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' Soil C*»a*rvation
District fcaa entered
Qqo&year contest for 1959. Dte
supervisors met at the SCS
work unit office in Elizabeth
City Monday night, May 11, and
, completed the application form.
Ok the score card,, the Albemarle
fiksti ct rated 2944 points of a
possible 3400 points, LnSt year,
when we won the poof year
award, our ‘'core was 2758 po'"ts
of a passible 3600 points. We
cannot win first place this year
afccording to the rules But will
be eligible to 1 Win again' fn 1960.
Conservation farmer of the year
as elected by the board of super
visors was H. C. Ferebee of Cam
den County.
Plant Materials Plant Sriq
Twb plantings have been made
or Gdliam Wood’s farm. These
plantings*, were madqrfor the pur
pose of /lasting their* desirability
as quail, food. Gne U?a wild soy
bean Glycine Max seeded be
tween the flOws of Bicolor lespe- *
deza and irrhgrplanted with corn.)
The other feinting is Gillen’s
Tick Clover (Desmodium dil’enii'
al*o . for quaiP fond If tthp<c
plants live up to their expecta
* tions a new quail food should be
available soon. 1 t
Wildlife Plants *
Several people L "n’e requested
seed or plants within the last few
days for wildlife plantings. It is
a litt'e late in the R :
colqr but annual. mixtures
might be available. Cbrvtaot you'
local office for
tion form or a representative of
the N. C. Wildlife Commission or;
other agricultural workers. The
annual seed mixture is made up
of several d ; fferert£ kinds of seed
such as millet, soybeans, j annual
ltspedeza, etc. It’s very good for
use in odd comer*, oh vbirti farm, j
Summer Cover Crop
Did you ever want a Summer
GRADUATION GIFTS
Gnieu Watches
Delta'll Pearls
Sterling Cuff links
Tie Clips
Billfolds
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Jewel Cases
Necklaces
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Birthstone Rings
Bracelets
Ronson Lighters
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Attention
PEANl|}r GROWERS
• •
We Have Rebuilt Our
Seed Ppanut She Her! j
... it is noiCjji perfect condition and
we are your peanuts.
REMEMBER: AN EXPERIENCED
OPERATOR CAN SAVE TOU MOpEVrj
OUR PLANT ISOCATED ON NORTH BROA&
Wp Akn Have
w e /\iso nave oeeu * >1
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I eanuts ror Sale*
I
i cover crop yet didn’t feel that
i you could afford it. spell, you
can haVe a summer covet *iop tiijr
seeding crobieria in- yotir corn.
Broadcast 90 pounds of Giant*
Striata Crotalaria at the last fcul
tivation of.com, watermelons di
other truck crops. E. M. Ward
of GKden, Johnnie Chappell yt
Crossroads . are trying crotalaria
, after watermelons. Cost per |ere
is ,dbot/t .56 per acre: ACP
program haying $Z per acre pro
viding you sign up fist ACP pay
ment prior to seeding.
1 Fescue ,
W. W. Stevens* Slate Soil Con
servationist, has stated that there
is a shortage of tali'fescue seed.
If you have a good stand of fes
cue wi)y not coniAcKei saVihg seed.
A good stand will produce from
300-600 pounds of seed per acre.
Stubble-Mulch
Do not burn your wheat or oth
er small grain fields this spring.
You can handle the straw by us
-1 ing a shredder and mulch plant
i ing. Cut your small grain high
and run the shredder oVer the
stubbles. Next use tat,middlebust
■r to Plow out the rows lapping
he soil in the middles. Use a
K-ilirv.- ow o j. disk blades to
fill in about two-thirds of the
plowed out farrow. Plant soy
.nr mito in the farrow. Sev
eral district cooperators are man
line to try this method of plani
ng behind small erain. Among
them are T E. Corprew cf Gli
■•en, J. A. Webb. Jr., and Gilliam
Wood of Yenr»i m . Dates of these
plantings will be announced la
ter.
Coastal Bermuda And
Bahia Grass
Now is the time to top-dress
these pastures for summer graz
ing. Nitrogen in any form will
do the job. Use about 100
pounds of Nitrogen now and
again in July for beat results.
. gHOWAK HERALD. EDtNtOft. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY MAY 21. 1955.
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IN MINNESOTA —One got away from this mirey mess in Minneapolis. Car, right center, was
abandoned. Gas company truck, center, tried to pass. Stuck. Helper truck, left, got- stuck.
Diesel cab, background, became stuck before this soggy saga began. A third gas company truck,
piloted by a driver hep to mud, Stayed out trf “trouble. •*
Marvin. Evans and Milton Evans
of Bandori have, good pastures of
.both these plants.
Farm Planning
S. W. Meore of Edenton is hav
ing a conservation farm plan pre
pared on his farm. He has plan
ned open ditch and tile drain
-age already. The existing field
ditches will be filled when thes"
drainage practices are installed.
