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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1952

Page

7

Canasta High-Low Poker Rule Question by Jacoby

In a high-low seven card stud dispute a player with ace of spades deuce of spades three of clubs four of clubs five of diamonds eight of diamonds and four of spades asks whether the ace high straight and low hand can both win. Jacoby notes normal rules treat straights and flushes as high hands but some players ignore them for low hands. Under standard rules the lowest hand is eight high and loses to seven high. if straights and flushes are ignored for low, the player could win the pot. Two West Virginia counties led coal output in 1949.

Seattle

Asparagus Becomes Accessible to North Carolina Gardens

North Carolina gardeners can grow asparagus as a long lived perennial. Extension specialist Henry M. Covington outlines planting, soil, and fertilization practices, recommends Mary Washington as a rust resistant variety, and notes care to avoid weed competition and overharvesting while enabling harvests after the third season.

North Carolina Henry M. Covington State College Extension Covington Soil Testing Laboratory N. C Mary Washington

Egg Production At Low Ebb In State

Charlotte wholesale distributor reports only 0.5 dozen of every 30 earned from North Carolina eggs as 29 out of 30 dozen sold in the state are imported. George B. Hobson Mecklenburg County farm agent cites serious indictment against local producers and buyers.

Charlotte North Carolina George B. Hobson Mecklenburg County State College Extension Service

Irrigated Alfalfa Yields Triple Unirrigated Crop

Wayne Brown of Buncombe County presents proof of irrigation value in Leist er community. His alfalfa on irrigated land reaches three times the size of the unirrigated crop. The irrigation unit is an experiment by the Tennessee Valley Authority and the State College Extension Service.

Asheville Wayne Brown Buncombe County Leister Brown Tennessee Valley Authority State College Extension Service

Letter Under Pillow Sparks Los Angeles Divorce

Denise Wright filed for divorce from Maurice E. Wright after discovering a letter from another woman under his pillow. The 15 year marriage ended amid claims of violent temper, with Denise saying she feared confronting him about the note.

Los Angeles Denise Wright George A. Dockweiler Maurice E. Wright

Cautious Hotel Resident Plans Earthquake Sign

A San Francisco hotel guest plans extra precautions after California earthquakes. He intends to have a sign made reading Kindly wake in case of quake for safety.

San Francisco California

Field Day Set at Rural Hall Farm Forsyth County

Tobacco farmers and others are invited to the Rural Hall Test Farm field day in Forsyth County on Tuesday August 5 with two tours at 9 am and 2 pm Growers from several counties will attend morning and afternoon sessions to view experiments on spacing varieties mineral elements fertilization cultivation and hail damage State College Extension Service personnel will discuss results and answer questions Pruning advice is given to prevent Dutch elm disease Brushy Mountain apple growers plan an annual field day on July 30.

Raleigh Rural Hall Forsyth County R. R. Bennett State College Extension Service Forsyth Guilford Davie Davidson Wilkes Yadking Stokes State College Bennett

TAR HEEL GARDNER By JOHN H. HARRIS

Gardner argues the public misreads garden watering. He says deep roots won’t chase surface water and advises soaking when possible but warns light watering can harm long term growth. He notes watering under hot sun can be safe with vegetables and that evening watering reduces evaporation. He urges rainfall as main source and warns against overwatering.

Cows Set High Milk Records At Orphanage Herd

In Brattleboro Vermont dairy cows from Baptist Orphanage North Carolina Thomasville completed official Herd Improvement Registry tests. BONC Velma Jolan led with 640 pounds butterfat and 19 455 pounds milk from two daily milkings at 6 years 8 months, averaging about 25 quarts daily. Rosni Letitia Yeeman Bess yielded 638 pounds butterfat and 19 416 pounds milk from two daily milkings in 365 days at 5 years 6 months, averaging about 25 quarts daily.

Brattleboro Baptist Orphange of North Carolina Thomasville North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering Holstein-Friesian Association of America Bonc Velma Jolan Rosni Letitia Yeeman Bess

Confine Turkeys For Profit Urges Salisbury Grower

O. J. Hill of Salisbury argues confinement turkeys beat range systems for labor saving and low mortality. He raises 3,000 birds yearly and plans to dress birds on his farm for sale in Salisbury, per State College County extension agents.

Salisbury O. J. Hill Hill State College County

Coming Events List for August Across North Carolina

August events include tobacco field days in Rural Hall and Transou, a Hereford Association meeting in Statesville, Farm and Home Week at State College, tobacco day in Waynesville, Burley tobacco workers conference in Waynesville, and 4-H Wildlife and Young Men and Women conferences at Camp Millstone. Dairy products event in Asheville and associations in Statesville are noted.

Rural Hall N. C

Bees Kept For Pollination Purposes

West Coast beekeepers emphasize alfalfa pollination over honey production. At a State College alfalfa conference, entomologists report some western regions keep bees mainly for pollination. North Carolina remains focused on bees that store sourwood honey, with uncertainty about sourwood flows this year.

Raleigh West Coast State College Far West W. A. Stephen State College Extension North Carolina Scoubins Stephens

Defrosting Advice for Household Freezers from Experts

Raleigh home economist Miss Nita Orr and USDA expert Dr. cracking urge regular freezer defrosting when frost reaches half an inch. Limit openings, seal gaskets, and properly package foods. Remove frost by scraping and yearly washing with soda water following manufacturer directions.

Raleigh Nita Orr State College eCracken United States Department of Agriculture Freezer Authority

Fence Posts Dried In Tobacco Barns

Fayetteville reports a new rapid drying method for pine and gum fence posts using a tobacco barn as a dry kiln. Dwight Brennaman led tests showing green posts can reach target dryness in about 50 hours at 160 F, with weighings to verify moisture loss before treatment.

Fayetteville Division of Forestry State Department of Conservation and Development Dwight L. Brennaman Cumberland Wayne Sampson Johnston Department of Conservation and Development Brennaman Forestry Division Raleigh

Watering Gardens Boosts Yields Up To Fifty Percent

H M Ellis of State College urges cool garden irrigation during hot spells. An inexpensive setup with a half inch pipe and a 32 inch sprinkler can deliver an inch of water weekly under dry conditions. Use coffee cans to gauge depth and adjust sprinkler height to water tall and short plants.

Raleigh H. M. Ellis State College Ellis

Lespedeza Border Wins Rutherford County Prize

A bicolor lespedeza border grown by George Hamrick of Rutherfordton earned him a free trip to Camp Millstone from August 25 to 28. His border topped more than 37 other 4-H Club entries in a Rutherford County Wildlife Club sponsored contest. Judges Padgett and Smith noted coveys of quail on nearly every farm visited.

Rutherfordton Lespedeza George Hamrick Camp Millstone Young Hamrick Rutherford County Wildlife Club Charles B. Padgett Rutherford County E. R. Smith

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