PAGE TWO
Corn Needs Water
For High Yields
Rak'iifh. April B.—No one
ever saw a good yield of corn
on poor land nor during a dry
season, unless the crop was ir
rigated- Large amounts of wi
ter are essential to heavy corn
production per acre.
"Miu ii interest has been cre
ated through North Carolina
V>\ i'.ii* statement 'hat tile aver
age aeiy yield >f o.'i"il .•= hi'liiii
W :.t !'-a>' *>" i !.-'*. !s." say
li '' . 1
..
:
k\" mil - • y • i;t ii 'ii, . 'oeral
ertiliza
>.,r; factor- I' i a:-- es
sential that "vt keen in mind
the ; '' d ;'«>!• moist..re in the
v.'il. S,.me i!:w>- igate.f has
"'•'.iiki ;'«• it .".on lii'tui Is r '.vati r
.s jh . drd i ; th- i ... j !ant !' r
every t ,in! i : lir; ma"cr p ro
il i • !• Thi* includes the waiter
cvap >!■..  d through ti;- -oil a
*ha* trar.spired till'" :gh the
Vr > . *'
Ther» ■' r. . it .'•• ;:r.;m-.-.ant.
says Mr (iarr>-r:. *r.a' ihe c >rn
growei* io»i>er\' th« moisture
' th.- M.:!. This : t : only
'■ ' I'M* t.'u grow ing
■ ant* i .• iv., .• may jn
••r ~se til. storage capacity of
"h- -oi! by i:;« n a.-frg it-, hum as
o!it« nt ami he may n'Msi rve
" mo:-ture .y , pj. g
■•...••
mulch rr.ust re
-1 • • • ■''• e'> • r !•r ■! and
alt r every ra i
I .n*e t . >!: i iii S u a fair depth for
• 'ti\at.•■•!: and a\y in ph'iiN-nt
t; a" wis' produen tile vt\> it of
a drag harrow may l> e used jni*
"he cultivation-. !•' • b»-st ;
>■ •-• ■ ~:t n ,-liimid i
\ • ery
- !1 • - !a>* year. Then
• ! - -• ; 1«. V- ! W ."»!! ,
'' r ■ .
- !• - ■ a' '.•-lit, :. \ ) the coll- 1
>• :*vatio:i . f soil nv>i«tim In !
ma.iy . a-, -. this will . all for a !
.".aiig ■ >f practice .uni the -i -
curing . ; mere suitable iniple i
ments for cultivation.
IU'PTl T RE
EXPKRT HERE
. H. SKI'LKY, n >t l i .pture  x
i ert, ffiiu'Us Sor his a hi! it/ and skill
•n handling difficult cases. will per
-'>r,a!iy ithe Hotel Roh it I*.
'.e. Win.-6 !i-Sal ni. \S'«dnesday.
A| ril 17th, «»n!y. 10 a. in. to 0 p. m
where those desiring t>/ escape i
surgical operation may consult him
without charge .
Mr. Soeley says the patented rup
ture retainers he now uses will hold
had ruptures with ease, will streng
then tissues, cause muscles to con
tract and close opening. Any posi
tion of the body—any kind work
cnr> b«- undertaken with safety.
For two (jvnerations we have car
ed for many thousands in every walk
of life. Physicians atid Surgeons as
well as Financiers and Farmers; U.
.S. Government Employees in Army.
Navy, Post, Office and Department
of State; Men, Women and Children.
CAUTlON—Elastic trusses' with
leg straps shauld never he used; they
squeeze the delicate parts against
hone and slowly pividuee dangerous
complications necessitating opera
tion.
.Master your rupture nw. It will
bci ti'. lit" after Strangulation sets
in, operat on that have torn out
will he given special attention.
Home Off v, 122 S. 11th Street
Come;' 11th and Sansoni Streets,
Philadelphia, P;\ and at n>#
* ther Rlidl'ess,
Cut Out and keep For iCeference.
Improved Uniform International
1
Sunday School
T Lesson'
!'.• KEV. V H. I'l l Z\V ATP!'. I> P . ! »ean
Mnotl> Hi!•> liiHntr.'-*o? >
• c\ l.«-;• W #-ti-rn N. wM'Mf I T tis«'tt »
Lesson for April 14
HEZEKIAH LEADS HIS PEOPLE
EACK TO COD
L! '-Si 'N TEXT-If k>rfi.iol«'K 1-
«:ot . '\ Ti:\T—l'l'tf Lord v. ur liud
I •;: iMA 1: V ll: pI- ■« Othoreto
.1
i: t 'IC— Ht lpi- x :» to
\ • : A.\ v;
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I K .- ,Ti Pre; j P.-.cscver
in. ' ' -).
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■ i (v. T' • l.iii: f.« !>
1 W ' : . 'S . .!;•) I !n'
• . _;>t; -ii !(• -; civ I' .it iin' I'i'oi.la
.. i■ . I. ' f XV. S lltv.l-'l.-ll (\ v. " n.
