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Land Measurers Begin Acreage Checks Some 25 seasonal ASCS employees trained in acreage measurement work have be gun their summer job of cheeking crop acreages on farms participating in the acreage allotment, wheat stab ilization. feed grain and soil bank programs. T E. Watson, ASCS office manager, an nounced yesterday In connection with the acreage measurement job. Watson said, farmers are urg ed to give complete coopera tion when the reporter visits the farm Producer coopera tion. he said, can help the workers, to do the job faster and more economical. Watston lusted three ways in which the farmers can help in land measurements. There are: (11 see that stakes are in place on premeasured farms; (2) make sure plant ings are within the staked area on premeasured farms, and (3) have someone who is familiar with the crop available to help the report er if the operator is away from the farm ASCS reporters who visit the farm to measure the acre age are out there to perform a service to the farmer, Wat son said. "Assisting in this measuring and designation of fields planted to allotmei . crops is definitely the respon sibility of the farmer or his agent It is greatly to the farmer's advantage to be there and assist in the meas For Steam CLEANING AT REASONABLE RATES ? SEE ? C&S TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. WARRENTON, N. C. Watson said that by being present the producer will realize how the acreages ate determined and he will be able to assure himself that the reporter has received cor reel information and has cor redly plotted the fields on the aerial photograph Performance reporters in Warren County wilt measure approximately 25.000 acres of crops and land used this season. Watson said Allotted crops to be measured in this' county include flue-cured to bacco. cotton, wheat and pea nuts, All soil bank base crops will be measured on soil bank farms. Also all wheat, corn, milo and diverted acreages on farms participating in the 1963 feed grain and wheat stabilization programs. The work of the reporter is only part of the perform ance check. Watson said The reporter outlines the planted acreage on an aerial photo graph. and that photograph is returned to the ASCS ol fice where the acreage is com puted by the county office staff The acreage is com puted by the '.se of a plant meter, an instrument which accurately computes the area outlined, and farmers will be : notified by mail of the de termined acreage. Afton News Mrs Bill Wolfe and son of Elizabeth, Colorado, are visit ing her father, Mr W. T Pin jnell, and other relatives here I for sometime i Mr. and Mrs Tom I.imer land children. Tommy and ' Lou. and Mrs. 0 M. Limer 1 shopped in Rocky Mount on : Saturday and were luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs. F. L i Harper and family. Mrs. M. H Hicks was hos tess to members of the W5CC ? of Providence Metnodist I Church at her home on Tues BFTTY ANN ROGERS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peyton B Rogers of Warren ton. a business major, was among the 98 junior college sophomores who received the Associate in Arts Diploma at the 54th annual commence ment Sunday at Gardner Webb College. day night. The Rev. and Mrs Oliver Taylor and family are visiting relatives and friends in Miami and Jacksonville, Florida Attend Wedding Among those attending the Frazier-Harrel wedding in Fa.vetteville on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Ray Frazier. Miss Betsy Frazier, Mrs .1 K Pinnell. Mr and Mrs, .1 H Andrews and children, H^len Rose, Dean and Aileen, Mrs. H H. Steed. Mr and Mrs T R Pavnter. Mr Ma coy Pavnter. Miss Jean Reav j is. Mr and Mrs W. L. Ful ler. Miss Lula Belle Fuller, | Mrs. Helen Mabry and Mr. I and Mrs Charles Hohgood I and children. Carol and Al ! len, of Afton, Mr and Mrs. M. Fuller of Macon. Mr and Mrs N. G Pinnell of Palmer Springs, Va? and Mr | and Mrs Harold Harris and children. Tony and Cathy, of Richmond, Va. ] Mr and Mrs A J. Ayo of Norfolk. Va , and Mrs Ruby Bell Holloway