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.THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C, FRIDAY, CTOBER 13, 1944.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Reminders - ' , be obtained by farm families, house-,
Meats and. Fatt Red "stamps A8 wives and others to the extent that
ough Z8 and AS through K5 good mey usea s..gr" for tins purpose In
lettniteiy;' Nd new stamps until 1M1 or to the' extent' of 260 pounds,
tuber 29.
whichever 'is ' greater, ; OPA says.
JESUS' UNDERSTANDING OF I ity to live the highest possible kind
MAN 1 of life.
International Sunday School Lesson ! Then, we should have a deeper re
For October 16 spect for other persons. The real
Golden Text: "He needed not that Christian has a sympathetic under-
Processed Foods--Blue stamps A8 Prior to September 27, sugar was not any one should bear witness concern- standing of the value of others and
through Z and AS through K6 good authorised for; home-processing non
iadefinitely. No new stamps until rationed or point-free, foods for saie.
November 1. . Application for sugar f or this purpose
SugarSugar stamps' 30, 81, 32 should be made to the local War
nd 33 each good for five pounds in-1 Price and' Rationing Board, OPA
uiuteiv. sugar stamp w koto im,
ve pounds of canning sugar through
Aruary next year. .
Gasoline In t East Coast states
A-ll- coupons gooj for three gallons
each through . November 8.
wel Oil Period 4 and 5 coupons
Free Job Choice For Veterans
All manpower controls have been
removed ' insofar as veterans of the fundamentals and consider
present war are concerned, the War Bible has to say about true worth
Manpower Commission announces. So often, we have heard and read,
Veterans do not need statements of fotlowing the death of a prominent
nd new period 1 Coupons good availability in order to change jobs, man, a discussion of how much be
roughout coming heating year. tney may be hired by any employer was worth. A rich man, in the eyes
Shoes Airplane stamps 1 and 2 without referral by the United States of the world, is worth much and a
Ciinpioymeni service, tney mav be poor man, very nine, now aoes
insr man: for he himself knew what tries to promote their welfare. He
: ' 1 .. 1 Q.QC D I vV a a. .a., ant stl liia t. tliA foot'
wan in mail. uujiu a.mi. bww j ui hid w wk. -- ,
lesson Text: Genesis 1:27: Psalm Is this beneficial or harmful to those ' lor lumigaung
8; Matthew 12:9-21. with whom I come in contact? He
It is refreshing in this day, when1 participates actively in all things
the .worth
and everyone
of dollars and
reshing in this day, when' participates actively in all things ".T "'"'
of practically everything I which undertake to enrich, not only f" .d'f "1 ,H?J
ne is measured in terms, hi own life, but the livegof those ? 'ho I J,r
mi cents, to get down to around him. - - . : - . .aldehyde beside eart
ls and consider what the' George llutterick says: "Every 111 an open can'
ard Garriss, Extension pathologist at
state College.
He points out, however, that dis
eased potatoes should be culled out
in the nem ana mat tne crop snouio
oe carefulty handled so as to prevent
bruising of the potatoes. Rots cany
over from year to year on storage
urates and houses and therefore dis
infecting is necessary.
Garriss recommends three pints of
commercial formaldehyde and 23
ounces of potassium permanganate
1,000 cubic feet of
spare, rut the potassium perman
ganate crystals in containers at equ
ally distributed points on the floor of
amount o'
ll container
should be sprayed thoroughly and the
treatment repeated in two days. This
method of disinfection can be used
where the house is not tight enough
for fumigation.
Recent experimental work nas
shown that chloropicrin, or tear gas,
has promise of satisfactory fumigant
for sweet potato hor.ss and crates.
BUY WAR BONDS!
ood indefinitely,
Plentiful Food Onions.
Overseas Christmas Package Mail
ng October 14 last - day.
