At the microphone making presentation of a
registered Yorkshire gilt to 4-H Club member
Bobby Barbee is Assistant Jones County Soil
Conservationist W. Cart Flowers, who donated
tte pig to get a pig chain started from this
high ..priced and high-bacon producing strain
of porkers. At the right of the microphone is
Jones Agent Wayland J. Reams and behind
'BMbfey, who made the mistake of turning his
Hack on the camera, is Assistant County Agent
Henry B. Swiggett, who is in charge ot 4-H
Club work in the county. Oft the first Utter '
from this high-priced young gilt 4-H’er Bar
bee will git* another 4-H Club member a gUt
and Hite will continue to be repeated under the
direction of Hie county agent’s office. (Whit
aker-Leffejr Photo)
CHURCH NOTICE
FOR THE TRENTON CHARGE
/ .
At the 11 a.m. service last Sun
day, Trenton Methodist Church
received eleven new members by
transfer. The nfew members are
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Conway,
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Woodard, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry W. Swiggett, Mr.
and Mrs. Rogers Pollock, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Pollock and Ray
Durham. On Sunday, Nov. 4, the
usual services will be held on
the Trenton Charge. Toy’s Mem
orial Church 11, Oak Grove
Church 7.
Some 17 million TJ. S.'families
planted gardens this season.
For Lazy Barbers
Barter* an known far and
wide for their ragged insis
tence upon retaining their in
dividuality, among other
things. But the latest wrinkle
to be. added to the bar boring
business in Kinston may be
seen, for no extra charge, at
Kinston’s City Barber Shop
where Manager BUI Worthing
ton has purchased and install
ed a seat for himself to sit up
on while he Is trimming i«wUr«
and scraping chins. If you
think we’re kidding go by and
tak a look for yourself. There’s
nothing like it east of the Mis
sissippi or sooth of the Artie
Ocean.
Earn 3% on Savings
With Insured Safety
—AT—
Mutual Building &
Loan Association
114 E. Gordon St. Kinston, N. C.
—Each Account Insured Up To $10,000—
Belle Lowery
I New Head of
Agents’ Group
Belle Lowery, Home
■Hew Hanover County
«m fa 1 s t r i c t Home
One Bom A Minute
Some local clothiers and tail
ors are chuckling with consid
erable malice over the “trap"
that caught several of their
friends who jumped quickly,
hook, line and sinker for a
“bargain” that some roving
peddler dangled before them
recently. This peddler was sell
ing imported English materials
at a bargain price of just $3
per yard. It was the “real”
stuff, hot off the boat. 'When
the purchasers took their ex
pensive woolens to tailors to
have them made into fine
suits suits they found much
to their embarrassment that
they had paid $3 per yardi for
70-cent-per-yard rayons.
Trade with your local mer-i.
chants, the moral may be, they
may stick you but you can al
ways go back and argue with
them.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
LENOIR COUNTY
The undersigned having quali
fied as the executor of the estate
• of Herbert D. Temple, late of Le
noir County, this is to notify ail
persons having claims against
said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before
November 1, 1952 or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immedi
ate payment to the undersigned.
This the first day of Novem
ber, 1951. .
/v BURRELL TEMPLE,
Executor of the Estate
of Herbert D, Temple.
The Tennessee Plow Boy-in Person
Presented
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4menca s no. i \
Folk singer
Saturday
NOV. 10th
w
IN PINK HILL
at the
Motor Park Theatre
at 3:00 P. M.
One Performance Only
By The
PINK HILL MILLING CO.
including Roy Wiggins, Guy Willis and his Oklahoma Wranglers and a special added
YOUR PURINA DEALER
Mong with Eddy Arnold will be his entire troupe of nationally known entertainers,
feature—America’s favorite comedians, Jamup and Honey.
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