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Peanut Growers To j
Meet On March 26
Annual Meeting: Sched
uled to Be Held In
Neck
Firsrannual meeting of the North
Carolina Peanut Growers Association
will be held in the high school audi
torium in Scotland Neck on March 26,
at 2:00 P. M., announces J. S. Sugg,
executive secretary of the association.
An interesting program to peanut'
farmers has been prepared for that
meeting. Dr. E. T. York, North Caro
lina State College Research Depart
ment, and Mr. Flake Shaw of the
North Carolina Farm Bureau will be
the two principal speakers.
Approximately 50,000 peanut grow
ers are members of the Association,
and will be affected by its activities.
It is realized, Sugg stated, that all of
these people cannot attend the meet
ing; however, it is hoped that many
o fthem will be able to attend and
that each county will be represented
by people who will be able to carry
the lessons learned back to their neigh
bors.
Winners Announced
In Poster Contest
(Continued From Page One)
Rocky Hock School won first prize
and Patricia Ward of the Chowan
School won second prize.
Fifth Grade—Erwin Griffin of the
Edenton School won first prize and
Curtis Twiddy also of the Edenton
School won second prize.
Sixth Grade—Frances Holton of the
Edenton School won first prize and
Janet Parrish of the Rocky Hock
School won second prize.
The poster prepared by Frances
Holton was judged to be the best
poster entered in the contest.
The winners of first place in each
grade received a cash award of sls. j
The winners of second place in each
grade received a cash award of $5.
The over-all winner Frances Hol
ton, was awarded an additional $5. •)
The judging committee consisted of
Mrs. T. B. Smith and Mrs. Martin
Wisely of Edenton and Joe Pruden,|
County Agent of Washington County.
Thcflfcdlowing business men and
busin<fa®firms of Edenton and Cho- 1
wan Bounty contributed to the fund
used *r the prize awards: Home Feed
& Fertilizer Co., Edenton Feed & Live
stock Co., D. R. Baker & Son, Edenton
Peanut Co., Albemarle Peanut Co., |
Chowan Storage Co., Edenton Tractor
& Implement Co., J. H. .Cpnger, j
Hughes-Parker Hardware Co., Leary
Bros. Storage Co., Byrum Implement
Truck Co., By rum Hardware Co., and
Hobbs Implement Co.
The Soil Conservation Supervisors
of Chowan County feel that their first
conservation poster contest was high
ly successful. They are very much
gratified at the participation and in
terest on the part of the pupils in the
three schools. In their opinion the
conservation of our national resources
MR. FARMER
See Us For Your
Seed Peanut Shelling
Let Chowan Storage Com pan;/ .Cell yom*
Seed Peanuts. Thou you are assured of good,
clean, uniform seed winch will improve your
quality and'yield. We refer you to our many
satisfied customers of previous years -They
are our references. |
We have a few select' lots of Farmers
Stock. Jumbo, and Bunch-Type Peanuts for
sale.
Our mill is located at our warehouse on
West Carteret Street near the Home Feed &
Fertilizer Company.
We Are Now Open For Business
Telephone 185 or 287-J
0i owan Storage Company! |
L. E. BUNCH, Mgr.
West Carteret St. Edenton, N. C.
ALL SEED RECEIVES OUR PERSONAL ATTENTION.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU!
Iwaa presented to many of them in
such manner as to develop conser
vation consciousness.
Here and now the Soil Conservation
Supervisors—L. C. Bunch, R. H. Hol
lowell, and Joe A. Webb, Jr.—wish to
express their appreciation and thanks
|to the superintendents, principals,
teachers, judges, and contributors of
the prize awards for their fine spirit
of cooperation exhibited in the conduct
of the contest. The success of the
first contest of this kind is due to
their efforts and guidance.
Appreciation is also extended R. C.
Jordan of the Soil Conservation Ser
vice for his assistance in the conduct
of the contest.
The winners of first and second
•places in each grade of the Chowan
contest entered their posters in the Al
bemarle Soil Conservation District
contest in Elizabeth City March 19,
where Wayne Bunch of the Rocky
Hock School won first place in this
fifth grade contest. The prize was
$lO.
The Chowan County contest posters
will be displayed in each of the coun
ty schools.
Prospects Bright For
High School Baseball
' (Continued From Page One)
Gerald Lassiter, Lin Bond, Sid Cam
pen, Larry Lowe, Clifford Overman,
Carl Forehand, Douglas Cale, Sher
wood Harrell and Carlton Perry.
The Aces have a 16-game schedule,
nine games of which will be played on
the home diamond.
The schedule follows:
March 26 Hertford at Edenton,
3:30 P. M.
March 30 Plymouth at Edenton,
3:30 P. M.
April 2 Columbia at Columbia,
3:30 P. M.
April 6 Plymouth at Plymouth.
April 9 Ahoskie at Edenton, 3:30
P. M.
April 14 Hertford at Hertford,!
2 P. M.
April 16 Elizabeth City at Eliza-'
beth City, 3:30 P. M.
i April 21 Columbia at Edenton,
3:30 P. M.
| April 27 Williamston at Eden
ton, 3:30 P. M.
April 28 Ahoskie at Ahoskie.
May 4 ( —Chowan at Edenton, 8 P. M.
! May 7—Williamston at WilliamstonJ
May 11 -—Elizabeth Citv at Eden- 1
ton, 8 P. M.
I May 14 Elizabeth City at Eliza
beth City, 8 P. M.
. May 18 Elizabeth City at Eden
ton, 8 P. M.
May 1.) Chowan at Edenton, 8
P. M.
I William S. Privott
Speaker At Rotary
•. 1 William S. Privott, who was recent
ly discharged from the U, S. Navy,
; was the principal speaker at last
j week’s Rotary meeting. Mr. Privott
i stated that it was mighty good to be
back home and during his remarks
complimented the Rotary Club for its
interest and accomplishments in vari
ous projects, as well as spoke about
! the need for recreational facilities. ,
He was presented by Lloyd Bunch,'
i who had charge of the program.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. N. C. THURSDAY MARCH 28, 1964.
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Mar2s,Aprill,2,lsc |
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pin. Set with turquoise. Reward if
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completely furnished. Near Base
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LOST— LEATHER POUCH CON
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AT WILD CAT FORK
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New Singer machines may be pur
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SEW IN G M \CHINE REPAIRS—
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Singer Sewing Center, 605 East]
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phone 4306. Nov’tfc |
WANTED TO BUY—CLEAN RAGS j
must be free of buttons and pins, |
no scraps or woolens. Will pay 10c
per pound. The Chowan Herald.
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] to 9P. M. tfc
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