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J. E. Jessup, 47-year-old Guilford County tenant farmer, was found at hia plow Saturday when
County Supervisor E. H. Anderson of Greensboro called to tell him that his loan had beaMWoved
by the Farm Security Administration to purchase nd improve his farm. - --r5"T "
Jessup's loan is the first of 100 to 125 land purchase loans being made by the FSA in North Caro
lina during the first half of the year, for which $527,586 has been allocated to seventeen counties.
It is also the first of some 400 of these loans to be made in this five-state region (Kentucky, Virginia,
West Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina) for which $1,591,619 has been allocated. Additional
funds are expected from Congressional appropriations effective July 1, the Bankhead-Jones Act hav
ing authorized doubling the appropriations for net year and five times as much for years thereafter.
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Mr. and Mrs. John parka, Mr. tad
Mia. Johnnie Bright and ) ton, John
Robert, of Suffolk, V, visited Mrs.
Harriett ,; Parks !; Sunday V afternoon.
Others tailing Included Mr. and Mrs.
J. A Craft iU Eimi flltt. Sot
Byrum and Miss ' Montaxe Byru'm,
from neat Cannons Ferry; ' Mrs. T.
W. Davis, from near Sign Pine; Mrs.
R. S. Ward and daughter, Lelia
Faye, and Miss Gertrude Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Parks and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon j
Jordan and children called after sup
per. ; , ' y
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Splvey and two
daughters, of Washington, D. C,
spent the week-end with Mr. Splvey 's
mother, -Mrs. Conile' Splvey: Mrs.
Splvey accompanied them back to
Washington and "will visit there for
sometime.
Mrs. H. N. Ward is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. A; L. Midyette, at Swan Quar
ter.
Mr. and Mm. Rosley Ward and
children, of Center Hill, visited Mr.
Ward's mother, Mrs. Peninah Ward,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Selby Byrum, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Winslow and son,
from near Corapeake, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Byrum on Sat
urday. Mrs. W. E. Copeland has recovered
from a recent illness.
Mrs. Ben Jordan and Miss Stal
lings, of Bagleys Swamp; Mrs. John
Brown, of Weeksville, and Mrs. John
Lowry, of Elizabeth City, -visited
Mrs. Harriett Parks Friday after
noon. Miss Lavelle Ward, from near Sign
Pine, was the week-end guest of
Miss Pauline Hollowell.
W. T. Eason has been quite sick
for the past week.
Mrs. Henry Chappell and children
were in Edenton shopping Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Parks accompanied her
house guests, Johnnie Chappell and
his friends, of Poughkeepaie, N. Y.,
to Nags Head last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lamb and
son, of Center Hill, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bunn Lamb on Sunday.
Mrs. R. S. Ward and daughter,
Lelia Faye, Mrs. T. W. Davis, Mrs.
C. W. Ward and Miss Avis Ward
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Joe By
rum and Miss Montaze Byrum, near
Cannons Ferry."
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Davis had as
guests at dinner on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Craft, i of Edenton; Mr.
and Mrs. Carson Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Sf Ward, William, Lehman and
Lelia Faye Ward. -
Mrs. .Harriett Parks' . condition, is
said, to be much improved. -. " !
Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Hollowell, Guy,
Aubrey and Anne, of Edenton, visited
Mrs. Hollowell's mother, Mrs. Har
riett Parks, on Friday evening.
P. T. A. At Center Hill
Enjoys Picnic Supper
The auditorium of the Center Hill
School -was changed ' inti a lovely
forest scene on Thursday . evening,
when the. members' of the "P. T. A.,
the school children and a, few invited
guests "were entertained at a picnic
supper. ,
When the guests entered the audi
torium they were given an enchanted
drink. Then they were allowed to
wander at will until they found some
shady retreat where they could enjoy
the evening.
The first part of the evening's en
tertainment consisted of stunts under
the supervision of Reverend and Mrs.
R. E. Walston.
The outstanding event of the even
ing was a "Hop Calling" enntMit in
j which Mr. Joer Byrum was the win
mer. ' t '
The evening's entertainment closed
when Mrs, J. Ei Rogerson, retiring
president, made, a short talk express
ing her appreciation to the members
of the P. T. A. for their cooperation i
and .urging them to cooperate even!
better with their incoming president,!
Miss. Nellie Davis.
Weekly Market Report
POULTRY AND EGGS
Courtesy Division of Markets
N. C, Dept. of Agriculture
, Farm prices . for . Eastern r North
Carolina for Friday, April 23 Eggs:
Hennery - whites, . lS-18c, hennery
browns, 16-lgc; current collections
16-18& Live poultry, per lb. Rocks
16-18c, Reds 15-18c, mixed colors
14-17c, light breeds 12-15c, broilers
20-25c, fryers 20-25c, roosters 8-10c.
"Caboose" Baa Marine Origin
Explaining the origins of some
terms freely used in railroading, the
Canadian National Railways Maga
zine says: "The word 'caboose' has
a marine origin, coming from the
Dutch word 'kabian-huys': cabin
house."
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most smokers who gnw tobacco smoke Camels
themselves. Make Cunel year cigarette too.
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