SECTION TWO Cj-gjl (^Theßoundup^ By Wilborne Harrell Today —Among other things, I’m an amateur kitchen mechanic, I like to cook. Currently I am ex perimenting with Southern style wjjl Jg HARRELL spoon bread. Egg bread, Southern style bread, corn meal bre a d— call it what you will, it is basic ally the same thing. And I have learned there are as many ways of preparing it as there are cooks. I have tried several recipes and ready-prepared mixes, and a few experimental recipes of my own. They proved fairly good, some very good, but none improved on the bread our mothers and grandmothers turned out. By rule of thumb, seldom measuring, and with a brand of culinary al-1 MOUND THE FARMS IN CHOWAN By C. W. OVERMAN, Chowan County Agent Sheep Raising in Chowan County Several Chowan County farm ers have small flocks of sheep. Bembry Wood of Greeenfield has a flock of approximately 300, ewes which is the largest. Sheep raising fits in well as one of the cash enterprises on many. farms. Each ewe requires about, one-half acre of good pasture, one, bushel of corru and one bushel of. oat s and about 300 pounds of t good hay per year. Sheep can| also be used for grazing in barn| yards and other small areas which I may otherwise have to be mowed. The wool crop from each sheep' should sell for enough to take care of the feed cost. One or more lambs per year is usually consid ered the profit. While sheep are not considered a highly paying enterprise on a small scale, they do fit into the! farming operation as one of many, cash enterprises. It is necessary | to hare a good ram. One ram i should take care of up to 25 ewes, j To justify a good ram, we feelj that the sheep flock should consist of at least 16 ewes. Orders are now being taken at the county agent’s office for good western ewes. The ewes will cost approximately twenty-five dol- ] lars each. A five dollar deposit for each ewe is required. There! is a limited number of ewe s al ready bought by the N. C. Depart- j ment of Agriculture, so farmers who are interested in purchasing ewes should get their orders in as soon as possible. Soils and Fertilizers in Chowan County The outlook for agriculture for 1958 is no better than it was this time last year for 1957. This means that farmers cannot expect any higher prices and may re Seagram’s JnL Croam sta.{fam' S Stvtnjf Crow ______________ AMERICAN blended whiskey ISssfftzL •**»*♦* . StAGRAII -IISTILLEI! OOMPUY. HEW YORK CITY. BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. THE CHO WAN HERALD chemy all their own, these grand old-timers were unexcelled. They could whip up a batch of spoon bread that would melt in your mouth . . . I’m still looking for the perfect recipe. What’s yours? Yesterday —Edward Zane Carroll Judson, playwright and novelist, better known as “Ned Buntline”, was the original “dime” novelist. He i s credited with over 400 Western novels, which also makes him the first “Western story” writer. Buntline led a very col orful life and often made use of his own adventures as material for his stories. A close friend of Wyatt Earp and Buffalo Bill, Buntline also made use of their experienc in his novels, and was probably responsible for the pop ularity of Earp and Buffalo Bill. Buntline was also the creator of the Buntline Special, the 18-inch gun that Wyatt Earp carried throughout his career and subse ceive some lower prices. The only way to maintain or boost the farm income is by most efficient management. Since we are largely a crop pro ducing county, with livestock de pendent upon crops and pasture, anything we can do to our soil to bring about more efficient pro duction will necessarily help in- j come. This refers to more effi cient fertilization. At a meeting of farmers, fer tilizer dealers, agricultural work ers, and others on January 17, Ex tension Agronomist W. C. White pointed out some important things to consider. Based on soil sam ples sent to the soil testing lab oratory from Chowan Countj during the years 1952-53-54 som important facts were revealed. Approximately 90 per cent of our soils are testing high to very high in phosphorous (phosphates are the middle item in the fertilizer analysis. Approximately 70 per cent of our soils are testing low to very low in potash (the third item in the fertilizer analysis). As you know, our fertilizer analy sis shows the per cent of nitro gen, phosphorus, and potash, in that order. Many of our soil tests showed a need for lime and many did not. The only way that anyone can determine what fertilizer needs to produce a given crop is by a soil analysis. The soil testing service is free and the only cost to the farmer is about 30 minutes time for taking the sample in the field and possibly ten cents postage for each field. Chowan is a peanut county and we also grow a lot of soybeans, which are both legumenous crops