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u.riry and meat products, and pra
ctical problems relating to legum
es, crop rotation garden and feed
lth l " i,eiu attention was given to.
4, . ways ana means 01 directing tne
i' ..e pur. .Rehabilitation Program on a long
S ' COnr ! rnrKTU! hsmia in tho am) nat Tmi1,
. . : ts wv v..v vmi mat wvuu
i t..cir work the land resources and the hnmnn
ff gaining 'resources might be best conserved
. :a in car-, ana uean benauo, speaking for
.....ition ioan
J by the Eeset
'...iion of the V.
'. Agriculture
Eev. C. II. E'.M-y, I?. 7 . t"
i .ington, Char i c:' ' - .
l.Iission Commit' j i '.I
week, that lev. C. . . i
iiarion va., J..,i r u,, I
Superintendent cf I . i I ,
lor tne pre; ' yt. r", r n lie
un his woik ti 1 L. fi,.,i. iisivk.
ing his home in V. -niiion. .This
oiiice Has been vacant m tue rres
bytery since the resignation of
Eev. B. C. Clontz about two years
ago. Kev, Wilson is a middle aged
man and will ft in contact with
the work by hoI':,;j a series of re
vival s throughout the nresbvtnrv
tnis iau. xne work ot ilevj Wilson
will be centered around the build
ing of a church - program in the
home mission churches with sner.i-
al emphasis on the religious Ed
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Visiting Durvood
Murray Here 1 V
French McCain of Asneville W.
0. is visiting Durwood Murray at
nismome new jienansviiie uus
week. Mr.' McCain was roommate
and class mate of Durwoods at
Mars Hill last vear and tha twn
are planning to enter Carolina to
gether this fall. ,
. i. r '. 1 . Icf Ud-
Ilrs. J. IT. ' ' 3 cf Lichmond
Va,., is v" " i n.v'sr, Hjs.
IV jC.it ' I r g.a Cliarlcs
P. C ' ' ' r cf i.." IL.ro Brent Sun
day L..r.
Ljis IL rence rVrabeth Home
has returned to C!?..boro . after
spenJir-g stiver 1 v s with her
gran :.r, L.-3. licence Horne
LitLe Eurns Lewis of Middlesex
is visitaiz ' her aunt Mm. C. E.
C!:am1.!.. 1 '- '
Miss Kacy Cox sboke 6n the 100
000 Club in the Bantist Church
oi Warsaw Sunday a. m. with a
sood number. She will xnealrHn
the Bantist Church in Beauiaville
next Sunday a. m., and all are in
vited to attend.
Little Miss Sarah Gaylor of War
saw sneat several davs test m!
with her little cousin, Alice Gray
uayior, . ; i
Eev. C. 15. ChamMe fill! hi
regular appointment in the Baptist
cnurcn sunaay a. m: ana nignt. At
nmtinn nhanft.
tne extension Service, told . the
group that County Agents and Ex
tension Service specialists would
cladlv advisw. at nnv time . tnifh
i U,.ll.UlbUlC. . ' 1 v, A,
t, State Director the supervisors and help them to
-jiiitation was in - " ri , ,
s-ieeting which was ,' mS .f Jject m view. .
Collp in rrtPT , The Rehabilitation Program, oi
.?,e.ln.?.rder ? the Eesettlement Administration
j oi me laciiities of- t. .
0juCe, the N. C. Ex-' ...v. '
-ion and the Agricul- fanuly raising its own food supply
n Service. , , v . and livestock. Supervisors in the
arrelson, Administra-, field are now helping about 8,500
i I. 0. Sehaub, Dean of families i under this program in
i and Director of the North Carolina who were unable
Torvice, F. H. Jeter, Ai to ecure credit from other sources
1 Editor and a number to make a croP to Purchase neces
s and specialists from Bwt and uipment.
