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All
Members
Compete in
Harrisburg

Four Delaware All club
members will compete against
teams from l3 other states at
the Northeastern Poultry Prod
ucers Council exposition in
Harrisburg, Pa, October s, 9
and 10.
William Taylor, 10, 81 W. Ste
vens Drive, Newark, will give
poultry food presentation. Will
liam Truitt, Is, of rural Laurel,
will give aproduction presenta-
tion on ''Eiow to Insulate a Poul-
try House. :"
Representing Delaware in the
team events will be David o.
Richards, Is, of Frankford, and
Raymond Joseph, 10, of George
town. They will compete for egg
judging honors.
The four youths receiving
highest scores in their divisions
in All competition at the Del
aware State Fair.
Accompanying them to Iiar-
risburg will be Ray Lloyd. Uni
versity of Delaware extension
poultryman, and Dean G.. Belt,
New Castle County All club
agent.
More than 5000 people from
throughout the l4-State north
eastern area are expected to
visit the Farm Show Building in
Harrisburg for the three day
event. Scheduled are a full prog
ram of educational session
commercial displays and a
series of competitions which
will include election of the "star
poultry farmer" and poultry
princess" of the northeast area,
in addition to the All contests.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-26

For late fall and spring graz
ing, plant 20 pounds of domestic
ryegrass and 10 pounds Crimson
Clover fertiliZed with 500
pounds of l0-l0-l0.
For spring silage as well
as fall grazing, plant | w
bushels of barley and Is pounds
of Crimson Clover fertilized
with 500 pounds of l0-l0-l0.
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DAMAGED SEEDS MAY
LOWER SOYBEAN YIELD
Soybeans seeds are easily dam
aged and should be handled
carefully. Seeds carelessly
handled may be bruised, frac-
tured, or even perhaps killed
in the harvesting process. AS
a result, termination will be
lowered.
We recommend adjusting the
cylinder speed in the combine
to thresh out pods without
cracking the beans. Early and
late in the day when the vines
''toughen up, the cylinder
speed should be increased or
many beans won't come out of
the pods. During the middle
of the day or when the mois-
ture level is l3 per cent or less,
the beans thresh easily and the
cylinder speed should be re-
duced.
Careless handling, cleaning,
and sacking of beans can also
cause injury and lowered ger
mination. Fractures caused by
rough handling allow diseases
to develop in the terminating
seed. This often results inpoor
stands.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-26
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PREPARE FOR HAY SHORT
AGE--Crops for grazing this
fall and winter or perhaps for
silage next spring should be
planted as soon as possible.
Spring made silage can be a
big help next summer.
Hay supplies are short in
the Mid-Atlantic Area and the
situation will not improve un-
til next years hay crop comes
in. Hay prices will move up
ward as the winter months ap-
proach. Now is the time TO
consider other forms of rough
age that will substitute for hay.
The recent rains have softened
the ground and made itpossible
to plow.
For fall grazing, we suggest
planting 3 bushels of Balbo or
Abruzzi rye per acre. Broad
cast or drill separately 500
pounds of l0-l0-l0 per acre.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-26

The coming of cold weather
brings the threat of prussic
acid poisoning to Kent county
livestock. The danger occurs
in plants of the sorghum fam
lily, and usually just after a
cold snap. If such crops are
grazed by livestock there is
real danger of sickness and
even death to livestock.
Certain chemical changes oc-
cur in the frost-wilted plants
which cause the development
of the highly poisonous prussic
acid. This poison is so deadly
that it can kill an animal in
a very short time unless i'm
mediate action is taken by a
veterina rian.
While there is danger in graz
ing frost-wilted sorghum i'm
mediately after it has been af-
fected, it can be utilized after
it has completely dried. Also
such plants may be used for
silage. Enough prussic acid is
lost during the ensiling process
and as the Silaqe is removed
and fed to make it safe for
livestock. If there is any doubt
about the silage it should be
tested. This can be done by a
veterinarian.
Piper sudan grass has the
lowest prussic acid level of any
of the sorghums being used in
Delaware. This makes it par
ticularly we'll suited where
grazing is anticipated.
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APPLE QUALITY is very
good this year, so that the con-
sumer will have no trouble
finding top grade--or extra
fancy. Delaware apples. Deep,
full, red color has been achieved
with our cool weather. Apple
size and flavor has improved
with recent rains.
Delaware apple growers met
recently with the Bureau of
Markets to learn about changes
in market grade standards.
Of particular concern in the
grading, but one which Delaware
growers easily meet, has to do
with spray residues. Apples are
readily cleaned in the grading
shed. But, we caution folks who
may be tempted to eat apples
at the orchard. Chemical sprays
are a necessary part of tillage
to minimize the hazards of in
sects and disease. Children
particularly, may thoughtlessly
pick up or pluck sprayed fruits
and should be cautioned. Some
orchards are even posted about
the dangers. Believe those
signsI
Farmers like to have Wis
itorS. This means asking for
permission, just as you would
ring a doorbell to enter home
before entering in town.
Farmers cannot be responsible
for trespassers. His farm is
his castle too. His farm OPP
Grafton has become a COM
plex, highly mechanized unit.
There can be many hazards.
Make it a cardinal rule, an
essential courtesy, to ask per-
mission to come on his land.
He will likely be most happy
and flattered to receive you.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-26

