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GOLDSTON PITTSBORO SILER CITY
Bjr t>. W, Headen «—— P, O. Box 55 ——> Goldstcn, North Carclma
SILER CITY Hc-lio readers!!
•Thin weeks jottings will he some
-1 what di if« Tent from the usual
| writings because o' th. fact mat
J am centering it around Slier
City.
■ AMERICAN LEGION POST ?77
TO HAVE DA NO-' \T LINCOLN
- HEIGH rs CENTER
Here in SiDr i on M n.
evenin’. A; rii I; lghb
! wilt be th<- ' u-mr* t
■ Lincoln Heights C- :1' • •• on c , Av.
i Sponsored by the r.u mL-i-.- o' the
• American Lesion P-.st - .'7.
I The big dance and •: ■■■ show
i features such famous mtistcai ar
i fists fli [.ITT! .! i’.livTY. too on
i leg dancer P. OSO !. K E 1 - «ttc
1 danci-v; f-UGAL’FOOT, comedian:
: LITTLE LORRY, d:>r in tun
1 CHICO (Hona i Do . TO "d'R
' §xid his All-'.-!. •T: I rM >:
! pONtAN and :;h ii M
; BLUES FLOOR S’. TV
• Since we am onjo.v in? Sp ir-g
--' fime. f know I
i Auxiliaries and frier; ! w:;i i
| jay the • xn-mk-.i nx V v nn '-> Inis I
Raster TJonds —'U: ' u
! Ijnerit a' th? Lm IS :!• - o
j |c?. This will i - the L -■ v in n the •
, name of the > iv-r will be ehune- j
i fcd to the V: ■ ‘run It a -a. C mer, ;
; Post 277, rtn >. -u ! ir.n is out
j |r> d . a d ■t- ;
tnerr.ti, -\c Jim- t- ■ .. -ins i
i ftaith and IT. r.i rU-Cia.in : h u- :
i ion] is C-> e 1 •' ii • ik n■•• < of I
■ ChatV ( . L!: ' v -ans t
Join «>r ir rt.r if ■ u . •a i .
■ ber e. !.
1 Wish to tr; \.— "Up
See Mr. M. Clun • - n.-ws re-j
1 port- or attend th rv vtr '.n't
■ which will »■ - held h< . m Siler i
1 City at the rtt.i Api il :!3 at 7:30
' p. m
Fur. era! ■■
Cf-ntlj for J-hr, A V ie, 79, at .
Gees Grove A M IV V on Church i
' hear here with the pastor. Rev. j
C. W Harret. of Sanh-d offu-i 1
ing. Mr TV-, mlrt ■ .s v idc'ly- '
known and one of th< oldest n-- i- i
bers o? the Si!. Ci> sonic !
[ Lod— and the St. Lute’ C .unci!. !
, Survivors five <i liters. :
Hisses Louise- and C , V/omb!- !
Gary Motes
, BY MRS. ANNIE If THORPE
1 Special Palm Sunday services j
were obserx-ed at our Church on
! last Sunday. Palm b: ur.chis, s.y
1 nificant of its mcr.rnr.r: be locked 1
'the pulpit. Th? ‘.m, vs j
' which J<sus rode 'i .m ; omrlx u> j
to the streets of Jerusalem -
! Waved palm branches .-boyling and ,
1 faying, Ho.-.nna!
; The Process: -. .! h. ran g.,1 '
Ihe Choirs "/cr, i . Soi-
J dicr” • V Vi. the •■: -I r s
, sccration around the altar. Our ist
j Hymn No. AT “O :■ : a iV.-- an-
Tongues to Siug." wre . a., by {
. etir pn ;tor. I't >• \V D. 0. .. m.
