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Mrs. Cayton, 69,
taken In Death
Mrs. Maggie White Cayton,
*O4. East Queen Street, died
iut Wednesday at Chowan
Hospital following an illness
M three years. She was SB.
Mrs. Cayton was born in
Eertie County on October 9,
1900, daughter of the late
Jeremiah and Augusta Cofield
White and was married to
Charlie Hyman Cayton, who
survives.
• Also surviving are four
sons: John Howard Cayton of
Detroit, Mich.; Roy Spencer
Cayton of Richmond, Va.; San
ford Paul Cayton of Melvin
dale, Mich.; and Ravenelle
Holland Cayton of Windsor;
three daughters: Mrs. James
Hassell of Jacksonville; Mrs.
Jack 'Bryant of Greenville;
end Mrs. Owen Tyson of
Mantua, N. J. one sister: ‘Mrs.
Henry Smith of Edenton; 14
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
’ She was a member of First
Christian Church.
• Funeral services were held
at 4 P. M„ Friday in Willi
ford Memorial Chapel with
'Rev. E. C. Alexander in
Charge. Burial was in Beav
er Hill Cemetery.
Williford Funeral 'Home was
in charge of arrangements.
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News From Merry Hill
By Mrs. Ethel WtoMns
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Davis
of Woodbridge, Va., spent
several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce and
visited Mrs. Willie White, her
mother, who is a patient in
the Bertie Memorial Hospital
at Windsor.
Jimmie Love and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Whiteman of Cho
wan County spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Love cot
tage at Morehead City.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McLaw
horn and children of Hob
good were the Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bar
field and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Bailey of Hampton, Va.,
were the weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
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wick.
Miss Peggy White of Green
ville was at home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam White, for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Keet
er and son, Eddie, and boy
friend of Hampton, Va.,
spent the weekend at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bow
en and A. E. Bowen, Sr., of
Windsor visited Mrs. Ethel
Winborne Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. J. Pruden, Jr., at
tended the funeral of Billy
Forehand at Colerain Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Virgie Baker and
Mrs. Linwood Bunch visited
Mrs. Hattie Byrum m Wind
sor Thursday.
Rev. Sherwood Allcox
spfent from Monday until
Wedhesday at Greensboro at
tending the statewide con
ference on evangelism.
The place where the first
airplane lifted off the ground,
near Kill Devil Hills, North
Carolina, is now a national
historic site. There the
Wright Brothers National
Memorial stands in tribute to
the adventuresome Ohio boys
who chose to test their
heavier-thafi-air machine on
the North Carolina coast.
“Horn In The West,” the
story of the efforts by early
American settlers to develop
Western North Carolina is
recreated each summer near
Boone.
Vets Corner
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Q. I am M years old and
have never signed up for the
supplemental medical insur
ance under Medicare. I’ve
now decided that I want this
insurance. When can I sign
up?
A. You may sign up any
time during the period of
January 1 through March 31,
1970. Although you may
sign up during this period,
your medical insurance will
not be effective until July 1,
1970.
County ASCS Office News
1979 Feed Grain, Wheat
and Cotton Sign-Up
The sign-up period for 1070
Feed Grain, Wheat and Cot
ton Programs began February
2 and will continue through
March 20. Notices of allot
ments, bases, yields and pay
ment rates were mailed to all
farm operators on January
28, 1970.
Tobacco Lease And
Transfer
Tobacco lease and transfer
applications may be signed
to April 1, 1970. Farm opera
tors are reminded that tobacco
leases must be signed each
year to transfer tobacco from
one farm to another. The
effective allotment, or total
acreage leased or transferred
cannot exceed 50% of the
cropland on the farm.
Peanut Lease And
Transfer
Peanut lease and transfer
applications may be filed up
to April 1, 1970. Peanuts may
be leased or sold to any farm
within the county regardless
of whether the receiving farm
has an allotment or not The
acreage of peanuts transferred
depends on the normal yield
of the fauns involved. The
normal yield is the five year
average production for the
farm Sot the years 1965
through 1989.
Acceptable Diverted
Acreage
Diverted acreage under the
1970 Wheat or Feed Grain
Programs must have been
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cropland in 1989. The land
must be in condition that in
the absence of the program it
could be readily devoted to
the crop being diverted. The
fact that the land was ac
cepted as diverted acreage in
1989 or a prior year does not
necessarily mean that the land,
is acceptable for diverted
acreage in 1970. Diverted
acres must be in whale fields
or areas of reasonable size
and shape within fields.
Premeasurement
The county office is now
taking requests for premeas
urement of allotment crops
and land uses. The rates are:
$3.00 plus 80c per acre with
a $7.50 minimum per farm.