North Carolina Bankers Win National Agriculture Service Award
The North Carolina Bankers Association received the 1000 Point Award from the American Bankers Association for soil conservation support and farm youth encouragement. Fred W. Greene notes the award was presented at Atlantic City by C T. O Neill. The contest credited the bankers for the Soil Conservation Speaking Contest with 2 596 participants from 45 counties and $3 727 in prizes.
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North Carolina Bankers
National Agriculture Service Award
Raleigh
North Carolina Bankers Association
Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Associaton
Fred W. Greene
American Bankers Association
Atlantic City
New Jersey
C T. O
Greene
Bankerstiemer
U. S
Ginners Association appoints McGill to survey Carolinas farms
Louis G. McGill of Anderson S C has been named Field Representative for the Carolinas Ginners Association. He will survey gins in the Carolinas and Virginia to improve service to ginners and cotton farmers. George T. Ashford, president, notes he will study equipment, buildings, operations, and ginners’ ideas to coordinate better ginning methods and raise efficiency. McGill, a Clemson agricultural engineer graduate born on a cotton farm, will interview farmers and ginners and assess ginning systems for wider adoption.
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Raleigh
Louis G. McGill
Anderson
Carolinas
McGill
Ashford
Carolinas’ Ginners Association
Clemson Il College
Clemson, S
Anderson Boys" High School
Future Farmers of America
Littleton Baptist Class Elects Officers at Social Meeting
The Fidelis Class of Littleton Baptist Church held a business and social at Miss Lucretia Jones home. Mrs. Jesse Pegram was elected president with A P Farmer as vice president and secretary. The group planned Thursday meetings after the third Sunday and noted the next gathering in January.
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Fidelis
Littleton Baptist Church
Lucretia Jones
Sam Riggan
A. P. Farmer
Jesse Pegram
Julian Acree
W. J Benton
E. C. Bobbitt
Julian King
Bobbitt
Sam Brown
A. V. Brown
V. Joyner
C.A. Jones
White House Commissar Seen Result of U S Complacency
Former Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts argues in Cosmopolitan that U S complacency toward the United Nations and Soviet expansion could lead to a commissar in the White House. He urges federal world federation to protect liberty and peace despite obstacles.
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White House
U. S
Oncy
United States
United Nations Organization
Soviet Russia
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Roberts
Europe
Great Britain
Atlantic
Stalin
Hitler
Assembly of the United Nations
Security Council
United Nations
Ele
Roberta
Visit Details Highlight Weekend Guests in Town
The report notes visits by Mrs. Claude Clark and Clifton from Louisburg with Mrs. Davis Benton and family, including C. E. Morgan and children Dick and Carale, and others from Franklin Virginia. Also mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bobitt and T. Mosely with ties to Washington and Petersburg observances by Miss Hattie Daniel.
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W. C. Grant
T. M. Allsbrook
Weldon
Benny Hale
Washington
Davis Benton
M. A. Sillery
Rachel Myrick
Scotland Neck
W. H. Nicholson
Sterling
Durham
Claude Clark
Clifton
C. EB
Morgan
Dick and
Carale
Franklin
Walzo
E. C. Bobitt
T. Mosely
Washington, D. C
Vi and Richmond Visit Brother in McGuire Hospital
Vi and Richmond visit L. W. Daniel, a patient and gentleman in McGuire Hospital, enhancing family ties during his stay.
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Richmond
L. W. Daniel
McGuire Hospital
Vegetables Peak for the Season in North Carolina
The Agriculture Department report notes most vegetable crops in North Carolina have peaked for the season and are now declining. Early fall snap beans show mixed movement with some volume changes observed as the season winds down.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
North Carolina
Department
Movement of the late scr abbage crop declines
The report notes a decline in the movement of the late scr abbage crop into September. Strong local trades are expected to adjust harvest momentum as markets respond to seasonal factors.
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Monton-Smith
Barman’s
Barryarwin
Roanoke
B. F. Johnson
Roanoke Ave
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Halifax
Jake Spire
Weldon Highway
Johnson
Navy
L. J. Meade
Waterman, NL
Raymond Finley
Mr. Greene
William H. Neal
Warren S. Johnson
Garland Johnann
Agricultural Commitee
Gordon Hunter
J. Frank Doggett
North Carolina State College
America
Tarman's
Barry-Irwin
E. N. Harman
Littleton News
Adult Baptist
Litleton Baptist Church
Robe
Mmy and
Ronnie Thuringle
Louisburg
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
the © Co
Horn
Faison-Cannon Agency, Inc
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Avenue
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