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Rains Damage '
Lint Crop
Hain damage to. North Carolina's
cotton crop has been heavy aa a result
of recast wet weather, according
to P. H. Kinie, ugronomost at the
N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station,
Heating down 011 tile fluffy, whlto
cotton hanging in open bolls, the
rains 'wished out,"' the bright, lustrous
coh nnjJ.iott much of the
list dull an 1 gray that Is lower^ in
quality and grade, liain droits also
splashed considerable dirt on lowbanging
bolls.
The sc?ti, has been damaged too,
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Kitne pointed out, and many of the
immature bolls have cracked open
; and the cotton ia rotting. Even fur!
tber damage is to be expected if
growers gin the cotton before It has
i had a chance to dry ou.t thoroughly.
COtton should not be picked while
dump from rain or dew, he said, but
J If damp cotton is harvested, it
{ should be spread out to dry. Many
growers spread it out on large burlap
cloths to sun' in*the field. It la
also a good liea to spread it out in
the cotton storage house, and stir It
| with a pitchfork every day.
-Cotton that has been rained oh
should not be tuken to the gin forj
at least 10 days or two weeks. The;
gin saws cut and tear damp cotton'
) to such an extent that' its value Is
greatly lowered.
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NEWS AROUND NORTH
PIEDMONT AVENUE
Lota Seattle
Miss Mary Sue McGinnis of Charlotte
spent the past week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Me
Glnnls.
Mrs. Drucllla Wilson Is spending
this week with relatives in Newtoii.
Mr. and Mrs. UileB Bridges. Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Bridges and children.
Mary Alice and Richard, ana
Mrs. B. R. Tate and children, Oliver
and Fred spent Sunday with relatives
in Laudo. S. C.
Mrs. J. J, Patterson and* children
Gladys and James, spent Sunduy
with relutlves In Earl. N. O.
Mr. Leo Iteattie spent Monday in
Charlotte. '
Mis. Lela Hulfstetler had as her
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Durham
Hoi*J of Charlotte, and * Mr. J. O.
Miss Margaret Hulfstetler had as
her guest Saturday night Miss Irene
Gladden of Piedmont Avenue.
Miss Klva Caldwell had1 as her
guest for the past week-end Miss
Fa ye Huffsteller of Peiiley's Chapel. I'
Mrs. \V. H. I>ettmar spent the ^
past week with Mrs. Ola Davis or
Charlotte.
Mr. J. J. Patterson spent Saturday ]
In Rutlierfordton.
Miss Irene Gladden spent Sunday
with Miss Elva Caldwell.
Friends of Master Jitnmle Gladden
are happy to know. that he Is Improving
nicely at his home after
being in the hospital for two weeks.
Mr. Buck Huffsteterler spent the
past week-end with his aunt, Mrs.
Annie Howell of the country.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Huffstetler had
as their guests Sunday Messrs WaJe
Erfery and Bill' Ersry of Lowell.
Miss Ruth Moss spent Frtday with
her sister. Mrs. Prue Hudson " of
Charlotte.
Miss Lillian Moss spent Saturday
In Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. White htyi as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mis.
W. H. Costner and children of Lawn
dale. Mr. Costner is the Associational
S. 8. Superistendent of the Kings
Mountain Eaptlst Association.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. C. Campbell had
as their guests Sunday the latter's
brother. Mr. W. S. RUdick and wife
of Danville. Va? and Mr. Arthur Rlddick
uncle of Mrs. H. C. Campbell
from TJiomasvllle, N'. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hullender and
daughter, and1 Mrs. C. W. Hullender
spent Sunday with the latter's daughter,
Mrs. Odell Ix>ng of Charlotte.
Mrs. R. H. Hord spent Wednesday
anJ Thursday with her sister-in-law
Mrs. J. B. Blalock who Is seriously
111 at her home In Columbia. S. C.
Mr. Richard Hord of this city ?
has recently left for New Orleans, "
La., to take a course in Biple school
tor nine months.
Mr. R. H. Hord of this city started
working in Concord March 1st.
but is back home now working at
the Margrace.
Mrs. W. M. Gantt and daughter,
Nam Jean, spent the past week en '
with the former's mother. Mrs. Dennis
and family in Ashevllle.
Mr. Charles Alexander has as his
guest this week his cousin, Mr, Adrian
Alexander of Lander's Chapel,
N. C.
Mr. J. J. Patterson spent Sunday
in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Richardson
had as their guests Sunday Mrs. J.
J. Stewart and daughter and her
daughter's girl friend' of Woodruff,
S. C. ? '
Friends of Mrs. T. J. Peterson
wish for her a speedy recovery after
illness of a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kelley had
as their guests for the past weekend'
the tatter's brother, Mr. Ezell
Klrby and wife of Gaffney, S. C.
Mrs. M. A. Moss remains very IQ
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at her home on Walker street.'
Mrs. George Sellers and Mrs. Htm 1
ler Jackson spent Saturday In Gas- '
Miss Mildred* Irvin had as .her d
guests for the week-end Miss Beatrice
Stewart and Miss Louise Gosa
>f Woodruff. 8. C. J
Miss Mary Miller had as her,
guest _ Saturday night Miss Bthel Viae
Gordon.
Mr. Hunter Jackson and1 son, Earl <
ipeut Saturday in Charlotte.
Miss Margie Gladden returned
ronie after spending the past severtl
weeks with her sister; Mrs. C- C.
Walker of Burlington. N. C. .
Miss Madge Mltchem Is spending
his week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Lynn of the Mar{race.
Mrs. George M">ore and daughter,
luth. spent Tuesday afternoon In
Justonla.
Mrs.' John Mltchem and daughter.,
Madge spent Tuesday afternoon In;
'harlotte.
1 ^up'oved' ''aiurkulnmll"''^^ ,
lave done much toward increasing
Iclds per acre of crops In North
-uroinia. iwrtpoits t'hlif StoilmtiJian
iV. H. Khodes. of the Stale Deparinent
of Agrloulture. Kor v sample.
Ihe average yield of ?mi from 187h1879
was la bushels- .per acre, com
pared with 18 busbele per acre from
1927-1936.
Call
Charlie
He is ready and anxious
to serve the housewives
of Kings Mountain the
very best in everything
to eat.
?Groceries
?Meats
?Produce
Blalock
Grocery & Market
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Heavy demands from farmers
lave left the Anson County terracng
unit with more work than It can
o this fall, winter and spring.
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FOSTER'S
SHOE SERVICE
Phone 154
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the Motion Picture
When a cake appears in the m
It mustn't show any defects
the screen; must be so temp
long to taste it.
Cakes made with Sno Sheen
critical eye. And their perfi
snce that they are wonderful
cate in texture. They're as
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Cake Flour please the most
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to eat as they are to
ics, too, will be a delight to
nd to the palate if you use
i?the super-fine cake flour
tured in the Motion Picture
School. Try n package ?
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msr fine cakes!
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