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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1901 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Corner front
warm, clean home, excellent meals youni
lady to share with another lady: restricted;
aoi4 KAEoRASMiAI RD.-sevetal desirabl,
vacancies for young people only: all home
DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath; good trans
portstion; "a blocks from Monastery; use
OF phone; couple or girls; references
ss So ssSh ISPE 1tR ST. e. RTnson a H9 ess
Conf. room, . meals a day, nice pvt. home
in. exchange, for $40 mo. and light house
Pentaeon, 20 min. to downtown Wash,
Call CHI. 0367 after $50 pm.
1928 10th. ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
room. double or triple, for young men or
ladies; running water. switchboard. excel
j LARGE psUBIE RM., twin beds, each
S550; l2b6$ & Tm' S44i 1 lobby rm' $40,
WOODBRIDGE, i716 Kearney St n.e,-Nice-
" furnished room, with or without board
FoR, COUPLE OR GIRLS, newly deco
rated Tsts1oSs studio Tm With pyt half bath
sasFf9s pesls sf dsS s5S M 9aRfh 54 fsSS i45S
1SIi 10Th ST. N.w,-Men to share triple
rooms, S46 a month each excel. meals
YOUNG VI sEdniP IPADy in very pleasant pr!ysss s
S2s isa st. ALLISON RT e. ST: R@SS SSSw-Attrac warm
room, sleeping porch, large closet: private
isa ig T. ekofASRt AVE. HW1srse @fs aE 1qont front
twin beds, inner-spring mattresses; will
1889 CRITTENDEN ST. N,W.-Room and
board for 3 girls, $50 mo. each. Single
ROOM AND BOARD for in Arlington.
1887 North Upton St, Arlington. Va. CHI.
ROOM AND BOARD. S12 per week: modern
convenlences. Herndon 211.
2O10 PIERCE MILL RD. N.W-Nice front
room, good balanced meals. Dupont 09S0.
Mr.; 18th ST.-Single room for one, home
SF SeGF9kEF3 5S54 inst hot water: bus at door. Cali
1l55 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w-Large front
room for 3 girls, $40 a month.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.--Ma pie furniture;
delicious meals; convenient transporta-
ton; basement double; S35 each. AID.
IN COLONIAL vILLAGE-singIe and dou-
bic rooms; convenient transportation to
Pentagon and downtown: telephone and
laundry privileges. MRS. MOORE, Gil.
BLADENsBURG. MD.-Room with twin
II Ills mGaia IaMoNF TA sr 7lSI Sw-Young lady to
share double. room. q block to trans
after the goth. Adams 37S7.
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEMINARY-Lge.
double room overlooking Rock Creek Park.
EMPLOYED couple. Excel. meals. 10th ST..
bus. Mt. Pleasant carline. CO. 0294.
YOUNG LADY to share room with another
young lady. Twin beds. All conveniences.
CO. 527s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
KENsINGToN-6 hedrmS s

