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D. F. Grcdy II. D.
Club Keels.
- Thirty club women and : two
; visitors were present at a meeting
of the B. F. Grady Home Demon
stration dub held at the home of
Mrs. liehman ' Williams Monday
. night, lira. Norman Johnson, Home
Agent, and Miss Mae Hager, as
' aistaut agent, demonstrated ways
. of soaking and wrapping Christmas
Sifts and a Christmas program was
. presented with several of the club
women participating. A gift ex-
change was had. -y
The hostess served open-faced
? sandwiches, pecan pie and cpffee. ',
Ari'mfis
- I have been wonderfully blessed
In being restored to active life after
being crippled ' in nearly every
Joint in my body and with muscular
soreness from head to foot. I had
Rheumatoid . . Arthritis and other
forms of Rheumatism, hands de
' formed and my ankles were set
Limited space prohibits telling
you more here but if you will write
me I will reply at once and tell you
how I received this wonderful re
lief. Mrs. tela S.Wier
2805 Arbor Hills Drive
P. O. Box 2695
Jackson 7, Mississippi
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Messrs. Elbert Smith, Dempsey
Smith, Norman Smith and : Hess
Davis were hosts to a number of
Construction Superintendents, fore
men and their families of the Du
Pont plant near Kinston at a de
licious Barbecue supper : at the
American legion Hut at Maxwell's
Mill Sunday Night .
Mrs. Helen Turner
Entertains
Mesdames J. M. Jones and W. H.
Jones won club members high and
visitors high scores, respectively,
when Mrs. Helen Turner enter
tained her bridge club at her home
in Pink Hill Wednesday afternoon.
Refreshments of iced drinks at the
beginning of play, and apple pie
with ice cream following the pro
gressions were served. .
Rev. N. P. Farrior
Guest Speaker
Rev.' N. , P. Farrior was guest
speaker at a regular meeting of
Oak Plain, Rose Hill and Teachey
Presbyterian Men of the Church
held at Teachey Wednesday night.
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Y.F. To Go Caroling
Members of the Pink Hill Pres
byterian Youth Fellowship group,
under the direction of Rev. and
Mrs. N. P. Farrior, expect to go
Caroling Saturday evening, Decem
ber 19, preceding their meeting and
supper at the church. The meeting
regularly scheduled - for Friday
night, was postponed to Saturday
due to conflict with a basketball
game. '
Miscellaneous
Shower
Mesdames Lawson Williams' and
Ben Wolever were hostess at a
miscellaneous shower to honor their
niece. Mrs. Paul Flynn, . Jr. of
Raleigh, at the home of Mrs. Will
iams Saturday night ,
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nethercutt of
Raleigh announce the birth of a
son, (Jurtis, at tne nenaerson
Crumpler Clinic, Mt. Olive, Decem
ber 19. Mrs. Nethercutt is the for
mer Jean Smith of Albertson.
Grady Teams Defeat
Chinquapin Teams
Both the boys and girls basketball
teams of B. F. Grady won over the
Chinquapin boys and girls, in the
Grady gym Friday night, Dec. Hi
The girls team with . Betty Smith
as high scorer, won 72 - 59, while
the boys score, was 37 - 41 with
Paul Tyndall, high scorer.
Personals
, Rev. N. P. Farrior attended a
call meeting of the Presbytery,
held in Wilmington on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spence and
children of Goldsboro and Rev. and
Mrs. J. R. Regan of Pink Hill were
dinner euests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lehman Williams on Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Smith, who has been
ouite sick. Is improving at her
home. - . -'
Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Jr., of Beula
ville has been ill at the home of
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. A.
Edwards. ''
' Mrs. Sallie Westbrook is getting
along as well as can be expected
following a serious illness at her
home on the Kenansville road:
, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Maxwell spent
several days in Wilmington, visiting
relatives, this, week. .$; . 1
Mrs. Johnny Watlihgton of Reids-
ville spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.: and Mrs. H. D...Max
welL She accompanied a nephew,
Attorney. Hugh P. Griffin Jr. also
of Reidsville, who was a week end
guest of Mr, Warren Perry in Kin
ston. -;V ":' ;:V;!;'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Godwin and
daughter! Billie and . Lela K. of
Wilmington were Sunday guests .of
Mrs.. Godwin"s parents, Mr.; and
Mrs. H. D. Maxwell. ' Other guests
included the Emmett Rogers family,
Miss Lula Tyndall and Mrs. T. K
Kornegay. .
Mrs. W. 3. Smith has been spend
ing some time with her daughters
Mesdames R. M. Carr, Jesse B.
Southerland and W. M. Rivenbark
in Wallace. .
'RALEIGH, Nov. 10 The North
Carolina Motor Carriers' Association
has again conquered the Nation's
No. 1 Trucking Industry Award
"The National Truck Safety Award"
sponsored annually by the Ameri
can Trucking Association, Inc. of
Washington, D. C, winning the four
th year since 1946.
J.T. "Outlaw, NCMCA Executive
Vice President, announced here to
day that plans are near completion
for the official presentation "Nat
ional Truck Safety Award Dinner"
to be held Thursday,, November 19,
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Grpving Shore Of Feed D:!l:r
Goes to Market ing Of Predicts
A growing share of the consumers
food dollar is going into marketing
charges with the result that less is
being spent for food and more for
packaging and other services.
