t J
J z
rrsAxsvaix m. o. kx3at, turn s. ism
. (- .
t .
y '
4
f ''I
ft
7 1
ft
, I:
i -
rt
J
" , i ' t; , ,
I - et '.-"-f'. v''
J v.Mtniia -''''-"' .'
Cliffs of the Neuse, May M
' Swimming privileges will not be
available te the public at the "Cliff
. new playground, area", tiring the
" . aummer months as previously an
j, nounced, Russell Kornegay, park
V superintendent said here today.
, . v , .... si;... ;,?
. Work has not progressed as well
, as hoped for, the superintendent
f Mid, and the lake project is not ex
pected to be completed until the
. latter part of the summer.
The new bath house is nearly fin-.
ished, fc; said, but the lake site will
xequir considerable more work be-
i fore it can be opened for public use.
r - However, be added, this will not
v affect ttw public's use of other park
facilities which will open on their
., t regular schedule, ,
..The happiest people are so busy
they dont have time to wonder if
they are having a good time.
Ataeide
Kills
Hul Grass
Cane Grass
And
Johnson Grass
. JuV'S
KOSIETIAXING NEWS
By SARAH T. JONES ' V
Home Service Bepresentattvf
Carolina Power light Ce.
See Us For
Your Supply
VEST & STANTON
Kinston, N. C.
T.i:
1500
Two Week Old
Chicks
This Week At
Bargain Price
PARROTT BROS.
21 1-16 No. Heritage
Kinston, N. C.
H3
1 ail:.
Patented, Streamlined
ItlcDoicell
COUPLINGS
fcj INpjEgBfc-" Automatic
Tee First, p
ateats4 Csskst-
'Cell Prtssers Ucfc Da? lea
' la this unique design, water prei
: sore provides a watertight eeal
., automatically at both high or low
pressures. No tools required. No
' nooks, latches or gadgets. Faster
and easier to use, the McDowell
' Coupling saves time and money.
i Free Planning Service!
.Frea Literature!
Kinston 4737
1
Thompson Irrigation Co.
fill N. Heritage St Dept. D
, Kinston, N". C "
i
i
i
r
H4
Thompson Irrigation
l CO. eVS.
' Kinston, N. C.
C!r!ri&nt4nf .?::
1
So -many .fresh vegetables and
fruits are prepackaged for retail
sale today that family food-shoppers
as well as all concerned with mar
keting need to understand both the
advantages ' and prqblems of this
new trend. '
.If properly cared for, prepack
aged produce has several advan
tages over that sold; in bulk,.' says
H. A. Schomer of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture. It makes self-
service possible for many items that
otherwise require handling.' weigh
ing and wrapping by clerks. Thus,
it saves time and labor, for both
shoppers and retailers. It is more
sanitary and - saves waste from
handling by shoppers. Some special
services for the housewife are in
cluded - for example, spinach is
washed before packaging, sweet
corn is husked and trimmed, slaws
and salads are cut or otherwise
prepared for serving. If vegetables
and fruits are packaged near where
they are grown, shipping space and
expense is saved. Also the wrap
protects against loss of moisture
and wilting - an important advan
tage.
But there are special prflblams,
too. One is cooling or refrigeration,
especially in retail stores. In the
moist atmosphere inside the pack
age, some fresh fruits or vegetables
are more perishable -. more likely
to decay or discolor unless kept
cold. Cuts and bruises from trim
ming or other preparation of veg
etable before packaging add to
their perishability. One decayed
fruit or vegetable may mean loss
of the whole package - or repack
ing Thus, it pays to package only
high-quality fruits or vegetables.
Prompt cooling after harvest and
before packaging is needed because
the packageslows up cooling. Pack
ages then must be kept cold in stor
age, shipping and in retail stores.
Fresh vegetables and fruits are still
living when packaged, thus differ
from canned or frozen products.