Use sod waterways as needed*
On woodland, several decisions
must be made to bring it into full
production. His woods were cut :
down to diameter size several
years ago. This left him with
a “stunted” 'stand loblollv pine*;,
nlus non-decr ; p hardwoods. Mr. 1
Moore savs he wants to conve-tj
this condition since his woods has
a high potential for loblollv pines, j
His conservation plan will be fin
-5 shed this week.
This is one of the manv ser
vices of vour local Soil Conser- j
vation District. Whv not see
about your conservation plan?
Police Make 50 !
Arrests In April
Chief of Police George I.
Dail reports that during Anril
Edenton police made 54 arrests,
of whom 50 were found guilty as
charged. The arrests were led
By 20 for nrvsoellaneous traffic
violations, followed by 13 for be
ing drunk.
Os those arrested 25
White males,' three white fe
males, 23 colored males and j
three colored females.
Fines amounted to 9220, costs
$365.10 for a total of $565.10, of
L which slsl was iurned back to
the town -in -way of officers’ j
fees.'
Activities during the month j
included 50 calls answered, j
three automobile accidents in
vestigated, one automobile stol
en and one recovered, three fun
erals worked, eight street lights
reported out, 21 courtesies ex-'
tended, 23 doors found unlocked, j
22 investigations made, three
fir* calls answered and 411 traf- •
fie citations issued.
The police made 978 radio
calls and were on the air one
hour, two minutes and 40 sec
onds.
Legal Notices
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as admini
strator of the estate of Ernest J.
Ward, Sr., deceased, late of Cho-
W'an County, North Carolina, this
'is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said I
deceased to present them to thel
undersigned within * one year I
from date of this notice or fame |
will be pleaded in bar Os their i
'recovery. All persons indebted
to raid estate please make im
mediate payment.
' This 21st day of May, 1959.
ERNEST J. WARD, JR.,
Administrator of
Ernest J. Ward, Sr.
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VINTAGE RETREAT —When it comes to a motel with a motif
that’s original in taste, “Cask Villa” takes the cake. Built of
wine casks more than 100 years old, the Vermilion, Ohio, •
(dwellings each hale a bedroom and a screened gprch in front
I for sitting space.
! News 1
I By MBS. ONME S. CHARLTON, County Negro Home Economics Agent
J
B’our-H Church Sunday will be
held May 31st at Canaan Temple
Church at 3:00 P. M. Four-H
club members invite parents and
friends to attend the service.
All 4-H ciu'o girls enrolled in j
the Junior Enriched Cornmeal j
Muffin Program are asked to
j meet at the Brown-Carver Li-
I brary Saturday, May 23, at 2:00!
! P. M.. for a training meeting.
We hear a great deal now about [
j the importance of wise plahn ng j
I Farming and homemaking have I
reached the place now where es-
I ficiency in planning is absolute
ly necessary if we are to pro
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Our Spring and Summer Permanents
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Beauty service at ANN’S is rendered
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gress—whether it is in farm op
eration, -money matters, daily
working schedule, or food for the
family, plannihg is necessary.
Have" you made your food con
servation plan for the family?
I The canning season is here. Most
i families must can to save food
since so few of our farm families
have .home freezers. Get your
j equipment ready. Test your
I Pres sure canner, be sure you have
| a boiling water bath. The boil
l ing water bath may be a lard
[ stand, a bucket or any vessel and
a talse bottom deep enough so
that water is over the top of the
jars when processing. See that
you have canning jars, tops and
preparation equipment.
Here are a few suggestions that
will help you in your planning
conserve enough food for your
family. \
1. Green, yellow, fruits and'
vegetables can 25 quarts for each '
member ,of your family. Choose '
’.reeh snap beans, broccoli, car- j
rots, yellow*corn, okra, yellow|
yeaches, garden peas, pumpkin,
yellow squash, sweet potatoes. I
2. Vitamin C Rich foods. Can]
25 quarts for each member of j
your family. Choose tomatoes,
tomato juice, straw<r-*mes (froz-1
en) raw cabbage (stored).
3. Other vegetables. Can 25
quarts for each member of your
family. Choose beets, beans,
white corn, white onions, b'ack
eyed peas, soup mixture, soy
beans.
4. Fruits, Fruit Juices. Can 25
quarts for eaoh member of your
family. Choose apples, berries,
cherries, figs, grapes, peaches,
white pears, plums.
Meats: Can 20 quarts for each •
member of your family. Choose
beef, fish, pork, poultry, game.
Don’t forget your jellies, jams,
preserves and pickles.
Mis-Steak
“Say, dear, this steak doesn’t
taste quite right.”
“Yes, I know, darling, it got a
burn on it but I put on some;
vaseline right away.”
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INTERESTED -Ingemar Jo
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heavyweight champ Floyd Pat
' terson on June 25, got a ring- 1
' side view of the pasting re
\ceived by Brian London in his
ill-fated try for the crown at
Indianapolis.
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