Plan Now To Attend State Farm and Home Week
North Carolina Farm and Home Week at State College August 30 to September. National speakers and demonstrations planned to interest both men and women. Reserve room with $1 per person for the week or 50 cents per night. couples and families receive special arrangements. Includes home canning tips, tomato cold packing steps, cabbage cooking method, and shoe storage advice to prevent mildew.
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Florence Cox
Estelle E. White
Lillian Harris
State Farm
North Carolina
State College
Daing
Mau Schaub
State College Station
Raleigh
N. C
Viginia
Veterans Insurance extends five more years for WWII vets
The Veterans Administration announced veterans with National Life Insurance may renew their policies for five years after term expiry. Premiums depend on age at renewal, with WWII veterans getting extra time before converting to permanent coverage. Lapsed policyholders must act by July 31, physicals required after August 1 for lapses over 90 days. Widows children and dependent parents of veterans who died in service gain increased compensation effective September, with new monthly payment table and existing rates in parentheses.
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Veterans Administration
Overby Gets Three Year Farmers Home Administration Post
Warren County gains T F Overby of Macon as a three year member of the Farmers Home Administration County Committee. He succeeds L A Fowler. new appointees are C P Pope and W E Mulchi Jr. The three member panel approves farm ownership and operating loans and guides county credit administration, aiding 248 families this year and 302 applications in the past year.
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Warrenton
T. F. Overby
Macon
N.C
Farmers Home Administration
Warren County
J. 3. Slack
Overby
L. A. Fowler
Iso
C. P. Pope
W. E. Mulchi, Jr
Norlina
Ivey W. Day
County Superior
Exchange Club hears Herald plans and carnival ban discussion
Roanoke Rapids Exchange Club hears Guy M. Leedy outline Herald’s past year changes and cost factors for a daily edition while Bill McClung and others discuss Halifax County carnival ban and upcoming plan to lift it with county commissioners.
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Guy M. Leedy
The
Herald
Roanoke Rapids Exchange Club
Leedy
Lunsford Crew
Exchange Club
Halifax County
Jimmy Grissom
Board of Control
Bill McClung
Social weekend visits and travel in Virginia and the Carolinas
Macon couples the Shaws and Thompsons spent last weekend at Virginia Beach while Miss Milam visited Mrs. Moore. Richmond’s Miss Kenyon and Petersburg’s Miss Hillbresh stayed with the Judds. Duke Summer School attendees Bullock and daughter Anne hosted at home. Leetes vacationed at Myrtle Beach and Miss Nicholson returned from Fugray Springs. Barmer shopped in Raleigh and Milton Drake traveled to Columbia on business. J M Coleman and Edwin Russell hosted guests from Warrenton. Steel output steady but fails to meet consumer demand.
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E. J. Bullock
Anne
Duke Summer School
Lawren Leete
Myrtle Beachee
Ellie Nicholson
J. ¥. Judd
Fugray Springs
Eight-Point Program Aims to Reform North Carolina Teacher Education
A North Carolina Education Commission group proposes an eight point plan to modernize teacher education and address a severe teacher shortage. Led by W M Jenkins of Durham County, the proposal calls for professionalization, selective candidates, college readiness, continued education, stronger leadership, improved organization and administration, certification upgrades, and statewide planning. The report warns that recruiting 3,000 qualified white elementary teachers may require hiring from non training schools this fall and stresses that college graduates alone no longer suffice for teaching. It advocates stricter college accreditation, centralized qualification processes, and authentic professional curricula, plus higher salaries and better working conditions to improve campus culture and attract better personnel.
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State Education Commission
North Carolina
W. M. Jenkins
Durham County
I. Ie
North Carolina College Conference
State Board of Education
Filming Eyeing Western North Carolina for Rosanus McCoy
Gus Schroefer location director for Samuel Goldwyn looking over western North Carolina for possible shooting sites for Rosanus McCoy based on the Hatfield McCoy feud. Universal’s Tap Roots was partly filmed in the area last summer.
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Asheville
N. C
Gus Schroefer
Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Carolna
Rosanus McCoy
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Bureau of Human Nutrition
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of
Agriculture
Weldon Junior
Chamber OF Commerce
Telecone
Miss Weldon
American Legion Center
Jimmy Livingston
Brunswick
Jimmie Livingston
Tudebakers
Studebaker
Walser’ Motors
ROANO
Warren Farm Credit Post
R. H. Shaw
C. E. Thompson
Virginia Beach
Emily Milam
Helen Moore
Sara Piner Kenyon
Richmond
Jane Hillbresh
Petersburg, Va
H. K
Carrie Barmer
Milton Drake
Columbia, Ga
J. M. Coleman
Edwin Russell
Duke University
North Carolina State
University At Chapel Hill
Johnson
Goodyear Welt
Kooltex
Nunn Bush
Florsheim and
Coburn's Shoe Store
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