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Free Seedlings Are Going Fasi Four-H Club members whi: want to tak advantage of free' seedling offers made by pulp wood comoames had better see their count\ agent immediately, according to John V - ■ ist ant forestei for State College's Agricuituial Extension Service. To date, Ford said, lift orders from Hi counties have been re lings. A* the same time last year, only about half that num ber had been ordered. H Alleghany County, with 24 or ders for 101,500 tree.', has broken Now Is The Time to ko to COURTNEY'S For FURNITURE the record for number of seed- ! lings ordered by any one county in a single season. The previous high was 97.000 seedlings ordered by Montgomery County in 1950 51. * The following sendings are still available in the areas which they were allotted: loblolly pine, 533, 700: shortleaf pine, 133,500: white ! 1)0.300 Instructions foi planting seed lings art given in Extension Cir cular No. 371, “Plant ^xorest Tie-, s.” copies of which may be ,.fci l\v \vnmu!offeicauV'ns, Department, N C. State College, Faieigh Prepared by Extension Forester John L. Gray, the circu lar covers kinds of trees to plant, number to plant per acre, land preparation, and step-by-step procedure for planting. Tit lor Tat "My wife was a good cook." "Well, my first husband never complained.” PLEASE Send \ofir (‘lollies lo iis as earlv as possible beiore (Jirislmas Keek in order lo lie sure that I liev will lx* ( leaned lor \ on bv ( dirisl inas. Don I wail . . . do il today! We Will Be Closed From THURSDAY, December 25 Until Monday, December 29 ALPHA CLEANERS And Blue Star Cleaners •>orlli Carolina i-H’ers Karn High Honors HIGH HONORS were accorded 4-H’ers for their top records in the 1952 National 4-H Dress Revue, Farm and Home Safety, KU'd Crops, and Health programs. Kach received an educational trip ti the l ist National 4-H Club Congress, Chicago, November 10 — December 4. Highlights of their club careers are given below. r.lwtaheth Kinehardt. 1H, ot Mooresville, received statewide icrognition in the -l-II Health Improvement program and will attend the Chicago 4-H Club Congress as guest of the Kel 'ogg Co., of Battle Creek With help of h r club leader. Mrs. VVilHs Teetei she studied her individual problems, plume,i pvopriate notion- and the,, fol lowed through. Klixabeth has been a club member for tiv" ven rs r O hi,-|| time he Is,.-- t doll ssTpve -enve VieaitVv oryhV.t e ments. She has assisted in T. B.. Cancer, Community Chest and Kud Cross drives. As junior load er of her elub she has worked tirelessly to bring the good health message to others. She served as secretary and treasurer of the Alooresville 4-H Club. An outstanding 4-11 Field Clops record yielded state hon Muriel t uekett, 1.. «l lay ton, has accomplished noteworthy results In the 4-H Farm amt Home Safety program, for whieh she receivtd the (tenoral Mefcirs iw award to the Chicago ** H 14V?^gi fv nvav • of *ur veys. (ternoosU ations and otiiei aids, me has helped to make her ■ •mr.ninity more safety enn sv'ous. Shirley believes }<>-■<■ worthwhile safety measure was to covering a w%ll on the fam ily V • to,-, w.o pip of 22®. liakards she ttas eiiiwmatcvi around her home since she start ed her safety project five years ago. She has helped the public tiy assisting on radio programs, writing safety promotion and demons! ratina before a,000 peo ple at the annual Farmer’s Day Festival. Outing her live years in 4-H Shirley has learned to practice safety daily. Elizabeth Rin»h»rdt Andrew Bone ns to Andrew Rone, IS, of . ireenville. Living on the lul u-re farm of his parents, Mr. »nd Mrs. A. H. Hone, In- put to good use the skill and know how gained during si\ years in the 1-rt Field Crops propram. Keep ing: farm machinery in top-notch •audition, careful selection and jeatment of seed, and scientific , net hods of soil conservation, ccro some of the better farm »ractices learned. Andy ha- pro luced more than 100 bushels f I -orn on his one-aere project every ' year since 1048—- an achievement in an area where 40 bushels is the average. This year he had | an acre of tobacco which pro 1 duced ] ,82'd pounds. Other crops ! havo included sweet potatoes, cotton and peanuts. Andy has presented movies on crop rota tion. Andrew’s trip to the Club Congress was furnished by Inter national Harvester. All these programs are conduct) erativu Extension Service. Shirley Puckett Edith Foster liepi esenting North Carolina in the National 4-11 Dress Ke vuf program will ho Kdith Fos ter, In, of I.exington. Through her 4 H project work, planning and making a harmonious en semble has become a simple mat ter to Kdith. Ijni.se, pood groom ing habits, improved personality and a considerable savings in dol lars have also been gained along the way This year Kdith took top honors with an ensemble she designed for special occasions. As a coed at the University of North Carolina, she feels that her black faille duster coat, with matching skirt, cape and tucked blouse, are functional and dressy enough, to fill a basic need for off-campus activities. Kdith has goo seven dress revile awards in as many years as a club mem ber. She will bo the guest of Simplicity Pattern Co. at the Chicago 4-11 Club Congress, d under the direction of the Coop Grain Is Food, Keep It Clean "Gram Is Guild- Keep It Clean" is the title uf a new folder just published by the Agricultural Kx tensmn Service of N. C. State College. The folder gives farmers in structions on how to keep their stored grain clean and thus save it from condemnation undt i the food and drug laws of the Federal government. Efforts are now being direct ed at raw grain by the Federal Food and Drug Administration in its campaign to clean up im pure. filthy, and adulterated feed stuffs Grain elevators and other grain-handling concerns will bo the immediate points ol invesli gation. Ultimately, however, re sponsibihty for clean gram will fall on the producer, in whose hands grain is more easily -ub jt-ct In insect and indent contami nation, and where prevention is more easily accomplished, sa\ Stole College specialists. This means that sooner or later the grain producer will have to continue and increase steps to protect his.gram through uses oi insecticides, fumigants, and ro dent nudes. the specialists a 'ii ilia tv I ,uiu i i (ullt P.tlOi p-.i m a ms vs ill be of major impoi lane, point "in The (older can be obtatneo1 No 95, or In writing to the Pub lications Department, N. C. State College, Raleigh " I )acs youi girl sijioke "Well, not quite.’’ NOTICK or l.KASH North Carolina. Martin County. Notiee is hi rein given that by virtue of an order passed In the Board ot Commissioners ot Itic Town of Williamston at then re: ular meeting held November 3. 1953. and by \ irUu ol the Gi nera! Statutes of North Carolina. :-er tion KiO-59, the undersigned at torney will on the 29th day ol li'avn 5'.*it.11’ and number CiXtenston Koidi December. 1952, m front of the courthouse door t;i the Town nf Williamston at 12:00 o'clock noon., offer for lqas« for tin term of one year. beginning January 1. 1!»3, at public auction to t!u highest balder for cash, tin : lowing described tract of land All that certain tract nt laud lying and being .just south oi the David Moore K;n n.. hogmti'a at a point where Martin Stri-el a iersects tintgarni; Street and rim nine uMl -31 tii ;"i rs ", t ’ ' canal, thence alony the canal to thi1 David Moore line or corn. . thence along the Uaviu M < line North 31 degrees 30 minutes ! to a uo’nt where Mar'll St"' el were extended in a straight line, thence a straight line to the point of beginning, same beiu . the lower end of the I tolber ,l ndt Farm in the Town of WiItianision The successful balder will get all crop allotments. Those al lotments for the year 1952 were as follows: Tobacco . 