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v 11 t' A'Kdn:. .''t tf K.itibnal famn. with at least two books to hit credit toot ''to mention numerous tasgatine arti-t- les on natural science, an4 valuable ' contributiot to museums v and col- ' lege: and universities of' staffed -1 specinieM representing the results: of Hti ; long study, .llorris t M. Green. of .' ": Ardmofe, Pa. wh -. spent-' Several i , days last week at the Hotel ueroorq, is so human that every one who came la contact 'with , him during his stay ,,01 Hertford was attracted, to the . man personally, and tose.who made his acquaintance are looking forward r to .us return in we eany . summer. Mr. Green -'was making ? special , hunting some . particular .variety oi L t-V 1V-1.11.- .--- V Carolina. He Says there an about 45 kinds of mammais: n yarn owe, and that he ftas seen about twenty kinds himself, w ! ' . -' While interested in mammalSi Mr Green frankhr -.admits to a fear of snakes, and. laughingly said that was why he was leaving now, the snakes are .coming oui. He says he is 65 years old. He doesnt look it, and certainly his car riage to that of a amen younger mm Probably the life he ::lead in the open has something to , do wifii that Be that as it may, he says that, Jn and so on, he chases mice, wiucn ne i says Is much eheapefc. Incidentally, he said It didn't require an automo bile to chase the mice. He certainly gets a lot of fun out f bis hobby. He says that when he itays too long in any place the 'Ha lives begin to look askance Some times tney do not onaemana wncw 1i 1I tlum Its ta a nnnmliot He says he sometimes runs across a still .. . . . tM t 1 . in tne wooos, out saia ne nau am seen one inerquimans. He apparently, takes pleasure in watching the reaction of his listen ers to his reports of the little things and what they are like in their natu ral habitat, - Of course, he has the advantage of knowing that the aver are listener hasn't the remotest Idea of what It's all about and hie can tell as much -or as little as he likes. He was interested in something he saw in Dr. Davenport's front yard, and which '.someone" told him" was supposed to be the vertebra of a whale; He made. 'sketch ' of it to send to Washington, D. C, and said he thought he could '' find out some thing about it. A graduate of Cornell University, ureen nas made, a we study oi ural science. He has published iMksM'tth subject and1 has con t ited numerous articles to, inasts-: sines , of ' natural science. He .has . given . valuable collections of stuffed : birds and animals to various institu tions, including lithe CUidve,raJty?of California, the New York Museum of Natural History, and several colleges and universities in the East. Hilda, ha aavr. nrfl vaitt mneh MAre interesting than mice, and he says ne nas a nne collection ox ura. But he says they won't let 'you ,kill the Ki win anw mahs V . Mr. Green is coming back to Here ford in June to make. a study of bats. ' He says they don't fly low, in spite of : the title of an article in a recent magazine which he pointed out, be cause, he says he saw one while here ana it new so nign ne couldn't uu it, BETHEL NEWS Mr. and ; Mrs. J. C. Hobbs were . visitors Sunday in the .home , of . Mr- and Mm V; U Proctor: at Burgess. lit. and Mrs. C. R. Chappell and daughter, Miss Blanche, called on Mr. and Mss. J. E. Coibiti nf Beryidere - isunday. Mr. Julian Broughtonr of Michigan, vlslteoi Mr. and Mrs T. S. Breughton Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. fi. L Mansfield and : two daughters, of Edenton, Vere t Sunday guests , of his father, Mr; J, v H. Mansfield. Ml1, and - Mrs.' E. E. Keaton nod children spent Sunday with his broth- , er, Mr. Keaton, at .Weeksviue. , Miss Lula -v Mae Mansfield spent Sunday at Yeopim with' Mrs, Henry Mansfield.,.. - Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Thach, from near? Yeopimv Station, called at the .. . iome of Mr. J, H. Mansfield Sunday. . Spring: Burniaff Is ! ; BcJ Para Prctfce ' Why bum the woods ' :' " 1 ' This is a question that farmers f " ? should Ask themselves every day, says K. w. uraener, extension forester at - t ."The practice of burninr off weed - -1 lands is one of the most harmful cus- ' i, toms we have inherited from the 4ays I of :.:- -.r farnjV "Cacier . kj clares. ; - , , 1 ( - , Fires burning through tfber