Now that the "a Dodge here the owpce field will never be
the Take that hadop shown above You won't believe how
little costs till you read the price scker on the window But
don't stop there Get in and experience the way this Dodge feels
The way it comforts you The way smooths out any road
The way performs You'll see in one drive Dodge doesn't
look or feel low wprced Yet priced right with Chevrolet And
Smyrna times., 1963-09-26

something ese Dodge gives you 5yea 000mle warranty
rants for years 600 miles whchess comes first against defects materials and
place business the engine block head and internal parts intake manifold water PUMP
shaft universal Joints rear axle and dn and rear wheel bearings Of i; S4 auto
whichever h the filter replaced second oil change and the sso ar
dealer evidence performance the required service and requests the dealer
and Q) the then current mileage
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12
GREENWOOD NEWS:

Mr.. John Phillips, Chicago,
Ill. is in the city, visiting rela-
tives and friends, and while
here chanced to meet many
old friends, and he states that
he is enjoying a very pleasant
visit and everyone is showing
their courtesies to him.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Mrs. Louvena Williams,
have returned from Green
wood Leflore Hospital, and is
reported as doing much bet
ter, and thanks to the entire
staff of the Greenwood Le-
flore Hospital, and other
friends for deeds of kindness
shown her while shut in.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Christians when ne gave hi
point of view to them abou
Christian liberty. 1t seemed
that some were of the opinion
that as Christians they coult
do anything they so desired
But Paul argued that this wa.
the wrong concept of Chris
tian liberty. Christian liberty
did not mean moral license
Paul goes on to say that as ;
Christian he could do any
thing, but this did not say
that everything was good fol
him to do, and by all mean!
he must not become the slave
of anything. The body fol
Paul was the handiwork Ol
God. Through the body Goo
can and does reveal HimseE
to the world.
If the Christian is to d(
this he must observe and obey
all of the laws of health, sc
that he will be able to serve
more effectively the cause, tt
which God has chosen him
The church must commit her
self anew to the task of tell
ing men in this corrupt anC
immoral society in which we
live, that God has created al
men and given them the body
that they have. He did not
give them the body to become
instruments of sin and vice
God gave the body that il
might be used for His glory
Certainly Christians know
they are to live a pure life
They must lay aside even the
smallest sin, for even little
sins defile the body.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Our lesson today deals with
Christian purity. Along with
the problem of divisions in
the Church at Corint.l there
was also the problem of sexual
immortality. Morality in our
society today is so low and
loose that we are no better
off than were the people in
COrinth when Paul wrote
these words. All phases of
our lives are absolutely rot
ten with sin and vice. There
are all kinds Of loose living
and what is so bad, society
Gin many instances) condones
such things. Such low moral
standards are even invading
our churches, and Christians
are so much a victim of such
that they have the nerve to
say with this ungodly society
that there is nothing so NOR
ally wrong with man that a
better house, better job, a
better education, and more
recreational facilities won't
help him.
At this point our lesson
speaks to us today. Christians
are to change pagans into
Christians. They are to be the,
salt of the earth and the light
of the world. The only way
they can do this is to live
lives of purity; and abstain
from those sins that defile the
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

body, and rid unfit to be call
led the temple of God. Chris
titan purity requires self-con-
|trol. God alone can give us the
power to do this.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