, The r- ! da.;- -v
j Jj’h Sunoax Toa clar ai r..—:."a—a' '
i ‘-Hm l ' Oe • 1 V r O j. ... ; v
, Kianted s-ftly by tht f' 1 : . ,-,-nd i
, the a’: ■
, tics <.-■ ■ • t. S< :• ipti.e.-c I ■ -
, Son V -a' ■ t i.,. i ]'
. the pc- ! es ! j,;h C arm
j Oomprisin fi vie a- The >•■-,>! tin- |
. vi'ig prayer v effe cd hv ilev. j
. Womack On; find ! I -.! a. No ;
i “Ride cn - : on !'. . \ ..a
1 sung while 1..-■ a ■ avian -at
iln d«. vouf »r- emtio.- . !n i- scr- \
| jnonettc !o the Junior Church the j
; lift? of O tx - i f. • •;
birth to : e ('• - A'- to, - ■
, Irip of th- Sp: ie.,-,! a x a '. j
i the rnini h •■■■ !r -
i the j,n ■ . . . ; ;;.
Spoke : ;a -a .my \• - i
I Who is ties t 1 a Cometh frorr. j
. Sirjc-n: that !l : ail th \sVp r; ■ .I
*d? The minister began by sav- I
iing that J-mis ah.-ay> tro,' d in
! S spirit of humility. H« -...-as nt- j
. 'fc-svs subna. iv Mnny --.nf -■ of
1 intt-r.-si - ».-!ichc ! n v.-hi.'
‘were numn-i.is Truly ti. was a i
1 great max..,: IV.! v and
• stand the ~ • . S1 ■ of
1 what is h. '?!• -nine - !o<e th
. beauty of it. We ci lotiM follow up |
1 th’is Story n-inee.i.- n.f what enr-h
i day me.a us At th evening
I hour the mi c)-,vc hi dis
' Course fr.irn St. John , -[, th.
i Bth Ch liter Another a-at m -■
i <agf was delivered -m-t ours
to enjoy. We cr.-njtnii. to inx !e y-u
1 to our s.-rvii -- t■ i a-:- .e
t frvsc great messages w:th us.
| RtiSsi tdioiorial
i Ohurc't Hews
i
l BY MISS MAE X HOPSON
j CARY Dear Readers. Before
|WB Write again we wilt have ci-te
nrated the risen Christ, a w
the story of Our Lord. Lest
:Wt? forget Gcthsemanc, hi;- agony
[his.love for us, may we l« wit’lm.'.
;daily our cross to bear ns he bore
jffis. Lest we forget Gcthseniane.
I The young people of the Chrir---
,tian Church gave a beautiful play
i Sunday evening; The Risen Chris!
I Mistress of ceremonies was MT,;
, Annie E. Ferrell,
i Little Sherlie Saunders, while
i playing with her little friends fell
.and broke her arm Friday. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
tfohn Saunders of Durham Road
iAt this report she doing nicely.
I Maf y Monroe of Greer. Lg
ityj. Road is feeling better after
iboftig indisposed,
| MARRIAGE
I ..|!?' ss Kstell Young became the
ififfd" of Clem Sur-les of Raleigh at
'OOtrW on Green Level Road,
BIRTHS
| Air. i;nd Mr? Wyann Brandam of
. [Green Level Road arc the proud
[jMji'enis of a bouncing baby boy
lfl|3iad They have one girl.
> HuMtln' I.' Lt.« ’
of Corona, New York; Miss Ollie
Womble of Greensboro; Mrs. Nettie
Siler of Siler City; Mrs. Al.-ne
Eoxx of the home; two sons, Lon
don Womble of Ronl.e; Gaston
Womble of Siler City; eight
grand, children.
Burial was in (he church ceme
tery with the honor of Masonk
! custom rites,
CHATHAM XIBRARY' GETS
BOOKS
Miss Mary Alice Fersuson. It - j
brarian at the Siler City Public |
Library announced last week thru j
many new books had been added to i
the library within tile past few j
[ days, including the lh~r ]
"Peyton Place" and a gift of j
twenty-;i v<’ in>■: ios from James
Nunn of the Silk Hope Cornmunitv i
Included among the new titles j
are “Annapolis," by Ko german:
“Santee Paradise." by Archibald
Rutledge; “iThe Nun Story.’ by
Holm; ■ Miracle In the Mountains."
