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. - ... 1 X 3, t. - 4 VA7. i- 'National. Home Demonstration Week, April 27-May 8. focuses the attention of the people of the na tion on the great contribution that home demonstration members are making," says David S. Weaver, director of the State College Ex tension Service. f "In North Carolina," says 'Weav er, "home ' demonstration clubB have established themselves as one of the finest ways to bring to (the attention of theif members and others the many advances be Ins made in homemaklng, and under standing of f Emily, relationship and community development I. Everyone recognizes their influ- nce upon all of the people as-well as upon the Citizens of the future. While the principles of better fam ily living that are applied to such things as nutrition, clothing, nous lug .recreation, and spiritual deve lopment. are; recognized, another great influence may be oftentimes overlooked. .1 refer to the oppor tunity which mothers and' wives Jl&Vft In tiUMh4nff A,fljl In nianHfll- tolerance hrmnlminrtortn. S the dignity of the individual. I ' "'As the twig is bent, so grows the" tree' could be weU translated "As the child is taught, so grows the nation tou is why the theme of iwstional Home Demonstration Week, "Today's Home Builds To morrow's orld is so aptly chosen while our nation and the world are strained by tensions probably with no parallel in Human history. "Schools, churches, and vouth programs contribute greatly to the development of character and pooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o When BUILDING,4 REMODELING, or REPAIR ING SEE US FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ROUGH arid DRESSED -All Kinds Moulding and Trim - TELEPHONE 2542 ' For Free Delivery Prompt Service Calypso Veneer Co . . . MEMBER SOUTHERN PINE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIfTort'SM0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO s We have in our barns some well broken mules, ranging in age from six to twelve. J V a years old, weignt Prices Right. See trade. Extra Choice BUILDING MATERIALS: wc.yt;ww Lime, Sheetrock, Asbestos Siding, Shingles, RoUEoofing, Asphalt Shingles,, Windows, Doors, Cement Blocks, Bricks, Cinder Blocks, Masonite, ako Paint. - ' ' Full line of Hardware. JP J; J Cotton Seed, Soy Beans, and Field Peas. Bemis Tobacco Transplanters, tractor and horse-drawn. Ellis Tobacco Transplanters, tractor drawn. USED TRACTORS: Two Model B' John Deere Tra00"' Tw Model H, John Deere Tractors, One Model A, John Deere Tractor, One Model B. Farmall Tractor. All tractors in good condition. Prices i Right. ' ; . . . , Johnson's All Magnesium Limestone Filler Fertilizer. Agriculture ' Peo and Masiercut Power Lawn Mowers. A Number of used Electric Refrigerators. All Sizes. Prices Right. '-0. f. n n f '. ' . J . h-J k.- t-J eaver Fraises strength in the child but none cn touch the Influence of a mother and a good borne. : b; "The opportunity for home dem onstration workers and others to intensify their efforts in line with this year's slogan Is unlimited. Cer tainly the reward for such increas ed effort will be great "Our 69,481 members are dedi cated to the task of making the rural , homes of . America strong. Their achievements in the past show: their ability to do the job and can accomplish. ; As workers in the home and as professional workers In home demonstration programs celebrate National Home Demonstration Week, the rest of the nation can well afford to pause and pay -tribute to them." Youth May Apply s Four scholarships valued at $200 f"? two ln agriculture and two) i?,uonre econonuc Bre avauame tn ?eap J North Carolina high ?J;ho2! seni" " graduates under ru. Announcement of the awarCs was made by Dr. C. H. Bostian, direc tor of instruction in' the School of Agriculture at North Carolina State College, who said applications must be filed by June 1, 1952. Recipients of the , awards, Dr. Bostian said, will Be announced on or before August 1. The scholar- o o o o e o o o o 9 e o 9 o Q O I o o o o -o o INSPECTION BUREAU O! AAA 'ai J ; AAA 11 I auu ids ic xuu ids. us before you buy or Timothy Hay. C0o IID Members To