the Experiment StA. F' H. Jeter, who spoke on the
.p F.vtnnoinn e.-. i unDortance of livp-st-hmo far-mil i ir.-
group during tn ,' Si pointed out how innoh easier sville Thnrlnv wnii th MumWa
lis. Uppinnnl TJo0i.' it 18 lor the farmer to tniw his I . 41 Tni7..4. enA ..v..i
tor Geon s . wir., rown food and feed than to nnd-r. - ' iil :r"V..PK '"S
t : . D take to buy these from proceeds of Methodist at CaroUna 3each, SlKrt "
; i ,V.i .u..an'i Home
i CI..b entertained at
lik. y at t..e home of
i i. Li "loth Taj lor, honoring
L.i'3. D. Herbert Eoney, of Teach-
ey. '"-!,
Mrs.. E. F. Oninn FTeetpd thr
guests at the door. Mrs. Kenneth
lay lor lntrouucea tne cauers to
the receiving line, composed of
Mesdames D. H. Boney, State Pre
sident of the Woman's Home1 De
monstration Clubs, J. L. Wells,
District President: F. F. Newkirk.
County President; W. F. Walters
and C. E. Chtunblee. Those .
appearing on the music program
were: Mesdames, F. N. Barden,
M. T TnnVsr. W. V, WaHfirn. A.
W. Cittom. S. B. Hnnfor. T. M. Eo.
fprn and Mini Frnnrillp. Eardpn
' Eefreshments were served on the
lawn ny uesaames i. js. xucxer,
J. E Hamilton, N. T. Pickett, L, E.
TV Tip anl Miaspn IffilHtful TTamil.
ton, Mary Lou Bishop and Joseph-!
ine wukins, xne gooaoyes were
said to Mrs. J. P. Tucker, Sr. and
Miss Almeta Edwards.
t' '.: t!.l I Ki;e rciaoJ,kl. E. S.
C is dainsr the cortientrv work
lot t..em.
Hi s Hazel Dawrca and friends
of Kinston visited i.Irs. Mabel M.
Holt awhile Sunday night, v '
Mr .and Mrs Magnus Outlaw
were in Chocolate last Tuseday on
some business and were accomn
alt ;
law L'.rt redi).
Mrs. Ilabel LI. -
her sister, Mrs. J. i). ,
in Pink Hill this week, and v
go from there to New Bern, whei
she will visit her daughter, Mrs,
H.'D. Eichardson.' ' '
Hugh Maxwell, Jr., and mother,
anied back by Mrs; Mabel Holt,,' Mrs' H. D. Maxwell, made a busi
who spent a few .days at the home
of her uncle. E. Q. Maxwell and
family.
ness trip to Kinston Monday a. m.
miss Annie maxweu ana niece,
little Jovcp. Maxwell anil Mr. Mn.
i bel Holt were the dinner gues ts of '
VJ1.'" . ".IV A 1 '
. . , , oei noii we
, Jtngn maxwell, jr., ana mr. ana . nnti , vk
Mrs. W, E. Gooding attended the j . apihttm int..
CHOCOLATE
Picnicldng
Thursday!.
Miss Euth Hinaon was the
m. w, nuu U151111. bi wrrAenu guest 01 juss onnie jaax
the mornintr service the chnrch da-lnrAii Bhm . rtnio.
cidea to have a revival meeting I school house sometime ago.
beginning Wednesday night before Miss Buby May Maxwell, who
4th Sundav in AnfiTist and eontin
ue through 6th Sunday, Eev. Mr.
Barns of Fuquay'Spriigs will do
the preaching.' Sunday night the
newly elected B, Y P, U. officers
of the Junior, Intermediate and
Senior organizations were recog
nized and accepted by the church.
The lord's Sapper was observed
at the close of the meeting. . V :
At Oak' Vala Sundav affprnnnri
decision was niade . ta begin their
revival weonseaay night .before
3rd Sunday in September, and ran
k also annearpil nn 4ii.
1 w w
. liie discussions included
cs as soil management.