U. S. Wilt Buy 1944 Wheat
The' War Food' Administration
through .the Commodity Credit Cor
poration will buy all unredeemeo
1U44 crop wheat under loan May l,
1946," at parity prices (1944 loan
rates plus 16 cents a bushel) less all
t-arrying charges to the end of the
storage year. In addition, Commo
dity Credit Corporation purchase
prices for wheat in store in terminal
and sub-terminal elevators, which is
being acquired to meet feed wheat
life will be tested finally by this ap
praisal does it see faces, or only
things? Some business men see
nothing but things price lists, pro
fits, sales resistance; while other
business men see faces the faces of
those who work for them, and the
' and other government requirements.
will be advanced from time to time
during the season. plans. Academic curricula will range
Cotton Goods Will Be "Tight" in level from the sixth irrade through
The - supply of cotton goods is second year college and will include!
tighter" now than it has been any courses in liberal arts, scientific and
time during the war and is expected , ore-professional fields. Special classes
to remain 'tight" for from one to will be provided for soldiers whose
two years after the collapse of Ger- . ability to read and write is below
hired without regard to employment . Christ and how should the Christian faces of those who have no work.
ceilings and in seeking employment judge a man's worth?
through the USES they are entitled While the true value of a human
as a matter of right to a referral to being is not fully appreciated any
any jobs of their choice, without re- where except in lands where Christ
gard to essentiality or priority sta- is known, even in these lands, this is
tus of such jobs. j not true often in the truest sense. In
School For Veterans Overseas the Bible we find many teachings
After the defeat of Germany, edu- that he,P us to understaid the true
cation or practical training for civ- value of man.
ill All IriHa Will Ha eFa-waA onM:An . I Tn Hanaoic In Ira Avot nVtontan iua
the Army of Occupation and those learn that, after God had created all Iaces "l',";'y' ,ye' v-
awaiting shipment home, the War other living things, he made man and
Department says. Soldiers may breathed into him the breath of life,
choose the phases of the program ! This man, whom God created in his
they desire, but they will be encour-) own image was given domination over
aged to select activities having i all other living creatures and things
bearing on their individual post-war I which God had before created. Unto
subject.
Some statesmen see nothinir but
things battleships, voting booths
newspaper headlines. Other states
men see faces the faces of th.
poor, the faces of little children, the
myriad faces of those slain in war.
Some preachers see nothing but
things church buildings, year books,
card catalogues. Other preachers see
faces faces wistful and sin-scarred,
The Master
saw nothing but facs, nothing on
earth but faces, nothing in heaven
but faces, nothing in hell but faces."
What is. your valuation of man?
Start with the container farthest
trom the door and pour the formalde
hyde on the crystals as fast as pos
sible. Move quickly as the g:is given
off is very irritating to the eyes.
Keep the house closed for 24 hours
before it is thoroughly aired and the
potatoes put in.
Sulphur fumigation may ;ilso lip
used, and the effectiveness of this
method is increased by spraying the
Inside of the house and the crates
with water two days before applying
the treatment.
A solution of one pov;r:;l :i cupper
sulphate (blue stone) in 10 gallons
of water can be used for disinloct
lng. The crates should be removed
from the house and dipped into the
solution. The inside of the housf
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And Your b i.r"1,
Energy Is Below Par
it may b? raused by disorder of kid
oey function that permits poisonous
waste to accumulate. For truly many
people feel tired, weak and miserable
when the kidneys fail to remove excess
acids and other wuste mattr from the
blood.
You may Buffer nagging backache,
rheumatic pains, headaches, dizxinesa.
getting up nights, leg pains, swelling.
Sometimes frequent ana scanty urina
tion with smarting and burning is an
other sign that something is wrong with
the kidneys or bladder.
There anould be no doubt that prompt
treatment is wiaer than neglect. Use
loan's Pill. It is better to rely on a
medicine that has won countrywide ap-
Eruval than on something less favorably
nown- Ooon's have been tried and test
ed many years. Are at all drug stores.
