ilAYMARCH 3. 1938
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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few Club Formed
At Juapie urove
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Jthe Lake Junaluska school for the
lnoe i f organizing a nome uenion
SatHin club. An interesting explana
X, 0f the purpose and worth of a
fcb s given Dy juiss oiihhi.
'Jofeers were elected as follows:
IjWdtnt, Mrs. Ed Glavich.
h'ice President, Mrs. C. R. Palmer.
JsrtTetar--treaurer, Mrs. Z. L. Mas-
jx..uit.,v (,f different projects were
Xottd h'h were M follows:
TkkIs and Nutrition, Mrs. Frank
ijrhols.
Joixl Conservation, Mrs. C. R.
pliTit-r.
k'kithing, Mrs. Jim Noland.
floutv Furnishing, Mrs. Lelah
Mfcody-
Ioir.e Furnishing, Mrs. l,. mas-
liome Management, Mrs. Hilliard
Mrs. jLelah
Raymond
Moody.
Home Beautification,
Noland.
Home Garden, Mrs.
Swayneim.
Home Poultry, Mis. Boiling Bur
ress. Home Dairy, Mrs. Hardy Liner.
Parent Education, Mrs. Sam Queen.
Several different
vv.o nciC
appointed by the president:
Health and Relief, Mrs. W. L Win
j Chester.
, Education. Mrs. Fnlh.-i.ri,
Recreation, Mrs. Hurst Burgin.
Loan Fund, Mrs. Hurst Burgin.
Markets, Mrs. Commodore Davis.
4-H Club Work, Mrs. Phillips.
Song Leader, Mrs. Z. L. Massey.
Reporter, Miss Rathbone.
Club meeting adjourned to meet
again March 24th at Lake Junaluska
school. All ladies of M.il. n-.,
community are invito tn utt
join the club.
Uncte Jim Says
Crabtree I. T. A. To
Present Unique Program
Old Fashioned School Dava. with th-
program for the occasion sponsored
by thP Crabtree Parent. Tpnchoi. As
sociation, will be given in the school
auqitorium on Friday the 11th at 7:30
Uncle Sam's wheat supply varies
from year to year, but consumption
stays fairly stable. A plan to level
out market supply looks like good
business.
p. m.
Those taking part will include the
district school pupils of fifty years
ago.
All former pupils and teachers of
the school are invited to meet j;t the
school for this evening of reminiscing
and entertainment.
Crop And Feed
Loans Available
Applications for
and feed loans for 1938 are now being
leceivea ai court house here by S S
Willia ms, field supervisor nf tha F.m ur
gency Crop and Feed Loan section of
me rami credit Administration.
The loans will be made, as in the
past, only to farmers who cannot ob
fain credit from
The money loaned will lu limit..rl r.,
the farmer's immediate and actual
cash needs for growing his 1938 crops
or for the purchase of feed for live
stock, and the amount which may be
loaned to any one farmer in 1938 may
not exceed $400.
Farmers .who can obtain the funds
they need from an individual, produc
tion credit association, bank, or other I
concerns are not eligible for crop and
feed loans from the Emergency Crop I
and Feed Loan section of the Farm
Credit Administration. The loans will
not be made to standard rehtthilitnf iin
clients whose current. nprlu or- I
vided for by the Farm Security Ad
ministration, formallv knnwn
Resettlement Administration.
As in the past, farmers who ob-
Uncle Jim Sags
Baby's Cry Saves 5
ALBANY, N. Y. Had it not been
for the lusty wails of -year-o3I Pa
ticia Fliegel, flve persons would have
lost tl eir lives when the home of her
parent, Mr. ami Mrs. Stephen Fliegel
caught fire during the night
Awakened, they found the kitchen
fn flames. With Patricia and their
two other children, they fled.
LIQUOR It EVEN UK'S IT
r armers are alreadv
about what may happen to hog prices
if we get another bummr rrnn in 1
1938 like we did in 1937.
tain emergency crop and feed loans
will give as security a first lien on
the crop financed, or a first lien on
the livestock to be fed if the money
borrowed fs to be used to produce or
purchase feed for livestock.
Wh. re loans are made to tenants,
the landlords, or others having an in
terest in the crops financed of the
livestock to be fed, are required to
WASHINGTON. Liquor tax re
ceipts in J 937 totaled $587,305,P10, an
increase of $8,223,731 over 193(5, ac
cording to reports of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau. Of this amount $278,
365,238 came from fermented malt
liquors, such as beer, while $236,300,
574 was collected as domestic excise
taxes on distilled spirits.
waive their claims in favor of a lien
to the governor of the Farm Credit
Administration until the loan is re
paid. Checks in payment of approved
loans will be mailed from the Regional
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan office
at Columbia, South Carolina.
We Can Fill Your Every Farm Needs
Seeds That Grow
For years we have dealt in seeds as farmers, as buyers, and as seed
merchants. We offer a quality that we know will produce bountiful crops
under normal conditions. We'll gladly advise on proper mixtures and
amounts for all types of soils. The seed you buy from us, you can buy with
confidence in their vitality to grow in normal conditions.
JUST RECEIVED CAR
Seed Oats
WE HAVE PLENTY OF
Japanese Onion
Sets
And Other Varieties
MAINE GROWN
Seed Potatoes
Irish Cobblers, Green Moun
tain and Spaulding Rose.
Sherwin & Williams Dry Lime and Sulphur
We Have
Baby CM
Direct from a hatchery thai successfully places on the market
over five millions chicks a year. Tell us what you want.
We Have Already Sold One Customer This Year
4.00
Sortie are already six weeks old, and he has OVER
i5 per cent of the number he bought. So pleased is
this Haywood chicken grower, that he is now building
and preparing for an additional
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This Haywood man knows good healthy chicks
when he sees them, and he knows that a healthy chick
needs the best in food, and he is feeding his chicks
eGaoirfltsf Feeds
This tried and tested feed will make raising chick
ens easier and more profitable.
For an ideal combination, buy your chicks and
feed from us. Security feed has Chick Starter, Chick
Ration, Broiler Ration, Laying Mash and Scratch Feed.
Also: Dairy Feed, in both 16 and 24 per cent pro
tein, Horse and Hog Feeds and Calf Meal.
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This year, farmers are assured of quality farm supplies at
reasonable prices. We have everything you'll need for a crop.
Our complete lines of seeds, heavy hardware, tools and fertilizers
are all that you could wish.
Before you buy, Come In and See What We Have To Offer that
will make this year's farming easier and more profitable.
BKOW&NdLAND
PHONE 366
' - fill - 'SmWM
J '.'ti'v T'f06V;A' . . The kind and quantity to ftive '"Zfijip
lyfl' tbe crop a quick start and keep it growing. '
I JpiWSPIWRlC ACID . . Ample Superphor-
.T'v1 p,,ate to boost the y'e,d- ytisi
' ' P 'nsure healthy, igorous plants. ?W
?VJS- Xjt 4 GNESIA . .Sufficient . to' insure that mix-
;.- .ht,'J 1 tures are non-acid forming.
" "" XPER1ENCE 35 millkn tons back o every ' ;
?fJ Virginia-Carolina chemical Corp.
ppC ,; GREENSBORO, N. C.
D SUPPLY CO.
GEO. A. BROWN, JR., and JULE NOLAND, Owners.
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