PAGE TWO t—SECTION TWO WB CHtVTJUf HERALD. EPEHTOW IN ■■ - SM. CONSERVATION NEWS By JAMES H. OHITTIW. Son Coß—rvmttaate The annual meeting of thej -State Association of Soil Con 'aervation District Supervisors ■will be held in Asheville, N. C., this week, January 9-11. At tending from Chowan County will be Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bunch, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. By rum, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Win bome, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grif fin and J. A. Webb, Jr. The Albemarle Soil Conserva tion District will be well repre sented with about three-fourths Os the district supervisors at tending. District Supervisor Grady Ste vens of Camden County will be on the program as chairman of the state education committee. Conservation Poster Contest The annual conservation post er contest will be sponsored in the district again by the Eliza beth City Chamber of Commerce. The contest is open to students of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades of the public schools t within the soil conservation dis trict. Local prizes will be giv |en by district supervisors of the county. County winners will en (ter the district-wide contest at Elizabeth City, March 10, 1961,. at 1:30 P. M. j A change this year is that stu-1 •dents will prepare their posters! during February rather than March. County contests will be ‘ held the first week of March with the district contest March ’" 10th. Schools eligible to enter this contest will be notified immedi ately by the county boards of i district supervisors. Conservation Farm Planning J. E. Brabble, Yeopim Com munity, has a basic conserva tion farm plan. He planned his crop rotations to get a four year rotation for peanuts. Cover crops >are included plus small grain for harvest. He planned a complete drain-1 age system starting with onel open ditch this year, one in ] 1962, 1963 and 1964. Surface drains will be used, too. Tile drainage will be installed in the wetter spots of the field. He planned woodland practices to bring into production a woods that was heavily cut two years ago. Pine seedlings will be set in open areas and in areas where “wolf-trees” are poisoned. Mr. Brabble is in the Burnt Mill Creek watershed and Ls us ing Lateral No. 3 for his drain age outlet. Before the water shed project he did not have a drainage outlet and couldn’t get one. Pollock Swamp Watershed Landowners met Fiiday, Janu ary 6 at the Chowan County Court House, Edenton. A re port of the watershed planning party was read to them. Land owners decided where the spoil . (dirt) would be placed in con i; struction. They decided that j' pipe overfalls would be used un !• der the spoil bank for drawing : water into the canal. The spoil j j will be spread, limed, fertilized' j and seeded through the wooded I NOTICE! NOTICE! Sale Os Valuable Real Estate Under and by virtue of authority conferred by the widow and all of the children and heirs-at-law of E. B. White, de ceased, the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder before the Court House door of Chowan County at Edenton, N. C., on Saturday, January 21, 1961 at 11:00 o’clock A. M.. the following described real estate lying and being in Second Township, said County and State, and further described as follows: Beginning at a point on the South side of Dillard Road at the line of Mrs. Lena H. Asbell, and running thence along the South side of the right-of-way of said Road North 83 deg. 45 "tin. West 79.86 chains to the line of property of Camp .Manufacturing Co.; thence along the line of prop erty of said Camp Manufacturing Company South 5 deg. West 25.47 chains to a corner; thence South 83 deg. 45 mill. East 38.90 chains along a ditch to a corner; thence South 5 deg. West 12.72 chains along a ditch to a corner; thence South 83 deg. 45 mi.n East 40.96 chains along a ditch to the line of property of Edna Asbell; thence along a ditch and the line of properties of Edna Asbell and Mrs. Lena H. Asbell North 5 deg. East 38.19 chains to the point of beginning, containing 255.5 acres, as per plat of T. J. Jessup, Registered Surveyor, dated January 7, 1961; and being a portion of the E. B. White lands known as “Dillard - ’ land. This will be a final sale of said lands and the high bid received will not be subject to advance or upset bid. Ten ( I0 r /r ) percent of the bid will be required of the success ful