i Tuuay, December 'll, corn
' r"l ..vote, in referendum
J? to put into effect "Soil
k Base Acreages," as used this
V of return to the acrejjraAl
..nt plah; in effect for some
js previously. If -two-tJiirds jr
re of ithe farmers-who Tote . tfa-
r - base acreages. Uey .will fe
J; if nV' (isjeoe-thiri favor;
j-eage sUutrhenU, they5 will be In1
ii tne ;?orn. Dase ,a5gej pr-rf
ram s approve tn oase acreage
&miriereiaf vpnnjles will be i
aulio)! Icreajfor each year the jro'
ram aiieff4t There will be no
sorn aereagB,lioiBifcai'he pjrjjNf
support level win b4'etepifned jni
.no, secretary. 01 .Agriculture eaon
year' in accordance with genera!
directives in the controlling legis
lation. -For 1917,' the support level
will be an average of 01.31 a bush
el . Farmer will qualify for price
" support , by staying within their
1 share of the ""national corn base
acreage," and also taking part in
. tbe Soil Bank program. , .'
If the acreage allotment pro-
, graB)-s approved an acreage al
lotment for the .commercial cobq-
' ties will be determined each year
, "in accordance with legislation pro-
-jis(nu.:.fpi lpif, the Jotsal jacre-jj
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Vieterize
YOUR HOME
If'O Protect Water Unes..,!
O' To Save Heat, f ,
)u' close m,youRr'
FOUNDATION WITH
CEMENTVBLOCKS
.Inexpensive When You Use.
Fourjucft Blocks :, : i f
i 0r.:y.17cEsch
tl'rris Piu.mlii.ig
I'rice s-'!o i levels t be wn
a i - cf'73 Pn - r cent of far-
it'' acconL...e rith the sup-
I ' atien. , ,r ' tiir -
i ''-ppo'l'will be M
Uthel. Farthers au qualify iiM-
price support by comptyihf with
their ; iitdividnaJ, ian4 corn allot
ments, .'s.:".- ' .'".'. .' '' 'I .
There are no plans to pfferprice
support or 1957 "com production
which - js not in compliance with
acreage'., allotment or Soil Bank
provision. Such non-compuasjee
price support were available in
1956 becaasn M special conditions.
' Producer in commercial fCOnir-
tteslwinnM elisible to take Part, in
ttriXcreage Befermj, s4 Cpaseft
vatic Reserve , programs df the
aioil ,Pank 'Wnder either, the "corn
base, aereS oj the ''acreage al
Iotiwmt T6rtra'm. The Unit 'rate
ifterminiBI payawsnts under i
imr corn Acreage- oeacrve pnifm.
in 1957 will be 80 cents per bushel.
Paynfent;ratea tfer acre .will be. 90
cents . a : bushel times the normal
yield, established by the ASC coun
ty committee-.' ! ; ": ' - v.;
The ;' December 11 referendum
gives producers a chance to vote on
an alternate . program with the
larger base acreages", 51 million
acres, and price support as neter-i
mined each year as, compared with'
the smaller "allotments", 37.3 mil
lion acres,', and price supports in-
the T5 to 90 per cent of parity,
range. ; . A- 1 "' .v--rt '
Hetene ,W.. Nixon, Perquimans
CoojiW ASC office ' manager, said
that farmers wiii receive notice of:
their individual -base acreages and
allotments Wore the referendum. -
Leiave Far. Christmas
Given Army Enlistees
, A Christmas; leave policy hjs
been set jjp kythe Department of!
the Army whereby anyone enlisting
in the Array during tie period of
December 16 to 81 can get tip to
15 days leave and be home .for
Christmas and . New Year's This
announcement was made by MSgt.
