The underlined, having quail
fled before the Clerk of Superior
Court of PupUn County as Execu-
Rebecc. WUion, deseased, this
1. to notify all peraon. who
claim, against aaid estate to pre-
.aenttheir data. ..1-'
fif!" 00 ? f ?" J
i980, or this notice will be pead
Jn bar to their jecoyey; U PesoM
who are Indebted to seW , ute
will please make Immediate pay-
ment to the undersigned Executor.
Thl the 29th day of W,
V. (D. Wilson, J' of the
tan Will and Testament of Re-
: becca Wilson, deceased, Hose Hill,
N. C. I
H. EPhiMps,
' anaville, N. C.
. 7-9-T B. E. P
Attorney Ken-,
NOTICE OP ADONISTRATIOIV
The undersigned having quail
field - - as Administrator of the
Estate of Mrs. Eula E. Patterson,
deceased, and having qualified be
fore the Clerk of Superior court ox
BupllnCounthUtatonotifyll
persons who have 'claims against
said estate to present their claims)
to the undersigned Administrator
on or before the 3rd day of June,
I8ou,or this notice wwoepieao 1
bar to their recovery: all persons.
-who are indebted to aJffateV
will please make immedL-Jay-1
ment to the undersigned Adminls-I
tiator. :
.' This the 3rd day of June 1959.
J. D. . Patterson Administrator
in -&3 ccry
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"Hats Ve Made
On Parade" At
farm Home Veek
North Carolina Home Demonstr
"
mi. th
hgti th been , making at
workshops. Farm Home
w, . j, acneduled for June J2
at N c state College,
. ..' . " ... ..
According to Miss Julia Mclver,
clothing specialist for the N. C.
Agricultural Extension Senvice,
the hats wlll.be modeled on Wed.
nesday afternoon, June 10, at a pro-
gram in Reynolds Coliseum.
of Gits Centennial
a'stove pipe'hat
helped brins in the
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HEATING
A record crowd of over 1,000 at
tended the , Open Bouse and Tour
of the ABS Stud Farm and Labor
atories. Of outstanding Interest to
dairy . farmers and beef ranchers
attending were four bulls with re
cord, of over 100,000 first services.
Since all bulls used by ABS are
High-Index proved Sires C mean
ing they have increased the aver-
se production of their milking
daughters over their dams,), four
great sires Slone have added more
than $10,000,00 to the dairy income
of tht nation's farmers. Altogether
guests were told. It i. estimated
that , American Breeders Senvice,
since its . founding In 1M1. has
571' Dams, 292 Berords, Average
871 Dauts, 907 Redords, Average
Diffenenre '- !- - " '
Further facts will continue to
roll up in the record books as this
Great Proved Sire's story builds
up throAgh the years.
A pioneer and leader in artifici
al breeding, American Breeders
Service, largest artiflcal breeding
d in 1941 by J- Kocneuer
was ortgani-
Pr en
tice wKh fundamental objective of
'breeding the most cows to the
Best Bulls most efficiently." XBa
has increased from 394 first ser
vices in that year to 1,220,518 in
the vear 1958, with 1200 technicians
operating in 45 states and several
In .the 16-county southeastern
extension service district, 35 hat-
making workshops have ibeen new,
with 756 Home Demonstration Club
members and 199 non-club mem
bers attending. The women have
made 826 hats and remodeled it".
There has ceen an approximate
North Carolina Poultrymen Face Keen
Competition From
Vofimotpa indicate that in 1958
North Carolina produced 10 peif
cent more eggs than she needed.
This means that some Tar Heel
egg producers had to look out
side the state for markets.
There is competition for" these
out-of-state markets, however;
competition that North Carolina
poultrymen must meet to stay in
business.
North Carolina's main egg com
petition comes from Iowa, Min
nesota, theDakotas, Nebraska,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Georgia. The competition is lor
markets in- the Northeast and
along the Atlantic Seaboard, as
far south as Florida.
To help Tar Heel -producers
understand their competitors,
A. P. Stemberger and Clayton
P. Libeau of N. C. State College
studied egg operations . in other
states.
Here are some things they fo
und: (1) Greater concentration of
hens per square mile, accompli
shed with largef flocks or more
farm flocks than in North Caro
lina. This cuts assembly costs
since it involves fewer stops and
shorter hauls in obtaining loads.
It gives areas such as Pennsyl
vania and New Jersey an advan
tage in assembly costs of one or
two cents per dozen below most
North Carolina communities.
