DIAL
257-3341
FOR A RECORD
WANT AD
FOR RENT
FOR RENT?2 BEDROOM APT.
located on Hyw. #1 near Wise.
Available Immediately. Call
Leonard Paynter Grocery,
456-6842.
.July 16-tfc
BLUE LUSTRE NOT ONLY"
rids carpets of soil but leaves
pile soft and lofty. Rent elec
tric shampooer $1. Warren
ton Furniture Exchange.
July 16-c
RENT A KOHLER-CAMPBELL
piano (or as little as $10.00
a month In any style or finish.
All rental money will apply
to purchase price if you de
cide to buy. See at Warren
ton Furniture Exchange.
Sept. 18-tfc. v
HELP WANTED
SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED -
over age ?1, married or
single, good physical condi
tion, experienced or willing to
learn to earn. High wages
driving semi tractor-trailers
local and over the road, Mid
west, Eastern and Southeast
ern areas. For application,
write c/o Trucks, P. O. Box
4328, Richmond, Virginia, or
call 703-644-5258.
July 9-16-c
WANTED
WANTED DIRECTOR NEIGH
borhood Youth Corps by
Franklin-Vance-Warren Op
portunity, Inc. Prefer college
and experience in vocational
counseling or youth work.
Salary commensurate with
experience and ability. Send
resume immediately to Di
rector, FVW Opportunity, P,
O. Box 1453, Henderson, N. C,
27536.
July 16-c
WANTED - A SET OF SILENT
flame oil tobacco curers. W.
H. Hawks, Nor Una; 456-6656
or 456-6646.
July 16-c
WANTED - DOWEL PINS OR
"spokes" from railing or
banister. Call 257-3713 or
Warren Record Office, 207
3341.
July 9-tfc
OPPORTUNITY
LONELY OR BORED? HAVE
friends-get a paying lnUr??t
be an Avon representative in
your neighborhood In your
spare time. Write Mrs. Wor
rell, 1105 Hammond St.,
Rocky Mount, N. C. Telephone
442-3888.
July 16-c
FOR SALE
FOR PALE? 12 FOOT FRIGI
dalre refrigerator. Tel. 257
4432.
July 16-c
FOR SALE OR RENT-LOTS ON
Hub Quart Creek located near
Benton's Development on
Gaston Lake. Contact Mor
decla Shearln, Rt. 3, Little
ton.
July 18-Aug. 6-pd.
FOR SALE - NEW HOLLAND
hay baler and Dorf rake. Both
tor $500. 1 Pontlac, '63 model
Catallna and 1 WD 45 Allls
Chalmers tractor.
July 16-23-c
FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL
black mare pony. Very gentle.
If Interested, contact Glen
Rlggan,' Macon. Telephone
257-3852.
July 16-c
CHEMISTRY HAS DEVELOPED
a new finish containing acry
lic for vinyl floors called
Seal Gloss. Warrenton Furni
ture Exchange.
July 16-c
FOR SALE TOBACCO TRUCKS,
tractor trailer, clothas Una
pole. Hay also for sale. T. R.
Paynter, call SB7-4MT.
18-ttc
REDUCE EXCESS BODY
fluids with Fluids x diuretic
tablets, only 91. 39 at Hunter
Drugs.
July 2-16-pd.
LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK -
Gal axon can help you become
the trim slim person you want
to be. Galaxon Is a tablet and
easily swallowed. Contains no
dangerous drugs. No starv
ing. No special exercise. Get
rid of exce ss (at and live long
er. Galaxon has been used
successfully by thousands all
over the country for almost
10 years. Galaxon costs
$3.25. You must lose ugly fat
or your money will be re
funded by your druggist. No
questions asked. Sold with
this guarantee by: Hunter
Drug Store - 140 S. Main.
Mall orders filled.
July 2-16-c
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
Pursuant to the provisions of
North Carolina General Statutes
160-61.2, a public hearing will
be held In the Town Hall, War
renton, North Carolina, at 7:30
o'clock P. M? Monday, August
3, 1970, upon aproposal where
by the Town of Warrenton, the
County of Warren and Bute De
velopment Company, Inc., will
enter Into an agreement provid
ing for the joint participation
In the construction of a water
tank, water lines and sewer
lines, adjacent to and North of
the Town of Warrenton, together
with agreements pertaining to
operating the water and sewer
improvements connected to the
Town's present system.
