Democratic convention set this Saturday
The biennial convention of fee
Democratic party organization
for Orange County will he held
at 2 p.m. Saturday in the County
Courthouse. l
This will be preceded at 1:30
p.m. there by the meeting of the
56-member executive committee,
for which officers to serve the
next two years will be elected.
Chairman I*. J- Fnipps said the
Committee might ato have to
»lect a precinct committee and
jffieers for Patterson Precinct,
nhkh failed to hold its sched
iled meeting for this purpose on
kpril 25.
At the convention itself the au
bcmed 25 delegates and 25 al
er nates to fee May 29 State
}em: ora :c Convention in Ra
eigi will be elected. They were
lominaleJ, one each from each
»reci:.i;, at" the precinct meet
ngs. Any resolutions coming up
broiis11 the precincts will be pre
ented t^ 'O-gh fee Resolutions
’omi-Tii .vs. of which A’ex Mc
lahon is <j -sinnan.
keynote; speaker for the ccn
rention will be Sixth District
>ngr_t nan Ho”are Kcrnegay.
:hairman Ph'-pipl said Drmccrht
c candid--/e for ofliee woteM-aBo
te recognized.
Immediate’y fc’dow-dng fee ccn
renticn fee Younj Democrats
Club has scheduled a parade of
candidates to fee Orange Speed
way, where t .e Y1DC and Demo
^
New $200,000 school
to have 10 classrooms
The County Board of Educa
tion Monday gave final approv
al to the plans for the new ele
mentary school to be known as
Central Elementary School.
It will consist of 34,000
square feet and 10 classrooms.
$200,000 has been allocated.
In other action Monday the
board approved the re-election
of faculty members for a num
ber of schools, administrative
personnel and the calendar for
-next year’s operations.
DEDICATE ORANGE HIGH
Dedication ceremonies for
the hew Orange High School
have been scheduled for May
24 at 4 p.m. The affair will in
clude an open house from 3
until 5 in the afternoon. Prin
cipal Charles. Yelverton and a
committee of school patrons
are arranging a program;
HILLSBORO LIONS
BROOM & BULB
SALE
FRIDAY-MAY 8
5 TO 8 P.M.
turn on your lights
WELCOME THE LION
cratic Women’s organization mil
sponsor a covered dish picnic.
Democrats from each precinct
have been asked to bring food
szf
feast, admission to which
$1.00..The proceeds will
the treasury of tie two
sponsoring organizations. A pro
gram of speaking and “rouse
meats” is planned at the picnic.
at Central Carolina Farmers Service Stores
fHlglt yielding seed
pays off! Select4
yoars from our top
quality stock.
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SOYBEANS
HILL • BLACK WILSON
OTOOTAN * LARtOO
WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF
HIGH YIELD GRAIN SORGHUMS
Bermuda Grass
Hulled
65c lb.
Unhulled
49c lb.
£ "Grain Sorghums ~ Silage Sorghums
WTjR
Kentucky 31-Fescue. b. 36c
Bermuda Grass-Hulled .... A. 65c
Bermuda Grass-llnkulled... lb. 49c
Kentucky Blue Grass. lb. 48c
Creeping Red Fescue-Shade lb. 46c
LmUn .. lb. 56c
White Dutch Clopr.... .. lb. 66e
Seed & Fertilizer Spreaders
Cyclene-Heavy Duty..$ 3.98
16-In. Lawn Beauty . . ... $10.95
24-In. Lawn Beauty .. ... $19.95
_ ■ ‘
Don 9 waste your seed fir fertilizer! These
spreaders give easy-even distribution.
GARDEN SEED
SWEET OORR
Starts at 2Qe lb.
OKRA
IOC OZr
£-• English
>1 PEAS
^ 30c lb.
Marglobe
TOMATOES
45c cz.
Wade
Snap' Beau
40c Lb.
Henderson
. Lima Beans
40c Lb.
Santee
Cvcumbers
iSc'O*.
Golden Summer
Squasii
15c Os.
Rocky Ford
Cantaloup**
15c Os.
All Prices Subject To Cheafe
Without Notice
I
FERTILIZERS j
FOR LAWN A GAR DEN
8-8-8 Pebbles . . 100 lb*. $2.70
10-10-10 Pebbles 100 lbs. $3.10
VERTAGREE bT
25 lbs.
$1.35
5 lbs.
.50
Azalea & Camellia
100 Lbs. 4.40
Rose Food
25 Lbs. 1.90
ARMOGANIC
M* Orgaato Plaai IM
SO Lb*. $2.11
25 Lbs. 1.45
Tomato Food
5 Lbs. 50c
Central Carolina Farmers/ Inc.
SERVICE STORES
Creedmoor
Carr boro
Siler City
Oxford ]
Hillsboro
Pittsboro