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ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATCH, RICHMOND COUNTY, N, C.
PAT3E SEVEN
CONSERVATION
FARTJ NEWS
Weekly Items Interesting
to Farmers in the County,
by W. H. Abrams and
D. E. Campbell
J; E. Ussery, conservation
farmer of the Wolf Pit section,
had his land terraced a few
years ago. He has maintained
his terraces and farmed on the
contour since he had the ter
races built. He says that what
he puts on his Jand stays and
does not wash off.
Oscar H. McRae, conserva
tion fanner of the Green Lake
community, has a strip of seri
cea on a steep hill side. He
uses this to furnish hay and at
the same time helps control ero
sion nJthis .field.
Clyde Roberson, whose farm
is located near Rockingham, is
now making a plan with the
Brown Creek Soil Conservation
District. As a part of this plan
he will construct a fish pond
and put in a wild life border in
the near future. The district
will assist him in carrying out
these practices.
K
tty" at Hamlet
On June 20th and 21st.
TY", opening at the
Jack Cotton, conservation
farmer of the X-Way section,
has sown six acres of sericea
lespedeza on an old steep wash
ed away cotton field. He says
that he will use this for grazing
and at the same time keep this
steep hill side from washing
away.
Highest Cash
price paid for
USED CARS
Phone 675
L. & G. Motor Co.
STUDEBAKER
Sales and Service.
Hamlet . Theatre June 20-21,
deals with an incident in the
life of Sir Thomas Gainsboro
ugh, B titan's famous painter.
The director of "KITTY" is
Mitch 11 . Leisen, who happens
to be si stickler for detail. o
much so in fact that the re
search ; completed by Leisen's
staff as background material
for tbj picture, is a more com
plete encyclopedia of London in
the 1780's than can be boasted
by mcst libraries.
The information deals with
all soijts of subjects, from foods
to card games. But more re
searci was necessary for this
particilar filni than is ordinar
ily required, because of Gains
borough's reputation as an ar
tist. Since so many of the
scenes were filmed in his studio,
Leisen's staff checked American
musei ms containing his paint
ings s i that they could copy his
portra its. As a result, Leisen
has the best collection of;
the cojuntry.
LEISEN INCIDENTALLY, is
somet ling of a connoisseur of
18th :entury art. He owns a
beaut ful hand-rubbed pine
panel ed living room, imported
from a castle built by the Earl
of Scarsdale at Sutton-Scars-dale,
: erby.
The panelling was bought by
a collector, who had it cut in
to sections and numbered, crat
ed and shipped to the United
States. He later sold it at auc
tion, land Mitchell Leisen
bought it.
The director-owner rented
the panelling to Paramount for
use in "Kitty" at exactly what
it wojuld have cost to build a
set almost like it; but he stay
ed around to see that the grips
and electricians were careful '
about handling it.
Scarsdale Castle, in Derby,
ed street waif, Kitty, whom Sir
Thomas Gainsborough engaged
to pose for his portrait, "Anony
mous Lady."
Kitty remained in London,
When her portrait created a
stir, and enjoyed an exciting
life, which in those days, bor
dered on scandal and romantic
adventure.
Ray Milland is co-star in the
new picture, which has received
much favorable comment where
ever it has been shown.
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"If it had fewer spats
The world would have
more fats."
How about those old shoes?
Let Hudson fix 'em.
HUDSON
SHOE SHOP
Across street from
Rockingham Hardware
FOR SALE
Dr. LeGears Stock Remedies
Morse Feed Store.
which the panelling was J
is no more; it was hit by
an bomb early in the ;
from
taken
a Ge
war.
PAULETTE GODD A R D
plays the. part of the dishevellr I
WASHING
GREASING
SIMONIZING
GOODYEAR
TIRES
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
SEAT COVERS
TIRE REPAIR
SPARK PLUGS
COVINGTON
Sinclair Station
Perry Covington, Mgr. '
PHONE 62
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Put out and Recommended by U. S. Rubber Co.
FACTORY
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Phone 322
Rockingham
Gore Building
PROOF NEXT WEEK
Proof of Last Weed's Statement
Men Are Not Naturally Better
Mechanics Than Women
According to the; Minnesota
Ability Tests, published ; by the
Univ. of c Minnesota Press , in
1930, there are ' no sex differ
ences in mechanical aptitude."
