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JOKING PREm THE NEWS^DtJftNAlj pAge ELE VEil R€€Pf ISti NEWS *• '" — By Mrs. A. A. Mclnnls. ___ PASTEL STRIPES .t..««'.xAv.-/.v.-,wm;rK'K'?K-:'rr'7rW?» Ingatherings and quiltings are the order of the day around iRoolcfish these times. The ladies of Galatia church have been quilting at the Community house this week. The ladies of Taber nacle church have had two with Mrs .A- W. Wood and one'at the home of Mrs. McCall this week. The ingathering at Tabernacle church. Rockfish, was held yes terday, Wednesday. The ^e at Galatia will be November 6th. iMiss Ellen Parker of Laurin^ burg spent last Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Long. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wood visit ed Mr. and Mrs. James Wood of Raeford last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. l&ton Barnes and children, Da^phne and Tony, and )Miss Gabriilla Dove of Willow Springs' were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dove over the past week end. Photo courtesy New York Dress Institute Elastic is concealed at the waistline of this maternity dinner dresp with n^tallio bodice, black crepo 'skirt. Mrs. C. P. Monroe of Dundar- rach visited her sister-in-law. Mrs. M.'L. Wood, Sunday. Every woman, including the ex pectant mother, feels and looks prettier in the right clothes for the occasion. A long dinner dress of the kind that is simple enough for wear at home and yet dres.?y enough for going out is worth its Inves’tment. And there are plenty of such dresses, once more, in ma ternity styles shown by New York’s designers for Fall and Winter. The dress shown above is light- topped for flattery, its bodice made of chartreuse metallic cloth in over sized coin dot pattern. The black crepe skirt has this season’s extra fullness, and is neatly adjusted at the waist under the nar'aw sa.sh. Another becoming maternity din ner dress is all black cren(3 with touches of sequin embroidery^ on the^shoulders. The road from Rockfish to Paflkton is to be reworked soon, we hear. Mrs. A. W. Wood, Mrs. C. L. Wood and' Craig Wood were Lum- berton visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude McLeod and children, Marie, David and Alise, and Mrs. J. F. Wood of Asheboro, N. C. visiited relatives here Sunday. State College Answers Timely Farm Questions e Ward principle of heat irculation continuously [spreads the warmth evenly hroughout the entire room area. Floors are never cold, cor ners never chilly. It reaUy circu lates the Off. The Ward is vented — air in the room never gets stale or sidelly. There is never any excessive dampness. |Sm fSa Ward on our §ah$raom Hoar, IeSTIMATCS — and advitt on your htat- OinB probfam gladly turnlihud — with- lowt obligation. lutheast Butane Cd. Phone 2135 Lumber Bridge, N. C. The value of a farm is deter mined largely by its present and ipotentjal earning capacity. Its real value, from the long time ,point of view, depends upon the net income which can be derived from it over,, a period of years. y a month goes by during which some mem ber of the family doesn’t, [have a cold or upset stom-j ach, earache or minor in jury. Keep them all minor j ' by consulting your physi- jvcian first; and by paving • jus fill his prescription inj jour fine pharmacy depart-| 1 ment. f HOWELL I j. DRUG STORE j QUESTION; When is the best time to remove tobacco stalks? ANSWiER: Just as quickly af ter harvest as possible. This is a good ipraeffee in keeping down diseases and, when combined with cro,p rotations, is of-gre^at s.ep^jce to the tobacco grower. Of course, disease resistant strains of tobacco should be grown on infected soils —the farmer being careful to get just the strain he needs, be cause no one 'tobacco is resistant to all diseases. Turning the plant roots up to the sun so that they will dry out will help to reduce all root deseases. *rotect the Appearance and Value of your Home with ACME Balanced Formula Sun. rain, snow and dusty winds pound against your house the year 'round, wearing away its appearance and value. A thin layer of paint !