Soil conservation highlights at Raleigh extension meeting
Dr J H Stallings outlined soil as a bank account at the State Agricultural Extension Service annual meeting in Raleigh. He warned that primitive farming and the rise of one crop systems have depleted minerals, with commercial fertilizers only partially offsetting losses.
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Nual
State Agricultural Extension Service
Raleigh
J. H. Stallings
Soil Conservation Service
Dean I. C. Schaub
State College
Dr. Stallings
Stallings
Lunch fund seeks donations to feed 430 children
The city school Children's Lunch committee reports 430 children rely on the fund. At ten cents per day per child lunches cost 43 dollars daily and 860 dollars monthly. Current balance shows less than a full month's requirements, with 1,178.18 dollars collected to date and 523.10 dollars billed this month.
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Floyd Wilson
High Point
Ilson
French Eating Habits Emphasized In Soil Plan
Dr. Stallings outlines a three step approach to land use urging a national effort to balance nature and living standards. He describes Soil Conservation Service goals and daily farmer coaching to maximize returns while minimizing soil damage.
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Stallings
Soil Conservation Service
J. T. Ryan Honored By Furniture Men For 25 Years
J. T. Ryan was honored for 25 years of continuous service as secretary treasurer of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers association. A silver service was presented by George L. Hackney as recognition of his leadership. At the Roanoke meeting in October, T. Austin Finch noted his milestone and a committee was named to arrange a formal presentation.
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Winston-Salem
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
George L. Hackney
Lexington
Southern Furniture Manufactur
Ers Association
Roanoke
T. Austin Finch
Thomasville
Ryan
W. M. Bassett
Bassett Furniture Industries
Virginia
Finch
A. B. Tate
High Point
Posey and Harris Sentenced After Liquor Raid
Posey received six months on county roads and Harris eight months for possession of liquor seized in a raid. Harris testified he lived with Posey and was paid eight dollars weekly after Posey provided lodging. Judge Teague noted Harris triggered the longer term and would not be placed on a suspended sentence. Additional sentences included Seth Lovell's twelve months for drunken driving and Marcella Harrison's four months for reckless driving.
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Posey
Harris
Frank Posey
R. Harris
Lewis E. Teague
Teague
Davis Fined $1000 And Sent To Prison
Federal Judge Johnson J. Hayes fined Joe Davis $1000 and sentenced him to three concurrent terms of two and three years in Atlanta penitentiary on charges of violating liquor laws in the Charlotte and Concord area. Roosevelt Garmon and Obie Johnson received two-year terms and Lawrence Hartsell a three-year term on like charges.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Joe Davis
Atlanta
Charlotte
Concord
Roosevelt Garmon
Obie Johnson
Wilkes County
Lawrence Hartsell
The Negroes Prove Too Good For Selves
In Burlington on December 16 three Black men James Reaves Bill Russell and Bill Gattis testified as witnesses in general county court. Their testimony convicted Cal Ferguson of stealing chickens and led to the three men receiving six to eight months for receiving the stolen poultry.
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Burlington
James Reaves
Bill Russell
Bill Gattis
General County
Cal Ferguson
Legal Notices and Sentences Summary
Hazel Funderburk charged with assault with deadly weapon, nol pros with leave. Thelma Loven and Alma Huffman cited for immoral vagran cy each 30 days in workhouse. Zeb Anderson sentenced for assault with costs. R B Everett violates prohibition law four months on roads suspended for three years on costs. Terrence Myers reckless driving dismissed. Roy March non-support 15 months on roads suspended if $4 weekly payments maintained. John Lohr assault dismissed. Haywood Montgomery reckless driving costs and $22.50 damages. Roscoe Simmons abandonment and non-support 12 months suspended county road sentence ordered into effect.
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Harris
Posey
Seth Lovell
Seth Harrison
Lexington Avenue
Marcella Harrison
Lovell
Rosa Lloyd
J. W. Maners
B. Slate
Dock Deaton
Ed Brown
W. L. Winslow
Hazel Funderburk
Thelma Loven
Alma Huffman
Zeb Anderson
R. BE. Everett
Terrence Myers
Roy March
John Lohr
Haywood Montgomery
Roscoe Simmons
Eckerd’s Drug Store Free Sample for High Blood Pressure
Eckerd’s Drug Store offers a free sample of ALUMIN Essence of Garlic Parsley tablets for high blood pressure at the High Point location. The Chicago firm produces the tablets and reports say thousands of sufferers have had good results. A weeks’ treatment costs 50 cents.
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Eckerd’s
High Point
Eckerd
Chicago
Christmas Party Planned by Thomasville Camp
Thomasville camp No 206 Woodmen of the World will hold a Christmas party Tuesday evening December 22 starting at 7 30. The program includes a pageant by Woodmen Circle members and children and a Christmas tree for gifts. Fruit baskets will be given to W O W widows and children. The public is invited.
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Thomasville Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
Woodmen Call Members to Friday Meeting
All Woodmen are invited to attend and be present for the meeting on Friday.
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English St
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Carter
West Commerce
Security National Bank
Stewart-Warner
Radio
Eureka
Sunbeam
Hot Point
Silver Service
SFMA
Winston Salem
North Main ST
Davis
Thomasville Camp
I.C.E
Central Ice Delivery CO
Savi Club
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Associations
J. W. Clinard
PF. Johnson
Sec’y
North Main Street
Harllee
Certified Public Accountants
Seidman & Seidman
Shipper
Eigh Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
High Point, N. Y
Patel
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