Harnett T. Kane- 'Thr- Candle
Rook.” by Q*rU Laklain; Bertram
j Park's ‘'Guide to Roses": "Death
iof a Fool," by Ngoio Marsh; “Cun- ]
1 vas Dagger," by Helen LaiHy- j
j 'The Case of the Luck’,' Loser.” i
j by Eark- Stanley Gardner; 'Small
i Sound In Tin- Night,” by Frio Sc
i varied: "Cattle Camp." by Stanley;
j Doctor's C-isile,'' by .Jane England;
1 "Your Prayers At- Always An
! swered, -by Alexander and ninny
j more.
TH!' ANO TH AT
| Th<- Rear Creek Bn.-.chaH play- J
| ers defeated the GoldstCKt Whit-j
j Socks hv ,i score 11-? in s game
j played at Gold-ton Saturday after- j
i noon. Alonzo D. Horton is captain j
|of the k>sing team However. I
j GoHston topped Sanford, vuh .-. !
! thrilling victory by scoring 6-5 at j
! Sanford last weekend,
j Visitors in and out ir.cl iclt-d A3- ;
! iv-ri Wrlch and Kerry CMion of.
! Apex: I.ouis Nunn of Far.-ington: j
!Mr an.'l Mrs James Robertson of. j
j Philadelphia, Pa., all visitiftS!
I friends in and around Gold-,-or !
ovi • ti. k.ca<! '
ST, MATTHEWS AME
BY MRS. MARIE M, RIDDICK
Saint Matthew Sunday rue i
! ing services; begun last Sunday
; a?, usual with the Sunday- School
j at. 9:45. Promptly at 11 o'clock
j the morning worship began with
i Choir No. 2 furnishing music with
| Mr. E. F. McAdams at the piano.
The first hymn was "Father I
j Stretch Ms Hands To Thee" linen
iby the pastor, Reverend R. L.
; Upshaw. Afterwhich a very in
! spiring prayer was offered by Mr.
Saunders, followed by a. chant bv
Holly Springs News
BY HOY LEE WOMBLE
CHURCH NEWS
HOLLY SPRINGS Sunday. A- j
. pril 14, was regular pastoral day (
jat the Dougins Chapel Methodist |
j Church. The morning sei- .... was j
j very good as usoia!.
j At the dose of the morn ini' v.-r- !
i vice they sponsored a very timely
| and enjoyabli- Faster program Lou j
j of choruses and choirs were pro- j
■ sent. Air on a tnem were Ih>- Chalk <
: Let 1 i Chorus, Bazzel Greek, Liver 1 j
: Springs Choir and First Baptist ;
Senior Choir of Holly Sprinc . A I
; nice cdfennjj was given .irnl every
i body p; i sent seemed to have «•
! jo.ved the program.
Next Sunday will be service
I day at the Christian Church. Do
i come out and hear Rev. Albright
j render his Faster M- ssage.
Mrs, Ara Bridget and sister. Mrs
, A. Cross have just returned from
j New York City, where th-y spent
| two happy weeks with their sis
i ter and friends. This trip was given
] to them by the grandson of Mrs.
j Bridget, Mr. Darnell Betts, who
j was on leave from the army and
j spent several weeks m Holly
Springs with his people.
Mr. R. Johnson is now on his
way overseas after spending sev
eral weeks in Holly Springs with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jasper
Johnson.
Mr. Johnson, Airman Second
Class, will stop over in New Jer
sey to visit a short while with h'is
sister, Mrs. Verdina Cofield and
family. He will also make another
slop to say hello to his aunt and
uncle Mr., Tredius Johnson and
Mrs. C. Merritt of New York City.
