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Evening star., 1961-07-02
Rain Falls In Dry Dokotos,,
But Crop Salvage Is In Doubt

MINNEAPOLIS, July / (AP).
-Belated rains have come to
parts Of dry South Dakota as
they had within the past "a
hours to parts of North Dakota
and Minnesota, but there was
some question whether they
were in time to erase the
effects Of prolonged drought.
Rapid City, in Western South
Dakota and Sioux Falls, in the
east, each reported nearly an
inch Of rain as part Of a
storm which dumped up to four
inches in soma sections Of
Minnesota. Earlier the Bis
marck IN. Dak0 area had re-
ceived the benefits of an inch
and a half of badly needed
rain.
While some counties In
Eastern North Dakota still
have prospects of at least a
fair crop, the northeast area
is hard hit.
Without question the poor
est crop we've ever raised in
this area" said Clearance
Gaarder, looking back over
nearly go years of farming.
Barley is his principal crop
and he calls this years plant
ing almost a total loss.
County Agent Robert AM
Strup said short pastures and
poor hay have brought about a
IS per cent step-up in cattle
marketing in Walsh County, in
Northeastern North Dakota. A
Walsh County farmer said soil
bank hay is deteriorating every
day "and there isn't any other
Lay that we know Of"
Peril From GrasshOppers
In parts Of Central North
Dakota farmers say "the bot
tom has fallen out" and on
Western rangelandS farmers
are fearful Of the results Of the
grasShopper hatch.
"The cattle actually rattle
when they walk" said one
rancher, describing the lack of
feed and poor pasture situa-
ton.
GraSShoppers also pose a
threat for South Dakota, but
State entomolgistS say the sit
uation is not nearly as serious
as in the 1930s.
Whether the grasshopper sit
uation becomes serious or not,
lack Of moisture is.
"The white man has never
seen this country so dry" said
Alton Schroeder, rancher in
the hills west of Rapid City.
In some parts of the drought
stricken area, the parched
grass burst into flames that
spread rapidly over hundreds
of acres of rangeland.
Cattle Culling Heavy
Livestock culling is heavier
than usual in the area west of
the Missouri River in South
Dakota. Yearling cattle are
moving earlier, breeding herds
are being cut back and some |
Stockmen are dispensing en-
tirely. !
In Haakon County in West {
Central South Dakota, a farmer /
undersigned the grasshopper i
problem. While bucking hay,
he said, he could see the piles /
vibrate from the crowded in !
Sects. {
Full effect of the grasshop-
per threat in Western North {
Dakota won't be known until [
the insects move out of hatch
ing beds. said Arthur Link, ]
rancher near Alexander. John
Swindler, who operates over
5000 acres in the Mott area,
called the drought equal to that
of the 1930'S.
OF 5000 acres Swindler has
in wheat. oats and barley the
yield will be no oats or barley
and about half a normal wheat
crop.
In Eastern North Dakota and
Northwestern Minnesota, along
the crop-famed Red River VAL
ley Of the North, additional
rains are needed. The sugar
beet crop still hos good posi- ,
bilities, but small grains are
badly affected.
Many livestock men are ,
counting on hay from soil bank !
lands to tide them over.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
FOUND

DOG, Manchester terrier, on noun
tain rd., west of Route 8, North
Hedgesville, w. Va. Box 79-B. Star.
GLASSES AND CASE, vicinity bus stop,
22d and Constitution ave. NV. TIE.
6-2625 or DU. 3-6710.
Published Daily and Sunday
0t 225 Virginia Ave. S.E.
Second Class Postage
at Washington, d. C.
The Adak sun., 1961-01-30
ADAK SUN
LITTER OF THANK5\A

