FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
Agriculturally Sp<
Experts
, Trends F
FRANK W. REAMS.
County Agent
I960 PRICES 1
The experts nave been gaz
f ing at the crystal ball and
have made a few predictions
They predict the following
will sell for higher prices this
year: Hay, seeds, tobacco, ap
-- . pies, pecans, spring potatoes
spring vegetables, sobeans
? About the same prices or cosl
as 1959 will be: Sheep, familj
living, sweet potatoes, cotton
farm cost%?milkr ami forest
products. Prices down?com
pared to 1959 will be: Pea
nuts, poultry, beef cattle
hogs, feed grains and wheat
Regardless of the prices ii
will pay big dividends to pro
duce high quality, large yield:
at the lowest cost possible
Remember you make highei
profits to sell 5 acres of to
. baCCO for $300.00 per acrt
3 compared to 10 acres foi
$600.00 per acre.
SHARE CROPPERS
Here is some informatio!
that is of interest about on<
of oar nematode pests:
^ Besides all the trouble thej
^7" cause the farmer, destructivt
nematodes also have theii
uuuuics. urey are siaugnier
ed in large numbers by fung
as well as a veriety of micro
scopic animals, including oth
er nematodes. There are va
rious types of nematode:
which prey on their kin ant
one of the most notorious i:
a group known as thi
monorchs. Although the;
average only l/10th inch ii
length, they very often at
tack nematodes larger thai
themselves, and have beei
known to gulp down othei
nematodes half their length
This gastronomic feat is com
parable to a man gulping i
string of sausages several fee
long as one sitting.
Mononchs normally a r i
found in plants, soils anc
fresh water of almost ever;
climate ? in the depths o
deep Alphine lakes and 01
mountain tops. They alsi
seem to be well distributet
throughout Florida. In oni
cornfield in New Jersey. 1
was estimated that there wen
30,000,000 mononchs in th>
top six inches per acre. How
^ ever large this figure ma;
s
' | The <
of Warrenton in the S
December 31, 1959
Cash, balances with other
items in process of co
United States Governmen
Obligations of States and
Other bonds, notes, and d
Corporate stocks (includii
Loans and discounts (incl
Bank premises owned $1<
(Bank premises owned
Other assets ?
TOTAL ASSETS
Demand deposits of indi\
Time deposits of individi
ueposus oi unuea state!
f Deposits of States and pol
* Other deposits (certified
TOTAL DEPOSITS
Other liabilities.
TOTAL LIABILITIES
A Capital*..
Surplus ?
Undivided profits
Reserves (and retirement
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCO
TOTAL LIABILITIES Af
This bank's capital consi
Total deposits to the credit
Assets pledged or assigne
Loans as shown above an
Securities as shown are a
H'-> L P. B. Boyd, Vice Pres
- above statement is true,
the several matters hereii
belief.
Correc
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ft? p ;
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State
fe:. (Notarjf'i Seel) gwc
1MB,
of thl
M . -r c.
r.
; I960 II
saking
Discuss
"or The h
| seem, it actually is pitifully
i small when compared to a
| total population of 16 billion
nemas that once were esti[
( mated occupying the soil of a
j sugar beet field in Utah. One
, mononch was found to kill
\ 1,332 other nematodes during
. its life of 12 weeks in captivity.
They feed on one-celled
animals, small worms, hotif.
ers, other nematodes and
\ nematode eggs.
,| The ugly mononch's mouth
mparts are particularly well
-'suited to a killer. The head
- contains six lips that create
, J a suction grip on the victim.
.'In its mouth is a tooth-like
t1 structure it uses as a batter
-ling ram to pierce the victim's
jlbody, and the inner suface
. jof the mouth is lined with
j rasp-like projections which
- look like shark's teeth. This
M should scare the davliehtc mil
"jof the little nematodes?a fel
j low nematode stalking then:
[with the offensive weapon ol
\ an octapus, a rhinoceros anc
? a shark.