bidder at time of sale and the balance will be payable at time of delivery of deed within ten (10) days of date of sale. If desired, terms of one-third (1/3) cash and the balance to be payable over a period of not to exceed ten (10) years, at interest rate of six (6%) percent, can be arranged. Dated and posted this January 10, 1961. arba of the canal. This will protect the channel and assist the local people in maintaining the structure. Assistance District cooperators who de sire technical assistance this year are asked to come by the local work unit office now and sched ule the assistance needed. Tech nical assistance offered includes conservation farm planning, en gineering and planning on struc tural practices, woodland prac tices, wildlife and other assist ance. The plan of operation for 1961 is being prepared now. If you need and want technical assistance ,get your name in the plan for 1961. News 1 By MRS. ROLAND EVANS j The Chowan Home Demonstra tion Club met Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the club house with Mrs. E. N. Elliott as hos tess. The Home Demonstration Club County Council met Wednesday afternoon, January 4, at 2:30 o’clock in Joseph Hewes Hotel. Colonial Club was hostess. Mrs. Lillie Saunders of Eden ton visited her mother in Rocky Hock on Sunday. Mrs. Virgie Bass visited her mother at a nursing home on Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Dale will undergo an operation at a Norfolk hos pital soon. Mrs. Dixie Nixon and Mrs. Carey Bass are patients in Cho wan Hospital. The Audrey Gordon Circle met with Mrs. Guy Russell Bv rum Monday night, January 9, at 7:30 o’clock. A Farm Bureau dinner was j held at Advance Community l Building on Tuesday evening. A Bible Study Week will be ! held at Rocky Hock Church the last week in January. A WMU Mission Study Insti tute will be held at Reynoldson Baptist Church at 10:30 A. M., January 26. State College students have resumed their studies' after spending the holidays at their respective homes. Extension Member of the Week of Rocky Hock is Mrs. Carey Bass. Last week was Mrs. Bes sie Bass. Mr. and Mrs. Rpland Evans I and mother visited relatives in Elizabeth City on Saturday. ON N.C.HIGHWAY! j Raleigh The Motor Vehicles Department’s summary of .traffic 1 deaths through 10 A. M., Mon-1 day, January 9, follows: Killed To Date 16 Killed To Date Last Year 22 ELLIOTT COMPANY ANNUAL JANUARY raHni Jfl ISf |u§B| |H IBHH ibsiVmßl Ihßbl hHHih SALE STARTS SPECIAL LOTS SALE ENDS FRIDAY Os Winter Goods SATURDAY ¥ A att t a ¥A\r _ ... NOT ON ANYTHING BUT THAT v a tatt t a ia\7 oOwl JANUARY 13th LISTED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT! JANUARY 2otll EXTRA SPECIAL-- I SPECIAL One Rack Men’s All Wool Suits ““M . IV/f If IV| C IsSf! $32.50 to $55.00 values . .°£f„ 4!!5 „ IYI Ej 11 O fXtfhL. « A JACKETS Os Time ■: Reduced 25% S U I 1 S ■ 'PHICB ALL MEN’S $57.50 & *7 CA BB*fA iNL* t. CAR COATS Jgr \de 1 >SO gBE * Special! Men’s »" d . . $50.00 .ylf) ~ n ßHHll|i _ Quilt-Lined grade %C\A .50 wEimS&Ylr TOP jackets 84 , 50&w q 5 WHHm CCI ATS Reduced 25%r RAI>E J v/ V/ XB. IkJ , $39.50 if \ $42.75 Alligator Wool Gabardine Hoys’Suits and GRADE tp^fcj»,so sale $29.95 VH m S 3I M M£m sale $28.50 —SOTOT — $29-50 SLB Gabardine LADIES’ SHOES , NUB sale $12.951 Sale $1,98 $27-” Cotton Flannel and Knit 'jf qE S Long Sleeve Men’s Sweaters Boys’ liOng Sleeve Shirts $13;95 grades $8.95 $13.95 grades -'- $10.95 J ° $11.95and512.95grades. $7.95 $12.95and511.95 grade5..... $ 8.95 $2.48 and $1.98 grades __sl.6s and $9.95 grades $6.95 $0.95 grades $ 7.95 $1.59 and $1.49 grades $1.29 $8.95 grades ...-$5.95 $8.95 and $7.95 grades $6.50 $7.95 and $6.95 grades $4.98 $6.95 and $5.95 grades $ 4.95 MEN’S LONG SLEEVE $5.95 and $4.95 grades $4.45 $4.95 grades $3.98 j Q $3.98 grades $2.98 MBBii^HiHBiMaBMrBn&waitfBaMHBBHaBBBi Sport Shirts —special -<h,ei», a’EOAL. SS— Boy s Suits and &Ie price »ag $2.98 and $2.69 grades $2.29 C Ay i “ mmmmmmm—m w2i£S3&S£Jmimm $2.19 grades ___ - _51.79 OpO r L LUdl Boys’ L. Sleeve Sport Shirts —flyMA $2.98 grade $2.45 BOYS Wm. $2.69 and $1.98 grades $1.69 Winter Caps J MEN’S SPORT COATS $2.48 grades -*1.98 One Table Men S Shoes s34]soand'^S.sogradesll--' $1.98 grades -SI.4S _ , D . QC s29.soands27.sogrades ....$22.50 $1.50 grades $ *97 i riCC $19.95 grades $15.95 ■j §l| :rl I I I 1 I lv,'_ I ■■ . ■ m t H niAl c Tn I ftIWIIT'ISI' H*- Bi

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