(2) A majority of egg produ
cers practicing quality coniroi
programs. Such farms produce
eggs, and oil. spray and refrige
rate them in mechanical coolers
to retain original quality. In con
trast, oil spraying of eggs is
almost unknown in North Caro
lina and most producers do not
nave mecnamcui reirigeiaiiuu
despite the high temperatures en
countered for half the year.
(3) Marketing agencies sel
ling 6,00 or more cases of eggs
per week. Such large volumes
make possible the use of the la
test technology which, though in
volving high investment . costs,
enables other areas to reduce
egg processing costs by about one
cent per dozen as compared with
costs obtained by use of techno
logy currently in use in North
Carolina. Current . volume in
North Carolina does not justify
the use of such technology,, how
ever., ' 1
. (4rj Higher output per hen. than
in' North Carolina. Rate of lay
per hen is higher in all major
supply areas' competing with No
rth Carolina. Production Is as
much as two-dozen eggs per hen
higher in some states. This gives
uniform volume the year around
and, consequently lower proces-
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. . Warsaw. N. C ,
i STATE LICENSED
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v Dnp A Card Or See
Me In Person.
One T.I2 Front x -J-rs
Crcccifsis
m V m. . , f k.. v .
made it possible .for dairymen to
Increase tbttr income by (210,00
000. ; w v.,-:, .5-i.;.:-v:. "'
On of the - highUghta of. th
Open-House was the coronation o
King "Neptune" on Sunday after
noon by Senator Proxmir of Wis
consin; Kanowa King Peseta- Nep
tune, a Holsteln bull, is believed to
be the world's busiest father. He
has been used to breed over 150,-
000 cows to date -and is still alive
and active 'at 19 years of 'age.
A recent study of 571 "Neptune"
daughters , and their-- dams in 31
California herds, shows the fol
lowing comparison,
12,549 M
13,444 M.
-1-895 M.
450 b. r.
498 B. t.
1-48 B. F.
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foreign countries.
The unique liquid nitrogen me
thod of freezing and holding semen
at 320 below zero exclusive with
American 'Breeders Service, was
explained in the laboratory where
semen is microscopically examined
extended,- treated wit hantibiotlcs
and sealed in ampules, each en
ough for one breeding.. The re
sulting record of 72 successful
fust services in 1958 with Frozen
Semen on 1,061,000 first service
cows stems from the elaborate care
and scientific accuracy of the ABS
pjo:ess.
saving of $5,000 on the professional
looking creations.
Throughout North Carolina, in
terest in hat-making is increasing
and many dollars saved through
the project are being added to the
family "nest-egg," according to
Miss Mclver.
Out - Of - State Markets
sin costs. North Carolina pro
ducers still tend to shop around
f6r outlets during the year.
This places the marketing agency
at a disadvantage not only in
terms of costs but also in being
unable to guarantee customers
steady supplies. The latter mayj
often result in Jo$s of customers.
(6) Flexibility with regard to
change on the part of produ
cers and pride in their product.
Newer production and marketing
techniques are .quickly adopted;
products are sold in new, clean
containers; and competition is
welcomed: In a rapidly changing
environment, reluctance to cha
nge places us at a disadvantage.
What Questions
Vets Are Asking
Q - A friend of mine, not a vet
eran, made a rainy targe extra
principal payment on his house
recently, and was required by the
lender to pay some additonal ' in
terest as a penalty; My friend says
this Is a common practice in con
ventional loan arrangements. I un
derstand however, that it is not
possible where the loan is a GI
loan. Am I correct?
A- You are right. The GI loan
specifically states no penalty cha
rges may be made if a veteran wis
hes to make an extra principal pay
ment on his loan. The extra pay
ment, however, must be at least
WANTED
ONE HOKE CUSTOMER
tlobbs Barber Shop
Warsaw, N. C.
n
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L
we pay A Premium For Tap QoaEtjIIosl
See Of er Coll 2M, tBoton, N. C.
; G!::itcn lr;33fc3!i
CFERATED BY LUI.DY PACKING
one hundred dollars, or full mon
thly payment, whichever Is smaller
, Q-I am going to college under
the Korean , GI BUI. If I take
part-time job this summer will I
have to report those earnings. to
tke VAT O. 1 " )
A -No. Students taking classroom
college training under the Korean
GI, Bill need not report outside
earnings, and outside earnings do
not Vaffeo allowance checks in
any way. . 1 .
