Weevil Now At Lull
Says County Agent
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Farmers Urged to Keep
Watch on Fields For
Punctured Squares *
Field checks for the boll weevil
on Monday and Tuesday indicate that
the weevil is at a lull right now, par
ticularly in fields that have been
dusted three times. The county agent
recommends that all growers dusting
skip the remainder of this week and
next week unless they hear from him.
It is believed that growers will need
to begin dusting again about the 20th
to the 25th of July. The first genera
tion of weevils are expected to come
out at that time from eggs laid this
season. Then growers will need to
put on at least three applications,
preferably at 5 day intervals, but cer
tainly not longer than 7 day intervals.
The county agent urges growers to
watch their fields about 6 days care
fully for punctured squares. If as
many as 4 or 5 are found per 100
squares, it is time to begin dusting
MIDWAY I
Drive-In Theatre
MERRY HILL
Two Shows Every Night Starting
At 8:00 O’clock
Beginning July 1 Every Night
Admission. Adults 40c
Children Under 12 Years t ree
(White Only)
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Friday and Saturday,
July 13-14
ißoy Rogers in
“SUNSET IN THE WEST”
(In Color)
Cartoon Serial No. 2
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Sunday, July 15—
George Raft and
Ella Raines in
“DANGEROUS PROFESSION”
Comedy Cartoon
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Monday and Tuesday*
July 16-17
Walt Disney’s
“CINDERELLA”
Comedy Car boon
Wednesday and Thursday,
July 18-19
Errol Flynn and
Vivecia Lindfords in
“ADVENTURES OF
DON JUAN”
Cartoon
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TOBACCO
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It has been noticed that in some
asea growers are using entirely too
much Toxaphene than is necessary.
1 At this time, 10 pounds per acre
, jproperly applied is sufficient and there
is no need to waste money putting on
more. The county agent will continue
I to watch fields and keep the growers
informed.
, BIRTHDAY PARTY
Martha Jane Furgivele of Culpep
per, Va., was honored at a birthday
party Saturday at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Wood on Oakum Street in cele
bration of her fifth birthday.
, The house was decorated in a green
and white color scheme, with roses,
hydrangeas and gladioli being used.
In the dining room groups of balloons
hung over the table where the children
were served. Favors were given each
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EDENTON SUFFOLK
THE CHOWAN HERALD, .DENTON, N. C-, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951
guest and ice cream and cake was
served. Assiatinging in serving were
Mrs. W. O. Elliott, Mrs. Guy Hobbs,
Mrs. C. B. Mooney, Mrs. Eleanor Ov
erton and Mrs. J. j. Ross.
After the honoree opened her pres
ents the group enjoyed games on the
lawn.
Those present were Sandra Bunch,
Patricia Byrum, Susan Byrum, Judy
Elliott, Irma Jean Goodwin, Minta
Hobbs, “Pat” Mooney, “Jackie” Moon- ■
ey, Helen Overton, Mary Thorud,
“Becky” Williford, Charles Buckley, :
Bill Elliott, Bill Goodwin, Phil Har- <
roll, Neal Hobbs, Bill Ross, Bud
Skiles, Brad Williford. '
Second thoughts, they say, are best, j
—Descartes.
X 1 week-end out of town with never a worry about P WMm/ Hppf?l»nß
T v missing “special” bargains to be had only on one day a week. / IMA! ■ 11. ffi yB
I The bargains will wait for you at Colonial Stores all week long! Bhop on Monday
or shop on Saturday you save any day and every day at Colonial. Regardless of
• which day you shop, you’ll find that the total of all your purchases for the week, large fe/liiyVl'
and small, will add up to leas at Colonial Stores. COMPARE your register receipts and
the proof of
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"■™ SLICED PICNICS -59 c
LEGS Lb. 83« I MADE FRESH DAILY
SEE”:??,’GROUND BEEF ib.65«
-- Z' DELICIOUS SMOTHERED IN ONIONS-TOP QUALITY
WINGS * 49e |— u. 85c
spec /at los* p*/ce'
Hl-C ORANGE AM-27
PINK SALMON s 97
PEANUT BUTTER -30
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SILVER LABEL TEA!:: 19
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PANCAKE '»«> 2 ~ 23
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4-H Club Members
At Manteo Camp
Chowan County 4-H Club members
attended camp at Manteo the week
of July 2-7. Club members from Gas
ton, Hertford, Perquimans and Pen
der counties were also at the camp.
The club members were divided into
four groups, Head, Heart, Hands and
Health, and they attended classes
in groups. Each group was taken
on a tour of Roanoke Island and other
interesting places in the nearby vi
cinity*.
Club members attending camp from
Chowan County were: Paul Blanch
ard, RFD, Belvidere, J. D. Parrish,
Rt. 1, Edenton, Robert Preston Dail,
RFD, Tyner, Larry and Dick Lowe, ;
RFD 3, Edenton, and Joyce Anne
Ward, of Edenton. Each of these
club members hope to attend camp
again next year.
Pocahontas Invited To
Washington Meeting
Members of Chowanoke Council, No.
64, Degree of Pocahontas, are invited
to attend a meeting of the Washing
ton Council Friday night, when new
officers will be installed.
Any members desiring to go to
Washington is urged to contact Mrs.
Horace White immediately.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
Services at the Presbyterian Church
are announced as follows by the pas-
. or, the Rev. Herman L. Cathey:
. Sunday School Sunday morning at
> 0 o’clock, J. A. Mitchener, Jr., su
perintendent. Public worship at 11
o’clock, when Mr. Cathey will preach
oi»the subject “What Men Live By.”
• Too Late To Classify
FOR RENT OR SALE—NO. 15
Westover Heights, Edenton. Prac
tically new. Herbert Leary, 195 E.
King Street. julyl2,l9p
FOR SALE—ONE JOHNSON MO
tor. New, 5-horse power. One
fairly good fishing boat, $lB5. Call
157 or see Clifford Batton. ltc
WANTED—EXPERIENCED WAlT
ress. Apply in person. Ed Habit,
313 Broad St., Edenton, N. C. ltp
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