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:,U, QUESTION: How does the yield
, of Arlington oats compare with
those of older varieties?, ., .
ANSWER: During the four year
period 1947 '50, Arlington oats pro
duced an average of 96 bushels per
acre in 20 Experiment Station and
Official Variety Tests In North Ca
Toiina. In 19 tests conducted during
the past two years, the. averajw
. was 100.5 bushels. In the same 15
tests, Fulgrain averaged on'y 77
; bushels and Victorgraln only 73 8.
- In eight of the, 1.1 tests mention '
pounus per acre more than 4 12
tons. . Lee produced 7, 3U0, Ful ..
grain li.990 and Victorgraln., 6,500
pounds. v ,
G. K. ,-M'ddIeton, small grain
breeding scientist says Arlington
is an 'unusually' vigorous variety
which is resistant to rust, smut and
majaiCi The, latter is a soil borne
virus that is becoming more wide
spread,-On faiias where it is pres
ent, susceptible varieties, should
not be sown. t
QUESTION:' How many acres of
cotton were grown in North Caro
Una this year for . certified, seed
production purposes?
ANSWEB: The crop improve .w
ment Association has inspected ap .
proximately 15,000 acres of Coker
10S) Wilt cotton for certification.
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' North Carolina's marked con ..
trasts in geography, climate, cus .
toms and traditions, from the rug
ged mountains down to its broad
coastal plains and on its "outer
banks'" area, find parallel also in
its , wide differences in religious
life and church population. For ex
ample, one city, Kannapolis, has
seventeen Baptist churches alone
S in its area, while in Eastern Caro
una anotner city almost as large,
Kinston, has only one Baptist
church.
' One - entire county in the
extreme Eastern part of the state
has only one Baptist minister in
its boundaries to serve every Bap
tist church in that county, which
has less than one thousand mem
bers of that denomination In Us
whole area. By contrast, another
county in the Western Piedmont
area, has sixty Baptist churches
with over 22,000 members. Down
in East Carolina, Pitt county, with
over sixty thousand population, has
only seven Baptist churches; and
Pitt is located in the vast Roanoke
Association oi seven heavily pop
150 S. Center St.
Phone 3142
Near Carolina Theatre
In Goldsboro
for preachers and deacons, assist
ance to Negro Baptist Convent'on,
and student work among the 15,
000 Baptists students in the col
leges and universities, etc.
With such an outreachlng pro
gram to execute. North Carolina
Baptists have set up for themselves
a goal of $150,000 in special state
mission offerings in the months of
September and October of this
year, over and above the antici .
pated regular offerings made in
the churches through the Coopera
tive Program in the local churches.
The State Convention hopes to re
ceive about $150,000 from its share
of Cooperative Program offerings
and another $50,000 from the of .
firings promoted by the organiza
tions of the Woman's Missionary
Union in September, and to climax
the final goal or total of the $300,
000 needed for all its manifold work
in the state, the 2,900 Sunday
schools pre being asked to give
$100,000 in a great State Mission
offering Otober 28.
There is pressing need at present
for about $50,000 to buy lots where
ulated counties, having a total of new churches ought to be estab
over 350.000 people, or nearly one
tenth of all the population in'North
Carolina, 'and this entire area as as
sociation, has less than 25,000 Bap .
usis in an us counties.
i Yet with some ares thin in Bao
tlst population, and others heavily
developed in soots, almost unltmit
ed evangelistic and missionary op
portunities abound. North Carolina
has witnessed a remarkable growth
oi uaptist lorces in recent years,
until now one half of all the church
members of every denomination in
all the state are Baptists. The Bap
tist State Convention, faced with
such unparalleled opportunities for
growth, spearheads its work of ex
pansion and development of new
churches through its far flung pro .
gram of State Missions.
This vast program embraces 18
activities such , as Sunday school
work, Training union work, sum.
mer assemblies, evangelism, pur.
chase of lots for new churches;
aid to pastors in needy fields, sup
port of the Allied church- league,
work among the Indian people, de partment
of rural church work, the
summer student program, work
among the silent people, schools
We Are Now Buying
SEED COTTON
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P. M. A.
Orders For
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WALLACE, N.C.f
Cash if you have it
Credit if you need it
This compares with 8,600 acres in..
speciea last year, inspection in
ciuaes establishing the source of
seea ana determining uniformity
of plant and staple type. The seed
wiu De cnecKea tor purity and via
bility.
lished, and another $50,000 above
what Is now being received for
State Missions to supplement the
salaries of pastors to work in and
develop these newer churches in
needy places until they become
self supporting. This in most cases
happens in ashort while and then
as strong churches they themselves
begin to give to missions, thereby
helping still others to become established.
Tom R. Best
In Goldsboro
Knox Hats
Timely Clothes
Phone 395
Grain Insects
Cause Big Loss
'Don't wait until your horse Is
stolen to lock the stables. And don't
wait until your grain crib or bin
is full to do something about, pro
tecting it from insects. 1 "
That's the advice of George D.
Jones, insect control specialist for
the State College Extension Serv
ice, who says insects attacking
stored grain cause huge losses on
North Carolina farms each year.
If grain is stored in a place where
fumigation cannot be carried out
satisfactorily, savs .Tnnpn there'
' little the farmer can do except sell
it. me fumigation will be wasted
unless all four sides and the floor
of the storage area are gas tight.
It isn't too early, says the spe :
cialist, for farmers to begin think
ing about corn storage. All storage
bins should be cleaned of old corn
and the walls sprayed with DDT.
The old corn may be shelled and
stored in a tight place. If it is
infested it can be treated with a
fumigant.
"After the crib is filled, It's too
late to do much about killing in
sects," Jones cautions. . "Most of
the work has to be done in ad ..
vance.'' A thorough farm cleanup,
he adds, is one of the most effect
ive weapons to use in fighting in.,
sects of any kind. '
A commercial dust form of in .
secticide mixed with the grain,
known as "grain protectant," is
being studied by insect control spe
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indicate a 1951 apple crop of 900, '
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Production of corn in North Ca".
rolina is currently forecast at 70, .
917,000 bushels, down three per
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' MOBILE, Ala. MSgt. Milton
James Whaley of Duplin has been
transfered to Camp Stoneman, Cal
ifornia, for subsequent transfer
overseas.
Sgt. Whaley, who entered the
service In 1931, attended Naval
Diesel School in 1942 and while at
Brookley Air Force Base served in
the Marine Section.
His previous overseas assign ..
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Operations.
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ELLIS GIN COMPANY
Faison, N. C
One of the most modern gins in the state.
Equipped with dryers and cleaners to take care
of damp or green cotton which will increase the
value of your cotton.
We pay top prices for cotton and cotton seed.
We also have meal to exchange for seed.
ELLIS GIN COMPANY
Faison, N. C-
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Atlas 50 Wheat
Atlas 66 Wheat
Arlington Oats
Victorgrain 48 93
Fulgrain Oats
This is TOP QUALITY SEED; we think the
best that can be bought. Grown by us from foun
dation stock; processed by us. GERMINATION:
a minimum of 95 with most 97 per cent or better
PURITY:none less than 99 with most as high as
99.5. No Weeds noxious or otherwise. SLURRY
TREATED with cerasan and DDT. Sacked in new
N. C. Crom Improvement Association bags, wheat
2 bu- per sack, oats 3 bu. Wholesale and retail.
Plant The Best Plant Cozart's Seed
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Centre Brick Whse. Tel 2611
Wilson, N. C-
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