Girl Scout Red Feather Drive News From Roanoke Rapids
Troop 1 and Troop 6 activities highlight the year round Red Feather Drive. Girls rehearse a Brave Little Indians play, announce new officers, sing in the choir, and plan future awards and church participation. Betty Ann Mansteller receives Curved Bar at Court of Awards while others earn badges in Tree Finder Bird Finder and Brownie Wings.
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Girl Scout News
RED Feather Service Agency
Roanoke Rapids Community Chest
Girl Scouts
Maria Hunter
Betty Ann Mansteller
Betty Ann
Margaret Taylor
South Carolina
Rosemary Methodist
Marilou Mansteller
Jean W. Johnson
Margaret Page
Jean Johnson
Grace Clark
Dorothy Clark
Mary Turner
Jean
Ind Jan
Margaret Garris
Roanoke Rapids Hospital Sees Out of Town Patients
Hospital notes list patients from Emporia Littleton Skippers Newsom Va and Weldon as visitors. USDA proposed a national laying flock of 420 million hens and pullets on January 1 1998 aiming to yield 375 eggs per capita for domestic consumption.
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Roanoke Rapids Hospital
J. G. Allen
Emporia
W. G. Collier
Littleton
Lewis Gordon
Skippers
Lawrence Griffin
Newsom
Vera Hammock
Gasburg
W. C. Myrick
Madie Alice Sumner
Conway
W. A. Wortham
Warrenton
Mary Hardison
Weldon
Broadus Odom
Lassiter
USDA
Extension Worker Ferguson to Retire After 32 Years
Northeastern District Extension Agent B Troy Ferguson will retire Jan 1 1948 after thirty two years in Agricultural Extension. A Raleigh native and State College graduate, he served Pitt Wilson and the Northeastern District, guiding 21 counties and helping turn northeastern North Carolina into a crop powerhouse. He plans to stay in Raleigh with his wife and son in New York City later. The USDA also announced fats and oils export allocations totaling 452.5 million pounds for Q4 1947.
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B. Troy Ferguson
State College Extension Service
I. ©. Schaub
State College
Ferguson
Hickory Mountain
Chatham County
North Carolina
Pitt County
Pitt
Wilson County
Carolina
National Extension Fraternity
Epsilom Sigma Phi
Raleigh
Fergusons
New York City
Doris Barrow Birthday Party Honors Local Woman
Miss Doris Barrow was honored with a 18th birthday party Saturday night. The yard glowed with crepe paper streamers lights and refreshments were served on the lawn. Attendees included numerous local residents and out of town guests from Richmond Virginia and Kinston North Carolina. A USDA notice announced a smooth pea goals of 380000 acres for 1948, unchanged from 197 but below current cultivation levels.
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Doris Barrow
Market Lee Harris
Maxine Harris
Leatha Hodges
Vivian Higgins
Nellie Ivey
Sybil Wood
Ruby Blowe
Margaret Robinson
Merlene Carpenter
Erlene Keeter
Lucy Murfee
Joyce Oliver
Stella Justice
Mary Lee Riggan
Mary Burton
Katherine Burton
Bobby Robinson
Linwood Murfee
Vance Collins
Bug’ Moore
Billy Nixon
John Maurice
Noah Sadler
Kenneth Mizell
Joe Mizell
Robert Smith
Lewis Ivey
Donald Taylor
Edward Wright
Preston Cobb
Woodrow Stewart
Wilbert Lee
Elbert Lee
Richmond
Alton Lee
Norman Franks
Kinston
N.C
USDA
Methodist WSC S October Meeting Highlights
The First Methodist Church W S C S held its October meeting with President Mrs D L Wheeler presiding before a large crowd. Mrs Doug Debnam led devotional then a movie Seek Ye was shown. A string ensemble from Roanoke Rapids Conway and Secern performed Serenade Reverie Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana.
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W.s.cs
First. Methodist Church
D. L. Wheeler
Wheeler
Doug Deb Nam Ted
W. A. China
Roanoke Rapids
J. T. Fleetwood
Conway
Kenneth Stokes
Secern
Broughton to Speak at Warren Farm Bureau Meeting
Former Governor J. M. Broughton will address the Warren County Farm Bureau gathering on Tuesday night October 21 at Warren Farm Meet Warrenton setting.
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Broughton
Warren Farm
Warrenton
J. M. Broughton
Warren County Farm Bureau
Meeting at Armory With Barbecue and Speeches
A community gathering is set at the armory with a barbecue supper at 6 30 p m and a speech by the state’s former chief executive planned for 7 30 p m. Broughton serves as attorney for the event organizer.
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Scheduld
Broughton
Tobacco Associates Future Agricultural Program Focus
The report centers on Tobacco Associates outlining a future agricultural program. It highlights the urgent situation farmers face amid proposed changes in the agricultural policy and the need to adapt to evolving conditions.
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Troop 6
Margaret Askew
Pat Rawlings
Bobby Fisher
Patricia Wilson
Margaret Lou George
Peggy Kidd
Mary Speight
Libby Dean Clemmer
Jesus
Josie Johnson
Jean Kidd
Margaret Aken
Dolores Sheffield
Ann Wond
Jean Sheffield
Josie Ellis
Mary Jo Suiter
Ann Grizzard
Bobbie Fisher
Margaret Lou
Hospital News
Inder
Hersy
Marty
sRede
White Motors
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BY Jené
Sally Corn
Sammy Soya
Akly Conus
Hartford
National Loan & Insurance Co., Inc
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Earman's
Barry-Irwin Store
B. N, Earman
Roanoke Ave
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Grant
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Ford Theatre
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