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AROUND THE FARMS J
fPgjiN CHOWAN COUNTY
I By C. W. OVERMAN. Chowan County Agent
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The Cotton Insect Situation
genei-ally has not becoipe seri
ous this- season. However, each
grower should examine his own
cotton field and determine
whether or not he needs to start
dusting. This can be done by
examining' 100 squares scattered
all over the field, hold in the
hand any punctured squares
found and then counting the
punctured squares when finished.
If the punctured square count
runs as much as five. I would
start dusting. j
Fourteen fields were examined
on Monday by the Agent, coop
erating 4-H Club members and
cooperating growers. In seven
fields no punctured squares were
found. Three of the field had
1% and two fields 2% punctur
ed squares. In Yeopim com
munity one field had 19% in
festation and at Hancock an
other field had 10% infestation.
These were the on’y farms
Showing need for dusting. Red
spider has occurred in one or
two fields.
Chowan 4-H Demonstration
Teams very ably represented
Chowan County in the District
Elimination Day held at Wash
ington, N. C., on July 1. The
Forestry Team, composed of Joe
Nixon and Leon Evans, was Dis
trict winner and the Wildlife
Team, composed of Johnny Win
borne and Scott Ober, was Dis
trict winner. All of the teams
Entries In Fishing
Contest Increase
Continued from Page 1. Section 1
wan River, Albemarle Sound 1
and Edenton Bay. These waters
are quite clear and the cool air
has created lots of activity. •
The average weight is running'
between two and three pounds. 1
but R. C. Holland of Edenton
brought in a beauty tipping the
scales at seven pounds. Willie !
Bunch, Walter Adams and Madi-,
son Phillips also report catches]
up to six and seven pounds,'
trolling with artificial lures. i
Rock are hitting so good for |
Frank Twiddy and Rodney Har
rell, Sr., that they brought in 24
averaging two and one-half to ’
four pounds, emptied the boat
and immediately returned to the
hot snot.
The popular spots are the vi-j
cinity between the railroad
bridge and the bell buoy and
Cannon’s Ferry. Chowan River. I
Largemouth bass are holding
their own. Terry Wright, cast
ing in Queen Anne’s Creek,
brought in a six pound beauty.
Pembroke and Rocky Hock
Creeks are popular spots for
bass.
White perch are running to
about one pound, the bell buoy i
in the river being one of the
active areas.
There has been an increase in
entries made in the Chamber of
Commerce monthly fishing con
test. according to Joe Thorud,
chairman of the tourist and rec- <
reation committee. He said the
Pm $32,000.00 j|
rs June 30th IS?
AND V1
THERE’S MORE TO COME!
In just six short months, liberal savings
account earnings will be coming up again
for our savers. You can qualify for your
share by saving idle or low-earning dollars
here now!
Whether you save $5 . . . SSOO . . . $5,000
or more, you earn without work or worry.
So why not move those dollars and watch
them grow! Stop by and open your account
today I
. Edenton Savings & Loan Asso.
Phone nR S. Broad
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■fey/ 1 -■ _ I
were judged by the Danish sys
tern. Two other 4-H teams from
Chowan County were placed in
the blue ribbon group and the
remainder of the teams were
placed in the red ribbon group.
We were very proud of the fact
that the Chowan teams showed
up wefll enough to be placed in
me second and first groups.
Credit for training the 4-H
boys’ teams goes to former As
sistant' County Agent R. S.
Marsh and also local leaders and
parents who assisted. Mr. Marsh
i spent considerable time rehears
ing the boys. Catherine Aman
and her leaders and parents did
a fine job coaching the girls’
demonstration teams.
There Are Nine 4-H Campers
from Chowan at Camp Millstone
this week. Accompanying the
campers are Miss Catherine
Aman, Assistant Home Econo
ics Agent and Sherwood Har
rell, a former outstanding 4-H j
Club member.
Club members attend ; ng camp
are Brenda White, Margaret]
Rountree. Johnny Winborne, I
Bryant White, Jimmy Ward,
Dorsey Ward, Richard White,
Jerry White and Fahey Byrum,
Jr.
The week will be packed full
of pleasant experiences, recrea
tion and class instruction for the i
campers. Swimming periods will
be held each day. The campers
will return on Saturday after-j
noon.
I current contest closes July 20
j and will be the final month in
j the spring event. Catches may
be entered at the Edenton Ma- j
; rina, Bvrum Hardware Company, j
i Edenton Restaurant, Hughes- j
Parker Hardware Company and
Western Auto Associate Store,
; official weighing stations. All
1 of these firms also donated the
i monthly prizes.
Lt. Burton Jones
Now At Bayonne
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Lt. Burton H. Jones, SC USN.
son of Mrs. J. M. Jones, and the
'late Mr. Jones of Edenton, a
graduate of the University of
North Carolina, recently arrived
iat the Bayonne, New Jersey.
■ Naval Supply Depot for a tour
of duty.
Lieutenant Jones who was as
i signed the duties of fiscal, of
ficer for the large Depot in the
heart of New York Harbor, re
. ported aboard from his previous
1 duty at the Naval Material Cata
logue Office, Brooklyn, New
York.
A graduate of Edenton High
School and the McCallie School
of Chattanooga, Tenn., he is
: married to the former Miss
Joan Reinbrecht of New York
jCity. Thev have one daughter.
Margaret E. Jones, nine months.
Wh'le assigned to the Depot
the Jones family will reside at
Elizabeth, N. J.
Sunday clears away the rust
of the whole week.
—Joseph Addison.
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