KV. GEORGE C. STARR
Sian To Lead
Methodist Series
ROw- Or*rge C. Stairr, pastor of
Ottril Memorial Methodist chur
<A, Btraerraor City, will conduct
mwcwtl services at Grace Meth
«dlat CtMtrrti, beginning this
Sumtat?, May 8th.
Senders will be h^ld each"ev
etwesjc atI 7 o'clock.
A prayer vigil will be kept at
thm on Saturday, May 7th,
ffrtmr t® a. m. until 10 p. m. Mor
mn*. prayer will be observed
early, rfcty, Monday through Fri
dtayc, ad 111 a. m., at the church,
Ihr «s*«** who work on another
>11 c is invited to all
(lie church for Monthly Board of
Review. The meeting was open
ed with Scout Oath and Laws.
Plans were made for the Troop to
go fishing Monday, May 9 as
soon as school Is out. Boys were
asked to bring their fathers for
the fishing trip, also hook, line
and sinker. Don’t forget to bring
bait or worms.
Five new boys passed through
their Tenderfoot requirement. Se
veral boys made 2nd Class and
several passed merit badges. j
Plans are being made for boys
to go to Boy Scout Camp, Tryon,
N. C. July 25 to 30.
Members of the board of re
view — Leonard Smith, Glee E.
Bridges, Jr., Jack Houser, Jacob
Cooper. Scoutmaster, Otte Falls,
ass’t. Scoutmaster, Charles Ram
sey. Marriott Phifer was visitor.
Troop plans to camp some Fri
day night real soon at Davison
Boy Scout Camp.
Soribe,
Speedy Ramsey
these services, Rev. W. C. Sides,
the pastor, said in making the
announcement.
When a woman bakery clerk
in Gary, Ind., was confronted by
a gunman she exclaimed. “Oh,
but I’m rial allowed to do that!”
The startled holdup man left.
QUESTION: Are there any
herbicides for controlling crota
laria in soybeans?
ANSWER: No. The best thing
to do is to avoid planting soy
beans in fields known to have
crotalaria. Crotalaria plants
that appear anyway, should be
removed by hand. If crotalaria
seed get mixed with the harvest
ed soybeans, they could cause
the soybeans to be turned down
by buyers.
QUESTION: How much is it
costing North Carolina farmers
to produce top hogs ?
ANSWER: A recent survey of
17 producers Showed that farm
ers growing hogs on concrete
need $16.28 per hundredweight
to breaik even. The survey also
showed that farmers growing j
hogs on pasture can 'break even
at $14.73. These prices included
all expenses, including taxes,
feed, buildings, pig cost, depred
ation, labor, interest on invest
ment, etc. The higher break-even
price for concrete feeding was at-j
tributed mostly to higher cost;
rations fed.
QUESTION: How much land
do North Carolinians now have
in the Conservation Reserve of
the Soil iBank?
ANSWER: 268,307 acres. This
is an increase of 82,414 acres ov
er 1959.
Raymond S. Good
Gels Promotion
VICENZA, ITALY (AHTNC) —
Raymond S. Good, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Israel Good, Route 2, Kings
Mountain, N. C., ' recently was
promoted to private first class in
Italy where he is a member of
the 68th Military Police Com
pany.
Good, a military policeman in
the company, entered the Army
in August 1959 and received ba
sic combat training ot Fort .Ja
ckson, S. C. He was stationed at
Fort Gordon, Ga., before arriv
ing overseas last January.
A member of Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity, the 24-year-old sol
dier is a 1955 graduate of Com
pact High School and a 1959 gra
duate of Agricultural and Tech
nical College of North Carolina.
Oak Grove News
MRS. WILLIAM WRIGHT
The annual Memorial Service
will be held at the local church
Sunday, May the 8th. Rev. Ja
mes E. Holder will bring the 11
o’clock sermon. Everyone is in
vited (to come and bring a picnic
lunch. *
Mir. and Mrs. Newell Thorn
burg and eons. Laneth and Rod
ney, Mrs. Gertrud® Champion
and daughter, Darlene, spent the
week end visiting in the home
of Pvt. and Mrs. Giles Bell of
Lake Springs, N. C.
Mrs. Melba Boyles entertained
her Sunday School Class with a
picnic held at Chimney Rock.
Those present were Misses Faye
Green, Emily Hamrick, Judy Wa
tterson and Judy Bolin, Messrs
Kenneth Mayes, Donald Hom
and Edward Davis, Willard Boy
les, Janet and Bruce.
Mis. Arnold Philbeck of Shel
Farm drownings have increas
ed with the increas in farm
ponds. Howard Ellis, extension
agricultural engineer at State
College, suggests safeguarding
Children by giving them water
safety training. Also consider
features in farm pond construe
Ition.
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grade pupils of Beth ware school
^id ssioine of their parents, spent
the day Tuesday near Blowing
Rock, goings especially to see the
Tweetsie. The day was full of
thnlls and chills for the child
pils making the trip were Paul
Ledford, Allen Evans, Bill Wri- ;
ght, Roger Philbeck, Jane Turn
er, Sherry Bell, Darlene Cham
pion, Steve Clatrey, Wanda Math
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Lovelace, Elaine Davis and Jua
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Vfrs. Willis King, Mrs. Paul Bell,
Mrs, James Shepherd, Mrs. C. B.
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$1.59 COO LIVER OIL,
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$2.09 POLYDRORS. Multi-Vitamins
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PICNIC SET, 22-pc., service for 4. .99
$10.00 VALUE POOL SET. Swim
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$2.50 “AMERICANA" STATIONERY.
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