QUEWHIFFLE NEWS
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Mr. a»cl Mrs. H. A. Snioak and
daughter, Anne, and Mr. and Mrs.
N. F. Stn Clair returned Friday
after a trip to Asheville and other
points of interest m the moun
tains.
by Mrs. Ralph Cothran
in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Cothran
and family returned Sunday after
.si^iending last week in Jackson
ville, Fla. with their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price.
Friends of Mrs. G. C. Wilson
and Max Pickier will be glad to
hear that they are both improv
ing nicely.
.Allen H.awai.i of Jacksonville.
Fla. came far his wife who has
heen vi.siiing -her parents, M|.
and Mrs G C Wilso.n, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hare and
Mrs. Juiia P Hare were called
to Portsinouili, Va. last ■ Saturday-
on account of the illness of W.
R. Hare
Mr.s. F, L. Eubanks was called
home to Charlotte over the week
end on account of the death of
her brother
Mr. . and Mrs. E. R. Pickier
spent the past week in /’orts-
mouth, Va. with their daughter,
Mrs. James Little and family,
Air. and Mrs. J. B. Womble
and children have returned home
after spending a week at Myrtle
Beach.
A number of friends of this
community attended the funeral
of Daniel Jones in Raeford Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Jones used
to teach at the Ashemont SchoAl.
Miss Joan Sinclair spent a few
days last week at Myrtle Beach,
S. C.
Robert C-aver of Poplarville,
Mii>s. spent the past week end
here in the home of his cousin,
Mr.s. Tom Sinclair. He was en
route to Charleston, S. C.
Arabia News
HUGE AND POUl'ERFUL
ROMAN EMPEROR.
GAIUS MAXIMUS'
C23S A. D.), FORM ER
THRACIAN SHEPHERD,
OA/CE ATE 4-0POUNDS
OF MEAT IN ONE TPAy/
By Mrs. D, B, Traywlck
k*rs. R. L. Carter. Mrs. Mar-
slnll Ncwtoit, Mrs. T'ester Mc-
Bryde and Mrs. Tom Sinclair
spent sevorjl days la.st week in
We.stern .Nortli Carolina. They
saw the pageant. Unto These
Hills, at Cherokee.
Mr. and Mrs. Hatoes have re-
Mrs. Cornelia Russell and Car
olyn, Mrs. Lillie McDougald, Mrs.
Carrie McKenzie, John McKenzie
and Bob Meinnis spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gentry
of Maxton.
Mrs. Ellerbe Jackson is a pat
ient at Highsmith hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. Robert Dyer and children
turned after spending a vacation | and Mrs. Dyer’s mother, Mrs
MEDIEVAL FEASTS
•MERE SUMPTUOUS.
BUT DAILY FOOD WAS
MEAGER AND SERVED
FROM WOODEN BOWLS*
JOSEPH PRIESTLY, FA -.
MOUS ENGLISH CLERGY
MAN AND CHEM 1ST
0733-ieO4l DISCOV
ERER OF MANY GASES,
including OXYGEN,
EXPERIMENTED FIRST
WITH BEER IN THE
BREWERY NEXT TO 4
HIS HOME. '
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FAMOUS ARCT/C EX
PLORER VILHJALMUR
STEFANSSON FOUND
HE COULD LIVE ON
MEAT ALONE, PRO
VIDING HE INCLUDED
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Reynolds, of SoT|thern Pines spent
Sunday -vfrith Mrs. Mary B. Webb.
Home Agenty
Narrative Re^rt
For June
Curtis Ray of the U. S. Navy
at San Diego, California, is home
on leave.
Mrs. Latta Cook and Connie of
Raleigh are spending this week
with home folks.
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Don’t sprinkle lawns lightly
every day “to cool things off.”
Light sprinkling encourages shal
low roots and helps crabgrass
more than permanent grass.
Two hundred and thirty-three
people attended Home Demon
stration Club meetings in June.
The demonstration on “The Art
of Staying Young” was given- in
each club by the Family Relations
Leader.
The Hoke County CounciJ of
Home Demonstration Clubs met
on the afternoon of June 5. Twen
ty officers and leaders attended.
Mrs. Mary.L, McAllister was pre
sent and discussed the program
of work for 1951.
The Allendale Home Demon
stration Club served lunch to the
Hoke County Commissioners, Mr.
McGoogan, the County Auditor,
Mr. J. M. Andrews, the County
Solicitor, Mr. H. A. Greene, Leg
islator from Hoke County and
Mt. K. A. MacDonald, County
Superintendent, on the first Mon
day in June. ' ,
Miss Nita Orr, Food Conser
vation Specialist, spoke to a group
of 21 people on the evening of
June 30. Miss Orr talked on the
relationship between the freezer
locker plant and the honie'stor
age unit. She also gave some
practical information on freezing
foods, the number one method of
food preservation today.
The Mildouson Club held a
picnic for the entire community
on the evening of June 14 and
the Arabia Club had a chicken
supper at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard McFadyen on June
28.
long time records. Each camper
made a wooden record book cover
to use in keeping 4-H records.
The County 4-H^ Dress Revue
was held in June. Annie Blue
Cameron was the first place win
ner. She received $10.00 given by
the Lions Club and will use her
$10.00 to pay her way to State
College on July 24-29, where she
will represent Hoke County in
the State Dress Revue. Mary Mc
Lean was second place winner.
The Home Agent judged the
4-H dress revue in Robeson
County on the vening of June 16.
Josephine Hall, Home Agent.
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Keep a close check on the gas
ket of refrigerator doors. Poor
gaskets are often the reason for
high electric bills.
Keep your baby chinch illas warm
—and they’ll grow up and keep you
warm in $30,000 fashion! These
expensive little rodents must be
pampered while they are babies.
Temperature in their cages must
be controlled within a few degrees
if the tiny animals are to grow np
into $30,000 fur coats. A new type
of heating system made of cotton
and rubber is used in this chinchilla
home. Called Uskon, the radiant
heating system provides uniform
temperature with panels of cotton
fabric and conductive rubber.
Forty-three 4-H boys and girls
and four leaders together with the
Farm and Home Agent spent
June 21-26 ot Camp Millstone.
They were joined by club mem
bers from Scotland, Brunswig,
and Montgomery with Hoke coun
ty having the largest group. Miss
Betty McLein, Mrs. R. W. Posey,
Robert Mott and Alex Norton
served as leaders. Three club
members, Jo Anne King. Shelia
Balfour and Bennie McLeod put
on a demonstration on keeping
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