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The main secret to ke
lawn for a long time is tl
of fertilizer at the right t
In Warren County, the
are ideal for applying i
your yard. Twelve poun
feet is an ideal rate unl<
otherwise.
You also need to adi
nitrogen per 1,000 squar
and May. Apply 12 mor
square feet in Septembei
Fertilizers that eonU
nitrogen are best for la
costs more per unit I
releasing its nutrients o\
In North Carolina, re:
season grasses such as
growth a ratio of nitrogi
of 4:1:2 over a one-year ]
Remember that you s
fescue during the sumi
dormant stage at this tin
For more informatior
tion, contact me at the \
Extension Office.
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Agriculturally
Speaking
•- By RUSSELL KING
Extension Chairman
eping a healthy, attractive
e use of the proper amount
me.
last two weeks of February
maintenance fertilizer to
Is of 12-4-8 per 1,000 square
•ss your soil sample shows
I about one-half pound of
: feet to your lawn in April
> pounds of 12-4-8 per 1,000
in organic and inorganic
wns. The organic nitrogen
ut has the advantage of
er a longer period of time,
earch has shown that cool
all fescue require for best
n, phosphorus; and potash
eriod.
lould not apply nitrogen to
ner. Fescue is in a semiie.
concerning lawn fertiliza'arren
County Agricultural
Lake Gaston 4-H
Club Has Session
By JANICE HARRISON
The Lake Gaston 4H'ers
had their month
ly meeting Saturday
Feb. 18. The meeting
was called to order b;
the vice president
Members repeated thi
pledge of allegiance, th<
4-H pledge and sang th<
Furniture Co.
Hikes Dividends
Cochrane Furniture
Company has announced
a twenty percent
increase in the
semiannual dividend ol
six cents per share
compared to the
previously paid five
cents per share.
This dividend, declar
ed on Feb. 1, is effectiv<
for shareholders o
record March 1, and wil
be payable March 15.
Powell Named
Auctioneer
Fred H. Powell, Jr. of
Wise has successfully
completed the basic
course in auctioneering
offered by the Mendenhall
School of Auctioneering
in High Point
and has been awarded a
diploma.
Powell was one of 88
students who successfully
completed the 100hour,
two-week course
in basic auctioneering.
Negro National Anthem.
The attendance was
good with one visitor.
The club welcomed
Ebony M. Smith to the
club as a new member.
During the business
session, a report was
given by the ones who
attended the county
council meeting in
January.
Jimmy Ikner from
Carolina Power & Light
Co. was the guest
speaker for the morning.
He spoke on electricity
and its safety and
the need to preserve
energy. The speech and
demonstration was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Clayton, a
leader, Harold Freeman
and Ebony Smith were
the birthday of the
month members. The
meeting was closed by
singing happy birthday
to them and repeating
the 4-H motto.
Refreshments were
served by the birthday
members.
Punt-Gun
Massive slaughter of waterfowl
was common from
the 1840s to 1918, when Congress
finally outlawed professional
"market gunners."
Some hunters used a cannonlike
punt gun that could shoot
dozins of birds at once, National
Geographic recalls.
Cool Spring 4-H
Club Has Meet
By REBBIE PERRY
The Cool Spring 4-H
Club met Feb. 14 at the
home of Mrs. Earnestine
Bullock with
four leaders and 7 4H'ers
present.
The meeting was
called to order by Mark
Royster. After the
Pledge of Allegiance to
the flag and the 4-H
Pledge, Shornika
Royster sang "If You're
Happy and You Know
It."
The roll was called by
Brian Boyd, who also
read the minutes.
The club calendar
was discussed and the
group talked about 4-H
Camp which will be held
July 22-27.
Members also
discussed selling
chicken to raise funds.
Refreshments were
served and the meeting
adjourned at 9 p. m.
Vaughan Uub
Has Gathering
By JAMES POWELL
The Northern
Vaughan 4-H Club held
its regular monthly
meeting on February 13.
During this meeting new
officers were installed
as follows0 president,
Kennedy Richardson;
vice president, Patrick
Terry; secretary,
Timothy Carter;
assistant secretary,
Clara Powell;
treasurer, Edward
Allen; and reporter,
James Powell.
Three new leaders
and one new member
joined the club. Mrs.
Laura Brown, Ms.
Bravetta Watson and
Ms. Patsy Jackson were
the new leaders while
Patty Jackson was the
new member.
Following adjournment,
refreshments
were served to the club.
Repair Number
Change Is Made
Beginning Friday,
Carolina Telephone's
number for telephone
Repair Service will
change for customers in
several area communities.
On Feb. 24, customers
in Henderson, Centerville,
Franklintcn,
Norlina, Louisburg, Oxford
and Wake Forest
will need to dial the
digit "1" plus 977-7100 to
reach the company's
Repair Service. Tliere is
no charge for these
calls.
Rick Barnes, district
commercial and
marketing manager,
said, "The number
change is necessary for
more efficient access to
our Repair Service.
