Items of Interest from Ballard's Crossroads (By Ma. Gilmer & Nichols) Ma L U Lilr ttd Mrs. Blanche Brown of Gates county spent several lays with trieir sister, Mrs. G. T. Ty son, last week. Mrs. Lin wood Baker and son, Bob by, spent the past week end with relatives tn Scotland Neck, Halifax rounty. Mesdames Annie Flanagan and Mamie Rath Holloway were recent quests of Mrs. Fred Darden in Greene county. William J. Dam has returned from 1'anada where he has been caring to >acco. Elbert M. Tyson is serving as a luror in Federal Court in Washing ion this week. Harold Joyaer end Grigg Tyson, lr., were Wilson visitors Saturday. I. W. Worthingtom was called to Wilmington Saturday, due to the :ritical illness of Mrs. Worthington, A'ho was on a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Worthingtom is ill in a Wil nington hospital. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Tyson had as piests at a family dinner Sunday Mrs. L. L. Lily, Mrs. Blanche Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Tommie jily of Gatesville, Mr. and Mrs. Al >ert Tyson of Chicod, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Allen of near Greenville, Her ichel Tyson of A. C. C., Wilson, Miss Sdith Tyson of Black Creek, Wilson :ounty, and Ernest Whitly of Bailey. Willis Beamsn has gone to Jack lonville, Fla. Larry Worthrngton was a Wil nington visitor the past week $nd. John Flanagan left last week for taleigh where he entered State col lege. Miss Mary Elizabeth Nichols tamed to East Carolina Teachers college in Greenville. last week. He urged the planting of more Pearsall emphasized the giving careful attention to plans for 1948 in view of the ? mate SO to 26 per cent reduction in flue-cured tobacco acreage facing Southern growers. He advised the NORTH CAROLINA ; ^ ^ > PITT COUNTY . IN TUB SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE SERVICE SUMMONS FOR PUBUCATIOfP^v EDDIE McKENZIRF^, MARY TYSON McKENZIE The defendant, Mary Tyson Me Kenzie, will take notice that an ac tion entitled as above has been com menced in the Superior Court of Pitt County, North Carolina, to ? cure for the plaintiff an absolute divorce from the defendant; and the said defendant will further take no tice that rite is required to appear at the office of the clerk of Supe rior Court of said County in the Courthouse at Greenville, North Ca rolina, within SO days after the 18th day of October, 1947, and answer or demur to the complaint in said ac tion, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. D. T. HOUSE, JR., Cleric of Superior Court This the 17th day of September, 1947. S19-4c "?hoit-sighted" US ing to maintain our ; of living." Last year, Pearaall toW the ers and gmners, the average firlHiS ceived about $600 per acre J bacco crop, bat this year the figure will probably be about $480 per acre. Be pointed out that the acreage quota for 1948 will return only 8384 per acre on tobacco, "We must plan now to resort to other cash crop#," be said. "One thing we might think about la turn ing some of the acreage which will be idled by the tobacco quota reduc tion into cotton production to supple ment the lose of cash that will reault from the reduced tobacco acreage. If we do plant this extra acreage to cot ton, we will be insuring our future, for it ia possible that we will have cbtton acreage control hi 1849 and our wisdom in planting more cotton will give us a better history, which is the basis of such quota allotments." Fred P. Johnson, Raleigh, vice president of the Carolines Gtnttsrs Association, and J. Henry Vaughn, Elm City, head of the Nash-Edge combe unit, also spoke briefly. 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