i B. Stalcup's
hlonroe Wilson's
Herds Leading
J>; nunth the 2?2 cows on
, .k.v and Clay Dairy
i.i^i A-- x ..I'jon aver
. < (,:;n Ii.nm i Ml. Ik and 30.0
,..nJ. i jl fa! T.> is Ihe second
.... , :n-?:r ' 'Kit Hit* average
tudurtiu' i has been over 600
Lu'J
MMki 600 jHKlnds of
. ? >,t :????' '2 months in
. t'J by .i c '.t win bring the
.... !, turi :i ?| and S3 00 over
?is'- - W .'lain P Walk.
.>:< r ?. I I .1 averaging
j ?)'") I >-' i : 1 <-' m :k plT
hi will Wit in only around
tlTS 00 .ilxn.' feed cosl. These
retires were compiled irom ine
average of a herd in this associa
tion where feed costs and prices
received for product were about
average for the association."
Hi .1 cow in pi eduction in caca
herd w-s as follows: J. Frank in
Smith's Dimple. registered Guern
sey. 1.516 pounds of m !k and 5S 1
pounds of fat: Monroe W.lson ->
Red. rtiade Jersey. 1.423 pounds
of milk and 52.6 paunds of fit; C.
ii. Town.on's Molly, glide Jer
sey, 1.331 caunds of milk and 53..")
pounds of fat: A. B. Stalcup ??
May regi .ered Jersey. 1.327
pcounds of ir. !k and 50 4 omn::
of fat; Randolph Shields' Moll ie.
rtal :ered Guernsey. 1.105 pounds
of milk and 38.7 pounJs of fat in
26 clays; E. A. Wood's Bones grade
Jersey. 1.263 pounds of miik an !
3*. 3 oounds cf fat; John C Cam;>
ooll Folk S:hcol's Jewel, rt ;i :r:
.-.1 Jersey, 1.110 pounds of milk
ar.J 41.1 pounds of fat; W "c
Ui '"s Sadie, "rade Hclsetin
1.100 pounds cf milk and 34 1
:nds of f:.t: A Q. Ki tier >
M'.udc. r: istercd Guernsey. 1 060
. Kinds of milk and 42 4 pounds
:i' f: t: Eugene Waldroup's Beauty.
. cred Hol.>tien, 1.054 pounds
n k and 33 9 rounds cf fat:
V?v \V .'droup's M !>le. rcui ter
c:i Jersey. 992 pounds of mi!k and
*!.7^ >unds of fat: Charles Walk
ers Rabbit ?rade Jersey. 936
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Kotarv Club
w
Has Unusual
Meeting June 9
B> I B HI DSON
\N DREWS ? The Andrews Ro
t ry club at its met tin? here at
the Terrace hot. I on June 9 was
' it scene of unusual doings. Tak
advantage of the "commence
merit spirit" and in recognition of
in^uished service on the part
. ?) Frank Bristol, the club
irou.h its pre -dent and board of
directors conferred upon Frank
:h ' ree of Doctor of Agronomy.
Preceding ithe conferring of the
degree, and after Zed Lee Whitak
I) P. doctor of ni-iatology ? had
elivered he bacc; nureate ad
i. B. 1 1 u cl ? ?n read th. fol
a ir. 1 c tati on:
1 Whereas the Andrews Rotary
') n the pa and now. has
. :iy men of ou' landing stature,
men go.
And whereas many of its
lumbers have caused the town of
\ndrew- and its Rotary club to
became not unknown to the notice
? i men.
And whereas its members are
exceedingly ver-ri'.e in both their
. ^cations and their avocations as
enjoined by title 11 t.f the "Objects
oi Rotary*'.
4. And whereas the club boasts
.r.any earned and honorary degrees
:r.onj its membe:>. to-wi't: Bache
lor? of Arts, Masters of Arts.
;:.K'viors of Laws. Medical Doc
Iv.ichr'ors of Science. Doctors
1 Denial Surgery. Masters of
T in ' ry. conferred by the learn
wjnds of milk and 44.0 pounds
ci fat.
