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THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD, N. C.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5th, 1945
N. McL. Cranford
Dead At Asheboro
Former Resident
N. McLaurin Cranford, 61, presi
dent of the McLaurin hosiery mills
of Asheboro, died at Bowman Gray
tiospital in Winston-Salem Tuesday
following an operation.
Services are to be held today at
the Asheboro Methodist church at
five p. m.
Mr. Cranford lived in Raeford for
a number of years and was the popu
lar agent lor the A and R Railroad
frior to moving to Asheboro some
years ago to found the hosiery mills
of which he was president. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Cranford were active
in the civic religious and social
life of Raeford.
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Recognition Needed
For Food Production
' There should b; some method of
giving credit to farm girls and boys
for outstanding food production re
cords and to farm people generally
for their patriotic efforts in help
ing win the war, says N. B. Nichol
son, assistant county agent of the
Sta'e College Extension Service in
Union county. "No one stops long
tnoujh to say 'well done,' and give
the deserving ones a pat on the
back," he explains.
''Let's take the record of Ethel
Morgan, fifteen-year old daughter of
the B. C. Morgans of Monroe, Rt. 2,
for exawple," Nicholson says.
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POST-WINTER PLANS for fun in
the summer sun bring forth a sleek,
beach girl's designs on a farmhand's
overalls. Laraine Day, star of RKO
Radio's "Those Endearing Young
Charms," selects these blue denim
shorts for a lithe, leggy look plus
maximum freedom of movement.
Wear them with a white shirt or
gne basque jerseys an dswitch suspenoers
is the first girl to report on her
poultry activities in 1945. She had
some trouble with her first 1,000
chicks and raised only 895 to broiler
size, but she is learning. Her ex
penses were $150 for chicks, $456 for
feed, and $51.92 for fuel. Her la
bor income after meeting these ex-j
penses was $191.58 and the broilers!
mark-ete.1 weighed 2,740 pounds.
"Is Ethel stopping on the road to
Berlin? No. she is bringing in re
inforcements and will have another
bate, of 1.600 broilers ready for mar
ket ajout the first of May.
"Many boys and girls in the Fair
view school district are being given
encouragement by the excellent re-
suit. Trouser cuffs, and a high
rounded waist are ladies aids to a
fluttering shore line silhouette.
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State College
Hints To Farm
Homemakers
(By Ruth Current)
Avoid loss of juice in preparing
meat, poultry and fish by never soak
ing in water. Meat may need to be
"Release Cutting"
For Farm Woodland
"Release cutting" is important in
many instanres to get the best growth
of timber, says H. E. Blanchard,
farm forester of the State College
Extension service at Whiteville. On
must of the cutover land there is a
residue of undesirable trees. These
trees are usually badly diseased or of
such poor form that the sawmill
could not use them. There are also
many trees of some species that arc
not in demand for lumber. These
worthless trees have furnished the
seed for the present stand of trees
with the better trees coming in grad
ually and usually underneath the
undesirable trees.
"The only way to release the good
trees is to kill those you don't want
fur crop time," Blanchard says.
This killing can be done by cut
ting the smaller and gir.iling the
larger trees. Of course, any of these
that are to be removed should 'be
utilized as fire wood or in so:re
other way. Large bushy topped trees
often take up enough land for 10
good trees. If these big trees are
deadened, they will soon die and
good trees will take their places.
Another form of release cutting is
I the destruction of vines that may de
; stroy an otherwise valuable tree
i This can usually be done by cutting
:the vines near the roots.
I "One farmer keeps his woods vine
free by merely carrying a bush ae
every time he goes into his woo.i
'land," Blanchard explains. "If he
sees a vine climbing a tree, he cuts
j it. The result was that in the hour
I spent in his woods, I saw no vines
that were damaging trees although
an adjoining area was almost a jungle.
This farmer is growing a crop of val
uable trees. The adjoining owner
was growing a crop of rattle snakes
and brush.
LEGAL NOTICES
EXECl TOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified, this 19th day of
March, 1945, as executor of the es
tate of E. B. McNeill, deceased, late
of Hoke County, N. C, this is to
notify all persons having claims a
gainst said estate to exhibit them,
duly verified according to law, to the
undersigned at his home in Raeford,
on or before the 22 day of March,
1916, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
J. L. McNeill, Executor Estate of
E. B. McNeill. 42-46c
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RED SPRINGS
to prevent darken means a loss of
fool value.
