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VlPlpm By WIIiBORNE HARRELL
Here’s a drastic remedy to
awaken Americans to the serL
ousness of the world situation:
I> is a fantasy, but were it
possible to bring it about, if but
for a day, a miracle would be
wrought. Remove the Statue
of Liberty from the New York
-harbor and the Lincoln Memor
ial in Washington, and all that
they stand for. Abolish the
Constitution and the Declaration
of Independence and the Bill of
Rights, and repeal all laws that
embody within their context all
our liberties and freedoms. Haul
down every American flag and
abrogate all immunities and
privileges that flourish and are
sanctioned by its-stars and bars.
And just for one day erase from
each American’s life all the little
personal liberties which he en
joys and. takes for granted and
counts as his birthright. These
' things, and many more, are the
•symbols of things denied to
countless millions in less fortun
ate and communist controlled
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Time and Energy Manage
ment will be the demonstration
given by Miss Pauline Calloway,
home economics agent, at Sep
tember Home Demonstration
Club meetings. Leader reports
will be given by education
leaders and safety leaders.
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countries, but are accepted by us
las freely as we accept the air
|we breathe and the sun that
shines upon us. But if we could
1 deny each American these things
j for twenty-four ' hours, there
; would take place the greatest
I rebirth and awakening of a peo
j pie that has appeared on this
earth since the birth of Christ.
PHIL OSOPHER SAYS: If you
must tell a lie, tell one so big
| nobody will believe it.
PERSONAL NOTE: A friend of
I mine tells me he ran across a
fellow the other day who kept ]
a six-foot black snake for a pet. |
[This fellow claimed that certain!
snakes make good house pets, j
j and will respond to petting and
! affection the same as a cat or
I dog. I like pets—but I think
having a snake for a pet is!
where I'd draw the line. I ami
not conditioned to have a snake
rub against my leg and purr, 1
or whatever it is that snakes
,Chowan County Fair, October
2-7; North Carolina , State Fair,
October 16-21, and furniture
clinic and refinishing workshop,
September 20 at Chowan Com
munity Building.
j Following is a schedule of
'club meetings for September:
Wednesday, August 30, 2:30
P. M.—Byrd Home Demonstra
tion Club at home of Mrs. Sam
Morris.
Thursday, August 31, 7:30
P. M.—Beech Fork Home .Dem
THE CHOWAN HERALD
do, or arch his back and invite
me to scratch behind his ears,
if a snake has ears. They
might be harmless as a kitten
or puppy, but give me cats and
dogs every time.
JES’ ATHINKIN’ Well, the
summer I looked forward to last
winter is about to slip away,
vacation days are behind me,
and I am suddenly struck by
the swift passage of time. But
that is the way cf life, time and
tide wait for no man. The se
cret of living is not to live too
much in tomorrow, but make the
most of today. Plan not too
much on the future; for man
proposes, but God disposes.
These platitudes may sound a
trifle corny, but if you give it
a thought, it is the corny things
of life that are the most satis
fying and lasting.
No compromise with communism!
onstration Club at Rocky Hock
Community Center.
Tuesday, September 5, 2:30
P- M.—Ryland "Home Demon
stration Club at home of Mrs.
Melvin Copeland.
Tuesday, September 5, 8 P. M.
—Oak Grove Home Demonstra
tion Club at Oak Grove Com
munity Building.
Wednesday, September 6, 8
P. M.—Gum Pond Home Dem
onstration Club at home of Mrs.
Ellie Bunch.
Monday, September 11, 2:30
P. M.—Chowan Home Demon
'stration Club at Chowan Com
munity Building.
Monday, September 11, 8 P. M.
—Yeopim Home Demonstration
Club at home of Mrs. Steven
Long.
Wednesday, September 13, 2:30
P. M.—Wards Home Demonstra
tion Club at Wards Community
Building. ,
Monday, September 18, 8 P. M.
—Enterprise Club at home of
Mrs. Lee Small.
Tuesday,' September ID, 8 P. M.
—Center Hill Club at home of
Mrs. H. T. Hollowell.
Tuesday, September 26, 8 P. M.
—Rocky Hock Home Demon
stration Club at home of Mrs.
David Gber.
Thursday, Seotember 28, 3:30
P. M.—Colonial Club at ball
room of Joseph Hewes Hotel.
Thursday, September 28, 8
P. "M.—Advance Club at home of
Mrs. C. D. Harrell.
Science Helps In
Crop Estimating
Red streamers are up in cot
ton and corn fields all over
North Carolina. They are not
signs of .an invasion, but rather
they mark the addition of a new
kind of scientific sampling and
measuring to the U. ,S. Depart-!
rnent of Agriculture’s time-hon
ored system of estimating crop
yields and production through
reports submitted by several
thousand cooperating farmers in
each state. This is the explana
tion given by Henry L. Rasor,
agricultural statistician of the
United States Department of
Agriculture, in charge of the
North Carolina Crop and Live
stock Reporting Service
, The red flags mark small
plots, each one about five square
yards, chosen by scientific samp
ling methods to represent the
cotton and corn for the entire
state Each plot was marked
early in the growing season by
an enumerator representing tha
agricultural statistician, and will
be examined at regular intervals
during the summer and fall. On
each visit the enumerator will
count the number of plants,
blossoms, squares or bolls of cot
ton and ears of corn and note
the stage of development. At
harvest time he will weigh the
cotton or corn from each plot,:
including any that falls to the
ground.
Corn fields Ooson in the
sample for the state were chos
en by random selection from i
aerial photographs. In each
corn field two sample plots are
chosen. The first may be locat
ed anywhere from one to 200
paces from the nearest corner;
the second always is 30 paces
further in and 30 rows to one |
side of the first plot.
The 150 sample plots of cot
ton and 180 of corn located on
farms all over the state will in- i
elude good, medium and poor
fields. The sample in any one
county may net be representa
tive of that county, Mr. Rasor
said, but the samples in all
counties combine to represent
accurately the cotton and corn
crops in the state as a whole.
Governor Sanford
To Address State .
Peanut Producers
Governor Terry Sanford will
address North Carolina peanut,
growers at their annual field
day and membership meeting on
Friday, September 8. The meet
ing and address will take place
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He tried to pass, but somehow
failed.
The crash was loud, a siren
wailed!
They draped him quickly in a
bed.
He’s lucky .that he isn’t dead.
“Make sure the ahead is
clear
Or you may end a great career,”
Says Sa'ety Sam “Now, heed
my warning
And see the sun tomorrow
morning.”
at the Peanut Belt Research
Station at Lewiston.
• Governor Sanford will he in
troduced by State Commissioner
of Agriculture L. Y. (Stag)
Ballentinc.
The Governor’s address and
the business meeting of the N. C.
Peanut Growers Association will
be held Friday morning. The
afternoon session will be de
voted to bringing growe: s the
latest information on curing
peanuts.
1 “We believe this • will be a
very timely topic,” said Astor
Perry, peanut specialist gt State
| College, who has helped plan
the program. “Growers can find
cut about the latest curing
techniques and still have time
to adjust their equipment before
harvesting.”
Other highlights of th-' pro
gram will be the awarding of
membership certificates in the
Two-Ton Peanut Club and the
presentation of a 4-H Club pea
nut demonstration by Jessie
Smith of Duplin County.
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