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PAGE FOUR THE GREENSBORO WATCHMAN NOVEMBER '23, 1950 i 3 JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB MEETS IN LIBRARY The Greensboro Watchman Established 1876 For a new variation in flavor put a little powdered cloves in- to baked beans; one-fourth tea- spoon is enough in a serving of four. agent here for three years and is now county agent in Perry County, has been ill for several months now. At the present time he is in Thayer Veterans Administration Hospital, Nashville 5, Tenn. 4-H members, farmers and his other friends ere encouraged to wrpte him there. i liUl i ti fin I i 3 Distinctive new styling of both front and rear of the new 1951 Fords is shown in this photo of the Convertible and the Custom Club Coupe.

The dual-spinner grille and longer, wrap-around bumpers give the front end a wider, more massive appearance and additional chrome and wider tail lights add to the rear end appearance. The 1951 models feature Fordomatic Drive, the new automatic transmission, as optional equipment Hamner Cobbs Editor Entered at the Postoffice at Greensboro, as second dass mail matter. Subscription (Per Year), $2.50 1951 FORD (Continued from Page 1) tall or short drivers. An assist spring moves the seat forward automatically. An outstanding feature of the new cars is a' new "softer" ride which is ir.de possible toy sj- spension improvements and euto-matic ride controls.

A. new control valve was developed in the hydraulic shock, absorbers, which adjusts the cushioning effect. The combination of new tension-type rear spring suspen-: sion srid softer front spring rate maintains a proper balance 1 between the front and rear for a level ride on all roads. Rubber engine mount? also have been redesigned. The Ford deluxe line includes the business coupe, tudor and 1 ordor models.

In the custom i Eine are the club coupe, tudor, fordor and convertible. The Country Squire station wagon and the Crestliner complete the passenger car line. The V8 en- gine or the Six are optional on I' all models except the convert- ible and the Crestliner. i. There will be a choice of 10 basic colors in all models except the convertible which will have The Sadie Christian Junior Music Club "met November 16, 1950, at the High School Library.

Betty Washburn, vice-president, presided. After the roll call and minutes Roxianne Stanton led the club in group singing. Musical Bingo was enjoyed by the members. Mrs. Drury, counselor, was assisted by Mrs.

Lamar Hall and Mrs. Bert Williams in serving the refreshments of drinks and cookies to the 13 members present. The December meeting will be a Christmas party given by Mrs. Glenn Cantrell at her home. Patricia Robertson, Reporter Tired Hogs Pork from hogs that were fed sugar -and allowed to rest from 12 to 24 hours before- killing lasted longer in storage.

When frying fish or meat, cover the frying pan with a colander turned upside down. The holes in the colander will permit the steam to escape so that the food will brown but so that grease will, not spatter on the stove. A celluloid window in a hat box will help the owner find the desired hat without having to take the box down. '7ZZmZEZ'lH EVERLASTING FARM NOTES By John B. Deavours County Aftent Hale's Milk Business Grows Mr.

Aubrey Morrison, of the Greensboro Cooling' Station, stated Monday that dairymen of community are first half of the year; (4) the sharp rise in the prices of the lower grades in that period; (5) the large- numbers of cattle on feed for market fall; and, (6) the belated movement of grass cattle to market because of unusually) good range and pasture conditions. Beef cattle occupy the most favored position in our livestock economy today. They have held this place for the last 10 Too prectoos to Iom or ttor wsy constant reminder of yoor Phy'i tbere'e anly one uturfyinfr thins first toddling; itepe. Send your to A with thoee irreplaceable Baby Baby's First Sheas today for Shoes. Have them "Eternalized" Attach eard to by our Genuine Electroplating shoe giving your name and address.

Process. This process deposits a Or. phone and we'll be glad to nick heavy coating of actual Bronze on them up. Prompt delivery. All work your Baby's Shoes.

Time never can guaranteed to pteauornumeii back. harm them. They'll last forever a Phone now or send ohoea or name to I 12 and the Crestliner which will have four two-tone color -com-; binations. ij New Colors Listed New colors are Coral Flams red, Alpine blue, Culver blus, I sea Island green, Greenbrier -t nstallic and Mextealli maroon. Dther colors 'ere Sheridan blue, Silvertone gray, Hawaiian 3ronze, Hawthorne green and Raven black.

Sportsman'j green is reserved for the convertible and 'Crest-; liner. Cored Flame red is re-j served for the convertible. The '51 models have a winged hood ornament, and "Deluxe" and "Custom" nameplates arc SHOWER IS GIVEN FOR MISS COLBURN Mrs. P. B.

Martin entertained at a miscellaneous shower at her home on Centreville Street Monday evening, complimenting Miss Jo Myrle Colburn, bride-elect. Fall flowers were used as decorations throughout the rooms of the home. Guests en-joyed informal conversation, writing wishes for the bride, and a contest which was won by Mrs. Bessie Grote. A large box of gifts was presented to the honoree.

These were opened and admired. Later in the evening Mrsi. Martin, assisted' by Miss Geneva Martin and Miss Lutie Jackson served brick ice cream, individual iced cakes, and cheese straws. Present were: Misses Colburn, Willie Jean Lowry, Lucille Grots, Mrs. Jimmie Moore, Mrs.

C. A. Burton, Mrs. Joe Colburn, Mrs. Lily McDonald, Mrs.

Clarence Curb, Mrs. E. M. Terry, Mrs. Bessie Grote, Mrs.

E. R. Turner, Mrs. Bradford Johnson, Mrs. Glenn Cantrell, Mrs.

Johnny Stewart, Mrs. Grady Lawless, Miss Mary Fanny Martin, Mrs. Gene Gates, M-rs. Verlie Findlay, Mrs. Shelley Hoggle, Mrs.

