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Makes
SHAVINGS
Marshall High, Billy Lil
es, Danny and Newton Glo
ver have received their
Chapter Farmer Degree pins.
Billy Glover and Webbie
Jordan are actually making
a table in the shop.
Classes have begun making
plans for their project
programs for the coming
spring and summer sessions.
Both air compressors are
broken, and until they are
repaired, the boys will
have to varnish cedar
chests some other way.
Beginning today, the 9th
grade section of the FFA
Chapter is scheduled to
hold meetings every other
Friday, under the super
vision of Brown and Bryant.
Corney Boykin and Doug-
Brown, with a little assis
tance, have completed a
boo’'"'"tie for shop use.
West Edgecombe, with Ben-
venue runner-up, was the
winner in the seed judging
contest at the Watson Seed
Farm in Rocky Mount.
i^hnson Gotten Company
rang in the new year by
giving the shop calendars.
Brown, Bryant teplace fterry Meets VetSj
Former Teachers Wells Attends Meeting
Ed Brown, of Bethel, and
Herbert Bryant, of Coopers
school, are the new prac
tice teachers who have
come to replace Baxter
Dean and Glenn Byrd,
States Boss Wells,
Their job is to teach the
ninth grade and possibly
some of the tenth, Wells
further addsi
On February l5 they are
scheduled to hold a shop
contest for all eligible
ninth and tenth graders in
identifying tools and shop
supplier*
Community contacts with
the farmers is another un
dertaking for Brown and
Bryant, These visits will
be made according to sched-
ulR,....says RO.S.S...
While Willard Perry was
meeting his veterans in
shop, Monday, John Wells
was attending a Nash-Edge-
combe advisers' meeting in
Nashville *
Perry talked to his group
on "Home Beautification,''
and Wells gave ear to the
guest speaker, a soil con
servationist, who discuss
ed fish ponds and their
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