Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-20
Diversified Farm
Program Evident
AT Evergreen

Production of livestock is sup
lplementing farmers income in
the Evergreen school district.
There are 81 herds of beef
lcattle in the community, vary
ing in size from six to 40 or
more in number.
Il Among the herds are three
breeders of purebred cattle on
farms owned and operated by
ID. II. Lennon, Mrs. Mary Rob-
inson, and Jack Branch.
B. J. Brady, teacher of agri-
Couture, says that Lennon is one
lof the oldest and most widely
ih.nown breeders of Polled Her
ford cattle in this section of the
) Estate and can furnish some of
the best breeding stock in CO.
; Ilumbus County.
| Many other farmers in the
, Icommunity not raising beef cat
tie are improving the swine ent-
erprise by using better breeding
stock, better pastures, and more
deficient management.
A new breed of swine for this
area called Yorkshire is CLASH
fled as a meat-type breed and
Z has been introduced on several
farms in the community.
The improved practices ne
ceSSary for both old and new
b farm enterprises are discussed
at night classes conducted fol
6lyoung and adult farmers during
the winter months. These night
y lclaSSes are held once each week
during the months of November
December, January and Febru-
larry.
Approximately 35 farmers are
Sellers, J. K, 6 1-2 acres
: Ward .............................. 52.2S
Shepherd, Mrs. Myrtle,
? 25.5 acres Powell .......... TO-
Simmons, Mrs. Bertha,
n so acrse Home etal ........ Isl
Smith, J l..
. 1872 acres Stanley etal.... $40:
Soles, Rudolph W.,
Q 100 1-2 acres .................... 95.1.
Soles, Tate, Ill acres
n Gore etal ......--..-...............172. 3
Soles, Victor, 16l acres
O Wright etal .................... $40
Spivey, Mrs. f. B. Heirs,
2 20 acres Old Home ........ 4S.9
Spivey, J. D., % acres
. Old Home ....................... 27.s
Stanley, Brooks, Al acres
: Stanley -......--.. ................. 20.s
Stanley, J. R., 60 acres
i Stanley etal and 3 lots 4S.4
Stanley, J. W., 81 acres
Z Mollie .............................. l1.2
Sykes, f. j. 40 acres
,oI Shepherd ......-.-............... 37.6
Tabor City, Recreation
81 Comm, 80 acres Mill
Pond ..........-................-... To
d Todd. II. B.. 10 acres Todd 400
Todd, II. W. 30 acres
Todd. L. C.. 3S acres Home So
Il Todd. Mrs. Ruther. IS acres
Cox and Rogers ............ 70
Is Todd, W. X, II acres $1,000. 2G.f
% Walker, Mrs. Eva. 1-2 acre
Goodwin .....--..................... 20.f
"a Ward. Arvel. 20 acres
Ward ................................ 15.s
Il Ward. r. Heirs, II acres
Home etal ...............-.-...... 2O.+
q Ward. c. D., 1-2 acres
- Home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23.S
Ward. f. D., acres Smith 13.t
Sc Ward. Floyd, 40 acres
Carroll ............................ 16.:
Y Ward. G. T. Heirs, so acres
Home .........-.................... 49,:
IS Ward, Miss Ila, 7 acres
Ward ..........-..................... T.!
70 Ward. Mrs. Nancy, 55 acres
ilpIlt tldl ..---.-....-.---.-.....- 20,
% Ward, G. L., 90 acres
Home etal ........................122. =
% Williams, Charlie. 60 acres
30 Stanley .............................. 62.t
Williams, MacAdo. &c
Il acres Home .................... AZ:
a Wright. Ebert, 81 acres
~
IS Wright, Myrtle and
Thomas, 80 acre sWright 16.C
3 Wright, Roy, 20 acres
Wright ............-............... 81.
70 Bellamy, Joe. 20 acres
Rogers ............................ 21.,
30 Chislom. Leila. 10 acres
% Keel. Isiah, 30 acres Mobiles Al,
Keel, John. 4 acres
p Roseland ........................ 16..
Keel, Lawrence, ; acres
% keIl ..-...-........-.....-.---.....-.. 81
Nealey. G. H.. : lots ........ t.,
IS Stancy. Ave L.. lot ........ g.,
stephens, Oscar. 1G1
&c acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Tatum. Joe. 3 lots ............. 2S.
s. Todd. Callie, us acres
Home .............................. 81
fG Todd. w. C.. l. acres
Home ctal ........................ %.
60 Butler. Amanda, acres