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Supper Given Sunday
For Sprite Parrish
A supper was given in the J.
H. Parrish home Sunday night
honoring Sprite Parrish who left
Tuesday morning for Ft. Jackson,
S. C. All of Sprite’s brothers ex
cept one were present. His sis
ter, Mrs. Coleman Denton, was
present also.
CAPITAL
REPORTER
(Continued from Page 1)
would do just that. At present,
the General Assembly could ap
propriate this money for other uses
if it wanted to. This amendment
would make it impossible for the
legislature to touch the money
paid into this retirement fund.
4. To allow additional super
ior court judges. At present, the
constitution allows election of only
one judge in a judicial district.
This would allow the General As
sembly to provide for election of
more than one judge in such dis
tricts as it might determine are
needed. In some districts par
ticularly the more populated, such
as those embracing Charlotte, Win
ston-Salem and Greensboro it is
impossible for the resident elect-
Classified
FOR RENT: Two-room apartment,
large size rooms. Prefer no
children. See Mrs. Blonnie
Pearce near Paul Brown’s Store,
Zebulon, N. C. ltp
GOOD PAY: Full pay for each
two-hour drill to men in the new
National Guard. Join Battery A.
113 FA Bn, in Zebulon today!
FOR SALE: Nine-piece walnut
dining room suite. See Mrs. Jack
Mitchell or call 2933 after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE: Will sell or rent
practically new three-room
house and IVi acres located on
U. S. Highway 64 at Tarpley’s
Mill. Reference required. See J.
W. Tarpley.
FOR SALE CHEAP: Two new
Holland wood saws, tilting ta
bles, belts, 30-inch saws. One
large corner cabinet, two rock
ing chairs, laundry heater, used
windows, doors, and window
frames. See J. W. Tarpley at
Tarpley’s Mill.
Federal Land Bank
FARM LOANS
Long term — 4V> per cent
L. M. GOULD
Sec.-Treas.
Smithfield, N. C. Box 529
TARPLEYS
BEST FEEDS
For Highest Production
Get them at Tarpley’s Mill. Our
Mill Price will save you big
money. Our feeds, live stock and
poultry remedies are the Very
Best. Our pig and hog ration and
laying mash can’t be beat at any
price. If you have plenty of corn,
when we have a real good 40%
Pig and Hog Supplement for only
$4.95 per 100 that will really
make fast gains. We have the well
known Jamesway Hog & Paultry
Feeders, watercrs, and livestock
equipment. We Buy Corn, Soy
Beans, Wheat, Oats, & Cotton
Seed and Meal for cash or trade
for Feeds, Corn Meal, Flour, Sugar,
etc.
ed judge to keep up with his du
ties. This would allow election of
extra resident judges where need
ed.
5. To give the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court authority to as
sign superior court judges and
call special terms of court (now
done by the Governor) and allow
the Legislature to define jurisdic
tion of special judges. The first
part would place assignment of
judges under the judicial system,
giving unified direction to our
courts. The second part will cut
away the strait jacket which now
gives special judges power and
authority only in the courts
which they are appointed to hold.
Special judges now have no out
of-court jurisdiction are unable to
aid the resident judge, who gen
erally is swamped with oftt-of
court work.
All five of the amendments
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The Zebulon Record
have been approved by persons
who have studied them. General
ly, they would help improve the
personnel of the legislature, safe
■uard retirement funds and help
speed and improve justice.
•
In a locai beer and soda empori
um there is acard on the mirror
dvertising the business of insur
-ncemen. Ira W. Day. “Face the
Future with Security,” it sass.
Day apparent y leaves no stone
unturned to tr yto help his own
♦utvre. He was quite active lo
■ a p y in the Democratic primaries
j.st spring in behalf of Willis
Smith, Democratic nominee for
•enator. A report filed this week
ith Secretary of State Thad Eure
lists Day as contributor of SSO to
the Republican campaign fund.
Thus Day now is spending his
money to help fight the man he
supported last Spring.
Gross Farm Income
Gross U. S. farm income for 1950
is now estimated at 31.5 billion
dollars, compared with 32.2 bil
lion in 1949. With farm produc
tion expenses higher than last
year, realized net income may to
tal about 13 million dollars com
pared with 14 billion in 1949 and
the postwar record of 17.8 bil
lion in 1947.
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I3uick owners! Just a few
days left to take advantage of ||
your Buick dealer’s big get- abb
ready-for-fall service bargains! l| ok
Drive in now —get his price
on the reduced rates for (1) an v. ' . W
all-over engine tune-up, (2) a * M?
flush-and-tighten treatment for *',"x , W
your cooling system (so necessary to pro
tect against loss of antifreeze this winter),
and (3) a safety-check of front brakes, plus p.,. |
a packing of front wheel bearings with I|p? J|
fresh lubricant. ¥
Don’t let cool weather overtake you. Make YmT
a date now, for putting your Buick in its
best cool-season shape this week and see
how much you save!
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in Buick
tends
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