KENsINGTON-5 bedrms.. 2I5 baths, OF
Aforementioned heat, lge. rms. shade trees
o 10 ana ca esy
Il II kENsISSToN1a-rm sISSsITaoNa ami bungalov
lge: lot FENCED; fennccesd; garage. chicken house ane
garoen. Call kensington 159. No.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. Spring Valley neigh
boThood-6-room and bath frame. newly
dining room, large Kitchen. pantry and
den 1st floor; 3 bedrooms and bath 2nd
moor; gas NV h.: insulated fun basement
300, on terms. z. S. PRICE & CO.. ME
Is19 qaRoSa. 81. R422 RsRK m ns.ut,tn, ,orr.r ,ot
near Shopping and transporta % ton ee estate ate
sale Of an extremely attractive home priced
ssdA s. S1475e KessFR Subject sH an of ef Cal
IA ss54. SftSi VI. sss5' sesi'0r' WI i0'h ST.
s11 s5O--poubls brick home. 6, spaciou.
9 2ar ss 14th ANN snd
SHR1sGS hA Pho sF'uslVsly Msqe4r
sna eFIs seaPs sfsb RosbSok xhs NE
plete housekeeping apis. of 4 rooms and
bath each; elec. refgrs., gas ranges
ant gas furnace, hot water system, built
In garage; rented at $3.50 mo. fine home
RaS saS BE- gs aAShN Il M s3e % peqns o Mr
kooM1NG aS5 G. RousE. lot IA 900 SfS Block of Mary
land iasnnd ave, ne; rooms, baths, oil heat
oers EpWN EeRRs ELLIE Loas
Est. Rooming Broker, 1910 Vermont ave
sRick sRj H sEMlDEfaeHEp III, 4 laS of rooms. .
baths - includes reception, hall, ,liyine
roomssand bath on 2ndi floor; 8 bedrooms
screened sleeping. porches. full basement
oil h.-w.h., detached garage. Located ir
Mt. Pleasant on quiet street, level lot
for immed. sale. HOOPER MARTIN CO
DU. 1900. exclusive agents. Call Mr.
Martin at EN-. 1852 after pm.
located Just off % %transp. and d'I near Stores Store.
and schools, with. 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms
tile bath, detached garage, oil h.-w. heat
only s1ss5o Can Ne ii4s until Mlfh Gssn p
9 ROOMS AND BATH, detached. corner
large lot garage; hot water. coal; in gooe
Ss aeer front and pgEh Wer R..g TkSms Ss shop
Price. Sls.50o;. For Information cali MIR
CHaEvY CHEVY CHASE, MD.-s-bedroom. newl,
and hhSSms on attsactvs lot witt
crc PTce ony Ssneyy easf
ea end SlRs ME- per 9pn5R I'M Wmsdste sssa possession
oil burner; large lot; screened playhouse
gar: act quick on this: priced reasonable
IstPa DuPoNT z CIRCLE aasE AREA-Beautiful 1a-rm
senidetaefled brick. suitable for doctor,
ONCE and home. legation or guest home;
can be bought furnished or unfurnished
an excellent investment. For price ano
S4S QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Substantia A.
bedroom brick. tip-top condition; priced fol
quick sale; inspection by appt. only. H q
WARBURTQN, Chandler Bldg, Ma. 3349
ONLY $500 Down, 1928 d st. s.e.-Im-
med. poss. frame bungalow, rooms, bath
Arcola h.-w.h., no basement: price, $3.50:
balance, $50 per month. MR.. DRAISNER
1874 L st. nv. MA. soae. HPme. NO
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WILL RENT MY HOME, nicely furnished,
to adults without pets; large living room,
front and back porch iii heat: e' Nov. i to
Nay May. fpr @. s4o9 Rogts 12S l nile t[ow
omE faSRs Monfos est s. n. r. nsar sHoGksY i
rooms and bath, well furnished. modern
in every Tespect 2,caT garase large rear
theater; oil furnace. h-w.h., storm win
4R 3Ply NA' VIZ ga6S. i; BALLARD 1921 Eye st: NV;
BEAUTIFUL detached furnished home in
best northwest neighborhood; three bed
ehansed. Boy 471-Y, Star.
CoMFoRTABLY and completely. furnished
GEoRGaroWSo VIZ : Attrsetively Il; and COM
pletely furnished. in most desirable neigh
house is in immaculate condition and
pointment call DE. 0232, or BOX Biz
a-BEpRooM FURNISHED HOUSE. 1904
st. ne; $125 month shown by appt.
22e Ss SRH'f 9oom GSo2 hess
0 ton; al modern conVeniences, Cali ROCK
SETTLED LADY OR COUPLE to share
1900; 1905; 2ios Addison Chapel I'd. Kenii-
SS1s LIST RD. SOUTH, ARLINGTON, VA
broom, bath, semidetached house, fur
nished;. recreation room, . screened porch
IN asyance; S125 per month; references,
Soi5 III, BOILING RID, Chevy Chase, Md
Beautifully furnished house on wooded
lot. Living room, dining room. small
study. modern kitchen. Second floor: 4
bedrooms, baths. Basement has recrea-
ton room, maids room and bath, laundry
GE oil burner, 2-car garage. Available
mmed!ately gnan !. JACK x, HAYES, NC, Realtor.
msnt to inspect telephone Mrs. Hartweil.
GEi GEoRsETowN RtISi TOWN HOUSE Potion ac
view thropgh ansT !. picture windows; drawing
small dining terrace. garage; gas heat;
WESLEY HE1GHTsMFurnished E 1k aaph house. Sssr
ponmeh s 0ehs ons sas seBs beat s2l s55
FOR RENT on OR ABOUT OCT. eo-A
7sroom nicely furnished home, row brick;
Sc, Very nice neighborhood, j block from s1
Gallinger Hospital. $3.50 per month in
advance. No children Or pets. Ref. re-
~ 9Hlredi fao7l Eof appt" call MR. MARTIN,
,.;sS S4; Sw.e;Em y, I'm, row g, brick owner
sooD ssso csl]E NE. sursfafK rssfafKeHBonHooD-Mossrn
rm., kit, 2 bedrooms; tile bath and show
e.. Ausomatic heat; Ceiling, s1o0. Va
MISUNDERSTANDING home, rms, sery-
ants quarters, lovely porch, tall trees
fensed n1 so yard; adults; no pets; $50. WI.
PETwoRTH-Lovely home. rooms, 2
month; For appointment cali uN. on Ira
or address Box 3S9-Z, Star.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