■ Its only protection. That's why home-owners who know paint choose ACME. For ACME House paint is made to a bolanced formula. A formula that protects agodmit heat as well as cold, dust os well as rain. Come >dlBay and see our selection of the beautiful new ACME •tors. QUESTION; How can I pre vent colds and romp in chickens? ANSWER: The best thing to do, according to Prof. Roy S. Dearstyne, head of the Poultry Department at- State College, is to keep the layimg flock in tip-top condition. He explains that colds, bronchitis, and roup infections are generally preceded by some devitaliising factors in the flock. He suggests that the grower make sure that there is adequate Vit amin A in the diet. The litter should be kept dry. Ventilation must be controlled. Failure to do these things will resdlt'Tn a re duction of the vitality of the birds. When these infections hit a flock, egg production drops. The ‘trouble may last for months. Mrs. E. B. Booker is spending the week with relatives in and around Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie King of Fayetteville were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Grooms Sun day. Mrs. Cliiff Blue and sons, Cliff Jr. and Billy of Wilmington, are spending this week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Monroe a^ent last Sunday in Raeford the guests of Mr. and’ Mrs. Graham Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barnard and daughters, Linda and Bai-b- ara Sue, of Port Royal, S. C. vis ited Mrs. Barnard’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dove the past week end. Miss Bessie Wright. Mrs. W. G. Wright and Mrs. Erviin Beasley spent the day in Fayetteville Tuesday shopping. QUESTION: What is a good re cipe for making suasage? ANSWER; Dr. Dan Brady, in charge of meats research at State College, gives this recipe: 1 pound of table salt, 2 Vi ounces of finely ground black pepper, and 2 oun ces of sage for 50 pounds of pork, three-fourths lead one-fourth fat. Mix the materials thoroughly and then spread evenly over the meat. Stir the meat well before chop ping. Another popular North Carolina recipe includes red pepper. For fifty pounds of trimmings, use 1 pound of . salt, iy2 ounces of ground sage, 11/2 ounces of black pepper and 1% ounces of red pep per. 0 '’i Jshisssn Cotton Company OF RAEFORD, INC. ilash If You Have It. You Need It. The average mean annual tem perature for North Carolina is approximately 59 degrees F., vaying for the. most'-part'' over the State form 56 to 65 degrees F. 0 — . It is impprtant that the type of farming to be followed should be kept in rpind when selecting a farm. Mr. W. T. Boseman ^ho was right sick last week is some bet ter this week. Mrs. Duncan Ray is still in a critical condition. It Pays To Advertise In Hie News-Journal fhe Aristocrat of Heaters Forced ^ arm .Air at floor Ie\el in Cole’s new console Gas Burning Heater keeps floors ''warm as toast'’ for the little tots at play. Cole’s San itary Casing • a patented feature - the entire outer casing can be in stantly removed for cleaning. Here is really big stove value! A Genuine Cole Hot Blast Gas Heater equip ped with dual gas buiflers, radiant heat panels, and Tnermostatic Temperature Control. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and Carl Johnson of Cedar Creek visited Mrs. Ellen Jones and fam ily last Sunday. Pastel striped novelty cotton by Hope Ckillman is used for thU sprightly y o' u n g junior dress, brightened by the wide dust ruffle at the hem. The dress has a cut out appligued fabric bow at the neck, small pearl buttons lb' the waist, and a full all-around gath ered skirt that falls from a set-in belt. SOUTHEAST BUTANE CO. PHONE 2135 LUMBER BRIDGE, N. C. GREYHOUND FARES ARE ^Toda;^s^ sky-scraping cost of living makes it ^necessary for all of us to buy choosey in our purchases, ( to get the most fpr our money . . . |That is exactly why so many people =1 -• *.,who make business or pleasure trips ^ ;these days wisely select THE BIGGEST able, more reliable . . . Greyhound is building new terminals. Post Houses,V wayside stations Greyhound provide^ thousands of agents who are experts planning travel, as%vell as"^the'^mos« highly trained motor bus drivers in th^’ bargains , IN TRAVEL — by going n Greyhound! nation, to get you there safely in good timCji and with pleasurel I Only Greyhound offers the organized ^^seryices of a natiohwide^transportation . only Greyhound gives you the com fort, the convenience,^the economy that goes with such an ofgamzation. ^Greyhound has bought hundreds of new coaches—more modem, more comfort- AlLthis service, and all these facilities go to you at costs that have remained well in hand, no matter how prices of other services or commodities have soared out of reach. Truly, there is no need to look further for bigger bargains in travel. Any time, all the time—your best buy is Greyhound! UNION BUS STATION Raeford Hotel Phone 2391 GREYHOUND
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