Perforation or other "breathing"
arrangements must be maie for
transparent film packages. Costs of
labor and materials, also the smaller
quantity from trimming, need close
calculation so the packaging will
not make the product too expen
sive. -.
Angier Girl Wins
YPTF Scholarship
Ann Critcher, 17-year-old high
school junior from Route 2, Angier,
has been selected to receive the
WPTF Scholarship to the Fourth
Annual North Carolina High School
Radio-TV Institute.
Miss Critcher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Critcher, will be
presented the award at a later date
when she will also be a guest on
the "Harriet Pressly" program. An
outstanding student at Coats High
School, she has been a member
of the Beta Club, honorary scholas
tic organization for three years, and
has been active in sports and music.
At the Rdio-TV Institute, jointly
sponsored by the University of
North Carolina Department of Rad
io and the North Carolina Associa
tion of Broadcasters, students will
be instructed in announcing, radio
production, and writing. The Insti
tute opens on June 6 and continues
through June 20.
Miss Critcher is the third winner
of the scholarship award, which is
valued at $100, and covers all ex
penses to the Radio-TV Institute.
Last year's winner was Michael
O'Hara of Neuse.
Summer Schedule
For Cliffs Park
"Effective on Sunday, June 6, the
Cliffs of the Neuse State Park will
observe its Summer Schedule, which
will be in effect through Labor Day.
Under the Summer Schedule, the
Park will open as usual at 8:00 a.m.,
but it will close at 10:00 p.m., which
is two hours later than it was closed
under the Spring Schedule. The
hours are being extended to take
care of the increased demand by
families and organized groups for
late evening use of the Park facili
ties.
As in the past few years, the Park
will again this Summer offer two
added services to the public A
Naturalist will be available from
June 1 through Labor Day to work
with groups and individuals Inter
ested in the Park's Nature Study
Program. The Naturalist will be
available for Nature Study Hike! In
the Park, and Nature Study Leo-
tures both in the Park and away
from the Park upon request The
other added service to the public
wtil be the operation of the Re
freshment Stand, located at the
Picnic. Shelter. It should Demoted,
however, that the Refreshment
stand will be in operation only on
Sundays and holidays, . beginning
Sunday, June 6 and running through
LahprDay. i v t ,
There has been a marked Im
provement and expansion in the
Park's picnicking, facilities.' The
Park now offers 75 'outdoor picnic
tables and benches ' and outdoor
fireplaces and grills, a barbecue pit
and . shelter and ' picnic, shelter
" " 1 ''' 1 ' ' ' i i ' i
ita two urepiaces ana gruu una
U tables and benches, The Park1
slso boasts numerous picturesque
biking trails, and excellent outdoor
camping facilities. Organized groups
or families Interested in camping
should give adyance notice concern
ing the proposed time -of arrival,
since permits are required for over
night camping. Mail should be ad
dressed to: Cliffs of the Neuse1 State
Park, Bout 2, Seven Springs, N. C.
About two weeks ago, through
the efforts of Mr. .Frank Seymour.
Chairman of the Park's Advisory
wuiuwuttee. and Mrs, Frank Taylor,
funds were secured with which to
complete the Lake Project; that is,
to grade and sand the proposed 150'
X 450 beach area, construct a diving
tower, and grub, and seed the area
oove tne oeacn snoreune. At we
present time, the lake Is in the
process of being drawn down 8' in
order to permit the beach work to
get underway. , f
' A reckless driver it a fellow that
passes you on the highway in spite
of all you can do. ;
t
. Federal Judge Don Gilliam of
Tarboro denied, the operators of
the dog race, track at Moyock an
order restraining public officials
from prosecuting bettors at the
track, it was learned here Tuesday.
