,1.'ME.
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I ' The hosi.,,a aev 1
t T. :t; young"! .missionary cir
cle i f the Beul I e. Baptist phurch
snet Monday n nt In the home of
Mrs. Bud Miller. The - president.
Mrs. Orzo TiigTen, presided.
The group-sang .There's a. Wid
- ness, and prayer was led Iby-'Mrs.
Thigpen. Mrs.' Louise Brown gave
the lesson Stirring in Middle Am-
. atffrfM, HIKIa afaiitv uraa tolrati tmm
I the new and old Bible and discus-'
... sea oy jnesaames neraian wore,
Cecil Miller, EJwood Quinn, Boland
Batchelor, Bud Miller, Macon
Brawn and Mrs. Thigpen. Following
f Ka. Hjn f if Inn h hnat'Aaa BAnvprl
pecan pie topped with tee cream
ana coca -eoia. , -
120 colas to those attending.
Pers
pimento
s. and 60-
tJES Mcifs July 2 ;
,The Beulaville Order o the Bast-
an &- mlTI ma .Into at R It'.
clock at the Masonic Hall tor a-regular
meeting. Ieryjnfflabj6ria
urgea to oe present. ;
Presbyi:ri:n
.1
The general ttaeetini of the Hall
viUe Presbyterian Women .ot th
church iwaa held Saturday after-'
noon ax we onurcn wiui we preaa
dent. 'Mfa. Norwood Miller. oresid-
.- i . . aar - .r ' ..uuitM... li.
' .1U. UUrB. 'fT,-,
charge of ti program," The Wvi
era ana wn assuma uy moujuim
- 3 land Rhodes, Leonard Kennedy,
Herman and Ashe Miller In the dis
cussion. Mrs. W. L. (Miller led the
; ctosing prayer.
Scouts Visit
CampTuscara
Among the scouts attending the
camp last week at Tuacarora were
W. L. Miller. Truett Miller, Tommy
-Millar Brttl .Mlllrr. BriHbV-Miller.
A. R. Mercer, A. F. Shaw, Benny
Thigpen, James Robert Grady and
' Daw ,13an HifMt : i . ' . . i
Those atending Che eaanp fire arid
- ahlfmb. ' aa4rHU- nferhf WMft Mr.
and-Mrs. W. L.-Miller and Jerry,
Mr and Mrs. Herman Miller and
Doug. Mr .and Mrs. Andrew Miller;
Mr., and Mrs; Norwood -Miller and
. Mary Lee, Mr. and Airs. (Leonard
Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. nave Mer"?
. oer and iatniiy, r. ana airs. v. hi
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Mr Tra . Cuw'Les r k .i'tt of
Nort.' k v e vici 1 u-Is jm
Mrs. i a oo J C iim.. -
Wc. Ottis Oeraid MUler ol:n.
Pf"ff snpirt the weekend wIMi his
parrntJ, Iv.r. assd Mrs. Otlis Miller.
nxr. HA VTi-tf "lumM Mfllef and
family spent Sunday at White Lake.
IMr. ana Jir. nurmu
and sons Phil and Ray and Mrs.
..w u.M. nt nnlHshnrir Visited
Mr. and Mrs. John ; George , Ken
nedy Sunday. . " ; '
-Mrs. Herman Miller and; Mrs.
Ah Miller shomoed in Klnston
UVUS. jkhw"!-"-, 7
n ..4 uIh MsnrariK JOnn-
son were recent shoppers l.'KUf
Hr u... luii Minpr in ww H u m
JVAUV JiWW ...
enUj Mr. and Mrs. Bland Miller.
- Friends M
- j u. ha Ikaa Taturned
r r. . . - WAflnlia.1
to till nome irau ww-
Onl. CleveUnd Morris of Camp
Leieune was a recent dinner guest
mr. inu -we " yt"1" , z :
thy Grand Mat' on, Mrs. Maude Fpv
oi juns&on aim nm w :,z
t ..i i i Parlcnr' snunt last
weekend wiUi Mr. and; Airs, Lin-
wood Newton to wono i ,
,'Rev and Mr, a- "'"."""T",
sLsfral -days in Smitfhield ast
Airs. Leon Quinn ano misses uei-
a business trip to Kinston Monday.
