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1960 Corn Trials pTatson 826 and Best % X 3 Top Yielding i Hybrids Watson 826 and Best X 3 were Northeastern North Carolina’s top yielding corn hybrids in the Official 1960 Corn Performance Trials conducted by N. C. State College. Wetson 826 led the full season test with a yield of ,124.4 bushels pef acre. Funk 90014 was sec ond with 123.4 and Watson 726, was third with 122.1. . Best X 3 led the short season j test with a yield of 127.9 bushels, pef acre. Wood V-51A was a .close' second with a yield of 125.2, while McNair 304A came in third with 120.7. Nortjh Carolina Corn Perfobn _ar>ce Trials are conducted each ®Jyear by State College. Super ' vising the tests again this year was A. J* Crowley of the De partment of Field Crops. The trials give commercial seed cpmpanfes an opportunity to test hybrids and advanced breed- '• ing lines under farm conditions. Results are not to be taken as State College recommendations, •Crowley pointed out. Instead, they should be used as a guide in selecting next year’s hybrids. In commenting on the trials, Crowley said that the hybrids in the short season tests vary in maturity. , “The very early maturing hy brids which are desired by many ' Northeastern North Carolina c d& I~ # HELPFUL INVESTMENT SERVICES ' APPRAISALS... QUOTATIONS.... || SECURITIES ANALYSIS....FRIENDLY GUIDANCE || £gl! <?yr Representative in this Areo ||| Carolina Securities LnJTc" 1 Corporation 2 ofi w st. || ‘ '3westmenli for Security PHONE 2460 M Members Midwest StocV Exchaqge CHARLOTTI > RALEIGH • NIW YORK CITY The Serta Mid-Winter SALE! Serta-Posture^^ Wwrth waiting for~«nd now it’* here! All these luxury feature*... «v- puy ynidi nrni-ti more for. Come in »M * farmors normally are not the highest yielders in the tests,” he j added. * | borne of these early maturing i hybrids were VPI 648, Speight j D-8, Watson 516, Funk G-76, De- Kalk 803-A and Pioneer 3428. J All of these hybrids averaged j from 102 to IQB bushels per acre. TWo other characteristics of particular importance to North eastern North Carolina farmers are ear height and the ability of stalks to stand up under ad verse weather. In this connection, Crowley) pointed out that high-yielding) Wood V-51A had the poorest standability of all hybrids en tered in the short season test. “Generally,” he added, “lower yielding hybrids have better I standability.” If* a farmer is interested in planting a different short sea- j son hybrid from what he has grown in the past, Crowley sug-j gests that he plant only a small' plot the first year. In this way,| he can come nearer deciding if the hybrid meets his needs. Complete information on the • 1960 Corn Performance Trials is , available free from county agri cultural agents. The information also may be obtained by writ-, ing to the Department of Field. i Crops at N. C. State College. I Included in the Northeastern' ; North Carolina or Northern Coastal Plain testing area are Currituck, Camden, Pasquotank,! . Perquimans, Gates, Hertford,' Northampton, Halifax, Nash,! Edgecombe, Wilson, Bertie, Mar-' i tin, Pitt, Chowan, Washington, • Tyrrell, Dare, Beaufort and Hyde counties. , Farmers in the area participat r | ing in the tests were Ray Morse, J Hertford; J. C. Long, Margaretts j ville, and Atlat Wooten, Green ) ville. Could Happen I “The new baby has its fath jer’s nose and its mother’s eyes.” j “Yes, and if grandpa doesn’t stop leaning over 'the crib, it’s going to have his teeth.” THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1961. R. N. Eason Dies After Long Illness *— Rufus Nellie Eason, 72, of Ty ner, Route I,'died Wednesday of last week around noon in Chapel Hill Memorial Hospital follow ing an illness of several years. He was. a native of Chowan County, a retired farmer, and a sen of the late J. C. and Doro thy Elizabeth Eason. Surviving are one brother, Richard Everett Eason of the home; two nieces, Miss Carrie Lee Hollowell of the home and Miss Clarissa Hollowell of Ty ner; two nephews, Joseph B. Hollowell of Corapeake and Richard Clifton Hollowell of Camarillo, Calif., and several j cousin?. He was a member of Ballard’s) Bridge Baptist Church. Funerali services were held Friday after- ' noon at 2:30 o’clock at the home by the Rev. Henry Napier, pas-i tor of the Center Hill Baptist' Church with burial in the fami- i ly cemetery. Pallbearers were E. M. How ell, E. L. Brinkley, M. D, Baker, j H. R. Peele, Aiton Topping and T. D. Berryman. | K Minutes Os County . Board Os Education ! January 3, 1961 | The Chowan County Board of j i Education held its regular meet-1 | ing January 3. 1961, at 10:00 A. 1 M. The following membei’s were j present: G. B. Potter. Garland | Asbell, Eugene Jordan* Marvin i Evans, Sherlon Layton and Mrs. | F. A. Ward. i The meeting was called to or der by the chairman, Mr. Potter. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secre tary, and same were adopted by | a motion made by Mr. Asbell, i seconded by Mr. Layton and I unanimously carried. | The report of the local school I fund treasurer was presented for Chowan High School and the White Oak School. The reports were adopted by a motion made by Mr. Layton, seconded by Mr. Evans and duly carried. The secretary read the bills paid in December, and same ap proved by a motion made by Mr. Evans, seconded by Mrs. Ward, and duly carried: Veterans depreciation fund, $21.50; County NDEA funds, $565.23; teucherage fund. $85.09: lunchroom funds. $452.09; cur rent exnonse fund, $3,767.46; to tal. $4,391.37. The superintendent reported that upon the passing of- Frank i W. Benton, architect, that he had written for a statement to be filed with the board covering' the outstanding account for ser vices rendered during the past year. The meeting of the District School Boards Association at Windsor, N. C., January 24, 1961 from 4:00 P. M., through 8:00 P. M„ was announced by the superintendent. The superintendent called to the attention of the board of the various scholarship funds for teachers being offered through the various colleges and univer sities and stated that our teach ers should make an effort to avail themselyes of the oppor tunity to further improve their leaching efficiency in the fields of science, mathematics and the social studies. A resolution was offered by Mr. Jordan and sec onded by Mr. Evans and duly passed that our teachers avail themselves of these financial op portunities, and that the super intendent and principals encour age the teachers to do so. There being no further busi ness the board adjourned. G. IV POTTER. Chairman W. J. TAYLOR, Secretary Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, i Chowan County. i Under and by virtue of the* power of sale contained in cer ! tain mortgages executed by H. 111. Collins and wife. John Col ' lins and Henry Harrell and Wife, | dated January 15, 1953-February 14, 1959-December 1, 1958 and i February 9, 1950, and recorded in Book DT 61. page 22; DT pook 75, page 77 and 78; Book| j 65, page 126 and Book 73, page | 591 in the office of the Register j of Deeds, Chowan County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the in debtedness thereby secured, and said mortgages being by the terms thereof subject to fore closure, the undersigned mortga gee will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Chowan County, North Carolina at Pub lic Auction ai 11 A. M„ on February 9, 1961, ihe property conveyed in said mortgages, the same lying and being in Yeo pim Township, Chowan County, North Carolina and more fully described as follows: Tract number one: That lot of Jordan Land, des ignated as lot No. 1U in the plat of Jordan and Brinkley Lands, which is registered in Book N. page 378 and is the ; same land conveyed to Samuel 1 & Henry Collins by C. S. Vann ! and Wife dated November 1, 1920, containing 48 acres more | or less. | Tract number two: That lot of Brinkley Lands designated as lot No. 5, formerly owned by M. C. Brinkley, Perry Speight and C. S. Vann, and known as the Brinkley-Vann Land and plat of which is reg istered in Book N. page 378. Chowan County Registry, and containing 44.5 acres more or less and is the old home place of Henry Collins and where John Collins now resides. A deposit of 10*'o on the first v ajMHPBMfch <v m,. I IH JOE THORUD SAYS: how I to keep your \ I HOME IN S j THE FAMILY j and your I FAMILY IN j j Just see your Nationwide man and ask for a Mortgage Cam crUation plan. Here's really low cost assurance that your mortgage will be fully paid automatically if you're not here to do it. Check Nation wide - the company with amr Horn Ur • rm» ana JOE THORUD M 4 Bank of Sdtatoa BMp. P. q BtxW ' NsawOMmihalmebaaQMa I v 1,000.00 bid and 5% on the bal ance will be required of the successful bidder at time of sale, and will be subject to raised bid within 10 days from date sold. Deed will be delivered to pur chaser in fee simple and all tax es and assessments thereon will be paid if legally in order. J. C. BLANCHARD & CO., INC,, Holder of Mortgages. G. A. WHITE, Trustee. Dated and posted this January 9, 1961. Jan12,19.26,Feb2c North Carolina, Chowan County. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain deed of trust executed by E. B. White, Jr., and wife, Helen T. White, to the under signed trustee, dated March 28,. 1958, and recorded in Book 73, page 407 in the office of the Register of Deeds of Chowan County, North Carolina, default having been made in the pay ment of the indebtedness there by secured, and at the request | of the holder thereof, the under-, signed trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest! bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Edenton, North Carolina, at twelve o’clock noon, on the | 31st day of January, 1961, the' property conveyed in said deed > of trust described as follows: j All of my undivided interest |in and to ' those certain three tracts of land situate in Second. Township, Chowan County,] North Carolina, described as fol-. lows: First Tract: Known as the E. B. White Home Place, I containing 100 acres, more or] less, and being the same land described in that certain deed 1 from Joseph A. Byrum to E. B. White which is recorded in Book J, at page 408 of the Cho-| wan County Public Registry', ref-i erence to which deed is hereby | made for a more complete des cription. Second Tract: Known as the Blue Land containing 600 acres, more or less, and being the same lands described in | deed from O. E. Lane to E. B. ] White which is recorded in Book O. page 477 of (the Chowan 1 County Public Registry, refer ] ence to which is made for aj more complete description. ] Third Tract: Known as the Dil lard Land containing 287 acres, more or less and being the same land allotted Elizabeth Lane White in the division of the W. H. Lane lands and known as Lot No. 2 of the old Bear Swamp land, and described in division Deed which is recorded in Book L, page 483 of the Chowan County Registry, reference to which deed is hereby made for a more complete description. This 28th day of December. 1960. R. L: COBURN. Trustee Williamston, N. C. Jan5.12,19.26c North Carolina. 'Chowan County. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that ] certain deed of trust executed ; by Lloyd Alvin Twine and wife, Katherine Twine, to Kenneth G. Cumming, Trustee, dated May 1 10, 1955, and recorded in Book 69. pages 135 and 136, in the BIG news! BIG savings! m utfflmitoMteei SALE CONTINUES LOW PRICES, but ... a HIG-FASIIIONEI) LINK-CP of savings in our January Clearance Sale. You can bank on these advance styles to see you through more than a season of distinctive wear. Hurry for best choice! COATS-CAR COATS-LEATHER COATS-SUITS And DRESSES SWEATERS .. SKIRTS .. ROBES.. BLOUSES.. HATS LINGERIE.. POCKETBOOKS AND JEWELRY All At Great Savings \ Edenton, N. C, || if office of the Register of Deeds of Chowan County; and under and by virtue of the authority, vested in the undersigned Sub-j stitute Trustee by instrument dated November 18, 1960, and recorded in said Public try; default having been made ; in the payment of the indebt ness thereby secured, at the di rection of the holder of said in- ( debtedness, the undersigned Sub stitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Edenton, North Carolina, at 12:00 Noon, on the 30th day of January,] 1961, the property described in] said deed-of trust as follows,, viz: That certain lot located on the west side of the Center Hill Road leading from Center Hill to Cisco Station, and being, also on the west side of the old right-of-way of the Suffolk and Carolina Railroad Company and ] beginning in the western edge j of said right-of-way at the corn er of the A. L. and Bei'tha L.! Twine and C. I’. Coston property, thence westwardly and along! the C. F. Coston property line] one hundred eleven (111) yards! to a point in the said C. F. Cos-] ton property line; thence north-1 wardly forty-four (44) yards to] a point; thence eastwardly and] keeping exactly forty-four (44) '•ards between this call and the [first call described above one. hundred eleven (111) yards to the western edge of the afore said right-of-way; thence soutli j wardly and along the western . edge of said right-ff-way forty-' four (44) yards to Ihe place of I beginning, and containing about [one (1) acre, and being the samel I property conveyed Unto the par ities of the first pail by deed of l A. L. Twine and wife, dated; [April 2, 1955, and recorded in 1 | Deed Book 11, page 268, in the j Office of the Register of Deeds |of Chowan County, i This the 6th day of December, 1960. N. E. AYDI.ETT, Substitute Trustee. I Jan5,12,19,26c j ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE~ j Having qualified as Adininis ,tratrix of the estate of Louis L. |Nixon, deceased, late of Chowan [County. North Carolina, this is ito notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the | undersigned within one year from date of this notice or same iwill be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make I immediate payment. This 22nd day of December, 1960. MRS. ELSIE B. NIXON. I Administratrix of Louis L. Nixon. Dec22,29Jaris,l 2,19,26 NOTICE OF SALE Under and bv virtue of the power and authority conferred lupon the undersigned by the Clerk of the Superior Court of (Chowan County in an order 'dated December 19. 1960, in a [special proceeding entitled, J. E. Charlton, Administrator . of the estate of Benjamin J. Leary, de ceased, vs. Anna M. Howard and Maggie Hexstall, 1 will offer for sale at the Court House door in Edenton. North Carolina, at 11:00 A. M. oil Friday. January 20. 1961, the following described real property located in the First T ownship, Chowan County, ■ North Carolina, and more par ticularly described as follows: All the rights, title and interest of Eenjamin J. Leary in and to that land lying on the North side of Virginia Road and be ginning at a stage on said road, aa feet Eastwardly from the lot heretofore conveyed to Weldon Skinner; thence along the said road Eastwardly 35 feet to an other stake, fronting on said road, and running back North wardly between parallel lines perpendicular to said road to i tne canal ditch; bounded on the North by canal ditch; on the* East by lot conveyed to Isaac j Roberson, on the South by Vir ginia Road, and on West by Jesse Bailey, being a part of the lands conveyed to Jesse Bailey by Dr. Richard Dillard and be ing Ihe same lands conveyed to Bertha Jernigan by Jesse Bailey and wife, Annie Bailey, and reg istered in Book P, page 184. Chowan County Register of Deeds office, reference to said deeds being made for more par ticular description and chain of title. A deposit of 10% shall be re quired of the successful bidder on the day of the sale and the! remainder on delivery of deed, i I This the 19th day of Decern-1 her, 1960. j JOHN E. SHACKELFORD, ; Dcc29Jan5.12,19 Commissioner. ~ NOTICE OF SALE OF \ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE i ! By virtue ot the authority vested and conferred upon the 1 undersigned, the undersigned will offer for sale at public bid dings. for cash, to the highest bidder on the premises at Small’s Cross Roads, Chowan County, North Carolina, at 11:00 o’clock A. M., on Saturday, January 21, 1961, the real estaie in Second Township, Chowan County, North Carolina, to wit: ! Beginning at the Southeast corner ot the intersection of Ferry Road with N. C. Highway No. 32, running thence along j Said Ferry Road South 80 deg. East 46.61 chains to a gum; : thence South 2 deg. W’est 10.40 tUrGold Straight s2£a2s BOURBON ; 3 7, 5 “ Whiskey ty*one oisthunb company " tAWUNCUUM, KINTUCnr !—SECTION TWO PAGE THREE chains; thence South 5 deg. East 20.92 chains to an oak; thenca in a Westerly direction along a ditch, its various courses, 60.93 chains to a bridge on N. C. High way No. 32; thence along said highway North 12 deg. East 36.64 drains; thence along said high way North 5 deg. East 18 chains to the point of beginning, being bounded by Ferry Road, N. C. Highway No. 32, and the lands of A. S. Bush, H. Welch and Copeland, containing 158.91 acres, more or less. Courses and distances in the above tract taken from Plat of subject property prepared by David Cox. Surveyor, December 13, 1921, N. C. Highway No. 32 and Virginia Road are different names for the same highway. Prospective allotments of crops for the year 1961: Cotton 7 acres Tobacco 1.75 acres Peanuts 17.6 acres A deposit of ten per cent of the purchase price will be re quired of the successful bidder or bidders at the sale. The re maining balance of said purchase price shall be payable upon de livery of Deed, said Deed to be I delivered not later than Febru ary 1. 1961. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or all bids made on said prop lerty.lerty. Dated and posted this 20th I dav of December, 1960. ] WELDON A. HOLLOWELL, Dec29Jan5,12,19 Attorney. If You Have A House For Rent OR Need Collection Rental Service CONTACT H. Small Phone 2657. Edenton
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