Farmers Urged To Hold On to Their Cotton
North Carolina cotton value fell by about 14.4 million dollars last week due to lower prices. Officials urged farmers not to panic or rush to market. A B Fairley and M G Mann expressed cautious optimism, predicting a possible market bottom and an advance in prices as October 8 high points are referenced.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
A. B. Fairley
State Department of Agriculture
M. G. Mann
N. C.ton Growers Cooperative Association
Aweed Potatoes Consume Less Per Capita Than White Potatoes
The text notes per capita consumption of aweed potatoes is under 20 pounds, compared with 127 pounds for white potatoes, highlighting a large gap in national potato consumption patterns.
Memorial service planned at Trinity Church Sunday
A memorial service under the Trinity Methodist Memorial association will be held at Trinity Church next Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev J W Vestal will lead prayers, readings, and announcements, with a program including songs, an address by Charles W Philps, and a benediction. The association seeks volunteers to maintain Trinity cemetery and place inexpensive markers on older graves, including that of Gaylord, the first buried at Trinity.
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Trinity Church
Trinity Methodist Memorial Association
Trinity Methodist Church
J. W. Vestal
Reidea
Trinity Memorial Association
Joe Parkin
Winston-Salem
Trinity
Charles W. Philps
Greensboro
Woman's College
North Carolina Education Association
Trinity Cemetery
Gaylord
Trinity College
Braxton Craven
Tomatoes destroyed in Sanford carload over spoilage
A state agriculture report says 28 560 cans of tomatoes valued at 10 000 dollars were destroyed in Sanford as unfit for human consumption. The carload from K and S industries of Washington state swelled and exploded due to faulty processing during transit. Pears like bananas ripen best off the tree.
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Raleigh
Sanford
State Department of Agriculture
K &S Industries
Washington State
Fred R. Nooe
Pure Food and Drug Division
Department of Agriculture
Lavish Paris Evening Wear Dominates Fashion Focus
Paris fashion notes contrast luxury after dark gowns with practical day wear. Designers showcase jet embroidery and Balenciaga faille ensembles, while Schiaparelli offers a blue chevron travel coat with waterproof lining and opossum lining for travel and town use.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA
PARIS
Elizabeth
France
Balenciaga
Gres
Robert Piguet
Schiaparelli
Richt
Southern Appalachian bridge tournament opens in Asheville
The first Southern Appalachian tournament since wartime began gathers 125 plus players from 15 states in Asheville North Carolina. Benjamin Johnson of Spartanburg South Carolina and Murry Gross of Asheville win the men’s pair title with a tense six hearts hand and careful play.
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William EB. McKenney
America
Card Authority
Asheville
N. C
South
Benjamin Johnson
Spartanburg
S. C
Murry Gross
Gross
North
East
Giving Honest Breakups And Courtesy In Dating
Advice for teens on handling crushes and prom invitations with care. Choose honesty over stalling, end unwanted dating gently, and avoid hurting others by delaying decisions. If unsure, steer toward immediate acceptance or clear refusal and consider polite, light gifts if appropriate.
How to a Clearer Complexion for Oily Skin
Practical tips on reducing oily skin through daily routines. Wash at night, apply hot compresses, then ice cools. use hazel astringent with gentle patting. Diet changes include minimal fats, orange juice, greens, lean meats, seafood, dairy, vegetables, cereals, and fruit. Hydration and a daily bath aid skin function. choose light powders and avoid heavy cosmetics.
Editor Too Busy To Get Out The Paper In Cuba
James Nelson editor of the Cuba Journal informs subscribers the weekly edition will be late due to a severe help shortage. He says he must handle ads, printing, wrapping, mailing, delivery, news, and press duties, and sleep only every other night.
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Cuba
James Nelson
Cuba Journal
Nelson
Textbook Shortage and Surplus Strain U S Schools
A total of 78.75 million textbooks are in use in elementary and secondary schools nationwide. The nation faces a college textbook shortage of about 4.5 million titles this year, creating a gap between demand and supply.
Oak Ridge Harvest Day Festival Planned for October 26
Oak Ridge announces the Harvest Day Festival on October 26 to benefit the new Oak Ridge Methodist church. A 10:00 A.M. service honors more than 150 returned servicemen, white and colored, with a memory plaque dedicated to local boys who died in service. The Oak Ridge Military Institute band will perform and conclude with a military salute. Ex servicemen and families are invited.
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Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge Methodist Church
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Black opal found in White Cliffs region of New South Wales
A black opal was discovered in 1900 in the White Cliff region of New South Wales celebrated for its vivid green red and blue flames against a dark base.
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White Cliff
New South Wales
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