morris, P. O. Box 531, has
completed Army basic training
with the 39th Infantry Regiment
of the 9th Infantry Division, Fort
Dix, New Jersey, and will visit
home before reporting to new as
signment.
Recruit Morris attended Brevard
schools and enlisted on July 6.
in the South was no doubt of great
aid and comfort to Moscow. For
whether he repudiates Communist
support or not, the Communists
have certainly not repudiated him.
The evidenc* would tend to show
they love him like a brother.
Wallace was misinformed about
: the South in more ways than one.
I He seemed to be of the opinion
j that all Southerners are existing
j on a diet of cornbread and peas
and are in a deplorable state of
poverty. Of course we have our
‘■po’ folks,'’ but we doubt that
conditions are any worse than in
| the slum infested areas of the
! enlightened North.
{ Mr. Wallace, we think, would
! have been wise to have stayed
i above the Mason-Dixon line and
j to have left the South alone. Our
! people may be at odds with one
; another concerning Truman and
Thurmond, but as far as Wallace is
concerned, they are in complete
accord — they want none of him!
PORTER’S
East Flat Rock Phone 1083-J
Everything in electric motor
rewinding and washing ma
chine repair. Full line of re
pair parts and every job guar
anteed.
k
VARNER’S
FOR
PRESCRIPTIONS
DON’T NEED IT
A committee of zealous women
approached a miserly old gentle
man for a contribution to their pet
project—fencing the cemetery.
“Don’t need no fence,” was his
reply. “Them that’s in it can’t get
out, and them that’s outside don’t
want to get in.”
Hold Third Sunday
Singing Sunday At
Mt. Moriah Calvert
The regular Third Sunday Sing
ing convention will be held at Mt.
Moriah-Calvert Baptist church this
Sunday afternoon beginning at
2:00, it was learned here today
from the president, Glenn Win
chester.
Among the outstanding trios that
have accepted an invitation to at
tend the singing event is the Wil
son trio, of Pelzer, S. C. These
singers were heard here at the
Fifth Sunday convention held last
May and were well received. Other
trios, quartets and singing leaders
have been invited to attend.
The Mt. Moriah-Calvert church
is located seven miles from Bre
vard on the Rosman highway.
The president extends an invi
tation to all visitors and gospel
music lovers to attend.
The Fisher Reunion
(From Front Page, Seco'io section)
spread on the long table. I do not
exaggerate when I say that was the
most food I have seen on a table
since I have been in North Caro
lina and I confess I did a pretty
good job of making a pig of my
self. in fact. 1 helped myself so
freely that I did not get around
to the excellent barbecue that Sam
Allison had prepared for the event.
After we had gorged ourselves, j
Mrs. Norton came up with what I
she called her “register” and ask-1
ed us to put our names in it. She |
explained that for weeks and years j
afterward she looked over the ros- \
ter and thought about the names i
he found entered there. What a
sweet and gracious and thoughtful
thing to do . . . to live those days
over again by remembering those
who were there! She told us she
had another book completely filled
with names.
On the way up, we stopped at
iW'alt McNeely’s store to ask direc
tions. I immediately looked to see
if there were any parking meters
in front of his as he boasts, and
found none. We tried to get him
to go along with us, but he allow
ed he couldn’t since he was feel
i ing somewhat tuckered from hav- j
ing spent a good part of the night
before cutting wood to cook the
barbecue.
I think I can speak for all of
our group when I say we enjoyed
the reunion thoroughly. The »day
was ideal, bright and balmy with
just a suggestion of fall in the air
and as we feasted pn those delect
able rations we enjoyed them all
the more because we felt we were
genuinely welcome.
When you think ot prescriptions,
think of VARNER’S.—Adv.
Does Your Home Have
CHILLS AND FEVER?
w
IF SO ,, -cc
A Famous XXSS.'Y Oil Ficor
Furnace is a lure Cure
Clean, healthful circulating warmth to every nook
and cranny at finger-tip control, that's what a
Kresky delivers. Floor or dual register models
require as little as 30 ' under floor. No basement
needed. Listed by Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc.
Best Known Name in Oil Heating
SINCE 1910
Ask For a Demonstration
./]
BROWN
APPLIANCE CO.
“Our Business — Service To You”
Phone 472
Bromfield Bldg.
I
Ties that bind
I
*
They’re more than just ties in Southern Railway track!
They’re ties that bind neighbor to neighbor... friend
to friend... ties that draw the family circle closer.
They’re ties that bind the rich resources of the
South’s forests, fields and mines to the productive
wheels of its industry... ties that bind its ever-growing
output to great consuming and distributing centers.
i
They’re ties that bind community to community
throughout the South... making it one of the fastest
growing industrial spots on earth ... bringing greater
opportunity and a brighter future to all its people.
Best of all, they’re ties that bind us to you.
President
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM