Bryant Named Negro County Agent of the Year for Alabama
Addie Bryant, Morgan County Negro county agent for three years, won County Agent of the Year for 1964. The 37 year old Tuscaloosa native will represent Alabama at the national contest in Hot Springs Arkansas. A plaque was presented at Cottage Grove during the Negro County Agent and Home Demonstration meeting. He succeeded T W Bridges three years ago and previously worked in Montgomery and Lawrence counties. He credited 4 H ers and Morgan farmers for the honor.
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Addie Bryant
Morgan County
Bryant
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Hot Springs
Ark
Cottage Grove
T. W. Bridges
Bridges
Montgomery County
Lawrence County
Arizona county agent cites 4-H growth in Morgan County
Morgan County, Arizona, lacks an assistant county agent while Bryant serves as 4 H Club supervisor. He notes 4 H enrollment rose from about 200 to 400, with around 200 Black farmers in the county. Bryant emphasizes guiding youths and mentions his Tuscaloosa high school and Tuskegee college background. He and his wife teach and live at 419 10th Ave NW.
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Morgan County
Bryant
Tuscaloosa
Tuskegee Institute
Bessemer
Addie Jr
10Th Ave
Service News On USS Boxer Highlights Area Seaman
Fire Control Technician Seaman Bobby A. Hudson of Athens is serving aboard the USS Boxer, an amphibious assault ship, as U S forces join the Dominican Republic operation after law and order collapse. The item notes water-system financing by the Farmers Home Administration for rural communities across 32 states.
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Boxer
Bobby A. Hudson
USN
Leslie R. Hudson
Sanders St
Athens
U.S
Dominican Republic
Republic
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
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