Things To Watch For In The Future Plastic tax tokens?Colorado, for one state, is replacing aluminum sales tax tokens with plastic ones, ? about the size of a dime, but thick er. and bright red ... A "flying wing" plane is just that?tailless, and with power plant, cockpit and crew all housed within the huge V, and with two propellers, in the back, as "pushers"?it's been put through ex tensive tests by Northrop Aircraft Company . . Feed Situation In State Considered Very Bright R. H. Ruffner, head of the State College Animal lnduftry Depart ment, says ttie excellent crop of com silage recently harvested in most sections of the State will go a long way toward decreasing feed bills this winter. Indications are that more com silage was put up this year than ever before. Then, too, many silos have been filled with soybeans, les pedeza and grass. Farmers looking for com might investigate the tre mendous supply now on sale in east ern North Carolina, that section pro ducing one of its heaviest crops. Change Recognized As Important Step In Banks Progress (Continued from page one) ble the facilities it has had in serv ing its customers in the old quar ters, and the employees will have ample room for handling their work, aiding their efficiency. The modernized building has an impressive appearance both on the inside and outside. Special name plates have been carefully fitted in to the stone front on each side of the entrance, and a night depository has been provided, giving the bank the latest in equipment for serving its patrons. While work in the main banking room and on the first floor has been completed, the modernization pro gram is being extended to other parts of the building New heating ar rangements are being effected, and other details are being handled to equip the bank for offering every modern service. The board of di rectors, made up of well-known citi zens in the community, will be lo cated in renovated quarters. The Crawford Insurance Agency will continue in its present location on the second floor, and the third story offices will be occupied right on by the present tenants. Cashier Clayton and other mem GUARANTY'S RECORD | Deposits October 14, 1933 $ 1,830,969.47 October 18. 1941 13.948.379.09 Increase (607%) $11,117,409.62 Loans and Discounts October 14. 1933 $ 656,428.90 October 18, 1941 2,986.322.24 Increase (355%) S 2.329,893.34 Resources October 14. 1933 $ 2,104.004.36 October 18, 1941 13,998,219.99 Increase (565% ) $11,894,215.63 Higher Prospects of a higher av-iage lev el of consumer purchasing j>ower in 1942 means more income for vege table producers_in_jo.nlrti 1. reports the U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Ec onomics. bers of the banking force are ex tending a cordial invitation to the general public to visit them in their new quarters on and after next I Monday. Evci> pu^iblc arrange 'ment has been ^ffoeted to make the I building eon veil j'en i headquarters | for banking visitors. and a spirit of I friend lines* will always he found i there. | Just what use will be made of the building the Guaranty Bank is va cating, has not been learned here. It is understood the owners will con sider altering it for possible occu pancy. The renovation of the big build ing gives Williamston and this com munity two- of the finest banking structures to be found anywhere in this section of the State. SCS Offers Cash For Kudzu Seed The SCS is sending out an SOS to North Carolina fanners. Earl Meacham, Extension soil con servationist of N. C. State College, says the Soil Conservation Service is making an urgent plea for North Carolina farmers to harvest every ounce of kudzu seed that can be lo crod this fall The SCS has announced that it j will pay market price for all the seed it can get. At the present time, this runs about one dollar a pound for cleaned seed, and 25 cents a pound for seed in the pod. Approximately five pounds of dried pods are re-1 quired to make one pound of clean ed seed. Until this year, the United States had depended on Japan, the home of kudzu for its seed supply. Now it appears that little if any will be im ported from that country this year, which means that American agricul ture again will have to fall back on its own resources. Farmers and others knowing of a promising site where the kudzu is more than three or four years old are urged to inspect it carefully, Meacfuim said. If it has a good crop of seed pods, the work unit techni cian of the Soil Conservation Serv ice in that district may be notified. Or the finder may write directly to the service in Spartanburg, S. C. The most promising places for lo cating a good seed crop, Meacham explained, seem to be large gullies covered with kudzu, or fence rows, vacant lots, porches and old home sites. Kudzu usually produces more seed when it climbs over bushes, trees, fences, or trellises. Pods should not be picked until frost. Another Step Foward B p Congratulate The GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY On ihp Orfiijmni-v nf Thfir Ww Hnmp! Western Auto Store Best Wishes ~ GUARANTY BANK and TRUST COMPANY FOR YOIJR CONTINUED SUCCESS And PROGRESS In YOUR NEW HOME... W. G. PEELE INSURANCE WIELIAMSTON BEST WISHES To The GUARANTY BANK & TRUST COMPANY Your Iraiihfer to a building. recently renovated and painted' in an improve ment to our town. Ann's Variety Store Economy Auto Supply Store Extends Best Wishes and Congratulations To The GUARANTY BANK & TRUST COMPANY On tin* Purchase of Their New Building Whieh Will Soon Be Occupied . . . Modern Building For 4 MODERN BANK WE EXTEND SINCERE Congra tu la Hons To The Guaranty Bank& T rustCo. Belk - Tyler Co. WILLIAMSTON, N. C. IN OUR NEW QUARTERS Monday, October 27 th We Will Officially Open For Business In Our New Building Next Monday, Oct. 27 This building. three' stories lii<xli ami formerly occupied hy the Branch c Banking and Trust Company, has been newly painted, renovated and re modeled from front to haek. New fixtures have also been installed and with a building larger and more convenient quarters we feel that we can 9 better serve our customers and friends. We sincerely appreciate the pat ronage accorded us since we came to Williamston and section and trust we ? may have the very great pleasure of serving you in the future. Visit Us In Our New Building Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. WILL1AMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA

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