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.M, laAK, i V s. a- NJ ra7. F. "Bud" Miller, Newt, Adv. Befresentati i (Intended For Last Week) The class night exercise of the senior class '" was, 'A Southern Rosary'. The setting a rose 'garden of a sothern home. Time- past and present j General , Pickett, ' Jerry Thigpin, Polly Golonda Conunings, Marse. John, Ervin. Dobson, Miss Constance Fairfax, Norma Simpson Judson, Donald Edwards, Kathleen, Margaret Mercer, Music by Evlyn Penny,- . ) , Class History, Alima Brown, Class Poem, Carolyn Brinson, Statistics, Evelyn Penny and Betty Faye Thig- pen, Prophecy, Golonda Commings, Futrell, Last Will and Testoment, James Robert Grady, Farewell; by the class ' ,' Prof. Ben C. Fisher ; , v , Thesenlor - class of - Bevlaville High School held their annual Bac calavreate sermon, Sunday, May 9th at BO.clock. Professor Ben C. Fisher of Wake Forest College was the guest speaker.' Rev J. T. Hayter led the invocation and the benediction Principal W, Ray Humphrey intro duced the speaker.;';) j Marshals were ' Pearline Whaley, Shelby Summer, Iris Kennedy, Jan ice Albertson, Gareth Quinn and H elen Jo Jones. . Mascots were Wanda Blizzard and Tim Brinsoiu ;y-:;V,': '.'.',.-s,; vt Whether Yoa Live in Town or an the Farm! We Have A Complete Selection of Modern. Appliances DETROIT - JEWEL - TAPPAN GAS RANGES And The New Gastobac Curing System A Modern, Gas-Fired System for Curing Tobacco International Harvester Home Freezers And Refrigerators FALL TERMS FOR FARMERS MODERN GAS RANGES CI J Q TA INSTALLED FROM .J..7.JU WW and COUNTRY For BULK and BOTTLE GAS GOLDSBORO EM N. Center St KINSTON 807 N. Queen St. PINK HILL TARBORO Fairview Park BEVLAVILUE NEWS - . "'( ( - :.. ; , Personal " 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Seweli ; of Toledo, Ohio are , visiting Mr. Sew ell's grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Bro wn" and his : aunt, Mrs. Hazel Kennedy ;-.', yi:.'.' l Mrs. ' Robert Kennedy is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Borrow in Jacksonville. '.",-'' ; k y Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nethercutt and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Batchllor of, Rocky Mount wre week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jockson. Mrs. Adolph Jones and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, Mrs. Alice Jones and Mrs. Phoebe Pate spent Tuesday after noon In Jacksonville : REDDY'S HOMEMAKING NEWS By SARAH T. JONES Home Service Representative Carolina Power Light Co. HINTS ON IRONING Proper dampening is one of the secerts of good ironing, after clothes have been properly washed and starched. Garments should be damp, ened evenly, one pice at a time, and allowed eo stand long enough for the moisture to penetrate the fabric. The best overall rule is to dampen lightly. Much time and energy are wasted ironing pieces that are too damp. There is a difference between damp clothes and wet clothes. Heavy cottons and linens require more moisture than do sheer ma terials. But even these should never be dampened to the wet stage. Many materials such as washable crepes, rayons, and jerseys iron better if washed and rolled in a towel and let stand for several Wilmington Coca Cola Bottling Company Wilmington, N. C. hour. , A dampening device of some kind will help to distribute the water more Uniformly than dampening by hand. The perforated sprinkler top : that fits into . the top of a bottle enables you to obtain even moisture distribution. Warm or hot water 'penetrates : fabric , quicker and more evenly than cold water. It is better to have too little rather than much ' moisture. An occasional dry spot can be easily dampened with a sponge and a little warm water during the iron ing process. Clothes should be dampened at least two or three hours prior to ironing. Starched items should be dampened tour to six hours before they are ironed. If you are planning to iron in the morning then sprin kle the clothes the night before. In warm weather be careful about leaving clothes dampened too long for there is danger of mildew. After dampening, articles should be wrapped in a plastic sheet or put in a plastic bag. Plastic does not absorb moisture and enables even, distribution of moisture. State Accepts Last Four National 4-H Programs For 1954 Four more national 4-H award programs have been accented by the State Extension Service, which completes the list offered for 1954. The programs and the donors are: Bread Demonstration, Standard Brands, Inc.; Dress Revue, Simpli city Pattern Co, Inc.; Recreation and Rural Arts, United States Rub ber Co., and Soil-Water Conserva tion, Firestone Tire St Rubber Co. Awards are the same as last year excepting in the Bread Demonstra tion and Receration-Rural Arts pro grams. In the first named program, gold-filled instead of sterling silver medals of honor will be awarded to county individuals and team members. In Recreation and Rural Arts program, County Cash awards have been changed to $20.00 to a specified number' of clubs in each state; the state winner receives an all-expense trip to the 1954 National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in stead of a $37.50 scholarship, and the national awards are six $300.00 college scholarships instead of 12 trips to the National 4-H Club Congress. All four programs are conducted by the Cooperative Extension Ser vice. Grain sorghum, or Milo, is a good drought-resistant summer feed crop and is often used in North Carolina as a catch crop following failure of early seeded crop. Armyworms and pea aphids are among the most damaging insets to ftarm crops. The United States needs extra storage space for between 150 and 250 million bushels of grain this year. , ' The nationa's farmers will have to feed about 200 million United States citizens by 1975. 1 1 i turn Fit:. I S?5-M-' ,.. , , -TOO CAREFUL. iOla lifts: 1 Nov is the time to BE MODERN COOK ELECTRICALLY 9 Warm Spring days are wonderful out of doors but in non-electric kitchens they can be decidedly uncomfortable. Yes, Spring is a good time to get that modern automatic ELECTRIC range and be prepared , to enjoy a cool kitchen during the summer days ahead even during canning season! You'll find ELECTRIC cooking economical too ana so clean and fast and safe. You'll love the automatic controls on the modern ELECTRIC range that allow you added leisure time time to enjoy -the Spring days as you wish I SEE YOUR ELECTRIC DEALER TODAY1: er(Snt America fyt'.'rf TOT UHNBJSny OF 3fCSIA W AlHfM CCHARTCRCP 1785) i -we olotst ctatc UMNEiKiiy w -me matioM. 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While not all of North Carolina's production of twee ' potatoes goes into pie-making, all Tarheels were- happy to learn the 1953 crop of an estimated! 4,320,000 bushels is 420,000 bushels more than that ,'; produced in 19521 This is an important money crop- better place in which to work, play and live. ( Another contribution to more pleasant living for North- Carolinians is the brewing industry's self -regulation program where brewers, wholesalers and retailers in counties where malt beverages are permitted tinder State control cooperate to maintain wholesome- , conditions the legal tale of beer and alev North Carolina Division ) . UNITED STATES BREWIRS FOUNDATION, INC its JSmmmsEzmz '& i . '4' National new car registration figures for a seven-month period show Ford out front by thousands! SOUeCti R. L Fotk 4 Cwapaay. togtrtratle far The American people know automobile mdu$ better than any other people on earth. So, to gain widespread public favor, a car must be good. 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