This 14th day of JUly, 1970.
W, A. MILES
Mayor of the Town of Warrenton
July 16-28-c
NOTICE
Pursuant to the provisions of
North CarollnaGenera: Statutes
160-61.2, a public hearing wUl
be held In the Mayor's office,
Town of Norllna, Nor Una, North
Carolina, * 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
Monday, August 3, 1970, upon a
proposal whereby the Town of
Norllna, the County of Warren
and Smith Creek Development
Company will enter into an
agreement for construction of a
water tank, water lines and
sewer lines, together with com
mitments to furnish water to
consumers In the vicinity of
Norllna.
This July 13, 1970.
W. LEON KNIGHT
Mayor of the Town of Norllna
July 16-aS-c
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Id The General Court of Justice
Superior Court Division
State of North Carolina
Warren County
Having qualified asExecutrix
of the estate of Albert J. Bob
bltt of Warren County, North
Carolina, this Is to notify all
persons having claims against
the estate of said Albert J. Bob
bin to present them to the un
dersigned within 6 months from
date of the publication of this
notice or same will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate
please make Immediate pay
ment. , ,
This the 4th day of July, 1970.
DOROTHY D. BOBBITT
Norllna, N. C.
BANZET AND BAjj^ET
Attorney
July 16-Aug. 6-pd.
CREDITOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having
qualified as Executrix of the
Estate of Grover C.Brown,late
at Warren County, North Caro
lina this is notice to all per
sons, firms and corporations
having claims against the said
decedent to present and exhibit
the same to the undersigned
Executrix or her Attorneys In
Henderson, N. C. on or before
January 2, 1971, or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of any
recovery. All persona, firms
or corporations Indebted to the
said decedent will please make
Immediate settlement.
This the 2nd day of July, 1970.
MATTIE L. BROWN
Executrix
GHOLSON t GHOLSON
Attorneys
Henderson, N. C.
July 2-23-c
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
lit 71m General Court of justice
Superior Court Division
State of North Carolina
Warren Oouoty
Having qualified as Admin
istratrix of the eat ?te of Robert
Alexander short at Warren
County, North Carolina, this is
*0 ?*(T all persona having
data* again* the est*e at
m to the aader
? months from
of tha publication at this
motUm or mm win be ptoad
ed la bar at their recovery.
* ?NT ' to Mid
This the 5th day of July,
1870.
ELEANOR ABBOTT SHORT
BANZETA BANZET
Attorneys
July 9-July JO-c
NOTICE OF HEARING
Pursuant to resolution of the
Board of Commissioners of
Warren County, notice Is hereby
given that the Board of Com
missioners of Warren County
will bold a public hearing In the
Courtroom of Warren County
Courthouse In Warrenton, War
ren County, North Carolina on
the 30th day. of July, 1970 at
9rt5 o'clock p. m. for the pur
pose of considering whether
Warren County should enter Into
a proposed agreement and a.
proposed lease under which
Warren County would lease a
water tank and site to ?.ne Town
of Norllna and retain an option
to acquire said tank and tank
site.
Done by order by the Board
of Commissioners of Warren
County on this 2nd day of July,
1970.
J. H. HUNDLEY, Clerk
Warren County Board of
Commissioners.
July 9-16-c
NOTICE OF HEARING
Pursuant to resolution of the
Board of Commissioners of
Warren County, notice is here
by given that the Board of Com
missioners of Warren County
will hold a public hearing in
the Courtroom of Warrtn Coun
ty Courthouse in W-j-renton,
Warren County, North Caro
lina on the 30th day of July,
1970 at 8:00 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of consider
ing "whether Warren County
should enter into a proposed
agreement and aproposed lease
under which Warren County
would lease a water tank and
site, lease said water tank and
site to the Town of Warrenton
and retain an option to acquire
said tani aiid tank site.
Hone by ordsr of the Board
of Commissioners of Warren
County on this 2nd dcy of July,
1970.