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Information.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
OCTOBER Is, 1868
BY Rev. George A. Harper,
511 Avenue G.,
Greenwood, Miss.
CHRISTIAN PURITY.
Scripture Lesson / Cor
inthians 81 Print - l CORN
thians $3.50.
MEMORY SELECTION =
Know We not that your bod,
is the temple of the Hol.
Ghost which is in you, whicl
We have of God, therefor
glorify God in your body.-(
Corinthians 6:19-20).
God in the beginning crea
ted the entire man composed
of spirit, soul and body. Ii
the fall, the entire man, even
spirit, soul and body, became
degenerated. In the redemp
ton of man, provision ha.
been made for the entire man
Salvation comes by stages anC
the redemption of the body
will come at the second com
ing of Christ. The body be-
comes the temple of Gods
Spirit and constitutes the
outer man. The Holy Spirit
dwells inside the human spirit
and both dwell inside of mans
body which makes the body
or temple dwelling place for
both. The body should be
brought into conformity with
Gods Spirit, even as the spirit
submits to the leading of the
Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit
is purely spirit and does not
possess a body. Redeemed
must furnish body through
which the Holy Spirit may
operate.
ONLY THE RIGHTEOUS
INHERIT THE KINGDOM OF
GOD:
Paul warned the Christians
at Corinth that if they con-
tinued to live in the sins that
dominated their lives before
their conversion, they would
not inherit the Kingdom of
God. Unrighteous men would
have no part in Gods King
dom for there was not any,
thing that they could do. 1t
was not hard to identity these
men of unrighteousness, they
were known by the sins that
mastered their lives. These
vices or sins are numerated by
Paul in our text. The list
looks like this: fornication,
idolatry, adultery, effeminacy,
homesexuality. thievery, cove
tousness, drunkenness, revile-
ment and extortion. These are
lowest of vices and sins. They
portray the low moral stand
ards that existed in Corinth at
the time when Paul wrote this
letter. Such low morality was
certain to have its effects up
on the Christians. Paul knew
this, but he pointed out to the
Christians that they were a.
bove such sin and vices be-
cause they had heard the gos-
pei preached to them; and all
who accepted the gospel had
been elevated to a higher
place of life and living. Their
status was not the same as it
was before, the old man had
now become new creation.
They were now to be led by
the Holy Spirit, and the Spirit
of God would give them what
it took to control themselves
and keep themselves from
falling prey to the sins of
their past which enslaved
them. They must keep them
selves fit to be called children
of God. Therefore, they had
better see to it that their
lives remained in Christ, for
only those who would abide in
Him and would do His will
would inherit the Kingdom of
God here on earth, and in the
world to come.
THE SANCTlTY OF THE
BODY:
In these verses Paul is talk
ing about the sanctity of the
body. The body for Paul was
to be carried for. It was not
to be abused or mis-handled.
Paul got the chance to point
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

The Union Grove Baptist
Church, pastored by Rev. b.
T. McSwine, held its regular
services Sunday, October g.,
1868 the Sunday School was,
very good and after which the
Church Services began witt
the officer in charge, and the
Choir was at its best; and
sang some good songs, that
was enjoyed by all, the pastor
then delivered a powerful
gospel message, that was most
helpful to all, and the entire|
services was well attended and
after the morning services the
pastor and many of the men,
bers went to Schlater, Miss.
to attend services with Rev.
Shelton's Church and helped
in their services. And after
they returned back and thel
time came for Union Grove|
Services, Pastor McSwine|
made some remarks and them
presented the Missionary Rev.
Geo. A. Harper, who gave
some wholesome Informationi
and then the reports was
made and the offering for|
them were $366.22. The PASTOR
is doing j very good job and
these good members are proud
of their good minister.
The New Zion Baptist
Church, Lexington, Miss.
where Rev. Moore, is also pas
toring, held their Fellowship
meeting last Sunday. this fell
lowship meeting among these
churches have been held each
year for more than 20 years. |
The day service Rev. A. WI
Moore, and Rev. J. L. Coving-
ton, gave a good message, and
the night Service the good
members surprised Pastor
Moore, with a special gift, that
was much appreciated, for
Rev. Moore has been SHUT in
due to illness of health but
thanks these good members
for the special donation given
him, and the members of New
Zion Church rendered a very
good program, and large
congregation was present to
witness to this fine program.
And the members of Mt.
Olive Church, is doing fine
and are in sympathy with Pas
tor Moore, in his illness. And
are praying for his recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Mrs. Blanch Pearson, 203
Mccain Street, who has been
in Greenwood Leflore Hospi-
tai for some days is at home
now to the delight of her
many friends, and is reported
as doing well at this writing.
She wishes to thank the en-
tire Hospital Staff for the
faithful service rendered and
the Mckinney Baptist Church
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and the many friends for
deeds of kindness shown her
while shut in.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Mr.. Percy Gray, who have
been confined in the Taborin
Hospital, Mound Bayou, Miss.
is now back home again, and
reported as doing very well,
Nnd he wishes to thank the
entire hospital staff, The
New Zion Church, Mckinney
Chapel, and their many
friends for kind deeds shown
him while shut in.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICE

THE UNITED GIVERS
DRIVE is to begin October
IA, 1868 and continue until
we will have reached our
quota. And Rev. Geo. A.
Harper, Sill Ave. G., Chair
man of Churches is asking all
pastors to please cooperate
with us and do our best to
reach the Gold. We are ask
ed to make our first report by
Thursday, October 81, 1868 at
the Stone Street Elementary
School, or Call Rev. Geo. A.
Harper, at Sill Ave. G.. or
Phone 453-4610.
Mr.. w. F. Coleman, Metro
politan Division Chairman.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

AFTER AN ABSENCE OF 13 MONTH!
OPERATING FRIERS0N BUILDING 81
OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE ALL HIS c.
OUT the STATE TO VISIT Us.
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Doing 500 q week. Total
price $500. cat present
short lease. may get long
leasel
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SILVER sPRNG-Attr. offices
End floor; shop space photo lab.
parking. low rent. 565-7669.
5I57 MACARTHUR BLVD.-Com-
mercial with parking in rear
Suitable for home and office
$500 mo.
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COMB. MOTEL AND RESTAU
RANT u units, with TV and
air-cond., pvt. baths 3 units with
kitchenettes; mgrs. quarters, new
coffee shop and restaurant. Coo
I'd. frontage on busy hwy. Mr.
Na.-W. Va. line. 1880. DILLON
LAND CO., REALToR, JE. 4-Ao4o
COUNTRY STORE. living quarters
cabin, gas tanks. main highway,
long frontage, 2 acres, S23, 800.
Inventory at cost.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Culpeper, Virginia
COUNTRY STORE-Va. mod. home
gas sta, snack bar. Reas. Ideal fol
retired cple. DI 1880.
DEPARTMENT STORE-Successful
40 years, Corner lot In busy sec,
ton. Cold storage lockers and clean
inventory. Around $4,000. FAST
growing section. Owners death ne.
cessitates sale. Price ncludinR
buildings and inventory $4,000,
terms l-3 down. Call Mr.. Turner,
30l-ST. 1893 or SOUTHERN MD.
r FATTY CO., L aPlata, Md.
lNnI7g
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
EST.-COCKTAIL LNGE

RESTAURANT. equip, lease $500 or
s. 200. with terms. Make cash otfer.
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Cleaning Store

2NtN1I4AAt5 N1VW@~
Owner quotes $500 wkly. Hours to
7:30, closed Sunday. Wonderful op-
portunity for tailor. Priced low at
5000 complete. Good terms Ewes.
and Sun, SHEA CHA Sc N, RA
6-543s,
Ho-o5 o. DooIxoff
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AL Stern Offers

Z. 4NCSlduL dlllt NOllLl. ave
Class &C. License. Doing
Sl.S00 a week. Seats 90.
Beautifully equipped. To-
year lease. Cheap rent.
Closes 10 pm. and sun
DAYS.
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COIN-OP EQUIPMENT

COIN-OP EQUIPMENT
ANNIVERSARY SALE
For Coin-Op store owners.
Act now during our May
tag and Vance 10th An
ntverSary Sale. Limited
time only. Two fabulous
money saving offers. Buy
8 get / free. Vance 20 ID.
washer trade in offer.
Maytag Commercial 10
ID. washer trade in offer.
This is your opportunity to
modernize your coin-op
washer equipment and
boost your profit poten-
tial with new double load
and single load washers.
During this anniversary
sale you get $50 discount
trade-in. Buy 8 dbl. load
ers or 8 sgl. leaders, get
extra one free for your
old washer. You save:
we celebrate. Hurry, Of
fer good only during our
10th Anniversary Sale.
8 M Distributing Corp.
ll08 Oronoco St., Alex,
548-4040
Ask for Rept., Mr.. j. Bor-
enstein.
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TOY MERCHANDISING CORP.
1910 5sth Street
Wnnd siaa u MAJ. Xnrk
For details call Mrs. Gallery,
HICKS REALTY CO., INC.
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria, Va
XII. e-31ll

