THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAIN EER
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, I937
fpHI IMTY AF&IT ' Condition of Pope Pius Grows More Critical
SUBSCRIPTIONS
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W. D . SMITH
Ben Wright, of White Oak, one of
the demonstration farmers, carried on
a very interesting experiment last
turamer on a field of corn. This ex
periment wan carried out on a hill
side of having 1U h 12 per cent slope
and a clay loam soil.
On part of this field of corn 'Mr.
Wright had a good cover crop of les
pedeza to turn under before he planted
the corn, on the rest of the field there
was no cover crop. All the land was
plowed and put in a state of cultiva
tion for planting corn alike. All the
corn was planted the same day and
cultivated alike all through the grow
ing season. Where the lespedeza was
bushels of corn per acre at a cost of
34 cents per bushel.
Kent says he has Earned a lot
about producing corn and plans to
grow a "real acre" next year.
Joe Palmer was judged the out
standing 4-H Club boy in Haywood
county for 1936.
Jve has been a 4-H Cub member
three years, having as his project,
Irish potatoes, (first year), baby
beeves, (second year) corn, (third
year.)
Some of his activities while a 4-H
Club member includes:
1. He was on the county livestock
nlowed under the corn came un sooner I judging team two years, 1935 team
and there was a 20 per cent better ! winning first on beef cattle. High
stand. All through the growing sea-'man on 1936 team.
son the corn where the lespedeza was i 2. Represented the county council
turned, under was from 40 to 60 per , at the 4-H short eouie in 1936.
cent larger. 3. President of Clyde club in 1936.
Mr. Wright harvested the corn and , 4. President of county council for
1937.
weighed a representative nw of the
corn from each plot. Where the les
pedeza w.v turned under the corn (ear
and stalk) weighed 21,461,6 pounds
per acre and where no lespedeza was
turned under the coin (ear and stalk)
weighed 5.033.6 pounds. Where the
lespedeza was turned under the corn
(ear and stalk) weighed more than 4
times mere than where there was no
lespedeza " turned under. However,
there was a greater ditferetice than
thiti in the amount of ear vorn har
vested due to the larger size of ears
find quality of the ears of corn..
, Mr. Wright states. 'M' think the les
pedeza that was turned under held the
moisture during the dry season, there
fore giving the corn more moisture to
vrow n during the dry seat-on when
the corn needed rains."
This is a very; vivid example that
most of our land needs mure humus
and f(io nutrients. T'.y turning under
cover crops and clover and grasses as
green manure . crop is a very good
way of adding humus and food nu
t r ients tu t he soil.
The question arises. Does it pay to
turn cover .crops and grasses and
clovers' as green manure crops ? The
answer wilt be found in the above example.
- Ol'N'TY
CHAMPION
(iKOWER
4 H CORN
Kent S.-. Ketner, son of 'Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Ketner, of Dellwood, has been
judged the county champion com
grower. His project record book was
ent to the state club leader, L. B.
Han-ill, in Raleigh, to be judged,
Kent had one of the three best re
cords in the state
5. Entered the rural electrification
contest.
6. Made radio talk over WWNC in
October, 1936.
7. Won sweepstakes on his coin at
the county fair.
M. Completed all vot-ord books in
cluding the 1936 health record book.
9. Assisted in keeping demonstra
tion farm record book for his father.
10. M-aking 'good grade in schoo..
Averaging a good "1!."
11. lakes part in school activities
declamation contest, president of high
.school society, athletics. .
12. A quite,- well behaved boy, w ho
is a leader among his classmates.
13. An all-round good boy who is
liked and rec-pected by old and young
alike.
Joe comes from a family who was
among the -first settlers of the county,
and has played his part in bringing
modern farming pract ices on. his fath
er's farm. He is interested in all
phases of agriculture that wiil rait--.'
the standard of living for rural people.-
' ;
He.'-is a '"real farmer" in the fa.-t
.that he owns livestock besides, the 4-H
Club piojcct, He expects to have
corn, lepedi-y.ii and a dairy calf in 1937
as 4-H project.
He ha, rendered his-home, camnui
nity, school, and county a valuable
service, and we believe there i6 a
great future for him.
He is a senior in the Clyde high
school and will graduate in the spring,
after which he expevts to enter col
lege. Joe will be awarded a scholarship to
the state short course to. be held in
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J Cardinal Pulla Cohta ; I Cardinal Boosll Cardinal Gasparrl cjjjj
The following subscriptions have ?
been received during the past week:
Ben White, Cove Creek. I
Miss Louise Stringfield, Richmond
Virginia. ' n
Mrs. W. A. Palmer, Nellie.
