Two Per Cent Crop Output Gain Reported
Agriculture Department reports August crop prospects improve with total 1957 harvest forecast at 105 per cent of the 1947-49 base, led by gains in cotton sorghum grain corn and soybeans while flax suffers disease and heat damage. Meat and feed crops extend overall growth as fruit output trails last year. Queen Elizabeth prefers to fly British on next month’s trip and BOAC plans an American built plane for the Queen’s DC7C substitute.
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Summitville groups meet at Dorothy Vinson home
The CWF of the Christian Church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Vinson with Mrs. Lucille Harrold presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Virginia Green followed by a hymn, and plans to sell candy at the meeting. Several other members and guests attended.
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Lester Ralston
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Marlene Earnest
New Hope Club
Jesses
Edna Elsworth
Bratherton
Richland Farm Bureau to Meet at Bethany Church
MOONVILLE The Richland Township Farm Bureau will meet at Bethany Church on Sept 12. Members are asked to bring ten farm safety rules written on white paper. Mrs Paul Jes sup will entertain the Pet and Hobby Club boys and girls. Charles Eppard visits his son in Gaston. About 400 attended the rodeo at Moonville Conservation Club grounds Sunday.
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Fisherburg Folk Attend Meetings In North Carolina
Fisherburg readers report a busy period with camp meetings at Laurel Springs and a Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School attendance of 57 on Sept 1. Rev J D Lemon of Anderson spoke at services. Homecoming held on Sept 9. Several residents listed visits and guests from nearby towns. Nearby notes mention poison ivy illness and family gatherings. Timely note closes with a proverb about asking Willie Jackson the time.
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Elrod, Ky
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