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Woodland Smietv
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Personals
Recent *Wtors of Me'Su^HS
Wallace wen Mr1 khdtirs. ttkh
nin whitman And of Mbw
?York.
' "Mrs. Eva James of Friendship"
.was a guest in the homo of Mr.
tand Mrs. B. F. Wallace Saturday -
other guest in the WalMce hotpe
'was Mrs. Willard Johns# ef Ken
ansville.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Millard and
[children of Roxboro spent a few
tdays last week with Mrs. Millard's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes l?J
{Walker. Week end guests of Mr.
*fcnd Mrs. Walker were Mr. and
'Mrs. James Howard Walker of Dur
ham. ?i '
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wtmafttf amahy-wer* Mr ? *Aa
Mrs Mercer Williams and family;
<Wi"' ?w~??T .1MWT1TTT,'" ?fi?lT TtTI'Tiv* I
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Heath, and
Mr. and Mrs. James E. West
brook visited in the home of Mr.
m ,* rou"?
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ryan
Smith Were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
King of Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. g. 0. Dunn have as
gucftt Qlfr: son- fr. Aflpft flgr V*i
"wmny-irohTNtfjr y?t."
flie Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Howard
?s.-sr msjt sir,
trt
srfeTsm&r
" Sr. K.i(ne|(i 0. Mb, /jjgjut
aMth tdofessor at Gilford Collide
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daughter. Mrs. J*1?ik} Wallace, Mr
and tin. C. B. Ming. Jr. and
bo orwere visitors with Mr. and
IJodo i?? WMlafe Saturday after
Mrs. Jack Wells and son Stacy
Allen of Wallace spent Wednesday
with his mother, Mrs. S. R. Chest
nut.
?uteiwfc/'frir
children also of Foikstone spent
Sunday in the Wallace home.
: MZt i&M
several days at Atlantic Beach last
innnlr U
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Mr. and Mrs. Lellie Teachey and
boys visited the gprents of Leslie
l&chey. near *U)se Hill SUt?day
%?JL
Sanctuary of thf ^chuVcFr with *
members present - '?
The brettdenf, Mrs. K. J. Smit
presided and opened the iMfetfc
ttf the slnrfhg 8/ "He ? Leadth Me
The devotion by thefcev. W. r'H
Ward, pastor, foBowed. *? ? ?
the program, "What Shall W
Tell bur Children AbtWf Rate ', wi
presented by Mrs! Rodn?$ Horn
?ggy-' - *t' I ' ?
mmm
feach' mhrttbdr givhtf the Mfaittr't
aiplf visits she had madi Ifr
n w winm iimwf wist
Kornegay also read the Treasure)
'Ta.?* ??*?*
new plate of officer! were insta
led. The Rev. W. E. Howard c|
ducted the installation service. ''
The following were install*
President, Mrs. K. J. Smith; Vit
president, Mrs. Dwight Walkii
Sec-Treasurer, Mrs. Zollie Korn
gay.
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Air. & Mrs. Stroud
Are Honored
Mesdames S. M. Lee. Dwight W|
ker. Charles Bell, and Miss Bet|
Kay Herring honored Mr. and Mjr
Bobby fi^roud with a bridal showi
In the Woodlapd Methodist churt
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.EifS
life .kef, OYfedftWj'^lth ??jme band
11 made' trdchfetea p|otn. 4?d center
ed wlty a mjpliWfefe bride and
h> '
A colui acne me of green and
white was used in die decorations
! The refreshment table was covered
fe with an all; white1 arrangement of
ag chrysanthemums, with white burti
Jl irig tapers interspersing.
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Mrs. jRjiajjM ?e|| poured punch
c- from one end of the table while
>1- Mis? Beth Kgy -Herring served the
31 PP<*4 lr0l? the opposite
j Slid ipjnu were
a also served.
r* 1>ere were rn guests present.
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GwdepfiiM
iel
? I A co-worker called anij gpid that
'' a bean had been sent (o Mrp fori
? identification fte (hqugfit it was a
l "Jack" bean and wmited to knpw
whether.or not it yes edible, When
he described It, I was rare it'yras
i a JaWr bean because yg get onC or
two most V*cty ^ear. d'tMnk I hqvp
i reported on' thfs befppe but anther
jy time lhajr get the wifd around.
*?' r The Jack bega, a bean-like plant,
? (Oanavalia ensiformis) is also cal
* Jag tlje CJuakaeaw lima. This bean
r is sometimes grown in the South
for stock feed and is passable for
use as p snspheaq whap the pods
are from fOUr-shc1 Inthes long. The
mature pods map be' 14 inches long.
