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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1961

Page

34

Weathered fields and low lake margins mark North Carolina farming notes

Brackston Younts reports a strong harvest with good tobacco prices and favorable yields across wheat corn and tobacco. Guilford agent Kimrey recommends 100-125 pounds per acre ammonium nitrate on heavy soils at seeding time to aid fall top dressing. City Lake water is low with minimal rain this month. A lighthearted column notes humorous encounters and a mishap with a late night phone call.

Guilford Willard Kimrey USS North Carolina Wilmington Friendship Weather Station

High Point Confederate Widow Guilford County’s Fourth

Forsyth County loses its sole Confederate widow as Guilford County gains its fourth. Mrs. Viola Victoria Rush Mitchell moved to High Point last July, returning to a community where she once worked as a housekeeper. She recalls family, church, and farm life, raised two children, and lost her husband James Mitchell in 1920.

Forsyth County Guilford County Viola Victoria Rush Mitchell High Point Mitchell Jennings Redell County Union Grove Robert Rash Sis.ster Fannie +atton Filla Hubbard Statesville James Mitchel Grove Yelia Mae Holland Sallie Allgood Rais Jim Sallie East Grimes Chapel Green Street Baptist Church James ‘Tchell Company H-4

Flue-Cured Tobacco Prices Drop on NC Virginia Markets

Average prices by grades fall as more tobacco goes under price supports. Eastern North Carolina Belt leads with 38,164,214 pounds at 64.85 per cwt, down 1.54 from last week. Old Belt sales total 35,701,256 pounds at 63.14 per cwt. Virginia and North Carolina Old Belt averages run 63.20 and 63.07 per cwt respectively. Middle Belt notes 20,243,892 pounds at 64.38 per cwt, up 38 cents from the prior week.

North Carolina Eastern Belt Federal State Market News Service North Carolina- Virginia Virginia

Caterpillar Sting Hits Thomasville Child

A Thomasville child suffered a severe sting from a puss caterpillar Megalopygidae opercularis. The incident follows recent child stings in the Thomasville High Point area with several victims needing treatment including steroids and calcium gluconate.

Thomasville North Carolina High Point Frank Walker Halifax County Henry Poore

Salesman Pleads Guilty To Grand Theft Charge

Edward M. Ashdown a 39 year old Costa Mesa real estate salesman pleaded guilty to grand theft for stealing 600000 dollars worth of paintings from industrialist David E. Bright in a Bel Air mansion. An armed robbery charge was dismissed and a probation hearing plus sentencing were set after the paintings were returned to Bright.

Los Angeles Edward M. Ashdown Costa Mesa Bel Air David W. Williams Ashdown David E. Bright Picasso Bright

Dairymen To Talk Base Program Plan

Members of the Greensboro High Point Winston Salem marketing committee of Carolina Milk Producer Assn meet Monday in Greensboro to discuss changes in the base building program. A three year base building program was recommended by a special committee. Public hearings on proposals are set for Oct 30 31. The board recently adopted a position in favor of the proposal.

Milk Commission Board of Directors Carolina Milk Producers Assn

Peace Corps Examinations Attract Few in North Carolina

Examinations were held in 10 North Carolina cities but many sites had no applicants. In Charlotte four took the six hour tests, the largest turnout, while Goldsboro and Rocky Mount reported no takers. Only two applicants were tested in Goldsboro earlier in the summer.

Associated Press Peace Corps North Carolina Asheville Charlotte Durham Fayetteville Goldsboro Greensboro Raleigh Rocky Mount Wilmington Winston-Salem Hugh D. Sims Board of Civil Service Examiners

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