Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 6

SECTION ONI PAGE 6 THE CLARION-LEDGER. JACKSON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1955 Aa. Delta Harvesting Record Yields Yazoo Baptists Sell Property To Build In New Location ton county should average more YAZOO CITY Members of the. First Bantist church voted here Sunday nisht at a three hour than a bale of cotton per acre in spite of the fact that very 1 yields will be made on some farms session to sell the present church in the southern end ot tne counry. buildings and to buy a piece ot "Some fanners will make ex residential property a oy tra good cotton crops and corn.

Mrs. Marv Luckett Mott. soybeans, rice and torage crops as a whole are excellent," Berry The church sanctuary, built in 1905. and the church education said. building, built in 1925, are to be Boliver county has a mignty enm.

rrnn of most everything, re sold for $100,000 to the county for their use as an office building. ft" GREENVILLE Farmers of the Mississippi Delta are in the process of harvesting one of the best all round crops in a long time, county extension service agents reported this week to the district extension agent -at nearby Stone-ville. Despie some areas in the South Delta where boll weevils took a big toll a bumper cotton crop is being harvested. The corn crop is reported to be about the best on record, and the soybean crop is above average. A record breaking tonnage of silage is being put in silos and 'ample hay has been saved according to the county agents.

With harvesting of crops being the foremost job right now, little attention has been given to the seeding of fall crops. Dry weaher has retarded this too. ports county agent x. x. wiwiora.

The church property is across the street from the court nouse ana in a rapidly expanding commer The cotton crop is Deing narvesi-ed at a rapid rate and in most instances turning out good. "We have the best corn crop I have ever seen, soybeans are above aver rial area. GEO DIT DIT'G L7ABGD0-U3G 0 The church also owns within the same area a lot on the other side of the block facing Jefferson age, rice is good ana more suage fhnn ever before is being put up," I treet which was not sold and a lot and house on the corner of he said. Tn Carroll county, crops are Jefferson and Monroe diagonally yielding very high according to across the street from the sanc-tary building. It was presumed county agent k.

a. cooper, ouage with few exceptions are that both cf these properties. Producing record yields and many T. E. Berry, county agent at Greenville, reports that Washing- farmers have naa to construe u-ditional silos to take care of the crop.

The corn crop is reported to which had been purchased to meet future expansion, would be sold. The lot purchased from Mrs. Mott was bought for $50,000 and included 30,000 square feet. It is be the best the counry ever naa. Ouitman county crops are turn located on the corner of Grand ing out extra well, L.

V. Henson, Avenue and Fourth street. The church now has $57,000 in county agent reported, ciii Trinminer rnuntv acent in Is- its building fund with $13,000 be s'aquena county reported that an ing pledged before January iirst at which date plans are afoot to average or better cotton crop is ue-ing made in the north half of the county while most crops will be start construction of the new building. very short in the soutn nan ot me Mimhf "Snvheans and corn are WWUbJ making exceptionally high yields. (MID (i Green, Gold Teams Chosen At Belhaven The Women's Recreation Associa tion met this week in the tfei-haven College auditorium for the annual drawing of the Green and Fleming sadi.

Cotton yield in Sharkey county is reported to be spotted, according to county agent Lewis Garrison. Some crops are far below average due to boll weevil damage while others are good. Soybeans and corn are making high yields, he went on to say. Tate county has a mighty good crop of cotton, corn and silage, rntmtv aeent A. E.

Terry reported. Gold teams. Elain Avery, president of the WRA, introduced members of the GOLD BOND Club, an organization to promote sportsmanship and recreation VELVET Tunica county has tne best an among the stuaenis. At the drawing for new memb MAKES PAINTING round crop xl everything on record, Hayes Farish, county agent ers, Peggy Ross of Weir, captain fcASICK, fAs i fcK said. of the Green team, ana oauy nuu oifoTi nf Tesville.

captain THAN EVER of the Gold team, alternately pull ed names out' of the nay way Trophy until all new girls. were chosen. Former Swimmmg Champion, Resident Of State, Dies ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27 (INS) Funeral services were held i thA nrwR pam lis; Ann Partridge, Bohgee, Mary 1 Patton.

Miami, Sally Porter. Hattiea- xiiA. amna. td. nuu Roberts, jacKson; zhhu irv; Wilda shot Li buna xvuawii, u.dh cmUh.

Jackson: Tuesday in -St. Louis for Mrs. Al-anson C. Brown Jr. of Pass Chris tian.

Miss. Mary ElizabetL Ward, ckens; Merab Mrs. Brown. 44. was the former Elizabeth BanKS, I BeU, Ethel; Jane Campbell, tc.

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Annelle Fox, tles. At the Olympics in 1924 and Ihiladelpi Ann Harris, Crystal Jackson I Rose- 1928, she won the 100 meter ana 400 meter championships. Mrs. Brown died Sunday in a mar'LoTerAckeranrBetry Maddo Ma- uwu i arv Ann Moffett, see Mar, -V ohio; Just open the can, stir for ai moment and go to glides on smoothly, evenly, covers most surfaces in one coatwith co tell-tale brush, lap or roller marks. iE5SCrtZZ and-Elizabeth St Louis Hospital following an operation.

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UTICA F. L. Yates VICKSBURG Black Y. Appliance Mid-South Furniture Co. Quarles Refrigeration Electrice Service WAYNESBORO Everitt Furniture Ce.

YAZOO CITY Appliance Center Allen Furniture Co. National Furniture Co. NEW HEBRON W. C. Sharp NEWTON Haiiey's Hardware Co.

NOXAPATER Clark Brothers PHILADELPHIA Lundy Appliance Co. Philadelphia Furniture Exchange QUITMAN Hutto Furniture Ce. RALEIGH Lee Seed Feed Co. ROLLING FORK RieVes T. V.

Appliance JACKSON Beaver Fox Furniture Co. 410 Farish St. Doug-Lang Tire Sales Co. 4169 North view Drive Gulledge Furniture Co. 206 South State St.

Karow's Appliance 700 W. Copt. Kerr Tire Rubber Co. 223 Woodrow Wilson Dr. Thomas Repair Shop West Capitol Street ARTESIA Artesia Hardware Co.

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LORMAN Cohn Brothers LOUISVILLE Davis Machine Works LUMBERTON M. A. Pigford MAG EE S. W. Dukes Co.

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