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AqricttlturallY Speaking Production Records Announced By Golden Belt DHI Association By FRANK REAMS. County Agrlcutural Agent Dec. 25?A Day of Thank fulness. Dec. 26?Hangover from plenty of ham, turkey, and everything nice. Jail. 1?Time to take inven tory and think seriouslv about 1964. Jan. 6?Inez Community Jan. 8?County-wide Tobac co meeting. DHIA The Gclden Belt Dairy Herd Improvement A s s o c i a tion, which jointly serves Vance and Warren Counties made some unusually fine production records which were announced at their recent an nual meeting. In the picture above you see Hal Paschall (right), retiring president, presenting production certifi cates to (1. to r.) Walter J. Bender, Alvis Fleming. Bill Craft, and Fred Newton. A cow on the Alvis Flem ing Farm, Littleton, produced during a 305-day period 20. 470 pounds milk and 600 rcceive a plaque for the high est producer in the associa tion. A cow on the Fred Newton Farm in Vance Coun ty received the award for the cow producing the highest butterfat?613 pounds?over a 305-day period. Alvis Fleming also was awarded a plaque for the highest herd production of 14.164 pounds milk per cow (IN a H1ME ? Room House in Warren ton. . . . $7,000.00 6-room House in Norllna ? ? ? $2600.00 BENTON REAL ESTATE Wbrr?nton, N. C. nnd averaged 481 pounds but- j terfat. The herd of Fred j Newton averaged 510 pounds butterfat and others averaging over 400 pounds butterfat per eow were Bill Craft and Wal ter J. Bender. When I was taking agricul ture in high school such records were thought about but none achieved. There was that feeling and frequent statements that a cow could not produce over 10 tons milk during a period of 305 days. It is a very wise saying which goes something like this: "Let no man say what he will or will not do because some day he may have to turn red and swallow his words." 1964 OFFICERS In the other picture are the 1964 Association officers (l.to r.) Ernest Brauer. vicc president; Fred Newton, sec retary-treasurer: and Bill Craft, president. Directors air: i? M. Bender. Alvis Fleming. Walter J. Bender, Finest Brauer. E. L. Watkins, and Fred Newton. CHRISTMAS SEASON I.et's make every elfort to keep the joyous Christmas seison as free of accidents as possible. You are allowed one sin by eating all you can, bi't bear your pains quietly without complaint. You jtfill be forgiven for occasionally \isiting the kitchen to obtain a dose of soda water to re lieve that explosive awful feeling.. Here's hoping everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Mrs. Helen Jackson McMil lan of Virginia Beach, Va., will spend the holidays here v.ilh her sister, Mrs. H. W. White. AN AMERICAN HERO The true cowboy: living American symbol of independent man. Today there aren't as many true cowboys around. But the spirit they stand for is part of all that is America. That spirit lives in the professions, businesses and industries that serve you today?enterprises built and run by free and independent people. Businesses owned by investors?by peo ple like you and your neighbors?who still prize their freedom and their individuality. Yet come other people think that our federal government? rather than individuals?should own certain businesses. Our investor-owned electric light and power companies are one of their chief targets. These are companies huilt, run, owned by and employing people who believe in individual effort. They have served you well, and you have made them strong by your support ii a custumei. When you consider what our country has always stood for, can you see why anyone should want our federal government to do any job it doesn't have to do?such as owning and man aging the electric light and power busbttss? Isn't it beat to that to individuals, like you, who betieve individual effort quality that will always keep our nation strong? ?KSte.iV'&r _ *Tr-'.-k car t DUKELAND SMOKED WHOLE EXTRA LEAN SHORT SHANK 5-7 US. cmmn sioieTI |||# HYGRADE COUNTRY STYLE MEMIUM SLICED F.F.V. HAMS ...... ib.69? SWIFT'S BACON M9? ?i$h ioston iutt JESSE JONES PORK ROAST Ib.33c SAUSAGE ib.59? FRESH VIRGINIA STANDARD SELECT OSCAR MAYIR OYSTERS ow 89c 'is 99? WIENERS fc.59? FANCY U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" DRESSED TURKEYS 18 LBS. UP 10-18 LBS. lb. 37t |b. GORTON S "FRESH LOCK" FROZEN FISH STICKS ... 3 - $1.oo HOLIDAY FAVORITE! CLUSTER RAISINS iff 39 FRESH, LATE HOWE A IJQCDDV CRANBERRIES - 29c & CRANB6RRY a EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON STATE APPLES RED DELICIOUS 3 lBS 49 LARGE, FRESH SAUCE *i COCOANUTS 2 - 29. 1 17. &? FANCY RED ROME Mm * JKi? M ? A DDI EC A OQ. Up\V? LIMIT: 2 WITH YOUR $5.00 ArrLE) ? ? ,AG J#* ?*M0M0RD" FRESH CRISP PASCAL CELERY . . . 2 * 19c prices GOOD TWU* DEC. 21. I94J. Ol 'AVTtr\ RICH in RiM RVLD. LARGE, JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES 8 US. NO. 1 LARGE STUART PECANS 3 - *1.00 LARGE ITALIAN CHESTNUTS .... 23c SAVE 10c ON ?ORDEN'S CREAM CHEESE ?. 29< SWIFTS IROOKFIELD CREAMERY BUTTER .... & 69< LIONEL ELECTRIC TOYS RACING CARS I ELEC. TRAIN ONLY $12.88 ONLY $9.98 See them noic on tl in play at your Colonial! lb. bagHM LIMIT: ONE IAG OF YOUR CHOICE WITH YOUR $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE SOUTH SHORE STUFFED THROWN TOP-IT OLIVES V??2 59? 'iff 39c RED GATE SWIET CAN MIDGET PICKLES ...35c CAROLINA IEAUTY GARDEN SALAD . . . ?? 27c MT. OLIVE SWEET PICKLE RELISH re 25c Complete Assortment of: ? CHRISTMAS CANDIES ? HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKES ? ASSORTED NUTS STORE HOURS | FRIDAY RIGHT 'TIL S O'CLOCK MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL S O'CLOCK 1HT 'TIL 7 O'CLOCK TUESDAY NIGHT 'TIL 8 O'OLOCK COLORFUL, DELICIOUS FRUIT : CTnvci vc Sf WUHAN BALSAM FIR I UAtLT b || POPULAR SIZES ONI LOW PRICE cf 89 hid rtiAirtcAru LIMIT: 2 OP TOUR CHOKE WITH TOOK SS? Oft ??????
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