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PAGE SIX ascTToif two AROUND THE FARMS (IN CHOWAN COUNTY By C. W. OVERMAN, Chowan County Agent m w L Peanut Picking Moved At A Good Pace last week until rain cdme on Friday nght and Sat ' today. Generally, yields are mu.h lower than lent year. The highest yield I have heard of this season was about 3,400 pounds per acre from a two- j acre field but I have forgotten who the grower was. I -• Joe Suggs of the N. C. Peanut ‘ Growers’ Association was by to /‘see me last week. He had trav eled over most cf the North Carolina peanut area. Joe says 1 it looks like that the crop is | twenty per cent short cf last! year. Sorre cf our Chowan ; County yields are about half what the yield was l_st ye_r cn those farms. - This may be a good t'me to' hold peanuts or put them in Government Loan. The present market is 2 cents per i undred; t pounds above the loan rate.! ‘ With a peanut crop that may! be 20 to 30 percert under that, of -last year, it is very poss ble the price may rise. The rise may come after the bulk of the packing is over. It is well worth I growers’ consideration. Official Opening cn the Swine Disease Diagnostic Laboratory is i scheduled for Thursday after- : ] noon, November 12, at 2 o’clock. : i This announcement was made by I Dr. H. J. Rollins, State Veteri- ; Nep Home Demonstration News ] By MRS. ONNIF S. CHARLTON. Comity Negro Home Economics Agent ' Thirty-four from Chowan County attended the fiftaenth annual meeting cf the Northeast ern Distriit Federation cf Home Demonstration Clubs held at South Ayden High School, Ayd en, North Carolina last Thurs day. In the morning session, Dr. W. N. Ridley, president of the Elizabeth City Teachers’ College, gave the address. Taking the theme: “Today’s Home Bui ds Tomorrow’s World,” Dr. Ridley spoke on “Leadership in Respect to the Home.” He left the >e thoughts with us. Every wo man is a leader in her home. Readers- have transformed the home in the past few years and now rural homes have the same conveniences as city homes. The theme applies to every organi sation where young people go to learn. Not necessarily just the home but sc.hoo’s, church schools, 4-H, NFA, NHA C übs, recreational clubs to name a few. Leaders everywhere have a grave responsibility. A real leader must want to sacrif ce, lead and help. He must not be ashamed of his duty, he must b ■ tolerant, smart and sti-k to principles, make up his mind to do what is right of what others say. The greatest theme of this decade will be ex cellence that is doing those things that are good in the best Way we can. Try to do ex cellently well those things th"t you do. Every one was chal lenged to do his share to make the world better in the future than it is now—as it is better now. than in the past. Welcome remarks were g : ven by J. W. Ormond, prh-cip~l o' the school. Greetings by R. L-. Martin, Chairman of the Pitt Qounty Board of Commissioners. He pointed out three things we must do to create better hemes, which will make better rom tnunitie.; and better citizens. Notice To Administrators, Executors And Guardians The law requires an ANNUAL AC COUNT lo be made eaeh year and an Inventory to he filed within 90 days after qualifying. If your Annual Ac count, Inventory or Final Account are past due, we respectfully urge that you file same at once, as we are required to report all such cases to the Grand Jury, which will convene I at Jfcbe November term of Chowan I County Superior Court, November I YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE VERY I ___ _ . # ■ narian, last week. Dr. T. B. Ryan is the diagnostician. The laboratory is located on Para dise Road. Attend if you can. Here Is An Agricultural Cens us Reminder for this week. You will most likely receive an Agricultural Census Question | naire in this -week’s'mail. When you da, leak it over carefully and fi'l in the information called fop. Then, keep this sheet and you have most cf your in'orma tion ready to gve the censu:- taker when he calls, i Strswherr’es Are A Wonderful Frvfit for the table. From no v throueh February is the season to set plants. Albrtton and |D ; xiland are two exce'Pnt va- I riet es for the home warden. To have p’enty cf nice strawberries you have to start right and stay . right. i Soil should be well drained | yet have moisture or be irrigat ed. Make your rows four feet wide, fertilizing well as vou do. Fumigate your rows if it possi bly has nematodes. Set your plants two to three feet apart in the row. We are assisting people in' making up