4-BEDRM., 2-BATH studio type apt-1st
A., 3 bedrms. and bath: End f.. vaulted-
fireplace. din rm and screened porch, kit.
3rd f.. ,bedrm. and bath. Price, S15.500
Also 2-bedrm eI studio-type apis: Call e At 4
Studio Apts.. between 2-5:30 pm week
days or ph9ne office EDMUND J, FLYNN.
HERE'S 4 BARGAIN-A complete apart
lnent home with three exposures; has hall
living room. kitchen. three bedrooms and
under original value See at once Apart
ment 103, Sc New York ave. NV: walk
ing DISTANCE Of many Government de.
partments. EDMUND j. FLYNN, woodward
Bldg. RE 121S or RE l14a
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING 4 STORAGE Co.-LocaI
and lor distance No lob too large and
none too small IL HOO
ATTENTION, Govt workers-Light NOV
ing done at your convenience, day or night:
reas, rates. (White) co. 94S3 26'
GENERAL HAULING-Haul everything
night or day. CARL EARL, DI 1888. 14s
HARRf,s TRANSFER, hauling and delivery
moving? Our service is prompt and re-
liable; Phone Ma; 0z16: a.
South Carolina, with ton and half truck:
will take a load and bring a load. 32S
! tn st. ne. EX. 1888 or EX. 052s
we will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN' S
MOVING e. STORAGE CO., ia. 2937. 15s
GENERAL HAULING and trash removal
any time. AID. 596S. FR. 4765 49,
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HOUSES UNEuRNIsHEp.

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, about 8
miles from shopping center in Silver
heat full basement 5car 0ss sarsse, h0sssa CHICKEN
house and run, 1 acre of ground; near
elementary school; $92.50 mo. Box 14-Z.
HIGHVIEW ESTATE-Beautiful ranch
house and IL acres of ground; several
large 4Il ,s't so'uttbuildings; S176 per month. Gall
ATTRACTIVE s-room country home, Is
miles, from downtown Washington; 40
minute drive: all modern conyeniences
new modern school, church and shopping;
Sl25 month; available Nov ID. Telephone
Vienna s4-J-1 or Vienna 2-J-12 for ap-
2 ROOMS, kitchen. bath: on Rockville
pike. Call Emerson 1894 Sun. am
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WILL ECXHANGE detached corner,
rooms, l block Conn. ave, Chevy Chase,
D. e., porches, oil heat, fireplace. large
yard, rent $40, for 3-room apartment in
upper northwest section. Not over SS5
Give full particulars. Box 67-Y, Star.
WILLING TO EXCHANGE 2-year lease
starting 18th of November, on Washington
D. G., unfurnished home for lease on home
IN New York suburbs. Washington home
good yard; large, comfortable house; S125.
New York home desired Of similar size,
not over 15 miles from city. BOX 1897,
Star.
WILL EXCHANGE small two-bedroom house
In Arlington for small house or apt. in
Philadelphia; good ref. req. GL. 1471.
! ~
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

