Brownie Troop 14 Broadcasts Holiday Play on WGNC
Troop 14 Brownies performed The First New England Christmas Tree on WGNC last Wednesday at 4 30 pm December 21 arranged for radio by Mrs James Simpson. Cast included Dean Judy Cox Judy Cooper neighbor Peggy Craig and others. After the broadcast the group gathered at Mrs Simpson's for supper, played games and shared dessert and nuts with parents.
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Brownie Scout
WGNC
Eiland
James Simpon
Dean
Judy’ Cox
Cynthia
Judy Cooper
Warren
Peggy Craig
Doris “Hancer Robby Stender
William
Norma Kay Hamsick
George
Jane ‘Thornson Eller
Guy Ann Hend- Aler
Mrs. Simpson
Phyllis Dex
State College Hints for Farm Homemakers
State College guidance advises practical lamp choices and towel care. Select lamps with broad shades and diffuse reflectors to reduce glare and deliver even light, prefer three bulb sockets, and white linings for brightness. Clean towels regularly in hot soapy water, reshape while damp, and avoid over-drying to maintain softness and longevity.
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Ruth
Specifis
Conductor Houser Draws Ties Mention in Magazine
A Southern Railway conductor Roy D. Houser of Atlanta aided a traveler on The New Yorker at Atlanta easing her transportation troubles. Miss Mary Ann Taylor, secretary of the Carolina Motor Club in Charlotte, learned of his help through a letter to the stationmaster. Carlsbad Caverns is noted as the largest underground labyrinth discovered.
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Southern Railway Magazine
Houser
New Yorker
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Mary Ann Taylor
Carolina Motor Club, Inc
Charlotte
Roy D. Houser
Atlantta
Mr. Houser
Know Your Teacher Ed Note by Kings Mountain NCEA
An education association article from Kings Mountain outlines the Public Relations Committee’s aim to illuminate teacher roles and responsibilities. It details aims to promote understanding of classroom priorities, professional standards, and community support for teachers.
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Kings Mountain
North Carolina Education Association
Miss Cromartie of Kings Mountain A Georgia Educator
Miss Cromartie Cromartie, a Georgia born educator from Gainesville who graduated from Brenau College with an AB in mathematics, taught five years in Georgia before moving to North Carolina. She taught in Clarkton Whiteville and Kings Mountain and chose teaching to work with young people while also running the kitchen department.
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Brenau College
Georgia
North Carolina
Clarkton
Whiteville
Kings Mountain
Miss Cromartie
Georjela
Farm Plan Advises Specialist for North Carolina Farmers
Dr C B Ratchford of State College urges NC farmers to draft a 1950 farm plan covering crop selection field allocation livestock grazing hay and grain crops soil conservation new buildings and fencing. He notes expected cotton acre reductions and market changes will require strategic adjustments for the upcoming year.
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North Carolina
C. B. Ratchford
State College
Ratchford
Oman
Early planning advised to boost farm power and machinery use
State College expert urges farmers to plan now for power and machinery improvements. Planning should cover what, when, and how to implement, with August 1 as a key land-use deadline. Benefits include time savings, better seed timing, improved equipment life, and increased livestock income.
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Ratchford
State College
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Conductor Houser
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
C.e.warlick Insurance Agency
Scott
Mary Crotmartie
Gainesville
Mary Cromartie
Vncaining
Nea Tosadan
Weaver
Ings
First National Bank
BUICK
Dean Buick Company
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