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THURSDAY. iNOVEMBKR 25, li>43
ThanksgivingQuiet
Occasion For City,
^4s Business Halts
WeMlter Is Ideal
tor tl;e Entire Day;
Kel'jji«us Services
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| MOTICES
MR. FARMER—
WE WILL BUY YOUR
SCRAP TOBACCO
And pay prices according to quality
Delivered Our Factory
j. P. Taylor Co., Inc.
Henderson, N. C.
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End Annual
Meeting Here
Altc 10 »livsmu ;ill o!tut'i> for
■ mitlii! vim.. 'In- 11 Noilli Ci —
oltlia I'.tit. iiuv ol tlio 1'oiikiv>4>«tioiuil
I'll. 1 .1 .111 I'llliu h Clllllisii'd
1111 tin- rsivnlix »■ renin iU.i- lh«"
tfs|>>'tisie !:ty i'I sok.'tiliK next
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,iU Wei: it > I'tio I'oiift i. iuv lii-Iil
.. l\\. -ii..\ n with Knst I'lunrh
in Itimii . -Untiiii; Tui': il.iv
moini'ii;.
lii \ s ! \l : i n. oi Kranklinl •».
i> |M. - i piv.Milcit o\t*r the
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'• i i! rluuvii. ..iii i .,'o inwidtnl <>t
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Ol
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Sunciulcr Points
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\ ctttoix c\..ct!y :i tlst* ,-a. e manner
.is a ! . >d merchant "pen.- a .etaii
I! >' -4 :)• :.rd> w:l! issue coupons
••••>• «'iR the anticipated purchase
.vhich m;i} be m dc from any whole*
-• ' 1 eta.ter. The organization |
then exchange their "inventory" 1
it. ;••• lit.- tot the food
Ii g.ft> I
•' • tr.Iv. v. .til i a. it t ' >ltiainit:g
■ '■ i - "t . .tn'fl t . k| John in
-tig... tel tit : ! would he simple to
t 4 <■ .eh picoagc with 11it* not lit in
1 •aii and !i! green point.."
In any case. In- -a:d. it Will In- t ic
'liity a tiio.-i n .. . ng the dixtribut •
I • c '• i t the act ,.i! point value lr»»nt
'he nily ration ImniIcs •»* the iwiII.C'II'
I: -c -• ||> Will lie til; II'I
iito • o hi .d'i '•' > o. tin orga:
• •t .ii con i ■ • 'it: tiie gilt di.-ti i>
'I •: 1 .'.hi:, ri I II. Will .-III : eii'lt i
Ihei'i to • .<• ' .< | |-;i111>t1.11 :• lio.n :i
from which ' •• original "invenloi
•• .tit.-" .'.lie g en.
• T: c |. .lie it winding ti|> tin*
• •: ' atlU' "'lit-. John.-.it said,
".•■ill he •:>' the .».illlt a- .vlieit
i retail . ••• •• goes out ol busiiies
' »P.\ •:: r al at tempi i d to antic
itc .. tiie <|aestions lit t might
il -»• 11::cl«• the g:lt ha.-kct distribif
Here are amie ol the a- sv.ct
A person may give iiwav hour
ptoce .-ed toods which they has <
limed themselves tip to 511 iju iit
•. 'iiont the .-in ri'iider ol points. Tltcy
inn"* give away coinmcrci Jly |.
• ed food:, without the exilian:
•f points.
Member ol a church congregation
•i S itidav School may not pool the
tiinips individually t > hoy ration"
foods a:.d give the loud away, point
I rce.
They can. however. pool the
.t mp- to liny proct»-.-ecl toods
'hose iiv to he consumed at a common
table.
Generally -peals tig, OI'A explain-]
■d. the .-ante rules for the c-.chair
■ I ration stamp- which apply hi retail
store- will al.-o apply in the distribution
ol gift p ekages.
Industrial hygiene s<-r\ ict. u i
given to more than l!.tl'>»i.'mo woll.ct
in more than fi.tittf! cst.iiil: hment,
in 1912.
How's
Your
I.Q.?
I lo wh it ' ' try dot . Vai.-lril
Albert Kc.-eliing (ommatid German
ol c< > ?
2. Front what i< coke mode
3. What Was the fllll name o) the •
dent !(• i-c i'll's uiotht •"
•I. How many pounds o| linlcy
lid th< govci ninnit a.-seinblc l"t the
roi'.'l lo'i • lor Than'; giving ilay"
5. In wh it year d <1 the first pe icetime
mil'taiy manpower tiial' occur
n the history of the t' S.7
(i What is liirgely made of chicle?
7. Nam" the ship in which llettiy
Hudson sailed up the Hudson Hiver
m won.
8. A xylophonist makes plastics,
ear phones, or music?
f). Japan's most populous city is
Tokyo. Yokohama. or Osaka?
