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litOe W. M. Brock, inio ex~
pects to enter school next fall,
9ent Monday as a visitor in
^ fiockfish schooL .
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Parker
and daughter, Ellen, visited Mrs.
.^ Parker’s father, A. L. Long, and
&mily Sunday.
pressed by the very large crowd
that had gathered at Gr^errsboro
for the Golf Touman^i
Mrs. Lizrie Tolar and Mrs.
Earl Tolar ol Arabia and hfr. and
Mrs. J. G. Edge of Fayetteville
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bose-
man last Sunday.
Galatia Church choir and some |
of their friends will have a wicn- '
er roast at the park near the j
State Fishery tonight, the weath.- |
er pernriiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Less Livinc^'er. ■
of Charlotte were gue.'t.'; ct l«!r.
and Mrs. M. S.'Bnstow i.'.s'. ,
day. • • I
The death of D. P. Andrews
c.-r.'.e as a shock to many of his
fric-’-.^s and relatives. Although
he had been m ill health for
’ etime and the seriousness of
ccnoi'ion was known to his
nr.a cdi.'Ko tamliy, .the end came
;. ;.icr suddenly to all.
the ehu^. The people of Philip
pi are some in^rovemfuts
to their church building.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brock
and children of Laurel Hill, Scot
land county, were guests of Mr.
and hfcs. E. T. Brock and family
Simday.
R. R. Andrews of Asheboro.
who came down for the fimei;al
of his brother. D. P. Andrews,
was very sick while here.
Friends of Mrs. Ruth Hamilton
regret to hear of the death of her
son, Davis Hamilton, in Americus,
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MiEr
and daughter. Franitte, n.
Greensboro l-t-'t Snturd.ry.
daughter. L.'ttr:.. v.ito ;s ;
dent at WCT'XC returr.c..
them for a v -.ck's -ris.:.
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Hoffman's Jewelry Store ;r.
Faj-etteville presented T.aber-
nacle Church with an electric
clock recently.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Jones spent
last Sunday with relatives at
Guilford College. They were im-
i.'.r. ;u ;1 IMi'.s. Will Blue_ of Ab-
■. n -risited' tuc Andrews fam-
'.idr.ciay at.r took their grancl-
. Cl.'.f- Jr and Billy,- home
them for .0 short visit. Mr.
■. .rl-o ccjicd 'to see Mrs. W.
r.osem.'iii 'oho has been em-
■-: t by the .-^V .'b F Railroad Co.
.-1 r .'ince its beginning, and who
i.j-.v ill at her iiome here.
Rev. B. J. Kinlaw w'as a Rock-
fish visitor last Sunday evening.
There will be a barbecue and
chicken supper at Philippi church
tomorrow night for the benefit of
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’’omeinakers
Clothing .spcci. li.sts say- it is
the number of-.-'titchos per inch,
•lie t.vpe of thread, the. ciuality
and kind of fabric, and the kind
of .stitch that affect tlie wearabil
ity of buttonholes. The number
of stitches is of first importance
and the right kind of thread • is
another important factor in long-
wearing buttonholes. Button holes
made with unmercerized thread
are more resistant to wear than
those . made with mercerized
thread, the epedaliet* say. • ^
The kin4 of labcic and the kind
of stitch used also affect wear.
On mediiun quality percale, but
tonholes shodld be longer than
on higher lower quality per*
cale. The 'so-called purl stitch is
be^r ffikn die”'whip stitch for
mMdng buttonholes wear.
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Potatoes boiled or baked in
their jackets offer important divi
dends, especially in vitamin C,
over those -pared before cooking,
nutrition studies show. If you
want to serve' potatoes without
their skin, remove it after cook
ing rather than before, the food
specialists suggest. Thi," may save
time as well^ as nutritive value
because skinning a liot boiled
potato is quicker and easier than
parin,g a raw potato.
Carrot skin seems, to give little
cr flo protection'to nu ritive va
lue inr' cooking. Many ii.iusewives
prefer to leave, the skin on young,
smail, lender carrots. Mature,'
stored carrots, on the orher hand,
may be more appetizing if pared
I before cooking.
Equipment used in cooking,
though clean, may need to be
sweetened occasionall.v. Odors
may arise from lack of use' or
from prolonged storage of food.
Small particles of food often ..lodge
in corners of equipment and mold
which gives a musty odor. Baking
soda used in solution effectively
sweetens equipment.
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Hoke County farmers^cooperat-.
ing -with the Farmers Home. Ad
ministration plan increases in
crop and livestock yields this
year through more -efficieht pro
duction, according to Harllee H.
Jobe. Hoke County Supervisor.
Mr; Jobe said he, believed the
adoption of better methods was
“largerly responsible for the suc
cess of the families who have
been working with us here.” Of
^the 48 who have bought farms
through the agency in the past 12
years, 11 have paid off in full 30
to 37 years in advance,®.and 77
per cent of the rest are ahead of
schedule. 9 of these farms -were
purchased this past year.
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Approximately 365 County
families have used FHA super
vised credit to buy seed, feed,
fertilizer, and farm and home
equipment and supplies. Of these
17’ have paid in full and 107 are
current borrowers.
The farm, goal 0 fthese fami
lies is to achieve maximum
quantity and quality of produc
tion. They expect to reach their'
goal through a balanced farm
program, diversified enough to
spread both labor and income
as evenly as pipssible over the
year an dto avoid-the hazards of
a one-crop system.
They will increase crop pro
duction by better selection of
seed, the planting of cover crops,
use of the right kinds and a-
mounts of fertilizer, and better
cultivation -of the land. • At- this
time of year, Mr. Jobe, pointed
out, careful preparation of seed
beds, choice of suitable seed
types, and setting planting dates
as early as weather permits, are
of first importance. Carelessly
prepared seed beds, poor seed,
nad late planting often cause
poor stands and low yields. In
some instances, owners will re
store or develop idle or waste
land on their property to have
‘bigger acres” with adding more
land.
“With production costs in
creasing as they have in the past
few years”, Mr. Jobe said, “it is
more necessary than ever that
farmers follow the best practices
and organize their business ^
.they ,wlil keep expenses down.”
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