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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
16
The Home Sphere offers practical tips from Florence Cox and Estelle Garner on keeping hens productive in heat. Ensure cool sleeping quarters, shade, ample water, green feed, and a wet cool mash if needed. Salt with fruit helps reduce sugar needs, tepid baths soothe nerves, and fluids like milk and unsweetened juice replenish salts and hydration.
Guidance on housing pullets in range shelters with grazing crops and ample water. Hatchery contract eggs expected to fetch high prices through Christmas. Even older birds lay in spring, but young hens on green crops yield best returns.
A health column urges families to increase salt intake during hot days for those who sweat heavily and work hard. It advises monitoring thirst and electrolyte balance while avoiding overconsumption.
Daily program at First Methodist Church runs Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 A M. The two hour block is divided into worship study projects and play with supervision by capable leaders. Children are welcome to attend each day.
At last week's meeting the Men's Club voted to plan a fishing trip for members at Ocean View on July 3 and 4. A committee of J. M. Bennett Chet Goodfellow Zeno Smith and Terry Draper will make arrangements. Members must sign up with Zeno Smith. Frank Kemp won a jackpot but was absent to collect. Ensign and Mrs Jack Vincent left Wednesday for Virginia Beach.
Mrs J E Redford and Mrs W O Marsh of Richmond visit Mr and Mrs G C Redford in Richmond. Ensign G C Redford Jr has returned to duty after a month’s leave spent with his parents, Mr and Mrs G C Redford Sr.
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