Pendleton seeks soil conservation plans near Scotland Neck
G. E. Pendleton has applied for soil conservation plans on farms near Scotland Neck. Mrs. Pendleton will plant a one acre meadow strip this spring and terraces begin next fall. A soils map was made on I. G. Gillett's Enfield farm. Jack Batchelor, manager of Douglas Hill farm, planted 500 kudzu seedlings for road bank protection and 1,200 feet of terraces were constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETAOI
G. E. Pendleton
Scotland Neck
Pendleton
Servcea Lespedeza
I. G. Gillett
Enfield
Jack Batchelor
Douglas Hill
Terrace construction and seeding at Roanoke Rapids area farms
Last week at Welton Motor Company farms near Roanoke Rapids terrace lines were laid with a ford tractor and a forger s on terracing plow. Leslie Crawley of Littleton set terrace lines on his farm. Eleven acres of pasture were seeded this spring to a permanent grass mixture on W. L. Manning’s farm near Roanoke Rapids. J. O. Whitehead near Scotland Neck seeded a one acre meadow strip to sericea lespedeza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welton Motor Company
Roanoke Rapids
Leslie Crawley
Littleton
W. L. Mannings
J. O. Whitehead
Scotland
Inaccurate Wage Reports Affect Social Security Benefits
Employers must file quarterly wage reports showing employee names, Social Security numbers, and wages for January to March 1946. The reports feed wage records for retirees and survivors, and missing or incorrect data can deprive workers and dependents of benefits.
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Collector of
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Social Security Board
Roanoke Rapids Student Elected S T of High Point College
William Bobbitt of Roanoke Rapids was elected secretary treasurer of the High Point College Student Government in a campus-wide general election. Other officers include D. C. Freeman of Winston-Salem as president and Russell Lombardy of Marion as vice-president. They will take office at the start of next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bobbitt
Roanoke Rapids
Tracsurer
High Point College
D. C. Freeman
Winston-Salem
Russell Lombardy
Marion
Bobbitt
Local Man Reports Relief From Gas After Inner-Aid
A Halifax County man describes severe bloating and spastic bowels after meals. He credits Inner-Aid, a 12 herb remedy, with eliminating gas and acid reflux and restoring regularity, claiming renewed appetite and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecenuy
Moanoke Rapids
Inner-Aid
Halifax County
City Election May 7 1946 for Two Ward Commissioners
Notice of election states polling hours from 6 30 AM to 6 30 PM on Tuesday May 7 1946 for two city commissioners one from the North Ward and one from the South Ward with registration books open for voter registration.
Roanoke Rapids Polling Hours And Precincts Published
The Roanoke Rapids board announces election registration hours from April 19 to April 26 1946 daily 9 to 5 except Sundays with Saturday evenings until 9 and April 27 for elector inspection. Precincts North Ward Boy Scout Cabin Second Street registrar J B Browning South Ward Rosemary Graded School Hamilton Street registrar R L Tonnine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ward
Second Street
J. B. Browning
South Ward
Rosemary Graded School
Hamilton Street
R. L. Tonnine
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Soil Conservation News
Sec
Treas
Gardner
Dak
Rocky Mount, Goldsboro and
Dunn
Board of Commissioners of the City of
N. C
Ruby W. Mincher
Fleischmann
America
Hartford
W. Second St
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