Sherman D. Owen and Sfc Morris
M. Williams, local Army recruit
'era. t
Anyone enlisting ' - during ' the
above period, may at their request
be given -15 days leave and' they
will not have to report to the re.
eeption . center at Fort jtachsoni S,
Cont4.Jatui8rJ 3, 1957,,. Thjs en-.
aplesjtjiB enlistee t Spend, he.holi
days'a home and get pai for the
15 dayS. r Interested - young meit
at
the
L nton
f ff ice on I
ti-oiit Si A,.
an-nnane
Jul U.M
mm. I
i"i
l'i i kvig Per" f 1
.j . i . 't i . . ' i . i
mi' to Li nooA. i tne c
GI VZ2.J
. Veterans discharged since Sep
tember 8, l5 n longer have ISO
days after separation to apply for
government insoiance according to
the North Carolina Veterans Comt
mission. . - Men separated from the
armed services since September
l?6f With jthifeptip4i of serrcr
connected dissbjed veterans hae
enly I BnJtil' Deefflmbe, ,31, 1B
iaBDlv fob CIlinfeuiinrtB I i. ', '
This change. in applying for m-
ernment insurance is due to legtf
latlori passed br the last !ongrdis
whjfchprohlbite essuanoe ef -awanee
. after ' December 31, 116
excent to mcii who hive a disabili
ty resulUng fronu service. . , ) ,
, AU veterans interested in apply
ing for government insurance are
urged to contacts J. L. Wiggins,
Veterans Service Officer, Edenton,
or the District Office of the North
Carolina Veterans Commission in
Elisabeth City.
Couple Honored
At Bridal Parties
Mr.' and Mrs. Maynard M. Perry
entertained at a o'dock dinner-on
Sunday, November 11, honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Burwell B. Winslow, (the
former Mies Alvis Ferry. .The din
ing table was centered with an ar
rangement of white gladioli and
pink roses. 'Covers' were laid for
ten. ; - , .fef
Mrs. Winslqw. was honored with
a kitchen, shower en Tuesday night,
November 13, given by Mrs. D.'H.
Berryman, Mrs. McCoy Spivey and
Mrs. Curtis Chappell at the hdme
of Mrs. Berryman near Hobbsvijle.
The ..heme was decorated through
out with arrangements of raised
fall fjowerst . The table was cover
ed, with a cutwork cloth and cen
tered with an ' arrangement of
white mums and lighted candles,
Punch was poured by Mrs. McCoy1
Spivey,'' Qthers assisting In servJ
ing were Mrs. O. M. Blanehard,
Mrs. le A. Phillips, Mrs. Ernest
Boce ftnd Mrs. ftmes Ward.
slo
k befoi t
n
ji .Jaarjone v
, J Dr. ahd Mrs.JJ S.
Jl.bABM.wJfuifilvwiih &rr' - j rout ttri j
m Uffalllflowm and IV7 ', from ?8' ster Z. i
candles in suWer r4ndelbra. .V tJnhr'y U,rt CJ
buffe table was decontoi wiii t ' 5 who were reeenHy pleTe4 ty
arrangement f white mums, on ; -ie 13 naiional jjocial tororities
white satin foundation and center- the Duke oampus.
ed with a wedding candk to be I Miss Bonn pledged Zet Tau Al-
burned on acb anniversary. Guests J b sorority.
were invited to the basement pipy
room to await supper,. Covers
were laid, for 40, which included
members of the wedding party andl
out-of-town forests.
'
.o wi...
a ,0,
" - -n I nger f
. to e pre? .
he w i
ieto',
t.; "ited
8 to be assured ol
I. 1 iuli 7
ng ps 'y
'rs.
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home
AUXIUAET KrrrilC3 to ts
GELD IN CANTON CSC Uk
Mrs. Mam Pave-port, pres,Jent
of the Anwrie8'J"in Anacil ry,
has Reived a inv;atIon fronji the
Edenton vnittt, members' are
Snvite4 to attend . meeting Bt the
MkjtoffiW Milaw
Wrtaisnvbelof 4n veit
party and out-of-town guests ;xt
their hoifjjn Spnbnry foUojiring
the peheav the, wedding. i. Ttii
home wa eabtifujly decorated in
pale pinkj;;TbUviflg. room mantle'.
was eenM ''iiid,s aiwnwiTieBtr'
of pink nt .ass entwined in two fin jV)ejp; C&JICC
Legion hut December 4 at P; My
in", honor Vrf the ipekHentit e
V, .'..ir'i"i.jill'.I.-i'i.-i-4, -if
none wwiSH nravins- The Irdl, Pnwr in
r. .. . niiii wan, mn iipii i nnn a minitTAa Art maarinK
r'r ''i- - - '' -"i - - -'
Americah lgion
was a tiny foantajn with iloafip?
carnationi The dining Itooss tabk
was sentorea wrtna pin satin cov
ered ' heart entwined l with .'pink
snapdragons r flanked by lighted
pink tapers hi aaer. candelabra.