J. H. HUNDLEY, Clerk
Warren County Board of
Commissioners
July 9-16-c
NOTICE OF HEARING
Tern Board of Commissioners
of Warren County hereby gives
notice that a public bearing
will be held In the Court
room of the Warren County
Courthouee in wirrenton, War
ren County, North Carolina on
the 30th day of July, 1970 at
8s45 o'clock p. m. for the pur
pose of considering adoption of
a resolution to repeal the Zon
ing Regulations of Warren
County adopted on August 5,
1963 and the several amend
ments thereto as recommended
by the Warren County Plan
ning Board.
Done pursuant to order of the
Board of Commissioners of
Warren County, this 2nd day
of July, 1970.
J. H. HUNDLEY, Clerk
Warren County Board of
Commissioners
July 9-16-c
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
m The General Court of Justice
Superior Court Division
State of North Carolina
Warren County
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of R, Zeanle Rose
of Warren County, North Car
llna, this Is to notify all
persons having claims against
the estate of said R. Zeanle
Rose to present them to the un
dersigned within 6 months from
date of the publication at this
notice or same will be plead
ed In bar of their recovery. Ail
persons Indebted to said estate
please make ii^rr.adlate pay
ment.
This the 29th day of June,
1970.
ZE AN IE FRANCES MORTON
Oxford, N. C.
BANZETt BANZET
Attorney
July 9-30-pd.
The median Income of Negro
men 25 to 54 years old who
have completed four years of
high school was lower than that
tor white men to this age grow
who have completed only elgbt
years of elementary school.
Irrigation Makes Big Difference In
Agricultural Research Project
"You know there's something
wrong when at the end of June
the tobacco is taller than the
corn," sal a Hester Vernon, Ca
rolina Power & Light Company
agricultural development en
gineer.
Vernon was looking at some
corn grown under normal con
ditions as part of the agricul
tural research being conducted
near Ellzabethtown, N. C., by
CP&L, the Bladen County Pea
nut Committee and Bladen
County Extension Service.
Next to the corn grown with
out irrigation was a plot of
tall, healthy, green corn stalks
grown with the help of irri
gation. From April 22 to July
1, only 5.2 inches of rain had
fallen on the experimental plots.
On some plots the rainfall has
been supplemented with 6.6
inches of Irrigation.
There also has been prelimi
nary success fertilizing tho
corn with an irrigation system.
"The advantage over the con
ventional method Is we can
apply the nitrogen to the crop
when it really is needed," said
Steve Walker, CP&L lrrlga
tln specialist.
Corn is not Irrigated to any
extent in North Carolina. As
a result, a dry spell can be
devastating, according to Ver
non. "Some farmers will be
lucky to get back more than the
price of their seed because of
the dry spell during the first
few months of this year's grow
ing season," he said.
Vernon added, "A farmer
needs to harvest approximately
100 bushels an acre for a pro
fit. One long dry spell can cut
a farmer's yield in half or
more."
Corn is also being grown
without tilling the soil. "Plant
ing without tilling is the com
ing thing," Vernon saJd. "In
stead of making three or four
trips across the land with his
tractor, the farmer heeds to
make only one."
The experimentation is im
portant because thedemandfor
corn Is increasing within the
Carolina*. "Tho more farmers
turn to raising livestock, the
All In A Day's Work
A 50-year observance al
ways brings remembrances of
"the good old says." So, It's
small wonder that the golden
anniversary of Extension
Homemakers Club work brings
stories such as this one told
by Mrs, G. H. Becton, Wayne
County.
Mrs. Becton recalls how her
husband, then a young man,
would walk with Mrs. Estelle
T. Smith, Wayne's first agent,
to the railroad track so she
could catch the train back to
Ooldsboro.
He would carry a lantern to
flag the train for It was al
ways dark by the time Mrs.
Smith finished her community
visit.
Hardships such as these,
made me glad I'm an agent in
1970 and not back "In the good
old days," Mrs. Evelyn D.
Raper, home economics exten
sion agent, notes.