; Little Pat JM'orns nas rwui
ur hnm fnllrtwin a -visit wild her
grandmother,AMrsa X). C..,Wte-
tturst in ASiievmc. - b
Gpl. Cleveland Morrlss, Opl. Bot
Beasley of Camp Lejeune, Gjil, .and
.... c c.nJlln nH Miss ROSS
MUler went Sunday at White Lake
, mar. ana tots. -
son - Billy, 'accompanied (Mr. and
. . Athnrtimn and dau
ghters of Wallace to Washington
D. C lor sne wuu- . ,
. v. J M Cor Lee Pickett.
Mrs. Ehvood Quinn and sons. i?ent
Sunday, at wane bun.
v MrsT Connet Weston and Mrs. L.
jS.:Turner4t Pink HiUvislted rela-
Jack Kennedy, U. Sa Army spent
the weeJcena wiui o w.
and Mrs. H. B. Kennedy.
Una. (. Tiwent i mtion. It n ilms
tra'vea w .h 20 photogra'phs, includ
ing 4.W0' iull-color -pictures on' the
iront cover. . ,
Well? and,HeiHeiJ.pc:lnt out that
amnll .cf&ln viilft am rnthpr Trviv
I4"" i " '
In North Carolina, although thou
sands of acres of land are devoted
various small grain diseases.?,
- Leal
MnHlh ' I
important disease of ' (wheat in
a.TnHu DnmHii. wlfh tVitt anVMial
I toss iio vnthls source estimated -at
10 .per cent on uie uiai crop. .
'small urain uiseases in nraui
sands of acres of land are devoted ,' iiu,h an Fvtonaion
annually to these crcps. One rea- S?ro U Issued Jnsion
son for low yleds, they sayvis that " Sinad from the local coun
diseases .often cause heavy losses. f J?Z aJSZI
.. Tnes.e VJ. "J f,ra?7ditor. State CoiwVstation,
me auuiors, oy xoiivwnug suica ap- pnitu .
-proved practices as using disease- wongn, , , ?; .-.. .. . , ;
resistant varieties. . However, usr K. K ;
cess in using these practices "will N eW -
oepenq on correct aiagnosis oi tne1 - -i : ;
MM Doug
OohWoro w led Mr. and iirs. pa
ns Br0n unjayi . . . fc -
wart, Ga spent the weekend wlttr
his oarents. Mr. and Mrs. Faison
Miller andvohV G. Kennedy hade
a business trip to Klnston Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller spent
last weekend at Wrightavllle Beawh.
.Miaa Mattie Frances Kennedy of
Wilmington spent the weekend with
her MrentStoWinwi'JBW
Kennedy. -' i . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hocutt of
CTaytonwereweetoend"' guoat ,oI
Mrs. L J. Sandlln. SrSs;.
Mra. LHa w tnxeMa, ajpnuis
at '. ' .'I'll UU ..ial4' KJfsBaS
time
rseveral- days; with her auMMrs,
L. C. Turner isi rjna: nui. i vv
-"LJttle Sloafli and ? Lonnl TWs-.-..u.
.a.imai (a Mu4 heme
following t Visit with Rev, and Mrs
J. L. Powers & &t rauis.
. . r.. rrfot WidiHi. itftss' Pol
ly Weston and Mr. L. C. turner ot
TMni. nut Mra5 n.'.W.' Kenned v.
Mrs. -Lila'x. Lanier. Mrs. CalUe
Whaley, (Mr nd Mrs. W..G Jones
.mllu .Mr anlT Mri.'Kmitult
Clark and famftyand Afr.amd Mrs.
Bill " Carrou wer- "recent owner
guests of Mrs. L J. Sandiiir, sr. .
iuiua " ....w .. - .