Linda , v-, kill young seedlings, seriocJ dntsge v saplings, and check the growth of big . : trees, he points out, to say nothfcg of ts ' -ct!on of hurtua and l-f I matter i i tSX. SoutCwucs h'g : f res kill C7zn V e mat'jre gs of . the f ire . - . - t:tter grazing, he says, bat it does t'"I:te the soil of valuable phut food. Cniinj fence rows drives' birds out into me open- wnere they fall prey to ueir natural enemiM ; ni thm mnw In mMi i , , Many times, brush can h& nut. in a better use b niacin it in & miiv tn help stoD erosion.. Graetutr nnvn . f linn oy .Dunuag lfr-and it i8 just as cheap w nam it to the gullies as it-is to burn It . ' V In the' older countries. AVArutTitno- L.. .11 : - ... . ... .r ' ' O on ue larm that will decay readily is earefully saved and put back into the soiL People who fail to do thf. pay dearly for their Wastefulness, he warns. , v He reconmiAnii iha ?fire breaks", along property lines and Hurougn .wooded areas to check the spread of anv-fimat whip)i nmir h ali- OUt. . A "fire break? consists of a strip of, land -10 to 50 feet wide from Which all inflatnaM mntertnl Kna removed by raking or careful burning. WHTTESTON NEWS Un. S Adrian Smith Anil anna Adrian. Jr.. and Leslia Paul. Af Rair- ley Swamp, visited her parents, Mr, ana rs. a. . winslow, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. White nnH sons, of Elisabeth City, spent Sunday WItn MT. W nit' ntmita. Mr nnrl Mrs. j. r. White. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and son. Robert Lee. BDent the week-end in Rmn. ville and Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. William Grearorv and daughter, Miss Media Gregory, visit- ea reiaaves nere Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Linford Winnlnw nnH children, Adalia and Mary Leland, of ueraord, were guests of relatives here Sunday. ' Mr. Walter Dail. of Murfreehn. spent the week-end with his family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Winslow and children, of Hertford: Mr. and Mrs Irvin L. White, and children, of Win- rail; Kev. M. O. Stephenson, of Cen ter Hill; Misses Manola and Wilma Jolliff visited Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Winslow Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsev Winslow and daughter, Betty Jean, visited Mrs. Winslow's Barents. Mr. and Mrs p. C. White, in Behridere, Sunday. lit. and Mrs. Ira S. Winnlnw. Mr and Mrs. Willie Winslow and daugh ter, Gloria, of Belvidere, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Winslow sun- day. Rev. M. O. Stenhenson. of Center Hill: Misses Manola and Wilmn .Tnl. Uff were' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arba Winslow Sunday evening. Rev. M: O. tStenhenson attendnH services at Up River Friends' Church Hunday evenmg and delivered a very imnressive messasre. hia iext hoincr- "I Bear in My Body the Marks of the m ; . jj .1 it ' . h 1 iVSPaI' 1 Lord Jesus Christ" yiTH this adjustable center . . P'eje of gleaming chromium, designed by Chase, you can be your own table architect and build your flowers and candles into the Bhape and design you choose. The ten separate pieces may be varied in twenty different rays;. n may be large and spread out for the formal dinner, or round And friendlv far tho -h- - w uuuw loiujjj type meal. One of Its biggest ad vantages Is that the low flower holders take short-stemmed flow nrs which are cheap. 8hort Btemmed roses, for instance are nt bargain prices in most florist shops. This centerpiece has been de signed for practicality as well as beauty. The chromium Is a wash over copper. It will not tarnish or scratch, and needs no polishing other than a rub with a towel Ha. . a soap and water bath. It is light and easy to move It tnakes a low central table decora tion that will not hide the face of the gueet opposite you. The ten pieces consist of four candlesticks, four quarterclrcle bois, and two rectangular boxes. The boxes are raised slightly from the table on small black legs, and the decorative lines and base mourning or each box is identical so that being placed together they seem all one piece. Each box has a removable wire flower holder fitted into it It is an interesting idea to experiment In colored can dles, either all four of one shade, or two pairs of different colors. The tapers, whatever color they may be, should harmonise with the color