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C&slng Service
To Os Arabia
Ginners Must 3e Quali
fied to Sample
Cotton
North Carolina cotton growers who
wish to receive Smith-Doxey dossing
service on their 1949 crop should check
immediately to make sure their gin
ners have become qualified to sample
cotton, Dan F. Holler, cotton market
ing specialist for the State College
Extension Service, said this week.
Holler said quite a few growers
found last year that they were not
eligible to receive free classification
on their cotton because their ginners
had not been qualified to submit sam
ples or because they were not mem
bers of cotton improvement associ
ations. A ginner must be bonded before he
Pop, Dad, Father, Paw,
whatever you call your
father, it's his day June
19th. Choose his card
from our complete seleo-.
(ion of
ALLMARK CARDS
for Father's Day.
NIXON'S
HERTFORD, N. C.
can offer classing service to his pa
trons, Holler explained, adding that
bond forms may be obtained from lo
cal county -agents and executed by any
bonding company. . i ; - s
. County agents in cotton-producing
conuties are now preparing applica
tions for the Smith-Doxey service.
The applications are due in Raleigh by
July 15V :.:. "'.v.
By taking advantage of the classing
program, Holler asserted, a farmer
may learn the official grade and sta
ple of each bale of his cotton. In ad
dition, the class cards returned to the
grower show the price per pound
guaranteed under the cotton support
program.
No producer can know the exact
price which he is entitled to receive
until he has had a government classi
fication. For this "reason, all cotton
farmers are urged to request their
ginners to become eligible for provid
ing this service. t
CHAPEL HELL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bunch and son
of Edenton, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gal
lagher and Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. David
son, Jr., and son of Portsmouth, Va.,
visited Mrs. C. C. Chappell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leffler of
Washington, D. C, were week-end
guests of her parents, Mr. and.Mr3.j
T. F. Monds. !
Eugene Chappell and children,
Marilyn and Watson of Hampton,
Va., Mrs. Olive Hendren of Elizabeth
City, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green and
children, Kay Francis, Jacqueline and
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Louise'of Gates, Miss , Neppie Smith
of Hertford, Mrs. Israel Lane and
Mrs. Ellen Winslow were guests of
Mrs. W, C, Chappell and Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Chappell Sunday. .
Afternoon visitors were Mr, and
Mrs. George Leffler of Washington, D.
C, and Mrs. : Robert Hendren and
daughter Phyllis. , '
Mrs. M. 0, Davidson, Jr., and son
Matthew ' of i Portsmouth,' Va- are
spending .this week with Iter mother,
Mrs. C. C. Chappell. .
Mr. and Mrs.-; W.. J. Outlaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Taylor of. Ry
land visited Mrs. C. C. Chappell Sun
day afternoon. .. ; ; v.-'" "
Mr. and Mrs. .TV. F. Monds and Mr.
and Mrs. George Leffler spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Carter of
Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Nora Lamb and Miss Lucy
Lamb of Media, Pa., spent a few days
at the home of Mrs. Lamb. '
Mrs. Archie Baccus, Mrs. Charlie
Rogerson, Sr., Mrs. Curtis Chappel!,
Mrs. Charlie Rogerson, Jr., A. D.
Ward, Mrs. Anna Lane, Mrs. Basil
Copeland and daughters, Shirley and
Sylvia Wrae, Mrs. Edgar Chappell,
Mrs. Olive Hendren Paul Greene,
Mrs. John N. Winslow and son, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Dail, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hendren and daughter Phyllis,
Worth Dail, Mrs. Julian Dail, Alvin
Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Lamb visited Mrs. Nora Lamb Sun'
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chappell and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Monds.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Chappell, Jr.,
and son Jerry visited in Norfolk Sun
day. Mrs. Charlie T. Winslow visited
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendren last
week.
Financial Reserve
Needed In Farming
Farmers Urged to Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds
During Drive
Maintaining a financial reserve is
an essential part of any well-managed
farm business, Dr. I. O. Schaub, di
rector of the North Carolina Agri
cultural Extension Service, said this
week in urging Tar Heel farmers to
participate in the U. S. savings bond
Opportunity Drive," May 16 through
June 20.
"Even at its best, farming is a
highly speculative business. Dr.
Schaub asserted. "To meet unex
pected reverses, farmers need to keep
a financial reserve in a safe but read
fly available form. An ideal way of
doing this is to invest in U. S. sav
ings bonds.
"Many farmers have surplus funds
which they plan to invest in new
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eiuipment as soon as vrlces come
down," - the Tar i. Heel agricultural
leader continued. "As, every good
business man knows, it's better to nut
such extra money to work rather than
let it lie idle. Dollars invested In
savings bonds, will return ghod divi
dends over a period of , years."
The confident! f ia lumnla in ttm
sayings bond program, Dr. Schaub
saiO. IS Bhown Mia Itu. that lw
in North Carolina from May, 1941,
through December, 1948, reached the
amasinr total of f 916.342.B49. 1 The
fetate goal in the current "Opportu
nity Drive" is ?12,000,000.
IliglivayPatrolrricri
Put In Long Hours
423 Officers Average 11
Hours Fer Day Dur
ing April
North Carolina's 423 hiirhwav
patrolmen averaged approximately 11
hours per day per man on dutv dur
ing April and traveled approximately
115 miles per day patrolling the high
ways of the State, according to a re
port released by the Department of
Motor Vehicles.
The total number of hours on the
job for the entire group was 137,210
and 1,468,244 miles was traveled in
the performance of duty.
Patrolmen investigated 1,033 acci
dents during the month, in which 69
persons were Killed and 600 injured
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First aid was rendered in nine cases
andvl4,071 courtesies were extended.
Fires were extinguished on three oc
casions, . The patrol assisted to recovery-
of 66 stolen vehicles.
Complaints investigated numbered
8,661. Citations were issued to 6,766
persons and 6,891 persons were ar
rested, 606 of them on drunken driv
ing charges; When brought to trial,
5,153 of those arrested were found
guilty and given total ' sentences of
199 years, 26 months and 18 days.
Four hundred and eighty-three de
fendants were found not guilty. "
Warning tickets were issued to
2,498 , persons, 76,991 vehicles and
94,020 drivers' licenses were inspect
ed, and 29,180 lights were corrected. J
Two hundred and three vehicles were .
weighed and 76 .were found to be
overloaded.., - -
property rccoverea as a result oi
patrol activities totaled (277,764.16."
Value of cars and property returned
to .owners , amounted to $67,140.86;
fines totaled $l41,643.66,'Vincluding
fines turned ' over to county school
funds; costs collected and turned over
to county general funds in counties
where cases "were tried was listed as
$74,461.91, for a total of $237446.4?
in these three categories. Highway
revenue collected for overload and
improper licenses amounted to
$4,607.73. . .
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