IW . itlalMfaar Mtala lit NotV
ser and lajmiiy, r. ua sin. y. w, ""Jf' Jr""" r-
'nd V-TOV.CJ, MrZleianTwere
.'.' . '.-" :i.kjmt.4iaataiifvMr.and -Mrs.
4 w.-S. Cnttie - - ' J';'''- n.
wart. Gas? spent , the we-Vend wHb
T1" IL CmLII
. '. a i ,i i .ill avamlaM nrUlA
- Taoation Bible1 schoet of the Beu
Taville Fresty4eria , church were
held Friday1 evening June 21 at 6
Ain& MiithnaH-.rae DUDlls partick
P"t2?" exerseiiitlni3ced n day!
' of Bible study and each tour de-.
partmetttsunder direction"f tneir
l.aara .aouaht Hnrnnnktration Pif
their work and deTMrtaaental
. an jrmaiaaciw.wui v
and a picnic Maper on the larwnff.
W. . GoodmaJ, -fatperinUndcnt,
Mrs. Harry Home and Mrs. Leon
ard wrav, iieginners.
Oupp.
: aon. i
Interme
r:i?'rHf
Paat 1
h a
nut vwf (f --"7-
hU parenU Mr. and Mrs. Bland
'! 'arnil Lira In!laAalflitB. add
sited Miv v.iiimfiLOTBtiw
LltfHlljft. ivA Arm hmltmmmtk. frrnnm In
a sense, we should be tMnking of
.aVa iannfUIUai HMH ETA Vltan atita
J Mitch faeeded organic matter may
MaMitmnap arut f all . tfraan
crops oe curnea unacr; j,iieac ma-
teriau wm max neavy sons aaiser
to work and will give sandy soils
a better watertoolding capacity and
along with fihat there Is the added
tfePUHty, But what I wisb to UUc
about is sou a-oiaity ana tne use on
I'm ant . K a rti noivtnaMX flarh next tin-
derstand th' proper, use of lime
ecausesney ao nor Know ine neeas
of the indnviauai crops, aim, tney
Jtn. wu bnnut Kmu uU fhol. Will
UV UVh MVT. frMVM W.
is. It Is foolish to add lime to soil
n you ao not snow max ii neeas
ltane or that the craps to be grown
require more lkne. -
thne reduces soil acidity.' Most
weUMe cropewill thrive in sligh
tly acid soils but there are a num
ber of thorn that wll not thrive at
all in very acid Mils. These are as
paragus, spwaon, onions, cenry, ic
ttuce, beets, muskmelons, broccoli,
paranips, pkra. and satisfy. Crops
such : as beans.1 cucumbers, water-
poUtoe's and . tomatoes - are quite
. . A i j it- . aM
toivraoi wir mrj. khi iuuj i"
fact, It is desirable for watermelons
It is also" desirable to grow Irish
potatoes ontprite add soils to pre
vent the development of potatoe
Cab, 'a, serous dieease which is
made worse by Hmlng the soiL
Notice Tobacco
K V, Farmers !
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HOME FREEZER
one c?ajr
!' Farmer' Wends, JOHNSON COTTON CO. fat Wallace
Is stocked to supply your every' need for the coming tobaoeo
'aeeeon. Be,, wise. . get yewr . needs new. LMk eVer this com
plete lisi Come la and see as today! '. '"" ' t
Tobacco ; Twine , Tobacco Barn Ther
mometers V Arsenic of Lead ! Paris
nrecn' O Tobacco S t i c k s Tobacco
Trucks & Slides . Horse Drawn Tobacco
Dusters .. O Hand and Horse-Drawn Tobacco
Sprayers ' O Tobacco Furnace Grates
Tobacco Furnace Doors O Buck-eye Tobac
co Curie; Systems Whiteing Tobacco
Curing Coal Stokers , Tobacco Barn Flues
lCisz Materials of All Types For The
Construction of Tobacco Barns.