"This new number is
shown in customers'
new telephone directories
which they should
receive prior to Feb.
24."
A 6-year-old needs
twice as much lighting
as a 20-year-old.
WANTED
Land & Houses
In Warren County
Larjp or Small Tracts
Bonton Roal Estate
Pf. •• 257-1500
Warrantor!, N.C.
The
Public
Record
Deed Transfers
Warrenton Insurance
Agency, Inc. to Herbert
Bradley Carroll and
wife, certain lot, Warrenton
Township.
Wallace B. Clayton to
T. W. Pruitt and others,
certain lot, Fork Township.
Mary Dickens Lewis
to Mary Alston Smith, 25
acres, Judkins Township.
Mittie Williams and
husband to Herman 0.
Alston, Jr. and wife, 1
acre, Warrenton Township.
W. J. Peoples ana
others to Afton Elberon
Rural Fire Company,
.020 acre, Shocco Township.
Troy L. Shaw and wife
to United States of
America, 1 acre,
Warren County.
Willie N. Spruill and
wife to Lawrence Henderson
and wife, certain
lots, Judkins Township.
Philip Alston and
others, trustees of
Pleasant Zion Baptist
Church to Patsy T.
Hargrove, certain lots,
River Township.
Patsy T. Hargrove to
Phillip Alston and
others, trustees of Pleasant
Zion Baptist
Church, certain lots,
River Township.
Danny D. Cooke and
wife to Maynard S.
Spence, Jr. and wife,
5.69 acres, Roanoke
Township.
Arlene Hawkins to
Allen E. Brown and
wife, 3 acres, Warrenton
Township.
Jimmie Kenneth
Jones and others to
William Charles Jones,
Jr., 102.3 acres, Judkins
Township.
John B. Alford and
wife to Benjamin F.
Abrams and wife, certain
lot, Roanoke Township.
Grace L. Baird and
others to Mill Creek
Properties, Inc., 78.59
acres, Roanoke Township.
Marriage Licenses
Russell Owen Richardson
of Warrenton to
Theresa Carol Mills of
Whi takers.
Milton Leon Richardson
of Enfield to Myrene
Richardson of Enfield.
Frank Milton Brooks,
Jr., of Petersburg, Va.
to Ann Throckmorton,
Colonial Heights, Va.
John Earl Alston of
Norlina to Theresa Mae
Shearin of Norlina.
WARREN COUNTY
GLASS
Located On U.S. 158
Norlina, N.C.
Specializing In Windshields.
Window Glass,
Mirrors, Storm Windows
ft Doors and plaxlglass.
Phona 456-3355
FRANK GUPTON
Ownar
FOR SALE
AKC DOBERMAN
pups. Tails docked, dew
claws removed, wormed.
Two black and rust
and one red and rust. All
males, $100.00 each. Call
257-2463.
Feb. 22. »i>.
1977 CONNER, 12X65, 2
bedrooms. 2 baths, central
air, partially furnished.
Call 257-1387 after6:00p.
m.
Feb. 22.2»i>
MOBILE HOME FOR
sale, 14x60, 1979 Marshfield
Aquarius, 2
bedrooms, 1 bath. Phone
492-5010 or 438-6005.
Feb J,«. 15.22-p.
LAND FOR SALE—9^4
acres land, mile
from Vaughan toward
Lake Gaston. $1,400 an
acre. Phone 1-537-7085 or
1-804-276-8562.
Feb. 22,29, Mar. 7,14.21-p
HOUSE FOR SALE BY
owner, downtown Warrenton,
3 bedrooms, 2
baths, living & dining
room, den, screen
porch. Call George W.
McGhee, 257-1554 after 5
p. m.
Feb. 6-tfc
NEW LISTING IN
Norlina, three bedroom,
nice corner lot $35,000.
Contact Charles Hayes,
257-3104, Realty World/
Warrenton Insurance &
Real Estate.
Jan. U-tfc
TWO STORY BRICK
colonial home, 3
bedrooms, excellent
neighborhood, beautifully
landscaped 70's. Contact
Charles Hayes, 2573104,
Realty World/Warren
ton Insurance & Real
Estate.
Oct. 19-tfc
OAK DINING ROOM/
breakfast room suite,
Early American,
pedestal table with 2
leaves, hutch, 6 chairs,
$925. Call 586-5000 after 6
on weekdays, anytime
weekends.
Feb. Mc.
A & S
Pest Control
N. C. Post Control
Liconso 722 PW
CONTROL TERMITES, RODENTS.
ROACHES. POWDER POST
•EETLES. SILVERFISH, FLEAS.
NORLINA. N.C.
454-2492 4M2IM
CALL OAY OR NIGHT
HENDERSON
TOYOTA
Cars
Trucks
Parts
Service
U.S. IMW.
NEXT TO SIMMONS FORD
HENDERSON. N. C. S7S34
TELEPHONt
STUMPED
ABOUT TAXES?
