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Negro FARM AGENT NEWS LEONARD C. COOPER Negro Comity Agent L W. MURFREE As?C Negro County Agent Rural Community Developmen Goals For 1902 Since Rural Community Dt velopment is a group-actioi program, with thte objective o people coming together to hel in the development of con munity, county, and self, w have to keep in mind th changes rapidly being mad that influence our growth an development ? changes tha guide us to direction changes that tell us we wil change?regardless of whethe it is forward or backward. Since the last five year Warren County has lost 61 non-white farm families. W now have 1,301 non-white farr families residing in this cour ty. There are 683 owners an part owners, 618 tenants an sharecroppers; 48.3% of al land in cultivation is by nor whites. Also, this county rank 14th from the bottom in pe capita income?and there ar 100 counties in North Carolina What can Rural Communit Development do to increas farm income? First, 150 farm families ca: add one brood sow to thei program and top out 20 pigs totaling 3,000 tops. Today' market price of $15.00 pe hundred pounds would brin $30.00 per pig, times 3,00 hogs?equally $90,00 income. Secondly, of the 1,00 4-H'ers, 400 4-H'ers could tak one brood sow with two litter of 10 pigs. Multiply 20 pig time' 400 and you get a tots of 8,000 pigs. Sell them a feeder pigs at $12.00 each, gii ing a $36,00 new income. Thirdly, 20 families can ad 5 cows each to their milkin herd. Each cow returning a average of $25.00 per mont times 10 months wrould equs $250 per cow times 100 cow (5 cows to 20 families). Thi would give a total of $25,00 from milk, and this is not t even mention the calves an manure. Fourthly, 50 farm famiiie could raise 2 beef animals sel ing at 20c per pound. A 5CK pound animal would brin $100 each. One hundred bee animals for $100 each woul gross $10,000. Fifthly, practically everyom raises cucumbers. You can in crease your yield to the stab average of 150 bushels pel acre?an increase of 50 bush els of No. l's. If 600 families would do this, it would in crease yield 15,000 bushels es timated increase income o: $125 per family for 600 fami lies?equaling $74,000. Sixth, in tobacco, the coun ty average is 1,400 pounds Five hundred families coulc boost the yield by 100 poundi per acre averaging 2 acres pel farm by 500 families. This would give a $100 increased in come per family for a gross ol $50,000 Income. Seventhly and last, in th< area of cotton prodif!1"", 1, 000 families could increasi yield by 1/2 bale, giving $9( extra per famly. The gros: for these 1,000 families woulc be $90,000 Now let's take a look at what we have: Top hogs at $90,000; feeder pigs at $86,000; milk at $26,00; beef at $10/)00; cucumbers at $74,000; tobacco at $50,000; and cotton at $80 - 000. These seven items bring a grand total of $435,000? nearly a half million dollars. Announcement By Negro Agent DPrnr n PEGGIE P. DREW County Negro Home Ec. Agent DOROTHY RUTH EDGE Assistant County Negro Home Ec. Agent Phone 204-1 Monday, March 26: 1:30 p. m., Epworth Home Demonstra tion Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Patience Hill. 10:30 p. m., Olive Grove Home Demonstration Club will meet at th" home of Mrs. Nan nie Wright with Mrs Juran Wilkins as co-hostess. Tuesday, March 27: 1 p. m? Wise Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ida Baskerville. 