Everyone who knew SK2 LarrYAl 1EkHOLl was aware that he was a fine sailor, a wonderful person and a definite asset to- the Supply Department wherete work ed and to the us. Naval Station, Adak AlaSka.
 Chaplain Stenberg by Larry's mother gives further evidence of the Navy's the fami ly's and his friends loss when he met his untimely death by auto accident. The letter is in answer to letter from Chaplain Stenberg req- uesting informa tion on possible use of contributions made by his friends on Adak.
 Words cannot convey my feelings and appreciation, to the friends and ship- mates of Larry. It has been comfort ing to me, so saddened and anguished by Larry's death; that they also care. They have expressed it so kindly, by the beauti full flowers, and now the fund to be given in Larry's memory. May God bless them, and keep them.
 Larry was born in Londonville, Ohio and graduated from Londonville High School. Although his home address is Be1lville, Ohio, he really was native Londonville, boy. He loved Londonville and that is where he was laid to rest.
 Larry upon profession of his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ vas baptized, by Rev. Lamar, into the First Baptist Church, Londonville, when he was II years old. Larry was loyal to his Church, and received a gold pin for eight years of perfect attendance. am sure Larry would like this fund to be given to the First Baptist Church, Londonville, Ohio, in care of Rev. A. D. Lamar.
 To date the Church has never pur- chased new fifty star flag. Rev. Lamar thought this would be nice memorial, and very appropriate one, coming from his friends, and shipmates serving our Country.
 Thanking you again for all the kind ness shown us. I am proud Larry served
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

Christmas" will BE- presented
'silndav evening at the White Hall
Methodist Church al 7 80 Solo
parts Will be sing b. Mrs r j
ii Grow. Mrs George White
Mrs, Billy K Coleman. aud r
B. Spencer. Jr.. Mrs. Clayton /.
Poole. organist. will accompany
the choral group A film strip
will also be shown.
A program Of Christmas music
will be presented at the Cedar
Baptist Church on Sunday. De
cenber II. Tie Rev. John W
Adams Will direct The Festival
Of Carols which Will be sung By
a cOmbInad chorus ii Junior. In
tt1metliate and adult chotrs
Miss Marcy Hafdiman Is the &C
colnpanist
The executive board ol the
Buckingham. County Woman i.
Club met Tuesday with Mrs. K
J. Jones. chairman of the Public
Affairs Department.
The DillWvn Home Demonstra
/ ton Club met hast Thursday eve
/ ming with Mrs. R. J. Jones. Mrs
i Virginia Bailey was in charge O
/ the program. Original Gifts fol
/ Christmas" Each member de
monstrated an individual gift.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

sang II Christmas carols under
the direction OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Burroughs. The group was ac-
companied by the Rev. John W
Adams. Fourth graders who
played several Christmas mum.
bers on their syniphonettes. we're
directed By Mrs Susie Gillian.
accompanied OF. TIE piano by
Mrs Ruby Shoddy.
Mrs. r ]. II. Crow. Mrs. "
W Moore. Mrs. s. B Pearson.
Mrs. K. B. Spencer and Mrs. B.
A Seay attended the "A Day A.
part" observance held at the
Methodist Church in Blackstone
last Thursday.
The Dillwyn Garden Club held
its annual Christmas dinner par
ty Thursday evening at Spencers
Restaurant at Buckingham
Courthouse. Mrs. r. j. H. Crow
chairman. was is in charge Of
arrangements. assisted by Mrs.
c. r. Wood and Mrs. r. E Charl-
ton.
The White Hall WSCS met
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. George White.
Visitors in Richmond last Mon
day were Mrs. K. r. Spencer
Mrs. R. j. Fl. Grow. Mrs W W.
Moore. Mrs. C. r. Wood and
Mrs. s. B Pearson.
Mrs. Alfredo Rios Of Whine
mcca. New. returned home af-
ter spending five weeks i'll the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Talbot. Mrs. Rios is the mother
of Mrs. William Reid Talbot.
Week end guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Allen Maxey were Mr.. and
Mrs. R. T. Maxey and then
daughter. Faye and Jasper Max.
ey, Of Richmond.
Mrs. Clayton I. Poole and Mrs
E. B. Bryant attended the funer
al service held for the Rev
James S. Burleigh Of South Bos
ton. The Rev. Burleigh was pastor
of the Main Street Methods
Church in South Boston.
| A cantata. THE Music Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Sunday afternoon.