Li
BIG DIFFERENCE ? The benefits of irrigation are
displayed by Hester Vernon, Carolina .Power & Light
Company agricultural development engineer. At left is
a corn stalk grown under normal conditions near Eliza
bethtown, X. C. At right is n corn stalk grown under
the same conditions, except it whs irrigated and fer
tilized by irrigation.
more they will need corn," Ver
non said. "Farmers can replace
lost tobacco Income and mini
mize their labor requirements
by growing corn on a profita
ble basis."
Some of the experiments In
volve peanuts and soybeans.
"We will be trying to prevent
leaf spot by Injecting a fungi
cide tnrough irrigation on the
peanuts rather than drlvlngover
the peanut vines applying a
dust or spray by conventional
method, said Jack Cullipher,
Bladen County Extension agent.
Peanuts and soybeans also
are being grown by the no
tlll method.
CP&L, the ExtenslonService,
and the Bladen County Peanut
Committee Invite area farmers
to stop by the experimental
plot at the Junction of routes
701 and 242 south of Ellza
bethtown.
Tobacco Production Forecast Is Ud
RALEIGH ? Production of
fiue-cured tobacco Is forecast
at 705 million pounds by the
North Carolina Crop Reporting
Service. If this estimate
materializes, the 1970 crop
would be 1.3 percent above the
1969 crop Of 695,665,000
pounds. This Is the first fore
cast for the season and is bas
ed on reports from growers
about July 1.
Flue-cured growers expect to
harvest 382,500 acres?4,000
acres or 1.1 percent more than
the 378,500 acres harvested last
year.
The expected North Carolina
average flue-cured yield for
all types combined Is 1,843
pounds?or 5 pounds above the
average of 1,838 pounds per
acre realized In 1969.
1 i
I I
GARDEN TIME
fVl ^JF G . h (I r
N C V> t . i t i ? C
There are one or two July
even. : that some of my
readers may be Interested In
attending. It happens that both
of these are In the same
location and could be visited
with one overnight stay.
Both are In Greenwood, South
Carolina. On July 24, there
will be a "Beauty Line-In"
co-sponsored by the South
Carolina Festival of Flowrs
and the Garden Club of S?*.th
Carolina, as a part of the
Third Annual Festival of Flow
ers activities In Greenwood.
The next day, July 25, a
field day will be held at the
George W . Park Seed Co.
The program will consist of
an "Open House" where guests
may see the 1971 All-America
Selections. Guests will also be
permitted to Inspect building
facilities, trial gardens, dem
onstration garden and five
acres of flowers.
2 you would like to attend
either or both of these events,
write Dr. Lawrence Stranch,
201 Greenwood St., Green
wood, South Carolina 29646 for
Information about the "Beauty
Line-In" on July 24; and
Mr. Charles J. Hudson, Jr.,
166 Highland Drive, Rt. 6,
Greenwood, S. C. 29646 for
Information about the Park Seed
Co. "Open House" on July 25.
| The fall webworm can cause
extensive damage to many kinds
of trees. The worms live
In colonies protected by a web
attached to the tree branches.
They can be easily spotted and
should be eradicated before they
defoliate large tree sections.
Spray with Sevln or malathlon,
according to directions given on
the container.
Some like to burn them out
using a wad of cloth on the end
of a pole saturated with kero
sene. If you use this method,
employ which thrusts with the
flame in order not to damage
the foliage more than neces
sary.
Bearded iris may be lifted and
divided anytime between mid
July and early Sept. If you have
not lifted and divided the
rhizomes in the last three
years, the plants are probably
becoming crowded and should
receive attention.
Prepare soil well and add
about one measuring cup of
an 0-14-14 fertilizer to 10
square feet of bed space. Choose
a sunny location as the plants
will do better in sun than in
shade.
When planting, cover the rhi
zomes with about one Inch of
soil. Keep free of weeds and
watered at all times. Earlier
plantings become established
in the soil and bloom better the
following spring.
The probability of a worker
remaining with the same em
ployer varies by his age and
length of time on the Job. For
both men and women, reten
tion rates were highest for those
in their thirties and forties and
lowest for those over 60 years
of age.
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aries anywhere. Fringed
benefits.
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