MOTEL-l0 units and rs acres on
major hwy. nr. Winchester, Va.
Wide I'd. frontage, units have TV,
air-cond., baths. Mgr's. office, liv.
quarters, Gorgeous park-like set.
ting. Sml. coffee shop for guests.
Owner selling due to health.
$40, 500. DILLON LAND CO.. REAL
TORS, JE. A-4o4o.
MOUNTAIN RESORT LOD g E-37
acres Of forest overlooking Shenan-
doah River, 20 miles from Wash
ington. Central Lodge PLUS Il
de luxe log cottages with stone
fireplaces and private baths. Fill.
tered swimming pool. Excellent w.
round fishing and hunting. Estab-
CAMP or PRIVATE CLUE. sss,ooo
total price with s25,500 dn. Mrs.
Gallery, HICKS REALTY CO., 3706
Mt. Vernon ave-. Alex. Va. KI.
e-9111
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
tcoNTIRUEDl

AkLHNGr0N-stIeet aoor b IarEs
apt-S commercial bldg. On 81 Glebg
I'd. Units Of 6.oco and 3ooo sa- n
Tor tufure occupancy. Air cond
Ample parking. Suitable for insu.
rance co. etc.
II. ST. NE, z story bldg, spurox.
500 50. Il. plus basement. Suitsble
Tor insurance or other Office or or.
ganization uss. Rent 500 mo.
l7th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE
Me- z room suite In new bldg.
Approx. $50 50. n. with fun bsth,
Air cond. $50 mo. Additional go
q. n. avail II needed.
Consult Mr. Dick Taylor, LAasing
Bept.5 SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.,
NA.ez3ls.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A TOP NATIONAL business fran
chise on Conn. Ave. with good
lease, furn., equip, etc. All for
only $500 cash. Rare oppor. 70
qualified party only. E8. 3-5e02
Business Realty Co.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ATTENTION REALTORS, lot owners
or underestimate party in park.
ing lot business is DESTROYS Of ex.
pansion. VIII pay $1,000 cash bonus
for info. leading to parking lol
leases, presently available or avail
able In the near future. VIII pay
top dollar for prime location. Boz
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COFFEE gH0P-Dufn- SIT. hrs, 4
DAYS. Ideal for woman. Ven reaS
GIBRALTAR. DL 1-Ssoo.
COFFEE SHOP = Nd, So .0O0
week. 9 days, good profits. Must
sell "A. IN. 2-69S2. To.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures 50. It.
III light Industrial ground, on
Grade, paved street and all util-
titles. as cents 50. It.
A. M. ROTH CO. RE. 1880
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wholesale and
factory costs, just in
time for the Christ
mas Season.
Costume jewelry, one of
the largest selections in
the city. Name brand
watches, cheap watches
transistor, table, AM and
FIN radios, taperecorders
toys Of all kinds, dolls
large selection Of clocks
wall plaques, gifts Of al
types, housewares, hard.
ware, kitchen tools, steak
sets, large selection OF
cutlery, small electrical
appliances, perfume, Gig
arctic lighters, toilet ar
ticles, manicure sets, Chi
ma, gift glassware of all
descriptions, knickknacks
lamps, pictures, a COM
plete line of Christmas
merchandise. Over 1000
different items.
Attention, Auction
Houses, Wholesalers,
Drug Stores, Five and
Tens, Variety Stores,
Hardware and Gift
Stores, Household
Statesmen, Wagon Job
berS, PeddlerS.
BY Appointment Only
Call Mr.. Link
DI. 7-O808
NEWSSTAND, dnt.n, shows owe
$3.50 wk. profit. 5000 dn. req.
GIBRALTAR co. DI. 1850
NIGHT CLUB, nice upper NV. GOoC
money maker. Very reas.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-65oI
ONE OF WESTINGHOUSE Finest
Uptown Nightclubs Will sell par
or whole, has liquor license, fully
equipped. Also would consider Z
working manager on commission
basis who can furnish personne
and entertainment. DE. 1895, u
n m
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8. Geo'toWn. Coffee PABLO

Sells ice cream. light
snacks. Has outdoor ter
race. Doing excellent BUSH
ness. Long lease. Good
terms.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
THE PASSING SHOW
Steve's an Authority
On Violence, at Least
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

handsome movie actor named Steve Forrest has Just
managed the naowest of his 2year Hollywood
Mr.. Forrest in addition to being actor husband and
parent natural that the Association
the Fernando Valley where his three children attend
school would him to address the Violence
Films and Television."
Being father violence films and tele-