PAGE TWO Prospects Point To 71M08 Bales For State Cotton Crop Condition of Crop as a Whole Is Reported Good North Carolina’s cotton crop im proved materially during August, and production prospects point to 710,000 bales. This is 57 per cent larger than the 1947 crop of 452,000 bales, 22 per cent larger than the 10-year average production and will be the largest crop the State has .produced since 1944. Prospective yield of 470 pounds of lint per acre (indicative of nearly a bale per acre) is 135 .pounds more than last year’s yield, 115 pounds above the 10-year average and the highest yield of record. Bolls matured rapidly during Aug ust and a high percentage of the crop, particularly in southern sec tions, is open awaiting picking. Har vest is progressing rapidly in south ern sections under favorable condi tions, and will become active in all coastal and lower Piedmont areas soon. Over the State as a whole, the crop is uniformly good. Moisture during the growing season was sufficient for good .plant development, yet the weather was hot and dry enough to limit .weevil activity. Most cotton has completed fruiting leaving plants with a heavy set of large size bolls. ASTHMA . r— V; mliff ISnM& sZmmT Mf^vMh’braochial Mkw «■<!—i OMaUy Mp* aatare qn ekljr him thick, stick? mucus. Thus sUcvistts mutlilt sod sMs freer brcathlnc end better deep. Oct MBfDAOO tram druggist. SsUs- IssUsa sr messy bosk pmreoteed. iKlk: SHAMPOOING - WIN IN HttPSST WMfeR ’ • < CREMC SHAMPOO 1. Rlnsps away dandruff instantly I 1 2. Leaves hair smoother, shinier 3. Makes hair ** ** 954 easier to manage 2-o*.Tub» 494 IT THE MAKERS Os TOM HOME PERMAHENT Mitchener’s Pharmacy Phone ioo Edenton ■/“ ' ' LIVERMOH Cine Cauls PICKERS and AUTOMATIC FEEDERS _ ; J. v ippiMijmir,. -- I I. x , 7B w*shph WMOi INa v* , naßwy * IflSssdlfl SifIQEZI. j§& # ■pVxr saaE-gy•y v /wS * f £ f* Jil \/ |\r VmX/ ' 1 .. MU> l ■- ■ -.-- .• 1 .«■■*»■• “ ' 11 If You Need a New Picker This Season, See Us Today. We Will Have Two For Delivery Within the Next Few Days. Let Us Repair Your Old Picker Don’t wait until you need your Picker to repair it. We are trying to carry a complete line of parts for all models, and if you will let us have your Picker now, we will have it in first class condition in time for your needs. Hobbs Implement Co. GUY C. HOBBS, Prop. EDENTON, N. C. • •-.i' ■■■—./* Auto Department Calls For Safety | Urges Adults and Chil dren to Observe Saf t ety Rules School bells are ringing again! The Department of Motor Vehicles therefore urges that everybody—chil-' ■ dren and adults—review the rules of I traffic safety. > “With vacation over, and children > going back to school, drivers must b« • extra careful. But all of us must see i that the children are as safe as pos t sible on our streets,” Col. L. C. Ros t ser, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, i says. “And when I say all of us, r that’s just what I mean. The safety i of our children is a job for the whole i community—parents, the police, school . officials, teachers, and every club or organization that numbers motorists, . parents or young people among its > members.” The child safety campaign this . month is part of a continuing traffic . safety program coordinated in North . Carolina by the Department of Mo tor Vehicles, and sponsored nationally i by the National Safety Council. Back-to-school safety pointers Ros , ser listed are: 1. Motorists, give the kids a . “brake” by using special caution in . residential areas, school zones and wherever you see them. 2. Parents, see that your children know the safest route to school —and that they know how to behave safely in traffic. And set them a good ex ample. 3. Older boys and girls, watch out for the smaller children. They follow your example, you know—so give them a good one to follow. 4. Younger children, obey your traffic officers and school safety pa trols. Keep out of the street except when you cross with the traffic, sig nal, and always cross at the intersec tion, never in the middle of the I block. ONE-MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ ] 1. Is there an Evers in the major leagues today? 2. Did the Boston Braves lead the National loop all through the month of August? 