Sunday afternoon. !,
Misses Marie Allen and Sarah
Lipscomb. and Allen Calhoun, Of
Darlington Heights, attended the
funeral Of their cousin, Richard
NJ. Bell. in Richmond on De
cember Ia.
Johnny Chernault. of Ferrum
College. spent the week end
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Chernault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ham.
mock. OF the village. and MIR
and Mrs. Robert Hammock. Of
near Keysville. spent week end
before last visiting relatives il
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Redd and
children. Of West Point. and
Earl DeHart. Of RPI. were
week end guests of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Greed De
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Catlett Family
Now At RansOns

RANSONS. Dec. ll-Mr. and
Mrs. Billy catletl and their six
children OF Scottsyille. recently
moved into the former home OF
late the Mrs. II. {. Paterson. It
was The property of Dr.. r F..
Patteson. II always livens up
the neighboihood when children
move into a empty lovely home
aud lights brighten the darkening
day.
| Recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. w. Patteson were Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Patteson. and
their children Bill. Sherri.
and Stevie. of Charlottesville.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spencer
Of Sc0ttsyille.
i Dr.. and Mrs. T. f. Patleson
ard Miss Annie Patteson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Agee recent
~. Their guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley Patteson and daugh-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

Otis Shepard and Miss Sarah
1irscomb
Denny Throckmorton partici-
pated in the Christmas parade
III Farmville Friday night on
the Jaycees' float representing
the Little League baseball Of
FarnIville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Langford.
Of Richmond, were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Gee. Their other recent guests
were the Rev. W.. G., Hughes. OF
Arvonia. Mr.. and mrs. Warren
Gee. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jones.
Of Keysville. and E c Gee. Of
Richmond.
Mrs. Chester Ellington. Miss
Ollie POrterfield and Mrs. Clara
Pillow attended the Christmas
concert presented by Longwood
College in Jarman Auditorium
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Patrick Henry
P-TA To Meet
Friday Night

PROSPECT. Dec. 14-Mrs. j.
E. Glenn. Jr.. was an overnight
guest of her daughter. Miss
Kitty Rose Glenn, who is in
nurses training at NOV. Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maillet
and family. of Georgetown. Del.
have been guests Of her sister.
Mrs. ROXie T. Jones.
The Patrick Henry School will
have a Christmas program Fri
day night December IS. at 8 p.
IN. at the school. A short P-TA
meeting will follow and everyone
is urged to join the P-TA.
Several from this community
attended The funeral services OF
the Rev. James Buleigh in
Lynchburg Sunday afternoon
The Rev. Burleigh was a former
pastor of Prospect Methodist
Church and had many friends
here. My sympathy is extended
TO his family.
A number Of Gordon Transfer
employees and their families at.
tended the annual banquet at
Cedar Brook. Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Camp.
bell and family. of Christians
burg, were week end guests OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len Campbell.
Mrs. j. E. Glenn ST.. has re-
turned home after spending
some time in Danville with her
mother. who has been i'll.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
|Norsl,am Club
Holds Party

WORSHAAI. Dec. IA The
Christmas party Of the Wor-
sham Home Demonstration Club
was held in the home Of Mrs.
Francis DoWler Friday night.
R. W. Dupuy attended a state
Farm Bureau convention in
Richmond recently. Miss Mary
Dupuy accompanied him and
visited friends.
Joe Garland IS recuperatIng
at his home after being III the
hospital for veral weeks
Jesse Wood is improving from
i recent illness. in the same
home. Their guests during the
week end were Mr.. and Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Take il Easy. Pa:

Rather proudly a western
farmer was telling relatives a
bout the forihlde with which he
endured the rieors of the past
winter.
"snowbound for three weeks. !"
he said. Low on grub and fuel.
Yet. In 30-below weather. l bat
tied storms and tended to my
chores. Had to keep a stiff upper
lip. l did
What else could you do. Pa"
put in his quiet little wife. And
with all those icicles hanging to
your nouStache?"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Program OF Christmas
Music For Dill,ryn P-TA

DILLWYN. Dec. 1.-THE men,
bers Of the Dillwyn Parent
Teachers Association enjoyed a
program Of Christmas music on
Monday evening at the Dillwyn
Elementary School. A chorus Of
sixth and seventh grade students
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

ter Teresa 81 Richmond. Df
s c Paterson and daughter.
Beverly Of Farmville. MI, and
Mrs Frank Tapseott. and hlr and
Mrs. Bob Maxey and sons. Rob.
Chat. and Donald. ali Of Scots
vile.
Wallace Flowers. OF Toby
hanna Army Camp. Pa. Mrs.
Wallace Flowers. and Cleveland
Flowers. all of Tobytanna. are
the expected guests of Miss Lllie
Pattes0n this week. Miss Lulie
spent several days last week
With MIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Agee
in Richmond Mrs. Agee has
been i'll. but IS now HIllcfl I'M
proved
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

Hart.
MI and MRS stephen cliborn
Of htcKenney. visited Mrs c. L
Irving Tuesday afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

In times like these with
newspapers and magazines
headlining the Berlin crisis,
fallout shelters, nuclear bomb
testing and all the more de
pressing aspects of life today,
it's refreshing to come on a
touch of humor in a news
story. It's doubly amusing
when the source of the Jest
has no idea that what he said
was funny.
Here, for instance, are some
words from the dignified head
of the National Braodcasting
Co. about a show being planned
for next season. It's the "Ler-
ner and Loewe Notebook" and
will contain scenes from My
Fair Lady" "Gigi" and Cam
eliot" Says Mr.. Sarnoff: II cite
this show, among others, to re-
flute the charges that there will
be nothing new on television
next season"
New" Mr.. Sarnoff? MY
Fair Lady" is now in its sixth
year on Broadway and touring
panies have taken it
through most of the English
speaking world. "Gigi" in the
film version has been shown
on screens in every part of the
globe for at least three years
past. "Camelot"? All, there's a
sumner of a new" show-it
will be only about two years
old by the time the Sarnoff
spectacular reaches the TV
screen,
Apparently sarnoff, like
Humpty Dumpty in Through
the Looking Glass" belives that
when I use a word, it means
just what I choose it to mean
neither more nor less"
Incidentally that phrase
"Sarnoff spectacular" is one
that would never find its way
into an NBC press release.
And that, too, is amusing for
the word Spectacular" as a
generic description for elabo-
rate variety shows was coined
by an NBC employee and was
originally exploited by NBC.
But when Sylvester L. Pat"
Weaver. who first used spec
tacular" as a noun and pro-
duced the first show Of the
genre lfet NBC to be succeeded
by Sarnoff. the word from the
top was that, with Weaver out,
the word spectacular" was out,
too.
So now you will find spec
tacular" applied to any and
every kind of TV variety show
on any and all stations-but
not NBC.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01