1. . .
tsu urouu. ne also maae a con
Tincing suggestion, to the supervi- a good time.
son that mnrp MAinnm.
usciucut, conservation,?' , "? m vapauie renaDi
c management, legal and' "tation 'armers to raise their own
'.lems, live at home f ar-1 w,rkstock- Next to fertilizer, lie
"" w 6iwl' wuiJIHIWIt ; COnStl-
ftutes one of the farmers' largest
expenditures and by breeding
mem at the proper time, brood
left in high glee and are planning I
1 . altry manapempnt nmh
1 riilizer problems, problems
" to the family supply 0f
" ' i..-jja-Li ,
WEST BROOKS
wiujun) WESTBEOOK, Prop , .
' ' ' .Near Grady School , ' .
T.Iaola Ice Cream, Beer, Ale
MTCT AND HEAVY GROCERIES
Texaco Gas and Oil" " - ;
YOUE BUSUJESS APPEECIATED ;
Alderman Clan
Meets At Moore's
:;;?crkA
ANNOUNCING
bowden ;
... LAKE ,
UNDEE NEW MANAGEMENT OF
V ,t . EOBEET FREDERICK - '.
and "BUNT'' WEST ' , '
open
Each Afternoon and Evening for Dane
- ing, Swimming, Boating and Fishing.--.
Free Picnic ' Grounds- ' (lighted at
Night)- A Special Invitation is Extend'
ed to Church and Sunday School Pic
nics.
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The tp.nth annnal ' mppfinw nf
the Alderman Historical Associa
tion was held at Moore's Creek
National Military Park. Rnrria nn
Friday. The president, A. B. Alder
man oi snow uiu, assisted by tne
secretary. Miss Enbv Jobnunn nf
Magnolia, presided. . ' '
Alderman said jthe occasion was
not onlu. a clan ' mep.tinv - lint th
- ' T' O - . T f
gatnenng oi a Historical associa
tion. and lie intrndnnpfl a bivoV.
er Senator Paul Gradv nf Jnhna-
ton county, senator uraay appeal
ed for strone. brave manhood, anil
he declared a rich family back
ground should be dedicated to sol
ving the problems of today.
The historical mentincp nlan aA.
ded interest. Clvdn Kinc. Snnprin.
tendent of Moore's Creek Rational
(Military Park and research work
. p.r in thin apHtiAn'o liiafAw-
- uu vu m AutfuviJ, luab-
ed the origin of the Nigger Head
Boad from 1776, when th head
of an outlaw who had nftftti nan.
. a ' . f m . . i
luxea ana xuiea was stuck up on
ine roaa vear wiimiinrrin Knnor.
intendent King reported 60 kinds
of native trees in the park area,
and five-insect destroying plants,
including the Venus Fly-Trap and
Sun-dew.- ' ,
W. A, Parker of Ealeigh made
a report .as cuan mstonan; AU of
ficers were reelentprl . : Vi Proi.
dents are Solicitor !; A. Powers pf
Kinston. J. A. Tvler. , Eoan . Hill
and John Alderman, Goldsbdro.
The treasurer is Mrs. J M. Ezzell
of Eose Hill. The publicity' com
mittee is oomnosed nf Pat AMr.
man, Iann, W.A. Parker, Ealeigh
ana muss unoy Jonnson, Magnolia.
Program committee members are
Mrs. J. 3D." Hathcock of Ealeigh,
Mrs J. A. " Powers. Klnnnn anri
weorge wara, Wallace.
A picnic was served' in the
cool snade of the park pavilion.
The .clan will meet at Mi
place next' year on Friday after
uie wura xnursaay in July.
inn
onrs. H. C. Taylor, Sr., Mrs. Do
nald V. Holliday and little daugh
ter1, Mrs. Wesley Williams 1 and
Miss Virginia Pleasants, of Lon
isburg called on Mrs. J. H. Alpert,
and Misses Ella and ' Macy Cox
Thursday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Pone, Rnu Will
moved here last week and have an
apartment with i Mm. Flnrpnrp
Horse. Mf, Pope is to be our tea
cher of agriculture and Mrs. Pope
will be a high school teacher,
v Mr. - and Mrs ITpnnAtli Toil.
had as their dinner cmpt RnnHmr
Eev. and Mrs. W v. ; Wiitm
Warsaw, Eev. and Mrs. C. . E.