3. Is Sammy Baugh still playing professional football? 4. What teams were picked to win major flags in this column last March ? 5. What is the first step proposed by “Happy” Chandler toward enlarg ing the big leagues? The Answers 1. Yes. Hoot Evers of the Detroit Tigers. 2. No. Brooklyn took the lead on next to the last day of the month. 3. Yes, with the Washington Red skins. 4. The Red Sox and the Cardinals. 5. Addition of one or more teams to each of the major loops. MRS. HASKETT IN HOSPITAL Mrs. J. H. Haskett, mother of Mayor Leroy Haskett, was admitted to Chowan Hospital Friday for treat ment and observation. Mrs. Has kett’s condition is reported as favor able. TWF CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, Demonstrations In Forestry Under Way On Clwwan Farms 7 ’• Assistance Being Given By State Forester J. C. Jones 1 Assisted by J. C. Jones, Extension forester, several forestry demonstra tions have been started in Chowan County. A selective cutting demon stration was layed out, marked and timber estimate made on one acre. This acre contains about 6,200 board feet of sawlog timber and quite a lot of pulpwood* marked to come out. Then, a good stand of the best trees will be left to grow. This acre is rep resentative of the twenty acres in this tract of timber. A one-acre timber stand improve ment demonstration was layed out 1 with J. Elton Jordan of Tyner. A visit to Vernon Boyce’s woods at Tyner revealed ten acres of young pines much in need of .proper thin ning and just right for pulptwood. A later date was set to revisit Mr. Boyce, lay off a demonstration plot and mark the trees to be cut for fuel and pulpwood. J. C. Forehand and Kelly Byrum of Ryland were two 4-H Club members visited and timber management dis cussed with them in their woods. A beautiful stand of young pines was observed on E. M. Howell’s farm near Ryland. It was pointed out to Mr. Howell the numerous hardwoods and poorer pines which should be re moved and utilized, leaving ample room for the best trees to grow. A demonstration will probably be layed out here later. Faith does nothing alone —nothing of itself, but everything under God, by God, through God. —Stoughton. Classified and Leps LOST—KEY CHAIN CONTAINING 4 keys and 1 radiator key in vicin ity of Court House Green. $5.00 reward if returned to Chowan Her ald office. ltc FOR SALE—FERGUSON PEANUT digger. Five rollers. In good con dition. See Henry J. Smith, Route 2, Edenton. 5ep16,23,30p FOR SALE MAJESTIC RANGE. In good condition. Will sell cheap. See Mrs. E. T. Rawlinson, 102 Blount Street, Edenton. ltc FOR SALE —4 MALE SPOTTED Poland China pigs, 3 months old. Subject to registration. Weigh ap proximately 80 pounds each. $25.00 each. Mrs. Freeland Chappell, Route 2, Tyner, N. C. (Near Ry land). ltp FAMILY COAT OF ARMS—EXACT hand painted copy of your original. Price $12.50. Work guaranteed. Meredith M. Rodman, P. O. Box 785, Washington, N. C. sep9,l6p LOST BLACK FOUNTAIN PEN on Edenton golf course. Finder return to Herald office and receive reward. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING. Latest methods used in the art Contact Zeb E. Brown & Son, Ahos kie, N. C„ P. O. Box 168. feb26tfc FOR SALE—ONE PORCELAIN KlT chen sink, excellent condition. Ap ply W. D. Holmes, Jr., 407 Court Street, Edenton. sepl6,23c SEEDS—YES, WE HAVE THEM. Turnip, Rutabagas, Curled Kale, Collard, Cabbage has arrived. No order too small or too large. Hal sey Feed & Seed Store, "The Check erboard Store.” ltc POLISHES FOR ALL SHOES—IN all colors and shades—leather or fabric. Ward’s Shoe Shop, West Eden Street Apr 3 ts FREE VEGETABLES! Yes, by side dressing your garden with VIGORO. Recent test proved that it has increased yields up to 252%. If that’s not free vegetables, what is? We can supply you with any size bag. Ask your neighbor. He uses it. Also garden seeds, dust and dusters. We deliver six days a week. Phone 273. Halsey Feed & Seed Store, “The Checkerboard Store.” ltc WHY WORRY IF AFFLICTED with any skin disease? Ask about V-J-O. Mitchener’s Pharmacy, Edenton. exp Nov 11 ’4B EGGS SI.OO PER DOZEN. YEsTIt has been predicted that eggs will sell for SI.OO per dozen this win ter, but you can’t expect to get many if your birds are not proper ly fed and cared for now. Give them a