SOU. BROKEN - Spring, and planting, can't be far off as soil is being broken to prepare for 19 76 crops. Corn mav be
the choice for this freshly tilled field.
Rock fish Nevus
by Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis
The WMU Groups of Tabernacle
Church met Monday a.m. with Mrs.
Thomas McColl. The mission in
Action Group met Monday night
with Mrs. Julian Barnes.
Attendance was very good at
Pittman Grove Church this past
Sunday. They had communion and a
Baptismal service there Sunday.
At Parker Church the attendance
was really good for a real cold day.
Mrs. Hugh Overton got home last
Thursday from Cape Fear Valley
Hospital.
Dinner guests of Mrs. C.M. Chason
last Saturday were, Mrs. Ada Bailey
of J-'aycttcvillc and Mrs. Thelma
Freeman and grandson Wayne of
Hope Mills.
Mrs. Jessie Livingston of Arabia
had lunch with her sister ? in - law,
Mrs. R.ll. Gibson last Sunday.
Miss Mary Priest and Mrs. Maggie
Quick went to the Ad cox Home the
past Saturday. Mrs. Nclia Dale was
still in bed; and William Culbreth
seemed a little better .
Joe Allen Monroe of Southern
Pines visited his grandmother, Mrs.
A.W. Wood last Friday. He also
visited his mother, Mrs. Douglas
Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Monroe and
son Bryan of McCain visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Monroe Saturday and they also
visited Ins grandmother, Mrs. Fk)yd
Monroe.
Mrs. Wallace McLean and Mrs.
Floyd Monroe spent last Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of
Cameron.
The community extends sympathy
to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barnard in
the death of his mother, and also to
Mrs. Buddy Stephens and family in
the death of her father Rowland
McMillan.
Mrs. W. A. Fowler spent the past
weekend with her daughter, Mrs.
Oliver Powers of Rennert.
E.T. Brock of Cumberland who
has been a patient at Cape Fear
Valley Hospital for several weeks was
still there the first of this Week
undergoing tests for back trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ayash of
Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs, Arch
Howell and son Fredie of 10 Mile
Section of Robeson County were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.C. English
for a while Sunday afternoon.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
R.W. Posey were Mr. and Mrs.
Sammy Parish and Mr. and Mrs. John
Poindexter of last Bend a place
beyond Winston-Salem.
Lee Terry spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Elberl Forbis of
Lumber Bridge.
Mrs. Hunter Forbis of Lumber
Bridge spent last Wednesday with her
sister and brother - in - law, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Terry and son Lee.
Probably a lot of people slept a
little cool after the cloud came up
and they turned off the electric
blankets, Sunday night.
Guests of Miss Sarah Patterson last
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. A.H.
Farm Items
BY
HOKECOUNTY
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
AGENTS
The annual meeting of the
Soybean Producers Association will
start at 9 A.M. on Friday, Feb. 6,
1976 at the Hilton Inn in Raleigh.
The program will include informa
tion on the outlook for soybeans,
many of the newer production
practices, and on national research
on soybeans. The program also
includes a banquet that night and
many of the awards will be given at
4 that time. All soybean farmers are
invited to attend.
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The preparation of tobacco plant
beds and their care can get you off
,to a good start during the tobacco
season. Strong, healthy plants will
grow off faster and make your crop
come into the barn earlier in most
cases. Insect and disease protection
early in the season will assure a
better crop. Don't be afraid to
change vour old practices. Some of
the new ideas can mean money in
your pocket. A bulletin entitled,
"Plant Production Guide for
Tobacco" will give you up-to-date
information.
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The 1973 General Assembly of
North Carolina ratified a bill
having potential impact for qualify
ing owners of agricultural, horti
cultural or forest land. The oweners
can receive upon approval of
application, property tax relief in
situations where assesment of land
at market value results in taxes
which are above that of assessment
at present use value.
A rollback provision is included
which will require payment of part
or all of the taxes deferred in
previous years when the land is no
longer eligible for special assess
ments.
TEL: 875 4277 NIGHT CALL 875-4419
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COMPLETE PEST CONTROL FUMIGATION SERVICE
WEED CONTROL & FERTILIZATION
ROACHES - RATS - TERMITES
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Baiden and children Anna, Lynn and
Hamilton of Greenville, S.C.
Mrs. Ethel D. Gibson got home
Friday p.m. after spending most of
last week as a patient at Southeastern
General Hospital in Lumbcrton. She
will have to stay in bed for 10 days.
She had as her Sunday guests, Mrs.
W.H. Schell and Mrs. Sid Sumner of
Lumber Bridge and Mi. and Mrs. A.J.
Freeman and granddaughter,
Stephanie of Fayettcville.
Ted Priest of Lake Wood Road
visited Walter and Frances and Miss
Mary Priest last Sunday afternoon.
F.C.H.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee's daughter
Carol Ann. reports from the Rockfish
Family Care Home that all are well
there, but Mrs. Lee took Miss Mary
McFadycn to the doctor Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Lee's husband. Jesse,
who spent several weeks at Cape Fear
Valley Hospital is at home. The
residents of the home did not go to
church Sunday, but a choir from
Whispering Pines came and sang for
them Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lee
Still has room for one more. Their
Thanks to the singers who visited
them Sunday p.m.
CLUB MEETS
Rockfish Extension Homemakers
Club met on Wednesday Jan. 28 at
the home of Mrs. Dora Solomon,
with 7 members present. In the
absence of the president, Mrs. Wayne
Bundy took her place, and gave an
interesting talking demonstration on
"Tensions". Most of the members
had experienced tension at one time
or another since it was the first
meeting in 1976 the members were
asked about their New Veais
resolutions. All were good and some
were comical. All ten members
enjoyed meeting with Mrs. Solomon
who is "as spry as a cricket" at
anything she undertakes. At the close
of the meeting the hostess Mrs. '
Solomon served dainty refreshments
in two courses. Tilne and place of
next meeting will be announced
later.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mclnnis of
Fayetteville were dinner guests of his
brother Thomas and his mother
Sunday.
Mrs. Nelia Brock and Mrs. June
Rogers visited Mrs. Brocks sons,
Fulton and Winfrcd Brock and Earl
Brock of Fayetteville. Sunday p.m.
All of them had been sick.
Mrs. CM. Chasons brother. Wilson
Sessoms of Glenn Burnie. Md.. who
spent a while with his relatives here
returned home last Saturda)
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Caddcll, Homer
Quick and his son Kay visited Mrs.
Alt red Quick at the Hope Home in
Red Springs Sunday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Pridgen of
Charlotte spent the past weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Smith of
Puppy Cieek.
Mrs. Marshall Newton of Puppy
Creek visited her sister. Miss Lessie
Martin, and her daughter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. fcd Brisson and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rozier of St. Pauls Sundav
COMMENT
A few people came out in
"springy" looking clothes last
Sunday but they didn't know how
cold it was going to be Sunday night
or what the groundhog was going to
do 011 Monday.
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SECRET SPRAY
DEODORANT
4 OZ. Regular
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