CORNER apartment house, on 14th St.
"a units, modernized baths and kitchens,
fine paying. investment. Price. Ss9,500.
Well financed and requires minimum
building in a splendid renting neighbor-
hood. Mr. Whiteford or Mr.. johnson,
McKEEVER g. WHITEFORD, 1914 K ST.
NV. DI 97o6.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-The finest and
best investment ever offered. Four family
apartment bldg. mot ordinary faO, the
most unusual every built in Washington;
3S-ft. front, facing 400-aere Government
park; finest Northeast location; rent, ST.
832 year: priced ST., 500; $4,000 cash re-
quired. ME. 1719.
II UNITS opposite shoreham Hotel; un-
usual opportunity; S115,000. w. o. CHAP
MAN MunSey Trust Co., MA. $3.50.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants single room and
board near GPO; state price, etc. Box
431-H, Star. 49,
MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires room and
board convenient to busline. Box 1o1-B
Star
SINGLE ROOM with board for permanent
lady; close in. Decatur 6225. WILLIAMS.
ROOM AND 2 MEALS A DAY wanted by
young man college grad), less than 3
blks. from W. NJ. g. A. busline to Brad
bury Hgts. Will pay well for home cook
ing. Box 393-Y, Star. IA
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ROOMS WANTED (cons. (, .

EMPLOYED MOTHER and son, -, de-
sire light housekeeping rooms or small un-
furnished apartment or house; reasonable
price. Taylor 06S4
RooM IN private home, NV. Sec, for per-
manently employed young woman who
nelther smokes nor drinks. Box 7-B,
CoLoRED-2 GIRLS desire small apt. or
room in home with refined, congeniai peo-
pie: Howard y: vic. pref. RA. S468. .
en- wanted, NV or NE Cali MRS. BYNUM,
RE PHI, Ext. BIAS, bet. o and 5:15
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APTS. FURN. AND UkFURN.
FOUR-ROOM APART

APARTMENT may be LEASED
by gentiles without small
children for $50. 80 per month. all utilitie,
furnished, provided furnishings OF present
leasee are purchased. Inquire after . pm.
Apt. l. 4205 53rd, Hilltop Manor. Bladens.
burg.
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HoUsEs FUR. or uNEuR,
EXCHANGE HOUSES,

5861 ROLLINS. AVE, Seat Pleasant, Md
immed: poss.; $50. Call at 215 e ST. NV
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y Et
YouNG LADIES DE- con Connected nSd with Inter- t
national Red Cross urgently need modern,
ity Connecticut or ieth. Cali Monday. CO.
13q1 to B; excellent references. MISS
RETURNED NAVAL OFFICER, wife and
NV. section preferred: nm Washinstonians; he lam;
and permsnent sge residents; s1oo maximam
DIPLOMAT, single. desires / or room
apt, furnished or unfurnished. for per-
manent ngda resident: excellent references; NO.
COUPLE. from Pacific Coast. home owners,
will rent furn. house or apt, 6 mos. CT
less cannqt take place where pets have
desired week of Oct. Is; references. Box
niasHE DEsrEkaTELy ssaFi NEEDED by Army ofaeer aa
at washington National Airport; one Of Of
ArIIilnstonn Al or Washington: Or. oS20, 1T
REFINED. settled couple. with permanent
stasisd statgsd desires .o apt in
WASTIDMFurniShed f h iog apartment Rrsl through
wife: references. cail weekdays, s-5,
ASI56 WA I5d chG BY as,a sE
en- hf faces Vc4fts a1f S%Ssss %aasinston Ma@
airport preferred Call AL. 92S1 after
EX-SERVICEMAN and wife desire two OF
three room apt. furnished or unfurnished
Box 437-Y, Star. 18s
Ex-NAvAL OFFICER would appreciate 2
bedrm. apt, District or suburban; good
refs. Tel. DE. 4400, or Box 436-Y,. Star
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and child desire
one or two bedroom unfurnished apart
ment for Nov. l occupancy; must have re-
frigerator; permanent duty at Navy Bldg.
Sseennstitytion ave-; ave-; reference; will pay to
ARMY MAJOR with "a months service in
South Pacific wants l or bedroom fur.
nished house or ant; very anxious to gel
settled and get 7-year-old son back In
school. Call Ma. 2740, Ext. 527.
WANTED, 2-bedroom apt. on Conn. ave-;
will be permanent; also have an attractive
brick house in Chevy Chase for sale. Cal
WI. 1884. 14s
NEW Y0RK-Recalled to permanent posi-
ton, private industry, desperate for mod
ern 2-bedroom apt. or equivalent near New
York. Can you help? WA S204 14s
BY COUPLE, both employed permanently
in washington, unfurnished / or bed
rooms, living room, kitchen, bath, vicinity
American University or wisconsin and
MasSachusetts ave. NV. Must be located
by November l. PAUL c. VAUGHAN. 404
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
PEANUT PRODUCERS
RECEIVE OVER $500
PER HUNDRED POUNDS

