t- I -r.
4.-.
ir? miniature r -
Hiss Kate r2v;tca J 1 ! - -1 i :? part were :
week end with llrs. T. C. II. .xa F.V, ITeGst-, I j
ia Kinstcn. , . J Crai, JScs I::;.-.::
Tiss Nancy Jc?:::ly r;;-t tie'p5.11 j;r c-,
nti ?-- - j. ma Coutherlari. -.:r v.
Mercer at Eslieli. , .,,,,; jsesaca a sceiil tear was er;:jcJ
Mrs. J. E. J erritt gptr t Ksriayj1? schccl lsac h rsc:a" -
ia Ealeish shejpizs witli L:r
f hter Caroline, who attcrli Peace I 17 VS. "1 . (
Unlit' , s w ' - v
- -o , ,... i
Hiss Anna Kate Crai rr"-t the
past week end with her parents
in Uaricn. v ,
' Mrs. Wilher Adams of . Anj-ier
visited her ? parents here -daring
the week end. , . -
' Mrs. Alton Newton and ?; baby
girl, Sally,, spent several days last
week in Kmston.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer
, and baby . of Bladenboro 'spent
Sunday Here with Ilr. and Mrs.
?f , lit 4iJ
Classifications cf sdil-ccsservic
and soil-depletir; crcps - f cr the
1S37 soil-conservatica prcram in
North Carolina have been announ
ced by J. F. Criswell, of State Col
lege. r .
Crops to be counted as depleting
are:
0 1
C
..j. in
r: J c
t i i
low both
; crops,
. t r-rt
.aal-
r
i are
. ,;et-'
:::;!et-
r - - - frp
1 csn-
--13 oc-
hsd
a at-
r. :
cc
r, t... ... -
3 will also
rvirg. If
1 winter
will be
. iA as fle-
-:? rr-ved
. r at i
1 ; ;r.7th I
Sam Newton. They were accom- "I' ...
panied home by Mrs. Newton who' ,c"llun peanuts
will visit them several days. j harvested; for nuts, brooifi corn.
Supenntendent and Mrs.. 0. i Trt a J 'i ,
Johnson went to Raleigh one day
last week. - .
. - Bev. and Mrs. A. D. Outlaw and
children of Elizabeth City spent
the week end here with the Al
bert Outlaws, t . -
-' Mrs. I. F. Ormond of Goldsboro
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G.
B. DaiL . u . ...h , . .
Mr. Murphy Canady left Tues-
day for ' Louisville, Kentucky to
' help as a social service worker in
, the flood area. - .:,1,,,ii, ,"
Mr. and Mrs. W; K Powell and
son spent one day recently in Dur
. ham. .,
SEWING CLUb! ' .
; Mrs. Faison McGowen was hos
tess to' the B. M. G. Sewing Club
r on last Tuesday afternoon from 3
to 5 o'clock. A goodljCnumber of
members also one visitor were pre
sent regardless of the stormv wea-
ther.1 After, the usual sewing ; bee
truck and vegetable crops, inclutl
ing melons, strawberries, and Irish
and sweet potatoes.
Wheatoats, barley, rye, buck
wheat, and grain mixtures when
cut for grain or hay, Sudan, mil
let, and Italian rye grass harvest
ed for hay or seed.
, Bulbs and flowers, , ,
The following crops which he?'
build up or improve the soil are
to be counted as soil-conserving:
Sweet, red, alsike, white, . and
mammoth clovers.- Alfalfa, kudzu,
and sericea, ; Soybeans, velvet
beans, field : peas, . and cowpeas.
Vetch, Austrian winter peas, bur
and; crimson clover,- crotalaria,
and annual varieties of lespedeza.
Peanuts when pastured. Sudan,
millet, -and Italian rye grass not
harvested for hay or seed.v Blue
grass, 'Dallis, redtop,: timothy, or
chard;?'; grass, Bermuda, . carpet
grass,1 and mixtures of these. - . ..
