,-.L 'V 'f , ' 1 v KUi&lTAN LADIES' NIGHT The Goldsboro was principal speaker, ad- Calypso Ruritan club observed its first dressing the group on "Spiritual Val- annual Ladies' Night in the Calypso - ues, Time and Talents",. Special music school lunch room on Thursday night, included songs by the group, solos, by August 31st, with W. H. Hurdle presid- Mary Dell Sutton,' of Mount Olive, and ing as master of ceremonies. District piano music by H. B. Kornegay, Jr. and Governor Charlie Jones, of Fayetteville, Mrs. M. 0. Summerlin. was present, and Lester H. Gilliken of Photo by Vaden Brock. ,. Mann said an elaborate program has been planned for this joint meeting . which- annually draws thousands - c ' farm people to the State Capital. The address of welcome will be delivered tby L. Y. (Stag) Ballen tine, Commissioner of Agriculture, and the Governor will be Intro duced byJd n W. Harrelaon, Chan cellor, of N. Ci State College. . . One of the features of the meet ing will be the 'state finals of a fashion parade in which farm wo mea will model dresses made from print feed bags. First place win ners from counties where FCX meetings have been held this sum mer will compete for cash prizes. A, T. Allen, head of an account ing firm, will .present his audit of the two organizations, and Mann, will make his annual report to the members. Three nominees to the FCX Board- of Directors will be voted on during the business session, and a report will be made on the re sults of an election for Cotton Association directors. " ' 1 eigh streets to Moore Square where a barbecue picnic will be served. -IIC!r'ir:-J-y 4-H Club membra in Duplin who would like have a beef calf project th.s year should get their calves now. The beef cattle population of Duplin County Is in creasing very fast and farmers and club members are finding them to be very profitable livestock when most of the feed is produced on to farm. - " Feed needed for- a beef calf Is hay.; corn and 300 to 400 pounds cotton seed meal. A beef calf project Is the best way. for a boy or girl to learn to feed, and care for beef cattle and the- knowledge gained -from the project win. be very valuable In future years for those who go Into beet cattle production. Only, steers can be entered in the Fat Stock Shows and theyl should 'be all beef, type; either Hereford, Angusy. shorthorn or a cross- of these breeds. They don't have to be purebred. Steers startr ed on feed now should weigh from NOTICE "A LOOKIN' CP" is missing this week due to Mr. Davis being In KenansvUle working with "The Duplin Story". Oth er Falson news is necessarily omitted for the same reason. Next week Mr. Davis will be 'back on the Job. The attention , of Faiaon folks this week is ' called to the opening; of the . .... 0 Bank of Mt. Olive in the home of their next door neighbor, Calypso. See story on front page. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FAISOII 5&10c STORE A BRAND NEW STORE Next Door To Morton's Drag Store IN FAISON, N. C. FCX Group To Hear Scotl Raleigh, Sept. 4 Governor W: Kerr Scott will deliver the principal address at the. annual joint meeting of the Farmers Co operative Exchange and the N. C. Cotton - Growers Cooperation As sociation here September 12. M. G. Mann, general manager of the two farm organizations, said that preparations now are being mad to handle a crowd of up to 9,000 people. The event will be held in the Raleigh Memorial Au ditorium. Starting time is sched uled for 10:30 a.m. The Governor is expected to review during his address the accomplishments of his "Go-Forward" administration, prin cipally those achievements having to d with rural areas. T t: ? J v -Mi U 1 t J VVise Bird" SAYS--- GET YOUR DRY -. CLEANING SHOS REPAIRING LAUNDRY ' . '' DONE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS , TUESDAY, Pick-up FRIDAY Deliveries MODERN DRY CLEANERS The price of good and choice steers will be between 20 and 31 cents per pound. We will be glad to purchase calves for any club members who want us to. If you know some one" who has some good calves and . you would like for us to help you select one, no tify us. Any bn who wants us to pur chase a calf for you should send a $10 deposit for each calf to V. H. Reynolds, Assistant County Agent, KenansvUle, N. CN"by September 10, 1950. ' , , S!:"3 Cc!!::3 llir.ij By: RUTH CURRENT State Home Denrtnstatlon Agent stocking or, sock after lue t f has been ruined, or even a soli- y overshoe? Don't throw these this away.- 1 Good leather from a stray glove Is useful In trimming or strep- b-" ening children's mittens or gk ts as well as for elbow patches on jackets and sweaters. . The leftover stocking ne&dat go to wast Yarn from It is very handy for mending. -, A good piece or rubber faMc is often needed to patch a child's overshoe.- - Dr.H.W: ffMr orraMrriusT Eye Examined, Glasses Fitted. ; Next Door To Cavenaugb ; , cnturotet Company ,. " ppratanent Office In WAIXACE. N. C ' , 7 7 IN STOCK Place Your Order Today DIAL 208-1 FAISON, N. C. ACompki Line Of FRESH GOLD S73AP FEEDS FOR THE CADY CHICKS ARGUS FLOUR , A Quality Flour At A Reasonable Price BIG DOLLAR FEED ST0HE ' (Your Complete Feed Store). DIAL 249-1 FAISON 0 0 it A'nr-ij-inr-ii II. H Mill II n II V c 3 o n pi -. - 11 -S Only; raetto Eacfepffii 1mnii.i..,.u..i..ii. o iiiii. 1 mi. .iij 1 .1 1 .n 1 mmmmmumV V. TO IMPROVE THE GRADE OF GINNED; COTTON, WHICH RESULTS IN MORE PROFITS TO THE GROWER, WE IIAVE JUST COMPLETED INSTALLATION OF THE "VERY NEWEST Murray Gins r , AND .. . Mitchell Dryers " Cbarneirs&Eiitractors i it- t i -3 Our Gins Have The l!ev M Sr.vs, Ansr-Lisf Clccners. MITCHELL'S !!;v SUPER CHIEF Cb:::rs Ad r i r,n ExIrccLs. IIov;s$f Typo GsDrycr. 'A't t iw P -PW" J v" -J ' (I Gin Fcr C Swliwll r 9

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