THESE EXCELLENT TOMATOES picked last week at
Claude SUXes farm In Peach tree prove that some of the
finest tomatoes of the year can be grown In this area well
Into October. Some of the finest fruit of the year Is being
harvested now oo farms where growers have done a good
jab ot disease and Insect control.
Cloy ASCS News
By June C. Waldroup
Office Manager
HAYESVILLE - Farmers In
Clay County find the programs
administered by the ASC
county committee of much
value In their farming ope
rations.
According to the records In
the A5CS office approximately
900 persons are classified as
farmers In the county. Of this
number practically all take
part In one or more of the
ASCS programs at some time
during the year. Cost share
through the Agricultural Con
servation Program is applied
for and approved each year on
an average of TOfc of these
farms.
Federal funds to share the
cost with farmers to carry
out conservation practices on
their farms total approxi
mately $46,000 each year.
Since the Inception of the
Feed Grain Program In 1961,
payments to farmers to divert
their land from the production
of corn and wheat to a con
servation use have averaged
$38,000 annually.
Payments under the Soil
Bank CR program are $8,000
annually. Wool growers re
ceive incentive payments on
their products of $500 each
marketing year.
Tobacco growers receive an
average of $100,000 each year
from the sale of their product.
The control program admlnis
tered by the ASC committee
Is directly responsible for the
high income received from the
sale of tobacco. Each year ap
proximately $20,000 is al
located to the county to pay the
cost of administering the ASC
programs.
We in ASCS think of these
programs in terms of conser
vation achieved, reduction of
crops in surplus and, in the
case of wool an incentive to
produce more of a produce of
which there is not enough to
meet the demand.
But looking at these figures,
dollar and cent wise, we cannot
take them too lightly. In a
county the size of Clay and
with it's comparatively small
cash income - this is big
business.
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Want Ads for Individuals who
wish to give away anything
FREE. The free ads will be
scheduled for three weeks
and should be canceled as soon
as results are obtained.
The free ads will appear
under proper classification
pertaining to the Free item
being given away.
The only requirement is that
anything offered must be free
to people or person replying
to a Free Ad.
READ THE WANT ADS "The
NEWS. JBEHIND THE NEWS
DIAL 837-2222.
Cherokee County ASCS News
By L. L. Klsselburg
At the regular county com
mittee meeting Oct. 4. the
county committee extended the
seeding due for sowing gras
ses *nd legumes for pasture
or hay through October 18.
This means that the county of -
flee can issue approvals and
purrbs*e orders through Oct.
18 and It also means that the
purchase order for the mater
ia will expire October 18.
Fanners having , need {or
conservation materials should
be advised to contact the
county office and get in their
request by this date.
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The county committee and
county manager will attend an
Area Meeting in Asheville on
Oct. 15 and 16, for the pur
Pose of indoctrination of new
committeemen and get their
recommendations for needs
of changes to make the pro
grams ASCS administers bet
ter if possible. Since we have
two new county committeemen
this year. Paul Lance and Ear
nest Cook, we trust that they
wUl gain some knowledge and
information by attending this
meeting. The county office will
be understaffed while the
manager and committee are
attending the meeting, Mrs.
Bonnie Kimsey will be in
charge of the office while we
are away.
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We are calling your atten
tion to notice that all purchase
orders for seed with the ex
ception of rye, will expire Oct. |
18. and the county office does I
not have the authority to ex- i
tend the date for these orders I
to be filled.
Bellvfew 4-H Club
Plans Campaign
And Party
BELLVIEW - Plans for a
Red Cross campaign and a
Haloween parth were finalized
at a meeting of the Bell view
4-H Club Monday night, Oct.
14, in the Bell view Community
Building.
Marilyn Anderson, presi
dent, led the discussion of
plans for upcoming projects.
The Haloween party was set
for Oct. 30 at the Community
Building.
Twenty-six club members,
parents and leaders attended
the meeting.
We are glad to inform you
that Mrs. Evelyn Sudderth,
who la a patient In Womans
Hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn.
where she underwent surgery
is improving satisfactorily
and will soon be out of the
hospital we hope. We wish her
a speedy recovery, hoping she
will be well soon.
We would like to pay our
respects to T. L. Martin and
Victor Raxter, who have been
county and community com
mitteemen for many years,
were not re-elected due to the
fact that they are over 70 years
of age. I feel confident that the
delegates to die convention
would have re-elected Mr.
Martin and Mr. Raxter since
they have been men who took
a lot of interest in ASCS for
the farmers in Cherokee
County while they were com
mitteemen and they have as
sured me they will continue
to do so, even though they are
no longer on the committee.
They will be remembered by
their friends for this service
they have rendered in the past.
ANOTHER GIANT VEGETABLE, believe it or not. These
are squash. They were grown by Mrs. Willis Johnson of
Murphy. She said that they were known as candy roasters,
a big squash originating in Germany.
?mh mm nw i -5
Some of the finest corn ever grown for silage on Billy K. Howell's farm in Martin's Creek
was harvested recently. The tractor and harvester were furnished by the John C. Campbell
Folk School.
WITH WOMEN IN CLAY
By Justine Rozter
Home Demonstration Club
women in Clay County will
hold their annual Achievement
Day Tuesday, Nov.5,atTruett
Memorial Church in Hayes
ville.
Mrs. Frank Phillips of
Spruce Pine, will be the guest
speaker. She will give a re
port on her trip last year to
Melbourne, Australia to at
tend a meeting of the Associa
ted Country Women of the
World. She has colorful
slides, which she will show
to Illustrate her talk.
Club women are asked to
bring any hand made items
they would like to exhibit ?
sewing, knitting, or other craft
Items are acceptable. The
meeting begins with registra
tion at 9:30 and includes a
covered dish luncheon.
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You haven't seen anything
until you've seen Mrs. Elmer
Greene's "hogwasher". This
unique garment resembles
overalls, but has a skirt. It
is made of heavy denim, and
has all the usual pockets and
loops found on overalls. Mrs.
Greene finds it equally suit
able for wear while weeding
strawberries or making
draperies.
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Mrs. Ruth Hawkins brought
to her club meeting recently
a smooth dried gourd which
had been her grandmother's
darning egg. It was extremely
light, but strong, and of a per
feet shape for darning the toe
of a sock. We're still trying
to find out Its exact name.
Last month while discus
sing home laundry problems,
we realized that some women
are still using water too warm
In washing sweaters. For the
best luck in washing wool
sweaters, use water which
feels chilly to your hands, and
a liquid detergent. You will
find several detergents, es
pecially designed for woolens,
available in Hayesville. Al *
ways wash wool sweaters by
hand, and gently squeeze the
water out of them. Don't
wring.
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Home Demonstration Club
women from Clay County who
attended the Citizenship Con
ference In Murphy recently
were: Mrs. Glenn Swanson,
Mrs. Elmer Greene, Mrs.
Fred O. Scroggs, Mrs. Bass
Hyan, Mrs. A. C. Murray,
Mrs. Charles Barnard, Mrs.
Wiley McGlamery, Mrs. Mae
Hollifleld, Mrs. Alma Swalm,
and Mrs. Cline McClure, and
Home Economics Extension
Agents Freida Dean Morgan
and Justine Rozier.
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