10. From "'hat pljnt is inuff
nHiiutdctuieU.'
i 1621 --TIIANKSGIVIN G DAY -1943
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THIS YEAR all Americans should
I
be also thankful to this young
American soldier, depicted us
though gazing at J. I G Ferr'»/
famous painting of the first
Thanksgiving festival of the
New England colonists in 1621
Through the courage and sacrifice
of this soldier and his millions
of comrades-in-arms tyranny
is being destroyed and
the world once again' being
made into a decent place in
which to live and worship God.
l>i caJ G >sts I . S. .
Four Ceiu> Pound
! <> I* cvd Soldiers
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Ji'.r l li.1v 1 S .'.•i ,• ... •
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C I • • I ... . .t • I. .1
lite pn.-t bakury. am liny ! . rcI'.'i
t i.. • ■ - if! : • ■ >\
V;.r. Am.,.! . f.HKi - i ,-v
The ivpurt. i-m. m • tlie >|icr(iUi» i
.'! tin ('llllip lltl'IKM* IV. : 1. ) A s
til..! ovor lit •«. • !!<. H- .iii1 i-'i'il
ill ;tn ;ivr. .i;'.c n. •n'.".- Kjvrat'oH.
The bakery hero :» one oi t!ie
•.! . Tcrma-te. Linker.e* constnicu-l
: t::i v ii.his camps in the m. :t.i<
I !> in>ure thai the soldier- r. '
• ina have sufficient bread with- ;
ti putti g too groat a load on tin* '
i i' inreial bakeries serving c '• >
The enlisted men in charge ■ >:
• h plant are graduate:- of the
1; iier.» a il Cooks Schools estublihed
; cert.; nil posts t > train men as ba.>.
- and cooks lor the army.
The report for the month sho v>
' the Camp H.ikery used 21ti>.!i«iii
i o .<d- i>i '.lour and produced 4oii.li'JT
pounds of bread, or 1 in pounds
ot bread for every 100 pounds ot
Hour used, at a cost of four : d three
tenths cents per pound of bread produced.
Army bread is baked :n two
•ounri loaves while the ordinary
C«>nuiioivi;i! !<>:■: \\ • . : l - about ;i
pound.
RED CROSS MEETING
IS TOMORROW NIGHT
Kli I'Mi-n "t i-> v. lit hi" the
prinri;;:i! hn pn - i i inii' ilu* anti.iai
IIH.lll.4 >i tlx- \ . in »• I J! •. 1 > ciiapii-i
i»t tin- Ai, . . H .11 H. d t" ■ . ; i In'
llt'ld lullli l lnV. < \ i-li.l..: :;t "• uVlnck
ill llio police e .till ch.lll hi nl till'
Municipal iluildiii'j
Sam cii:u. ii. hi. - In pivand
all ir.i- .lii r i.l llu» chajitt'l"
..IV in\ it:•»I !n at M ini.
Reports are tu ho -ubinitl -ii by
v;Vious rniiii'iitlO'.*~. and activities
nl tho lucal chapti t during tin- yt ar
will l;o (iiitl tud i>>' llio.-i; who have
been in charge.
JOB OFFICE HAS
FIREMAN OPENINGS
Tlir VaiM-c fimnty Emui,,*...
(M'tiiv iuis announced ii,;,
lor thi-co firemen salai v ,,r
K(!i) per year and a senior * lii-,.,,..'*
I-.i- $2,040 a year. Tito .ml, ,«,u "
4J! hours a week with tin,,.
boinK paid fur overtime. IV«,i,i,' l
their highest skill iM essonthl (.',
f-latcd°S ,M!Cd 1,1,1 i,P,,ly• t,W
■Friday-Saturday
THE RANGE BUSTERS
—in—
"BLACK MARKET
RUSTLERS"
SIIIIAI. — ('OMKI)V
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EMBASSY
Pimm* -ina
Adults 30o - tOr Cllihlivu It,
Wi'd.-Tliurs.-Kri
\ » -.«•
Fay BAINTER
* Reginald OWEN *
l Ray COLLINS
* Keye LUKE *
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Also—LATEST WAR NIAVS
MS? FOOD
ENERALLY we think of cotton as a textile, but as
wo feel the pinch of food rationing, enterprising business
men are making us appreciate more and moro
the importance of cottonseed as food. The meat in
cottonseed makes an oil used for salad dressing,
margarine, baking compounds, mayonnaise, shortening.
It also provides a flour from which bread, cakes
and crackers are baked. And cottonseed in various
forms is used for fertilizer and as feed for animals,
coming back to \is in the form of milk and moat.
Many cottonseed mills are located in the Carolinas
and arc now busily at work processing the 1943 crop.
Their increased use of electricity is being met at low
prewar rates and service is alv/ays ready at tha flick
of a switch, just as it is in your home.
IS WAR MATERIAL — PLENTY TO USE . . . NONE XO WASTEI