SICK NI B'S
The persons on our sick list this
week oil seem to he improving. Lot
us (honk the Lord for that. Mr, L.
Dennis is no longer In the hospi
tal,
BIRTHDAYS IN APRIL
Mr. Clarence Bridget will cele
brate h!S birthday next week and
we hope he will have a happy one
with lots moie to come. Also
%allSls
Mr. Dock Tuck, a former citi
zen oi 13- nr Creek, but no,v of Bal
timore, Maryland died and was
fnnor,aimed there recently. Friends
from he-’e who motored there to
no,: nu lit-, funeral included Mr. &
Mrs. K belt Palmer. Mr. Jasper
Tito.npson of Goldston and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Matthews <>i Staley.
Vi neon “Burk" Jones of East
j Goidston observed his 19th biith
! day X-turd,ay, Jones is tin son of
j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones.
Miss Ho./cna Heo-.i-n. ac-compan
|i- : - Mr. Bnbi.y ’J'.ivnor. Otis J.
i Hendon ai i Miss Christine I lead
i en. moto'-cd lu Baltimore, Md..
| lost week to resume her duties as
; a teacher th«ue. Miss Headers is the
■ir oi Mr. and Mrs 1 .acy
i lic.-Hica. Sr. She has been a patient
j at Duke Hospital in Durham, for
two weeks.
PITTSBORO ~ Horton Thunder
bolts were recently defeated by
HiV.veiy. In the bottom of the first
inning, John F. Brown hit a triple
and brought Weight Harrington in.
Later John scored on an error
Thomas Blood hit a long fly ball
j but the left fielder for Hawely got.
j it, David Lee went in as pitcher. In
! the bottom of the third inning the
r; oi e was three and two in favor
of Hawely. In the fourth inning,
Lonnie F.ono went in to pitch re
placing David Lee. In the ton of
the fourth a man tried to steal se
cond ba.’v. but Thomas Bland got
him Fv-nthounh the Thunderbolts
; tried hard to score they couldn't
| Ai the same time they kept Hawely
from scoring.
Clarence Frn-rinrton went in to
! replace John F. Brown in eenter
{ field in the top of the last inning,
i The Horton Thunderbolts have
! played four games and lost one.
! The Thunderbolt players were as
| Billows; George Farrar, first base
i man; Thomas Bland, second basc
: rnm; Andrew 'Wilson. short stop;
1 Rtirniee Taylor, third baseman;
j Wright Harrington, catcher; liar
i old Richardson left field, John F.
| Brown, center field: John H. Bur-
I nett, right field.
; ihe choir. Reverend Upshaw
• prcpdhpd a soul-stirring message
! from the 21st chapter and 9th
’ j verse of Si. Matthew. The spring
I drive wins very successful.
“There Is so much good in the
I worst of us, arid so much bad in
! the best of us. it doesn't behoove
, us to talk about the rest of us."
We had a wonderful evening er
. vice. Fa vorend Baker delivered a
.' r ood message from the subject
"Mind Your Own Business”. Its
vvudoi-lul to b-e a Food Christian.
Let us try to be better ones daily.
happy birthday to nay other pc-r
--; sons who ara celcbritting birth-
I days in April.
See you in church Sunday, May
! can, of you have a Happy East- ;-.
i Do dnvo safely over the weekend,
j and don';, forget your Carolln
i inn.
Easy Lemon juice
" ' " ' ' ■;
Melons are in the market again,
and melons always call for lemon
juice. And, with perfect timing,
you can now pet lemon juice in a
wonderfully handy, realistic plas
tic sum--.ite-fennon. It’s called
Kasy-Juicer Lemon Juice, and it’s
in the produce department of
most markets.
With this new container lt*s not
only easy but inexpensive to give
melon that delightful ‘e-ttra good
ness. The plr.Ktic-lom.m contains
the natural juice of 8 tree-ripened
California lemons, concentrated to
double strength.