J. H. Seale, Mrs. W. W.

Ramey, Mrs. J. A. Morrison, and Mrs. E.

E. Lowry. JENNY HARDY CIRCLE MEETS MONDAY NIGHT The Jenny Hardy Circle of the Baptist W. M. U.

met at the home of Mrs. T. W. Stone on November 13 at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs.

Werdna Thomas, chairman, preiided over the business ses sion, Mrs. Jerome Hall ha charge of the program whicn was entitled "Is There a Doctor in the House?" Mrs. J. D. Lang-ston gave the followed by a prayer.

Mrs. Bert Williams and Mrs. Hall gave parts on the program. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Stone, to the, 16 members present.

Reporter TAPESTRY in Cothran Electroplating Service Ed Cofhran, owner Phone 3681, Greensboro Place your orders at E. A. Moore or M. Shelley Hoggle "Poultry seasoning" adds a pleasing flavor when added to the biscuit dough used on a meat pie. Don't Forget For Your Electrical and Plumbing Troubles Coll Hardenbergh Electric Plumbing Company Shop Phone 6521 Home Phone 4701 rlSfft BRONZE me for new patterns BROCATELLES COBBS ffcxjL y.

Note 'to the Ladies: on the sides of front fenders Chrorred V8 insignia on the fender identify eight cylinder models. The chassis frame, has been strengthened by extending heavy box section side rails aimpst to the rear end. Brake drums and backing plates also were re designed. Szverel important engins changes have been made. Valve rotators have been incorporated and the top compres-ion ring on each piston in V8 and engines now is chrome flashed.

A weather-proof ignition system is a feature. The new fuel pump is designed to assure reliability under all kinds of operating conditions. A larger windshield wiper rrotor improve- wiper operation. N-sw mounting of the inteke manifold on the Six insures more uniform fuel distribution for quicker cold weather starting and smoother performance Quiter operation is accomplished by installation of expansion control Autothermic pistons 'and by adoption cf a redesigned camshaft and a three-blads fan. Gears have been redesigned and strengthened in the conventional three-speed transmission and in the unit used with the Overdrive.

"I'm not getting married to avoid the draft." Joseph Zeit-ler, 80, at his wedding in Chi cago. Wear Dobbs Ha! and Arrow Shirts. ii i 1 A is 4 Here's How I if-if i i- II ne ii look i Now's the time to make your furniture like new! in a New 1 MSf shipping 40,000 pounds of Grade A milk daily into our city. He also stated that they averaged shipping about 50,000 pounds per day throughout the year. Well, if we multiply 365 by 50,000 that gives us 18,250,000 pounds of milk being brought into Greensboro.

This, however, does not represent our total milk production, for the county as a large number of dairymen ship milk into dur two plants at Gallion. During the last four years we have rapid strides in the milk industry. For example here's some interesting figures about the volume of milk being shipped to the Morri-on Brothers Cooling Station during tha months of November for the last four years: 1947, 15,000 pounds; 1948, 24,000 pounds; 1949, 35,000 pounds; and in 1950, 40,000 pounds. The dairymen are to be commended on the fine job they have done in helping to build up the relatively new industry of this section. Indications are that the ir.oney derived from the sale of milk in Hale County will far that obtained Jrom cotton.

Beef Cattle Situation. Outlook A. W. Jones, ipecialiit in marketing: The outstanding features of the cattle situation this year are: (1) The large number calves and light cattle that went into feed lots last fall and winter; (2) the unusually strong demand for all of feeder cattle and breeding stock sine? early January; (3) the very small number of tne higner grades of cattle marketed in the GROVE DRIVE-IN THEATRE 1 Demopolis, Alabama "The Family Theatre' Week Beginning NOVEMBER 26 First Show-. 6:30 Second Show 8:30 Sunday Green Dolphin Street i tarring Lana Turner, Van Hef-Hn.

Donna Reed and Richard Hari. Also: Latest News and Cartoon In Color. Monday Ic Tuesday Toast of New Orleans in Technicolor starring Kathryn Grayson, David NiTen. Mario Lanza and J. Carroll Naish.

Also: A Funny Cartoon. Wednesday GIFT NIGHT The Top Hot starring Fred Allaire. Also: Car-icon in Color. Thursday tt Friday Without Honor starring Laraine Day, Dana Clark and Frcnchot Tone. Also: Cartoon in Technicolor.

Saturday (Double Feature) Lcdy ot Midnight starring Richard Dennino n'l Francos Raffert. ALSO: Stormy starring Noah Berry. Jr and years, and more recently the beef industry has been just about the moit favored enterprise in all igriculture. Aa cattle production increases, prices of cattle may be expected to work lower unless, of course, offsetting factors, such as population increase or continued inflation, create a larger demand. Looking beyond 1950 we can expect cattle numbers to increase still more as a new production cycle is how underway.

Five ago, cattle numbers were at an all-tixe high of nearly 86 million head. Numbers were down to 78 million at the end of 1947. Increases in 1948 and 1949 brought the total to 80 million. With a larger calf crop in sight and smaller slaughter this year, the 1950 increase in number should be around 3 million head. At the rate of increase now in prospfct, we may have 90 to 95 million cattle by 1954 or 1955.

Grassland agriculture and cattle raising are especially suitable for much of the land in the hurr.id areas of this coun try, and much can be done toward solving some of the prob lems of -urplus crop production by putting more of this land into grass. Letters Would Be Appreciated Our good friend John R. Low- rey, wno was assistant county Mr. Dan Goldsmith, 3024 Cur-ron Road. Louisville, owner of Cooela Cut Kate Store at 935 West Broadway, says there just aren't enough words in the English language to praise HADACOL cor-rectly.

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