Observe Special Week The 60,481 home demonstration club members of North Carolina i:i Join in observing National Home Demonstration Week, April 27 May3, the theme for which is "Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's World." This photo, typical of a scene re-enacted many thousands ships will be available this fall. Winners of the agricultural scholarships may enroll at State Collese. and winners of the home economics scholarships may, regis ter at Woman s College of the Uni versity of North Carolina at Greens tone. Requests for application blanks I and other information on the home economics awards may be obtained I by writing Scholarship and Loans Committee, Woman i College. Greensboro,' North Carolina. Students desiring application I blanks and other data on the agri cultural scholarships should write culture, North Carolina State Coir lege. Raleigh. The awards. Dr. Bostian explain ed, will be made on the basis of scholastic achievements in high school as well as leadership Qual ities demonstrated ln school, church, , and youth organizations. Need for financial aid will be con sidered. '. Current holders of the scholar- ships, -all awarded by the Kroger "v X V 1 v ; Women's Glub Work 3 of times in North Carolina every year, snows a county nome demon stration agent, miss Margaret urn berger of Durham, conferring with a homemaker, Mrs. George Ray of Route 6,' Durham, and her 4-H Club daughter, Derma. Randall, students at Woman's Col- lege; and Hubert Cartner, Jr., of Winston-Salem and Alfred Robin- son of Newton, students at North Carolina State College. World Population Expected To Jump UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., April 20 The United Nations figur ed today there may be 3,636,000, 000 people in the world by 1980. The world population two years ago was about 2 billion, 400 thous and, a new U. N. publication, The Population Bulletin says. The increase in the next 28 years will be at least 500 million and may be as much as 1 billiioin, 300 million, taking It away over the 2 1-2 billion mark. The rate depends on Asia, which ha smore than half the world's population, the U. N. says. The I butn "te there la already high "1 Wilmington Coca Cola Bottling Company . Wllmlnftoa. N. C 'va nit eft buvmaPMtlM Mottraa"md Bott 8nrioa for soma reason, kealtode no leaoatl The rest you asl ow means mote ( " r- ; .Vvi - 'I IS y . ' . . . styled to please the t set our Peerless display . , , .. asm Termite Swarms Warn Homeowners When spring swarms of winged termites are observed in the house. home-owners should take immed iate steps to control the pests, sug gests George D. Jones, entomolo gt for State College Extension Service. - .. -. . Termites may be nesting in the soil near or beneath the house, says Jones. A thorough inspection of basements, porches, and first-floors will reveal any infestation that may be present The earthen tubes termites build over walls and foundations are sure signs. Wood partially eaten out usually is also an indication of ter Carolina Power And Light Announces 1 1 Personnel Changes In Tidewater Group - Eleven personnel changes result ing from the merger of Tide Water. Power Company into Carolina Pow er It Light Company were announ ced last week by A. E. Jones, vice president in charge of operations in the eastern division. The appointments retained form er Tide Water personnel in 10 job- classifications similar to their pre- vious work. Three of these ulti-jof mately will go to Raleigh. One CP&L employee will move from old CP&L territory into the Wil mington division. All work in the division will be co-ordinated under Mr. Jones. The personnel changes he announced, effective immediately, are: H. T. Buchanan, former vice president and treasurer, and C. A. Brockwell, Jr., former secretary and comptroller, will join the per sonnel of the Treasury and Accoun ting Department and ultimately will be located ln Raleigh. Cecil Matthews, former super intendent of eleotrical operations, will be manager of the Wilming ton district in charge of customer service work, customer accounting and local sales. nil. . PLUG PROTECTION Turn off the electric applisnce before nulling