Friday, July 31, 1959 Page SIX tri>- Soybean Growers Will Have New Variety for Next Year North Carolina soybean growers^ will have a new variety to choose from next year. Hill, a new soybean variety for North Carolina and the South, has been released by USDA and coope rating state experiment stations. Foundation seed of the new va riety is now being increased. The seed supply for next year should be good, says Dr. Charles A. Brim, a rSDA scientist at N. C. State col lege who worked on the variety. Kehoe — Starting Today W. C. CHADWICK GENERAL INSURANCE Clark Building Telephones; Office ME 7-314* — Home ME 7-3432 in Northeast and Tidewater coun ties a choice of an earlier maturing variety,” Spain says. ‘Tt may also spread the harvest season for many other growers.” Variety demonstrations of Hill are now being grown in several Eastern and Northeastern North Carolina counties. There are also plantings at the Tidewater Re search Station, Plymouth. County agricultural agents have additional information on the new variety. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS GOING UP—David Nelson and Kathryn (Mrs. Bing Crosby) Grant eo-star in "THE BIG CIR CUS"—opening its 7-day run at the Kehoe today. According to George Spain, agro nomy specialist at State college, the Hill has these characteristics: early maturity, high comparative yields, shatter resistance, resist ance to major leaf disease and pur ple stain, and excellent seed quali ty- . , Hill is similar in appearance and related to the popular Lee, Spain continued, but matures 15 to 18 days earlier. It has white instead of purple flowers, and the hilum (eye) of the seed is light brown in color. Seed size of Hill is slightly smaller than Lee. “Hill will give soybean growers The S.B. Parker Co. ME 7-3397 Your Lennox Comfort Craftsman For Expert Plumbing at Reasonal Prices, Call James L Cayton ME 7-9389 N. C. License 1697 R. O. Fagan and wife, Carrie M. Fagan, to Louis Ralph Stowe, prop erty in Oakside. 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