2:30 p. m., Norlina Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Mable Sledge. Wednesday, March 28: The I State Council of Home Demon I stration Clubs will meet in Raleigh at the Memorial Audi I torium. The meeting will be ?in at 10:30 a. m. All inter ested persons, men and wo men, are invited to attend. Thursday, March 29: 12:30 I p. m., Fork Chapel Home Dem onstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Octavia Wil liams. J P- hi- I.iberia Home I Demonstration Club will meet .at the home of Mrs. Annie , Young. Friday, March 30: 1:00 p. I m., Jordan Hill Home Demon I stration Club will meet at the clubhouse with Mrs. Ida Pal mer as hostess. GARDENING TIPS Have you thought about 11 those little things that you I < ?O can do to improve your home I surroundings this year? Are ' you interested in having beau tiful lawns, lovely flowers and J trees? Here are some sugges I tions that will help you to beautify your home surround 11 ings. Crabgrass?friend or foe? Now is the time to act if you il d? not want crabgrass this summer. A new material call ed J Dachtal" is very effective against crabgrass. Apply it be fore seed germinate and you will see little crabgrass for the entire season. When used ac cording to direction it has caused no damage to establish ed turf. It also .gives good control on annual weeds. It is not effective against establ ished crabgrass or weeds?use it before crabgrass or weed seeds germinate One applica tion lasts well into the sum | mer, if not all season. Another material, "Triflura lin," is equally as good or bet ter?if it is available. It is new and may not be generally available this year. It s time to eat. For plants, I that is. Plants have started growing so let's give them a square meal?to push?them along. How much? It depends on your soil. Feed plants growing in poor soil, especial ly near trees, one or more times a year. Other plants mav need no fertilirinv at all HD Council Holds Second Meeting Of Year Monday The Home Demonstration Council held its second meet ing of the year at the Com munity Center here on Monday with the president, Mrs. Celis Alston, presiding. The devo tion was led by Wise Home Demonstration Club. The guest speaker for the occasion was Mrs. Josephine S Weaver, District Home Eco nomics Agent, A. and T. Col lege, Greensboro, who gave ar inspirational talk to an audi ence of 138 HD Club officers and members. Mrs. Weaver pointed oul that in order to meet the {changes. Home Demonstratior | Club members must pass the information they receive t< non-club members, invite there to the meetings and to othei ! special events?not merely t( join the club, but to give there a chance to learn what Home Demonstration is all about ant what can be gained from tht: organization. She further stat ed that the responsibilities ol HD Club members are many and due to the changing role now being witnessed, leaden will be responsible for helpin; to recruit and train more lead ers for better homemakers o; tomorrow. A social hour followed the meeting with a delicious repas served by Coley Spring ant Cool Spring HD Clubs. Embro HD Club was recep tionist and prepared a beautl ful arrangement of jonquil and greenery for the speaker"! table. The clubs present and theii attendance were as follows: Burchette, 10; Cool Springs 7; Coley Spring. 8; Elam, 1 Ellington, 7; Mayflower, 12 Norlina, 3; Olive Grove, 14 Pine Grove, 7; Snow Hill, 6 Embro, 7; Epworth, 4; Fori Chapel, 9; Hecks Grove, 3; Jor dan Hill, 5; Liberia, 3; Macon 1; Shocco, 7; Thrift Hill, 4 Vaughan, 1; Warrenton, 5 Wise, 10; Longs-Arcola, 2. Watch your plants and keep them in a healthy growlnj condition., In good soil it il possible to get better than twc feet of growth per year ot magnolia, pecan and many oth er medium to slow growing trees, If fertilized and watereC adequately. Use an 8-8-8 fertilizer foi most plants. Follow with one or more light applications ol nitrogen if needed. Manure it also excellent, but it may con tain lots of weed seed. If yoc prepare new beds, work th? fertilizer into the soil. Phos phate moves very little in th( soil, therefore, place it deep t< stimulate deep rooth growth Use two to four pints (one pint?one pound) of fertilize! to each 100 square feet. Fol low this with light application! of nitrogen if needed througl the summer. Go light in fer tilizing azaleas, especially smal