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Soil Tests Are
Beneficial Says
Chairman Morgan
"Have crops on your farm been
making top yields?" asks C V
Morgan, county extension chair
man. If not, you will want to ex
amine your entire production pro
gram and see where improvements
can be made. Top yields require the
right kind and amounts of fertilizer
—and maybe time. Since it is not
possible to took at a soil and see
what deficiencies exist, soil tests
provide information useful in de
ciding if fertilizaton practices have
been adequate and what changes
are needed.
The plant food requirements of
a crop can be supplied by fertilizer
broadcast before planting, at plant
ing and topdressed or sidedressed
after the crop is established. For
example, soils low in phosphorus
may need broadcast applications of
phosphates in addition to normal
fertiiization, if top yields are to be
produced. Similar conditions may
be encountered with potassium.
But, sidedressing or topdressing the
potassium fertilizer near the time
when the crop has its highest re
quirement for the nutrient may be
desirable, especially on sandy soils
These soils usually have a low
capacity to hold potassium against
ieaching.
Most soils are low in nitrogen un
less planted to a legume crop. The
average soil also has a low capacity
to hold nitrogen against leaching.
Therefore, the accepted practice
is to have seme nitrogen in the
fertilizer used at planting time and
to apply the remainder needed in
one or more applications. How
ever, potassium and nitrogen ap
plied ahead of planting have been
satisfactory on soils medium to
high hr clay. Soil tests information
provides a guide for adjusting fer
tilization practices to insure that
the crop has an adequate supply of
available plant foods at a time
when they are needed. A condition
essential for top yields says Mor
gan.
For more information about soil
tests and the procedure for having
samples tested, Morgan invites you
to visit his office or see one of the
other county agricultural workers.
Four Women Enter
Christmas Contest
Four Granville County Home
Demonstration Club members with
Mrs. Betty A. Bland, assistant
available, so you can really get the feel of a tractor that can do
so much to increase your earning power.
2. A big 3-Day Air Trip to the Land of Power —Allis-Chalmers
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^ SALES & SERVtCE
OXFORD iMPtEMENT
Wd!! Stteet Phone 3035
home agent, participated Tuesday I
in a ctntest of the Peggy Mann
Show on Christmas ideas.
They were Mesdames Hugh Ai
ten of Stem; O. C. Jenkins, Wilton:
Chhries Yancey, Enon; and R. L. !
Daniel, Walnut Grove.
Each member entered an item for
judging. The participants were :
iuncheon guests of the teievision
station and Liiy Mills of Sheiby at t
the Jack Tar Hotel.
Eleven counties participated whh
approximately 45 women. Awards
were presented first, second and '
third piare winners. ' .
A. B. Duke Schoo!
Honor Ro!! Given
Honor roll for Angier B. Duke
School for the second report period
has been announced as foiiows:
First Grade, Toney Beatty, Ed
ward Littlejohn, Kevan Lioyd.
Wanda Young.
Second Grade, Shirley McFad
den, Sandra Whitehead, Robert
Thornton.
Third Grade, Tonette Glover,
Jeanne Johnson.
Fourth Grade, Kevan Holioway,
Bennie Lee Giover, Slay ter Lioyd,
James McManner, Ronaid Maicney,
Patricia Colson, Erma Morton,
Brenda Ann Gregory, Annie Jauni
ta Hunt, Patricia Bailey, Jacquelyn
Chavis, Johnnie Lee Estes.
Fifth Grade, James Adams, Hel
en Beatty, Mary Cannady, Hattie
Mae Clements. Rosolyn Height,
Linda Hunt, Romona Miiler, Linda
Roberson.
Sixth Grade, Patrice Dunn, Suz
ette Howeli, Melvin Tyler, Gerald
ine Hamme, Percy Bryant, Caroiyn
Campbell, Earl Hunter, Jerome
Rcss, Hattie Mae Beatty, Caroiyn
Hester, Brenda Wright, Lonnie
Hammie.
Seventh Grade, Hope Pickett,
Wilma Bagby, Reginald Roberson.
Eighth Grade, Hildred Barnes,
Emti Howeil, Francine Chavis, Net
tie Johnson, Gloria McMannen,
Bradie Estes, Dean Tyler.
Dr. Lyons Heard By
Oxford Unit NCTA
A strong program of teaching at
the local ievei was advocated by Dr.
Charles A. Lyons, Jr., in an ad
dress before the Oxford City Unit
of North Carolina Teachers Asso
ciation Monday at Mary Potter
School.
Dr. Lyon is executive secretary of
the North Carolina Teachers Asso
ciation. He stated teachers should
have "positive objectives at the io
cai as weii as at state levels."
He was presented by F. D. Mc
Neiil, president of the Oxford City
Unit of NCTA.
Prior to Dr. Lyons' speech, a
group composed of Mrs. E- S. Mc
Neil.', Mrs. W. B. Gibson,- H.
E. Venable, Mrs. R. C. Hunt, and
Mrs. L. H. Miiier discussed the im
portance of joining the NBA,
NCTA, ATA, Oxford City Teachers
Association and Unified member
ship.
