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re, the grass . always look known to light in the wrong bouse
t-r on the other fellow's side
e fence; but, don't be fooled,
- 3 . t as hard to cut! ' Also,' ar-
with one fool will soon cre-
, i -vo! ' . - -t
o'd ever believed the time.
t ' I come when a "Cent" (penny)
i, . .,..'i't be used even by the Gov-
en.mentwith much advantage? Its
i 'M become practically obselete
tut the Insufficient, "penny" as it
wui t known, left us mark on
appointments recently1 when' ; the
two cent post card came into ef-
(feet, leaving, - shower party, and
dinner engagement left stranded
to come to the MAIL of all places
. . . which bad been notified by
carol . , , , . .
, (Believe me, there were some
very red faces here last week about
the Stork's visit near here soon . , .
word got strewed around that be
was arriving at the wrong bouse!
My, My, t the stork sneaks in
city cabs and basements, sub
ways and other corners in the city,
but never never has be been
in these parte the people in
this vicinity are two moch on the
alert ; . for a think like that to
happen. We bopel
We should all watch -out, as many
a would-be reformer stumbles
over a lot of rubbish about their
own doors, who go out to clean up
the worldl You know privation has
it's compensations; as it deprives
many of things they axe better off
without.
(Miss Hilda (Maready, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Maready spent
tne week-end witn ber parents.
Miss Maready is employed in Ra
leigh with the Bell Telephone Co.
(Mrs. Guy Rhodes of Richlands
spent a few days down visiting with
her mother and other relatives at
the home of Mrs. T. F. Sanderson
and Mrs. V. Milloy.. -Mrs.
Cora J Sanderson who baa
been ill for the past two weeks
witn a Daa case of "i lu ' is able to
be up and around again we ist
nappy to report Who wants the
"irm" anyway7
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Motley of
Kinston visited with Mrs. W. B.
Ward last Thursday prior to an an
tlsipation of a trip this week to
New York city' for part of a much
needed holiday . ' . '
Mrs. Margaret Kuhlmann and
daughter - "Kitty" of Manchester
Conn., left for home last week af
ter attending the funeral of Mrs.
Kuhlmann' father, Mr. W. B.
Ward here. e. ,
A man to be missed in a com
munity where he bas taken part so
faithfully-in all sorts of helpful
activities passed away, with; the
death of Mr. W. B. Ward last week.
Those out of town attending the
funeral were: . Kinston: Mr. and
Mrs. J. C Ward. Mr. George H.
' An official of the North Carolina
Farm Bureau made it plain today
that the: Organization's . Board of
Directors "do- not intend to Sit
by and see a minority group attempt
to Impede the progress of -agricultural
research in the State.
' This statement - was leveled at
certain members of the American
Feed4 Manufacturers t Association,
a national organization, whose rep
resentatives implied recently dur
ing a- meeting -with State Agricul
tural official In Raleigh that they
had been authorized to employ le-
B:::!:;rs!To l;.prj ll:-jo S-:!j
The North Carolina Bankers As
sociation will again sponsor a Pub
lic speaking Contest for" Negro
high school students in the spring
of . 1952, it was announced today
by ;X ,' C- Gardner, Chairman of
the. Association's Agricultural Com
mittee and Executive Vice Presi
dent of the Citizens Bank and. Trust
company of Henderson.
This will be the third contest
Hugh-Blnnant, Mr. and MrsT WiU.'f.n
Hinnant. Mlu Yarn. P.rM.N. speaking .from prepared state-
8? yFS KJ"1 v U sponsored' Gardner said.- "The
the "Nickel For Know-How" re-, response the'pasttavo years Vas so
Carolina farmers. -
,R. Flake Shaw, of Greensboro,
Executive Vice-President of the
North ; Carolina v Farm ' Bureau,
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Hinnant, Miss Yerna Perkins New
born, Mr. John- Dixon, Mr. Ben
O'Neal. Mr. WiU Aldrldse. Mr. Joe
Weiseeer Oriental: Mr. Georffe
wara, jnr. ana jars. Jim ward, Mr.
ana aars. Otis PascheL Mrs. Hurti
Heath, Sr., Mr and Mrs. Hebe
Grey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skinner,
-mr. ano iMrs. l oujert Miayette, Mr.
ana juts, tuicy Mart, Mrs. Liuie
Hardy, i Mr. and Mra. cianno
varoon., Mr jind Mrs. Dick Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Koonce,
am. ixm ouiron. mrs. lie ram Cot.
ion, jvirs. uesae fflelds. -Wilmington:
Mrs. Jtlarcaret Waivl
aua awwiHer. ueny. imt. cu
Mr. and Mrs. Piatt, and a fcnat nr
friends and acquaintances from
wauace and other ponits.