Contact
Chiket Hill A886C1atis
Lincoln Log Homos &
Carolina Modol Homos
Accounting & Tox Sonrico
For Appointment
Phone: 257-2995 Or 438-8806
PLASTIC CHAIR COVers
custom fitted in your
home with heavy clear
plastic and zippers. Sofa
and chair covered
$89.00. Ausby Slip
Covers, Weldon, N. C.
Phone 536-4793.
June X-tfe
WE HAVE A WIDE SElection
of paperback
books. The Warren
Record Office, Warrenton.
Feb 15-tfc
A LARGE CHRISTIAN
Bookstore Department
is in Hill's Music Shopis
in Hill's Music
Shoppe. Choir robes,
books, gifts, church
supplies, Henderson, N.
C.
Jan. 2&-tfc
FARMALL SUPER A
tractor and cultivators.
Contact BB&T, Warrenton,
N. C. 257-3318.
Feb. 1,14-c
TWO 3 BEDROOM
mobile homes, 60X12,
$2,000 each; one 3 bedroom
mobile home for
$1,800; three 3 bedroom
mobile homes $4,200
each. If interested
write: Mobile Homes,
2074 Raleigh Rd., Henderson,
N. C.
Feb. tt-tfc.
52.5 ACRES WITH
pond, well, and growing
timber is less priced in
the 30's. Contact Charles
Hayes, 257-3104, Realty
World/Warrenton Insurance
and Real
Estate.
Oct It - TFC
A. R. PERRY'S
GLASS CO.
and M«nd«r«on Oxygen
A Supply Co.
120 Epsom Rd.
Hondorson, N. C.
Phono
492-4181
1976 PINTO. CALL 2573425
between 5:30 and 8
p. m.
Feb.n.»f>
FmHA APPROVED
lota, Parktown, $2,000.
Contact Charles Hayes,
257-3104, Realty World/
Warrenton Insurance
and Real Estate.
Oct 19-TFC
9 ACRES WOODLAND
near Ridgeway on
private road $7,500, with
$1,500 down. Triangle
Realty Corp. of Louisburg,
N. C. 496-5439.
Nov. 2Mfc.
WE BUY AND SELL
used furniture and appliances.
Will pick up
and deliver. Hilltop
Trading Post, Hwy. 158
between Macon and
Warrenton. Phone 2572230.
Jan. 20-tfc
COKESBURY WOODstoves
for Squire Woodburning
Stoves,
Carolina Hot-water furnaces,
(an outside woodfired
furnace) Phone
43&-6005 collect.
Octl9-TFC
THIS HOUSE HAS
been called...."the most
interesting small Greek
Revival house in North
Carolina..." Brochure
available upon request.
125M. Contact Charles
Hayes, 257-3104, Realty
World/Warrenton Insurance
& Real Estate.
Oct. lMfc.
ACCESSORIES IN- "
eluding plugs, jacks and...
wire in stock for
telephone. Warrenton,-j
Furniture Exchange,^
Inc. 257-3693. j;
Dec 2»-Uc ,JX
TYPEWRITER RIBbons,
paper and type . >
cleaner. The Warren.
Record Office, Warren- ..
ton. ,.,
Feb lMlc.
3 BEDROOM FRAME ;
house, 1 acre of land in •
country, close to
Norlina, $27,000. Contact w
Charles Hayes, 257-3104, ''
Realty World/Warren- o
ton Insurance and Real > Estate.
Dec. 741c. .i'fi
THIS 4 BEDROOM
house on large lot in Afton
is a "good buy" at
$32,500. Contact Charles
Haves. 257-3104. Realty
World/Warrenton In-,,-;
surance and Real t >
Estate.
Oct 19 - TFC nCj
OXFORD LIVESTOCK
MARKET, INC.
Oxford, North Carolina
CERTIFIED
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Cattle and Slaughter Hog
SALE
Every Wednesday
Feeder Pig
SALE EACH
1st & 3rd. Mon.
Comm. 5 Per Cent
Maximum 5 00 per Ho. Tot*
Hogs 1.00 per Hd.
1 % Per Cent Yardage
FOR FARM OR
HAULING SERVICE
Phone 693-3616
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
Checks from sale can be
picked up or w* be mailed
on date of sale North
Carolina's Fastest
Growing Certified
Livestock Auction Market
Your Business
Is Appreciated
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A New Industry Is
Seeking Qualified Applicants
For Fulltime Production
And Maintenance Positions
QUALIFICATIONS:
Mechanical Aptitude And
Ability to Read Tape
• ••
Some Rotating Shifts,
Weekends And Overtime
• • •
Must Pass Company Physical Exam
And V. G. Test
• • •
Previous Industrial
Experience And High School
Education Is Desired
• • •
Apply In Person At
The Employment Security
Commission Job Service
Henderson And On
Wednesday in Warrenton
EOE/MFH