plants. Make two or three very light applications with the last application going on bj July. Atuunel shallow rooleif plants (boxwe>od, azaleas) oi mulched plants, leave the fer tilizer on top of the ground Use 20 pounds per 1000 square feet on lawns. A lot of the pruning can be done during the growing sea son by cutting long or short stems depending on the growth by the plant. If this is done about the only other pruning necessary is to remove diseas ed branches just before growth starts in the spring. Those roses with exceptional vigor should be pruned to 3 to 9 canes and these cut back to ?bout two feet The less vigor ous ones can be left alone ex cept for thinning out and re moving diseased wood. This type pruning should he done about the time growth starts. With Climbing roses it is largely a matter of keeping them thinned out and the branches shortened when necessary. Light pruning can be done at any time. Early spring just before growth starts is a good time to do the thinning out Get busy?and beautify your home surroundings! Embro Club Meets With Mrs. Stallings Mrs. Claudia Stallings enter tained the Embro Home Dem onstration club at her home on Monday night. Mm. Grade Riggan led in prayer an. votiona were given by Mrs. Frank Twitty. t.; A demonstration on "More Ways To Sorva Meat" km Riven by Mrs, Frank T - Gertie Mrs. SUllingB^H Overby. After the coffee. The Stalling^ home bore lovely arrangements of spring flowers. Had Better Move A gentle Quaker roused from sleep by a strange noise invest igated and found a burglar at work. The Quaker went for hi: gun and returned to the roonc where the burglar was occupy ing himself with the familj silver. He stood in the door way and announced quietly "Friend, I would do thee n< harm for the world, but the< standest where I am about tc shoot." Use the classifed advts. DIAL 303-1 FOR A RECORD WANT AD HELP WANTED Female MATURE WOMEN?Your ag is not a handicap. If yo have 4 hours a day and ar able and willing to worl Ayon has a wonderful earr ing opportunity for you. Fo interview at your home writ Mrs. Edna Inscoe, Rt. 1, Cs stalia, N. C. It HELP WANTED Male YOU can make more as a Raw leigh Dealer than at mos anything else and it's stead; year around. Established bin iness available in West Wai ren County. Write Rawleigt Dept. NCC-931-864, R i c t mond, Va. m2-5t WANteD? Married man, hot est and reliable, with experi ence in farm machinery o willing to learn. See T. B Creech at Warrenton Live stock Market. m2-tf ANNOUNCEMENTS ANY INFORMATION on see ing, since November 6, 1961 or knowing anything about : ladies' gold wrist watch Tradition make, will be ap predated. Reward if infoi mation is of value. Writi Box T, c/o Warren Record ml6 3t] FOR RENT FOR RENT ? 4 room upstair apartment with bath. Privati entrance. N. Main Street Tel. 620-1. m9-3t WANTED Wanted ? houses ani Apartments for rent in Wai ren County. Contact Selb; Benton at Benton Furnitur Co., phone 406-6. tf WANTED ? Poplar logs am blocks 69" long. Goblet Ve neers, Inc., Whitakers, N. C ml9-tf FOR SALE MAINE grown Blue Goos Irish Cobbler seed potatoes $3.75 per bag. Wood s Casl Grocery. It FOR SALE ? Du-Craft red an white 14-ft plywood boat wit] 35 hp Evinrude outboari motor with electric starter Equipped with all hardware Also Tee-Nee trailor. Bargaii price. Contact C. A. Hicks Norlina, N. C., phone 414-] ofinr K n m nt. ANNIVERSARY SALE ?Mai nolias, pines, dogwoods, boi woods, viburnums, $1.00 an up; hollies, sasanquas, ca meiiias, azaleas, pecans, crab apples, etc. priced to sell Boxwood Nursery, Wise, N C. It Used Televisions From $79.95 Up. ALL GUARANTEED Radio TV Centei c8-tl POULAN CHAIN SAWS EASY STARTINO PERFECT IALANCI MORI POWW bAUS & StRVICF WILLIAMS MOTOR SALES FOR SALE ? General store In good location. Will double investment in one year. Rea son for selling, other inter ests. If interested write "Gen eral Store," c/o Warren