Q . mV husband died recently
of a service connected condition,
and I am now drawing death com
pensation payments from VA, I
have a chance to take a secretar
ial job. Would my earnings in a
job decresse the amount of my
compensation?
A No Your income would have
no effect on your death compensa
tion. Income limitations do apply
however to pensions based on
deaths not connected with mili
tary service.
Q I let my permanent plan GI
insurance policy lapse, end along
with it, the total disability, rider I
was carrying. I reinstated the bas
ic insurance policy but not the dis
ability rider. In reinstating the dis
ability income provson, must I pay
all back pre mums on t, plus nter
est, or can I just add a new dis
ability rider?
A In - reinstating a laaped disa
bility income rider to your GI in
surance you may either follow the
procedure of paying back premiu
ms, with interest, and fulfilling
health conditions, as you did with
your basic permanent plan insur
ance policy, or you may simply
apply for a new disability rider.
Faculty Changes
Ml. Olive College
Faculty Changes at College Re
vealed. The resignation of Miss
Leah McGlohon of Winsterville
and the appointment of William
John Thomas, Jr., of Huntington,
Indiana, as the head of the En
glish Department at Mount Olive
Approximately 28 per cent of
the dairy cows in North Carolina
were artificially inseminated in
1958.
Farmers can kill two birds
with one stone by applying ni
trogen side dressing and a weed
control at the same time.
Experts estimate that with the
technology now available the
average per acre yield of cotton
in North Carolina can be doubl
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Recognizing the need for formal
education to meet thr operational
demands of the Atomic Navy with
its guided missile ships, atoroie
powcred aircraft carriers and bal-
Jstic-missile - launching ntbmarin
es, the U. S. Navy has designed
special training program leading
to Bachelor of Science degrees.
Officer Commissions and Specialized-Trade
Training for qualified
high school graduates.
The following ' educational pro
grams leading to a Bachelor of
Science degree and or commission
in the Navy are available to high
school graduates on active duty as
enlisted personnel:
a. APPOINTMENT TO THE
NAVAL ACCADEMY -One-hundred
and sixty enlisted men are sel
ected each year for assignment to
tne Naval Academy.
b. NAVY RESERVE OFFICER
TRAINING PROGRAM - Two -hundred'
men are selected each
year for this program leading to
a Bachelor of Science degree and
subsequent commission as Ensign,
U. S. Navy. These men attend civi
lian universities having NROTC
Units.
C. WAVY JMNU-ilSTJSD 5UUUN-J!'
Junior College was announced
yesterday by President W. Bur
kette Baper.
He also disclosed that Mrs. So
phia Potts, a member of the En
glish faculty for the past three
years, has been granted a leave
of absence for graduate studies.
The new department head is
a native of Detroit, Michigan, and
holds the Bachelor of Arts and
two master of arts from the Uni
versity of Michigan He is curren
tly head of the English Depart
ment at Huntington College, a
post he has held for five years
Miss McGlohon, who has been
a merhber of the local college fa
work this summer at the Free
culty for four years, will begin
Will Baptist Children's Home at
Middlesex. She holds degrees
from from East Carolina College,
Greenville, and the Free Will
Baptist Bible College, Nashville,
Tennessee.
In addition to the faculty cha
nges, President Raper said there
will be revisions in the College's
English curriculum next year as
the school prepares for a study
by the Southern Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools.
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EDUCATION PROGRAM -' This
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of 500 enlisted men each year to re
ceive four years college training
in a civilian institution leading to
a Bachelor of Science degree. Dur
ing the summer - vacation period,
these men work Jn Navy labs and
return to school at the beginning
of the next term. TJiey receive the
psy and allowances of their rate
while in school. On graduation,
they are requirel to serve four
years as a commissioned officer in
tne Navy.
d. EMJSTED ADVANCED Sch
ool Program Under this program
selected men are assigned to en
gineering schools at Purdue Uni
versity and the University of Wash
ington. After completing of their
freshman and aophomore years,
they return to the Fleet for two
years duty then go back to the uni
versiyt for their final studies and
a degree in engineering. These
men also receive full pay and al
lowances while In school.
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Mount Olive, North Carolina
SovftTlM
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as Naval Aviators. These men re
ceive their commission and "Wtngj
of Gold" only after extensive teas
ing In various types of aircraft
including qualifications as jet pil
ots for Alrcraf Carrier operations.
Selection for these programs is
based on competitive examine
tions, motivation and desire, a-
mong qualified high school gradu
ates. All high school graduates be
come eligible for these programs
once they are enlisted and assign
ed to active duty.
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