Dairy Cattle Show Planned Across Guilford College Area
A county wide dairy cattle fitting and showing demonstration is planned for June 16–20. J A Arey and state dairy extension staff will guide 4 H and FFA members from 41 counties through leading brushing washing and clipping. Demonstrations run at Granada Caldwell County Archdale Cleveland Mecklenberg Gaston and other farms with multiple counties in each session.
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FFA
Ajor
Ag Cal Free
Fisina
J. A. Arey
J. D
W. Ray Murley
Prac- Lee
Granada Farm
Caldwell County
Alexander
McDowell
Burke
Archdale Farm
Cleveland County
Lincoln
Rutherford
Raleigh
County
Morrocroft
Mecklenburg County
Cabarrus
Union
Gaston
R. F. Mason
I County
Davie
Yadkin
Wilkes
Charlie Graham
Davidson
Rowan
Stanly
Guilford College
Rockingham
Forsyth
Randolph
Alamance
Ben Martin Farm
Orange
Chatham
Caswell
State College
Johnston
Durham
Franklin
W. C. Parker and Son
Craven County
Carteresta
Jones, Onstow
Pamlico
New Hanover County
Echo Farm
Brunswick, Pender
Bladen
Duplin
Columbus
Meeting Set For Raleigh This Month
Carl T. Coofee promotes the Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation urging Advisory Committees in five bright leaf states to send large stockholder delegations to the annual meeting at the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh on June 27 at 11 00 a m. Since 1946 the co op has loaned 728 million pounds of flue cured tobacco from CCC funds and re sells it to pay dividends. The program guarantees at least 90 percent of parity for tobacco on the warehouse floor and aims to frame key stabilization policies at the meeting.
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Carl T Coofee
Cooperative Stabilization Corporation
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Hicks
Co-Op
North Carolina
South Georgia
Florida
Virginia
Commodity Credit Corporation
Lexington Cow New Champion After Tests
Two Guernsey cows emerge as state champions in dairy tests. Coble’s animal wins Advanced Registry junior four-year-old with three daily milkings and 670 pounds butterfat. Quail Roost cow claims Herd Improvement Registry junior three-year-old title with 14,134 pounds milk and 710 pounds butterfat in 305 days.
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Raleigh
Guernsey
Acto
Marvin E. Senger
State College Extension Ae
George Orpha
S. Coble
Cee J
George Watts Hill
Rougemont
Cobl
DDT Dust Causes Light Leaf Burn on Tobacco Farm
On Arthur Green’s farm in Williamson a dusty DDT bud worm treatment burned 1 3 leaves on most plants across about three acres. Burns appeared where dust was heaped, not where evenly spread. S A Tuten notes the injury is the first report despite heavy DDT use in the area.
Alexander County Girl Wins State Essay Contest
Hope Dyson an 18 year old from Alexander County won the state essay contest for Conservation Farming for Abundant Living. She will receive a $100 award and compete for national honors with 30 finalists. Dyson attends Appalachian State Teachers College and helps with farm work at home. National winners will be named in early fall with Secretary Brannan chairing the judges.
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Hope Dyson
Alexander County
Miss Dyson
Rowan County
Therry Dawn Nash
Iredell
Ellendale Subordinate Grange
Alexander Pomona Grange
Appalachian State Teachers College
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Honey Flowing In Winston
Winston-Salem reports a strong honey flow with good prospects in the Piedmont and mountains while coast weather lags. Beekeeping expert W A Stephen notes early honey colors vary from reddish to dark, with milder clovers and sour wood prized for color. A USDA survey warns farmers to use about 9 percent more pesticides this crop year.
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Raleigh
John Benbow
Winston-Salem
W. A. Stephen
State College Extension Service
Piedmont
Mountains
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Earn More Money With Less Work
North Carolina poultry expert T B Morris explains boosting egg income by improving egg quality. Keeping eggs cool and moist on the farm raises value by about 2.6 cents per dozen, with farms using graded eggs achieving top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
T.B. Morris
State College Extension Service
Morris
North Carolina
Emong
Plenty Pullets In Production Boost for September Eggs
Raleigh report quotes poultry specialist T B Morris predicting September egg prices around five cents a dozen for top quality, with caution that prices depend on market conditions. Advice covers space needs, green feed, range housing, shade, clean water, vaccination for fowl pox, and keeping pullets growing to ensure laying during peak price period.
