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Ca DemeereUe Journal, devoted to the material, educational.
i and atrlcnltnral Interests of Duplin County.
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Southern Farm
Market Summary
..Although livestock producers
" continued this week to send a stea
"dy flow of animals to market, cat
' tie, calf and hogs were off some
at all important points. Prices were
' generally weak to lower, except
'- for better grade steers and heifers.
; . Spring lambs closed in Nash-
vllle Friday at $20.75-$23 for good
and choice grades weighing 60 to
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WATCHES
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In Every Respect
Cash Or Credit
WATCH REPAIRS
90 pounds.
Snap beans were below normal,
and generally good prices prevail
ed. - , -
, Cabbage movement was light
with prices low m a dull market.
Cantaloup harvest reached its
peak and prices went lower.
Green corn shipments were at
their peak for southern crops.
Offerings for broilers and fryers
dropped off some with demand
good and prices advanced about
one-half cent. Heavy hens brought
around 26 cents in Raleigh.
Egg markets were firm to higher.
Grade A sold around 50 cents per
dozen. .'
Cotton prices lost ground during
the week then regained, to close
at 37.47 cents a pound. Insect in
festation is heavier than usual.
State College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions
Q. What are the symptoms and
treatment for ring worm on cat
tle?
A. This is a parasitic skin dis
ease which appears in ring-like
spots. The hair comes out and a
gray scaly crust is formed over the
bare surface. These scales should
be removed by the use . of a stiff
brush, soap and water after which
the spot should be painted with j
; Q. Low can I disinfect dirt
floor in a poultry house?
A, No practical program can be
offered which will give"a reason
able degree of assurance that sani
tation can be maintained with such
floors. Dirt should be removed and
replaced with dirt from an unpol
luted Bource.
Scott To Address
Western Farm Group
' W. Kerr Scott, State Commiss
ioner of Agriculture, is on a ten
day trip to western states.
He is scheduled to speak In Shen
andoah, Idaho, at the North-western
District meeting of the Ameri
can Association of Commissioners,
Secretaries and Directors of Agri
culture, -ot which he is president
Enroute to the meeting he will
visit agriculture commissioners of
Missouri 'and Minnesota for con
ferences of the Association's pro
gram. ;
Pig Crop Registers
Six Percent Gain
North Carolina's 1947 spring pig
crop totaled 831,000 bead, an in:
crease of six per cent over last year,
the Federal-State Crop Reporting
Service . reported. ;-l
Reports on breeding intentions
indicate a total of 105,000 sows be
ing kept for farrowing in the fall.
If these intentions are carried out
and the number of pigs saved per
litter is the same as the 10-year
average, the fall pig crop would
total 662,000 head.
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'Moral Integrity in
Our Everyday Lives
" LESSON TEXT FOR JULY S-nJob 1:1:-'
ST: 1-5; 31:19-28
' MEMORY SELECTION My rlghteoui
iwh I hold fast, and will not let it go:
my heart shall not reproach me o long
I I Uve. Job 27 '6
"EDITOR'S NOTE: tenon subjects
and Scripture texts selected sad copy'
righted br International Council ot Re
ligious Educstion; used br permission
Expert eyes and hand aided by
professional tools, go. to work to
repair the watch you bring to us.
If we can't do the Job we'll tell
you: and we always quote the
price to you before the job' is
done.
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" r If so, you're in for a thrill when you
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For here am
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I , " LONGS r jumps between pumps
7 " ... in a new-day gasoline that's
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Warsaw, North Carolina ,
Day Phone 244-1 Nite 266-1
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V By HAROLD L. LCNDQUIST, D. D.
