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The Agricultural Conservation
Program gave a big boost to efforts
to provide more and better pastures
on Duplin County farms during the
1950 calendar year. .
Some 1350 county farmers seeded
"' 4152 acres of permanent pastures
: with 50 percent of the "out-of-the-
pocket" cost furnished through the
AGP, Joe E. Sloan, Chairman of the
Duplin County Production and Mar
ketlng Administration Committee,
announced this week. . :
v The PMA Chairman pointed out
that this acreage represents an in
crease of 1422 acres seeded to pas
tures by farmers under the ACP
last year. , " " '
Pasture seed, made .available to
participating farmers through the
program's purchase order system,
Included 6304 pounds of ladino,
2431 pounds of orchard grass; and
37563 pounds of fescue.
Farmers who obtain pasture seed
under the program are always as
sured of high quality seed,", the
hrm leader said, "as only seed
meeting high germination and pur
ity tests are made available."
v; Not only in Duplin County, but
throughout the State, farmers are
taking advantages of services of-
s fered thropgh the ACP to aid them
establish more and better perma
nent pastures. Hecent announce
ment by Q. Tom scou, oiaie x-jij
Raipieti. reveais tuai
INJURED IN KOKEA M Clf!
Department listed I'i riaU Llvirltv!
w Th Defense Detjartment listed
as injured Sgt. Milton Smith Miller,
son of Mrs. came, smin auuer oi
Rt.-1, Beulaville. ' ' .. - .
The Beulaville -Masonic Lodge
met Tuesday night to elect officers
UDBITUUIU, j -' , 1
255M acres of permanent paswres ymlng hef glgter
were seeoea in iue ounc mm
, Elected for the year are: Leonard
MAGNOLIA PERSONALS Kennedy, Worshipful Master; F. W.
, . joneg jr., senior Warden; Leslie
VlTPvncn VAD I.AQV WVW . - .. . . a TitaiH.iiil
miuiiuu v. uuwa . jenneoy, jumor waiuea; nuiwv
Work will soon begin on the um., TrMiurer: Joseoh W. Smith,
water works jtnd our men Willi secretary; Ashe Miller, Sehlor Dea-
nave jobs. ,
We are glad to welcome to our
town Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Matthis,
coming from Clinton. Mr. Matthis
Is our new barber.' They are at
home in an apartment with Miss
Annie Swinson. ' . . - i
Guests of Miss Louise Croom on
Sunday were Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Hunter and baby of Florence; S. C.
S. B. Hunter u visiting his sister
in Richmond, Va. ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Godfrey and
daughter Mrs. O. L. Olson of Loula
burg attended the funeral of T. M.
Rogers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kissner ana
children "spent the. week , end in
Wilmington. , . r, ' ,
Mrs. J. s. Sutton is critically 111
at the borne of her daughter Mrs.
J. D. Peterson in uomsooro. -.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker Of Wil
mington visited Mrs. Mary Merritt
and .Miss Charlotte Chestnutt on
Satiirdav: '.' if 13
Mrs Nnrlne 'Whitehead 'of Ml-
assistance during the 1950 calendar
year. This compares with 167,228
. acre under the program last year,
mA onnnn acres in 1948.
Pasture seed made available
through the purchase order plan
to participating farmers troughout
the State included 1,549,591 pounds
of orchard grass; 987,021 of fescue;
15,030 white dutch clover and 437,
658 of ladino clover.
"Assistance provided under the
Agricultural Conservation Pro
gram," Scott said, "has proved the
nnf .ffeotivA nnd efficient means
nf setting essential conservation
work done on the land of individ
: v- "This method of assistance does
tfcp' farmer to pay, in
u UVk iVHv - " -
the IniUal outlay,' the entire cost of
seeding or improving pasture ape-
age; and therefore, has been an in
centive for many farmers, financial
ly unable to bear the entire cost at
seeding time, to take advantage of
the pasture practice," Scott explain
ed. - "The share, of cost provided un
der the ACP also represents the
public interest" and in conservation
- Ul BWM , " -
The Agricultural uonservauuu
'' Program is available to all farmers
' in Duplin County. With the 1951
program already approved, farm
- era are urged to visit their county
PMA office at Kenansville, N. C. to
' discuss their conservation needs for
the coming year.
T bftf1 Turner. - :.i
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martino of
Fn vetteville soent the' ' week'' end
with Mrs. Sallie Tucker.
Mrs. J. E. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Chestnutt, Claude: Evans
and Mrs. Inez Parker attended the
funeral of Mrs. L. D. Sheffield in
fan- .TimH Miller, junior Deacon:
John Miller. Senior Steward: X. B.
Brown, Junior .stewara; j.. aumu
Brown. Tyler: and John . Home,
Chaplain. The retiring Master. Is
J W Smith. Installation will ne
beld January 2. " 1 .
Calypso Lions Hear
Reverend Iferrison
TOO XATE FOilk lAST WEEK
The T,jiitKo',Ion Clutt tfeard
Rev, B. L. Harrison, new Methodist
pastof 6f the Mt Olive una (jaiypso
cnurcnef at "taeir regular ainner
spoke for a few'inlhutes on
Why', The "why's of the things
we are doing today In the light of
mankind' nrofiTess". His talk Was
timely and interesting.
'. Tonowina the address Miss Ann
whafley, director of "Uncle Ezery's
Hayloft Jamooree" to ne given in
i. t ...
visitors for a ft- u. .s vta
comical and , religions' readings.
President N. A. Sloan led the busi
ness discussion and appointed some
committees. Kev. Murpny,.,t.:pitn oi
Faison, Zone Cbalrmao.i waf pres
. ... J ..It.J . M.(lhit flf flfftlUM
em ana cuueu uji.iuiiuwyivv
n - raivmn. Faison. . Warsaw and
Magnolia clubs to meet after the
main gathering was over, ; .. .
L0!!6 RIDGE ;.
. HEWS
: : intended For Last Week)
Mr Jnhn xornesar Is recuper-
tinff at her home from a recent
ooeratlon.
'Eva Kornegay, small daughter a?
Mr. and Mrs. D R. Kornegay, has
fmm Kins ton hospital.
; t4i nnuai Christmas tree, and
hw " .
program will be at Long ..xuage
hinwh nn Kunaay mam xieu. w
The regular quarterly conierence
of the church will fee at the church
Mrs.- Henry Howard died Tues
day morning after several years
of failing health,
v Mr. and Mrs. McDonald Carr
have moved to Rose Hill where he
is employed. Mrs. Carr is employ
ed in Wallace. Gray Maxwell has
charge of the Fussell Filling Sta
tion since. they moved away.
Price vwJ i-i(.a.uc. Ail n --'-
are requested to be present.
Many attended the Blizzard fu
neral at Blizzards X-roads Friday.
Several attended the xunerai m
Mrs. Molly Arnett at the rate
cemetery at Wolfscrape Sunday.
She was formerly or tnis section.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie outlaw ma
lted Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beu oi
Rones Chapel ; Thursday of last
weekr 1 ' . "r f ; i -(' 1 f j ,"
m onH i-a"Rrvb Dall spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones.
The Intermeaiate i.ea.ue eujujr
ed a weiner roast at the home of
...u iw sentt last Tuesday ev-
ening. Mrs. Ora Scott lea tne group
Mrs. Nelson Kornegay assiBieu u
Janice-Sutton was hostess to the
wnmtn'a AiiTlllflrV at ner nonw
Friday night. ' , ..
""Mrs. J: M. Walker has been con
fined to her bed for two weess
suffering from an injured nerve
of the spine. - . : "
' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bell of Rones
Chapel visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Sutton Sunday.
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