Friday, April 10, 1936.
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Southern Pines
Garrison Advises Farmers To
Sign Farm Program Applications
PINEBLUFF
Considers Payments Fair and
Based on “Type of Farming We
Should Have Been Doin^;
"Each day now we are having calls
at the office for copies of the new
contract for this ytar,” says E. H.
Gariison, Jr., county agent. There is
no contract for this year. This will
be in the form of an application for
the payments on the Soil Conserva
tion program. Unless Congress passes
the bill putting a tax on tobacco,
there will be no compulsory control
such as we had last year. However
the new program looks gcod and 1
certainly think that everyone who
possibly can should sign one of these
applications this yeai'. The payments
on this program are good and it is
nothing more than the type cf farm
ing that we should have been doing
all the time.
•‘Those who are anxious to buy fer
tilizer now would be safe in planting
70 percent of their base of tobacco
and 65 percent of the base on
This is about the best that we can
tell at the present time.
“The applications are being printed
now and I hope that we shall have
the work sheets in about another
week. JusL as soon as tl.e.se are ready
to be filled out we are going to make
an effort to get them out to all the
townships so that the growers will
be put to just as little trouble as pos-
They Get Their Man
He’s Not the One They Were
Looking For, But Proves
Much Bigger Catch
The old saying. ‘‘A guilty con
science needs no accuser,” is brought
to mind by an experience which
county officers had this week.
On Monday Officers Grimm. Slack
anr Purvis started out in search of
a colored boy for whom someone had
taken out papers charging him with
raising a disturbance over a corpse
j cn the day before. Thinking that they
I might get some information from
■ John McKinnon, who resides near the
j county home, they set out for his
place.
As they near McKinnon’s home,
they saw him coming from a nearby
hou.se and noticed that he seemed to
be considering turning back instead
cotton ' continuing in their direction. They
I called to him, feut he went the other
. way.
1 Having their suspicions aroused by
.fohn'.< actions, the officers went to
his house where they f-und two bar
rels of beer, thence to the barn, where
they located beer and liquor, and fur-
th.r investigation disclosed a distil
lery about a hundred yards from the
j home.
j As vet the officers have not suc-
Mrs. J. H. Suttenfield spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Fayetteville
attending the Presbyterial of the 1st
Church.
Virginia Butner spent Saturday in
Greensboro, where she attended the
Iota Tau Kappa frat dance at the
O'Henry hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Combs and fam
ily spent Sunday in High Point.
Mrs. Grace R&bertson and Mrs.
Shearer of Manchester, Conn., and
Mrs. C. Cummings of White Plains M.
Y.. are spending some time at the
Linwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mosier of New
Berlii'i, N. Y., were giiests of Uean
Banton Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher spent Sat
urday in Raleigh.
Rev. C. O, Newell is spending sever
al days this week at Palestine, N. C.,
conference.
Smith of
Watertown, Conn., arrived in town
last week.
j attending
Mr. and Mrs. (|.’oi'ge
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Easter Sunday is to be observed at
the Pine Needles Inn by a varied
Will Provide $1,000 l
To Endow Church Pew
John (1. Sleffee liequest, in Will
Filed Here. Sets I'p Fund
Fcr “Strangers”
Rental of a pew to be known as
“The Strangers’ Pew" is provided for
in the will of John G. Steffee, widow
er, late of Brooklyn, N. Y., a cc,jy of
which has been filed in the office of
the clerk of the court in Mooie
county.
To the tiusteos cf Park Slope Con
gregational Church in Brooklyn Mr.
Steffee bequeathed $1,000 to b? held
in trust as an endowment or reserve
fund, with the lequest that the an
nual income from this be used in pay
ment of rental ou pew No. ttO which
had been occupied by himself and
family for upwards of fifteen years,
said pew to be known as ‘‘The Strang
ers' Pew.” Th3 trustees were author
ized to use -said bequest for any pur
pose they deem most expedient as a
contribution to the church.
To Greenwootl Cemetery Corpora
tion of Brooklyn was left one $r>00
gold liberty bond in trust for the
perpetual care of the cemetery plot
of Mr. Steffee and wife.
The remainder of the estate was be-
w
progtam. There is to be an egg-roll-1 Queathed to the only child, Donald M.
sible. All gi'owers will be notified as
to the place of meeting and the days ceeded in getting up withJohn to get
that we shall be in the different sec
tions. It looks like we may be a little
short on help so will a.«k that you
follow instructions as closely as pos
sible. The days that we are out in
the different communities, the office
will most likely be closed. However,
it should not take us long to get
around, then you could come in here
most any tlay and get yours fixed up.
If each one will bring in. on a piece
of paper, his acreage of the different
crops planted it will save us lots of
time. We will want a record of all
crops, including even the gardens,
grown on each farm.
