Driver Df Death Car
Dound Over For Trial
In September Court
Bond For Joe Nathan
Manley Set at $2,000
By Judge Wilson
In Recorder’s Court last Week Judge
Marvin Wilson found probable cause
to order Joe' Nathan Manley bound
over for the September term of Cho
wan Superior Court. His bond was
set at $2,000.
Manley is facing three charges of
manslaughter in connection with a
wreck on the Albemarle Sound bridge
on Easter Monday when three were
killed including his wife, Willie B.
Manley and DeWitt and Ethel Har
ris of Roper. Manley apparently was
driving his Oldsmobile at a high rate
of speedj'when he ran into a large
truck, causing his car to swerve into
the concrete rail of the bridge, then
veering across the bridge and crashing
into a smaller truck and an automo
bile. His car was a complete wreck
and was used in a display later in
front of the Taylor Theatre to impress
motorists to drive carefully.
Manley was also injured in the
wreck and after a brief stay in the
Chowan Hospital was transferred to
the Chowan County jail.
Marines Play Weeksville
Next Wednesday Night
Edenton Marines are scheduled to
cross bats with the Weeksville Naval
Base next Wednesday, June 10, on
Hicks Field at 8 o’clock, EST. The
Weeksville team is leading the Caro
lina Tidewater League and the Ma
rines have won most of their games
this season, so that a battle royal is
anticipated.
There is no admission charged, to
see game, so that the Marines hope
many baseball fans will turn out to
see the game.
SERVICE GUILD MEETING
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the
Edenton Methodist Church will meet
Tuesday night, June 9, at 8 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. Hubert Williford.
People think of the Golden Rule as
something mild and innocuous, like a
baby lamb. But when they suffer an
infringement of it, they think they’ve
been mauled by a panther.
—Francis Wren.
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Marines And Spinners
Divide Two Games
Edenton’s Spinners and the Marines
split in games played Saturday and
Tuesday nights. Saturday night the
Spinners nosed out 3-2 with Billy
Herman on the mound. '
On Tuesday night the Marines re
versed the tables by defeating the
Spinners 9to 5. The Spinners staged
a short-lived rally in the ninth when
the bases were loaded, but the neces
sary punch was lacking. Gene Tay
lor hit a home run for the Spinners.
Taylor relieved Whitson on the mound
in the fifth>
Green Grazing Reduces
Costs Os Feed
Almost all of North Carolina’s
spring baby chicks are large enough
by this time to be on green grazing
crops. This offers the poultryman an
opportunity to greatly reduce his pul
let feed bill during the growing sea
son, according to W. G. Andrews.
Andrews, poultry specialist for the
N. C. State College Agricultural Ex
tension Service, says recently com
pleted experiments show that a third
more clover than grasses was consum
ed by grazing’ pullets. This would
give clover, or the legumes a more
favorable place for grazing, both from
the standpoint of consumption and al- ■
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1953.
so the fact that clovers are higher in
protein than grasses, according to the
poultry specialist. One acre of La
dino clover or its equal should pro
vide ample grazing for 300 pullets,
Andrews says.
Using well-bred, production-type
birds, a goal of 100 eggs per hen dur
ing the first six months of produc
tion should be set, Andrews says. This
is a practical goal, he adds, as evi
denced by the results obtained bn six
farms in one North Carolina county
which reported for a six-months per
iod, beginning September 1, 1952. An
average of 362 hens per farm pro
duced 106 eggs per bird during this
reporting period.
With hot weather already here, An
drews suggests poultrymen keep in
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mind that a bountiful supply of fresh,
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and succulent green feed should be
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the'Eastern city-dweller went looking
for a place to live. In one small town
in. Arizona he approached an old
timer sitting on the steps of the gen
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VA, but I think I should be entitled to
a higher rating. I plan to appeal. Is
there any time limit on filing my ap
peal ?
A—Yes. You must appeal to VA’s
Board of Veterans Appeals within one
year from the rate VA mailed you the
notice of your original rating.
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of beauty and wisdom; her attendants
are comfort, neatness and activity;
her abode is the valley of happiness.
—Johnson.
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SECTION ONE-
T. Andrew Connery
PHOTOGRAPHER
Os Darham, N. C.
Will be in Edenton June 10-11 to
make photographs in the home.
CALL MRS. J. M. JONES
After 5 PjM. For Appointments
Phone 255-J, Edenton
and know how others feel.”
—La Fontaine.
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