RALEIGH, Sept. 2.-The average
price received by the coIAtry' S
peanut farmers on August IS, 1915,
was 1913 per hundred pounds, &C.
cording to figures released recent,
ly by the U. S. Department Of
Agriculture.
John Winfield, market newsman
with the N. C. Department OF
Agriculture, said that this figure
is an increase of SIS cents per 100
pounds over prices received Au-
gust IS, 1914, and is $3.50 per 100
pounds over prices received dur
ing the five-year 0909-1914) base
period. However, August Is, 1914 S
price is II cents per 100 pounds
over the $3.50 parity price for the
same date.
According to current opinion,
1945's peanut crop in the old line
or Large pod" area of North Car
DINA should equal last years very
good crop, although earlier esti-
mates have been reduced.
Favorable weather during this
week will give growers an oppor-
tunity to clean their fields of weeds
and grass, according to Winfield.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
TREATED TOBACCO
BEDS PRODUCE

COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH,
Sept. Chemical treatment OF
tobacco plant beds abot 80 days
before the beds are sown will not
only greatly reduce the labor and
expense of wedding beds but will
also help produce better plants
under average conditions, says DR..
Emerson Collins, in charge of Elk
tension agronomy at State College
Tests have been made for sew
eral years and many farmers have
tried out the practice in their own
beds with good results. County
agents report that growers gel
about IS to go per cent weed con.
troll under average conditions
where the treatments are properly
carried out.
All clods in the beds must be
broken up, especially in the first
few inches of the soil, before the
treatment is made so that the
chemical used will have the op-
portunity of killing all the weed
seed present.
When the bed is seeded about
Christmas time, Collins suggests
that garden rake he used to put
in the seed and warns that the
bed should not be revoked. II
this is done, live weed seed may be
brought up to. the surface of the
soil, resulting in poor control OF
weeds. ,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
JEEP DEMONSTRATION
PROVES MACHINE NOT.
ALL FARMS ADAPTABLE

COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH,
Sept. "A "jeep demonstration
in the Friendship community of
Guilford County shows that the
machine, while able to do the work
of a small tractor and a pickup
truck, is still not practical for
every farm.
These were the conclusions OF
group of farmers who recently
saw the jeep put through its PAGES.
They found it to be suitable for
blowing, narrowing, and moving
but not what was needed in the
cultivation of crops, according to
A. M. Garriss, assistant county
agent of the State College Exten.
sion Service
The, chief fault of the jeep fol
field work was the distance re.
quired for turning. The farmers
found this to be approximately Il
feet. They said that the road.
ability" of the jeep was good.
although not practical fol
every farm, it does have a place
on some FARMS" was the genera
concensus Of opinion. The price
Of the jeep was $1,500.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03

