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WOMEN'S FARM CLUB HEADS TO MEET FRIDAY Officers Of J 7 Groups In County Elected For Comin? Y;ar Mrs. Graily Owens, president of the Macon County council cf litine demonstration clubs, luis called a meeting ol all 1947 lioine demonstration club offic ers in the Agricultural build ing for Friday, December 13. it 2 p. m. Mrs. Pauline Hotchkiss. BRING THAT RADIO TO US TODAY So We Can Get It Repaired -For You Before Christmas WESTERN RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP KIVGAIt CARTER. Algr. Main Street Opposite Angel Hospital Used Trucks AND Automobile FOR SALE ? 1939 Pudge 1 1 ?> Ton Truck 1942 Chevrolet I>2 Ton Ti in k 1929 Model A Ford Truck 1931 M.Klel A Ford Tudor ? BURRELL MOTOR CG. Phon^ 123 Franklin, N. C. State College Hints To Farm Homemilcera By VEKNA STANTON Assistant Slate Agent Tii,' .-afest time to "use lion- j prrspn unts or deoderant prepa rations is alter undressing at night Cure should be taken i not to drop any of the liquid . preparations on underwear or night clothes or to use so much ol the creams that they get on fabrics Powder applied over these preparations at night and again in the morning helps pro tect cl ithes. Shields may be as useful in protecting against these chemicals as against perspiration. Gojd enriched flour that ?oes j is as white and light as a flut tering snowilake. If sugar and shortening are a bit scarce there are other sweeteners, and there is many a cookery trick to make the most of what is available. Candied fruit muffins, for ex- | ample, get" much of their sweet goodness from the candied fruit | (hat pot only sweetens them but gives them their holiday flavor as well. Christmas would hardly be rlistrict agent-at-iarge or worm Carolina State college, will In struct the new officers in their | re.-pective responsibilities in the coming year. Mrs J. S. Gray, of the Hick ory Knoll club, will conduct' the devotional. All local 'clubs have elected their officers. They are listed below, in the following order: of president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. Walnut Creek: Mrs. T. T. Henderson. Mrs. F. E Mash burn, Mrs. Pearl Hedden, Mrs. Theodore Hedden. Olive Hill: Mrs. Carnelle De wcese. Mrs. Ella Campbell, Mrs. ; W. M Barnard. Mrs. Carlos Rogers. Otto: Mrs. T. J. Ramev. Mrs. El fie Hunt. Mrs. Paschal Cabe, Mrs. Raleigh Norris. Cullasaia: Mrs Harry Thom f?s, Mrs. Nat Phillips, Mrs. Fred Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Chronic bronchitis may develop If your cough, chest cold, or acute bron chitis is not treated and you cannot a fiord to take a chance with any medi cine less potent than Creomulslon which goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulslon blends beechwood creosote byspecial processwith other tune tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcofitJ. No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough, per mitting rest and sleep, or you are to have your money back. (Adv.) WATCHES DIAMONDS and JEWELRY Dependable merchandise at reasonable prices. ? Watches for Christmas should be bcught now, because selections will be easier made. My quota of Wrist Watches for Men and Women for the rest of 1946 arc now in stock. Grover Jamison Jeweler JUST RECEIVED Carload of QUAKER FUL-O-PEP FEED Ful-o-Pep SCRATCH GRAINS Quaker SUGARED SCHUMACHER Ful o-Pep CALF STARTER Ful-o-Pep EGG BREEDER MASH Fu! : Pep LAYING MASH Quaker 20 c/c and 25% DAIRY RATION Ful-o-Pep PIG and SOW FEED Fruits ? Groceries Country Produce Bought and Sold Farmers Federation Phcne 92 Palmer Street WRITTEN FARM ' PLAN FOR '47 IS ADVOCATED A written farm plan for 1947, outlining cropping and livestock features, fertilizer and seed ex penses, marketing ? problems, and the like, should be maue during the coming weeks, saya C. B. Ratchford, of Stale col lege, larm management spe cialist. He points out thai nlanj farmers often have serious trouble because they do not plan ahead A common example of this is inability to get the right kind of .fertilizer lor a particular crop when it is need ed, because of a delay in order ing the fertilizer Another fre quent problem is that of a Slut- ; ted nwfeet and low prices, bo cause the outlook for the par ticular crop was not carefully considered at the beginning 01 the year. Since guidance in farm plan ning is needed, the farm man agement department at State college has prepared a special planning form which may be used for the entire year. A free copy may be obtained from the county agent or by writing the department at Raleigh. This form t booklet provides a convenient method for making a written plan. "If the farm plan is not profitable on paper, there Is little hape that it will . actually tool the farmer and bt profitable at harvest time.' Mr. Ratchford says. "If the farmer is anticipating a change in his farming plan, it is im perative that he carry through and complete expected receipts 1 pnd expenses to see whether the proposed change is better than his present system from the point of financial returns." While days are cold and rainy, and it is disagreeable to work outside, farm planning can be made to return excel lent dividends in fewer head aches through the year and larger net profits. Christmas without a special holiday bread. Coffee cake or