SECTION TWO
Wilborne Harrell
The
Roundup
Peace? What is peace? In
my opinion, it is not merely
the absence of war; the ab
sence of turmoils, conflicts
and poverty. It is not the
absence of riches or the
presence of riches. Great
knowledge does not bring
peace and neither does ig
norance. There has never
been total peace in the
world; there have always
been wars and rumors of
vjars. This so-called peace
is merely the umbilical cord
that links wars together.
Peace follows war and war
follows peace. If this sounds
pessimistic and lugubrious, so
be it. Wp v.!<ve had
down through the ages:
v orid War 1, World War lL
Then Korea, now Viet Nam.
Will it all end in peace? I
doubt it.
GRAPHIC CARTOON —A
brilliant and beautiful full
moon shining above the
darkened skyline of New
Yorlc City during the recent
blackput of power failure
Game Attended
By Legislators
GREENVILLE—Rep. W. J.
P. Earnhardt, Jr., of Chowan
was among some 50 mem
bers of the North Carolina
General Assembly who at
tended the East Carolina Col-
Jege-George Washington foot
ball game Saturday.
Adding to entertainment
for the special legislative
guests was the usual half
-1 time performance by the col
lege’s field band, the March
ing Pirates and the six ma
jorettes who accompany
them.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Caption reads: THE LIGHT
THAT NEVER FAILS.
It is to be deplored that
Chowan County and Edenton
has become the scene of ac
tive Klan operations. I was
rather proud of the fact that
this section of the State was
sanely and with common
sense refraining from the
violence that has marred
other communities of the
South. But that was not to
be; for witness the recent
cross burnings in the county
and Edenton. In my opin
io there is something ob
scene, impious, sacrilegious
and profane about the burn
ing of crosses, as it is prac
ticed by the KKK. It is
uniting the symbol of Christ
and Christianity, which is
the cross, with fire, which is
the symbol of hell. And
congruity between the two
will never be achieved. Let
us hope we come to our
senses before the Klan be
comes a cancerous growth
too far advanced to be
cured.
TIDBITS—Has our civiliz
ation become one huge, mas
sive gadget. In light (?) of
the recent power blackout, it
would seem that we are no
stronger than the nearest
fuse box. Is it an omen or
just an ironic twist of fate
that the light a-top the
Statue of Liberty continued
to burn?
When we stop learning,
we stop living. Patronize
your local public library.
Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina 27932 Thursday, November 18,1965.
Fall Sampling
Os So 9 Urged
County Agricultural Agent
C. W. Overman recently re
ceived information on the
number of soil samples re
ceived and analyzed for each
month of the 1964-65 fiscal
year. The inflow of samples
is much greater during the
months of January, February
and March. The maximum
monthly output by the labo
ratory is about 15,000 sam
ples. The lab operates at
maximum capacity only
three months of the year.
Overman points out that
many more samples could be
analyzed during fall months
resulting in more rapid ser
vice on a greater number of
samples. In addition to this
advantage, farmers would
avoid the rainy weather tnat
frequently occurs during the
winter months which makes
soil sampling an unpleasant
task. Our fall seasons, on
the other hand, are common
ly open and rleasant. Soil
samples can be taken more
rapidly and comfortably un
der such conditions.
Another factor in favor of
fan sampling is that the soil
is in good condition for the
application of lime if it is
needed. All of us have seen
how bulk lime spreaders can
mire down in wet soils. Lime
that is applied in the fall
has plenty of time to react
with soil acidity and reduce
it for the next year’s crop.
Agent . Overman also indi
cates that a farm is a busy
place in the spring and not
so busy in the fall; just an
other reason for getting that
soil tested and any needed
liming done in the fall.
Girl Scout And
Brownie News
Girl Scout Troop 719 met
Thursday, November 11, 1965.
The meeting was called to
order. Then we said the
pledge to the flag and gave
our Girl Scout Promise.
Next the scribe read the
■‘minutes; .-the treasurer theft
took up dues. Then we got
the Troop Crest and worked
on patrol flags. All were
there.
NELLE MANNING,
Scribe.
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