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dun '.t..r,
Jur. aii-d
ited Dr. e
Pink k::i r,
Mrs. Ia.-i
Saturd.? y t
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, in col;
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a t
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tfce i
tax 1
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ii the
;,:ic, it
;j Uie jrieW
. Uie revised
X its book for
v I t night, revenue
J that a surplus
' J to 1300.000 would
t r the 1934-S5 period.
(.well, Commissioner of
, extended the time ; for
. of 1934-35 license taxes
j Monday at midnight, sin-
end of the month came on
.but UtUe can be done to advance
I the work of rehabutauon of farra
ing and business until those charg
, ed with the responsibility and au-
' thority outline a; cooperative plan
,- ' ' of worlt for both agriculture and
t C ut cows . inauatry so that the work may be
1 with dia- gotten underway in an orderly
i ..v horn" -and' manner. -While .'American farm-
:..:,y is not dead ing ' and business is no longer, in
.. the depths but is on the upgraue,
ii-ndrjr and dairy it is going to require time, thought
t at State College of a hdgh order and plenty or wotk
inires now and then to coordinate agricultural and in
..a symptoms and dustrial plans so that they can be
r these "diseases." ' ' made to. progress in a harmonious
:, associate pTof essor manner and not in a faltering , man
nent stated there are ner, nor in such manner as -.will
eases among cows or give one a decided advantage over
e other Animals which the other. - - - . -
n8. , ' v - f I- will await with interest prac-
- eople who think their an- tlcal suggesUons for the absorp
i e afflicted with these dis- tion of the domestic farm suprlus
i bora holes in the-horns ony domesUo Industry, the putting
; i the tails and fill the cut with ot idle acres to work profitably
t t ' without further Increasing surplu-
i"x h practices are hot only use- ses, et caetera. But I ,am for this
; , but cause the animals con- K"up of leaders, and I have auf-b.J.-rable
pan. Professor Haig com Aceint confidence in Mr. Schwiet-mo'-'ed
- J - ert's practicaWUty tos beUeve , he
. :,en a cow is sick; hot horns would not enaorse the movement
are a sign of fever and cold horns ne d not feel that it has a chan
are a r,::-n of inadequate circulation ce to succeed in improving condl
of the blood, he added, and thus "on on the farm, in industry nd
mar.iieat some constitutional dlsor- in the, field of transportation.
der that needs treatment - 1 , ' ' , v
. The so-alled hoUow tail is the Potters Hill NeWS
result of the animals being in a1 - Q -
run-down condtUon, which, causes ' large number attended the
the tail to be limp and soft. It is Advent Sunday school Convention
""" "'" " "-" rrz HoUy Grove Sunday. - "
Misses Inez Quinn, Ruth Edw-
: ards and Eatelle Thlgpen and Men-
; sra Burris Hall, Andrew Howard,
. Tom Hall, William Wbaley and
Cagle Houston were-the guest of
' Misses Vendetta and Verdie Quinn
I Saturday evening. '
1 . Misses Ronnie Quinn and Es telle
.Thigpen were the guest of - : Miss
Inez Quinn Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Edmond Futral
ho-
..flttt rock is fairly well fixed vp
for the summer entertainment ol
her cltizopship. we have 2 swim-, 18
1 6 1
j c " r i i i '
r,o r-' " '). 1 i i
wear something if you go In). and lnt0 a ht)ie or clUlt ;, rt
7 washholes within 2 miles of the , o
town halL j ..there is some . inte.
- . ; - e ' ' - ','' ' ' racing, but this is not i
. .flat rock allso enjoys the dis- M at preaaent. a r '
tlnktlon of owning Q hoss-shoe j,,,, mought spring up :
pitcninafcoarts, 1 private tennis widitn sight of the
coart, 1 baseball diamont, 3 see- tnat will be a big help t
saws on the scholl grounds, 2 mar- anj we have plenty of t
vel yards where marvels can be jiole. in fact, sevveml of r
shot by the publlck, and a nice er cupples stay out at i
sody mounting In the drug Stoar, p, m. on saddy nights,
allso an ice-house. f M j gtoar is doin? f ir!y v-
- . ' . I ing tne bootic;cpr9
1 4
-SXLD
y. he
i with
sway
. a run
i.i hoss
C plan
r -ard-ju.nnet
- house i
, t life,
:t down
r young
- 4iJ 8:45
t.ur licker
I consideiv
'.ition.
be ;
El
t-
ha.
ditlon is in need of treatment, he
' pointed out,, and not the tail.