W. Riley Palmer, Raleigh.
Dr. I. B. Funke, City. j
Mary S. Ector, Asheville.
O. L. Briggs, City.
Mrs. A. S. Leslie, Lake Junaluska.
J. S. Rathbone, Maggie. "
D. V. Francis, Route 1. ;
Miss Jeannette Phillips, Spring- '
field, S. C. ,
Mrs. T. W. Stevenson, San Diego,
California.
Miss M. G. Walker, Wilmington. "
J. H. Beach, Route 1.
Mrs. L. C. Waddell, Hazelwood.
Mrs. J. Frank Tate. Lakeland, Fla.
Fred Ferguson, Raleigh.
Dr. C. N. Sisk, City.
Grover C. Rogers, Clyde.
Jerry Snyder, Clyde.
Mrs. W. L. Medford, Route 2. i'
W. M. Evans, Route 2. p
C. C. Francis, Route 1. i
Roy Medford, Route 2. I
T. B. Medford, Route 2.
As fears grew concerning the health of Pope Pius
XL three names prominently mentioned aa among
the leading candidates to succeed the aged pontiff
In case of his death were Cardinal Dalla Costa,
left, archbishop of Florence; Cardinal Rossi, cen
ter, and Cardinal Gasparrl, right.
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ST. JOH.VS CATHOLIC CIU RCH
Rev. Howard V. Lane, Pastor.
Sunday morning mass at. 11 . Bene
tliction of the. Biesst) Sacrament after
the mass. Sermon, "The Christian
i-'amil.y,": by the pastor. Congrega
tional singing. ,
Instructions for ' the children on'
Saturday morning at 10:30.
.Morning, .mas" in the' American Le
gion Hall at Franklin at 8.
'WAYNESVILLE BAITIST CHI Kt H
H. W. Baucpm, Pastor'..
We will dis-cu.v next Sunday . morn
ing a subject that was given much
consideration by Jesus when 'He .-lived
among men.
Sunday school will convene at 0:45.
W have. a place for all who will'
come.
., The evening service will be held at
five o'clock and the B. T. U. at 6.
Come and worship with us.
The program for the coming week
j will be, Sunday school, morning and
ivviiing worsnip services anil young
people's mwting'at the regular hour
on Sunday, mid-week prayer Service
Wednesday night at 7:30.
, Attendance last Sunday showed a
good gain over the past several Sun
days and over the corresponding
Sunday last year.
Rev. R. D. iiedinger, I). D,, was with
us for the evening service on the. last
Sutidav in December.
Grace Church in the Mountains"
EPISCOPAL
Rev. Albert New, Rector.
Sunday, January 10th.
10 A. M. Church school.
11 A. M. Sermon by the Rector.
12 Noon Congregational meeting,
and election of vestry for 1937.
WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTERI VN
CHURCH
There will be two special features
at our next Sunday morning ser
vice. The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be observed at this ser
vice and following there will be a brief
congregational meeting to transact
a matter 0f business. ,
On Wednesday evening of next week
there will be a church social begin
ning with an hour of prayer and fol
lowed by a social hour with refresh
ments served. , Every member of the
congregation, men and women, chil-
dren and adults, should attend this
midwinter church social rally you
are cordially invited.
Sunday Program:
Bible school at 9:45, L. M. Richeson,
superintendent. '
Sermon at 11 a. ni.
Christian Endeavor at 7. '
Good Posture
Good posture is an aset
Which very few possess;
Sad to relate, the favored ones
Seem to 'be -growing less.
We see the folks around us
All slumped down in a heap,
And the way that people navigate
Is enough to make you weep.
Some elevate thei; shoulders,
Some hollow in their backs,
Some stilTen up their muscles,
And some just plain relax.
Tne one who walks with grace and
poise,
Is a spectacle so rare.
That even down on gay Broadway
1 he people turn and stare.
If you would cut a figure
In business, f port, or school,
Just mind the posture precepts,
Obey the posture rule.
Don't thrust your head out tui tlewise;
Don't bunch your shoulders so;
Don't sag, and drag yourself around;
No style to that, you know.
Get uplift in your bearing.
And strength and spring and vim;
No matter what your worries,
To slouch won't alter them.
Just square your shoulders to the
. world,
You're not the fcort to quit;
"It isn't tne load that breaks you
down,
It's the way we carry it!"
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HAZELWOOD PRESBYTERIAN
The men of the church meet tonight
(Thursday) for their monthly meet
ing. Supper will be served at 6:30.
The subject for discussion -will be,
"Outstanding Events of the Past
Year." Andy Wyatt will be the
leader.
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