Record. ltc IT'S our pleasure to loan Car pet Shampooers FREE with purchase of Blue Lustre Car pet Shampoo. Warrenton Furniture Exchange. ltc 1956 FORD Falrlane V8, 4 door. extra clean, execellent condition, $695. N o r 1 in a Motor Sales, Norlina, N. C. Tel. 393-1. ltc 16% Acme Dairy Feed, $3.00 per bag. Wood's Cash Grocery. ltc FRUIT TREES, Nut Trees, Berry Plants, Grape Vines and Landscape Plant Materi al ? offered by Virginia's Largest Growers. Ask for Free Copy 56-pg. Planting Guide Catalog in color. Sales -people wanted. WAYNES BORO NURSERIES. Waynes boro. Virginia. m9-4tc ; DRESSED HENS 15c each, country sausage 50c lb? eat ing potatoes 50 lb. bag $1.50, 1 apples $1.50 bu. Ingle's Esso Station, Ridgeway. ltc HAY FOR SALE ? See or call A. S. Bugg, phone 446-7. m9-4tc l MAINE grown Blue Goose ; Irish Cobbler seed potatoes, $3.75 per bag. Wood's Cash Grocery. ltc TRACTOR TRAILERS for sale or let me build you one. T. R. Paynter. Tel. 733-2. m9-tfc FOR SALE ? Standard Master Model Fluid Process Dupli cator Machine. Call 5163 after six o'clock. ltc HAY FOR SALE, 75c per bale. Richard Moss, Jr., Rt. 1, Box 190, Manson, N. C. ml6-2tp !. 1956FORD V8 Vi ton pickup, 3 longjbody, excellent condition, practically new tires, $695.00. Norlina Motor Sales, Norlina, N. C. Tel. 393-1 ltc "FOR A LONG AND HAPPY LIFE" new book by Rey nolds Price now on sale at Polk-A-Dot Gift Shop. Tel. 946-1, Warrenton, N. C. m2-tfc SEVERAL TOBACCO Farms for Rent. See Lawyer Gilli land. ltc FOR SALE ? Five gallon ink buckets at 35c each. Warren Record. tfc JUST bought out complete stock of drug store and groc ery store fixtures, including counters, show cases, shelv ing and one refrigerated meat case. This complete stock of fixtures for sale, all or any part. C & S Sales, Tel. 497-6, 497-1 or 776-1. m23-2tc MAINE grown Blue Goose ' Irish Cobbler seed potatoes, 5 $3.75 per bag. Wood's Cash Grocery. f23-tfc GALVANIZED ROOFING $8.95 Per Sq. WARREN F.C.X. SERVICE ii WARRENTON ?-tfe HAY FOR SALE?T. R. Payn ter, Rt. 2, Warrenton, N. C. Tel. 733-2. je?-tfc FOR SALE ? New and used chain saws. New Saws $89.50 up. Dealer for Titan, Mono, Clinton and Stihl Saws. Han non's. Lawn Mower Shop, Henderson, N. C. Dial GE 8 I 5717. ol3-tfc SKY-HIGH USED CAR VALUES ot?^ DOWN-TO-EARTH / PRICES BUY NOW AND SAVIt MOTOR SALES CO., INC. HENDERSON, N. C. LEGAL NOTICES ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as Administrator of the estate of Lucy D. Watson, late of Warren County. All persons | holding claims against said estate are required to present the same to me on or before the 23rd day of Septem ber, 1962. ! This March 16, 1962. ! BRAVID L. WATSON P. O. Box 76 Vaughan, N. C. BANZET & BANZET Attorneys m23-4tc NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUBLICATION State of North Carolina, Warren County, i In The Superior Court J. Baker Plummer (widower), I Pannie B. Davis (unmarried;, Ethel Boyd Galbraith (widow), Carolyn D. Dugger (widow), Neally B. Davis (unmarried), Viola D. Hines and husband, R. C. Hines, Jr., Nora R. Har rell (widow), and Blair Has kins, Jr., and wife, Sarah F. Haskins, Petitioners vs Natalie Plummer (widow), Courtney Plummer Fitts and husband, Howard Fitts, Eliza beth Battle Beckett and hus band, Calvin Beckett, Robert Plummer (unmarried), Eugene Plummer (unmarried), Clem mentine Kay Plummer (wid ow), Marie Plummer Orsot and i busband, Antonio Orsot, et al., I Respondehts To Natalie Plummer, Eliza beth Battle Beckett and hus I band, Calvin Beckett, Robert i Plummer, Eugene Plummer, 1 Malcolm Davis, G. Norfleet I Carter and wife, Susan C. Car 'ter, Virginia Armistead Carter ! Landon B. Carter, Aloyise Has kins Pomeroy and husband Lawrence Pomeroy, Beverley H Hailey and husband, Robert C. Hailey, Ella R. Gullett and husband, William M. Gullett A Goode Russell and wife Roxie B. Russell, Edwin O Russell and wife, Rebecca E Russell, T. S. Russell and wife Cvnthia Russell, James M. Rus sell and wife, Alice Graves Rusell, Lee Russell, Lynn Rus sell Sillcox and husband, H. Allen Silcox, Ethel Russell Lauria and husband, S. A. Lauria, Harry Sessums and wife, Annie Ruth Sessums, William H. Sessums, Jr., and wife, Estella Sessums, Guid etta Kneavel, Clem Kneavel and John Owen Plummer, Jr., and wife, Onie Mae Plummer. Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above en titled special proceeding. The nature of the relief be ing sought is as follows: To seU for partition that certain tract or parcel of land in War renton Township, Warren Coun tv North Carolina, containing forty-three (43) acresjmore or less, which is described in the Petition filed in this cause. You are required to make defense to such pleading not. later than April 30, 1962 an upon your failure to do so the nartv seeking service against ?ou Will apply to the court for the relief sought. Mflrch This 20th day of Marcn, 1962' (s) JOE N. ELLIS. Clerk of Supenor Court KERR & KERR, i"23"4" G. M. BEAM. TAYLOR & ELLIS,, NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUBLICATION State of North Carolina, Warren County In The Superior Court Lish A. Hopkins, Plaintiff vs. Willie Weldon Hopkins, Jr., Defendant To Willie Weldon Hopkins, Jr.: Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above en titled action. The nature of the relief be ing sought is as follows: To sell for partition the lands own ed by plaintiff and defendant as tenants in common, situated in Sixpound Township, Warren County, North Carolina, con sisting of 26.39 acres, more or less, being identical lands con veyed to Willie Weldon Hop kins, Jr., and Lish A Hopkins by J. N. Johnston et ux. by deed dated January 10, 1955, recorded In office of Register of Deeds of Warren County, N. C., in Book 185, page 202. You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than April 30, 1962, and upon your failure to do so the party seeking service against you will apply to the court for the relief sought. This 27th day of February, 1962 (s) JOE N. ELLIS, Clerk of Superior Court BANZET & BANZET Attorneys m24te NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER DEED OF TRUST | North Carolina l Warren County Under and by virtue of the | power of sale contained in that certain deed of trust executed jon the 7th day of August 1961, by Romey Williams and wife, ( Mildred Williams to Jack Sent er, Trustee, recorded in Book j 201 on page 356, in the Office I of the Register of Deeds of j Warren County, North Carolina, [ default having been made in I the payment of the indebted I ness secured thereby, the un ! dersigned trustee will offer for j sale to the highest bidder, for I cash, at public auction at the I courthouse door in Warren I County, North Carolina, on ' Saturday the 24 day of March, I 1962, at twelve o'clock noon, i the following described lands. Beginning at a stake on the j West side of the Baltimore ! Road and the South West cor ner of Letitia Williams prop erty; thence South 76 degrees 30 minutes West 320 feet to a stake; thence South 58 degrees 30 minutes East 105 feet to a | stake; thence North 76 degrees 130 minutes East to a stake, at j the West side of Baltimore | Road; thence Parallel with said road North 58 degrees 30 min utes West to a stake at the j point of beginning. I Containing one acre more or j less. Being a portion of that land I conveyed to Lizzie Williams by j deed dated July 18, 1899 from I W. T. White and wife. Record | ed in Register of Deeds Office | Warren County, North Caro Una. I The highest bidder will be required to deposit in cash at the sale an amount equal to ten per cent of the amount of his bid up to one thousand dol I lars plus five per cent of the | excess of his bid over one | thousand dollars. This the 20 day of February, 1962. JACK SENTER Tnictoo r>-<O Air NOTICE North Carolina Warren County The