Pantego Junior 4-H Club Leads Beaufort County Banner Win
North Carolina 4-H Clubs number 1 613 in the state with 55 000 farm youth under N. C. State College Extension Service training. The Pantego Junior 4-H Club in Beaufort County is highlighted with officers Frances Ricks Elva Mae Reech Wallace Respass and Iola Carrowan. Mrs. Margaret M. Gilbert notes the club as outstanding last year earning the banner shown.
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N. C. State College Extension Service
Wallace Respass
Iola Carrowan
Margaret M. Gilbert
Beaufort
Pantego
Electric brooding gains popularity in North Carolina
Electric brooding of chickens is becoming popular in North Carolina. D E Jones rural electrification specialist says the cost is low with demonstrations showing about one cent per chick for the season. He notes electric brooders in summer range shelters and sun porch setups offer convenience and automatic operation with constant heat under the hover and healthier feathering effects from a cold room.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
D. E. Jones
State College Extension Service
Jones
Piedmont Junior Dairy Show Dates Announced
State association approves first Piedmont Junior Dairy Cattle Show for September 19 at Statesville. Entries due August 20, coordinated by county farm agents A R Morrow J E Wilson Maury Gaston. Belk Stores donate 5000 for premiums over five years. Eligible counties include Union Stanly Montgomery Mecklenburg Cabarrus Rowan Iredell.
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Raleigh
John A. Arey
N. C. State College
Piedmont
Statesville
Arey
A. R. Morrow
J. E. Wilson
Maury Gaston
Iredell
Stanly
Gaston
Upper
Belk
Charlotte
Union
Montgomery
Mecklenburg
Cabarrus
Rowan
Sparrows of North Carolina and animal sale notes
The article describes winter sparrows including White-throats Song Sparrows and others, noting plumage, behavior, and habitats across North Carolina. It mentions the Field Sparrow year-round, migration records, and a call for pre-publication book orders from the State Museum. It also covers youth animal shows with entry rules, animal registrations, and upcoming Jersey and Guernsey calf sales in Asheville, Hickory, Charlotte, and Salisbury.
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North Carolina
Tom Odum
Chapel Hill
Central Carolina
Birds of
N. C
State Museum
Raleigh
Youthful Actress Puzzle Title Reflects Movie Star Hint
Pictured youthful actress and clues weave a crossword style puzzle about film stars, dental notes, celestial terms, and everyday items. Across hints include Olive shrub, gem, sorrowful, boundary, and nebulae related words while vertical entries cover measure, arm bone, action, and wings related terms.
4 H Food Girls Help Fill Gap In Defense Plan
4 H Club girls augment farm duties with the defense program improving nutrition training and serving. The National 4 H Food Preparation Contest marks its seventh year with medals trips and $200 scholarships for top national blue award group. The 1940 census reports 329000 turkeys on North Carolina farms up 7500 since 1932 per extension poultryman C J Maupin.
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Extension Service
Wisconsin
Oregon
Rhode Island
Georgia
North Carolina
Server Home Service Department
Chicago
North C Carolina
C. J. Maupin
Extension Poultryman
N. C
State College
Farm seed certification and livestock show slated in North Carolina
D Stuart of North Carolina State College urges farmers to apply for field inspection by April 15 to certify small grain seed with the North Carolina Crop Improvement Association. L I Case projects over 250 animals at the Coastal Plain Fat Stock Show and Sale in Kinston April 24–25. Lloyd T Weeks notes 1941 tobacco crop may be the latest since 1937 due to weather. H R Niswonger says many home gardeners use a 5-7-5 fertilizer mix.
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N. C
Coastal Plain
Kinston
L. I. Case
N. C. State College
Lloyd T. Weeks
N. C. State College Extension Service
H. R. Niswonger
Unreality theme in Christian Science Sunday lesson
Sunday April 6 featured the Christian Science Lesson Sermon with a Golden Text from I Timothy 6 17 and Bible citations from II Corinthians 6 16 17. It quoted Science and Health statements on man as the image of God and the unreality of matter and mortality.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
America's Man of Science Dr Frank Jewett Leads Bell Labs
Dr Frank Baldwin Jewett heads Bell Telephone Laboratories with a team of over a thousand physicists and engineers. The article cites his work on the dial telephone and related innovations such as talking motion pictures and long distance transmission. It notes his role as president of the National Academy of Sciences and his influence on national defense research since World War I. Brazil widens its railway tracks to standard gauge.
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NEA
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Frank Baldwin Jewett
Jewett
Alexander Graham
Bell
Dr. Jewett
National Academy of Sciences
Senate of American Science
National Research Defense Committee
Modern Etiquette Q And A On Office Manners
A series of etiquette questions advises new employees to address others as Mr or Miss until familiar, a man to rise for a woman and remain standing until she sits, and to invite a divorced couple only if they are still friendly.
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Greatrice
Mr. Bradley
Beatrice Becomes a Store Darling at Huntington's
Beatrice Davis navigates scorn and ambition at Huntington's where she debates badge gossip, sticky bosses, and the dream of merchandising. Mr Bradley admires her drive, invites lunch, and hints at a shared vision of rising in the firm. Their banter brightens a tense workplace romance.
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Huntington’s
Bruce Sheldrake
Funeral services tomorrow for Mrs Latimer wife of Davidson Greek professor
Funeral services will be held at 11 a m tomorrow for Mrs James Mair Latimer in her 93rd year who died last night at her daughter's home. She was wife of a late Davidson College Greek professor and forebears include Brown University president and early South Carolina College leaders. Survivors: two sons Maxcy Gregg Latimer and James Tr Latimer both of New York. three daughters Mrs Huestis P Cook Richmond Va Mrs Orville H Bissell Travelers Rest S C and Mrs Jones.
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James Mair Latimer
Davidson College
Union Theological Seminary
Hampden-Sydney
Latimer
Arthur C Jones
Johnathan Maxey
Brown University
South Carolina College
University of South Carolina
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James Tr. Latimer
New York
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Richmond
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V. F. W. Election Tonight At Post Meeting
VFW post holds officer elections for the next year at a 4 30 p m meeting in the local post hall. Members are urged to attend as agenda includes state convention plans for June and refreshments will be provided after.
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V. F. W. Post
Wells Addresses Woodmen Delegates in Durham Meeting
Rainey T. Wells of Omaha Nebraska delivered the address as Woodmen of the World held a statewide convention session in Durham. Committee reports and delegate appointments occupied the morning program while elections and entertainment were postponed to the afternoon. Dr H E Spence of Duke University School of Religion was invited to speak at tonight’s banquet. Peru is reported to have more than 3 000 000 full blooded Indians across the nation.
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Durham
Rainey T. Wells
Omaha
Neb
Woodmen of the World
H. E. Spence
Duke University School of Religion
Revival of Strength with S S S Tonite 5 8 8
An ad pitches S S S Tonite 5.8.8 for restoring red blood cells and boosting energy. It claims overworked, tired individuals can regain appetite, digestion, and vitality, urging readers to start a 5.5.5 regimen to feel like themselves again.
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S.S.S
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