Chamblee, of Magnolia, and Mr.
Jams, of Durham. ' , , ' , .
Trie Gavin npnt th i nuW
with his brother Alsa at Wake
Forest. . .',
, Mrs. Hale Herring and small
son, Julian of Delway s were in
town Friday morning.
is in training at James - Walker
Hospital at Wilmington spent the
weekend with her parents. She
was accompanied back Sundav af
ternoon bv her mother. Mrs. H. n'
maxweu ana lamuv. Huen. Violet-
and Eose. They all drove down to!
yaroima neaoa ior awnue. -x
Miss lucile and James Souther
land attended church service; at
Hebron Presbyterian church Sun
day. ,
Arflong those visiting ' in the
home of W. E. Goodim? Snnnav
afternoon were Mr, and Mrs. Jim-
mie Grady. Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Grady. Mr .and Mrs. Adolnh Pat
terson, Misses Lillian Albertson
and Nannie Mae Smith and Mrs
Mabel M. Holt.. -
Mr .and Mrs. Thad Eornegay
ana cnuaren, ur. and Mrs. Earl
Smith, Mr .and Mrs. J. K. Sonth-
erland and famOy, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaymona inrner, Miss ; Louise
Johnson and Mr .and Mrs. 8am
Hill and family were among those
at varouna Jteacn sunaay. -
Mr And Mrs. Perry Smith vis
ited the hitter's mother. Mm. Vpt.
da Belle Simmons and family Sun-
B. S. Grady visited at Maxwell's
Mill Sunday afternoon.
Eev. Eobert Kennedy conduct
ed the funeral of Mrs. Don Brock
Wednesday' afternoon at the cem
etery known at the Dr. Maxwell
burying ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith re
port the birth of a baby girl, nam
ed "Bertha Fay."
Mr .and Mrs. E. G. Maxwell,
and daughter Annie are having,
fnnanil nf A' A Outlaw Inst week
iHWUiMl m mm w i: .....
The Masonic order naa cnarge oi
the services.
UTanvn MtiTwpll ban made sev
eral trips to the market recently
with insn potatoes, ne maue a
bumper crop of them this year.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Guy and fa
mily visited their daughter Mrs.
Harold Davis at Pink Hill ; last
Sunday afternoon.
H. D. Maxwell is kept busy all
the time grinding the ' famous
Maxwell's Meal. Maxwell's Mill is
very popuar for picnics now.
? tittle Myra Joe Maxwell, dau
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Warren
Maxwell has malaria fever. We
hope she will soon be well . and
all right again, ,
' Mrs. Magnus Outlaw, Miss An
nie Maxwell, and Malcom Grady
When You Feel Sluggish
(Constipated)
Take a dose or two of Black
Draught Feel fresh for a good
day's work.
Work seems easier, life pleasanter, '
when you are really well free from
the bad feelings and dullness often
attending constipation.
For nearly a century, Black
Draught has helped to bring prompt,
refreshing relief from constipation.
Thousands of men and women rely
on it.
BLACK-DRAUGHT
" ' A GOOD LAXATIVE
guest.
A crowd of friends and relatives
met recently and cleaned off. the
Dr. Maxwell Cemetery, at his old ,
home. Many markers there ; were
erected by him, - - .
Road Improved
1 .
With the completion of the t
bridges on the Hallsville-Chinqna-pin
road travel is not only much "
safer, but also much more pleas-.' '
ant. Three bridges were complet
ed last week, and work is now in
progress on the bridge over Muddy '
Creek about a mile north of Chin
quapin. These bridges are being
well built and are being made
wide enough for two cars to meet
and pass. Some of the crossings
were very dangerous and almost
impassable before work was begun
a few weeks ago.
