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THE PEJlQtJTMANS WEEKLYTIERTFORD, N. C,- FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1940
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jiITTEl'iLLE OKI? STfuIlES OUT
;;n.iT of vAn phrase liiRESOLUTiorj
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First to Advocate IVfan
. PowerAssistance For
Hard JPressed Allies
;rm tireat war-
The "Short offeWar"? phrase has
been stricken from -t least one re
aolution pledging-fuB support to the
1 President in O fvery effort t.look
into, adequate defenses of America,
and urged that prompt and effective
action b etaken to "mobilize imme
diately and make available all the
manpwoer and material . resources of
oof nation; to render immediate aid
: to the Allies by sending all possible
materials, supplies . and equipment
Jot needed for present and future
qfgnse of America; and to prevent
the shipment of all materials and
.- supplies to any aggressor "nation,
either directly or through neutral
nations."
" The resolution was made Monday
' at a mass meeting in Fayette ville
s; where citizens let it be known that
they will support all measures in
tended "to provide for the common 1
defense" and to discourage the ef
forts of "any person or organization
wluch would tend to hamper the de
fense of true Americanism."
1 The meeting, presided over by
Mayor H. C. Blackwell, former State
Commander of the American Legion,
went further than ronnnRt-Ar) hw io
committee and instructed that the
phrase "Short of War" be omitted
from the description of aid to the'
Allies.
The "Short of War" qualification
has been used to a large extent
whenever aid to the Allies is mentioned.
Shirley Hurdle, Vick Stalling, Jr-i
Captain Wilbur Stallings, Amy Van
Koache and Ernest Carey Stagings.
" ATTEND GRADUATION ..
Mr. and Mrs. Hillary T. Hobbs, of
Edenton, Mrs. E. A. Byntm and her
daughter, Doris, attended the grad
uation of Ralph Hobbs, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hobbs, from the University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
EXTENSION NOTES
By FRANCES MANESS
Home DesMmstratiea Agent
The Leaders School last Wednes
day on Refinishing Furniture was a
very interesting one. It was con
ducted by Miss Pauline Gordon, Ex
tension specialist in Home Manage
ment and House Furnishings. Each
leader brought a piece of furniture
to refinish. These leaders will be
expected to help give the demonstra
tion at the July meetings.
The next 4-H Club radio broadcast
will be on Saturday, June 22, at
,10:15 o'clock. This program will be
given by the Hertford grammar 4-H
Club and the subject wffll be "4-H
Camps."
The schedule for next weeks is as
follows:
Wednesday, June 26 Burgess
Home Demonstration Club will meet
with Mrs. Louis Proctor.
Primrose-Path
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The Mmatie- talent; f Ginger
Rogers are offered refreshing activ
ity in "Primrose Path," heart-warm-
Hiar romance co-stamnsr Joel Mc-
Crea and playing at the State Thea
tre, Hertford, Tuesday only.
JAlabama Visitors See
Atlantic Ocean First
'Time On Hertford Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bush of Doth
an, Alabama, and C. A. Bush and
- Bon and Miss Virginia Adkinson of
' Andalusia, Alabama, have returned
to their homes after spending a week
here with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bush.
' The trip to North Carolina result
ed in their first glimpse of the At
- lantic Ocean. From inland country,
' Mr. and Mrs. Bush had never gotten
around to visiting the coastland un
til they visited in Hertford. They
, took full advantajp of their trip to
' Coastal Carolina by seeing Nags
Head and Roanoke Island in this
; t .state ana Virginia ueacn in vir
ginia. Coastal Carolina, they said, pro
vides quite a contrast to inland Ala-
bama. Mrs. S. E. Bush is the for
mer Miss Virginia Fowler, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Fowler.
Who Knows?
THE ANSWERS
1. About 45,000,000 non-Germans.
2. In 1871
3. From the size of its projectile,
75mm. or 2.95 inches in diameter.
4. 45,000,000.
5. In 1823. . .
7. International Ladies Garment
Workers Union, headed by David
Dubinsky.
8. When Congress recesses, it sets
j; a date for reconvening; upon ad-
1 Mrs. Ernest Stallings delightfully joumment, it does not meet again
entertained a few friends on Tues- until the next regular session unless
day in honor of her ? father, Vick called by the President.
Stallings, Sr., the occasion being bis . 9; Machines operated by power
i birthday. Guests included Mr.". and for shaping, cutting, turning etc.,.
tfjMrs. Vick Stallings, Sr.. Mr. and 10. From New York to Rid de
Mrs. Ernest Stallings, Mrs. J. ,V. Janeiro is 5,446 miles, to La Havre,
Roache, Mrs. CM. Hurdle, ' Miss France, 3,676 miles .
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
1. What is the population of the
areas conquered by Germany since
the war began?
2. In what year did the Prussian
Army capture Paris?
3. How did the famous French
75's get their name?
4. What is the population of
Italy?
5. When did President Monroe is
sue his famous Monroe declaration?
7. What prominent union rejoined
the A. F. of L. after being associated
with the C. I. O.?