Our County farm agent for the
State College Extension Service,
says more and better packaging,
washing, selection, mixing, precook-
ing, and preparing of products for
the American table are si continuing
trend which partially -explains the
widening spread . between i farm
prices and retail costs of food. He
bases his statement on recent mar
keting and transportation reports
of the U. S. Department of Agri
culture. , - .
Several reasons are given for the
increase in marketing services. One
of the most significant is the mount
ing proportion of women, especial
ly , married women, now working
outside the home. The families of
working women tend to buy more
partially prepared and wholly pre
pared foods, and eat -more meals in
restaurants. Both these practices in
crease marketing charges In relat
ing to farm value of the foods con
sumed. . ; ,
Other long-term trends that ef
fect the spread between farm
prices and retail prices, according
to our county agent are geographic
specialization in farm production
and greater concentration of our
780 P. M, in the Robert E. Lee
Hotel, Winston-Salem. ; :
In a letter of praise received by
Vice President Outlaw, ATA Mana
ging Director, John V. -Lawrence
said: "The Award was based on
effectiveness -and scope of - the
NCMCA Safety , Program, as evi
dence by the safety promotional
activity : carried on during the 12
month fiscal year. In competiflon
with nrty-one other state trucking
associations -in the ' United States,
the North Carolina Motor Carriers'
exhibit was judged-to be the best;
Invitations are being mailed to:
i.Se, Governor; members of ,the
Cohncil of State; Editors and mem
bers of the Press and Radio; em-
uers oi me siate senate and House
of Representatives; other top State
umcials and Commissioners; mem-
oers oi the NCMCA Board of Di
rectors and members of the NCMCA
Council of Safety Supervisors.
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population in urban centers. Trans
portation costs are increased as
more of our people . live farther
away from the areas in which their
food is produced. :, ( , r ; i
: Improvement in consumer , in
comes is another factor . described
a responsible for Increasing de
mand for, marketing services.- As
incomes improve, consumer do not
buy a significantly larger quantity
of good,1 but are willing to pay for
the kind of services that improve
the' quality and attractiveness of the
food they buy or save their time in
preparing, it ' t
.Farmers probably . will receive
about the same share of the. con
sumer's food dollar next year as
in 1953. according to .the , county
agent The share for this year
tentatively estimated at 49 cents.
At Morehead City
Port of Morehead City, Dec. 10.
(Special). A full 11,000 ton cargo of
a new type fertilizer material and
nitrate -of soda from Texas and
Louisiana plants is being discharged
at the N. C. State Docks here this
week as a test run upon which fu
ture ! movements and operations'
will be based. - ' ;-v.-.': -.'!..;.;
,' The. complete, -pellet type fertil
izer comes from the Pasadena plant
of the . Mathieson Chemical Cor
poration, on the Houston Chip
Channel, with other tonnage of ni
trate from Lake Charles, La. ' Both
materials are in bulk, and the great
er part -of the cargq will be bag
ged with new equipment being in
stalled in the dockside transit sheds
of North Carolina Ports Authority,
officials said. ;
Mathieson Chemical is the ship
per and charterer of the Bull Line
steam-type vessel, S. B. Maewhich
is serving' the Port' of Morehead
City for the first time. For the
'irst time also, the State' Ports Au
thority is undertaking the steve
doring of cargo. ' The SPA termin
al recently purchased and leased
DuiK conveyors, hoppers and pay.
loaders, two mobile cranes are
unloading the Mae which does not
carry ships tackle. . :;. '
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SPA Executive Director G. W.
Gillette and the agency's More
head City terminal manager, J. D.
Holt, describe the current fertilizer
movement as highly significant in
the port's program which seeks to
establish the recently : Improved
harbor as major fertilizer distri
bution . center. Using terminal
equipment and local stevedore la
bor is expected to supply basic
cast factors for discharge, handling
and distribution. .
The first cargoes of synthetic
bulk fertilizer, to move ' through
Morehead City, where the State of
North. Carolina1 completed a $3,
000,000 marine terminal In 1962,
were shipped from West German
porta last spring by ' Mathieson
Chemical and General Fertilizer. A
large part of the movement was
transhipped via Atlantic and East
Carolina Railroad to the Standard
Fertilizer plant at Williamstoit
Holt said this week that the new
islPortable bagging equipment
being
installed will permit a wider di
rect distribution. The coastwise
movement Inaugurated by Mathie
son and the bagging operation will
bring distribution by truck and in
land waterway barge as well as
rail shipments Into the transport
picture.
The pellet type complete fertil
izer releases its plant food over a
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tor is decidedly less, its manuiac
turers claim. , The extent of use of
the new type material by farmers
in the territory served by the port
will determine the extent of fu
ture movements. ' 1 " '
It's In The Ccok
' I am 15 years old and live on the
farm. Fve learned to drive tractors,
cars and trucks. Can I get a drivers
license nowT
H, H Jacksonville
No, the Motor Vehicle Manual
says no one under 16 years of age
may be issued an operator's permit
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