PROJECTING
v PROSPERITY,
OUT A. CARD WELL .' '
' Agricultural ft Industrial Agent
Atlantitf Coast Line Railroad Co..
H. J. Schwietert, of Chigaco Vice
President, American Railway Dev-; were the guest f Mr. and Mrs
elopment Association, reporu nis Clarence Edwards Sunday.
attendance at a recent con?er'XC3rmvatA:1Sra. Oscar Norrlss were
of 280 meitJUiaVWomen interested the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ' Roy
!-' toulture, industry and science Williams Sufiday. "
v j met collaborate for the pw JtIHttMav.tlrrtBtw-
of developing new "industrial guest hv Beulaville last week.
j kets for farms products. It was , Mr Barney Quinn went to Beu
t e concensus of opinion of- those. , laville on a business ' trip Friday
I . ent that u prospeniy returns afternoon.
to this country (and of course t-; Mr. and Mrs. Eniis Turner were
will) it must come by agricultural. -the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
expansion, it was siaiea inai un- .haley this week end.
leas agriculture is prosperous trans jjr and ' Mrs. Q. I Quinn and
portation, industry and commerce Mrg, Edmond Brown were the
cannot become prosperous. -, , guegt of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Mur-
Tne comreence appomiea a com-' phy Sunday.
mittee of fifteen charged with
the responsibility and authority
to perfect an organization of a Na
tional Council of Representatives
Mrs.: Lonnie Jannan spent Sat
urday night with her mother, 'Mrs.
Carrie Lewis.
Mr; Andrew Howard spent. Sat
of Agriculture. Industry . and urday nignt wltn Mff Cagle Hous-
ii:ience. iu curamengauw iiuira ton.
was entertained wot we acuviues xjirs. Luther Beetle and Mrs.. Joe
growing out of th-s. gathering Houston were the uest of Mrs
Walter Heath Sunday afternoon.
would:-
1. Result In the gradual absorp- ,
.with the help of the f . e. r. a, It
' uut tak
i'.r. down to
it friends?
Vitality,
i vejrger
s that the
i i roud of.
i on our
fact, f we
there is some talk of getting a don't owe no dot's foopt to the
dog-race track on the outskirts ot poleesman and s... .iy waggin.
flat rock like they have In florldy, I : -t --yores irul.e K
nnndont. mr mike-- - miKe f rK, rid.
is to be hoped that We will soon . .well, mr. edditor, nov
have a recker-raUon park where ing a day off and nnn-i
the loafers can conger-gate Instead see yore manny flat rv
of at tb9 citty hall and play checks you will enjoy our I
allso cards If the w. c. t u. do not fried chickens, lce:tea, f
break their games up as they done tables, we have a t
on the sidewalk last year which ' county seat ought to I t
was tod by the ladies aid. , we- have newerJ.eis'
mtrust or priucuie. ui
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Clark, rfd. Is pushing this enter-i
coi ry t (indent.
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lion
KeriansvilleVc
Hear Talk Laot
Refrigeration Dc::: 3 1
t, - - v' . QUO ' 1 1 ' ' ' i ' --i ; , V )
" , 1 ' 1 - and other delicious 6f wrts. -
A most enjoyable meeting of the Attendance pri" i wore drawn;
Kenansvllle Woman's , Club was by-Mrs. D. S. Vv... ciia and-Mi:
held on last Thursday Afternoon In Lula Hlnson. All lad., s are looking
the local club room ;.;(. The presi- forward eagerly to tne July Club
dent, Miss Lula Hlnson called the. meeting at which tiiue they hope
meeting to order at 3:30. "America to have a range demot raUon. -The
-Beautiful" was sung by all .,".- . o r-
present, with Mrs, j. u. uowman TiiK1!a TV1 f
at the piano, after Which the club .UUlWyr - .. w.