of Portsmouth. Va. visited Mrs. Sam Weldon 1 on Thursday. Pfttman Elected Member Of Warren County ABC Board Gordon I.eRoy (Roy) Pitt man was elected a member of the Warren County ABC Board at a joint meeting of the county commissioners, the hoard of education and the hoard of welfare, held in the commissioners room Monday with County Attorney Jim l.imcr presiding Klected for a three-year term. 1'ittman succeeds Joe Nenl. whose term of office has expired and who was not a candidate for re-election Pitt man was nominated by Richard R Davis and the nomination was seconded by Amos I, Capps. There were no othyr nominations and the , election was unamious Present for the meeting were Amos L. Capps. John A. Wilson, Richard R. Davis, , Dr F P Hunter, Dr S H , Massey. Dr Walter A White. Robert C Gupton and J R. Peeler Rurifans Sponsor Two Dances Weekly At Wise School Th" first in a scries of summer dances for teenagers began Wednesday night at the Wise school Sponsored by the Wise-Pas chal 1 Ruritan Club, dances will be held each Wednesday | night through August Sol Perkinson, in charge of the dances, said admission is 25 cents per person and that ; Ruritans will provide a con cession booth for the weekly : dances. The Wednesday night dances are one of two dance , features promoted by the Wise Paschall Club Each Saturday night round and square dancing is held at the Wise school. Music for the dances is provided by the V'irsatiles. Ruritans made plans for the teenage dances during I their May meeting held last month Jimmy Limer. Little ton attorney, was guest speak er Cooper Perkinson was installed as a new member and James White, president of the Norlina Ruritan Club, was a guest. Nearly 30 club members discussed plans for a ladies' night program slated for June 20 at Buck Overton's in Rocky Mount. Speakers for the ladies' night program will be Zone 3 Governor Marvin Sas ser of Rocky Mount and J B. Overton, Zone 3 liteuten ant governor, also of Rocky Mount. Music for the occa sion will be provided by Mrs. Jimmie Sammons. Attend Funeral Among out of town friends and relatives here for the funeral of W. B. Crinkley last week were Mesdames Roy Pierce, Charlie Nichol son, J. P. T. Harris, Mr. Johnnie Shearin, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Nelson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Johnson and Mr and Mrs. Wallace Brown all of Vaughan; Mr. James Crinkley and Mr. Cavel Reaves of Blackstone, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Riggan, Miss Car rie Myrick and Mrs. Alice Browning of Littleton; Mr. and Mrs. James T. Crews of Brazil, South America; Mrs. Robert Weinberg of New York; Mr and Mrs. W T Jones of Rocky Mount; Mr and Mrs. N. G. Crews and family. Mesdames Paul Rose. J W Smith, Miss Marie Nicholson. Mrs K P Jones. II D I* it Is and W A Adams ol Henderson Dr and Mrs Sigma J Finch. Mrs S J Finch. Jr Mrs. J K Bryan. Mr and Mrs. Joe Bryan. Jr . Mesdames Luther Davis. CI I) Gholson. Mi and Mrs L. S Bryan. Mr and Mrs I. S Bryan. Jr . Mr and Mrs Boh Bryan. Mesdames Arch Taylor. J H I Myers. II I> llcdrick. the Rev. and Mrs Tom Trayn ham. Mr and Mrs \V F Young. Mr and Mrs Hir-h Currin. the Kcv and Mrs 1 r Ymnu'. Mr and Mrs M K Willi ford. Mrs \Y K Mitchell. .!r . Mr* I I) Black well. Jr. Mrs Tinley Moore, all of Oxford; and Miss Kd wina Booker of Virginia Beach. Va. BOARD (Continued from page 1) cct, which asked for salary increases, ami a larger budg et j Julian Fnrrar. Welfare Superintendent, discussed the j Welfare Bud yet uith the com i missioners The 1963 64 budg et calls for an increase of S3.417 55 The commissioners told the ; various croups that individ uals budgets would be studied (and a decision would be made after all budget requests have been considered in special mee^ngs to be held this" 1 month In addition the commission ers heard requests for im provements of several road? in the county. j W. Faulk Alston was again before the commissioners in the in-terest of having an in vestigation made of the Wel fare Department. He came early and stayed briefly, hut .was present long enough to ask if the board had hired an investigator and to sug gest that it might be well for the FBI to make an in vestigation No action was taken by the board. A. P. Rodwell. Tax Col lector. reported taxes collect ed for the fiscal year in the amount of $332,544 38 Of this amount $14,925 03 was col lected in May. Only three of the commis sioners were present for the meeting?chairman Amos I. Capps. and Commissioners Richard R Davis and John A i Wilson. Commissioner A. J Ellington was present for a j few moments early in the morning but was excused when it was learned that his company was short a man | because Jim Beckwith had been summoned to serve on ; the jury. Robert Thorne was absent due to his daughter's graduation from the Univers ity of North Carolina Monday. COURT (Continued from page 1) Charlie Ernest Rivers and Isaac Jerman. Rivers was ? given a 12-month sentence I suspended for three years | upon condition he not drive a 1 motor vehicle upon the high | ways of the state for two 'years and pay a fine of S150 | and costs. Jerman was given | a six-months sentence, sus i pended for two years upon condition that he not drive in the state for one year and pay a fine of S150 and costs j Willie Jiggetts, charged I with drunken driving, enter Jed a plea of guilty and was ; given a six-month sentence ; upon condition he not drive ion the public highways of the state for 90 days and pay a fine of $50 and costs. I Joe Nathan Robinson, also pleading guilty to drunken driving, was given a 12-month sentence, suspended for three : years upon condition that he j remain of good behavior for I three years, refrain from driv | ing on the public highways j of North Carolina for one j year, and pay a fine of $100 I and costs. Harold Bullock, charged with damage to county prop j erty, entered a plea of guilty | and was given an 18-month j sentence, suspended for two years upon condition he re main of good behavior for two years and pay a fine of $125 and costs. Clyde L. Newton, pleading guilty to a bad check charge, was given a 30-day sentence, suspended two years if the defendant remains of good be havior for two years, pays the Clerk of Superior Court the | sum of $25 for the benefit of j Brooks Overby, and pay the costs of court. Clifton Boyd Stegall, who pleaded not guilty to a speed ing charge, was found guilty of speeding not in excess of 70 miles per hour. Judge Bickett ordered Stegall to drive no car upon the public highway of the state for 90 days and pay a fine of $50 [iiid costs. A 60 day sentence was suspended for one year John Stallings. charged with two whiskey lav. violalio.;. . was given a two-year sen tence. suspended for five years on condition he remain of good behavior, have pos session of no alcoholic bev erage and pay a fine of $250 and costs Law enforcement officers will be allowed :?? search his presence at anv time during the next five years without a search war rant Morris James Vaughan. charged with recklo* driving, was fined >f>0 and cost> Action ended in one (' when it was learned that the defendant. Cicero William-, was dead Williams had beer*, charged with possession for the purpose of sale How ever. in several cases, the State did not prosecute, eith ed attaching a. m l pi on. <>r nol pros with leave, to the case These included Leon ard Jones. Jr . carnal knowl edge: Hoy Carey, willful fail lire to support and maintain his illegitimate child; Joe Nathan Robinson; assault on a female, assault with a dead ly weapon and assault A detainer was issued for Krvin Lynch, charged with non-support and current ly serving a prison sentence. William Ruiley. charged with manslaughter, was called, but failed to appear Cases continued for the term, in addition to the man slaughter case. included Sterling Richardson. Jr . as sault with a deadly weapon; Krvin Lynch, assault on a fe male: Desmond Junious Har ris. drunken driving: Charlie Cdwards. interference with an officer in line of duty and attempted assault; John Wig gins. two whiskey counts; Lucy Farrar. liquor; Henry Dunston. liquor; Ray Russell Roberts, drunken driving; F.u gene Farrar. possession for purpose of sale; Henry Duns ton. liquor: Robert Perry Car ter. drunken driving: and Wylie Gregory Mitchell, drunken driving. One civil case came before a jury when a divorce was ( granted to the plaintiff in the case of Willie James Fields vs. Elizabeth Rhodes Fields. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs G \Y Davis spent the weekend in Bur lington. Mr and Mrs Eddie Eehols of Columbia, S C. were guests of Mrs J T Harris for several days last week and this week. Miss Mary Weston of N'or- j folk, Va , Mrs Bennett Stotes bury of New Holland and Mrs. Joe Hobbs of Roanoke Rapids were guests' of Mrs. E. H Weston and Mrs. W B. Shields and son on Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs. W. H. Hughes, j Jr.. and Mrs. A. W. Knox of Raleigh attended graduation exercises at John Graham High School on Thursday evening and also visited rel atives here. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roger P Dow tin were Misses Louise Dow tin. Mary Moore, Rosena Pittman, Margaret Molley, Allie Freeman and Ruth My-1 ers all of Goldsboro. Miss Elizabeth Allen spent the weekend in Richmond, Va., and attended the gradu ation of her nephew, Mr. Ger ald Allen, at the Medical College of Virginia Mr and Mrs. David Koontz and three daughters of Bur lington will spend the week end in Inez with relatives Mr and Mrs. Rranch Bob bitt, Jr., of Madison spent the weekend here with Mrs. J B. Bobbitt and other rela tives Mr and Mrs. John Powell and son of Richmond. Va.. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A C. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Speed Moseley and family of Co lumbia, S. C , were weekend guests of Mrs. Nancy Bullock. Mrs. E. H. Russell of Ma- i con was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs. Wiley G Cole- j man and sons. Mrs. Arthur Petar left Mon Cards Of Thanks Copy for cards of thanks must be in this office by Tuesday night, earlier if possible, accompanied by $1.00 to cover cost of in sertion. This is to gratefully ac knowledge and thank each of you for your acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy shown during the death of my sister. EUGENE BRANCH AND FAMILY. !ay for Norfolk. Va . to spend several days b lore going to Pontiac, Michigan, for the graduation of her grandson. Hren IVtar She will spend two weeks there with I he Petar family and they will return with her for a visit Mrs. Kred Butler of Nor folk Va . was a guest of Mrs Sam Weldon on Sunday Mrs Charles Durant and Mis* Clem Head of Halifax were Sunday gue-is ?>t Mr and Mrs Pryor Kodwell. Jr Mrs .J"hf, II Morrison 4?n<! lauujiter. Maruaret. of Con eord were weekend cuosN of Mrs T .1 H-?lt Mr and Mr> H M Hardy rnd Miss Carol Hard\ attend ?d the graduation exercises o1 Miss l.mda llard\ at St Mar caret's School in Tappahan* ek. Va on Sunday I.mda returned with them to hei home hen* Mr William <. ??i?k and thr?e randsons n|" Tulsa. Okla and Mi Ben Cook of Washington I) C . are spending some time at Hotel Wavren Messrs William and Den Cook are natives 01 Warrenton Weekend quests' ot Mr and FEET ACHE. ITCH? spin*, :u h U..tTiv ?.?th 1' I 1. Si'l.ititin f*>r relief th?* ;.'url>s '.?? ?o<;l . t ?sloughs >(f infect: .m-wdti'h hc.?Ithv skin .???pl.iv t* i!' ir Vi'iU f'-i' '? .?nv iruK st >r?* if ?:??! plf.isvil m ONI IIOl'K TODAY .?I! >r?-s Mrs. Charles E Parker and sun were his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. C E Parker of Lin colnton, and his sisters and their families. Mrs. Peter Ilei man and son and Mr and Mrs Fred Miller and children of Alexandria. Ya Mr Joe Dameron Davis and family are making their home in Mocksville Mr anil Mrs 13 E. Carpen ter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. lien Carpenter ill Florida. Mrs Jack W.'.liams visited Miv l.iila 15 Allen 111 Duke Hospital. Durham, la-t week p, MASONIC NOTICE ' < >hnsT r.-C .is*tII I,M^ No. 10 A h &A M C rnTunicutiun ??.?TV Is! \ ? r 1 nights. 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