out the plug, elec trification specialists remind house' wives. Tnis is a simple cut impor tant rule to prevent damage both to the plug on the electric cord and the convenience outlet in the wall. It holds for appliances large and email, from washing machines nd vacuum cleaners to toasters and heaters, and even t oportable lamps. Pulling the plug when an ap pliance is running or heating shuts off the flow of electricity gradu ally so that it sparks or makes an arc between the prongs of the plug and the wall outlet. This burns the prongs, leaving them pitted, rough, and dark. Then they cannot make a good contact and eventually will bring no eleotri-l city at all. The contacts in the outlet may also be burned out. But turning off the appliance by its own switch "makes an immed iate, clean cut-off in current, and then the plug may be removed safe ty! With no danger of sparking or burning. Some few electric appliances are not provided with their own switch. For these the rule is: Pull out the plug as f st as possible when dis connecting. As for portable lamps, it pays and applicatiion of. modern medical knowledge and public Health metn ods may bring down high death rates. 'World population has Increased more than 50 per cent since 1900 and more than five-fold in the last 300 years. PEERLESS tan everbejore thwaiit energy Son. The com J connate- to t reat y oa ce from jerr .alqara steep ea a re . leas. Built far yeare Jo.' most parflctuar ItomsmattT 7 . the swing is toJTsjt A 'Ski r I 'Jfi V:, JSBananaaaa 4MtM mites . Ftaoat entrances of homes are a common point of hivasison, as are wooden members in contact with soil. The swarms of termites, shiny black Insects with four over-sized pearly-white wings, do no damage as such, but create new colonies. says Jones. The swarm usually lasts only a day or so. One' can sweep up the pests or spray them with a household fly spray. . Soil treatment with a S per cent DDT on pentachlorophenol solu tions can be done. Home owners should use concrete and not have wood and oil in contact if they want to avoid termite damage. Entomo logists at State College will send bulletins and' lnfommotinn about the pests an dtheir control. If in festations are widespread, it may be necessary to consult commercial termite eradicators. J. A. Wright, former planning engineer, will be in charge of a new general engineering section to be formed in the operating and engineering department. T Jf. Hall, former assistant sup erintendent of electrical opera' tions, will be division superinten dent for the eastern division. w. J. Hayes, former supervisor the drafting room, will be divi- slon engineer, J. W. P. Hodges, former super intendent of the transformer and relay department; will join the sub station section of the operating and engineering department at Raleigh, B. W. Blake, former superinten dent of the meter shop, will be diivision meter supervisor. W. B. McGowen, Jr., former com mercial sale supervisor with Car olina Power & Light Company at Florence, Will be division sales manager. Robert L. Thompson, Jr., former agricultural agent, will be agri cultural development agent. H. N. MoGeachey, former per sonnel manager, .will be person nel representative. to turn out the light before pulling the plug from the fall when moving them. LIGHTLY DAMPEN CLOTHES TO IRON Proper dampening is one of the secrets of good ironing. Garments should be dampened evenly, one piece at a time, and allowed to stand long enough for the mois ture ti thoroughly penetrate the fabric The best over-all rule is to dampen lightly. Lots of time and energy are wasted ironing pieces that are too damy. There is a dif ference between damp and wet. Optometrists To Meet In May Dr. John T. High, President of the North Carolina State Optome- trlc Society, said today that the Annual Spring Meeting of the So ciety would be held this year in the city of Winston-Salem on bunday, Monday and Tuesday, the 4th, 5th and 6th of May. Convention head quarters will be in the Robert E. Lee Hotel, with business meetings scheduled for morning and after noon sessions on Monday and Tuesday . More Gl Insurance Dividends Slated ' ATLANTA War veterans in