Mrs. Hunter Heath of Man Vn-v
City is on a visit with her husband
here for a short while before she
has to return to New York on busi
ness.
ment, declared -'! Is-very difficult
for our Board of Directors to un
derstand why any group of busi
nessmen, who are entirely depend
ent on farmers, would not be glad
to cooperate in helping to meet one
satisfactory, and such genuine in
terest was shown by the high school
students throughout the area of the
contest' that the' Bankers Associa
tion bas decided to make an an
nual, feature of its extensive agri
cultural program." . . ,
The general subject this year will
ne -ireen pastures, Their Use and
Management." ; , ,r .-
The contest will be conducted
under the Joint leadership of bank-
rSei.! .S:.n'.f A TCoUege in Greensboro,
damental needs of our present agri
cultural conditions."
Shaw said "it is our considered
judgement that there , must be
some , misunderstanding on their
part (American Feed Manufactur-
relatives and members of his fam
ily, Mr and Mrs. E. Williams.
iPiease don't use a washing ma
chine for anything but to wash
ciotnes witn . . . now. to explain
juts. Asm wuiiams let her band
get all caught up in the wringer
at cer aacnine and mangled her
hand up pretty bad. but luckily she
had presence of mind, to set the
current off in time to escape get
ting any eones crusned. The band
is healing up nicely and if it had
r:OTns:: iiic.
"OXJfo. Norwood St Telephone 332-1 Wallace, N. C.
Mrs. Mildred RlvrnfiarV
(been makins her hom in rtTHl
am recently has returned to Chin- any eyes would be looking out
auu -wux oe wKn ser moth-
r, ana. UKie WOoa. ;
Mr. and Mra. Rrf IPonV nt w.a.n.
v HVUVU
ra., was visiuni witn nir .
pra Register recently. Mrs. Rook
ia aiswr oi imt. register.'
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ..j
children of Wilmington were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. J Reg-
Mrs. G. O. "Parker who huk.
seriously ill with presumable "Flu"
Is about to be out again. She and
Mr. Parker left last week for Golds-
woere mey win spend several
d"y with a son and daughter, Mr.
Milton Parker, and Mr. and Mrs.
Duffy Lane.
Mrs. John Cobb Jr., of Halifax.
N. C. is visiUng with her family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Williams for a
short Ume. With her is ; little
daughter, Gayle, addition to the
family from their last vlsitl
Mr. and Mrs. ClarnA wnum.
and son. Edward of Weldon is on
vacation and is visiting here with
for what it cusses in hereafter! I
wonder just how far a wringer
would wring an arm, hand or even
a leaf :v.,'f .-j.,---'.i.l-,-f. !,
The latest Miss to set sixteen and
drivers license is Miss (Nellie San
derson, who arrived in town with
them last Friday. She ahould be
warned, not-to drive, TOO SLOW
on tne road especially curves . . .
if she does, she may hear a slrene
behind her . . . doinc their dutv!
It's happened before. And in Chin-
quaplnl . i:-,r'';,;.,;-'V'.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sanderson and
Mrs. Alice Sewell all of Wallace
visited in and around Chlnauaoln
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beale of
Wilmington spent the week-aiui
visiting Mrs. V. Milley the past
week-end - :
If you talk loud and lona enoumi.
a lot of people will believe you
ne matter what you sav. But.
sometimes, listening to others win
meip make our own burdens easier.
snd professional workers in educa
tion and agriculture. . A kit of sub
ject matter material will be made
available to all hteh schools.
inrougn tne county agent's offiice.
All Negro high school pupils en
rolled in grades 9-12 and resldina
m au counues excem Buncomtie.
Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood,
Henderson. Jackson. Macon. Madi
son, McDowell, Polk, Swain, Tran
sylvania and Yancey counties, will
be eligible to participate.
' lest year only SO counties were
Itiafriiraritful In Mtam ui4ak .
nag vanxing groups 1, 2, 4, s, and
?. This year 35 counties have been
added,, bank groups 3. '6. 8. and 9.
making the contest open to . the
high school students in all but 15
North' Carolina counties. It is
hoped that, the contest will be
state wide in 1053., ,.
Approximately Sff.OOO.OO will be
awarded In prizes this year! First
Prize In the State contest will be
$300,000 in Savings Bonds and
an expense-paid trio to deliver the
winning speech "before the Caro-
unas Bankers Conference at Chapel
Hill in July.; Second Prize, $200.00
and Third Prize, $100.00 will be In
savings bonds. In the nine groups,
or regional ; contests, . arizes will
be given as follows: for First Place;
$50.00. in. Bonds, and $25.00 in
Bonds for Second Place. . Prizes
will also be awarded on the county
level.- ' t ' ' , .
Last year. 1632 atudents naitid. I
pated in. the contest, representing
95 burh Schools. : Four fhniiaan1
dollars was awarded to prizes, i
S. J. Hodges, Negro Agronomy
Extension Specialist ,A & T (Col
lege, will promote the contest.
