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State Aid
For Public
Libraries
The H'41 General Assembly du>
elated the,'establishment and main
teuance of public libraries an integ'
ral pan of the educational program
hi a great .state.
I'ublic library service in North
Carolina lias beta very uneven;' the
the income of no county hits been
sufficient for books, trained sinvice
and the extension of facilities
to all the people. Kvery section
needs additional money. The State
Aid Fund shall Supplement local
funds and thus stabilize public li
braries
The North Carolina Library < 0111
mission Heard was charged by thw
lt'41 (ielieiai Assembly with the ad
ministration of a i'ublic Library
Service Fund of ?1 OOOOU a year to
itnprovd. stimulate, Inei ease and *liiiii
ilrtli tin'limn
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At rt -iim ili'm (it! Mjirch .St, It'll."
th"' Library Commission Lou i d sic
cordlngly adopted plans for allocation
of the fund, taking into consideration
local needs, urea and population
to be served, local interest
and other factors. .
Whereas, the improvement and in
crease of public library service
rests upon lical and state partlclpa
tion, the city and county approprla
tlons or the amounts voted for public
library purposes shall be equal
to, or^ equitable toofeasqjs over
such funds allocated or voted for
library service during the year
1940-41,
Library service depends upon the
ability, the training, the experience
and the wide knowledge o f. the librarian.
It is recommended that in
regions and counties partjiclpating
in the State Aid program,.- the e\
tension service be directed by a library
school trained librarian.
A unified administration of public
library service, withjn counties
LOAN
No Delay
Prompt Service
Reasonable Rates
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Sales and Service
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BY YOUR LAXATIVE-RELIEVE
CONSTIPATION THIS MODERN WAY
When you feel catty, headachy, logy
due to clogged-up bowels, do at mitlioqm
do ?take Feen-A-Mint at bedtime. Next
morning ? thorough, comfortable relief,
helping you itart the day full of your
normal energy and pep, feeling liko a
million! Feen-A-Mint doesn't disturb _
your night's rett or interfere with work the
next day. Try Feen-A-Mint, the chewing
gum laxative, yourwelC It tastes good, it's
handy and economical... a family supply
costs only
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or region* to aupply books to all
the people Is advised.
Allocation of State Ai<J Fun da
shall be made in quarterly allotments
beginning July 1, 1941, or as
soon thereafter as a plan for library
operation and plan of expenditure
according to these principles
has bee filed with the Noith Culo
lina Library Commission Hoard and
given formal .approval. Early application
for State Aid Funds is desirable.
The existing authority of the local
governing library board cellulitis
unchanged. At the- end ot
each year a detailed .report of accomplishment
shall be submitted to
the Library Commission Board.
The Library Commission staff is
always ready to give advice and aid
to public, libraries.
Between-Meal Milk Is
Part Of Defense
ItaVcigh. - ' Belwcen-iiicals" . milk
V'rutks tin industrial workers is the
latest thing in speeding us N.ui.x ai
i Defense Join. a. Aiey. Kvtensinn
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un in and office workers are also
IIm-i oriifciy Aielwi-i'li-nivll : consumer*
of in ilk.
I Any -aid (hut the National .Dairy
I Council has, found 83 plants. employ
inn 115.330 workers, which are
serving milk to employee* la midmorning
or mid afternoon, or both
,'Tluiie Include manufacturers , of
I c.lotbVig, shoes, hosiery, textile,
paper products, rubber products,
pharmaceuticals, furniture, china,
glassware, paints, varnish, food
tobacco, and various metal goods.
Health -is essential to effective
National Deftlnse," Arev declared,
"and from the standpoint o f uutri
tlon. ami diet, milk is the most important
single food. .Milk, butter,
cheese, ice cream, cream and other
dairy products comprise about 35
percent of the 1,500 pounds of food
consumed each year by the average
American,"
The extension dairyman sand that
the National, Dairy Council had
learned from plant executives tha<
Uenwieen-tn^als" drltiking of milk
causes employees to work with
greater ease, thereby increasing
their output and earning power;
they perform their tasks with more
accuracy and less strain; there
are fewer absences due to illness,
consequently a higher level 6f
plant production and lfess loss of
pay to the worker; factory morale
is .improved; accidents due to fatigue
and unsteady nerves are fewI
er; and the workers are in better
| phisical trim at the end of the day.
The army is "attempting to give
t every soldier in training camps at
lease one-balf pint of fresh milk
daily. 'The Army recognizes, Arey
said, "that milks is the most nearly
perfect food." - .
L^n UmnMfi I ? VneHt f Si l'lot
r til MK'i n in i^ui in v.ui uiiiuv iu.il
year produced their largest Irlsn
potato crop since 1937. repotTS' the
State Department of Agriculture.
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COAX In CustomrsVfith
ADVERTISB^G
Backed hy (rood Se rvi ce!