Mrs. Henry Faux, Mrs. Lou
Use Chestnut OF Olyphic. enc
Misses Margie Chestnut.
Nil. ana Mrs. Earl COKE. Miss
cariInc Gore. ana Mrs. Luth-
~ Ward uI last Lu,.,,h artor
we're "Wednesday guests OF Nj
and Mrs. Wallace r. Cribb ano
family, and Mrs. Mandy
Rhodes
Lincoln Chestnut, and OdclI
Chestnut of Nakina were yi>-
itorS at Ocean lie Bca,n Sal
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Ben
ton made business TRIP Z
Lorls, ). c. Thursday alter
noon
John c. Goodwin. and p.u!
Goodwin of LunDcrtun ws:,
FRIDAY guests ui Nh. and M
Nolan l.. Chestnut ana emil
dren of Pircway.
Austin G. Long of Pircv.a.
made Il business trip 10 Whit
HlIlC Thursday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Conc ..
Naklna spent Saturday ni,g.;
with relatives al Lake Wucyr-
NAV
Visiting in Loris, s. c. Fri
DAY were Mrs. Guy Buck and
children, Mrs. Donnie Canadv
ana Mrs. Norman Luvvttc ,f
Cherry Grove.
George Sing OF Dulah was
"hrnttGa & ..C-rit.i in Con-
way, S. c. Saturday
Miss Ethel Taylor OF Rock
insham was In, Friday Cue,
vi heT mother, and broth, r
Mrs. Louise Chestnut of DIV
Pine, AM Mr.. and Mrs. Nol.n,
ChcStnu, and children of pir,-
Way
]. W. Long Of Pircwav made
cuHIlcSS lilp To Conway. =
I. Friday morning
Tom Williamson OF NafiY.
'prnl Il few days with his sl.,-
r. ana brother in-l;tw Nh. and
MI. Pate Stanley OF Lake
"nccaIn:tw.
IhuSr visiting Mrs.. Austin,
Long recently were Mrs. Hem
~ Smith, Mrs. Lcamun SIM.
Mrs. NJ. {. Ray, and Mrs. WI
I''rd Ray of Olyphich.
Nh. and Mrs. D.lbcrt Lpwri-
NOR" and family of Iron III.
spent the week end with IN.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Curl,
L"Wrlm"r, ana family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long and
Mrs. Macie Long made a busi-
nos trip 10 LOriS. s. c. Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S,ni.i,
"i LongwoUd were Wrdrv.,a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01
Pirevuv
N e w S
BY EDWARD GORE

MI. ana MIS-. Jimmy SGlNtS
! and children of Columbia, =.
{. spent the week end with
their parents Mrs. j. Lester
Gore of Pireway. and Mr.. and
Mrs. HayInun SarviS Oi Longs,
S. &.
Austin G.. Long Of PirCway
attended the 18th annual SCS-
sion of tn, Dock Association
held with River Side Baptist,
and New Lie Baptist Churches
Friday, ana Saturday.
Mrs. Douglas Strickland of
Cerru Gurdo was the Saturday
CUES, OF MI. and Mrs. LaytOl
Buck
Donnie Canady Of Pireway
was admitted 10 Community
hospital in LoriS, s. &. Friday
morning. Mr.. Canady is getting
;.lung very well al tins time.
|. W. Long oil Pireway made
= business trip To Conway, S.
{. Thursday morning.
Mrs. DJllic Reeves is spend
ing the week end with Mrs.
Grover Reeves. and Miss EN-
ma ReaveS all ui LOriS, 5. &.
Miss Earline Gore Of East
Lumberton was the Wednesday,
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Long
Mrs. Norman Lovette OF
Cherry Grove was the Thurs
day guest of iricn0s. and rcla-
lives.
Mrs. CASTOR Teddcr of Lake
Waccamaw spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. MAGIC
Long.
Misses Margie Chestnut is
spending the week end with
her grandmother Mrs. Louise
Chestnut of Olyphic.
Grover Canady of Nakina
suffered a broken foot We'd
neSday while loading longs
and was treated at the Column
bus county hospital in White
vile.
Miss Earline Gore. and Mrs
Luther Ward all of East Lum-
bertun were Wednesday guests
Of Edward Gore. and Mrs
Oracle Gore
Tom Williamson of Nakina
spent last week with his broth
er Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Will
hanson of Lake Waccamaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence SCI
tlemyre and children OF Acme
spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ.
Benton of Pireway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan L.
Chestnut and children spen,
the week end with her father.
and relatives John c. Goodwin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ander-
son of Lumberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Benton
Of Whiteville announced the
birth of Il daughter in Columb-
us county hospital in White
Vile Thursday night.
Visiting Ocean lie Beach, 8.
{. Saturday were Mr.. and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01
Shrinks Kemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Stops Itch-ReIieyes Pain