The Carolina-Virginia Racing
Association had asked for a tem-
pornrv r 2 order until a
$J'J' ) c a suit recently. filed
by Ue a-, ..lion could be tried
. Judge Giliium heard the petition
in Wilson on May 14 and Informed
attorneys of his decision last Sat
urday, k -
By the decision the operators of
the ' padlocked racing track lost
what apparently was a bid to run
the dogs for one last profitable
season even though the State Su
preme Court has ruled the operation
unconstitutional.' , .
t in 13 i:u;ui-3
After applying Itch-Me-Not, you
must be pleased, or your 40c back
at any drug store. Banish externally
caused Itch of eczema, ringworm,
athletes foet, poison ivy, Insect bites,
surface rasnes. Today it-,. ' .
Kenansville Drug
Some people never put off until
tomorrow what they can say today.
A man's needs are easily satisfied
but wants never.
Let worry chase you don't make
habit of chasing it
Wife Preservers'
l !.
eamftanrN : ,
If you losa Bnttr arruiff. do not
' throw its mats away. Ramon tha shank
and flue th net to the sonr of a small
boa. It will maks s srttty box for your
jftosatable,, ,,,
I'DL M t ' ; i D
EDOci
Ai?Kiil(3iQ(3rjD'i
cats
it ,i
Value
$130
1
pi t
i
. . r
I'M!
.,., imwr . '
Two armchairs Included
Jn this ."big familv" dinatte.
Big 60" table. Costs n
more than ordinary 5 pc
ftiirJli7i
Com by th stor and drop your nam
and address In the box. You may win
en of that valuable prizes fr. Noth
ing to do. There's no obligation.
There's nothing fo buy you do not have
to be present to win.
VALUABLE PRIZES
1st Prize
3 Pe Double Dresser Bedroom
Suite
2nd Prize
' 5 Pe Chrome Dinette Suit
3rd Prize ; '-,'
- SIAIMONS "Beautyrest"
I ; Mfiliress
,4th Prize
Berkline Upholstered Rocker
frs i
sv -sssssi. . l -mms- tMA ii m rii
' " LsT .. m ' rr-'
h-H rfi fs . h -T" ill . i
Baby Stroller " Gas Range Chrome Step Stool I . n ,,,,.J , .r . .. r-.t
Afl m.tol from. HOil Sudgrt Ma.Ur by 800-41 Sturdy, handy agmA MmHVnair , ; WinOOW IW ' V
5i.l front. n " T"?... eFer and attroctir.. AdA eev lewiK W D11 A Jt-.' vf1 '
:.n,uV'z Vo.u. i3 - enyroo . 'P. ISSasW r fiJriV .
11 i&Wt I " i j i -m r 1-1 if mi U.fc; f w
I? I&l5ia ... 111,11,1 '. . . -1 i tL3?r" ' r -r
f rmmr triple i P5, w
I MXm-6 Dresser Suif , -
1 i itwf&kJ&l
et m.r e:'-v-:.:-a
Ik r 5
Three
'Piete
Suite
Made to sell for 9249
$249 Ermina Oak. Tha tiny prlca bdlas tha
si and quality of tha big trlpla draswr,
mirror, chast 'and tha bookcata bad. You must
saa It and onci you do, you will maka It your
own. Providad you ora hara bafora tha othar
buyars.
Just $S daws dalivars
Piece
Suit
Made to sell for $110
V M f am- .
a rce Living Koom
You'll BMtval at the low price en this 'suite
whan you exomlns Its top ajuollty facrturasa V
the luxurious aewaatcevaring, the chap com-t f
tort innarspnna comtrvction, Mrga aotou
Iminii lkl e mmmtmm mMmmmum aad nHMUul '
Just J dawn dalivars
Simmons Ventitated Mattress
4Q fyWts tor extra cooIimm and fraahsata. 110 Cafla Auta,
ek trutiv Nyfe, farttSH VJlsT
'Wrerih.
TltS JtVf IMmLm SB ..,. .lu. L. ltu1.a.
w. aiisani arivv ivi ivwi iitiini
at night, many , shodnt wlpa claan plotl
A 'Vv , -)(:,.' ;
iftwtable..
Vales
fir.,
v
1
f t
- ; " , -. - . v
V )