‘‘Those who are interested in this
program should begin looking around '
for peas and beans. There will be a'
great many used and the prices will,
be quite a bit higher later on. This '
is true every year but I am looking!
for seed to be scarce this year just'
as le.spedeza seed was this year. i
their
ored
information,
bov who had
ing contest for the children at 11:30
o'clock Sunday morning. At 2:30 in
the afternoon a kickers’ golf tourna
ment starts, open to all, and tor
th se not competing in this an obsta
cle putting conte.st for prizes is on
the program for 3:00 o’clock. In the
evening, starting at nine, the Pine-
H-wever, the col-' Needles ‘‘Amateur Hour” will be
started the whole | staged. All residents and visitors in
affair gave himself up soon after
officers returned to town.
the
Syinington Announces
Gift for Health Work
One Hundred Dollars from Mrs.
Keating To lie I'sed for
Serums, Vaccines, Etc.
A gift of a check for SIOO.OO from
Mrs. Francis T. Keating of Pinehurst
for public health work was announced
this week by Dr. J. Symington, the
county's health officer. This gift will
be used for piophylactic serums, vac-
cine.s and other work. Dr. Sj'mington
said.
"We much appreciate lti:s gift and
i a riport of its disbursement will be
I made in due time to the kind-hearted
donor who has been a wonderful
friend of our work since its commenc-
■ ing in Moore county.
"This is Negro Health Week and
i we are supposed to have special meet-
I ings and deliver lectures and ad-
dres.ses and raise a special interest in
, the work among the colored people of
I the county. While some of our time
Steffee, of Lakewood, Ohio.
ABKKDKEN AM MM ^
DAVIDSON ( KNTENNIAl.
Aberdeen alumni of Davids'n Col- !
lege are taking an active part in the ;
work of the alumni association of the
Presbyterian institution which next
year celebrates its 100th anniversary.
Two Ab.rdeen citizen.s are members
of the Alumni Council, W. A. Mc-
Keithen and A. B. McLean. This or
ganization is composed of leading
Davidson alumni v,’hc> have shown ex-
developed in Germany at a reputed j ceptional interest in the affairs of
cotistruction cost of $800. i the college
Full fragrance, fine flavor,
real body, have made MINT
SPRINGS the value leader
in the limited budget whiskey
market. No wonder—it’s a
Glenmore product!
the Sandhills are invited to join in the
fun.
A ‘‘poor man's airplane” nas been
Kansas harvested one-fifth of the
I United States wheat acreage in 1934.
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AKRESTED FOR THKE.\T FO
KII.L \MFK AND FA.MILV
In an application for a peace bond
Ray Thompson, white of near Jack
son Springs, was charged in Record
er’s Court Monday with threatening
to kill his wife and other members of
r
his family. He entered a plea of not I has been spent among the colored
guilty, but was found guilty. Judg-, population during the week. I wish to
ment in the case w'as that the de-! state here that the year round and
fendant be required to funiisb bond ' every year since the inauguration of
in the amount of $500 to keep the | public health in Moore county, as
peace and be of good behavior to-; much interest has been taken, accord
ing to population, in the colored peo
ple as in the white population, and
there is no discrimination between
the two races. As this has been our
policy in the past it will be in the
future. The races are so much in
touch with each other in life and com
merce that whatever disease affects
one is likely to affect the other, and
from a public health standpoint and a
medical standpoint disease has to be
combatted whereever it exists, inde
pendent of race or creed. As among
the white population the doors have
been thrown wide open by the colored
population for public health work,
and much good work has been done in
the past years in their midst.
“During the winter a large r>art of
j our time has been devoted to schools,
and it is now nearing the time to ar
ranging for pre-school clinics when all
children planning to attend school
for the first time should undergo a
physical examination and be vacci
nated in order to enter school next
y'ar,” Dr. Symington said.
ward the members of his family, and
upon failure to furriish bond that he
be committed to jail and assigned to
work on the State highway, judg
ment to be suspended upon condition
that the defendant leave Moore coun
ty and remain out of the county and
not molest his family for the next
two years.
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MISS VERRY WINS GOLF
[| CHAMPIONSHIP HERE
Miss Deborah Verry of Worcester,
[•Mass., won the annual Women’s Mid-
I South golf championship at the South-
, ern Pines Cotintry Club last Friday
! after a play-off with Miss Estelle
Lawson of Chapel Hill, with whom
she was tied at the end of the regu
lation 36 holes of medal play. This Is
the second time Miss 'Verry has won
the title here, having come out on
top in the 1933 tournament. Sixty-
five competed in the Southern Pines
event.
George T. Dunlap, Jr., won for the
fifth time the annual North and
South amateur for men in Pinehurst
last week, defeating A. C. Giles in
the finals. During the tournament
Dunlap set a new amateur record for
the new grass-greened No. 2 cham
pionship course, with a 69.
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