Home Demonstration Tips on Vegetables Nutrition and Prep
Vegetable parts vary in vitamins C and A with leafy greens richer than stems. Trim fibrous ribs and remove damaged leaves to improve acceptability while preserving nutrients. outer lettuce leaves and cabbage core also contribute to vitamin content.
Area Students Graduate NBC Roanoke Names listed
Among 100 graduation candidates at National Business College Roanoke Va are Dallis Grey Jarrell Joyce Hall Jarrell and Charlee Paul Branch. Jarrell son of Ben A Jarrell Mount Airy Branch son of Paul L Branch Mount Mrs Jarrell daughter of Edith Crabtree Hillaville. Commencement 2 PM Sunday June 21 Kazim Temple auditorium Detroit executive address by Dr James Taylor Accrediting Commission for Business Schools. June 22 Rockford Club meets with Mrs Robert Barrus at 3 50 PM. Red Brush Club continues activities.
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National Business College
Roanoke
Dallis Grey Jarrell
Joyce Hall Jarrell
Charlee Paul Branch
Jarrell
Ben A. Jarrell
Mount Airy
Branch
Paul L. Branch
Edith Crabtree
Hillaville
Kazim Temple
James Taylor
Detroit, Mich
Accrediting Commission For Business Schools
Dunbar Family Reunion Planned in Toast
The Dunbar family invites friends and relatives to a reunion on June 28 at the Raritan Building in Toast. Attendees should bring a picnic basket and join the event after meeting at the church at 7 50 p.m. on June 23 with the Siloam Club gathering at Siloam Methodist Church at 7 30 p.m.
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Raritan
Siloam Club
Siloam Methodist Church
Memorial poem for Rev John S Hinser by Faye Eldridge
A niece writes a memorial poem for the late Rev. John S. Hinser praised for faith, service, and teaching. It notes his wife Maggie B. Hinson awaiting reunion, his long earthly life, and belief in life beyond sunset. The verse speaks of his ministry, family, and eternal reward.
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John S. Hinser
Maggie B. Hinson
Faye Eldridge
Hishanda
Senate Cloture Shifts Focus to Civil Rights Bill Amendments
Senator Sam Ervin describes the Senate debate on the civil rights bill as cloture shifts to more than 550 amendments. He notes votes on Morton and Hickenlooper amendments, opposition to funding restrictions on desegregation grants, and his own amendment to bar double jeopardy in related prosecutions. He warns that swift action may leave serious defects unresolved before the Mansfield-Dirksen substitute vote.
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Washindton
Senate
Cotten
Hickenlooper
Morton
Cotton
New York
Pennsylvania
PCA Conference Draws Area Man
W H H Hardy vice president of the Winston Salem Production Credit Association reports at the 30th Anniversary Directors Conference in Bal Harbour Florida that farm credit may double in the next decade due to capital application and farm unit reorganization. He notes Florida Georgia North and South Carolina PCAs have lent about 4 billion dollars to farmers since organization and the district served 924 farmers with 2.42 million in 1944 with a loan portfolio of 265 million in 1968.
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W. H H. Hardy
Winston-Ralem
Aseocation
Bal Harbour
Florida
Production Credit Association Directors
Hardy
Pcas
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Winston-Salem Association
Forsyth
Stokes
Surry
Davidson
Wilkes
Watauga
Ashe, Alleghany
Caldwell
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