undersigned, having qualified as executors of the estate of Kate W. Mayfield, de ceased late of Warren County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned, or their attorney, on or before the 9th day of March 1963, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the un dersigned, or their attorney. This the 9th day of March, 1962. JOHN W MAYFIELD Executor Norlina, N. C. HORACE M. ROBINSON Executor Henderson, N. C. CHARLES M. WHITE, III Attorney Warrenton, N. C. m9-4tc Better Used Tractor And Equipment Bargains 3 NAA Fords 1 8N Ford 1 M I'annall 1 Cub Farmall 1 B John Deere, As Is Reconditioned, Repainted, New Tires Where Needed, And Guaranteed. Good Selection of Plows, Disc Harrows, Mowers, etc. HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS WADE RAIN IRRIGATION SYSTEMS FORD DIESEL & GASOLINE TRACTORS SALES ? SERVICE FAJtM TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO., INC. GE 8-8185 HENDERSON, N. C. It happaned 100 YEARS ago The oldest incorporated trade association in the country, the United States Brewers Association, was organized in 1862 ... the same year that III MOUTH CAROLINA 2,000 Ill-equipped Confederates made a gallant defense of Roanoke Island against 15,000 Union invaders with an armada of 80 vessels. Rations of beer were enjoyed by soldiers of both armies during the war-just as North Carolinians today continue to find pleasure In beer. Par then, as now, beer was the traditional beverage aj moderation. But beer means more than enjoy ment to our stale. The Brewing industry contrib utes more than 8 million tax dollars to North Carolina each year- money that helps Support our hospitals, schools, and highways. TODAY, in its centennial year, the United States ?sowers Association still Works constantly to as sure maintenance of high standards of quality and propriety wherever boar and ale are served. NOTICE Our office is now open every day for assistance in the filing of Income Tan Returns both Fed eral and State also Social Security. Will be glad to assist you in any tax matters, call or come by our office for appointment. Office opposite Colonial Store on South Main Street, Warrenton, N. C. L. O. ROBERTSON & SON Large Personal Property Sale AT ABSOLUTE WED, MARCH Q 1:30 P. M. fcTT NORLINA, N. C. (EVERY ITEM BEING SOLD REGARDLESS OP PRICE ? AS OWNERS ARE NO LONGER FARMING.) Sale Being Conducted At The A. L. Fleming Farm, | Just Off U. S. No. 1, At Norlina, N. C. PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD IN THIS SALE 2 M-M 445 Tractors & Also Many Other Farm Equipment Tools To Be Sold 1|M-M 335 Tractor & 1 Easy Flow Lime Equipment 1 Bush & Bog, Oliver j Set Cultivators and 1 Blade for Tractor Planters Harris * 1 Tobacco Transplanter 1 Wagon on Rubber } ^CutO* 1 M-M Corn Picker } ?ase Hay Rake 1 M-M 88 Grain J ^?w.er Q Harvester \ P?,an 1 Varia-Tiller Distributor f Farm Trailers 1 New Holland Hay Baler J ??*; 7?rrow, . _ _ 1 Oliver Wind-Row Rake 1 1947 Chevrolet 2-Ton 1 M-M Combine Truck Several Hog Feeders 3 Mules 1 Allen Adding Machine Approx. 14,000 Tobacco Concrete Mixer Sticks Also, One Almost New O-M Irrigation System, With 3,760 Feet Main Line Aluminum Pipe. 27 Risors And Sprinklers With All Fixtures To Cover Two Acres. TERMS: CASH DOAK FARMS, In This Sale You Will Find Some Extra Good Equip ment ? Hie Very Kind That Is Ready To Go Work For You ? Every Item To Be Sold ? No Hold Backs ? You Will Set The Price ? The Very Kind Of Equipment That You Should Need Now Come Prepared To Buy ? Do Not Overlook The Time And Date Of Hie Sale. Bring Your Cheek Books And Let's Do Business. Get That Extra Equipment You Need To Catch Up With Your Work. Every Piece in Perfect Working Condition. Meet Items Only 2 Or 3 Years Old. For Further Information Please Contact CoL M Butler, Warrenton, N. C., Tclphone 4276. COL. BOB BUTLER, Auctioneer
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