To save the juice of strawberries,
wash them before (not after) hulling.
Hold juicy fruits like oranges and
cherries over a bowl when slicing so
none of the juice will be lost as it
drips.
cord uf Eth.l Moraan. There arel'iped off with a clean moist cloth.
and poultry or fish may need to oe
rinsed after cleaning, but none of
these foods should be submerged or
left standing in water.
Save all drippings and serve with
the meat or in gravy. Save excess
fat for future cooking.
Juice from oysters and clams has
especially fine flavor, and is often
served hot as broth, or added to
stew and chowder. Never wash oy
sters and clams because this means
a loss of juice.
more :.-.a:i 90.000 4-H club members
in N'jrth Carolina who are now busy
in t:-:.jus food production activities.
Let's it least give them a pat on
the bck since no one has suggested
a irc'nd of giving them real recognition."
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aupplr today.
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with a quart 0 water, add tbe
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and no trouble at all. You need only 3
taMespoonfula two time, a day. Often
within 48 hours sometimes over'
night splendid results are obtained.
If the pains do not quickly leave
and if you do not feel better, Ru-Et
will cost you nothing; to try as it is
sold by your druggist under an ihso
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Compound is for sale arid iccommcnikd by
REAVES DRUG STORE Raeford
Soaking fresh vegetables, especially
after they are cut, draws out juice
that contains both food value and
flavor. If vegetables need freshening,
wash and put them in a covered con
tainer in the refrigerator. If po
tatoes are to be peeled before cook
ing, peel them just before they go j
on the stove. The common method
of peeling ahead of time and then
1 keeping potatoes soaking in water
With most home canners, toma
toes top the vegetable list, because
they are easily and safely canned in
a boiling-water-bath canner. The
canned tomatoes store up vitamins
A and C for winter, and they may be
used many ways for variety in your
meals.
When estimating amounts to be
canned, see how far these will go
toward providing nourishment, ap
petising, and varied meals. The
Home Demonstration Department at
State College will be glad to send
you a canning budget.
EXECl'TOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as the executor
of the estate of W. C. Brown, de-
eased, late of Hoke County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
exhibit them, duly verified accord
ing to law, to the undersigned at
Alexandria, Va., on or before Feb.
22, 1946, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediately payment.
This 22nd day of February, 1945.
Lamont Brown, Executor Estate
of W. C. Brown. 39-44-c
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There's A "Walker" Dealer in
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MR. FARMER:
It Is Very Important That You
See Us Or Our Agents Immediately
for your
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And
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Unless You Attend To This Immediately
You Will Probably Be Unable To Secure
Your Requirements In Time For Planting.
For Best Results Use DIXIE Brand Fertilizers
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Sandwiches and Drinks
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1 1-2 Miles North of Raeford
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More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer titan any other.
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How many occupations In this picture?!
I There are no tricks no hidden facet.
Just see how many ordinary,, every
' day occupations you can find. Count
'em before you check the answer in
the tiny type below.
Whatever the number, it's a pretty
tafe bet that all these occupations
and many more are represented
among the (oiks who own your local
electric light and power company.
Housewives and farmers lead the
stockholder lists of most such com
panies. But there are plenty of nurses
and doctors, teachers and mechanics,
secretaries and salesmen, too. There
Tkt artist- ear M to haw-ant Man an (
are several million of these direct own
ers and you may be among them.
Certainly you are included among
tha indutd owners, if you have a sav
ings account or life insurance policy.
When you make a deposit or pay a
premium, the money isn't just stuffed
in a strong-box and left there. It's put
to work earning a profit for jou a
profit called "interest."
Banks and insurance companies in
vest your money carefully. They put
a large proportion of it into electric
light and power securities because
these companies have proved their
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basic soundness over the years by
dependable service and good business
management.
So the electric industry is probably
the most widely owned industry in
America. Almost every American has
a stake in it, And what htlfit tin iniistrj
htlpijou. -
CAROLINA
POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY
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