Burial Place of John Burroughs
John Burroughs, the naturalist, is
buried on a farm oerloMkinj; the
village of Roxbury, N. Y.
Wore Prince Alberts
In the "nifty nineties," most
United States senators wore Prince
Alberts. The frock coat was a sym
bol of statesmanship and a beard
was the mark of a man of maturity
and substance.
now enjoy MODERN CITY
fMueiung mver Qi xaxes ueiuges . ,i
1.1AGNOUA
Mr.WF. Bosrers and familv
of Bennetsville 8. C, spent Sunday
witn ma orother, Mr. T. M Eogers.
Mr. NT. Pickett has moved his
family front his farm to thn rem".
dence of Mr. E. C. Home We wel
come them to oar town,
Kr. and Mrs. : Frank Calla.
way and two daughters, and Mr.
and Kjs. 7. H. Eouse nf Itns Trill
sent iT.tnrday afternoon with
's. J. A. I
Tit
s f f rn-se ni,
1
'W a&-.ilJjA. tm i in .o. a mi. u, t .M I
a1. ' rjE- ailgasSle FRi6ai tAxeIs I I I a
.1 t ANP cost ro COIISUMEII
rf -h fi.r I H
teL-.LJV 'f ( i. M - p I
Chart ahowt how cost gaaolli t xt- his Inereaaad since 1919, largely
offsattlng economics , r;i jltmif ruin reduction in gasoline prices,
preliminary estimates oi tut American Petroleum Industries Committee
indicate tn heavjr retail sale taxs will extract nearly 1,000,000,000
- from motorists' Dockuts this vear.
Dupllcnti lj- and , hidden taxes,
jpald first to letiural and then lo
state governments whenever and
wherever gasoline "la purchased.
aake a widening rjvur oi taim .on
deluging motorists with a hlsrher
eost. These taxes force motorists to
pay one-third more for motor fuel
I Levied to finance high ays, sales
taxes ' on motor fuel oo.it only
11,000,000 In lb 19. or a few cents
per motorist. In 1936 the cost was
"lose to (900,000,000. or over $30
per motorist. EstlmHtea for 1937
indicate a total cod of . nearly
11,000,000,000, greatest . In history.
Despite the enormous Increase la
cost, propoiiloiiutely less of the
rerenue Is beins used for highways.
Millions of dnlinrs are diverted to
general piirpoHix thus c.hif Inn ne
glect of roads slid muuaclug public
safety. - i i ,
These levies, which constitute a
'1 Bftlen tax sometimes exceed-
, h' t "ver levied on an
I c- 'y, rrHl'e tli tn
torist America's Taxn.ivur No. 1
Another big gasoline taxpayer Is
the tarraer, who owns and operates,
about one-fourth of air motor ve
Uiolos. Diversion of road ir.nnxv tn.
eeneral Diirnnana hltn him. hnnl ho.
caoue he puya expensive taxes for'
wnoi which never are built I mg
gest tax collector Is the service sta
tion oiiemtoi. one-thir4 of whose
tune, egiupmeiit, -.aad Itbor consists
OI ..coileellua tu.ts from hla
cuHtoiners!. '
Hope for Imiiriivomont la Mn hv!
buiuuiiiuii nun, uvpayers" Organ
izations, and- etrclum Industrie!
Coinniltl.ee in the arowlna anntl.'
meut for it peal of the federal gas
oline and ml taxes, and for amend,
ments to sta'.o eonstUutinna
fining the us of eaaollna tav in.
come to roiuls, ir is believed also
that the continuing increase in mo
tor vehlcU- reL-lstratloris and in Mu
ollne eonsumpsion' soon will make
possime tne reduction of EHRolIn
Ih .-'tcs. thereby pnriu.. : ..J
. T,..4, VUDW.
,xrarrr.
; ' : . wro Mm
a mi u.m J I
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