Older Youth Meeting Moved To Millstone Camp
Millstone 44H Club recreational center in Richmond County will host the fifth annual Older Youth Conference May 28 to June 2. Revised from NC State College dates to permit vocational agriculture staff to use the campus for National Defense Program work. Registration and a Get-together Party open the event, with a formal opening and keynote by a nationally noted speaker US. Extension nutritionist Mary Thomas and horticulturist P. Watson lead nutrition and fruits discussions, with meats dairy and milk topics led by an Extension specialist. John Lang NYA Director, BB Garrett Soil Conservation Service, George W. Coggin Department of Vocational Foundation, Dean J Schaub Extension director and Ruth Current Home Demonstration Agent participate. A religious program with hymn singing and a vesper closes the conference Monday morning June 2, with Merritt of Extension and the U.S. Department of Agriculture leading discussions.
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Richmond County
LR. Harrill
State H
N.C. State College
Harrill
Gettogether
Mary ‘Thomas
P. Watson
John Lang
NYA
BB. Garrett
Soil Conservation
Servic George W. Coggin
Department of Vocational Foundation
Dean J. ©. Schaub
Carelessness Wastes Egg Needed For Defense Food
Prof Roy K E Dearstyne head of the State College Poultry Department presses poultrymen to protect eggs for the National Food Defense Program. He cites a 5 percent loss in 1939 due to careless handling, totaling 175 million dozen eggs worth about 20.6 million dollars, urging better feeding and equipment use to boost supplies for the defense effort and allied democracies.
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National Food Defense Program
Roy KE. Dearstgne
State College Poultry — Department
United States
Dearstyne
Davidson High School seniors plan exhibition and meetings
May 30 events include a piano exercise and a Sunday program at 3 PM. June 1 and 2 feature meetings and a commemoration, with Mrs. Carrie Kibler and others noted. Local updates cover campus commencements, residents visiting Winston-Salem, and Mrs Tribble’s recovery. An AME church series closure by Rev B A Crawford precedes farm poultry tips from State College.
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Tae Davidson High
Sen
Tonga
Boseke
Dulinon
Smith Universite
Chariot
Gram Spm
Coummene
Carrie Kibbler
Hexround
Elza A. Tribble
Accid
West Kings Street
C. W. Roberts
Surratt
Virginia Johnson
Teachers College
Winston Salem
Mo B&gidney
Margaret Davidson
Winston-Salem
Training dairy animals for shows hints from Prof Haig
Prof Pred M Haig of Star CollegeAnimal Husbandry Department offers guidance for preparing dairy cows and other livestock for fair and show circuits in North Carolina. Emphasizes lead and stand training, balanced flesh, proper grain hay and beet pulp, and healthy coats. Also notes winter cover crops Austrian peas in Cherokee County and local farm club summer meetings.
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Pred M. Haig
Star College Animal Husbandry
North Carolina
Haig
Cherokee County
A. Q. Ketner
Kent
N.C. State College Extension Service
Claimants Punished For Compensation Law Violations
Fifteen claimants for benefits were arrested or given road sentences for failing to report earnings while drawing unemployment compensation. The local employment commission announced actions against five managers and staff, noting strict checks catch those seeking money to which they are not entitled.
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Powell
Fusion
Neko Bos
Greenville
Forgins
Sacha Varity Patboy
Tre Mer
Xengal
Commission
Rowan
Anson County Farmer Seeds Pasture and Hatchery Notes
Martin of Anson County seeds pasture on thin land and reports progress. Renee Barley notes day old chicks are placed with hens that have been setting for days. Andrews mentions price support measures for poultry and dairy products as part of agricultural policy.
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Martin
Anson Unty
Renee Barley
Tare
Andrews
Heaufort County
Final enroll date set for Food and Feed campaign outreach
June 1 marks the deadline to enroll in the Food and Feed for Family Living campaign. State College Ext. assistant director John W. Goodman says a drive will enlist 49,000 more farm families, with county agricultural workers councils coordinating efforts across all 100 counties and certificates to recognize conservation efforts.
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John W. Goodman
State College
Goodman
Serieulieyal Workers
Punell
Farm With
Carolina
County Agricultural Workers' Councils
North Carolina
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