8. What is the difference be
tween a congressional recess and an
adjournment 1
9. What are "machine tools"?
10. Is New York closer to France
than to Brazil?
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It's always a good idea to have can or two of salmon oa you!
pantry shelves. Then when menu Idea faO you, or time Is short, or yotn
budget itaggering under food bills, salmon will save the dayl Few
.dishes are easier on the budget and offer mora In healthful food values
j than the easily-prepared, delicious recipes we giva you below.
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Navy Continues To
Expand Program
With the present authorized ex
pansion of the Navy to 170,000,
training facilities are now proceed
ing at a full time pace to fit the
many thousands of young men being
enlisted so that they may become
proficient in the many trades re
quired in the operation of modern
Fleet.
The Navy Department issues Navy
Training Courses to personnel in or
der that the development of individ
ual skill and efficiency may be speed
ed up. These courses are not de
signed, however, to replace exper
ience as the primary teacher. They
contain material covering the basic
principles of the special training re
quired, and also, where necessary,
general educational subjects such as
elementary mathematics, physics,
grammar, etc. The courses now is
sued are divided into two general
classes as follows:
1. Rating Courses A rating
course is intended to cover the exact
requirements of the rating for which
it is written. It brings together, in
compact and convenient form, the in
formation that will enable a man to
meet the requirements for his rat
ing, as prescribed by the Navy De
partment. 2. General Courses These cours
es cover such subjects as diesel en
gines, marine engines, gasoline en
gines, pumps, generators, compasses
and piloting, storage batteries, sea
manship, shorthand, etc. Each of
the general technical courses now
supplied by the Navy Department is
closely related to the work in some
branch of the Naval service and is
intended to promote the efficiency
and advancement of men in some
Naval rating. The man who is will
ing to supplement the experience
gained in his daily work by systema
tic study usually succeeds.
Navy training courses are issued
without charge to enlisted men
through their commanding officer.
Study fs carried on under the direc
tion of officers on board ships and
stations end all necessary assistance
is. furnished men who wish to im
prove themselves by this means.
MORE ABOUT
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the Norfolk Southern Railroad Wed
nesday morning and interment was
in the Jordan Burial Ground, near
Eyland, Chowan County, Wednesday
afternoon. Services at the grave
were conducted by the Rev. John T.
Byrum.
Norfolk newspapers, reporting the
death, said the former Hertford res
taurant operator, popular manager
of a restaurant at Lafayette Boule
vard and Cottage Toll Road in Nor
folk, was sflain by a 32-calibre bullet
fired from the cafe doorway by one
of four unidentified men who imme
diately fled from the scene in an
automobile driven by a fifth member
who had kept the motor running.
A motive for the killing is lacking,
Norfolk police said. Apparently
robbery was not intended; the pro
prietor was counting the day's re
ceipts and Mr. Sanidas was sweeping
near the door when the shooting
took piace.
As far as could be learned, no one
had been apprehended in connection
with the slaying late Wednesday af
ternoon. The restaurant Mr. Sanidas oper
ated in Hertford . . . several yean
ago . . . was housed in a frame build
ing where the M. j. Gregory 5-105
Cent Store now stands.
The late Stokes Walters then oper
ated the establishment for some timp
after Mr. Sanidas went to Norfolk.
Later the building saw service as a
cleaning and pressing establishment
and was finally torn down to make
way for the modern brick building,
Survivors of Mr. Sanidas include
besides his widow and their four chil
dren, several brothers and sisters
and relatives in Greece.
GUARANTEE
SHOE REPAIR
Complete line of
Griffin's Shoe Polishes
Mail Orders Given Immediate Attention
Return Postage Paid
Shoe Rebuilding Done By Qualified Men
Julian Ward's Shoe Shop
BROAD STREET
EDENTON, N. C.
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ON BOLL WEEVILS BY COTTON FARMERS
It will pay you to arm yourself with the weapons of
war: Calcium Arsenate, Molasses and a small mop, and
exterminate this pest from your cotton fields or defend
your fields when this enemy attacks.
Pre-square mopping has proven successful in com
batting the Boll Weevil, and the cost of this method of
poisoning is small. We suggest that you cooperate with
the Extension Service in its efforts to help with this seri
ous problem.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR
CALCIUM ARSENATE AND MOLASSES
Sold In Barrels Only!
The Southern Cotton Oil Company
HERTFORD, N. C.
THOUSANDS SAVE WITH TYROFAX" GAS SERVICE
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freedom from kitchen drudgery ... new
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''Pyrofax" gas is real gas ... not a liq
uid. "Pyrofax" gas regulating equip
ment is delivered and installed at your
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writing by Carbide and Carbon
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Gas when it is used for refrigera
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in addition to cooking.
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abo Tyrofax Gat Service is
its utter dependability. We bava
never been without plenty of
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DEPENDABLE GAS SERVICE
'Cooks Htt Wat ir Makes let Homss
Ttyond tht Gas Mains
ALBE1ARLE NATURAL GAS COMPANY
i! EDENTON, N. C
JACOB HOBOWSKY, Manager "
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