Freezing Foods Demonstration in Scotland Neck
Mrs. Mary McAllister, extension specialist in food conservation at State College Raleigh, will demo freezing foods April sth at 2 30 P M in Scotland Neck High School Auditorium. Open to all rural and town residents with seating for many. Also notes iodine intake and a Mississippi Experiment Station study on housework time and efficiency suggestions for saving time.
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Mary McAllister
N. C
State College
Raleigh
Scotland
Neck
Staton
Air sleeperships to reappear on airlines for long trips
Transport planes with sleeping accommodations disappeared during the war due to seat demand but will soon be used again on longer flights. Increased speed means they will not be needed on many routes where they were required before the war.
Kelly Named As Manager Food Program
Co. L. Kelly, chairman of the Halifax County AAA Committee, becomes Emergen cy Food Program Manager for Halifax County to aid President Truman's famine relief effort. He will coordinate with the Halifax County USDA Council and organize food conservation measures aimed at easing suffering from invasion and drought in Europe and Asia. Citizens, businesses, and organizations are urged to conserve bread, fats, and oils daily and to assist with the program.
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Co. L. Kelly
Halifax County
AAA Committee
Truman
Europe
Asia
Mr. Kelly
Usda Council
Budget-Wise 4-H Girls Create Spring Outfits
4-H Clothing Achievement program participants craft their own spring outfits learning color balance, clothing construction, and needlecraft arts. County winners receive medals, trips to Chicago for National 4-H Congress, and twelve state champions win $200 college scholarships. Incentives funded by the Educational Bureau of the Spool Cotton Company under Federal and State Extension Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Educational Bureau of the Spool Cotton Company
Arlington Air Corps Sergeant Receives WWII Discharge
Sgt. Theodore M. Lovelace, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lovelace of Arlington, Virginia, was discharged at Fort Bragg after three years service with 14 months overseas. He earned the American Theater Service Medal, Asiatic Pacific Medal with three bronze stars, Good Conduct Medal and World War II Victory Medal. His wife, the former Miss Myrry DeBerry of Weldon, will join him in Arlington to start life there.
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Theodore M. Lovelace
W. H. Lovelace
Arlington
U. S. Army Air Corps
Fort Bragg
N. C
Myrry DeBerry
Weldon
Religion and law clash echoing constitutional gaps
The speaker argues religious freedom is not guaranteed by the Constitution and that abuses in religious names persist because law enforcers lack backbone.
Pleasant Hill Demonstration Club March Meeting Notes
The Pleasant Hill Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. R. M. Robinson's home with six members and three visitors. The group held a short program on home economics including food preservation and kitchen planning and collected funds for Cancer and Red Cross. Members were urged to attend the district meeting at Louisburg on April 18 and the leaders school on March 29.
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Pleasant Hill
R. M. Robinson
Cancer Fund
Red Cross
Miss Lewis
Louisburg
H. E. Vassar
S. J. Clark
Dora Clark
Lewis
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Roanoke Rapids
Kelly
Sergt. Lovelace
Saints Atrick Word Co
Delicio
H. D. Vinso
Jefferson ST
Alka-Seltzer
L. W. Second St
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