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THE PILOT. Southern Pines, North Carolina The production of broilei;s in North Carolina during 1954 is expected to exceed 57 million. Lack of sulphur has been, de tected in some soils in the South, according to USDA officials. OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS UNTIL CHRISTMAS K'-' I li YoulTl find here exciting gifts that are sure to please. We suggest: COSTUME JEWELRY . . . sparkling necklaces with matching earrings BLOUSES .. . the all-time favorite Ship ’n Shores I ROBES . . . lovely and luxurious EVENING DRESSES ... for holiday gaiety Bed Jackets, Gowns, Slips . . . lingeries of all kinds Handkerchiefs, Hose, Gloves, and, of course, the practical in Coats and Dresses Iranjean’s SOUTHERN PINES eOtTlED IN BOND BY J. A OOUGHERTY S SONS. INC.. DISTILLERS ESTA&LISHCO 1049 PHtLAOtlrtH'A. PA aOTTLED IN BOND (UNDER U. S. GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION) 100 PROOF YEARS OLD STRAIGHT BOURBOM WHISKEY PINT OIIIEO IN BONil BV J- A. DOOGHHiTY’S SDNS, INC.. DIGTIIUSS, PHILADELPHIA, PA Polling Places Listed For Vote On Cotton Quota Moore Farmers To Cast Ballots On Tuesday. Dec. 14 On Tuescfey, December 14, the nation’s upland cotton growers will go to the polls to vote on whether marketing quotas will be in effect on the 1955 cotton crop Moore County farmers were re minded this week by the ASC offiice at Carthage. The Secretary of Agriculture is required by law to proclaim marketing quotas if the supply of upland cotton is more than the normal supply. Such a proclama tion for the 1955 crop was made by Secretary Benson. Marketing quotas icannot be continued in effect without the approval of at least two-thirds of the cotton growers voting in a referendum. Farmers who pro duced upland cotton in 1954 are eligible to vote. The voting in MoOre County will take place at the following community pblling places listed below, which will' be open be tween the hours of 8 a. m-.. and 6 p. m.: Carthage—^Deep River—^Ritters, hall of Moore County Court House. Greenwood, M. W. Harbour’s Store, Cameron. Sandhill, Burney Hardware, Aberdeen. ! Bensalem — Sheffield, Lynn Martin’s store. Eagle Springs. Mineral Springs, West End School, West End. McNeill, new town hall, Vass If quotas are approved, price support at a level between 82 1-2 and 90 per cent of parity for 1955 crop upland cotton will be avail able to eligible growers. If quotas are disapproved, cotton acreage allotments without marketing quotas will remain in effect, but price support to eligible growers of upland cotton will be limited to 50 per cent of parity. No person who overplants his cotton allotment will be eligible for price support on any Basic Commodity produced by him or to receive assistance under the 1955 ACP Pro-gram. The average yield for snap beans in North Carolina is expect ed to be 50 bushels per acre—10 bushels below the 1953 yield and 18 bushels below the 1949-52 ave rage yield. ABERDEEN By DOROTHY McNEILL Cardinal Book Club The Cardinal Book Club held its regular meeting and Christmas party December 2 in the Legion Hut with Mrs. Bill Wooten and Mrs. Dan Hancock as co-hostesses, Mrs. Charles Shields, president, presided over a routine business session at which time, she wel comed several guests. i Mrs. J. W. Fc-Uey had charge of the program. Several games were played and enjoyed. The room was decorated, carrying out the Christmas motif. Gifts, which had been placed under a Christ mas tree, were exchanged. The hostesses served hot punch, and 13 guests present. Books were exchanged during the social hour. Brief Mention Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kirk of Sanford spent the weekend here. Mrs. E. R. Capps and Miss Lil lian Pleasants were Wednesday visitors to Fayetteville. Billy Matthews of Norfolk, Va., spent the weekend here. Tommy Wooten of of Ft. Jack- son spent the weekend here with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrell spent Saturday in Greensboro. Mrs. George Campbell of High Point visited relatives here sev eral days last week. Mrs. J. M. Singleton of Candor is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robbins. Billy and Glen Russell returned to Catawba College Sunday eve ning after a weekend visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Russell. John Sloan has returned home after receiving treatment at Moore County Hospital. Mrs. James McLeod and son have returned home after spend ing several days in Portsmouth, Va., with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Taylor of Goldsboro spent the weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Singleton and daughters of Laurinburg were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell. Miss Dorothy McNeill was the house guest of Mrs. John W. Mc- Lauchlin in Raeford the first part of the week. Mrs. Annie Belle Johnson and son cf Camden spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Pleas ants. Mrs. D. Scott Miller of Salis bury is spending some time With Mr. and Mrs. V. U. Grose. Johnny Sloan of Norfolk, Va. is spending several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Townsend and sons of Wilmington were weekend guests of Mrs. Mabel Bethune. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pleasants, Jr., Mrs. E. L. Pleasants, Sr., Mrs. N. A. Pleasants, Mrs. S. P. Swar- ingen, and Miss Rose Fiske were in Charlotte Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coble spent Sunday in Salisbury with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Austin and son of Statesville visited relatives FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1954 here' over the weekend. son were visitors in Durham Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- Tuesday. -from— The Quality Shop Poplar Street MEN'S —-TOP COATS —SUITS —SPORT COATS —JACKETS —PANTS —SHOES —ROBES —SHIRTS —BELTS —TIES —SOCKS —SWEATERS JERSEYS —CUFF LINKS —TIE PINS —GLOVES BOYS' —SUITS —COATS -JACKETS —PANTS Remember A Small Down Payment Buys Your Gifts You can pay the balance next year Clothing Is Always A Welcome Gift Especially When It Is From ABERDEEN, N. C. LADIES' —COATS —SUITS —DRESSES —SKIRTS —BLOUSES —SWEATERS —HOSE —GOWNS —ROBES —UNDERWEAR -JACKETS GIRLS' —COATS —DRESSES —SKIRTS —BLOUSES —JACKETS —LUGGAGE for Ladies and Men Formal Wear For Ladies and Men For Your Holiday Festivities The Quality Shop "Where Your Credit Is Good" POPLAR STREET ABERDEEN. N. C. 3 ‘m -at- RAY’S of Robbins New Holiday Suits and Dresses with the season’s most effective lines . . . 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