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Evans, A. J, Dail, L. C. Sholar,
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V Prfrl, n rZiT W. M. Everton. 0avid Lane, A. O.
y' Fe h?s elc handP ernS Shlar' A. G. -Edwards, R. D. Sim
' Chester MorTs oS mona' C- C"' Stephens, .Jessie T.
' . il. ..EX V. ?. Murray,' James D. Thomas. James
ho was scheduled be 3 , R. f. Williams, Pres.
... . . . ton Whltfleld, Walter E,
Bostic,
Tommie Whaley, Edmon Dixon,
M. O. , Smith, R. P. Ward. Y. D.
Frederick, John C. Kennedy, Bo
tha Reardon, Wilbur . C. Fussell,
i Jennings Bryan Penney, r ,;
pnd the last week will be tor
-anal cases,' i.."j ;;-, rr- v.
J m ors for "the civil term' have
n drawn as follows:
1 list Week: - -
Ceo. W. Swinson, Horace Davis,'- Second Week: ," .
. G. Jones, F. P. Moore, J. F. Stal- ' F. B. Hardy, William Lanier,
. Bryson Thlgpen, Aimer Pier- John Miller, M X. Dail, C. D. Sloan,
R. S. WJhltmac, 0. F. Blanchard," S. Es Jones, Major ; Lewis Price,
, D. M. Albertson.N. A. Kennedy, Lib Edward, V. B. Blanchard,
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J. I. Sumner,' D,-W.; Blanchard,
H, A. Register, W. I. Rduse, H. H.
Carter, BUlie Brown, Geo". W. Sum
ner, S. A.. Blizzard, Robert Shef
field, T. W. Byrd, L. H. Qulnn, W.
T. Hawes, Jessie D. Thompson, In
gram Houston, F. R. Carr, L. W,
Blizzard. R. L. Murray," T. Frank
Merritt, Ervlng Kornegay, D. B.
Blanchard. ' -l
SPORTS AFIELD
By TED RESTING
The unvarnished truth Is that a
trained dog is a perishable com
modity. Few things are so subject
to deterioration, '-'ir;' ;v'V: - 'r
What are some of the things that
contribute to this deterioration, es
pecially the controllable- human
factors? High on every professional
trainers' list is over-discipline i
Dogs differ in the amount of
punishment they need, Or can take.
A word of disapproval here .may
have as much effect as a whacking
there. 'Never give a dogijnore than
that particular dog needsf It's the
inevitability of punishment, "rather
than the severity that counts, any
way. 7 Is'. r ,V v:-"-''-1.
. Ordinarily the more mature -a
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iuore fixed, his rt in-ubes ntoie sta
ble and predictable, and Is less
likely to deviate from the conven
tional pattern pf behavior. There
fore, give a boy an old dog to hunt
They won't hurt each other.' The
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' i A good way to rum a dog Is to
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Slate College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions
Q. Large sweetgum trees are in
terferlng with the growth of better
quality trees on my farm. What
steps do you recommend? : .
; A. Poison with Animate crys
tals placed In a notch br cup-cut
into the tops of roots or root swells
at the ground line. One tablespoon
ful of the dry crystals should be
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Q. How can. corn smut be con
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Operations Xmas
Children's Joy
Santa Claus will literally- "drop
in" on almost 500 children of four
North Carolina orphanages when
airmen of Pope Air Force Base
stage "Operations Christmas".
; Approval .has been secured to use
an Air Force helicopter to land
6anta at the four Institutions, The
Free Will : Baptist Orphanage of
Dunn, the Colored Orphanage of
Oxford, and the Masonic Orphanage
of Oxford. He will greet the boys
and girls at the Falcon Orphanage
x j. t l wji tiie
i .... i Lut at l..e L... jiiie Orphan
age Santa will only distribute fav
ors to the .children since the man
agement Is in need of no financial
asslstance.,v;:..;;';'.P'; :t:-",:!.:
: For -the other three institutions,
however, help is needed and, $3,000
in contributions have been recei
ved frpm airmen and officers,
.Meanwhile, "Operations ' Christ
mas" is gaining momentum. Pur
chasing committees have analyzed
the needs of thi three orphanages
and' are buying appropriate gifts.
It is planned to,hayejich child re
ceive an indivldual gTft with his or
her name on It ; c j c
Mechanics at Pppe Am.Base are
donating their aid In c.-u-.y Uui
to recondition the Falcon Orphan
age's bus. After Santa visits the
Falcon Orphanage on Dec. 21, the
youngsters there will be invited to
the air base the following" day and
be guests at a Christmas party ten
dered in their honor at the non
commissioned officers' club. At
that time the reconditioned bus
will be presented to them and they
will return to Falcon in their own
transportation.
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