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Many Youths
Accident
Victims
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North Carolina lost fourteen <
Its future citizens last month whe
four girls and ten boys udder 1
years of age met untimely deatl
under the wheels of trucks aud at
tomobiles, It was reported this wee
by the Jrtlghway Safety Division.
Five, of these boys and gitwere
on foot, three were on hie;
cles, one was on a scnoot bus. uu
five were in automobiles.
Ijast month's youthful traffic vi
lima in North Curolitiu included:
Two bov? riding a bicycle on th
highway at night without u light.
?A 14 year oKl boy, weaviug au
zigzagging in tru ic on his bicycl
One five year old child who fe
out of a car when she leaned ou th
door handle and the door flew opei
path of u truck.
A three year old girl who wa
playing ou the highway.
Ati 11 year old boy who was tal
litk it ili tvi 11 k lesson from a * lt> yea
old boy and stepped on the gas it
tstead or the brake whett tne ca
started to run off the road. .
And a five year old boy who stai
ed across the street without tool
lag.
Traffic victims iu the state du
ing the first three months of thl
year included 11 ' boys and girl
from 10 to 14 > ears of age, 12 chi
dren from -five to nine years oil
aif J six children under five years t
age. 15 of the 29 were on foot an
six were in bicycles.
J ujrgently plead with Xort
Carolina motorists to be unusual)
alert' and cautious when they se
children ahfead of them on foot c
ou bicycles, and 1 plead with Nort
Carolina . parents to do everythln
In their power to make their chili
rent safety-conscious and careful
said Ronald Hocutt, director of tb
Hoghway Safety Division. .
We must stop this slaughter <
the innocents.
Food Requirements Are
Shown By Guide
A balanced home-grown food su!
ply is one of the aims of the Foe
and Feed for Family Living can
paign being conducted in Nort
Carolina In 1941. The N. C.. Stat
; College Extension Service, whlc
is organizing this campaign wit
the support of Gov. J. M. Broughto
and the active participation of otl
tr agricultural agencies, has pr
pared a guide to show the daily an
annual food requirements for ind
viduals and famllTes.
In order to have a diet that wl
keep a person in good health an
strong, each individual should et
every day: One quart of milk, If
child, and one putt a day, if an adu
five serviilgs of fruits ^tnd vegeti
bles, which shoqjd include one ser
ing of leafy, green or yellow veg<
table, one of tomatoes or cltru
fruits, and one of potatoes, tw
servings f protein foods, such a
meat. eggs, fish, poultry, cheee
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ui itru ucaus, ui jivao, aiiu inu oci
Ings of whole grains as cereal c
bread.
To provide an adequate yea
round diet, the Kood Guide show
that there slioul' be produced o
the farm annually for each perso
In the family at least: 73 gallons (
milk; 36 pounds of butter; 53 lb
(dressed weight) of beef or veal
76 pounds (dressed weight) of por
and lard;. 31 pounds, (dressed we
ght) of poultry; 30 dozen eggs; 2
pounds of lamb, fish and game;
bushels of sweet or Irish potatoei
ISO pounds of green and yellow ve
etables; 30 pounds of dried hear
and peas, and nuts; 2 bushels of U
ma toes; 100 pounds, of other veget
bles, such aa beet,s onions and ps
snipe; 100 pounds of fruits; 3 ga
Ions of syrup or honey; 2 bushel
of corn for meal and grits; and
bushels of wheat tor flour and o
reel.
The Golds also calls tor the pu
chase of at least 40 pounds of suga
annually for each member of th
family. This Is to be used -on tl
table and for canning.
dgoce the Anson County ter
ing unit started operdtlnos In 103
003 miles of terraces have bee
constructed as well s* funs road
outlet channels, and drainage dlt
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Interest in the Improvement <
their poultry flocks oontlnueo t
grow among Richmond County (a
mere, says N. L. Headrlx, aaalstai
(arm agent of the N. C. 8tate Ct
lege Extension Service.
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IMbyterisn aoo bless the farmer ?
(By H. L Belk) A
He sets but little pay, H
Tho be labors long at honest toll. H
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On this earthly ball. i
Ood makes the corp and meadows ^
I He takes note of all men sows;
Thut man gathers, reaps and mows;]
m He who feeds and clothes us alL. I
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God sends the sunshine and the ral* fl
K if the farmer does his part.
He leaps a bountiful crop? .
Man that has the will to work.
I When to town ho goes
Some silly lputt you know;
fit Points a finger of scorn.
Because his clothes are tattered
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Then turns up his toes
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Mrs. Place have appear
ates and also the centra University Indlosfs that codllvor I
oil should be re'nioved from tha
III be no admission chat feed 16 to IS days before chlckana
id this sacred concert bu< are marketed to eliminate all trao
offering will bo received |ea of the oil ta?te. 1
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