I'l • . « . - li.it I t ! rIII*' I" -all' •
• v • ■ I- i• 'i . r in l:.; rr l!u s'
• : i; t i• !•_..!• r.: > ' t' >
ir- .•■■•l "I "f i n-1 jii .I!: i: it |.«r
» y, i •.i l . I ' cti !' •' fr*•■«•!:111
!..) i>!' 1 :.«• m.i :. I mmull. I'lils lllii'' i
h ,il iii I'll nt.'il I'i f'W in an c\i^i'ii
. \ t N li 1").
i i* ■ in- cf liio Invitsiiimi (vv.
•*. ;i).
It -..1 i • ril >,f Imtli nations «in
v■ -i .■ ; i-i'li the I'sissnvcr t'
• . I |. "Israel" is
i w i - -11 tc !tu i :•!»' i'i it li L!t::.'i|i"!ns
.I hi « '.n lisit
■ • . si Tlw
:ms uviv illMijorl2e4 to sisi"
I • ■ : : 1 it..iti"ii «it !i utVi i '
■r. '■' r . HIV a us !'•'! I.a
• ; . s i t vim: li'tl «;is tact*
'■ I'"'-' > v *:
' l- ■■ ' 1 • ■ -tr:«I n;i»nii'!
-ii _ i :•'. ■ Ihii l.or*]  Ii" 1 *'l
A' i- :n • n-sm'l" (v. «n.
• i.. . : :•• r * si'i'!*icni * —* I*..
t •• » let's :.tnl lircilireii
\ . t . t; t i I."i*il • ii"!
y. ..... IV 7).
i. i ■ • y. iit.:ns fcr • :t| tin
; ■ • * Y- !• i*i■: 'in*n ;ird «*I i!»lr«*t
■ii.• ti ;. --icii ti'fi.'l*e tl i l ir ct'p
t• • - '
in s -l ir.-titict of solf-j.rc'M'rva
t! ti —"Sii t ,i* ii*y shall ciiine
iiatn s liiiiij'' (v. 0).
(".) I'lfdjii 1 (v. 9).
4. Israel's ficcptioij of tiie Snvita
ti-r. (vv. 10-11').
Til!* itvitat'"! :ti I>rael met w':b a
i j-.1i'.l r«H'«'pti"n.
il) tiioi kod. Tlie sin )
-!r. 'Tf iti'.i :i:'..'ti only i x-iti'! >;■ -i
tion and rldkulo. (i'l Boiiu» will
I :. }•(• I :: .11' til .Ti'l'i;- ' ! ttt.
I- .Iti'l.i: . •I' ! save ttioiD «>i •• i • t,;t
'n .. | t •• -*jn.i'i"ns tn uri;•.• ;-.i tia
1 i : | •' .i a* I'ris-.iv. r
11. 7hg Passover Kept (vv. 1 '• T).
1 Aliiirs i*i ti.i'Vi I (vv. 11).
It. 'I:. * t .• i.f Ali::/ (-s I) t»ii-(
l.i .a' . n ..'i.i * \vi'i*i- i r«■-ti 1 in .I«" u
-.'. ••til. fVeforo ilitre could l-o worsliit
i.f lite t«J..,! sill triti'OK >f iilnlatrj
niii-f I' l removi il. This volimtsiry ad
n:' ii.' [H-•[ Ic s!io\vol a spl: it .
'J. Tin* I'l-snii-r killed (v. l. r i). Tlu
7.i il of tic pfopli' was shown in tln-li
!t./ fnrw.M'l with ll'o service, thcii-.'l
t! o priest- im ;*> not ready for tlieii
tsisi;.
The priests and I.evltes a-hninec
(w. 1.V20. ,
The -/.eal of tho people put to slianx
the priests and I.ovites. stiinulatin.
them in t'erfiirm their ilutles accord
iiii! to the law as j-'iveii liy Moses. Tlu
l.r\iii.s men ("ik charge of the kill
Ing of the I'asKover. Though many 01
the people were ceremonially tinpre
pared to fake part in the most Barred
mtv! -e, tlk y were accopted hs wor
shipers tlu'oUirh the Intercession oi
lle'/ekiiih. God neeepteil the purpos
of heart rather than the letter of tin
law.
4. The praise of glad hearts (vi
21. 22).
They eontinifed seven days wit!
gladness: (1) The l.evites and priests
sang God's praise dally with loud In
struments (v. 21); (2) Uezeklah spoke
comforting words to the Levltes (v '
22). He commended them and theiil
teaching of Ihe knowledge of God
(ft) They made confession of theli
sins tn (Sod (v- 22).
5. The Passover prolonged seven
days (vv. 23-27). i
The king's object In prolonging (lit
feust was to make as lasting an lin
prestjlon as possible, so us to result In
the thorough conversion of their soult
to God. i
Keeping Ey*i on God
So long as I can keep my eye on
God all Is well, hut If I lose sight of
Him I am troubled Indeed.—.Margaret
Mary Hullahan.
Wite Work
Wise work Is briefly work with God;
foolish work is work against God.--'
Ruskln. i
—— -
Success |
Success Is doing your leve. Ust; :
Cod naver did mora.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Weeds and Heat
Follow The Spring
Raleigh. April B—The home
gardener who starts hi;; work
with enthusiasm in the spring
must keep in mind that weeds
and hot summer sunshine come
later and one must take stock
of his ixTseveranee as well as
his iii ed for vegetables in
planting a garden plot
"Early April, however,
none too so 'ii to begin on tlu
miner garden." says E- li.
