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Farmers in all parte of Perqulmana
County are turning to their local
Farmers Home Administration county
office for credit that will help mem
i take up better farm practices and
make adjustment from cash-crop
' -furmfaar to diversified systems, E. F.
Morgan, the agency's County Super
vianr. said this week. '
Farmers who here depended almost
wholly on cash-crop In recent years
are the ones most in need of farming
adjustments, he said. They find they
can set up a sound system of farming
by switching to diversified production
on their farms. Many are looking for
credit necesary to put in livestock en
terprises to go along with their crops
and are exnectdne to develop good pas
ture for their livestock. This type of
adjustment usually takes a few years
for completion. ;
Many operators of cash-crop farms
say they are held back from making
the adjustments because of costs In
volved. If these costs cannot be han
dled by other local private or coopera
tive credit, and if the proposed farm-
tured off, or cut for Lay cr i
Any wheat whetAar seeded or v?l 1-er John ' Beshel, pastor.
teer which is allowd to mature will, Masses at 7:30 A. M.
still be subject to compliance with the "WW--AJ,J"JVW'JU J S
wheat-allotment provisions. Prior ap-'
EL? l Proceedings Of
practice is carried out must be so des
ignated at the County Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation Com
mittee office..
; Under the .wheat marketing quota
program approved last August by
farmers voting in a referendum
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Commissioners
March 1, 1954
At a regular meeting held at the
Court House March 1, 1954. Present
and presiding, A. T. Lane. Chairman,
with Commissioners Wm. C. Chappell,
farmers having an acreage allotment
of more than 15 acres and who ex
ceed thir farm wheat acreage allot
ments in 1954 become' subject to a
marketing penalty on their "excess"
production. Farmers with an acreage
allotment of 15 acres or less may pro
duce as much as 15 acres of wheat
without incurring marketing penalties.
In addition any farmer who exceeds
his wheat acreage allotment, regard
less of size, becomes ineligible for
Commodity Credit Corporation price
support on his wheat "
Under the amended program, such
producers will now have an opportuni
ty to bring their acreage into compli-
(E. B. Hollowell, R. L. Spivey and
Warner. ' , - - s.
Reports received from Agriculture
Extension Service and Welfare, De
partments. ' ;
- Report received from J. C Morgan,
Superintendent County Home. ; '
On motion duly made and passed,
ern Office Equipment Co., $14..; The
Perquimans .Weekly, $48.35; Corion
Sheet Metal Co., $455.00; Commercial
Printing Co., f 12.48: Sinclair Refin-
ing Co., $21.45; Duke Hospital, $31.15;
Simon's, $22.00 1 C. Edgar White,
$9.63; Grocery Sales Co., Inc., $7.C!!;
Noland Company, $101.75; Owen C.
Dunn Co., $164.74; Edwards & Eroi"-h.
ton Co.; $15.71; M. G. Owens, $37X9.
No further business the Board ad.
journed, -
A. T. LANE, Chairman. '
LEGAL NOTICE,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of C. W. Griffin, deceas-
the Board awarded contract for audit-ied, late of Perquimans County, North
ing County Books for fiscal year of
1954-55 to R. E. Aiken, Elizabeth City,
N. C, for $550.00. i ; -: -,
On motion duly made and passed the
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit, them to the
undersigned at Route 8, Hertford, N
Board authorized Chairman A. T. ' C, on or before the 1st day of Febru-
ary, 1955, cr this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All per-
Lane, to have the Courtroom painted
On motion duly made and passed.
the Board did not approve the post-! sons indebted to said estate will please
ance and Oius avoid the quota penalty 8g Tl An' " fl ruTZ - JEZJrr iftL
and loss of eligibility for available quested by sheriff M. G. :(--tM r-VJfT
- - l ... i tin motion uuiv maue ana uassea.. ? .
t- JZZ v. -li-j the Board appointed R. N. Thompson.1 Administrator ofv
. "'"rJL Countv Aet. effective March 1 Feg5,12,19.26,Mar5,12
a practice approved earlier for only a
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GRIFFIN,
VI. Griffin.
1954.
uve cream iu u u. yr -iimited arei, Producer. in d..,---,,! On motion amy maae and passed,
Home Administration has funds for
production or adjustment loans.
In addition, many farmers needing
loans for only a year are finding the
credit they need at the Farmers Home
Administration county offices. Long
term loans for purchasing or develop
ing family-type farms are also avail
able, either as direct or Insured farm
ownership loans. .
A special program of loans to stock
men hard hit by drought conditions is
also administered by the agency.
These loans are to help farmers re
main in normal production of cattle
and sheep. ;v -
No matter what type of credit. is
sought, Farmers Home Administra
tion cannot approve applications from
farmers whose credit needs can be
handled by private or cooperative
tenders. ; . ..- ;
The local Farmers Home Adminis
tration office is located in Hertford,
on the second floor of the bus sta
tion buildup.
MiBatAcrcsge
Provision tenud
Wheat producers throughout the
country will be permitted to bring
overplanted 1954 crop wheat acreage
into compliance with the 1954 wheat
marketing quota, 'acreage" allotment
program through an amendment to
program regulations anounced today
by H. D. Godfrey, State Administra
tive Officer for the Agricultural Stabi
lization and Conservation.
The change revises the definition of
"wheat acreage" under the program.
It excludes from the definition, wheat
acreage which "does not reach ma
turity because it is, while still green,
turned under for green manure, pe
ignated emergency drought areas, and
the winter wheat wind-erosion areas
of western States, have been permit
ed to carry out a similar, practice, and
thus comply with program regulations
regarding overseeding.
The practice is now extended to all
wheat growers because many of them
have followed such a practice in the
R. Winslow, Jr., and others, request
ing State Highway and Public Works
Commission to improve and maintain
Majors Lane, leading from U. S. High
way 17A to Major & Loomis gate,
length of lane approximately 600 feet
On motion duly made and passed,
the Board approved the petition of J.
J. Phillips and others, requesting the
State Highway and Public Works
njtwfc. .. Thar. Ink aIm Kmr Dnm. m!.
understanding about the area in wWch!minl"sion Thardsurf?c p??
the practice was permitted and of the8 . ""u u ""'
necessity for Countv ASC CommM."1 piyiuy
approval before using the practice.
OZIAS JOHNSON .
Osias Johnson, 68, died Friday morn.
ing of last week at 1:55 o'clock at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Jordon, Hertford, Route Three, after
a angering illness.
He was a native of Surry County,
Va, but had been living on Hertford,
Route 3 for the past five years. He
was the son of the late James Henry
and Harriett Emory Johnson and was
a member of the Baptist Church of
Severn. . -.'.-v-.:
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Emily
Hook Johnson; three daughters, Mrs.
Cora Peffer of Waverly, Va., Mrs.
Elizabeth Clements of Emooria. Va..
and Mrs. Marcella Jordon of Hertford,
Koute 3; three sons, Cecil. B. Of Roa
noke Rapids, James of Hertford, Route
s and Carl Ray Johnson of Emporia,
Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Bettv Williams
and Mr. "IdS "Cramer of Petersburg.
Va.; on brother, James Henry John
son of Petersburg, Va.; 12 grandchil
dren and seven great grandchildren.
The body was carried from the Twi
ford Funeral Home here last Friday
to Petersburg for funeral services and
interment - v. ' r
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