For the first time science has found
. new healing substance with the as.
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain. actual reduc-
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all = results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-DyncS) dis
coyery Of a world-famous rese,rCh
institute. This substance is now avail.
able in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation HS. At all drug
counters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01
BASKETBALL OPENS

The Douglass Eagles and
Easlcttes will swing into action
once again as they open their
loGl-62 basketball season Fri
Gay night. November 3 at Doug
Class High gymtorium.
Tn" home teams will play
host 10 the Southside Bulldogs
Of Rowland. This will also b,
tie first game OF the season for
The Bulldogs.
Coach John Williams of the
Eaglettcs states that the team
has looked very good during il,
practice sessions. However, he
icclS that there are many things
% Toe improved ON. The Eagl-
cites will be composed this year
al eight varsity players and
i've freshmen. The freshmen
arc Joyce Cox, Pcggie Holt
Linda RcaVcS, Brenda Wilson.
and Jacquclyn Stewart.
Coach }. House of the Eagles
s,yS that with six varsity play
rrS as nu -leus. and if he can
set good sound play from the
o." men. the team should be a>
good or better than last years
Southeastern Champions.
Returning varsity players in
Guide Wallace higgins. John
Collins. Raeford Gerald. Ken
rcth Cox. Willie Holt. and
Hampton Holt.
Biz men this year are Jim
my Jones and Herb Hayes.
Game time will be 1870 p. ~.
Omission for students with
W'ut season tickets is 25c. and
tor adults without season tie
kCts, iOc. Season tickets are on
ale al $500 each for adults
b> any member of the faculty
~ any basketball player.
Come on out and support the
team.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01
Grunge Firm
Names EiFtie
representative

No'mrn II Little, N.utc .
Ions. Aa recent. ...a &C..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01
DOUGLASS
PRESS BOX
: By RAEFORD GERALD.

iccrS. The New Farmers of
America for 6l-62 school,
icar are:
President Archie Smith
ice President - Wallace
frisco higgins. Jr.. Secretary
;aeford Gerald. Assistant Sec
"tary - Hampton Holt. Trea-
,urer Thomas Clarida. Re-
porter - George Todd, Watch
IAN - Herbert Hayes.
After the initiation ceremony
refreshments were served in
he Home Economics Depart
ncnt for the boys and girls.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01
Now Use OF Water May
END YOUR
CONSTIPATION
WORRIES

As you grow older. your system be-
gins TO dry out. This is true Of your
digestive system. and II may lead To-
constipation. SrRUTAS. taken daily
with plenty Of water, produces q
smooth gel that provides the proper
moisture, bulk and pefiIaltic siimu-
istion TO help end your constipation
worries.
SHSuTN is the all.vcgctablc lax.
alive aid that moistenS hard. dry food
wastes and forms il TO- easy, regular
elimination. SuRUIAS IS entirely diff
feIcnt from harsh chemical pills.
salts, bran or oils. lake SrRuIAN
daily with water and enjoy regular
summation or your money back.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-01
How Use OF Water May
HoW use OF Water May
END YOUR
CONS TlPATION
WORRIES

AS you grow older, your system be
gins 10 dry out. This is true oil your
digestive system. and II may lead to
constipation. SERUIAN. taken daily
with plenty Of water. produces a
smooth gel that provides the proper
moisture. bulk and peIistL,ic stimu-
iation TO help end your constipation
worries.
SHRUIAN is the all-vegetablc Ink
alive aid that moiSlcnS hard. dry food
wastes and forms il for easy. REGULAR
elimination. SFRUTAN is entirely diff
ferent from harsh chemical pills.
salts, bran or oils. Take STRuIA~
daily with wafer and enjoy REGULAR
elimination or your money back.