a club order fr, plants. We expect these p'antsi to cost about $2.00 per hundred.] If you are interested, come in and place your order. i These were: Increase standard of living: increase cash income and conserve what we have. ‘ Mrs. Geneva Hardy, president cf the Federation, in her mes sage gave the respons b iitics I every woman must assume in ] carrying out the theme. She j said that, “every woman must ] first take a look at herself.” iWe can change ourselves when ; !we recognize we have a prob j lem: When we want to do 'something about it; when we are 'j willing to ask for help; when we are wiling to. practice the | change we want until we have '| made it. Then we can belo de j velop pleasing personalities among family members; and so I manage the household to have a ] healthy, happy family. We must 1 have faith and depend on God to have these better homes. The afternoon session was de- I voted to business and a pageant I presented by all counties in the ! district on “Home Demonstration ! Leadership Pulling To"e'her for I Greater Strength.” Chowan ] County presented “Storage” un ! der hous ng and surroundings. : Other counties Dresented pro j gres-s in building and remodel j ing homes; kitchen improvement; furnishing and eauipment; home ! management and fami'y eeo i nomies; clothing; food and nu- J trition; health and sanitation; I recreation and familv'life. The j day’s activities were most en ] ioyab’e and we gained much 1 help by attending, i Members attending were from these home demonstration clubs: | Hudson Grow, Virgin a Fork, cfii THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1881. nift:' ESUh, *■ . 'Liolkovsky Crater MOON’S HIDDEN HEMISPHERE — At right is -tjie first photo released by the Soviets showing the hemisphere of the moon that hitherto has been hidden from man’s eyes. The photo was taken remotely from the Russian satellite Lunik 111, and relayed automatically to a receiving station in the Soviet Union. Russian astronomers have named many of the Center Hill-Cisco, Warren Grove I and Edenton. "BLUE DENIM" SHOWN AT TAYLOR NOVEMBER 15-16 "Blue Denim” will be present ed at the Taylor Theatre Sunday and Monday, November 15-16. Explored with dignity and in sight, the problem cf decent young people whose early sex drives get them into trouble is forcefully brought home in this film to both parents and older boys and girls. The impart of terror when the girl finds she is preghanf, and both she and the boy are afraid to tell their parents, is shared by the audi ence. Even mothers and fathers whose children are small wil l be able to see how mutual con fidence and communication must i be built ud over the years. Carol Lynley as the girl and j Brandon de Wilde as P’e boy a’-e aopenling and conv ncing, i both in their startled awakenin'.' j to love and the stunned roaliza-: 1 tion of its aftermath. Moreover. *'->>'v are held strictly responsi- ( b'e, even to their own part in i the failure to bridge the gap of • understanding with the : r r>a’-- ] -et- E' crvone, in fact, is given ] fair but uncompromising treat- 1 ment. • , < Tuberculosis rerms most fre- ‘ qnrntly attack the lurirs but can , ■attack rnv na r t of the body. 1 ' •Legal Notices ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as adminis tratrix of i..e estate of Rooert Lee Pate, deceased, late of Cho wan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons hav ing claims against tne estate of said deceased to present them to tne undersigned within one year uom date of this, notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. Th.s 22nd day of October, 1959. ESTELLE R. PATE, Administratrix of Robert Lee Pate 0ct29,n0v5,12,19,26,dec3p ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Admini strator of'the estate of Mary E. Davenport, deceased, late of Chowan County, North Caiolina, this is to notify all persons hav ing claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned within one year from date of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This Bth day of October, 1959. JOHN E. SHACKELFORD, Administrator- of Mary B. Davenport Est. 0ct8,15,22,29,N0v5,12J5C ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Admini strator of the estate of George Carroll Goodwin, deceased, late of Chowan County. North Caro lina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned within one year from date of this notice or some will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This Bth day of October, 1959. E. J. GOODWIN, Administrator of George Carroll Goodwin 0ct8,15,22,29,n0v5.12WHC EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Victor Inez Fel ton, deceased, late of Chowan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having , claims against the- estate of said deceased to present- them to the undersigned within one year from date of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to sa : d estate will please make payment. This 2nd day of October. 