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Washington, July 6th.-The Agri
cultural Adjustment Administra
tion announced today that virtually
complete returns from the referen
dum, conducted in June to deter-'
mine whether flue-cured tobacco
growers desire an adjustment pro-'
gram to follow the one which ex-1
pires with the current season, show
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183;
r of "Yes", Votes, 1,
r of "No" Votes 83;
. Voters Not Voting, 2S2.
a, Total Eligible .Voters,
V Number of "Yes" Vol i,
3; Number of "No" Votes, 1,
EUgible Voters . Not -Votui,
6,101.
South; Carolina: Total
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luai w. uie oo.a jwraui ut we en-, Votr 8R Number of
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B..o oc percent , Voteai i8,i06; Number of "No"
yoieo. w ravoroi an extension oi votes, S98; EBglble Voters Not
w program. Voting, 7,341. , ' , . ,.
- AU share-croppers, share-tenants. North Carolina, Total Eligible
, renters and landowners engaged in Voters,. 150,939; Number of "Yes"
the production of flue-cured tobac- Votes, 130,622; Number of "No"
co were eligible to vote tyi the ref- Votes, i;432; Eligible Voters Not
erendum. Flue-cured is produced Voting, 18.885. v '
chiefly in North Carolina, South j Virginia, Total Eligible Voters,
Carolina,' Virginia,- Georgia and 2H. 22sy Numhor nf "i vnt.i
. Florida. Returns- received through
today accounted for 223,880 pers
ons eligible to vote In the referen
dum. " t ' -1- - 1 .:
Of the number of eligible voters,
188,163,' or 83.3 percent .actually
voted. Of those voting, 184,755, oj
98.2 percent,, voted in favor of a
program: to follow the one which
expires this season and 8,408, rot
1.8 percent, voted against such a
program. v '. , ' ,
The following table shows the re
sults of the referendum by States:
Florida, Total Eligible
19,808; Number of "No" Votes 307;
Eligible Voters Not Voting, 5,108'
. Total-Eligible Voters. 225,880;
Total Number of "Yes" Votes 184,
755; Total Number of "No" Votes
3,408; Eligible Voters Not Voting,
37,717, - , ,
A farm tour . to study demoq-
jstratlons in forestry, trench silos,
bull pens, yard Improvement, re
modeled furniture and the liks will
be held on August 21 in Stanly
Voters, County. .
O A Modern Motor Fuel brim
full of "get upland "gb"-offe
smoother motoring and ,econ-'
omyl .1934 Purol-Pep gives
you flashing starts . surging
power . thrifty mileage ... at '
the price of regular gasoline.:
The Thrift 1934 GASOLINE
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A - v...e Bui c...t-r j-uiutii In Vcii-ti-i
North CRiV.iia.
I. r a I axwell and llr. Mor
tli r I j.. i'll were recent vi ntort
at KuU;:h and llendorson.
Those stulpg Paul 1'uni isj "fear
face Cnpone" at tJia Caro'-na Thea
tre, Kiiifston, the fourth inr'.u led,
Mr. and Mrs.- Horace Tyndall,
Wanda Tyndall, ' Mr. and . Mrs.
Floyd Heath and Floyd Heath, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Heaves end chil
dren of Mt Olive were guests in
the home of Mr. Jones Smith at
the week end. ,
'Mrs. W. H. Moore and small son
time with Mrs. Moo res parents aon
here. 1 ,- (....' Mr.
Misses Lena and Doris Smith,
Sue Williams, Ruby Maxwell, Gor
don Smith, Messrs Hufjh Max
well, Bob Kelley and Hess Davis
pent the fourth at Morehead Cltyt
r Klnaton visitors Saturday night
Included, Mrs. Melvin Jones, Mrs.
Ike Stroud, Mrs, Horace Tyndall,
Mrs. Floyd Heath and HUuses Ca
tharine Jones and Wanda Tyndall.
The Pink Hill baseball team lost
to the Garner team, 9 to -2 on the
local diamond Sunday afternoon. -
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Howard of
Goldsboro were guests of relatives
here Sunday. . . ... :' -v
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Reaves and children and
Elbert Smith were Raleigh visitors
Sunday afternoon.
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I-r. X t;utlaw was a
vimtor .ori Saturday
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of I j i tton Saturday
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Mr. Carn i r Sunday even-1
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very gind ( i the rain. 1
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1 1 autancas visited at tlie home of
Miss Mattie Swinson. ' ' -r
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The Mom and Pop Meeting this
week centered around the award
ing of the Eagle Scout Badge to
J. O. Bowman, Jr. The badge was
presented With timely remarks by,
Cha. J. E. Jerritt to Mrs. J. O.
