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—SECTION TWO
THE FARMS]!
BgglN CHOWAN COUNTY
By .C. W. OVERMAN. Chowan Countv Aoenl
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ASCS Community Committee
Elections: All farmers should
remember that Community Com- [
mittee elections are in progress
tliis week-end and be sure to
cast their ballots. The election
is being held by mail. Each eli
gible farmer has received a bal
lot with envelopes. Mark the
ballot, place the ballot in the
plain envelope and seal then
jjlacd the envelope in the win
dow envelope and mail back to
the ASCS office. No postage
stamp is required. This is very
simple. Voting is a privilege
and also a responsibility. Let’s,
make the vote in Chowan j
County 100 percent this year and
prove that we are interested.
Gasoline Tax Refunds: Sep
tember is the last month for |
fi'ing applications for tax re
fund on farm used gasoline for
the last period. The Federal ap
plication covers gasoline used
July 1, 1961 through June 30,
1962. The State application cov
ers the period January 1,1962
through June 30, 1962. This
money is yours if you apply for
it. Farmers who appreciate this
privilege will make use of it by
filing their applications.
Farm Bur ea u Membership
Drive: The Farm Bureau mem
bership drive is on in Chowan
Courity. Yes, the membership
fee is ten dollars, double that
of last year, but think about
what you are doing. You now
have a tri-county Farm Bureau
Office in Hertford to serve Cho
wan, Gates and Perquimans
counties. This provides service
which you have not had before.
Someone has said, “United We
Stand, Divided We Fall’’. It is
through joining your efforts to
gether you are able to accom
plish progress that you are not
able to accomplish individually.
Give careful consideration to
your farm organization before
deciding not to maintain your
membership or join.' (
Watch For Garden Insects: (
People should watch their gar- ,
dens carefully for insects. The
corn earworm is working on to-1
matoes and many other crops.,
The cabbage looper, the web-1 (
worm and many other insects j ,
are working on cabbage, collards, I (
Taylor Theatre
F.DENTON, N. C
Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. September 6-7-8 —
Kerwin Mathews and
Judi Meredith in
"JACK THE GIANT
KILLER"
Technicolor
Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, September 9-10-11
James Stewart and
Maureen O'Hara in
"MR. HOBBS TAKE A
VACATION"
Cinema Scope and Color
Wednesday, September 12 —
FLAY HCKV, IT’S FKKK!
Elizabeth Taylor in
"LCVE IS BETTER
THAN EVER"
Coming September 13-14
Carolyn Byrd Os
Raleigh, N. C. in
"AIRBORNE"
Filmed at Fort Bragg, N, C.
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greens and other crops. Two
good and safe insecticides to
use are four percent Malathio'n
dust and five percent Sevin dust.
These materials may also be ob
; tained in a spray material. The
insecticide should be applied as
soon as insects are observed, not
wait until Considerable damage
has been done.
Now is a good time to side
dress and keep present vege
tables growing as well as make
plantings for a good fall and
winter garden. Plant greens, col- 1
lards, turnips, radish and spin
ach. Set onion sets, cabbage and
Icollard plants. A good garden
I provides living at home and
boarding there, too. '
Pasture Renovation: A decline
in quality and quantity of graz
ing is a problem on many farms.
Through lack of adequate ferti
lization and liming and because
of unfavorable grazing manage
ment methods, clovers and de
sirable species of grasses have
been lost. What should we do?
First, have the soil tested to
determine the lime and fertilizer
needs of the soil. Rembve the
excess foliage by mowing or
very close grazing. Apply the
lime and fertilizer needed. Tear
up the sod with a disc harrow
working in the lime and fertiliz
er. Seed the legumes and grass
es desire at the rates recom
mended. Take care of the pas
ture by a good systematic rota
tion of grazing. Top dress the
pasture each fall as recommend
ed. Control weeds, most weeds
can be controlled by using her
bicides as recommended.
Scale On Ornamentals: Florida
Wax Scale and some other
scales are beginning to show on
shrubs. Spray thoroughly with
a mixture of three teaspoonfuls
of twenty-five percent Malathion
in a gallop of soapy water. Re
peated applications may be
needed if scale reappears. “A
Stitch in Time Saves Nine” so
don’t wait until scale has weak
ened plants but spray at the first
sign of the pests.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
! The indestructible relationship
1 of God and man will be empha
sized at Christian Science
church services Sunday.
Scriptural selections in the
Lesson-Sermon on “Man” in
\ elude the following verse
(Psalm 18): “It is God that
girdeth me with strength, and
maketh my way perfect.”
A citation to be read from
“Science and Health With Key
to the Scriptures” by Mary Bak
er Eddy states (p. 470): “The
relations of God and man, div
ine Principle and idea, are in
destructible in Science: and Sci
ence knows no lapse from nor
return to harmony, but holds
the divine order or spiritual
law, in which God and all that
He creates are perfect and eter
nal, to have remained unchang
ed in its eternal history.”
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDERTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1982.
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Married Sunday In Raleigh
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MRS. HAYWOOD THOMAS HOLLOWELL. JR.
Miss Beatrice Marie Bur- 1
nette and Haywood Thomas Hoi-!
lowell, Jr., were married Sun
day, September 2, at the home
of the bride’s brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bur
nette in Raleigh, N. C.
The Rev. Rufus Potts offici
ated. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bur
nette of Youngsville, N. C.
The bridegroom is the son of,
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hollowed.
Sr., of Tyner.
Given in marriage by her
brother, the bride were a street
length gown .of silk organza
over taffetta with a lace top.
She carried a white Bible top
ped with an orchid.
Mrs. Pearl Burnette, sister-in
law of the bride, was matron es
honor.
H. T. Hollowell, Sr., father of
the bridegroom, was best man.
The bride is a graduate of
Youngsville High School and
was employed as a clerk with
the Motor Vehicles Department
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! The bridegroom is a graduate
of Chowan High School and is
stationed in Fayetteville with
the State Highway Patrol.
After a wedding trip the
couple will make their home in
Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lurnettt
entertained .at a reception im
mediately following the wed
ding. Assisting in the serving
were Mrs. Doris Jean Hicks.
Miss Frances Walters. Mrs.
Shelby Jean Morris and Mrs
Janet Morris.
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ual power, we need more spir
itual power.
—Calvin Coolidge.
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