PAGE EIGHT
News From ASCS Office
By H. O. WEST
Tobacco Referendum
A referendum to deter
mine whether there will
be an acreage - poundage
on tobacco for 1968, 1969
and 1970 will be held on
Tuesday, July 18. Tobacco
growers will decide wheth
er marketing quotas and
price support will continue
in effect for the next three
years. As required by
law, two- thirds of the
growers voting must vote
‘“yes" for the program to
continue in effect.
Polls will be open from
7 A. M. until 7 P. M. and
will be located at the fol
lowing places:
A Community—ASCS of
fice.
B Community Earl
Smith’s store.
C Community H & H
Grocery (formerly H. R.
Peele’s store).
Brown Joins
First National
John William (Bill)
Brown has joined the
headquarters staff of First
National Bank of Eastern
North Carolina and will
administer the bank’s
newly - created “Executive
Credit Card” division.
The unique statewide
credit plan was formed
last month in collaboration
with American Express
Company of New York. It
offers a $52,000 line of in
stant credit in addition to
regudar American Express
card benefits.
Mitchell F. Allen, Jr.,
president of the banking
system which has 22 offices
from Boone to Wilmington,
including Edenton, an
nounced Brown’s appoint
ment at his Jacksonville
headquarters today.
Brown recently served as
combat intelligence officer
in Vietnam for the First
Marine Division. Earlier
he was White House “so
cial aid’’ in Washington
and also on the staff of the
commander - in- chief, At
lantic.
Allen, in making the an
nouncement, also reported
that “more members have
signed up for the Execu
tive Credit plan during the
first 30 days than had been
projected the first three
months.’’
“We believe this is due
largely to the plan being
tailored closely for execu
tives (civilian and military)
who require a card not
only for travel and enter
tainment expenses but alnc
relatively large amounts oi
cash on short notice,” Al
len added.
Mass Schedule
At St. Ann’s
Father Joseph J. Lash,
pastor of St. Ann’s Cath
olic Church, announces the
following schedule of
masses:
Thursday, 8 A. M.; Sat
urday, 8 A. M.; Sunday, 8
A. M. and 12:30 P. M.;
Monday, 8 A. M.; Tuesday’
7 P. M.
At All Souls’ in Colum
bia: Sunday, 10 A. M.;
Wednesday, 7 P. M.
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Air Conditioned
Taylor Theatre
EDKNTON, N. c.
Wed. and Thun.
July IJ-13
Elke Sommer in
"DEADLIER THAN
THE MALE"
FIVE BIG RAYS
Friday Thru Tueeday
July 14-15-IS-17-18
Walt Disney's
"THE GNOME
MOBILE"
With Walter Brennan
and Karen Dotrice
Flnt Floor tee - 78* - Me
Baleoay Me ut Me
Wednesday, July If—
Debbie Reynolds in
"THE SINGING NUN"
ALL FUATIKKS IN COLOB
Peanut and Cotton
Promotion Referendum!
Cotton and peanut pro
ducers, along with tobacco
producers, have an obli
gation on Tuesday, July
18. Besides voting on the
tobacco program, produc
ers will vote whether or
not to continue the assess
ment program on tobacco,
peanuts and cotton. Funds
collected under these pro
grams are used for experi
mental and promotional
purposes. Although these
programs are not affiliated
with ASCS, the referen
dums will be held on the
same day and at the same
Award Is Won By Mrs. Allred
Mrs. Maiy W. Allred of
Concord won a writing
award in the 1967 Writer’s
Conference at Ridgecrest.
Mrs. Allred, formerly a
resident of Chowan Coun
ty, is correspondent for the
American Bible Society,
writing in The Chowan
Herald.
She was one of some
100 persons from through
out the United States at
tending the June confer
ence.
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polling places.
1968 Tobacco Notice#
Operators of tobacco
farms were mailed their
1968 tobacco notices July 7.
These notices show the
basic allotment and quota
for 7968. Any adjustment
for overmarketing or un
dermarketing of the 1967
crop will be made later
and producers will receive
a revised notice during
January of 1968. These
first notices were mailed
at this time since the lqw
requires that' a producer
know his allotment for the
following year before he
votes in the referendum.
Mrs. Allred, however,
was recipient of the only
award presented in the
field of juvenile short
sotry.
The wife of the Cabarrus
Baptist Associational Mis
sionary, Rev. Thurman W.
Allred, she was the only
Tar Heel winner. The
manuscript, written for the
12-year-old group, was en
titled “A Growing Up
Summer.”
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the North Carolina Sym
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nual meeting in Chapel
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