treatment of Purina Check- R-Ton mixed with your mashes. It is a wormer and conditioner com bined. Halsey Feed & Seed Store, “The Checkerboard Store.” ltc North Carolina, In Chowan County,, Superior Court Mary Louise Granby, Plaintiff, vs. William Edward Granby, Defendant NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS BY -PUBLICATION The defendant above named will hereby take notice that an action en titled as above has been commenced ■ ’iii in the Superior Court of Chowan County, North Carolina, for the pur pose of obtaining an absolute divorce from the said defendant upon the grounds of abandonment and separa tion for the statutory period or two years; and the said defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the office of the Cleric of the Superior Court of said County, in the Court Houoe id Edenton, N. C., within twenty days after October 14, 1948, and file a written answer or de mur to the relief demanded in the Complaint in said action, or the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. ' This 9th day of September, 1948. i (s) E. W. SPIRES, Clerk Superior Court. Herbert Leary, Attorney. : Sep t16,23,300c t7hl j — I I ■ North Carolina, Ohawan County. NOTICE! The undersigned, having qualified as Executrix of the estate of V. D. Jones (deceased), late of Chowan County, N. C., this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the under signed on or before the 13th day of September, 1949, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING WORK GUARANTEED Estimates Freely Given G. A. HELMS EDENTON, N. C. Phone 373-J i WISDOM OF THE AGES “America’s future will be , determined by the home and the school.” Upon the experience of others, you can determine the ability of an Those we have served will tell you of our sincerity of purpose. QuU-Lti, FUNERAL HOME PHC,\'E 23/-£DENTOA'-.V C- CZZZZZ} m women prefer i ft Qambry bread I 1 because it tastes 1 1 better 1 TAKE HOME BAM BY BRE AD will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. This 7th day of September, 1948. MOLUE NIXON, Executrix. J. N. Pruden, Attorney. Sop9,l6^3,3oOct7A4Jnp North Carolina, In The Chowan County Superior Court. Otto H. Frisby, Plaintiff, vs. Katherine P. Frisby, Defendant. NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION The defendant above named will hereby take notice that an action en titled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Chowan County, North Carolina, for the pur pose of obtaining an absolute divorce from the said defendant upon the {grounds of abandonment and separa- Ition for thi statutory period of two years; and the said defendant will further take notice that she is requir- .a———————————■—— - WE GIVE YOU 20% B 1 DISCOUNT IF YOU WRITE SMfIM tIS OR CALI US OR uk COME TO SEE US. U TWW s ee * n B SO COME AND SEE Greenville Marble & Granite Works 710 DICKERSON AVE. GREENVILLE, N. C. We Guarantee Our Monuments and Your Foundation To Be Substantial. CONTACT US BEFORE YOU BUY PHONE 2875 or 3309 J. A. CONWAY, Owner * _ _ • _'*""**"*"*- 1 ~~ IT’S NEW! . . . IT’S GOOD!! Homogenized Milk Take a bottle home or call Edenton 217-W and place your order today. Albemarle Dairy P. O. Box 350 Edenton, N. C. Moved To New Location This is to notify our customers and the general public that we have moved our headquarters to the Elliott Building on East Church Street, formerly occupied by the Boaz Re capping Service. We have also taken over the recapping business and will be delighted to serve you in this capacity, as well as any radio needs. Phone 361-W for any service we can render. JACKSON RADIO SERVICE and JACKSON BROS. RECAPPING SERVICE US EAST CHURCH STREET PHONE 361-W EDENTON, N. C. 1 ed to appear at the office of the Cleric of the Superior Court of said County, in the Court House in Edenton, N. C., within twenty days after September 23, 1948, and file a written answer or demur to the relief demanded in the complaint in said action or the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded in said complaint. This 23rd day of August, 1948; (s) E. W. SPIRES, Cleric Superior Court. HERBERT LEARY, Attorney. CfSSST . fcsfrk H EADXCH 81 M llr S Jwr »«■■■» I I m»U. Pot low <Brwtio«« to**. | < _ nnr

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