Collect was reported in unison. ItJ, Ar"
V
.1
' Hill Cancel::
1 Tit.-o At r
Following a short business session, vh,t
a splnedid "Refrigeration Demon- ' ;
straUon" was given by Miss Lucy,
Slagle of Wilmington, N. C, whqt ' r
Is with the Home Service Depart- communication from Mnr
ment of the Tide Water Power bum, , wuioiuw:
Company. Miss Slagle was Intro- N. C. State Board of Charities and
ducedby Mrs. N. B. Boney, chair- ,PuUc Welfare to Mrs Harvey
man of the entertainment commit- Boney, County Superintendent oi
' " " ., ... t Public Welfare for Duplin County
tee for the June meeting. 1 revealed the announcement
c There were 19 club members and ...i,.,., , ' ,
4 visitors present Proir to adjour-
tEx-
ment the hostesses served lemon
ade and wafers, during which time jKodak Films Developed,
Miss Slagle gave everyone a taste i Eight PrIntl 40c.
ox oeucious Kinas oi tee cmuv
which she had made in the "O. E."
also some lee-DOx cake. She then
presentea eacn iaay present wiui
the recipe for the making of these
Southcrti-Art Co.
KENANSVIU.!", N. O. J-,
a of much of the domestic fanTrmT a Ttrto TTI'li,
lus by domestic Industry. . ,- U U:l JLiV. VY O lilUlJKxMU
2. Put idle acres to work profi- o - ,l.
t : "y. ' " - ; f .The Mission Circle will meet
3. Increase the purchasing pow- Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock
er of the American farmer on a With Misses Sallte and Essie Mae
t'. ' !e and more permanent basis Outlaw. All members are urged to
6 1 thereby.' - be present' - i
4. Increase the "demand for ma- : Mrs. W. J: 'Flowers and grand
pi iactured products, thus A :;, son,! George--Falson of Mt Olive
5. Creating new work for idle , visited in the home of Mrs. Flow
1 -.ii.is to do, reviving American in- era brother, 3. H. Parker last Wed
t i. try; restoring American labor nesday and. Thursday..'
to productive enterprise; and re- little Myra Joe Maxwell of La
lieving economic distress of the Grange spent last week with her
I.itlon. - ' grand-parents; Mr- and Mrs. R. G.
Tills is an ambiuous program MaxwelL
t 1 one that; is worthy of support Miss Annie Evelyn : Nunn of
V
: CAMELS NEVER
GET MY WIND
THAT? CONVINCING
EVIDENCE Of
THEIR MILDNESS i
YOU .COMMAND. .
OUR SERVICES-
WE HAVE! come to consider our part la the life of the commu
nity that of a public servant The Innumerable" small services
we are able to perform; the advice we mm offer regarding fi
- nanclal problems; our Interest In community development; all
are expressions of the part we have chosen to play to you and
' ' - ' t , ' i-. T ' "j, i. v n' 4 ' - ' "
to uor community. ;
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' An Iiutltutlon Founed Upon Public Coulidence.' ..
WALLACE ' KINSTON
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AT PPJC.:3 YOU CAN AI I 011D TO PAY r
; our cars at:: gcije ovri cg:ipli:tly in
OUR CHOP ELL CllU XIIHY ARE PUT 1N THE
MARKET.- ;- r i: . -
SPENC2 AUTO - CO:
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. ir tit-
Lnfirrr-?, If. C.
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"G-3" users around hi-secon-flrm
facts uncovered by N. Y.
Police Inspector Faurot on
tils country-wide search.
ii?o JIORE
MILKS of
j frequently
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Ous I l eiery py.
1 GOODYFAR
' MARGIN of
.scais quicker In
1 FVrnTWIST
CUitU gives
iA against blow-
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r T7
Don't tir.hU on weak tires through epeeJJnj'
holiday tra.TIa Luy safety r: for cysr th3
Fourth find the many months aLeaJ. (. ...
Let tia fco-v you v!.y tLa flatter, wUer, ttic!:cr ,
'G-3" All-Vr't r TreaJ, v.i clostr-risreJ
Ujc! ?r,-" Jr-;reri--" rinit, iarili;. r.pcvi.Lr.ci -cf
1 ,-cc t frotfction that tos even its tet-22et .
nxu-Ij. ' ' -
Let 13 !rs you orr rrlce yo- ' ' a It costi
r .1' L extra for ' i f "ra r " ' ty and
cr '-Fa-ice cf tLa r.c C . . ' ' oveJ
wn.r.Moua r;uT
ca' 'J 'LiCw
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