Get Ooan today.
nfth grade standard. In mechanical
and technical courses and in practi
cal training for trades and vocations,
equipment of the Signal Corps, Quar
termaster Corps and Ordnance De
partment will be used.
Danger Season For Forest Pires
Dry weather in late summer and
large amounts of debris left in the
woods as a result of war-time log
ging have increased the forest fire
hazard this year, the United States
Forest Service warns. It urges spe
cial care in smoking, handling camp
tires and in using fire arms in the
woods this fall. California, for ex
ample, has been experiencing one of
its worst forest fire seasons in his
tory, its fires drawing hundreds of
sailors and soldiers from training
irauion yarns oi cotton textiles, and camps to nre lines and interrupting
th food industry must depend upon war production in lumber operations,
cotton bagging due to' a shortage of Brinish Report On Flying Bom
jute irora India. j first reports that. . the German
Smm A" Coupoihii'Not;.' 9 "wereJdevefoping' a long-range ' bonf--The-
17East Coast States and the bardment weapon of a novel type
remainder ef the country will get to- reached London in April, 1943, the
gether on ., the same "A gasoline British reveal in a recently issued
coupons November !), when "A-13's" "Report on the Flying Uomb." After
in. the renewal ration-Jtooks ' will be reconnaissance . photographs in No
good i throughout, the ?oountry, the vember, 1943, revealed that the Ger
many, the Office of War Information
reports, on the basis of facts sup
plied by the . War Production Board
' and the Foreign Economic Adminis
tration. Production is insufficient to .
meet military and civilian demands,'
and the . market is short in basic 1
! types of o ttoii fabrics used in low
;. cost garments. The Pacific war will
require i ;( ,v cotton as the basic
military clothing staple, whereas
vool has been heavily used in Eu
ope. Cotton fabrics such as certain
denims and chambrays w ill continue
to be needed by the military, and
cotton duck is now on. the urgent list.
During the first six months, after the
11 of Germany the United Nations
elief and Rehabilitation Adminis
tration is expected to psk for 300
-Office, of Price Administration has
announced, ine last strip oi coupons
in the books of East Coast motorists,
the "A-lZ's,.' will not be used. Oniy
three of ..the "A-13's" will be good for
East Coast motorists, because they
Will be "used only for six weeks. On
December 21, all "A-13s" will expire
throughout, the country and on De
cember 22, "A-14's" will be good.
East Coast motorists will be advised
locally to apply for renewal of their
"Aw. : rations - before November tf,
Motorists inthe rest of the country
already have their -new ration books.
Sugar: For Small "Jam Sellers"
Sugar for "making home-made fruit
mans were building concrete struc
tures all along the French coast from
Calais to Cherhourg, British and U.
S. Air Forces in December begun at
tacks on these flying bomb sites, forc
ing the Germans to abandon them and
to construct less efficient, camou
flaged sites of simplified design. Dur
ing 80 days bombardment, approxi
mately 8,070 bombs were launched, of
which 2,300 reached London killing
5,479 persons, injuring 15,934 per
sons and damaging 149 schools, 111
churches and 98 hospitals. In fight
ing this menace from August,. 1943,
the British and U. S. Air Forces
dropped 100,000 tons of bombs on
man was all animal life
Some were to be for 'his food and
others were designed to save man
from drudgery, such as plowing and
hauling. God was and is mindtui of
al! these things he has created, but
first in his heart and affection is man.
When you and I consider the vast
ness of the universe and the wonder
of the forces of nature, we cannot
help but join with the Hebrew psalm
ist, who, in the long ago sang: "When
I consider the heavens, the work of
thy fingers, the moon and the stars.
which thou hast ordained, what is I
man that thou art mindful of him?
and the son of man, that thou visit
est him?" Then, the psalmist con-j
tinues: "For thou hast made him but I
little lower than Cod, and crownest !
him with glory and honor. Thou
makest him to have dominion over
the works of thy hands; thou hi:st j
put all things under his feet."