You never have trouble be
ing satisfied if you patronize us,
for here we have.no substitutes
for honesty, courteous and fair
dealing. , f -V
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TYPHOID SCHEDULE
Clinics for Health Dept.
Monday, June 3, 10, 17, 24
Bohanen School: 9:30-11 a.m.
. Hoffman Clinic: 2-3 p. m.
Tuesday, June 4, 11, 18, 25
'Hamlet, City Hall: 9:30 to
11:30 a. nL
Holly Grove: 10 to 11 a. m.
X-day Store: 11:30 to 12:30.
Mangum Clinic: 1:30 to 2:30
p. m.
Wednesday, June 5, 12,' 19, 26
Cordova School: 10 to 11:30
a. m.
Thursday, June 6, 13, 20,27
Boberdel Store : 9 :3ft to 10 :30
a. m. . . :
Ledbetter's Store: 11 to 12
a. m. ' ': ;
Friday, June 7, 14, 21, 28
St. Stephens School : 9 :30 to
ll:30a. m.
-vBoscoe Filling Station-. 1 tSO
to 2:30 p. m. : ;r".'-'!i?"3-"
J Saturday, June 8,U5i 22, 29
V Rockingham Health Dept.:
9:00 to 12:00 a. m.' . !'
; Monday, July 1, 8, 15, 22
; .Brutons Store: 9:30 to 11:30
a. in.
FORMATE
for control of
' BLUE MOLD
on tobacco beds.
A Dupont product
For sale by
E.B.MORSE
- Seed & Feed Store
And More Powerful
Tommy : "They say two heads
are better than one."
Johnny: "Not with four ears
to wash!"
DR. RICHARD C. BAKER
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
414 Leak street
Hours: 9 to 12; 2 to 4
and by' appointment
Phone 571
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
North Carolina,
Richmond County.
In the Superior Court.
Bertha Lee Gallop,
Plaintiff
S. ; :
; Glynn W. Gallop, Defendant.
The defendant, Gfynn W.
Gallops, above named, will take
notice that an action entitled
as above hag been commenced
in the Superior Court of Rich
mond County, North Carolina,
by the plaintiff named for an
absolute divorce from the de
fendant on the grounds of two
years separation ;
And the said defendant will
further take notice that he is
required to appear at the Office
of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Richmond County at
the Court House in Rockingham,
North Carolina, on the 16th day
of July, 1946, and answer or
demur to the verified Complaint
filed herein within 20 days from
said return date or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded therein. .....
This, June 15th, 1946.
Myrtle WV Hawkins, Ass't
Cler SuperioV Court.
Jones & Jones,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
(June 10-July 10).
from Dolf Pit Township
Earl Greene is well qualified to represent the peo
ple of Richmond county on the Board of County Com
missioners. He is positively NOT obligated to any group or fac
tion or to any individual, but he will be free to exercise
his vote and influence for the best interests of ALL the
People ; and for the welfare of the county as a whole.
YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE ON JJNE 22ftb
WILL BE SlNcfeRLY APPRECIATED.
Greene had a plurality of 415 over his next high man.
Let's give him a rousing vote of endorsement Saturday.
(This advt. inserted by friends of Earl Greene). -
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A Pii DLL! O N D O CLAIMS W O RIM
Better make it $35,000,000 worth, if
you want to take the whole order at one
time.
Steel, crossties, tablecloths, coal, lumber,
chinaware, fuel oil... and thousands of
other items from paper clips- to locomo
tives went into that order for the equip
ment, materials and supplies purchased by
the Seaboard last year.
And, as in every other year, a large por
tion of that $35,000,000 was spent right
along our lines. Those purchases helped to
maintain employment and keep the wheels
of industry and commerce humming in Hie
Southeast. They also represent concrete
evidence of the Seaboard's constant desire
to make " every contribution within its
power to the advancement of the territory
we serve...
For Seaboard is that kind of a railroad--
mi a l Avi rt
AIR LINE RAILWAY
THROUGH THE HEART OF THE SOUTH
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