scheme of the table as whole. BELVIDERE NEWS . -Key M. 0, Stephenson' of Center Hill, will preach at Piney Wbods Church on Sunday morning at 11:00 Those visitinc Mr anA t r Corbitt Sunday afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Chappell and daugh ter, Blanche, Mr. and Mrs. .1 if rw. prew and sons. William. .TaI, t. and Lawrence, from near Edenton. " mrs. rannie Corprew is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Corbitt. Miss Fannie MnnWa rn; the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. H Corprew, near Edenton. Mrs. W. L. WliitA nj j - "u uaugiiier, Dorothy, visited Mrs. J. O. White, in Hertford Tuesday afternoon. Miss Clara Whit, wiin .n for sometime, is still unable to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhnr wii Mr. and Mrs. J. R. CnMn night. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wili; w;i j lLjf j " ""v. iiiiuuuw aim Mrs. L. J. Winslow spent Sunriv afternoon in Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Hubert SSSS 8ir' M- Moody """""'", i noDDsvuie. Mrs. C. M. Wi an old-fashioned. party' at her hom Those i enjoyini All Day Quflthlg f ajjy (low fttjttemed at all-dav .' onilUn last Thursday; ,ner jidsidtaJtar were: Mesdames Ida Winslow. JinnU Chappell, J.T. Winslowilt J. Wki. J. F. White. J. ! WhW Mwk. E. Winslow. A. Iff. Winslow. mr,A WU ter Winslow and her'sonj-Jarvia. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! E. S. PIERCE Funeral Director Ambulance Service Phone 156-J HERTFORD, N. C PINEY WOODS Mr. and Mrs. M. J. TteiH ami fom. ily, of Weeksville, ' visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Raper Sunday. Mr. and Mm. .Tnsonli wno Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Davis. r Mrs. W. P. Chamiell and Mrs. Joseph White visited Mra Alii.o Chappell Wednesday. Messrs. Elihu Channell nnil Plar. ence Channell made a hnninesa trin to Suffolk, Va., Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Raner. Mooarii. J. O. ChaDDell and T. S. ChnmiAlI made a business trip to Elizabeth uitq. Tnursday. , Mr. and Mrs. Carson Ward nnH familv. and Mr. Everett Thomnann visited Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ward on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Chappell, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winslowi Mr and Mrs. Walter Jordan, and Mrs. Troy onappei and sons, Carroll and John Edtrar visited Mr. and Chappell Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lerov Ashlev end with relatives in Rocky Hock. Mr. and Mrs. H M. Phthisic nH children, from near Edenton, visited Mrs. Mary Phthisic Sunday. Mi8S Svble ChaDDell snpnt Werlnes. day afternoon with Miss Flora Wins low. . Mrs. -Shelton Channell and Miss Edna Phthisic visited Mrs. J. R. Chappell Monday afternoon. Mrs. Marv Phthisic visited Mra W. .W, Chappell Saturday, K IT II (CE To Depositors and Other Creditors in HERTFORD BANKING CO. HERTFORD, N. C. As reauired of all h the laws of this State n - J "'V rivi J1. 111C AJTOir eral Assembly (duly ratified and known aa House Bill No. 185) this hanlr h oof on a fr rira . 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Brisk, lively acceleration .v. power to meet any emer gency . . and comfort and safety advantages exclusive to Chevrolet 'in its price class ... all are yours when you own one of these 'distinguished Master De Luxe models. Decide now- to see this aristocrat of low-priced cars and td choose Chevrolet for quality at low cost. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. Campari Osntfi torn delivered pricet and any O.M.A.C term ' . A GmtniMon Vabm Thb Majtw Da lom Town Swfen, 615 MBVROtBlT for 1935 ' wlHi NMft VnNlalM vt -' far your Kafety 'ond comfort' ' ' VALVHN-HUD OMINI '. ' tot Comfort oimI foftf AND UP. Limt price of Mmetef Dm Luxe Coupm at Flint, Mob., $340. With bumper; epmre tire and tire look, the limt prise it $HM addi tional. Prioee quoted in thie mdret themeot are lift at Flint and art etibjeet to change without Oottea. ; Knee-Aotkm optional at $30 extra. DEALER AbVKRTtaattSKr ' WUTMItMOO CABU-CONTtOUtO MAKIS far avUk, Mtootfi, polHv braking 1 1 1 SHOCKWOOt tTttXJNQi far oreotar dtMeg i . (Q 1 1 u A str ' has If i ; fcar f s : " thrt V i ; ' :x I ru" 'ch I7 t -j 1- , uj;r f, '7 Z"r9 showed . ( i 1 1 3 had been " : :i : k 1 r-t 1 r 1 i
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