I feeding heavily on potash. This means that the correct amount of quently made famous. An interesting fact about the Old West: The purpose of the high crown of the ten-gallon hat of the early cowboys, was to give greater coolness to the head and to provide a receptacle for the cowboy to feed and water his horse when on the trail. Tomorrow —Give a kid toys and he will play with them. Give an aggressive dictator weapons, power, technical know-how and the will to make war, and s ooner or later he will play with them. The analogy holds true in the case of Russia. Conquering the world has all along been the avowed objective of the commun ists, and nothing will deter Rus sia from some- day making the mad gamble. Khrushchev has told us, “We will bury you!” We made the mistake of not believing Hitler when he said he was out to conquer the world. Let’s notl make the same mistake twice. potash used in our rotations will. improve the yield and quality of these crops. Mr. White urged everyone to do everything possi ble to get farmers to make u*e of the soil testing and to follow the results of the soil testing re ports. Agricultural worker s are also in a position to aid farmers in determining the type of fer tilizer needed for crops to be; grown. We urge farmers to make use of these services in 1958 and, in years to come, for more effi cient fertilization, to bring about better yields and higher quality. i MOST EASTERN CAROLINA I FARMS ARE FIRE HAZARD Unless your farm is different! from most other Eastern North: Carolina farms, you have a fire \ hazard on your hands. That’s the opinion of R. S. j Douglass, forestry specialist so the N. C. Agricultural Extension j Service, who advises that the cost j Come in and see our INTERNATIONAL Truck "POWR-LOIC Test"! v s-w#**** *■**'•••** •• - 'A? A' jjj R- . —* 1| j^j|| It’s next best to having traction power on all four wheels —and the cost is so low! 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Byrum Implement & Truck Oompany Dealer’s Franchise No, 1560 EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA THE MISSILE WATCH- -United Press photographers test the positions of their long-range cameras at Cocoa Beach. Fla. Their target is the missile-testing center at Cape Canaveral. A tightening up of security regulations forced the cameramen tc move back to approximately six miles from the launching site. Adding to the difficult assignment is a new policy at the missile center. Instead of leaving the red ball, which warns fishing and other sea craft of an impending tiring, up till tuo missile is fired, the authorities decided to put' i* up and then fewer it imrac- 1 thuteiv. So L.e„c men must i.ecp . sharp feoimut lest a locket io.LtSis off wfeie cameras are being h,,.th d 60 - SECOND SERMONS By— l-RED DODtiK TEXT; . “Much talk, much fool ishness”. —The Talmud Three old ladies in a home for the mentally unbalanced, were sitting on the porch, talking to gether. Finally one said, “I wish that a big, strapping, he-man would come along and make love to us!” One of the other old ladies lean ed over to her friend and whis pered, j “Poor Gertie. She won't be I with us long. She’s beginning to talk sense.” While we are urged tr> “talk | sense,” it i s as important to listen | sensibly. One of the greatest ad | vantages to be gained from a of preparing and maintaining firelanes with a farm tractor is low compared to what a bad Toastmasters’ Club is the knowl edge of how to evaluate speakers. As one learns to speak in public, he knows what other speakers ex perience in preparing and pre senting their ideas. He learns •hat words are used to cover a lack of thinking as well as to con vey thoughts. It is easy for a skilled evaluator to strip away th - utterances of a dema gogue. It is startling and em barrassing to see how mentally naked some speakers can be, A listener gains knowledge and understanding. The listening man is thought to be .wise. To earn such a reputation is worth a lit tle listening. Yes. it is as important to listen with sense as it is to "talk sense”. fire can cost a farmer. Douglass says that if you have a rough area, you may need to get the N. C. Forest Service or a heavy equipment operator to prepare your firelanes the first time. Then you can maintain them with a farm tractor. Old lanes thatwere made with a heavy fireplow can be main tained as combination roads and firelanes if they are worked with a bush and bog harrow reversed to null the dirt in until they are level, and then maintained with a | gang disk to leave them level. D mglass warns that often a SALES REPRESENTATIVE'AND FIGURE COUSULTANT Highly paid, interesting career is available for ambitious, gracious, friendly, representative with car. No experience required as we! have complete training program. 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