White elected president of Sub-District Methodist Fellowship
Janell White was elected president of the Sub-District Methodist Fellowship at Saint Paul Methodist Church this month. Officers named include Mike McDaniel vice president Marjorie Ward secretary Louise Holmes treasurer Margaret Day Long publicity representative Carolyn Frink editor. The next rally will be held at Shiloh Methodist church on June 21 with a Local Woman's Society of Christian Service sponsored picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janell White
Methodist Fellowship
Saint Paul Methodist Church
Mike McDaniel
Evergreen
Marjorie Ward
Lebanon
Louise Holmes
Shilon
Margaret Day Long
Bethel
Carolyn Frink
Pireway
Whiteville
Shiloh Methodist Church
Tobacco Disease Clinic Identifies 68 Tobacco Samples
Over 120 farmers attended the Tobacco Disease Clinic in the County Agents Office. H R Garriss of the North Carolina Extension Service identified 68 diseased specimens, with Fusarium Wilt leading at 32 and Root Knot at 31. Other findings included Granville Wilt, Sore Shin, Medow Nematodes, Black Shank, and scalding from heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Garriss
North Carolina Extension Service
Asleigh
Granville Wilt
Granville
Whiteville
Crusoe
Cherry Grove
Tabor City
New Hope
Braswell
Chadbourn
State Plant Disease Clinic
Negro News Notes Attends Conference at Shaw University
Rev and Mrs V S Singletary of First Baptist attend conference week at Shaw University. They report an inspirational program. Vacation Bible School underway at First Baptist with classes for Nursery through Intermediate starting at 5 PM. Mrs Sarah Green travels to New York City to visit her sons and families. Mr James Anderson and Tillie Evans attend a Florida meeting. Mrs Mary E Smith is state miner school in Sumter South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. S. Singletary
The
First Baptist Church
Shaw University
Sarah Green
New York City
James Anderson
Tillie Evans
Florida
Mary E. Smith
Sumter
S. C
Cox Admitted to McLeod's Infirmary for Major Operation
Ernest S. Cox was admitted to McLeod's infirmary in Florence Monday afternoon for a major operation yesterday morning. His mother Mrs. G. S. Cox is in Florence with him. Sidney Scott family and Joe visited Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jones in Winston Salem Sunday. Mrs. Jones is Edith Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ward. Mrs. H. B. Bell and Mrs. A. V. Elliott Jr. attend summer school at Coker College and drive daily, joined by Mrs. Don Watson and Mrs. Kemp Floyd of Green Sea and Mrs. A. J. Johnson and Mrs. A. J. Mishoe of Loris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest S. Cox
McLeod’s Infirmary
Florence
G. S. Cox
Sidney Scott
Joe
R. A. Jones
Winston Salem
Jones
Edith Ward
W. A. Ward
H. B. Bell
A. V. Elliott, Jr
Coker College
Don Watson
Kemp Floyd
Green Sea
A. J. Johnson
A. J. Mishoe
Loris
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Farmers Leaf Clinic
Negro News Notes
Bride
Lecter Bros
By Morgan Jones
Bates
George Washington
Department Stores
Whiteville, N. C
Belk-Hensdale’s
Belk-Hensdale CO
Washington
Wilmington
Congress
Waccamaw River
Brunswick and
New Hanover
North Carolina
Joe Tally Coy E. Brewer
Joe Tally
Crosley
Chevrolet
FORD
Tabor City, N. C
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