ALo, there’s no waste with this
lemon juice in the squeeze con
tamer, nn leftover hnivea to dry
in the refrigerator and get thrown
away. And’the easy-juicer lemon
ir so attractive it. can be put right
on the table to bo passed around
so that everyone can have iurt
the amount of lemon juice they
want with their me!or,a, or with
salads, fish or tea.
Three NHA Scholarshops Awarded
‘•TEACHER OF THE YEAR"—
Airs. Luclle J. Smith, a native of
Raleigh, ha.--. fcc.-« selrctcd as
"Ti-alher of Tim Vrar' by the
Warren County Teachers As
sociation. Warrenton, Georgia.
This Is an annua! event through
out the state. The Teacher Is »e- j
leeted on the basis of: leadership i
ability in the school and the J
community, personal dignity and j
integrity, pleasing and well
rounded personality, professional
background. democratic class
room practices, fair and consis
tency in dealing with pupils, res
pect and affection of pupils with
whom she works, and participa
tion in professional, civic and re
ligious organizations. Mrs. Smith
was featured recently at a “This
5s Your Life" Banquet sponsored
by the Teachers’ Association.
Mrs. Smith is a graduate of the
public schools of Raleigh and of
St. Augustine's College, a mem- |
| her of Rush Memorial A. M, E.
[ X. Church, She has done grad- ;
[ uate work at N. Y. V. and at 1
| North Carolina College at Dur
j Ham.
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1 kJ* m
I .’’iCarnadCK Home Service i
and her staff j
1 Are you r
i] Always
j tor W' —r LaJ? j
I «w summer Vr"
■ * dessert
Mens "The. R.vsaHo Scott
1 easiest and
[ best-tasting desserts 1 know are
thoat made with Camatk.f> Evap- j
orated Miik ..the nnik that
■whips! For instance, better- !
blending Carnation gives yon \
rich, creamy pics, that take only |
minutes to make, at one-tburi
the cost of expensive cream.
Here's one the whole family will
j enjoy Tail glasses of iced eof
| fee, "creamed" with Carnation,
| makes it a real warm weather
treat.
APRICOT CRUNCH W£
< Makes 1 9-inch pie >
Crumb CrwsL
2 tablespoons senior
3 cups avshed cornflakes
y% top melted bvtter
Mix cornflakes and sugar with
melted butter. Line bottom and
sides <t£ 9-incii pie plate with
mixture. Reserve Li cup for top
ping. Chili thoroughly
Pie filling:
i cup undiloK-d CARNATION
EVAPORAT ED MiUC
1 ! / 2 cups apricot pulp
Vi cup sugar
1 tablespoons lemon juice
Chill Carnation in refrigerator
tray until soft crystals form
around edges of tray. Whip tin
4il stiff. Add lemon juice and
whip very stiff. Fold in apricot
pulp and sugar. Place in crumb
crust. Top with remaining
crumbs and freeze 2-3 hours.
About 62 per cent of North Caro
lina's cotton crop was classified
under the Smith-Doxey program
in 1956-57. ,
Iri 1955-58 there were 417 billion
cigarotti, manufactured in the U.
S
For a good stand of corn in North
Carolina the minimum amount of
nitrogen to apply is about 100
pounds per acre.
Crops under acreage control in
clude corn, peanuts, tobacco, cut
ton, and wheat.