Scientists already h a v <
[ thought of using these littk
"r killers to control nematodes
. in some fields, but found the
i f effect of their control eco
. j nomically unimportant. Thu:
- far, its greatest influence or
, the nematode population is ir
sj regulating the total. A root
11 knot nematode female can laj
3 j several hundred eggs during
21 its three or four week life
f j span and the majority o:
l these eggs, upon developing
;can duplicate the feat ac
H infinitum. It wouldn't be tor
i long before this nematode
r would crowd out all other an
. imal species and inherit the
- earth, researchers say. It ii
a against such an eventuality
t that mononchs and other pre
datory microorganisms assume
- their greatest importance
i This little fellow helps con
f trol the scope of nematode
f population, but the use o
i soil fumigants such as Nema
> gon or D-D is far more disas
1 trous and effective in keepin]
- huge populations of nema:
t "out of your fields and keej
2 your profit picture in foscus
Say you saw it advertisee
y in The Warren Record.
^os?< difr;
IEPORT OF CONDITION <
Citizens
itate of North Carolina at
ASSETS
banks, including reserve balanc
llection
t obligations, direct and guarai
political subdivisions
lebentures
ig No stock of Federal Reserv<
luding No overdrafts)
1,383.30; furniture and fixtures
are subject to No liens not assi
LIABILITIES
riduals, partnerships, and corpo
ials, partnerships, and corporat:
t Government (including postal
litlcal subdivisions .
and officers' checks, etc.)
$4,523,390.46
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
account for preferred capital)
UNTS
ID CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
sta of common stock with total
t of the State of North Carolina
MEMORANDA
d to secure liabilities and for o
e after deduction of reserves ol
fter deduction of reserves of __
lident, of the above-named bank
and that it fully and correctly
i contained and set forth, to th
t?Atteat: P B. Boyt
JOHN
CLAU
P. G.
of North Carolina, County of V
m to and subscribed before i
and I hereby certify that I an
m bank. A. (
Dm mission expiree 8-1M0.
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Price
"W T
lew Year
Farmers Should
Check On SS
Paymer-s
Time after time, Warren
County residents have asked, i
"How much work do I need!
if I become disabled?" Ac-j
j tually, the answer to this
question is fairly simple. You I
, must have a total of five
years work, covered by social
securitv. out of thp tpn vpnrcl
before your disability began, j
. However, for the benefit of i
| the Warren County people,'
| my column today will cover I
( in detail the provisions of
. the Social Security Disability
| Act as it pertains to disabil-,
ity work requirements.
k For instance, take the case
f of a typical Warren County'
[ farmer. He has never worked
for wages and all of his in-.
k come comes from the farm.
(As a farmer, he has only
?jpaid social security tax since
>1955, if he is a tenant, and
>; 1956 if he is a landlord who
.! farms with tenants. This
? means a tenant must have
ijreported his earn11
ings, unless he has additional)
.(wage credits to add to his
/ self-employment income. This
t j means a tenant must have re?|
ported .his earnings and paid
f j his tax in 1955, 1956, 1957,
,I 1958 and 1959 in order to
11 have his necessary five years.
)lAs for the landlord, it will be
i I necessary for him to also
.! have 1960 earnings, unless he
? has additional wage credits to
s'add to his self-employment
f income. This is so as the
landlord was not permitted to
? report his share-crop income
in 1955
Now the above is true only
; as long as the self-employed
f farmer has filed his tax re
turns and reported his in
come each year as it was due.
; There is a definite time
s limitation of three years,
> three months, and fifteen
. days on going back and filI
ing delinquent social security
i self-employment tax returns.
1 This means that the Warren
3F I
n . i S
joariK ?
the close of business on O
:es, and cash a
.. $1,004,818.20 i
iteed - 1,752,624.25 B
473,681.90 v|
215,000.00 8
i Bank) ? 14,572.45 ?