Two ol tiie smaller herds led
the as ocia'tion in average produe
ion both mlk and fat. A. B
Staleup with four registered Jcir
seys and Monroe Wilson with two
rcJ Ho! -.liens one register-.
k:l and one grade Jersey, had
i !t!. .:! records of 1.024 pounds
Li' milk per cow. Neither herd ,
.. ! a dry cow. This is the first
limp tin. t any herd has averaged
1 000 pounds of milk per cow. I
St .'cup's average fat production
was 47.1 pounds, while Wilson was
M'cand w -h 38.0 pounds per cow.
Willie Ru.c>ell wltih seven grade
Jerseys and Guernseys and three
:;.rade HoMicns was third in milk .
production and fourth in fat pro- 1
duction.
A. Q. Kctncr with nine register
ed and one grade Guernsey and
one registered Jersey was third in
f:?t production and fourth in milk
production. Bach of these dairies
had one dry cow. Russell's aver
age w. s 813 pounds of rr. ik and
31.5 pounds of fat. while tin- Kee
ner herd averaged 718 pnir.;!> of
milk and 32.8 rounds of IV
ed institutions of our land, and
ion . gn countries.
5. And whereas more recently
one of our charter members had
Co.. : erred upon him by this club
thv- Honorary Decree of Doctor of
P j'../.i>gy, for his piscatorial ,
operations and discoveries o!' |
marine life in southern and tropi- j
ca' waters.
ti. \nd whereas our illustrious
president Gerald Almond, has had
many degrees conferred upon him
in or about the earth's equator.
i?nd elsewhere.
7. And whereas another of our
char r members has gained re
nown by laising more corn per
acre in an incorporated town or
mu pa tj ihan any i her man |
f:;m the Paaraohs of t ie River
N.lc ' ) 'h* Bristcls of 'hr Valley.;
to-w m average of 101.7 bushels!
per acre on eight acre
8 \nd whereas this achieve
ment is duly recognized by the
\or.h i rolina College of Agri
cultu and Engineering of the
L'n . :y : Nortih Carolina as is
-vide: l by duly authenticated
docum.: > delivered to the said
"100-bu id per acre" corn-master.
I Am .1 whereas the said corn
ma t the Andrews Rotary
club cli I in the year 1948. plant,
cult i vat. . fertilize, raise, grow, and
cause ? > be gathered from a cer
tain pa: >1 of ground being situate (
in the >wn of Andrews, more
than 100 bushels of corn per acre j
and the ?>ame having been
measured and weighed, as in I
such cases is provided
1(; Now therefore be it Resolv
ed. and it is herewith Resolved,
that Gerald Almond, president of
the Andrews Rotary club, be em
powered. and commanded, by the
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said Rotary club, its board of |
directors concurring, to confer im
mediately. or as soon as proper
arrangements can be made upon
J. FRANK BRISTOL the degrei
<>1 Doctor of Agronomy.
The resolution was seconded by
W. D Whitaker. and the same ?
passed unanimously.
Thereafter a reception was given
ir. honc/r of Dr Bristol. Special ;
music from Junaluska had been
fetched for the occasion, and
when Gar. A. V . and Carrol Mos- 1
teller had finished with thedr
stringed instruments and other
instruments of music, the club
members sang with more gusto
and unction than was ever heard
before appropiately "Bringing in
the sheaves", and dispersed
OR NOT
Notice To Delinquent
Tax Payer
Cherokee Countv is in debt $797,000.00 according to the audit
made by l>owen Henderson of Asheville as of June 30, If) IS.
The commissioners have called for redemption of S1fH),000.00
worth of bonds as of June 39, 1949. This has been made possible
by those who have voluntarily paid their taxes.
According to the records we have now $100,000.00 of uncol
lected taxes because some people have neglected to pay their
taxes
You have received or will receive a notice from this office in
regard to your delinquent taxes. Please come in and see us and
take care of these taxes. !t is our duty to collect them, and we
are going to do it.
Pay Now?Save More Cost
CHEROKEE COUNTY,
E. L. SHIELDS, Tax Collector