We also find that the Bible, in
Genesis tells us that God intended
that man should also have power over
property. He told Adam and Eve, in
the Garden of Eden, to subdue the
earth. Property and al) material
things were-meant to be servants of
man. to exist in order to make man's
life a happier, better one. Some ot
us, nowever, have this intention of !
God's all turned around to the place
where we, in our covetous desire to
accumulate wealth, have become the
.servants of our possessions.
Jesus certainly taught that a man's
life is of much more value than
property possessions. The Pharisees
who were so severely critical of Jesus
for healing a lame man on the Sab
bath day would have made everyl'S
possible effort to save a sheen that' Jiliy
Less Row Crops
When Labor Short
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North Carolina farmers who have
planted ,i greater acreage to small
grains, alfalfa and other -legume anil
sod crops this fall say that this is tin1
answer to farm labor shortage. j
There is a definite trend towards
the growing of those crops which may i
be planted, cultivated and harvested
with machinery and even the men
who own small farms are rearrang- ;
ing their management plans to meet
the emergency. j
An example of this can be seen in
the case of V. S. Simpson of Monroe,
Route 3, who has planted a larger
than usual acreage to barley, wheat ,
and oats this fall. He intends fori
this grain to replace his need for
corn.
T. J. W. Broom, county agent in !
i Union County for the State College '
F.xtensioii Service, says Mr. Simpson '
lias 400 ltarred Hock and 400 Hamp-
shire Ket! hens. These along with a !
few head of lieef cattle and some j
oairy cows make, it necessary for him 1
to grow a good supply of grain and
hay
As a result, the larnier had only
,ne acre in cotton this past season
and only six acres in corn. But witli
his disc plow, his combine and his
tractor, he is growing much more
small grain. Last June he harvest
d 700 bushels of barley in two trays
and has an excellent crop of lespe '
de'.a for hay and seed on the same
land.
1'oultry is the most profitable en
teiprise on the Simpson farm consid-
the lahor involved and tlie
cow is second. For that rea-
had fallen into a pit on the Sabbath ' son tr,e production of feed for these
Jesus himself asked the Question. tw" 's becoming the major effort as
butters, jams,! jellies and -other pro-; launch jng and experimental station's,
cessea roods - ror ' sale even though
these,; products are ration-free may
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EPENTON, NORTH CAROLINA
WE HAVE THE SHOWS
Friday, Oct. 13 .
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Saturday, Oct 14 I ,
uiley Burnette and Sonny Carson
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"BORDERTOWN TRAIL
Chapter 14 "Haunt ed Harbor ''
t l Comedy
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Linda Darnell lit .';.
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Latest March of Time .
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& i: ..Jix, Helen Walker and
Innis O'Kecf in , ,
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tuning ou Hircrait ana z,vw nyers.
Round-up
WPB says: Production of bicycles
and "B" hearing aid batteries is au
thorized again on an industry-wide
basis , . . Production of flashlight
cases and other . portable electric
lights is expected to be high enough
to supply essential civilian users, par
ticularly in rural areas, and buyers
may now get s them without any
"paperwork" . . ; Veterans desiring
to establish or re-establish small
businesses will get special considera-
. tion in priorities assistance, alloca
tions, appeals and applications for
special authorizations. v, ."
1 OPA says; To relieve a heavy de
mand, particularly from farmers, a
supplemental quota of truck tires has
been authorized . .".-Treble damages
totaling $2,000,000 have been asked
in 35 .court actions ''against .concerns
charged , with - upgrading southerp
pine lumber to get prices higher than
r the legal ceiling'. , October ration
values are unchanged except for but-
ter which has been raised from 16 to
, 20 points in the face of declining pro
duction . . t Available for October ra
I tioning are 3,000 new .passenger cars,
; with a. reserve of 600 Leas' than
j 20,000 jew cars not quite a two-day
supply) are now available ,.. An In
crease of about two. cento in "the re
tail price of a No.- 2H can of Bart
lett peart is expected as a result of
new ceiling- price based on a below
average crop ; Ceiling prices for
single ammunition shells in the fu
ture will be determined by dividing
the full box price by the' number of
s' oils in a standard box it. ; Leather
t h'l moccasins of the house-slipper
'i, previously ration-free, are new
: ..med. ..