5 I acres Peanuts 1.7 ai rt s This 21 day f November, 1052 Board of Town Dommissioneis Of tIn Tiiwn of Williamston. Chas II Man n m \t I \ . d2 9 I li 23 NOTSC1 Of S \1 1 Under and by virtue of tin power of sale contained in deed . I' tro d 1.. W 111 lam .ton K alt\ Company to 11 D. Bateman, dated I May 12, 1047. of ieeora in the Re gisters Office of Martin County in Book J 4. Page 1!):'), the under signed Substitute Trustee will on' TITSDAV, DK( h.ViliKK till, 1052. at noon at tin- Courthouse door of That eei tain house and lot and ia emist - neai the Tiiwn of W11 - liunislon. Martin County, North Carolina. Ik ins; l.ot No. fj in Block Martin County, offer mi sale at Dlibnc auct ion, f a. !l t' * the lores, to-wit; \ the ,t S Whith and 11 S Whitley pi i pel t> , and lions a pari i,l the land known as "The « dye ol Bark Avenue, w hich stake 150 leet Northwest from the N. rtheasterly corner of Park Av enue and U. S Highway No 04; running thence North 20 degrees West 00 feet along Park Avenue to i .take, thence North til de rives Past 150 feet to a stake: iheno South 20 degrees Hast (it) ct to i I a ke the nc< South til cl. i.is V, i st I ail !i‘et to a stake oil Pal k Avenue, the point of the b aiinm:., and being the same fua noses described on a map or pld'thereol made by Jack 1. lav i t man. Surveyor, Kh/abeth Citv. N C , April 12. 10i7 Tin purchasei at said sale will In required to deposit with the iindersnmed 10'. of the amount s’ hi ■d in : -aid IH( WILKEN COMPANY. LAWRENCEBURG. INDIANA • BLENDE_L> WHISKEY 8S PROOF li)\ DRAIN NEOIKAl SPlKIIS Ik bid a.s a guaranty and forfeit pending confirmation of the sale lr (hr Court. This November 29. 1952. •John C. Rodman, Substitute Trustee, do 2-9 16-25 How To Relieve Bronchitis L l eoimiision relievo promptly bwauM il goes into die bronchial system to help 1‘Hjscti .ifid cspel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe ami heal tins, lender, in6atried bronch’al ■ .ill'.', (‘uaianlecd to .HWf rernrfr-d •*• «svnr,»vsk4W^®*" stood the test ol millions of users. CREOMULSION relieves Coughs. Chest Colds, Aot^e PrtncHittf FOR at CHRISTMAS HIM i Cull Links AM) I H MAI\ / /Y///f/r \ 11,11 d i i» 11 v* il o v e r I a \ »d I i- Karat odd ii»-ii* i.-^ tin Ih.uiIv a ml .-cT\ Koal>ilily oi till- -in.ull\ ilori^ncd -et. lr 111 L -, SB.50 lie- Bar, 1 Hitt "#* i'" f***fip * - ^i ( I2^i\1iiin Kor livery Name On .f^iir Gill />, <•/ SINCE ill Main [ Texas Station Under New Management i V Effective As Of This Date, Tuesday, Dec.l 6th Will Serve as Manager and Operator oi this station located next door to the Moore Grocery Company, at the intersection oi Washington and Haughton Streets, in Williamston. He ex tends a welcome to his friends, strangers or acquaintances to visit him and his assistants when in.m°d oi geodlexaco Gasoline anAJlolmJtiis. - - - __ We may be new at the business hut we learn last. Our personnel has had valuahle experience in the service station business and we'll guarantee to «*ivc you excellent service. When we wash or grease your ear you can hct your top dollar it will he serviced as it should he. We sell the Old Re liable Texaco products and in addition to Texaco "usoline, llavnliuc and Texaco motor oils we sell many other allied products manulaetiired hv the Texas (lonman\ . . • . ,'W<« '"••*■•"♦3 • " •nn.iMi *«•** .. ^ ....... . • J •' ..... .. . UUUMMMMMMIM TEXAl Motor! INSULA?! Coil Us For A Real Wash and Grease Job TEXAS SERVICE STATION Next Door To Moore Grocery Company Williamstoa, N. C.
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