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!-."' .;...4- FREE "BASEBALL . TICKETS
Far each $IM purchased, you will receive 2 free tick
ets to Wallace Tobacconist Baseball Games Flayed In Wallace.
JOHNSON COTTON CO.
- "Cash If You Have It Credit If Yon Need It"
Wallace, N. C.
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ft saves mgievoa fj, ' '
la. -- wi -a
M nK& in ijs ijfel . if
Handiest thing you can imagine is this
new Crosley ShelvsvdorO Freeaer with -storage
racks in the Kd ttmt practically 1
double "top-level" space for package! ...
Aaodsar Qrelr Eicb
Phi lip I iiitUfcweW zcJT .
tor-drive paddle , A . 'Jk .
Capacity IL eauft. op ss,
AO I uaa,aai
This new Crosley Freeaer
reejly freeze twstv t HO be
low sero. "KVoating-Action'
lid opens wide at a nudge . . .
THI Aa-5fTTIN0 DIU0HS AM COMiNO FIOM CMOSUY1
feeves both hands free. One
of eight beautiful .models. .
Sizes to 20 cu. ft. holding
over 700 lbs. See them NOW.
Wallace, N. C.
Ed Hawes
O. Rivenbark
vThe, soil testing latoopasy of th
auuiuay.
(Mr. and-Mrs Vance Clodfelter
mrTW1:slri:i"ttoi 1 at,
Warsaw, Mrad Mrfc tllftoniuin
,andMriana Mctj' i G. Kennedy
enjoyedi SiStwdB dinner, In Kinston
Mr. and Mrs. Gfh komfxs ana the laboratory, a. yo
Srs.p BrP.Anc
lawhKy ihaiHJfi.;iwyB(l KeTanedJat
r nn one iBWiErri w ajL,. w wm '
Those:wh haveste
VX ifJCiUaeS It?V. j "J"! IJIOK a.M Wa warn. w an.
iare andteB you, bow muca lime
to ' use Jlnav leavesno onw iur
not knowing the correct acidity of
your, soil. ..Take samples, by slicing
th soil with, a spade, or trowel to a
danthipf four to. U Inohes which
m(ua vah. m11 rnnm. the TOD
mix ana ac(iu ujiu,( k, i
your garaen u
from more Ulan
ney!kKation.. Itvis .possjpie, -ipax
It i. . MndmlBlrt
,yom) I cofcuiny ,a$vufc
if maKUtg.BunpiB i,hijii",
ilwoh.Jlot
(Mrs. W. P. WUliMnson and dau-
I JH.1-.mi Par.Kawa anil knlte t KaU'
'efri "'r'jfi T.r:
3. ' ' . - - rM.. 1 B5 Thim,l
(Mr. and, Mrs, .Orlando Albertson
of Camp1 Stewart Ga., were week-
mMi m Mr inn Mr-a- a.
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J'
Tbe Millar tewh b? nH' VVed-
i Ll.Ui t,- IhMiP Tl 'WHa-
mu Siii Mrs. I Ir" n J
hostess. Mrs, W, L. f -Interesting
tcc'k and m ui
of interest 'on ''Home i in.,
tlom The othet t"nlr tf t m'
wer di .twd Ay i o r i, .
den' -titration "W ijIonJ, i pi .
a(nd ; .mtmer Ton-fl, ? ' ' 1
JarVsnn and Mrs. Zobe lhartson,
i e. an liiUr and
i" y lltier
i . - , 1 nrv Weat nf Ke.
i.s. '' j :, ".i i.iler and ' Mii,
r.n- it! ler af-nded r-e OE3e-
Circulars
The State College Extension Ser
ice announces publication of a new
eteeuiaa-tmenoea-iie umm
invtfentifylng amall grain disea-
r The' 82-page 'cuxsular? entitled
"irtaJl' Grain .Diseases In North
Carolina,!; was prepared by . J. C
We'll.- extension plant pathologist,
T. T. 'HeaDeri, researcn assia-
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