Rambling Sketches Of Oak Grove News
Kathaleen Hoyle of Bess emer City visited Miss Betty Lou Phil Deck. Arnold Bell and son Dennis, Sam Bell family, Pauline Green and child visited Mrs. Wray Thornburg. Stokes Wright and sons Charles and Bill with Laura Wolfe were guests of Mayme Gibons and John. Sam Lovelace and family hosted, Dixons in Charlotte read the column. Wrights and neighbors greeted Rev. Crow of Barl at Sunday dinner.
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Kathaleen Hoyle
Bessemer City
Betty Lou Phil
Arnold Bell
Dennis
Sam Bell
Pauline Green
Wray Thornburg
Stokes Wright
Charles
Bill
Mera
Laura Wolfe
Mayme Gibons
John
Nativity Theme Dominates Canls Christmas Cards
Modern Christmas cards display myriad Nativity interpretations derived from old masters and original designs for the card industry. The Nativity has long inspired Christian artists with Bible text based details and legends about the Magi, while the Annunciation predated Madonna and Child in art history, guiding depictions of Mary in blue and red.
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Long
Beet and kale crops forecast wobble in winter output
Crop prospects show beets expected to be one fourth smaller than last winter. Kale supplies in prospect are about one tenth smaller. Spinach harvest is projected to be much larger than last winter's short crop.
Market Hogs Bring Average of $18.57
North Carolina's 11 market hog sales reported an average price of 18.57 dollars per hundred weight. The figure reflects the overall market for hogs in the state during the reporting period.
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North Carolina
Santa Claus Letters Float In From Far Afield
Post office officials in Santa Claus Indiana handle heavy holiday mail as children and distant correspondents send letters to Santa Claus seeking toys, dolls, sleds, sweaters, and overshoes. Tales of notes in bottles found on Christmas trees circulate, with senders from Renous New Brunswick and other places hoping their wishes reach Santa.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Sam
Indiana
U.S.A
Naval
Renous
New Brunswick
Canada
Hog shows and sales reach totals at state events in 1950
Hog shows and sales during 1950 reported by animal husbandry ex according to Jack Kelley. Growers sold 1319 hogs weighing 284269 pounds and received 52775.74 dollars. The state's largest show occurred in Rocky Mount with 269 hogs exhibited. Highest average price was 22.65 per hundred for 114 hogs at Wendell. State record of 1.26 per pound noted near Smithfield.
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Jack" Kelley
State College
Rocky Mount
Wendell
Gonien
Mage
Smithfield
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