.Morrow, extension horticultur
ist al Stat; C> lege. "April •>
go! *in*, to start the r ai:
crop of : >mat ■1 :i the iam
ern part of the Male, the se 1
e. 1 b» • ' .!!' out I t' doOis .!
el! i ''U ' -Ii by a co; .
: r». ::«• hi tit upper pied mo:.:
and m> untain actions, a iittie
artiiiiial heat may be nc.»•-
sarv- Sweet corn may also •
planted: eariv nap beans t.. •
te. ! and .inrv.tr greens phi*.:
 (i "
The varieties of tumatoo
giving genera! satisfaction for
the main er p are the (Jlolx .
Marglobe. Norton and Match
less. These are resistant *o
wilt- The i arly varieties oi'
sweet com w'orth trying thi
y«-ir are Ka'iust. Karly Mar
ket. U'hipples Karly. The ilur-
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* TUNS m-osswt! Mum Fully Pin»,er,rr U»ndiT,9K> P. M. (SaMerm suilul TUm)
WSA9 ul 17 mkliM radio •uiiena
|pee, Golden 6U-Day and Golden
f Sunshine- The first three of
these are white and the last
throe are yellow types. Some
of the standard later varieties
of good quality are Country
, Gentleman and Stowell's Ever
green. Plant the sweet corn in
; ii'ocks rather tlian in long rows
i ;u • isos Mr. Morrow, as this will
aiiow the plants to pollinize
I etter and will give a higher
!>•■!• centage of well-filled ears-
Karly snap beans usually es
ca,>e injury by the bean beetle
!':• early crop may also be used
i'o.' canning- The best quality
-iis are produced by such
■\indard vari ties as th>> l>oun
iil'ii! and .Vringless (ire. n J'od.
N.w Zealand spinach and Swis*
' iiard stand hot weather well
and provide  xcellent summer
greens. S u w the seed of both
crops in rows "J to :>> feet apart
and thin the plants Vo twelve
inches apart in the row after a
good stand has been secured-
The people of Allien; still
jui\o toe old historic names-
Vour barlier is Thermjstoeles;
your hoot-black Alcibiades,
: our taxi is driven by Xenoph
\our taxi is driven by Xenoph
tn and the traffic policeman i;
Thucydides.
1 Play By Walnut Cove t
f School April 12th
|
t
i Walnut Cove, April B.—The
5 Juniors of Walnut Cove Hijrh
• School have almost completed
. »vork on their play, "Tea Toper
i Tavern." which will be giv
. en in the school auditorium
1 Friday, April 12th. at 8:00 p- m.
■ The piny is full of fun anil
life. You must not miss the
beautiful costume hall and the
" lire which takes place in the
play. All the characters lit
' their part iH'ifectly, and a»v d-;-
ing tli' ir 'test to make the play 1
1 a sue. ess
ihe c; . tci'.s ' ; lii. ]iiny *
• are as full vvs:
Mari«'.i 1 . a a»n;.y chaper-
I on. :L.:y Wiili.vn s.
R»«amond R-eicl. he' 1 niece.
[ just out of ci»l!i^i. Nancy Lee
Dunlap.
* |
Sally Lee Dixon. Dixie from
the Sunny South. Saxon Voss. j
Ann Aimesiey. a social ser
i
vice {lend, Mary Zimmerman. ;
1 Harry Reid, Rosamond's
freshman brother. Paul Davis. :
f
Jr.
J
Harriet Annesley. Ann's i
younger sister. Gail Voss-
Tess. Ann's protege from the
v illage. Grace Joyce-
Mike Ryan. a susceptible
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. '2fl
, policeman, Tom H- Roth rock
Brian Pierpont. a brilh;t>^-
young lawyer, Spencer Hill.
Reverend Archibald Berry,
pastor of the village flock.
Robert Sisk.
Dallas Thorne. owner of the
"Tavern." Walter King.
John Sedgwick, an old flame
of Miss Day. Udell Neal-
Gloria Sherwood Jerome, a
fascinating widow, Ruth Mitch
ell-
('eleste. Gloria's maid, Annie
II- Tut tie
fhe play is very modern air!
has three- acts. It is about two
and one-half hours long. The
admission will be 25 cents for
everyone.
11' you want to be called up
on to iio big things, do not
.-light the little things.
IE mm of
F mm SEAIfTY
yrc be afraid f '?Vi. siring
•E?. P'#f raiurc or.do-.vcd ia cal-y
Vit.", a cj; V;-iVfly : \n. i-p—
--czrci 'i-r. i:s Ir.f'mjgs jvms.r.-; »w.i(
tltrr hairr. rn
t'oay arc' v. j>r «:1 sot 5". for tLc
tectii c! perusincst t>cr.usy !:« ;a
Cleansing Cream
MHIi. JESSIE l». t'IHIISTIAN
Hantiury. X. (
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