1959. PFOPT.ES RAKK I Vi ™SbZ’- C or - ‘ Victor lne7 Felt °n Est. » Goodwin Small, deceased, late of Chowan County, North Caiolina, this is to notify all persons hav ing claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned within one year from date of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make, immediate payment. This 26th day of September, j 1959 MRS. WINNIE EVANS j SMALL. Administratrix of John Goodwin Small. 0ct1.8,15,22,29,N0v5,12c NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of the authority con-j ferred upon the undersigned by! order made by the Clerk of the| Superior Court of Chowan Coun ty, North Carolina, in the spe cial proceeding entitled, “A. H. Jordan and wife, Sarah B. Jor dan, V. E. Jordan and wife, Re- j cer D. Jordan, Beatrice J. Roun-1 tree, divorced, Frances J. Perry j and husband, Joseph B. Perry, i Grace J. Winslow and husband,! Harold B. Winslow, Sad e J- j Burbage, widow, Mary Louise. J- i Patzinger and husband, John A. 1 Pitzinger, C. W. Jordan and j wife, Agnes Jordan, Elsberry R. j Jordan and wife. Arleen Jor-j dan, Clara Lois J. Ward and hus-! band, James F. Ward, Irene J. | Meeks and husband, Cletus Meeks, Zenoveh J. Williams, di vorced, Myrtle J. Williams and husband, Charles C- Williams, R. W. Jordan and wife, Helen Jor dan, Almond A. Jordan anl wife, Mildred Jordan, George F. Jordan and wife, Lucille Jordan, A. J. Joidan and wife, Jordan and L. G. Jordan and wife, Ruby Mae Jordan, Peti tioners vs. Joseph Jordan and wife, Myra W. Jordan. Defend- 1 ants,” the undersigned Commis-j sioner will offer for sale at pub- j lie biddings, for cash, to the highest bidder at the Court' House door in Chowan County, ] North Carolina, at 12:00 Noon on j Saturday, November 28. 1959, the' real estate in Third Township, I Chowan County. North Carolina, to-vvit: - | That part of the Elsberry Jor-1 dan tract of land in Lem 2 of, the Last Will and Testament of j Joseph Copeland as probated onj September 6, 1891, bounded on; the Weat by the Timothy Wins low tract, on the North by the 1 Sandy Run Swamp, on the East by a line beginning at a Holly; and running in a straight linej Southward across the said land j to an iron stob on the Road so as to cut off thirty (30) acres now owned by J. W. Jordan, the remainder of the said Elsberry tract is hereby conveyed contain ing imrty-s.x (36) acres, more or less, and being known as a part oi the Elsberry Jordan home place. A deposit of ten percent (10%) in ca sia of the purchase price will be required of the suc cessful bidder or binders at the sale. All bids will remain open for ten days from date of sale for raised bids as required by law. Purchaser or purchasers of the land will have immediate possession upon delivery of deel. Dated and posted this 24th day of October. 1959. WELDON A. HOLLOWELL, Commissioner. * 0ct29.N0v5,12,19WHC NOTICE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Whereas, the Board of Com missioners -of Chowan County has, by resolution duly adopted at its regular meeting held on October 5, 1959, declared the hereinafter described pioperty to be surplus to the of said County and has directed that the said property be sold a't pub ic auction as hereinafter set forth. Therefore, under, by virtue and in execution of authority conferred by said directive the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder f r cash before the Court House door of Chowan County, North Carolina, 1 on Saturday, November 14, 1959, at 12:00 o’clock Noon, the fcl i lowing described real estate ly ing and being in Second Town ship, said County and State, known as the County Home property and further described as follows: 1. That certain tract of land together with all buildings and improvements thereon BEGIN NING at an oak stump in the I newly discovered craters, seas (believed to be dry), and mountains. At left is a conventional telescopic photo of the • moon. Overlapping section of the Russian photograph is in- j dicated by dotted lines. Previously named landmarks are in-', 1 dicated on both photos in italics. New Russian names on the. "hidden” side are generally to the right of the dotted line, j 1 i