Of The Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
MODERN problems may well be
solved by the principles found
In Old Tettament Scripture. Man Is
nentiauy the same as he always
has been! sin and temptation to eVil
have only changed their outer trim
mings. Above all, the Word of God
Jlsjeternal in its validity and effect
Uveness. , '
We learn from Job and bia ex
periences that it is possible so to
live by the grace of God, that he
can be pleased with our lives. That
'Is an encouraging fact. Job was
lust a man, but he was a man who
-was . ;
L -Upright and Good (1:1)., . s
SOME liberal critics of the Bible
have tried to prove that Job
was not a real man, but other Scrip
ture makes it clear that the ( words
"there was a man" (v.l) states a
fact,. (See Ezek. 14:14 and 20
iimn o.ii)
' Re was a man with a large fam
ily, with great flocks and herds, and -so
a man of business, and the hus
band and father in a growing and
active household. But in it all he
was upright, and a good, God
fearing man.
' Many make excuses for their
failure to serve the Lord. They
aay that their business dntiea and
relationships make It Just about
Impossible. Others say that fam
ily situations and responsibilities-
'keep them from service and wor
ship of the Lord.
. " The experience of Job explodes
all such -excuses and squarely
faces us with the fact that It la
possible to live (or God in the'
midst of the very circumstances -
of modern life.
. n. Tried and True (27:1-5).
AFTER Job had lost his property,
bis children and even his health,
three of his friends came to comfort
him. But they only added to his
sorrow by accusing him' of bejng
sinful: and suffering only what, he
deserved.', .y t,
Job in these' verses is replying to
them. We note , that in his ignorance
of God's purposes, he accused God
of being cruel to him (27:2; 30:21).
This matter was later to be straight
ened out with the Lord. ,
But even now when he did not
understand God's dealings', and
stood there sick and destitute, he
maintained his integrity. He would
not turn from the Lord, nor would
he be led off into wickedness. '
It. is possible for a man to be
beaten, and bruised and bewil
dered, and still true to the Lord.
Let's never. forget that!
HI. Kind' and Fair (31:19-23).
JOB had been a rich man, but had
not let his own- prosperity dim
his eye so that he could not see the
need of his. poor neighbor. He was
not among those who, because they
are well fed, Can see no point in all
the fuss about 'the hungry people
round about ,
There ivsbmething very fine and
worthy of our imitation here. It is
so easy to take what we have as a
special favor from the Lord, to be
retained and used, by us, when we
ought to recognize it as a matter of
stewardship, for the Lord.
A vital part of real moral .Integ
rity Is "the right use of posses
sions. Many a man or woman who
has passed all the other tests with
flying colors comes to grief at
this point , -
TV. Spiritual ' and Faithful (31:
24-28).
THERE Were plenty of tempta
tions in-Job' s day, as there are
now, to depart from- the worship of
the true God Jo other modes of
devotion..-'
The worship of the sun was com
mon, and Jeremiah 44:17 shows
that it continued for generations. In
fact what shall we say of the world
wide devotion to astrology in our
day.
Then there was the temptation to
worship gold. How up-to-date that
is, for do we not have millions who
worship ''the almighty dollar;' yes,
even if they do not have it.'.
To all such temptations Job said
a resolute "No." He would not even,
.permit his Innermost heart , to be
enticed iecretly-(v. 27). He stood
true for the God he . loved -and
served. ' '
Who" will question that one ef
ear greatest. needs - In- the world
- today Is for men and women who,'
by the grace and blessing of God, ,
-will live good and upright lives,
true to the Lord,, and sacrificial,
in real loving-kindness to men.
God give aa men, yea, that kind
ef men!
by WMWalwaauatjaj Pgjn,
Scarcity of farm labor continues
to be a problem In North Carolina.
All areas report a Bhortage of
labor and a continued demand for
high wages.1 -
- Crops are In a geherally favo
able condition,' with tobacco fair
te- good. . . v. ;
Pastures are In the best condition
reported this year.
Peanuts are ; reported to be in
good condition and cotton ranging
from "poor" to excellent -
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-Production of peaches in North
Carolina is indicated at 3,383.000
bushels for this year.- , -
Spoilage, of hams during curing
has been' greatly reduced through
methods - based": on research .and
technical studies of meat process-tog-'
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include the cost of car insurance In your loan," '.-,
Your loan application is acted on promptly. .No co-makers or endorsers !
are necessary and you don't have to be a depositor In order to borrew beret.
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