'..'FA says:' The entire production
of dried apples will be set aside by
I lessors 8iin this year to meet
i ntial government requirements.
"How much then is a man better than
a sheep?" How would you answer
that question?
How shall we apply the truth that
the Bible teaches that man is made
in the image of God and that every
individual has immense worth in the
sight of God? First, we think,
everyone should realize that we
should consider our importance in
uoas sight and seek to develop in
it is on hundreds of other farms in
that part of the State, Mr. llroom
said.
Kill Rot Germs In
Sweet Potato House
Fumigation of sweet potato houses
and crates with formaldehyde and
uotassium permanganate will great-
ourselves every talent and potential-1 ly reduce storage troubles, says liow-
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To All Hater Customers
For the past several years, especially during the win
der months when water pipes freeze, customers have
called upon this Department to tome to their homes
and cut off the water until pipes are fixed.
Due to the shortage of labor, and the necessity of
malting a service charge for cutting off water, we
urgently request all water customers to inspect water
pipes now and to install hew cut-offs in places easy to
get at, in order that customers may do this service
themselves. If you now have a cut-off , ee that it is
in good condition or install a. hew one. . .
( Winter is,, not far away, and when it comes it will mean
frozen wateif fipes. Be prepared to cut off leaking
pipes. It ww save this Department trouble and will
save you money. . , " '. ;
Toct :. I Dorlbrd
WATER DEPARTMENT '
om whew I sit ... ly Joe Marsh
Recipe for a
Perfect Marriage
Dee and Jane Cuppers cele
brated their Golden Wedding
Anniversary last Saturday.
Having bo many friends, it
seemed like half the town
stopped in that evening to pay
their respects.
Little Ida Moffat brought a
home-made poem to read, called
liove Enduring. Bert Childers
fiddled "Silver Threads Among
the Gold." VClll Dudley made a
speech and proposed a toast.
And as I watched that toast
Dee with his glass of beer, Jane
with her buttermilk -I thought
to myself: There's a recipe for
happy marriage. Two folks with
different tastes -no doubt an
honest fault or two - who
through the years have learned
to live in tolerance and under
standing. From where I sit, Dee an4
Jane are a mighty good example
to young married people of
today an example of how mod
eration, tolerance and under
standing can build lasting
happiness and solid homes.
O 1944, BREWING INDUSTRY FOUNDATION, North Caralino Committee
Edgar H. Sain, Stat Dlrtctor, 606-607 Inturanc Bldg., SaUIgh, N. C
Home of a REAL Farmer
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PAINTS TO GONSERVE
PROPERTY AND INCREASE ITS VALUE
A wise property owner knm
more lli;;u a heaiitifyini; nici'
investment winch pays
th;.t
lire.
real
values and adds to the life
whv he's careful to use only
a food paint job is
He considers it a
dhidends in increased
That's
of his buildings,
top quality paints
We carry a
r.u.vi S fc
complete line
r. interior and
of ATHKY'S ioo',
exterior painting.
TURK
Varnishes Enamels Paint Brushes
Don't Be In a Fix Later
Fix It Now!
You can't afford to be careless about
your home and outbuildings NOW.
Bad weather is ahead, so check repair
needs and fix up your buildings before
it's too late.
Soe'us for Roof Coating, Root Cement, Window Glass,
Putty and Putty Knives. Do the small repair jobs
jiow and have your home in shape to resist bad
weather and conserve rlfat this winter.
Hertford Hardware & Supply Co.
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