Slate College Tips
To the Housewife
Five persons out of a hundred
are born with good voices. The
rest of us have to work for one.
What are you going to do about
yourj?
Does my voice have enough
resonance?
Do I vary my pitch to express
my feelings"
Do I sound sincere and natural"
Do I hear any "fawncy" affec
tum ns?
Do I speak mo last" Too slow'.'
Do I v:;u\ e\ of speaking
from time to time"
Do i emphasise the important
words in my sentences?
Do I have a nasal twang or any
hoarseness?
What words do I stumble over"
Do any sounds, such as “s" and
"1". sound detective"
WHITE XYI ON
When white nylon 1urns yellow
01 brown, the discoloration, is
there to stay and cannot be re
moved. It can be prevented, how
ever. Never launde: white nylon
at temperatures above 270 degrees |
F.
Nylon be; ..use it is a strong fa- J
brie, is often abused. It should be i
handled ruefully just as you
would handle an” rayon or silk '
garment. Bee; use nylon picks up 1
colors very rapidly, it should nev
er be washed with colored pieces.
Wrinkling m. kes a nylon diffi-j
cult to iron. 1". automatic washers I
set the extractor at full speed and '
shut off immediately. This v. ill re- I
dure some of the wrinkling.
The best way tu laundry-mark I
nylon is to use marking tape. This I
can be applied to the garment
Marking solutions contain mater- j
ials that are usually harmful to I
nylon fibers.
86 Proof
THE STRAIWT WHISKEYS IN THIS PRODUCT
ARE 4 YEARS OR MORE OLD 35 STRAIGHT
WHISKEY, tS% NEUTRAL SPIRITS, DISTILLED
EROM GRAIN
tMOEIMli t VdltS LIMITED PEORIA. IlLIHOiS
iKeiRiviiBn
He's Outstanding
ONE SOIDIER who will not have to
duck bullets is Cpl Amos Barce
lona, of Denver Colo., who claims to
be the nation's smallest GI. Meas
uring 4 feet, 11 inches, the corporal
attempts here to touch the top ol
Pfc. Lester Mack's head Mack i?
6 feet, 4 inches Barcelona's meas
urements are an inch under Arn.v
requirements. (Internatio icl)
Publish Journal
On Alcoholism
——
Raleigh—North Carolina's unique
journal on-alcoholism, Inventory,
is included in the current litera
ture report of Yale University’s
Quarterly Journal of Studies on
Alcohol, S. K. Proctor, executive
director of the N. C. Alcoholic
Rehabilitation Program, announc
ed today.
Only state organ of its kind in
the nation, Inventory is published
by the ARP in Raleigh and edited
by Santford Martin, Jr., ARP ed
ucational director The first mag
azine appeared in May, and (his
month marked the fourth issue
new circulated to over 10,000
readers.
As a public information-educa
tion service toward the prevention
of alcoholism. Inventory presents
the latest facts on alcoholic treat
ment, rehabilitation, education
and prevention—human interest
features based on scientific re
search and sympathetic realism.
This journal and other ARP
brochures and guides on alcohol
ism are available to interested cit
izens through the ARP, Box 9118,
Raleigh, N. C.
The output per man-day of the
American coal miner has risen
32 percent since 1939, according to
the Bituminous Coal Institute.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of tile estate of the late
Mercedes Spruill, deceased, of
Williani.ston, Martin County,_N.
Irnmmm m mm iTii m ■ir*
I C\, this is to notify all persons
| having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
I to the undersigned Admimstiator
; at his home in Williamston, N. C ,
or to ins Attorney. Hugh G. Hor
l ton. Williamston. N C., on or be
| fore the Kith da.v of November,
• 1951, or this notice will bo pJead
I ed in bar of their recovery. All
i persons indebted to said estate I
will please make immediate pnv-1
ment. _ .
This the Gth day of November. I
1051.
Jesse W. Rodgers, Administra- J
lor of the estate of Mercedes!
Spruill, Deceased.
Hugh G. Horton, Attorney,
no 8-15-22-29 de 6-13
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, Martin County
Under and by virtue of the j
power of sale contained in a cer
laln deed of trust_ executed _ byj.
Raymond Hodges and wife Malis- ■
oa Hodge, , dated December 24,
1946 and re-forded in Book H-4
page 516 in the office of the Reg-;
is ter of Deeds of Martin County,
North Carolina, default having1
been made in the payment of the
said indebtedness thereby secured ,
and the said deed of trust being'
by the terms thereof subject to
foreclosure, the undersigned trus-!
tee will offer for sale at public'
auction to the hiahest bidder for
cash at the Court House door irr
Williamston. N. C., at Noon, on
the Monday 17th day o£ December
1951. the property conveyed in
the said deed of trust, the same
lying and being in the County of
Marlin and State of North Caro
lina, Griffin's Township and more
fully described as follows:
Beginning at a concrete mark
er the S. E. Corner of the Howard
Peele property; thence along Ho-1
ward JPeele’s line to_a_marker_
black gum on Dukes Bfarlch, the
corner of the 1000 acre tract;
thence North 82 degrees East 800
feet to a corner in Holly Branch
the dividing line between tracts
2 apd 3 of the W. D Daniel Land
Division; thence along the divid
ing line between tracts 2 and 3 of
the W. D. Daniel Land Division to
the road a concrete marker;
thence S. W. course along the I
road 600 feet to the beginning and
:eine tract No. 2 of the W. D. I
Daniel Land Division and being
the same property conveyed to
Raymond Hodges and wife by W.
D. Daniel and wife December 24,
1946.
The highest bidder will be re
quired to make a deposit of 10%
of the purchase price at the date
of the sale.
This 13th dav of November
1951. *
Clarence Griffin, Trustee. •
no 15-22-29 de_6_
FOB SALE! j
Si«per A n
Farmall Tractor |
1‘lns l oUoninu Ktiuiinnvnl _
FIELD DISK
LORN PLANTER
COTTON PLANTER
(il ANO SOWER
ROW MARKER
CULTIVATORS
Tl'RNIMJ PLOW
MIDDLE BISTER
TOBACCO LISTER
ROW OPENER
STALK CI’TTER
2 & 1 CTLTIVATOR
Thp Abovo l.t/iiipnn‘111 Is In A-1 (’ontlilion
SI,755.00
H
m 50 OR MORK BARRELS OF < OltN — MARKET FRICK,
™ 0 ROLLS OF WIRE — $10.00 Fl.it ROM.
S HA VRAKE — SL*~-1 CULTI-VA-TOR ..... sso cki ..
H < ART — 5.,.;,.(,0 3 lOBAU O TRUCKS $25.00
" Combined New Corn and Fertiliier FI i ter — $35.00
* 2 CRAY MILES 10 YEARS OI.D — ! ! ’5.U0 EACH.
H 6000 or ,000 I OK At ( O STIt KS—$15.00 M R THOUSAND
NEW FENCE CHARGER. battery or electric — $20.00
■ 1 CONSOLIDATED STOKER for Tub : , barn — $75.00
■ "00 or 800 BALES OF FEANl’T IIAY - 50. Fer Bale
_ I CAR TRAILER — $65.00
H 1100 PEANUT POLES, 2 x 2, 7 1-2 ft. lanv. Oak — 17c each
■
U The above items will be available by llie Kith
g of December, 1951. Can lie seen at Sailer
g fiebl farm, 1 mile from Ktlenlrn, N. C., on
■ Hertford Highway 17.
JOHN MOORE, JR.
RFD 2, Ilox 34 Kdeiiton, N. ('.
I
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