In warm 'Climates it' is a bushy
plant with little tendency to climb.
"^jaase tefl me what J can use
to contrq) grass in the driveway
and felwaen joints of the eop
>alk in /so3 of the house."
Vprsol gs a wetting spray. This is
easy to use and there js no spray
drift jyoblem It liwif he purchased
from some filiag st tions. Adjust
your nozztp tp #ve tr coarse spray
and thorohgWyf^i'ef' thfe' blades of
grass or weeM. May take more
than oqe treatment for complete
kill. ' ?' '? 1' ' ' ?'' " '
A mofher cglled p)e home lgst
night ahput her littje gjrl who had
been chewing a fruit qf the Jeru
salem Cherry. She. of Course, was
cpncerned and wapted to kPOW whe
ther or not fhere was any danger
iifvolVed. T told her thert was none
but to plape the plant opt qf reach.
The Jerusalem "Cherry (gqjgnupi
* Pseucjo capsicum) is grotyp as a
?_ pot plant for its showy fruits. It
I belongs fa a large group pf jflants,
I potato, tomato*, pepper, eggplant,
I red Sblamnrt, which inclijd& the
I Irish 'Potato, pepper eggplant, red
I pepper and spme of {hp pipiijcin
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al plants. It Is commonly referrec
to as tiie Nightshade Family.
Some of the lants in this group
it being such a large family, ar<
reported to havp fftxip 'qualities
some of which may bfc Sbmewhai
exaggerated.
Dr. James W. Hardin has prepar
ed a bulletin on poisonous plants oi
Carolina and m nm wist
sznrrr ttzzztzi
I to have a copy. If you do,, you
might first chock with your county
agent. If he does pot .have it, wrha
; eiimOT
College Station, Raleigh, N. C. and
? ask for Experiment Station Bulletin
: No 414 - Poisonous Plants of North
i Carolina
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Next To Price's Gulf Service Station
WARSAW, N. C.
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WE INVITE POPLIN COUNTY 1
TO SELL
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(Fayettfvi lie Road)
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LUMBERTON, N, C
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WHERE YOU ARE ASSURED TOP PRICES AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
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Market Opens August 1st.
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-Your Friends
H. H. HICK?
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R. L ROLLINS
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LEE ROY WALKER, Sales Manager
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You Must Present Your AAarketing Card At Scales When Tobacco
1 WEST COAST LUMBER CO. H
200 CoitU H?vm M.
i.Pw Friend?:
No) only i* your "total housing bill leu" at West Coast Lumber V
Company, but due to "Vest Coast Lumber's labor saving qualities ?
your "total l^or bill is also muek less/' Ami, you btVf JhkUtf fl
quality products too.
X|ig gsg gf West Coast Lumber is growiqo fast in the South as I
well as .throughout the whole country. Whaler you k|ow lumber I
or not, your common sense tells you W6sl Coh|l,Lumber must
give yalue ? ? ? ? ? -
Try it yoursflf and see!! ..I
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I West Coast ? r NL1 rnioij nu
PxecuJ Slyd* $ 83-12
Rapdqm Lengths 2 x 4's 1 85,03
2 x 6 & wider framing $ 89.77
1 x 12 Sheathing boards $ 85.03
West Cgasl ?
Shelving Boards $118.75
Wood Paneling $11875
Beams & Posts ? $133.00
Clear Boards $209.00
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I Wes) Coast ?
Douglas Fir Plywood $ 2.83
Marine PIzwdm) ?? i
PrefinisheH Plywood Paneling $ 3.96
Also ?
Appalaohiap OaJr Flooring A 128.25
Sealfab Roofing r * 7.85
White Fir Mouldings i
Do come to see us!
Thank Vpm
CQ^f WMjNi ? ?;
MR. TOBACCO GROWER
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The Place ^9u Are Sure Of Geftin g The Most For Your Tobacco Is At
Holliday's
AND
Frve^s
MAfl I
Warehouses
V
IFppgrtftt Carolina
ERNEST FRYE Will Be On Sale At All Times and Has tygyen Tjfpe And
Again That He Sells Tobacco HIGHER!
MARKET
THURSDAY,
OPENS
AUGUST
-A SALE EVERY DAY
WE URGE YOUfg sell your primings 0f |pps? Jepf {jfa cco during the first I
I seven days. YOfIJ WILL GET MORE fo r this tobacco during these days.
TELEPHONE MA 8-7333
I Call Jake Burns, Coll ect, For Floor Space
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yye Will Sell Untied Tobacco
$lffing Thf First Seven Days.