1,536,825.15 R
$9,740.63 24,123.93 8
imed by bank)
31,458.20 8
5,053,104.08 S
rations 2,985,139.29 8
Ions 1,233,622.90 g
savings) 88,198.58
210,467.12 I
5,962.57 i
118,786.64
4.642,177.10
50,000.00
zuu.uuuuu
. . . . 157,926.98
3,000.00
? 410,926.98
5,053,104.08
par value of $50,000.00
or any official thereof None.
ther purpose? 437,750.00
r - 8,750.00
8.250 00
, do solemnly Swear that the
represents the true state of
e best of my knowledge and
i
G. MITCHELL.
DE T. BOWERS,
SEAMAN, Directors,
barren, as:
me this 10 day of January,
? not an officer or director
J. BLALOCK, Notary Public
THE W
County farmer who did hot file
his 1955 return by April 15,
1959, will never receive credit
for this year. By the same
token. April 15, 1960, is the
deadline for filing 1960 returns
and reporting earnings
for that year. If farm income
for 1956 is not reported by
April 15. it too will never be
creditable for social security
purposes.
Therefore, any Warren County
farmer who reads this
column should check to make
sure that he has reported all
years since 1955 that he has
farmed and had a net profit oi
more than $400 Failure tc
do so could easily result in his
not having the necessar\
quarters to meet the disability
reauirement of fivo
work out of the ton years be
fore his disability began.
Warren County resident
may obtain more informatior
about their rights under th(
Disability law by contacting
their nearest Social Securit:
office or representative Th<
office serving this area is lo
cated at 1122 Hillsboro Street
Raleigh, N. C.
Mrs, Matthews
Commended For
Work At Airport
| A W*Tcn woman has beoi
I commended for her alertnes
I in a recent emergency arisini
[ on the Eastern Air i.ine an'
for her consistent performanc<
I of duty in an exemplar
! manner
una. uiivir aiauiiBws. aniiyn
ter of Mrs. Curtis Overby anc
the late Mr. Overby, who ha:
been employed for a numbe
of years by Eastern Airli.ni
Inc.. at the Raleigh-Durhan
Airport, has received a lette
i of commendation from J. W
Godwin, district sales and tral
fic manager, reading as follows
" It is with pleasure that
notify you that the Award
Committee of the Eastern
? Achievement League has ap
proved a nomination passed 01
to it in connection with thi
excellent job you did in ar
ranging a Washington flag
stop to flight 346 on Septem
ber 21.
"You are to be comme.nde<
for your alertness in movin{
in on this situation when yoi
learned that flight 674 was do
layed in Florence because o
mechanical difficulty. A num
ber of passengers were accom
odated without Inconvenience
including the Governor o
North Carolina and at leas
one other distinguished passen
ger:.
"We heartily commend yoi
for your consistent performano
of duty in such an exemplar:
manner and for your attitudi
of courtesy and helpfulness to
wards passengers and fe|lov
employees, thereby promotinj
good will for Eastern Ail
Lines.
I "Congratulations!"
I Home Ec. Teacheri
Hold Meeting
The Warren-Vance Count;
Home Economics Teachers As
sociation held its regula
monthly meeting at Middle
burg High School on Wednes
day, January 9. at 3 o'clock
The teachers met in th<
Home Economics Departmen
of the school with Miss Ailent
Wewbome as hostess. Mrs
Patricia Hudspeth, chairman
called the meeting to ordei
pwinmaftt
Now Available
Plant Bed 1-9-3
Methyl Bromide
Soil Fumigant
Plastic Covers
Coker Tobacco Seed
At The Mill
| Shipstuff $3.50
Flour, 50 lb. 3.25
I Meal, 50 lb. 2.00
FOR YARDS
& SHRUBS
10-10-10 Granulated
High Test Fert.
100 lbs. $3.25
WHITE'S
COTTON GIN
& FEED MILL
WARRENTON, W. C.
ARREN RECORD
| and the business session followed.
I Mrs. Esther Delbridge of
, Norlina High School gave the
j program on "Exploration of
[Teaching Techniques." Later,
all the teachers took part by
t contributing new ideas for bet(ter
teaching.
I All teachers were present
| for this meeting
|
! About 117.073 acres of
North Carolina cropland will
be held out of production in |
1960 under Conservation Re
serve contracts. '
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