Egg production in the United
States in 3956 totaled 5,(187 mil
lion dozen - - 3 per cent more
than the 1955 record output
THE CAROLINIAN
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BALMY SKI.KS AiN?l K.-U.FH I-I r'S turn l*.t ! mil.! I ;•-*
Traveling in eo*nfor}<\LJe s* \\%s- ( uji •> ttittultiie
in * IMw rnstom Sierra Mati. n A t-o.i with n r-f, « , **■ . : i.r j
Mia!, For her -—a Korf Lee chec?. LL-e ?*nii ivhiw.’ Hr n \V\»oih.*u
?kirt willi eoorilio.iScd «av> hK.» ? » • !»**« —a >t • ?». <•»• •
jaekei fry Kei-ai'th ir» ff 'iisftv-. vn/i*-icci wi)i a wub j
Oxford brown wool ♦-Uvks by I'djjtr.
ii -j Luster Ancl [.css kxpcßslvc i % < osv
To Give Kitchen The Built-In Look
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An obstacle that can be really
e\r. rati.eg has b n 1
from the path of the horneo ai.i.-r
who is aiming at achieving the
modern, but H-in look in tu-r kitch
en step by step, as, the replaces
her old appliances.
The obstacle is t.hc p-rots-n-jiny
air vent found on Hie bark of
most refrigerators, making if im
[ possible to place them flat m.nui-.t
the w all, lined up with oth». r fro*.--
standing appliances am! cHhim.-ts.
Space has to be U-ft for the* \. nt
and .air circulation, so, if the
fronts arc to 1.-o flu: li, .-ill tin- ap
pliances and cabinets have t- he
moved out from the wall, plus
expense of having a frame.built
to hide the empty space.
To make such an expensive and
round-about approach to the
(left), winces and starts towards a knockout in the third rout'd of
hk. recent light-heavyweight go with Tony Anthony of Hew York,
at Detroit's Olympia stadium. Anthony, by virtue ci his sen
sational upset victory over Spiosor. thus: became the leading
contender for Archie Moore’s crown, (Newßpmts Photo).
DRIVE SAFELY!!
SAVE A LIFE
built-in look unneccsjary. Gen
eral Electric has Imni.-hed the i
ha<.k air vent fr--.-i its 1957 line
of Straightli.ae refrigerators. A j
forced d.-aft which pushis the air ,
out of a front grille at the botlmn
<xf the unit provides ver.tilrd.ion.
There is nothing- In prevent the i
refrigerators from being sol flat I
again: t the wall,
Tie.' prol.i'cm of how to «>•> n |
refrigerator in a r ner, flat j
again*t back and. riuo wall, has I
eiso been solved. Ordinarily, ;
swiri.. -out or clearance space j
would have to be left tor the door, j
■ Doors of the (Jc-iieral Electric re
frigerators ha ve been equipped
with special hinges, so that no
such space is required, No handle
sticks out to hang against the
wai! and damage it.
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 105’
Free Wheeling!
:
SPRUCIN' UR . . .Around our I
| house it’s spun;.' el can ing time, that |
annual scour and-scrub marathon i
I
women think of automatically at j
the sign of tilt' first .'t)bin.
But right in Hu- midst of soap- i
suds, fresh curtains and wide op; n !
windows is one possession usually I
overlook" ■<! by most folks. H's the i
; hard working family car which j
; gets a lot ‘tlirlier during the win- !
ter, inside and out, than ;.t any j
other time of the year It rates!
a thorough cleaning and a cheek i
up of mechanical equipment
Before you undertake any long
j trips this spring, Fre>- V/hcelmp ■
j offers this check list for sprucing i
| up the l.wniiv car. * j
Have the radiator drained of 1
■ -mtj.freeze solution, followed hv a i
i thorough flushing. This op.pli-.s tel
| permatv-nt ar.t!-f?veze aim ho-j
[ C'MUSS it>» rust inbibilor rf f -.. j
! M* :-s K ].*gl -jfi. r nnr hnp. j
[ Ok'r>,? ■ ; ; ■
| phofjM hi & sided en.ch sprin;-?.
Hftvft brake rhorkf'd by a\
I iv.ritird t-'u-hr?fpian who will !
i ucs'is.vh ’lv‘v sve boldmif rvrrby or. j
I nil *a h? of? ihnt tbo bralvt? j
jis anil t he brake }
J f'ui-i is ch an end i the prop;-:’ j
I Ib.iX-e headliebts ctieeked for |
; !»axirrn:m light and proper aim. j
i and ;i!cf(!de u cheek of directional
j signals, bulbs, op-'rabm; controls I
[ -and lens.
i Have tires ch'-eked lor cuts.
| breaks or s ees of uneven wear.