oak; thence South 73 deg. West ,: 5.»u chains; thence Souj.h 84 deg. ' West 7.50 chains to the .edge of Bennett’s Mill Pond; thence along the edge of Bennett’s Mill .; Pond its various courses, a straight line thereof being pro jected as North 35 deg. West ; 8.00 chains. North 28 deg. West 15.60 chains. North 13 deg. West i 5.10 chains and North 13 deg. | 30 min. East 3.20 chains, to the j run of a branch at the line of 'property of E. R. Wilson; thence; along the said Wilson line and the run of said branch, a straight, line thereof being projected as! North 72 deg. East 7.20 chains, North 77 deg. 30 min. East 5.50 ; chains and North 74 deg. East 7.00 chains to the center of the Old .Virginia Road; thence along, ’ the center of said Old Road j | South 27 deg. SO min. East 13.15 | chains to its junction with the Western margin of N. C. High way No. 32; thence along the Western margin of said N. C. j Highway No. 32 South 24 deg. 30 min. East 8.50 chains to the point of beginning, containing; 48.07 acres, as per plat of T. J. j Jessup, Surveyor, dated May 23, j I 1949 and duly recorded in the! | office of the Register of Deeds j : of Chowan County, North Caro-1 j lina, in Plat Book No. I, pagej j 52, and being the same land con- 1 veyed to Chowan County by j I Thomas Small by his attorney in fact, William Walton, by' deed dated August 19, 1830 and I duly recorded in the aforesaid j office in Deed Book I No. 2,! page 359, said plat and deed and, those instruments mentioned therein being hereby referred to. and made part hereof for further description and chain of title. 2. That certain tract of land beginning at a concrete post on the East side of N. C. Highway j No. 32, 340 feet south of the 1 South line of tract 1 above North | of a culvert in said highway, i the said post being designated! as point “B” on the map or j plat hereinafter mentioned, run ning thence North 75 deg. East' 530 feet to an iron post in the line of W. L. Miller; thence j North 35 deg. East 710 fe;t to I a point in the crook of a branch or creek; thence North 59 deg. East along the thread of said creek 150 feet to an angle: thence along said creek South 65 deg. East 54 feet to an angle therein; thence North 61 deg. East. 64 ~|eet along said c eek to an angle; thence North 88 deg. East 140 feet to an angle there in; thence North 71 deg. East 138 feet to an angle therein thence South 78 deg. East 133 feet to an angle therein; thence North 80 deg. East 115 feet to j vs vplP v|Si| KENTUCKY HI STRAIGHT Ijjggfl BOURBON jplllp WHISKEY 86 PROOF \ k: V | 1: gILVER. l+AßEi' I |n <D>]LilE> A4| i| | iirr I I V "vlllllUv® I I I I '.-.IK K; .**OvlN (■ ■ ■ ' 1 / {■ ■ •B'* ™ ■ ''Tiir-'ir ■ 1 m I an angle therein; thence South 74 deg. 30 ij>in. East 219 feet to a corner; thence North 63 deg. 30 min. West 1704 feet to j an angle in the South line of the lands of Mrs. Vernon Boyce; I thence South 76 deg. 30 min ; West 345.5 feet to an angle; thence South 70 deg. 32 min. 1 West 1320 feet to the North side of N. C. Highway No. 32; thence Southwardly following the North side of said State Highway to ! the point of beginning, contain ing 77.31 acres as. per amended i plat of Carlyle C. Webb, C. E., : dated September 1, 1954, record ed as aforesaid in Plat Book | No. 2, page 7, end being the same land conveyed to Chowan ! County by Joseph B. Skinner iby deed dated March 1, 1834 j and duly recorded as aforesaid I in Deed Book K No. 2, page l 480, said plat and deed and those instruments mentioned! therein being hereby referred to and made part hereof for furth er description and chain of title. SAVE AND EXCEPT, from the above described lands: 1. That portion thereof 'in cluded in the right-of-way held by the N. C. State Highway Commission for County Road No. 1303 (road leading from said N. C. State Highway No. 32 to Cen ter Hill). 2. The lot containing 1.45 acres recent.y granted to the N. C. State Highway Commission for use as a highway repair shop, the same being located on the East side of said County Road No. 1303 (road leading from N. C. Highway No. 32 to Center Hill). 3. A reserved area for highway puiposcs, in order to prevent and eliminate “blind” corners, described as follows: Begin ning at the intersection of the center line of N. C. Lighway No. 32 with the center line of Coun ty Road No. 1303 (leading from said Highway to Center Hill) measure a distance of 150 feet in both Northerly and Southerly directions along the center line of N. C. Highwav No. 32. set t:ng points “A” and “C”. Then beginning again at said intersec tion measure 150 feet along the center line of said County Road No. 1303 setting point “B”. The reserved area comprises the tri angle formed by connecting points “A”, “3” and “C” with straight lines. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to accept or reject any and all bids sub mitted. Ten (10%) percent of the high bid received will be requir ed of the succes ful bidder at time of sale as evidence of good faith, and the Remainder will he pay a Die in cash at time of Delivery of deed therefor. me nigh bid received will re main open for a period of ten (10) days subject to advance bid is required by law in cases of foreclosure of real estate mort gages and/or deeds of trust. Crop acreage allotments on the subject lanas for the current ye«r are 3.8 acres of cotton and 2.5 acres of peanuts. Dated and posted this October 12 1959 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CHOWAN COUNTY By W. S. Privott. Attorney 0ct15,22,29,N0v5.12c NOTICE North Carolina, Chowan County. | Under and by virtue of the; power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed, by Edenton Industries Incorpor ated, a North Carolina Corpora tion, dated the 16th day of July, I 1958. and recorded in Book No. I 22, Page 504 in the office of the| Register of Deeds of Chowan County, North Carolina, default j naving been made in the pay ment of the indebtedness there by secured, and said Deed of Trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclosure, the un dersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door in Edenton, North Carolina, at noon, on the 16th day of November, 1959, the property conveyed in said Deed of Trust, the same being the fol lowing personal properties situ-' ated at the premises of the party of the first part at 412 South Broad Street, Edenton, J North Carolina, and elsewhere, I and more particularly designated; as follows: All molds constructed of wood,' plaster and fiberglass, made and used for the purpose of lamin ating and constructing sections' of fiberglass swimming pools • and other articles manufactured 1 from fiberglass or plastic which have now been constructed by the party of the first part or which may be hereafter con- 1 structed by the party of the first part in connection with its busi-' r.ess of manufacturing fiberglass , swimming pools and other ar- i tides manufactured from fiber-1 glass and plastic. j All stock or inventory ot ' swimming pools, sections of ' swimming pools and other ar- ; tides manufactured by the party ! theNEV^ GAS RANGE^^J \f' * A mealmalcin' i favorite at'an easy-payin' * H|' _ . j ’ New beauty—new economy—new work-saving sea- ■ - turns, including: top Burner Temperature Centrol, Automatic Top -u Burner and Oven Ignition, Equa-Flo Oven Burner, and Automatic Oven Clock Control. eg 95 PAYMENT y*/t«/U I I Includes Range, Gas Installation and Gas J HEADY TO COOK 1 j We also have refrigerators .and water heaters at this special low down payment of $9.95 ... J v ask us about terms on ottier equipment. . ; ‘J3, Join The Swing Tq Pyrofax Gas! 1 j j J ■' ■'..Vei;--. ■> - U It Z'* P i* 1 1 I I Tyr TyYXTTP a<% «.a ri y-v p I of the first part or to b£ ffiami- I factored by the party of the first 1 part in the future. . A* .4 All stock and inventory oi . chemicals, resins, and all other j chemicals and all sheets of fib- j erglass, and all other materials used now and hereafter to be used and now acquired or here after acquired by the parry) of the first part in the manufacture of fiberglass and plastic, pro ducts. All tools, motors, blow ers, heaters, laboratories and of fice furniture, fixtures, and equipment now or hereafter ac quired by the party of the first part in connection with its manufacturing and business op erations. All copyrights, patents, trade marks, now owned or hereaftef acquired by the party of the first part. I But this sale will be subject 1 to all outstanding and unpaid taxes. The properties advertised ' un ' der this Deed of Trust are lo cated at 412 South Broad Street, I Edenton. N. C., and may be in- I spected at said location between , the hours of 10:00 o’clock and 12:00 noon on the day of sale. I This 12th day of October, 1959. JOHN W. GRAHAM, . 0ct12,22,29N0v2,9 Trustel. Fresh ) SEAFOODS from the BROAD STREET FISH MARKET operated by— ,v i Bill and Lawrence! Corprew t Wf Carry The Best In Salt Water and Fresh Water Fish also FRESH ENGELHARD OYSTERS > SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FOB OYSTERS IN THE SHELL .. . . DELIVERY EVERY TUESDAY I AND THURSDAY! . OPEN WEDNESDAY f AFTERNOONS ! J