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Raleigh
T. B. Morris
State College Extension Service
Morris
Nctemiens
Poultry Survey Opens on Air Sac Disease in Chatham
Dr B F Cox of State College Poultry Department and W G Andrews assistant extension poultryman led veterinarians to Chatham County to study winter air sac disease. Poultrymen now conduct survey to gather data for disease control.
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Pittsboro
B. F. Cox
Poultru
State College
W. G. Andrews
Chatham County
Flea Beetles Hit Tobacco Crops in Louisburg Area
County agent Dc T Dean Jr reports flea beetle damage on newly transplanted tobacco. Farmers expect growth will outpace the damage with favorable weather. Several dusted beds with 5 percent DDT before transplanting, yielding good results in most cases.
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Louisburg
Dc. T. Dean, Jr
State College Extension Service
BC Tablets or Powders Headache Relief
Extra fast relief for headache pain using the famous BC formula. The product is available in tablets or powders with the same effective blend of quick acting ingredients. Suitable for headaches neuralgic pains minor muscular aches and functional periodic pains. Powders priced 10 and 25 cents. Tablets 10 25 cents and bottles of 50 and 100.
A Godly Father in a Godless Age Sermon
Rev. Woodrow Robbins of Lexington Avenue Baptist preached on Enoch as a model father in a godless era. He urged daily Bible reading prayer family worship and Sabbath focus to raise godly children and live for Christ, ending with a call for personal repentance.
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Woodrow Wilson Robbins
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Enoch
God
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Y M C A Leaders Prepare for Busy Summer
YMCA leaders outline summer plans after a record Learn to Swim week. Activities include adult lessons, industrial night, social events, family nights, and boys programs with crafts hikes and pool time for supervised swimming sessions.
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Ming
Hiss Case Light Shone By Winchell And Roosevelt
Walter Winchell pursued the Hiss case with persistence both to reveal and to conceal facts, even urging President Roosevelt to review new testimony by Isaac Des Levine. The saga shows how public discourse oscillates between disclosure and suppression in high pressure political moments.
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Isaac Des Levine
Walter Winchell
Roosevelt
Tuesday Afternoon Story Hour At Local Library
A Tuesday afternoon story hour at 3 o'clock will be held in the children's room of the public library. The Likely Gee Reading Club invites youngsters to listen or tell stories and participate in the Library League Baseball Club composed of first through sixth graders with new players welcome to join.
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Library League Baseball Club
High Pointer Wins E. Shepardson Award at Bowman Gray
Mrs. Joyce Hinson Reynolds of Point won the E. Shepardson award for scholastic excellence and exemplary character at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine ceremonies. She will intern at tist Hospital. Dr. Robert A. Moore of St. Louis urged medical statesmanship to advance medicine as a social science. Four men and four women received Doctor of Medicine degrees, and one woman earned a Master of Science.
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Winston-Salem
Joyce Hinson Reynolds
Point
E. Shepardson
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
Tist Hospital
Robert A. Moore
St. Louis
Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest
Local Students Attend 10 Day Methodist Leadership Conference
Nancy Jean Hill of Point Route 3, a student at UNC College, attends a 10 day leadership conference at Lake Junalaska starting June 11. The event titled Christ on campus is nationwide, with sponsorship by the Methodist Student Movement. Delegates from nine southern states and eight countries including Korea, Malaya, China, Japan, Egypt, and Cuba attend on Methodist scholarships.
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Nancy Jean Hill
Point Route 3
UNC
Lake Junalaska
Korea
Malaya
Ard
China
Japan
Egypt
Cuba
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Winston
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Methuselah
Jesus
YMCA
Lelon Cooper
Winchell
Ben Gould
Brooklyn Eagle
Ths Capo
Willa Cather
F.P.A
Voltaire
S. G. Tallentyre
Katherine Vincent
Howard Barnes
Park East Mag
Mary Martin
Tegar Nol
Milton Ebbins
Joseph Stalin
J, Frase
MIBS
Aubrey Whitt
Allen Jay School
Asbury Park
N. J
Whitt
J. H. Whitt
Guilford County
New York
of Southern Hospitality
Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
34Th Street
Grand Central
Windsor
New Yorker
Chrysler
America
Davis-Pruett Motor Co., Inc
N. Main St
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