Have the Vx-aripsrs. kingpins, tie
J rod rial and other steering p'.rts
j inspected,
f ■ ■ “i. evlini'd sysb.-ri eheck-
I c-d for rusted or worn sp'-fs which
j might enure, leaks; -lenndring den- ,
I ' i oiv; engine fouieg to cn'er the ;
the x'-i xdshieM miners I
! cht ekr-d f<»r proper functioning.
I rr dung sure thsi the rubber is -a- j
- -f; •..
I U.tVr a careful inspec'ioti atid I
j fI'TKM'P of the • ie >!-.-!ihg
| i(SQ ; itj<*fi tibribip .?nd !
, ib" CfirbiU't'lof.
Have n thorough iub - h-h and '
r.i change
I lave bmt'-ry r-k cbd'or prop'r |
«.;peratirg stwgU. and cheek 1
cables and cormeeflnris for eonto-1
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LEftEK BROS.
Smiihficld, N. C.
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TALLAHASSEE Three scho
j ''ships were awarded during the
i 12ih annual convention of the New
| Homemakers of America held here
j ; ‘l Florida a and M University re-
J <' ntly.
j Ri oipienls of scholarships were
| Willoi B. Pittman, Greenwood; He
[ Jen Cromarty, Brookcr; and Kor
] H Bov.-i is of Bascom. Two ot
• tho scholarships were granted by
j Sears, Rootbuek, and Company and
j the third by the New Homemakers
| oi America Association.
Mon- than 400 NllAers re
i presenting (tit of the .state assoc
iatioiTs 31 chapters attended
the confab. Delegates present
were inspired by the activities
held during the meeting and
the inspirational messages de
liverer! by President George \V
< ; ore. dr. and Dean ( . E. Wal
ker of the school oi agrieul
tore and home economics
Officers elected were: president,
Joyce Morton Middleton High.
‘Himpa; pnes l ,dent-elect Daisy M.
i William* Lincoln High, Tallaha*-
;t ; (inn a, Re t,
| ;■-"■■■' ! T:-al! Marshall High
j Riant City; vice-president, section
Loverly Sandford. Washington
j .Senior High, Pensacola; vice-press
| dent, section Faye Gary, Howard
! High. Octal
I Secretary. Neilie M deSiere.
] Matthew Gilbert;. Jacksonville; his
| f «.rian. Sylvia Floyd, Euclid, IV
, land; reporter, Dorothy Rlanden.
| Smith Brown, Arcadia; treasurer,
j El une Walker. E. O Douglas. Se-
J hunp: srf-at-arms. Catherine Hud
] -on, JSkiart Training. Stuart; song
| leader Barbara Washington Cnr
j vpr Hill. Crest.view; and parlia-
I mertfarian, Billy* F. McLean. Ti
i volt High. DeFuniak Springs,
lacing finish on your car. try
a train to the crossing?
AW SHUCKS . . Sad news »-
j iron for drag racers and hot rod
! devs who’ve been pressing a cam
j t , ' , i i >n to win public approval for
| sanctioned drag strips. Already
j burdened with n thumbs down
| Horn tit-- p.rful International ►
j Association of Chi fs of Police,
1 ' [ '!■■■■■ ! *
; .-.rf-'tv Omncil has warned a
: "-oust the (’"aggers in a fonruH r^
I r. ltdion containing such phrases
a- “ . cannot condone speeding
j even j!i the name of competition.
I AA.heiigh hotrod clui:r> ofte'n en
gage ;n many worthwhile acovi
j Mrs, it is appro-ent that the chief
purpose of such organisations is
promotion of racing events.”