Fourth Club members are doing
their part to help harvest the larg-
est tobacco crop ever produced in
North Carolina and at the same
time to assist in canning and saw
ing every particle of surplus food
produced on their parents farms.
For example, Lille Mae Brax-
ton, the home demonstration agent
Of Franklin County, says, ''Sever-
al Franklin County club girls are
working in tobacco six days per
week, helping at home on barn
filling days and hiring out to work
for the neighbors on other days.
Mrs. Avery Stallings, a All adult
leader, said that in one day five
different people came asking for
her 12-year-old daughter to help
them with tobacco although she
was then already helping someone
else. One little girl too small to
reach the table on which the to-
bacco was placed was sitting up
on the table handing tobacco to
Mrs. T. R. Kearney, another adult
leader in Franklinton commune
ty."
Another story comes from
Beulah community in Surry Coun-
ty. Helen Watson, All Club
member there, has canned 80
quarts of beans, IL quarts of beets,
8 quarts of squash. and 20 quarts
of cabbage kraut, and has sold
$500 worth Of green beans from
her own garden. She is still can
ming, and has corn, butter beans,
okra, soup mixture and more to-
matoes yet to can.
Helen's mother works away
from home all day so she and
her sister do all of the cooking g,
house cleaning, laundry work. and
canning, and still find time to help
with the farm harvest. Helen plans
to enter college in a few weeks
so she is also making her. clothes
for college. -
Lois Simmons Of the Pilot Noun
tain All Club in Surry County has
canned 80 quarts of vegetables
from her spring garden. Her fami--
ly also ate so pounds of cabbage,
Is pounds Of squash. 20 pounds OF
English peas, and three bushels of
string beans fresh from the gar
den, stored one bushel of onions,
and has planted kale, mustard,
rape and turnip green's in her fall
garden.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
Ashe County Farmer
Cashes In On Sheep

RALEIGH, Sept. 2.-"There is
money in sheep-raising."
Robert S. Curtis, sheep market
ing specialist, in charge of the
State Agriculture Departments
project to add to North Carolina's
wool-bearihg population reports the
following facts: rt
A year ago, ]. E. Oliver of Fig,
in Ashe County, purchased seven
old ewes for $28. The wool sold
for $3.50. Six of the ewes had
twins, one had triplets, and the
IS lambs were raised. Oliver SOLD
10 lambs and three old ewes las!
week for $151.36, leaving four ola
ewes and five eve lambs on the
farm. The recent Government SUD
sidy on sheep raised total recelp1s
from the seven old ewes to $l9o-
seven times the original invest
ment. "t.
And that's why Curtis says
There is money in sheep -
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
Fourth Club Members
Help Harvest Tobacco

Fannie Lou Swicegood of the
Wallburg All Club in Davidson
County prepared a beautiful dem.
onstration on the preparation and
use of cottage cheese in salads.
She gave this demonstration Il
the meeting Of the Churchland
Home Demonstration Club recent
ly. So beautifully was the demon
stration presented and so good was
her information that club women,
who arrived after Fannie Lou has
been presented, thought a profess
sional demonstration was t h e r
guest. They were hard to convince
that their visitors only training
was that gained in high school and
her local 4-H Club with the prac-
tice she had received from giving
demonstrations there.
Fannie L GU represented her
county at the District Dairy Dem
onstration Contest late in August
where h er demonstration was
much praised by all who saw and
heard it.
In Stokes County, Mrs. Clara
Ralston, t h e home demonstration
agent, repor ts, Forty seven
neighborhood leaders are working
to assist the All Club members
in their own neighborhoods to do
a better job of canning and stor-
ing and saving surplus food. These
neighborhood leaders are them
selves busy housewives with fami-
lies of their own to look after and
with much work to do in their own
homes and fields but they are gen
erously giving of their time to as
sist the All Club girls who are
anxious to use the best methVs
known to can the best quality
product it is possible to produce.
$50 it is in this spirit that lead
ers, trained in the home demon
stration clubs, are carrying to the
All Clubs and to all of the young
people in their neighborhood bet
ter methods of conserving food.
After the canning demonstrations
there is always time for a little
talk and for the leader to answer
the questions the All Club girls
always like to ask their leader,
So the heavy schedule of work and
the scarcity of farm labor has
only served to quicken an interest
in All Club work and a desire for
more information and better
methods on the part of young PEG.
pie all over North Carolina
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
State Turkey Crop Set
At 100000 For Season

RALEIGH, Sept. 2.-Turkey pro-
duction in this State. during 1915
will total 100000 birds, an increase
of 80 per cent over 1914 production
and approximately 81 per cent over
the five-year Qo37-4D average, the
State Department of Agriculture
reports.
In the nation, prospects are that
turkey production will reach H.
$50, 1000. If this estimate is realized,
the production will be 21.5 per
cent over last year and 43 per
cent over the five-year average.