five Southeastern states heard the cheering news last Saturday that the Veterans Administration is ready to mail dividends totalling about $1,000,000 on GI insurance "any day now." About 40,000 checks will be sent to veterans in Georgia, South Caro lina, Florida, Tennessee and Ala' Auction Sale All Bring Us Your Surplus Mules Good or Bad We Have Buyers For All Kinds Bring Anything You Have To Sell ' Mules and Ponies Private Sale Every Day FARMER'S AUCTION ST0GKAYRD ' Northern Edge of Town Wilson Highway Golisboro, N. C , v m t t r I! 1 I I f it 1 JV VViIJ4rlllk.wii.i Declared By J. P. Sfevens Company Robert T. Stevens was re-elected Chairman of the Board and John P. Stevens, Jr., President, of J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc., at the adjourn ed annual meeting of directors ed annual meeting of directors to the other officers re-appoiinted, unit of the J. P. Stevens Company. Ralph T. Marshall and W. Gordon McCabe, Jr., were named vice pres idents. Mr. Marshall was also appointed a member of the Manufacturing Committee. He is in charge of manufacturing operations at the two plants of the company's Utica and Mohawk Cotton Mills Dliviis- ions located at Clemson. He ser ved as president of Utica and Mo hawk Cotton Mills Inc. prior to iits acquisition by J. P. Stevens & Co., inc., on January 21, 195Z. Mr. McCabe, a resident of Green ville, S. C. joined J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc., in August, 1948, and supervises company purchases of raw cotton and wool. Previously he had engaged ln the cotton broker age business iin Greenviille, S. C. with Donkel and McCabe, & Co., Inc. and from 1936 to 1939 was State PTA Opens Asheville Meet Asheville The two-day 32nd annual convention of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers officially opened Wednes day amid a flurry of speeches and business meetings. Some 700 delegates to the con vention descended on the city yes terday in time to attend a recep tion for officers and delegates giv en by the Asheville and Buncombe Counay Councils of Parents and Teachers last night. Mrs. T. R. Easterling of Rocky Mount, state PTA president, pre sided over the session. Committee and officers' reports were submit ted during the morning business meeting. Fomer State Rep. Arch T. Al len, Raleigh attorney, was named state legislative chairman for a three-year term; Mrs, Dix Sars field of Ohalotte is the new state chairman for the national head quarters building fund drive; and Mrs. John E. McLeod Jr., of Greensboro, columnist, was named editor of the state organization's official bulletin. bama whose policy anniversary dates fall in the first three months of this year, the Atlanta VA office announced. Coal! Coal! We have it Ton will want It Get It now A be sure We Deliver Garner Coal Co. Warsaw, N. C M.F.ALLEN, JR. General Insurance Kenansville, N. C. Kenansville's Only Insurance Agency Announce their ANNUAL SPRING REUNION U be held la tfca Masonic Temple, Wilmington, N. C. TUESDAY, MAY 6, beginning at 9:00 A.M. 4th through the 14th Degrees WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, beginning at 8:30 A. M. 15th through the 27th Degrees THURSDAY, MAY 8, beginning at 9:30 A.M. 28th through the 32nd Degrees A" Scottish Rite Masons are cordially invited to attend. ,195Z Chas. B. Newcomb, Secretary-Registrar Farmers Auction Stockyards Good Run of Mules, Cattle and Hogs Each Thursday at 1P.M. Kinds Farm Equipment Each ! identified wit hthe American Cot identified wit hthe America ton Cooperative Association The Board declared a am Quarterly divident of 50 cents per share payable April 30 to stock-holders of record on April 21. The new mill at Wallace is a A. J. Cavenangh Jeweler DIAMONDS WATCHES Watch Jewelry -REPAIRING ft KNGRAVING ENJOY Ncv-Car , Dependability Factory-approved Methods 0 o Special Equipment , right for Fords Genuine Ford Paris KEEP YOUR AS FUSE AS IT WAS BUILT TO BE I See your Ford Dealer Today! FJJJLF. 4 Ford-trained Mechanics Scottish Bite Huoitic Boditi Wilainglon, N.C. r 21 Thurs. 12 O'clock Of Wallace, INC Cash if you have it Credit if ym r- r- lie. ..
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