When you do the calling, it's up
to you to say good-bye. For friend
ship's sake, put the receiver down
gently. A crash la bard on the
ears. ' ' . . '
WATCHES - CLOCKS
; . WATCH BANDS
' RINGS ON ORDER
v Bepairinsr
Watches, aocks. Jewelry
-Si A
. Don't start a conversation with
"Guess who this is?" Never begin
an invitation by saying, "What are
you doing Saturday night?" Instead
tell what's up and ask your friend
PRESTON HOLMES
DUPLEf MERCANTILE CO
IN KENANSVnXE
if he or she can come.
J.' '
phone company suggests waiting i
10 rings. . ..-y :- -.
If yoO have' more than a short
message, ask ''Do you have time
to chat while?" If someone phones
you to chat at meal time or when
you have company, ask ifjyou may
call back later -- maybe the next
day will be convenient. If you call
a friend who isn't in but someone
else answers, give your name and
say you'll call again. You nay
leave a message unless you were
going to ask a favor.
Miss Myrtle Rom Sutton U the'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy J.
Sutton of Falson, who announce
her engagement to William DeWltt
f
King, son of Mr, Will King and the
late Mrs. Ola B. King. The wedding
will take place In the (ate summer.
it t0 JwllJ
G:;:!r.3 Sire i
FcrLcccI Crccdsrs
hull Ha ha been officially class!
fled for dairy, type as "very good,"
with a aeora of 89.2. His five dau
ghters that proved blm are on the
farm of Kussell Oxford at xayiors-
MISS PATRICIA ANN WO
SON of Raleigh is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Latham A. Wil
son of Rose Hill, who announce
her engagement to Ray Marsh
Williams of Wilson, son of
Roland C Williams of Monro
and the late Mr. Williams.
The wedding will take place
March 81. . 1
iv.... wn nr their customers, 'Ana
UVJ .- - - ...
local organization is furnishing
this prove sire service to the coun-
- - , , at me rcnuuu
, ville "with two others on we w, - -
I nhsnaBe farm. These flaughters are c"al"c- -
inrodoclne well, indeed. Based on
I the proof shown, 6 of the 7 daugh-
I . . M t.L- M -B ,V. If I.J
..... j, , ,.-..., fn increases jnim, , ui w -
i Coastal'-- CooperativswBreeders. creased test, and 5 of them Increa
Assodation announced today "that sed total butterfat. "Mark" proves
the Thompson Orphanage of Cher .that he has the ability to transmit
lotte, has sold their outstanding Increased production to bis off
proved Jersey sire. Biltmore Stan- spring. His American Index on 1
u.-i. . t t xntoai tha naip daushter-dam comparison . is
;unifliMat m. -wvw w - . ,
Southeastern Artificial Breeders
Association, suppliers of proved
aire semen to county breeding organizations-
in .. the . Southeastern
Statei. v;y., A- v-','
t : . -s.wt. ff."Sp? '-:
I - "Mark" Is CV4 years old, and out
of a cow by name of Mark's Farm
ftohella. This fine cow is now on
f test at Biltmore Farms, at 14 years
College Greds
Offered Officer .
Training In Marines
9,804 lbs. milk, 5.14 test, and 504
lbs. utterfat. an Increase of 648 the irat xaat since World
lbs. of milk and 28 lbs. of butter- Marine corps Is now
fat by his daughters over his dams. I .,. Er,duates of ac-
aiVVVK""!! "
1 s lL Zlaiu.ll.nai AntlnffA
credited North Carolina coUeges or
universities without prior mm-
4.w wmerlence for officer Ctt
ddate training, accoramg w an an
nouncement by Capt. M. D. Smith,
Jr., director of Marine recruiting
for the state
.... onaiifiorl sraduates. or seniors
in accredited North Carolina col
leges, who will receive a Daccauiau-
ute Arsree this soring - other
Mrs. Fltzhueh Hood Hudson is
the former Miss Gertrude Boyette,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Boyette of Falson. Her marriage to
Ha waa burled with Masonic rites.
He Is survived by his wife, Maggie
W, Rackley; his mother, Mrs. Lena
Rackley of Wallace; five sisters,
Mrs. B. F. Boone of Wallace.. Mrs.
Frank Bland of Wallace, Mrs. Alvin
Johnson of Hampton, Va., Mrs. De
leon Robinson, Richmond, Vs.; two
brothers, James of Hopewell, va..
and Paul of Jacksonville, Fia.
State College
Mr. Sutton, son ox . and Mrs
Troy Hudson of Clinton, took place
January 21st at Plney Grove Bap
tist Church.
