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TRAQTOR- ^
Secretary of War Kenneth C.
iRoyall, has accepted an invitation
to appear on the program of the
Fifteenth Annual State 4-H Club
Week at State College, August
18-23, according to an announce
ment this week from L. R. Har-
riil, Sthte Club Leader for the
State College Extension Service.
The first Tar Heel member of
the Cabinet since Josephus Dan-
ie’s. Editor of the Raleigh News
and Observer, was Secretary of
Navy in World War I, Secretary
Royall is scheduled to address
the'' more than 1,400 4-H Club
boys and girls who are expected
to attend their special week.
Present arrangements call for
the distinguished North Carolin
ian to speak at the evening ses
sion, Friday, August 12, in Rid
dick Stadium. Time has been set
at 8:00 o’clock,, and radio station
WPTF will broadcast the speech
on a state-wide network of prin
cipal stations.
■Delegates froni the state’s 1,?
955 4-H Clubs will spend five
days and nigh^ on the. State Col
lege campus; partioipating in con
ferences, study, demonstrations,
recreation, contests, and ^special
events. Friday night’s program
vCull be built around Secretary
Royall’s address, singing, recrea
tion, evening vesper's, and the
dramatic Candlelighting Cere
mony. ,
HEIGHTS NEWS
By Mrs. Ralph Cothran
iMi^s Kathleen Cbthran of Ral-
eigh is Spending a two weeks va
cation at home.
Income
Up 20 Per Ceiit
Mrs. W. H. Hare, Earl and Mel
vin spent \ Sunday afternoon in
Hamlet with Frazier.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Calloway
.and children of HRlplet spent
S3.tUrday with Mr, and, Mrs. N.
F. Sinclair.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bobbitt
and daughter of Asheville 'came
Wednesday to attend Mrs. Bob
bitt’s grandfather’s funeral at Wil
low SpHngSi Mr. R. A. Fish.
Miss Thelma Cothran
Sunday at White Lake.
spent
Miss Mildred Sinclair, Mrs.
Warren Calloway and children
and Mrs. D. R. Huff spent Sunday
at White Lake.
Mrs. James Little and children
of' Portsmouthi Ya. are spending
awhile with Mrs. Little’s mother
and father, ■ Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Pickier.
IMr. and Mrs. George Hare and
children, Mrs. Carrie Hare of Nor
wood spent Friday with Mrs. ,W.
H. Hare.
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Mr and Mrs.' Ralph Cothran and
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Cothran and
family attended the funeral of
R. A. Fish at
Thursday.
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•for that rugged
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\fiwe4-nng pistons
bacco in, Nprth Carolina this year
* ford's longer, lower- lines
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our FRONT
July 1 prospects indicated that
yields for North Carolina’s 1947
corn crop will equal the all-time
record of 27 bushels
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you kr\ow where,
we cotton to
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Raleigh, Aug. 5—Cash income
of NortlrXarOlina farmers in 1946
■was about 20, per cent higher
than in 1945, it was reported to
day by the Federal-State Crop
Reporting Service of. the State
Department of Agriculture.
Total cash receipts in 1946
totaled $764,404,000. The total in
1945 was $638^ 414,000.
Practically all. of the increase
came, the report^ stated, from
marketing of crops, which brou
ght farmers $633,394,000 as again
st $508, 159,000 in 1945. Returns
from sales of livestock and live
stock products were slightly low
er during 1946,1 totaling $119,-
799,000, compared with* $120,»
910,000 in the pirevious .year.
Government' payments to farm
ers in 1946 were'higher, totaling
|$11,211,000 as compared with
$9,345,000 in 1945.
Conservation payments made
up $8,096,000 of the total Govern
ment payments during 1946.. Dai
ry production payments account
ed for $3,106,000, with payments
for sheep and lamb and beef pro
duction making up the remain
ing $9,000. In 1945, conservation
payments totaled $5,897,000; diary
production payments, $3,434,000;
beef and sheep and lamb produc
tion, $10,000, and truck crop pro
duction, $4J)00.
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• Cash returns from sales of to
bacco, accounted for about 57 per
"cent of the total cash receipt
from farming during 1946, and
about, 56 per cent of the total
during 1945.
Compared with other States,
North Carolina ranks third in to
tal cash receipts from farm mKr^
ketings of 'crofe, 28th in cash re
ceipts from imrketings of live
stock and livestock products, and
ISth^in total cash income from
crops, livestock and livestock
products combined.
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Production of flue-cured to-
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is expected to be approximately
864^985,000 pounds/
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per acre
harvested in 1946.
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