The pale piijk tiered cake was mt
by : Mrs. Convey . Petrjr and puch
Was poured by Miss Johnnie White
Others assisting in serving were
Mrs. Hunter Morgsn, Mrs. BernAr4
Hofler and Mrs.: Sidney Hpfler,
yMr: .and Mrs. Dillard Morgan
Jackson 'entertained. with a buffet
supper at fheir home Jn''Hertfor4,
,v.
' Mr. and Mra.ernar4 JKfier :
tertained the members of. the tWin-slow-Perry
wedding party-with .'a'
wedding breakfast1 at their home
near Hohbsvilte Strtftrday . mornings
at ii:au o ciock. , f pit: nomefa
decorated with arrangements,1: 'f
mixed fall wwen anff lignted cai
dies in sili;?earf4l4bA? .The"
bride's table; 'was' Jtetered with a
eutwork elotii and centered with
an arrssgemeet of nink chryaafr
wemwns n snnparagons iiaaxea;
by lighted Pink candles in nil vef
eandeiabra. Guests nuwaerW 35.
Thn Nirthesstern Cancer; Clinic
will be jield oii Friday afternoon,
December. 7. in' fUicabetn" City with
registration beginning Ml P. M. A
chest .-ry wUl be. given anyone
wishing it, along wiuftm isxamina-
tion of the Tive' areas of the body
where cancer ' J eajUyfouiyl
and cured. There-' are1 no-r limita
tions as- to. sex, 'racef physical'" or
economic status,' at ' the center.
However, women should be 35 f or
WE GIVE
CO.ONUL
SAVTAMPS
Hertford, M. C i
sj rrro'ntment should write thp
Ccer Center, Slirsbeth Cjty.'fr
-priority. ,Examines are asked i
bring . robe or housecoat t wt)i
thew. , ;
PMT3
The Beech Spring Club mat
Tuesday, November 18 with Mrs.
Joseph Layden witV J
present and one vk,;l''Jl,h pK
ident, Mrn; Vf-fj Tef't Um.
The. meeting opened u.j! !L-i:sii-ftig
"America The Eeautiful." The
devotional was glvealUrs. John
Kill reartg- tbe-'Faalm and
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teresting demonstration on Chrlst
pias' decorations.', "The r' b Tras
then invited into the kitchen where
"Food and. Nutrition" Leader Mrs.
Joseph Lsyden gave ft trj inter
esting demonstration on "Eat A
Good Breakfast." Mrs. A, IS. Lay
den, recreation leader, conducted a
contest with Mrs. C W. Reed win
ning the prise. .Delicious refresh'
ttients were served by the hostess.
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To Attend XJP..'
Gas Dimcnstration
C, it. : ftrrell, Jr was one of
the directors of the: North Carolina
L.P. Gas ijAksociation 'attending, a
iM Raleigh an Thursday, at
ii, II p-races,
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f -S0YDEAflS-FOTS
:: Place Your OieNowFPF;;
j SEED CQRN For '$&y Spring DeUyerj! j j
. J. F, .HpUowelJ;; $?Soht: if
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riculture conducted ' a (1
tion on-new jrr""X)ved met.
del 7 and ' i-age of L.
a: t f ' g additio-'
ty: r ,tLi I .i. ess. !
miss aautiu
t towh, wikfwskiMv
$35 J5
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VVf Mi Divers & Son
1 . ' Hertford, N. C.C.,
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corrpression hflrepower'; under . yowl command ! -
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cot. Aha Ramfet (Mai faction ere
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