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IfiB* liouise Blue accompanied
lbs. BUI Dsvis to Point
Sitatday and spent the we^«
Old wiUi lbs. Davis.
•b. and Bbs. Hitannan Bulla of
AtMboro, who wene recently mar-
lied, spent Saturday here with
lbs. Bulla’s parents, Mr., and Mrs.
IQUud Baker. They were accom
panied hy Mrs. Bulla's aunt, Mias
Spoon, and Mr. Bulla’s
noQier, Mis. Worth BuUa.
Bb and lbs. Eb Barrington and
children of Fuquay visited here
Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Murray
took Bob to Davidson Sunday.
Lauchlin MaoDonald went back
Friday. Both boys are seniors
this year.
lbs. John Sinclair and 'daugh
ter are now living in Charlotte
where Mrs. Sinclair has a clerical
position in the office of Belk-
Brothers Department Store. Mrs.
Sinclair has (been making her
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Harris, while her
hudband is in foreign service. He
is now stationed' on an aircraft
carrier.
iMiss Iris Thomas has entered
St. Mary’s Ck>llege, Raleigh.
Mrs. H. A. Cameron and Mrs.
Tommie Upchurch Uxric Misses
Florence Cameron and 'Bettie Up
church to Macon, Oa., Stmday
where the two girls entered Wes
leyan College, of which Mrs. Ulp-
church is an alumna.
iMrs. R. B. Lewis and Mrs. Wat
son Lawhon took Miss Marian
Lewis to Winston-Salem Saturday.
Marian is a junior at Salem college
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If yours is a John Deere "A” (Serial No.
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JOHN DEERE TRACTORS
this year.
Miss Mary Sue Upchurch has
entered the freshman class at
Hollins College, Virginia. The
formal opening of the I'lOth ses
sion of the college will be on
September 2l8t. Mrs. Lewis Up
church, accompanied by a friend
from Raleigh, took her daughter to
Hollins Monday.
Misses LJUby Suddreth and
Belle Smith have returned to
Boone and entered Appalachian
State College where they are
sophomores this year.
year are: Alfred Cole, Jr., Neill
B. Sinclair, Jimmy Sinclair, Avery
Connell, Bobby McNeill. Misses
Gwen Gore and Katherine Blue
returned to the University last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Berder Niven left
last Thursday for a week's vaca
tion in Florida. While in Florida-
they will visit in Clearwater and
St. Petersburg.
Miss Mary Raye Freeman left
Sunday for Lancaster, S. C., where
she is director of Religious Edu
cation in the Methodist Church.
She had spent the past two weeks
at home recovering from an op
eration.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas B. Carter
and children, Janice ahd June, of
Binghamton, New York, are spend-^
ing their vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Currie and other rel
atives in North and South Caro
lina.
Sgt. and 'Mrs. Paul Burnett and
children and Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Wood returned Friday after a visit
with Glenn Wood and family in
Shoreham, Vermont, and a trip
to Sanada.
Mrs. K. A. MacDonald was call
ed to the home of her parents in
Cape Charles, Virginia, on ac
count of the serious illness of her
father, O. M. ;Stephenson. Mr.
MacDonald took iMrs. MacDonald
to Cape Charles but returned to
Raeford Monday and reported
that Mr. Stephenson was very ill,
tho’ had rallied somewhat since
they were called.
Mrs. A. L. Palmer of Raleigh
was a guest of her uncle, Mr. R.
Lee Bethune, and her sister, Mrs.
Starr MdMillan, the past week
end.
Those leaving for Chapel Hill
Among the boys who have left
to attend State College in Rlalei^
are: Buddy Blue, Carson Davis,
Jr., James Tapp, jedumie Sinclair,
Hamer Leach, Bobby Gibson, John
Balfour, Jimmy McGougan.
STATE COU^GE
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HOMEMAKERS
SPOTS OUT
Almost every common spot or
stain can be removed at home by
following a few simple rules. It
pays to know the basic principles
of stain removal and have on
hand a guide Iboofc which tells the
best way to treat different types
o(f stains.
. Specialists tell us the first rule
for taking out any i^t is prompt
treatment. The longer the stain
remains on the fabric, the more
difficult it is to remove. Try simp
lest methods first. Sponge' a
sticky or nongreasy stain with
cold water; a greasy stain with
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solvent. Avoid hoi water on an
unknown stain bqcause heat may
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General rules: Treat stains as
soon as possible. Don't let stains
dry.
Jf the stain is not greasy, try
sponging it with cold water. Su
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with clear water. If the stain con
tains grease, a dry-cleaning fluid
or soapsuds may do. A fruit-
flavored leg-cream stahi should
be treated as a sugar, egg, grease,
and fruit stain.
ELECTBICAL EQUIPMENT
Consider safety and service
points when you are buying elec
trical household equipment: Re-
dability of local dealer( guarantee
and serving facilities, safety ap
proval by Underwriters’ Labora
tories.
When using electrical household
equipment, be sure to: Plug in,
disconnect i>roperly, try out all
uses, re-read insbructions occa
sionally, follow safety precautions,
schedule regular time for clean
ing and care of equipment, make
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Prices of 19S2-crop wheat will
be supported at a natimal aver
age of not less thkn IZ;!? per
bushel. This is 90.per cent of the
July 15, 1991 wheat parity price
of $2.41.
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