Jtye, oaxs, oariey, wheat, buck
i:
scnir.T, tut:';: ;
cu:7 .tT.:.:t cr;-I : :
arl a Ercv.tli L.3 l;
v .... ,
XLi3 ncars, Cri:v.:Il er;"ised,
that in fcrirjr ILa f.:r:r:l scil
da;1ctir Izzz fcr a L-m, t!-3 en
tire acrcra cf thesa r;::; I crops
will be cozatedn. And in determ
ining the scil-ccsservk:: tcreage,
one half cf the same "mixed a
cres" will be counted. v.
.The entire acreage . on which
mixtures cf legumes and depleting
crops (winter legumes and small
grains, or summer legumes and an
nual, grasses) are harvested toge
ther shall be classified - as soil
depleting. One-half of the, same
land will be counted in the soil
conserving acreage if at least 20
per cent of the total growth har
vested consists of legumes.
' When a depleting crop is har
vested and immediately followed
lClktf tf v 3
on lir. L.
verctlla i;
year, t' a c
ssil-ccs::r.ir.7.
I Land ret t ::1 f. ? r
either : cr r . ;
crcps, arl C:v:.;l t; V .
ing purposes, is cl:-li.l ts r.:
tral ;: :l v; .
' Viseyards, tree fmits,
fruits, bush fruits, r-t tr: r I
nursery stock not i-t;r .1 ' I.
lar r:--c::.;
not p:--t;l X
January 1, IZ
Last year rir r:: : '
"Zzl? Ircvcnt r;r:;t
tl:3 t::t cr ferc-1;
a? r:ra fii-i ii us r, ;
-3 trs rcr.i-rj "r;..
.:-,.' 'w'e can r'1 3 t
V c 11 j c::; :::'.:-'
c:t tf cur t;z.
tl3 n:tt3 a" reality ti:3 c:.
;i::n van are .-: .l
ta r:r.tl:n Tie rr..i .
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' - WE CORDIALLY INVITE YCU TO COIIE AND SEE OUI
NEW SHOP. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SHOP IN THIS TER
RITORY. . , , , ,
oc
o o
o o
the guests were invited rata th nUof .;w
!S2f l.W'te grain of hay, provided a'go6d
seated at an attractively annoint-vrmvth i wt fi, " :.
cu utuxe txuf xexxesnmenis. me
Valentine motive ' was carried out
most effectively. Mrs. B.X Wells
was given the seat of honor since
it was also the occasion of her
birthday. She was presented a lo
vely salad bowl by the hostess.
' i f . CIRCLES MEET . -
" Circle No. ; 1 of the Woman's
. Auxiliary of Grove Presbyterian
Church met on Monday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Walter
.Stroud There were ten ladies pre
' sent. The Bible Study in Genesis
was lead by Mrs. F. L. Goodman.
-After an interesting business ses
sion, the hostess, assited by Miss
Jnez Stroud, served chicken salad
with accessories. , ' -, -
4 Circle No. 2 met on Monday
night at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs.
J. BY Wallace. The Bible Study
was in charge of Kiss Nancy Jus
sely. Six members .were present.
Pncr to adjournment, the hostess
served salad course.
l !"' KONTBACT ELp " '
" .The Eesazsvills Hontract Blub
met on last Thursday afternoon
at 2 :30 with Mrs. Oliver Cides.
The meeting: was marked bv cna
hurired per cent attendance rrhi
ch was the first time in sevsrd
necths. It was the first tine that
llrs. J. 11. Brock had teen elle
ta attend the club since NovcuLcr
eI rest fitting that she sir:!l
v. -Ii away with the high score
r8 which was a dautle deck cf
czrs, llrs. D. S. WIiar:saa"was
rirca a handkerchief fcr ccr:a
lit:;n. A tenptirg salad carse
f -:'cJ the games.' Valentine tal
J : i v:zzs used and red valentine
t3 filled with miati r.-ere
' . n ts favcrs.
:..
I V : iy ivonmrs are overi a v
:. . ,- 'ry . s f j m o we all usz ' . - r ;
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