Bowman who in turn pinned it on
her son.- The incident was very
:ial
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was the gu. -t
Mlnton laat v
' Miss Pai' ' .Ms of Mt. Olfvo
spent seveiiil i tys of. last week
with Miss Jane and Martha Swln-
! ... .-. i .- . " impressive. Other talks were made
s. I:!!is Royal madv by F. L. Goodman, J. O. Bowman t ' r '
KENANSVIIXE, N. C.
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: KENANS VHJJC'8 LEADING GENERAL STOKE .
Our Stock constate of everything needed on the fur
Also Edck, Lime and Cement. Fertilizer and Nitrate of Sod t
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linnd for late crops. " . . 7 . :
M ffi CARRY EUS::rL IIASirERS FOR COUNTRY FEOEUC
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Springfield News
Mr .and Mrs. Robert Kinsey of
Jacksonville were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Craft Sunday, i
Mrs. Albert Manning spent Sun
day with her parents, , Mr. . and
Mrs. J. N. Craft.
Messers Robert Craft, Jr., and
Homer KAnaerao. Thomas of Beu
larille i spent - Sunday- afternoon
with Garland Craft. - ' -
Mr Gordon Kennedy of Beula
villa was the guest of Miss Evelyn
Craft Sunday afternoon. .
Mr. and Mrs, O. Maready .Debt
aunaay witn Mrs. Maready's mo-
tner.
Mr.-and Mrs. R. B. Boatio and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
iiosuc i parents.
Mr. T. F.. Craft of BeulavlUe
visited his grandmother Sunday.
Mr. J. N. Craft and son. Garland
motored to Halfmoon Saturday af
ternoon, -
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l Earl Harper was a visitor of
Miss Mable Cowln of Mount Olive
Sunday.. . ,- --' - ,
Mr. Reasle Whaley was a visitor
of Mr. Troy Smith Sunday evening.
Mr. David Heath was a visitor of
Miss Bessie and Doris Potter Sun
day P. M.
Sunday night Mr. L. N. Jones
and family , were attendants of
Prayer Meeting at Peter Deans.
Saturday night Mr. Ben Hines
was a visitor of Miss Bonnie Jones.
Miss Verda Jones speht the week
end with Miss Nora Stroud ' of
Pink HUL
The regular Prayer Meeting will
be at Mr. Clyde Adams Sunday p.
MrsTrJannie Hill. Miss Mae Bell
Hill, Miss Estelle Hill, Mrs. Ash-'
ley Blizzard and children Earl and
Andrew, . Evelyn were recent visi
tors of Mrs: Elizabeth Hill.
Mr. and. Mrs. James L. Potter
and children were visitors. Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Kilby Hill. .
There was Holiness Prayer meet
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AT PRICES YOU CAN AtTOUD TO PAY
OUR CARS ARE GONE 0VE3 CO! IPLETELY IN
THEY ARE PUT ON THE
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tS-ktruiMwer, H-t-x 8 c 'inder es
.. gise wttk shuniniim t nr Iwads sad '
dual, dowa-driU c roior. s
123-tses t prln f r riiiing sns es
ss 112-lack ctwsso f irkmuunf esse..
g sutsnttle
Tsrejss-tube drive.-
Frost SMt53Vi"F "e...s '.luggage
-. spaet la all anoduis at no e tra coat
M-ittl body we'.' 1 1, .a ens pi.ee.
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" aiar.br- g (urr '-. pr sKimd 0f c-,r
we'Jti ii a ye .irearui. ,tJ.. .j.
4 h ! a ',o d.;i.'.'e-at".
. sho.k a.. 50. Lira.
el7pUsfc':ery.
e(.09 x 13" air-boos'tiras. - '
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T7RDS hv"'aV'-tr! La."t to a.atij up under the hard
JL uae and long aervice JcnmnJcd by the farmer. - -.
You will find a great many modern, fine car feature
. in the 1935 Ford V-8 New riding comfort, new handling
, eaie.blg car roomlncM the only V-8 engine in a car fcll
, Ing for leas than $2300 but you will find the nme aturdi
, , ieptndnhility an-J economy that have always beei
characteriitlc of Ford cars. -:
1 - I r'd V-8 meeti the needi of the farmer today even
better tlan the four cylinder model of the pan it coiu
evtnleu to own and operate for Henry Fori believe! In
fcuuJlng cart and trucks tlc farmer can a" rd (o own and
. affor J to run. '' ."..,
The Tord V-8 la the beat Ford v lu:.. nd tle blggeu
doU.4v.' seeverorjredbytherjrJI'otorCompany.Com ,
In'anJ 1. 1 til e i !a!a how you c.a own tl.e Ford V-8 today
andan' topay for It out of your new crop money. We ;:!
can g've you a hr" -t tt "a oa y r old car rlt now than
latpruhencrc.ico nt l. Drive t'.e Tord V-8 and, like you '
ne;k.bor, you wi.l Cad that you can't beat a Ford for thj
' farm. ,
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