fruited holiday ring will make Christmas Eve supper, or Christmas breakfast, seem ap propriately festive. Toasted slices of this start the day right. So | good is it to look at that it will seem almost another one of the handsome gifts Santa has left for the family. An extra ring wrapped in gay paper and ued with tinsel i.s a most delight ful way to convey Christmas wishes to those new neighbors or to those old friends a few doors away. Fashionable Christmas pie: are featuring a paper-thin low er crest and a mere .'uggest'n ! for a top crust, with the ac cent on design Crisscross cran berry pie not only cuts dowi on Ihe shortening usually re quiied, but uses honey for part of the sweetening. A hint of a" spice and grated lemon rind add flavor-interest while cherry cranberries peep through the latticed crust with the gay lure of mistletoe. A holiday season without cookies is unthinkable, even if sugar has to be. skimped else where to make them. Chocolate almond squares are attractive, quick and easy to make. A garnish consisting of a dab of melted candy bar or chocolate fudge frosting, topped with a balanced almond, gives them a special "Merry Christmas" look. Corbin, Mrs. Pritchard Russell. Telllco: Mrs. Robert Ramsey, Mrs. Sam Collins, Mrs. Maude Smith, Miss Irene Csoke. Iotla and River Bend. Mrs. Bob Houston, Mrs. James Myers, Mrs. George Gibson, Mrs. Lloyd Tallent. Holly Springs: Mrs. Harold Cabe, Mrs. George Crawford. Mrs. Zeb Taylor, Mrs. A. G. Kinsland Shortoff ; Mrs. J. D. Burnette, Mrs. Frank Norton, Mrs. A. R. Nail, Mrs. Raymond Hicks. Cartoogechaye: Mrs Cecil Crawford, Mrs. H. C. Hurst, Mrs. W. N. Dalrymple. Mrs Carl Slagle. Leatherman: Mrs. J T. Hurst, j Mrs. Elsie Hurst, Mrs. Carol Gibson, Mrs. J. D. Brendle. Union: Mrs. Woodrow Teague. Mrs. Homer Johnson, Mrs Carey Cabe, Mrs. Wilburn Teague. Watauga: Mrs. John Snyder, Mrs. Lon Thompson, Mrs. J. R. Berry, Mrs. Clyde Downs Oak Grove: Mrs. Gordon Scruggs, Mrs. Floyd Martin, Mrs. Ralph Bradley, Mrs. Ray Bradley. Carson Chapel: Mrs. G. F. Burrell, Mrs Zeb Conley, Mrs. Van Frazier, Mrs. Harold Wal droop. Hickory Knoll: Mrs. J. J.Gray, Mrs. Lizzie Wilson, Mrs. A. F. Kl.msey, Mrs Robert Ledbetter. Cowee: Mrs. Carr Bryson.Mrs. 8. W. Carter, Mrs. Robert Mor gan, Mrs. Carol Reynolds. Burningtown : Mrs. Arlesa Roper, Miss Nannie Parrish, Miss Jessie Roper, Mrs. W R. Edwards. Maple Springs: Mrs. Raymond Sanders, Mrs. Zeb Shope, Mrs. Ellis Ledford, Mrs. J. L. Sanders. State College Ancwers Timely Farm Questions Q. How long should poults be 1-ept in confinement? A Poultry specialists at State college suggest that poults of reared In confinement' dad jli the ground lor the first 13 to 12 weeks, and that during ithe remainder of the growing pe riod, they be kept in portable range shelters. These shelters should, at course, be moved to clean range at frequent inter vals. In an agricultural experi ment station study it was f< und that one-third of the !? -iths among layers was due to blackhead. Q. During what season of the year do the chief soil losses occur? A. We hear much talk about winter cover crops and ihe con trol of erosion during writer, but a study of the effects of land use and season on runoff and sail loss shows that about 75 to 90 per cent of the annual soil loss occurs during June, July, and August. These losses came regardless of whether the land was in a four-year rotation or continusouly in cotton. The ; most serious losses came not from "big rains" but from hard rains." Q. What are the principal ! items needed in handling bees? A If you are an amateur, you will need a veil, long wrist eo gloves, a good smoker, and a hive tool. Proper use of a good smoker is an important lector in bee movement, be ginners should not attempt even the slightest disturbance oi their bees without the u.se of u well- lighted smoker. Smoke subdues the bees and keep., them under control. If bees g. t in a fighting mood, they may stay in this mood for days or even weeks. Join Now! Protects the Whole Family Potts' Burial Ass'n. 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A.C. only. $4.95 I GIFT SUGGESTIONS Basket Balls Bathroom Cothcs Lines and Reels Bread Boxes Canister Sets Childien's Red Rcckers Clothes Baskets Construction Toy Sets Dishes Dust Pans Electric Hat Plates Electric Well Pumps Fire Side Sets Floor Lamps Ironing Boards Kitchen Cabinets Kitchen Stools Oil Stove Ovens Paint Sprayers and Compressors Pressure Cookers Presto Cookers Pyrex Ware Gift Sets Radios Radio Batteries Radio Tubes Record Players and Records Roller Skates Rubber Tired Wheel Barrow Wheels Ski Ranger Toys Table Mats Taylor Tots Baby Walkers Toy Wagons Weather Stripping STEP-ON GARBAGE CAN For pedal-action, sanitary kitchen garbage disposal Has rust-resisting galva nized inner container. Made of heavy gauge met al with wire reinforced edges $5.25 POP-UP TOASTER A raal baauty ? foists 2 slicas at a tima, just right. Adjustabls spaad. Polishad chroma with brown plastic ?'!? $18.55 MIXING BOWLS 3 nesting bowls for every kitchen mixing job. We have these sets In several colors. 75c CHECK OUR STORE FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT LIST Electrical Appliances ? Hardware ? Building Materials FRANKLIN HARDWARE On Square COMPANY Phone 117
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