Answers Timely
Dr. Emerson C. King
Chiropractor
-Coastal , exonerative i Breeders
Aaaaolation. has a representee on
the Bull Committee of the South
eastern Artificial Breeding Asso
ciation. an ' American Breeders
lot age, and during 300 days, she Service. This Committee selecte and
i produced . lO.Wt sds. ot mm ana fi . - -
1745 lbs: of butterfat If nothing Index. Proved, bulls, of the Ameri
happens to her she is expected to can Breeders Service studs by ma
make a world record: during this. Jortty vote, affording the local or-
lacutlon for a 1 year-oo. .r-- " " . , - 'ZV,'.. n.ntuJrv. or the-
"?'ark " is I good sized jersey as. w m nw i""" ; " .L . '
r. mm., i . - ' 0iogy..i and who will be Wss than
" : " " 1 .27 years of age on July 1, are ell-
t gible, Capt Smith saw.
Accented candidates win oe en
listed in the-Marine Corps Reserve
and sent to an Intensive 10-week
tpiniiff course at Parris Isiana, d.
C, this spring and summer. Suc
cessful graduates will, be commiss
ioned Second Lieutenants in un
Marine Corns Reserve .and sent to
the Marine Corps Schools at Quan-
tlco ,Va.r for a comprehensive live
mnntha toasitr officers course, z-.
Candidates who fall to qualify
for a commission will be given the
nntinn of dlseharse from the Ma
rine Corps Reserve or assignment
ti antive dutv in enlisted status.
. A limited number of graduates
of this Officer Candidate course
may be offered commissions as ca
reer Marines.
Complete Information about the
new program may be obtained by
writing to the Commandant of the
Marine Corps in Washington, v. c,
according to papt Smith. .
Farm Questions
101 W. Caswell St.
Kbastaa.N.C;
Office Honrs:
9:00 aLm. to 12:00 A. M.
1:00 P.M. to :00 P. M.
iDMd Wedaesdajr Aftenwons .v ; j-.t '-'
Ito IIito Flying Timo
-But Bo Careful!
Q. Please tell something about
the new type grain harvester which
windrows the grain and allows it
to dry before threshing? ..
A With the new machine, the
wondrowed grain, after drying, is
nicked ud with a resular forage
harvester, choroed. and blown In
to wagons. The self-unloading wag
ons carry the chopped grain and
straw to the thresher..
Main advantaae of the new meth
od Is that It results In better qual
ity grain because the moisture con-
tent is lower. Another advantage,
is that all of the straw ends up in
one stack. I
State (college, agricultural
engineers say the new harvester
probably won't be used widely In
North Carolina. One reason for this
thev nolnt out. is that there's too
great a chance of rain catching
the grain in the windrow. Also the
dual operation of cutting and
threshing probably would take too
much labor.
: State College specialists say the
best method of harvesting grain
here is to use an ordinary combine
and dry the grain artificially. A
windrow attachment on the com
bine makes it possible to recover
the straw with a pickup baler.
State College Hints
To Home Makers
To Invite your friends to any in
formal get-togethsr, just use the
phone. Here are some tips to give
you a reputation for telephone
tact, whether you're on the "send
ing" or "receiving" end of a call:
When you answer the phone say
"hello," rather than "The Jones
residence."
Talk softly, yet loudly enough
to be heard distinctly. Avoid phon
ing at meal hours, early in the
morning and late at night.
When you make a call, give the
other person time to answer. The
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Earl Rackley Dies
Of Heart Affack
Earl C. Racklev. S9. died sud
denly from a heart attack at his
home near Chinquapin at 7 P-m.
Rnndav. Funeral services . were
held from the graveside at Sharon
Baptist vnurcn xutsauay w
with Rev.' N. E. Gresham in charge.
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Plumber
STATE LICENSED .
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HOT WATER HEATERS,
i WATER PUMPS t"
' f KITCHEN SINKS
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Symptoms of Distress Arising from
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i
: Mora than 50 brand-new features including..
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NEWI EASIER SAD-WEATHER STARTING with new moisture
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NEWI MORE ECONOMICAL PERFORMANCE with higher com
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NEWI EASlf R-TO-RIAD INSTRUMENTS now grouped in S
cluster placed in front of the driver.
NEWI TWIN CARBUREHON AND EXHAUST SYSTEM for greater
power with economy available on all high-tonnage
models. " 0
NEWI SMOOTHER ENGINE IDUNO with "hotter" spark plugs;
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ANOTHER DODOE EXCLUSIVE I gyrol Fluid Drive now
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