W. Wheeler, Vice President and
: Marked ehanrea from previous years fcire the l-.l Chevroleta
frealmeaa that aaanres their continued noDularity ia the low-price auto-
BintiTn field. Annarent in this front-end view is the redesigned Kriile
which features five distinctive "air foil" fins mounted on the center!
bar. Parkin? lamna have been broadened to eliminate the former slotted!'
grillework and the hoed emblem carries the name, Chevrolet. ' . ,v
some form of livestock each month, Room improvement is the fav-
aa a sldeUne. 1 orite project oi Patsy Martin, out-
h ! . , ' I standing 4-H Club girl of Orange
A an example of what was ac- county. Paury hae completed 18
complisbed, Wynn cites the case
of William Bullock, Route 3. Little
ton, a member of the vaughan
Farm Club. During the year Bul-
ri.1.1.. h. 1 jock receiv
r r;.r'r tLoi"lsale of two cowa and two calves.
mwiiu .001 C11 lu M i , n , :
of the Neero Public SoMartiw Cam,
mittee.
tn), about the Intent and purpose
01 wis program, or thev would
be willing to go along with the
program which calls for a five-
cent voluntary assessment from
farmers on each ton of feed and
fertilizer purchased In the State."
Tne statement, which Was in the
form of a resolution, pointed out
" . . We view the Nickels For
Know-How' program as one of the
greatest forward steps ever taken
in our State. We do not Intend to
sit back and see a minority group
attempt to impede the nroeresa
that is being made in agriculture. I
It w .1 . 7 I
. , . ia wkj event court proceed
ings are lnstisrated. we will unme
that the out-of-state feed manu-
Livestock Provides
Year Round income
(Livestock is provtoe to be a
profitable sideline enterprise for
many Negro farm families in War
ren county, report C. S. Wynn,
Negro county farm agent for the
State College Extension Service.
To obtain more income and lm-
mWM MlAll IavaI rt A nMM
dubs with an approximate member- fT"
ship of 575 farmer took as their 1 lL
goal for 1951, the marketing of
and seven pigs, and $213.88 from
"1 of eggs, making a total of
All of these sales were made from
aurpius production after the cam-
uy supply bad been taken care of.
Bullock now has 150 hens and
18. acres of permanent, -Improved
Kwuu- mr uvestock graztog. As
ivunaauon suck he ha six sows,
wen guts, 30 Digs, four ml llr
inree aeifers, and three
ejlves. He produces practically all
the food and feed consumed on the
club projects in five years. , k .
V A conference for North Carolina
dairymen will be held at State
College on January 29-30. Sev
eral outstanding speakers will ap
pear on the program.
GET TOUR
FRESH FISH
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JULIAN . HOUSTON'
AT GEO. WHALE 18 GARAGE
POTTERS HILV
Dobson Chapel
B.T.U. met Sunday evening at
v.uv witn a zair attendance.
Sunday school attendance has In-
facturem Involved are not interest-' crefsed 9uit wt tor the past sev-
ea in agricultural research as pro- r' x-veryone is invited
ujgiiest market prices paid
for mi:;:c and rats...
Wag Or Ship Them To Us.
SOL1 ISAACS-GEORGE CASTEEN CO.
, tU Bg rwntttirt Store On Center Street ?
GoMsboro, n. C
vided for in the present program,
and we Intend to protect all in
terests and programs which deem
helpful to our agricultural eco
nomy." .5.I.'...', .
Shaw said that all state feed and
fertilizer manufacturers "have been
for the research' program from
the beginning by lending their all
out support to the project." and
added that out-of-state feed man
ufacturers now enjoy approximately
40 per cent of North Carolina's
feed business. '
State Commissioner of Agricul
ture L. Y. Ballentlne, bas already
Informed representatives of the
AFMA that the State is ready to
prepare a legal case, and if neces
sary,, would carry the fight to the
State Legisture, Shaw said. .
' The farmers of North Carolina
have demonstrated by a 10-1 ma
jority that they are in favor of
the new research program, and do
not intend to - have it tampered
with, by any outside minority
group,"- he added. . '
BesMe
She's the gweetest baby in the world . . she's yours.
Everyday new means something new... a tooth J';' .
a word . i . the first steps, put, unchanginf is her
need for pure; fresh milk, from the day of birth
throughout her lifetime. She sleeps 1. . a bottle of
'milk at her side . . and the promise of a healthy
future ahead! You can always rely on us for the
best milk. s' m' v ' 1 ' ,
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, Mrs. Ann Sandlin has been more
feeble than usual for a few days.
We hope she ; soon gains her
strength again.
. Messrs. Donald . Mnmhv an4
Steve Goodlna and Minn iMarv nth
Southerland of Kenansville visited
In this section Sunday night.
Mrs. Holmes Bouse was hostess to
a quilting party last Friday. Those
attending were Mesdamea ftariand
Scott, Adell Carr and A. L. Ward
and AIlss Dollie Sue Carr nt R.
Hill; Mesdames Fred and Billy Cos
ton of Warsaw; Mrs. C. C. Ivey,
Jr. of Sumunerlin Cross Boads and
Mrs. P. E. Bouse of Dobson Chapel.
They all enjoyed the day and did
quite a lot of quilting.
several from this section at
tendeS the Lanier-Brown wedding
in Chinquapin on Sat evening. .
On the basis of preliminary 1050
census figures; the REA estimates
that on June 30. isi tuo. n
of U. S. farms has cenfral staUon
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