The ancient Egyptians considered
glass to be of equal value to gem
stones and precious metals because
it then was so difficult and expen
sive to make. Colored glass often
was combined with gold and gems
in jewelry.
LEGAL NOTICES
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of
the Will of Mrs. Julia Clement
Meadows, deceased, late of Gran
ville County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before June 13,
1963, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. Ali per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This the 12th day of December,
1962.
DR. HERMAN MEADOWS, Ex
ecutor of the Will of B%rs. Julia
Clement Meadows, deceased.
Hicks & Taylor, Attorneys
it D 14 21 28 J 4 pd
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having duly qualified before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Granville County as executrix of
the will of Miss Corrinne A. Hol
mes deceased, this is to notify all
persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment to the
Ospo. a <w_
Afttr You Ste Your Mocior,
Bring Your Pescription To Ur
WiHioms Drug Co.
L. R CroMh C. B. WhtMer
^ W. T. Drmont
undersigned Executrix. AH persons
holding claims against said estate
wili present the same for payment
to the undersigned on or before the
14 day of June. 1963 or this notice
wiil be plead in bar of their re
covery.
This the 14 day of December.
1962.
MRS. NELL H. CYRUS
Franklinton, N. C.
Executrix of the last will and
testament cf Miss Corrinne A.
Holmes, deceased.
Ciaude W. Allen. Jr., Attorney
4t D 14 21 28 J 4 pd
PUBLIC NOTICE
On motion tf Commissioner J. W.
Boring, second by Commissioner.
L. E. Breedlove, the Board of Com
missioners for the City of Oxford,
North Carolina, passed the follow
ing Ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBIT
ING THE USE OF PYROTECH
NICS WITHIN THE CITY OF OX
FORD. NORTH CAROLINA:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF OXFORD. NORTH
CAROLINA:
SECTION 1. MANUFACTURE.
SALP AND USE OF PYROTECH
NICS PROHIBITED; PUBLIC
EXHIBITIONS PERMITTED;
COMMON CARRIERS NOT AF
FECTED. It shall be unlawful for
nt:y individual, firm, partnership,
or corporation to manufacture, pur
chase, sell, deal in, transport,
possess, receive, advertise, use or
caused to be discharged any pyro
technics of any description what
soever within the City of Oxford,
North Carolina: provided, how
ever, that it shall be permissible
for pyrotechnics to be exhibited,
used or discharged at public exhi
bition, such as fairs, carnivals,
shows of all descriptions and pub
lic cetebration; provided, further,
that the use of said pyrotechnics
in connection with public exhibi
tions, such as fairs, carnivals,
shows of all descriptions and pub
lic celebrations, shali be under sup
ervision of experts who have pre
viously secured written authority
from the Board of Commissioners
cf the City of Oxford, North Caro
lina; provided, further, that it
shail not be unlawful for a common
carrier to receive, transport, and
deliver pyrotechnics in the regular
course of its business.
SECTION 2. POSSESSION PRI
MA FACIE EVIDENCE OF VIOLA
TION. Possession of pyrotechnics
by any person, for any purposes
other than those permitted under
this ordinance, shall be prima
facie evidence that such pyrotech
nics are kept for the purpose of be
tng manufactured, soid, bartered,
exchanged, given away, received,
furnished, otherwise, disposed of,
or used in vioiation of the provi
sions of this ordinance.
SECTION 3. PERMITS FOR
USE AT PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS.
Far the purpose of enforcing the
provisions of this ordinance, the
Board of Commissioners of Oxford,
North Caroiina, are hereby em
powered and authorized to issue
permits for use in connection with
the conduct of pubiic exhibition,
such as fairs, carnivals, shows of
aii descriptions and pubiic exhibi
tions, but oniy after satisfactory
evidence is produced to the effect
that said pyrotechnics wiii be used
for the aforementioned purposes
and none other.
SECTION 4. PYROTECHNICS
DEFINED: EXCEPTIONS. For the
proper construction of the provision
of this ordinance, "pyrotechnics,"
is herein used, shah be deemed to
be and inciude any and all kinds
of fireworks, and explosives, which
are used for exhibitions or amuse
ment purposes; provided, however,
that nothing herein contained shall
prevent, the manufacture, pur
chase, sale, transportation, and
use of explosives or signaling flares
! used in the course of ordinary busi
! ness or industry, or shells or
'cartridges used as
: firearms. This ordinance
apply to the sale, use, or ;
of expiosives caps design
fired in toy cap pistols,
that the explosive mixture
expiosives caps shall not
twenty-five hundredths (.26) of
grain for each cap. g
SECTION 5. VIOLATION MADE
MISDEMEANOR. Any persons vio
lating any of the provisions of this
ordinance, except as otherwise
specified in said ordinance, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall be fined an amount
not to exceed Fifty and no-100
($50.00 Dollars! or imprisoned for
a term not to exceed thirty (30)
days, or both, in the discretion of
tthe Court.
Effective on and after December
14, 1962.
T. C. JORDAN, JR., Mayor
:2t D 14 21
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