6 THE CAROL!*?!AM WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, 1958 Hosted At St, Augustine's College? 14 Agricultruai Extension Agents Attend Workshop BY STAFF WRITER St. AuguM.mf V CoHfcgs's Atkin eor Hb.ll was the residence of 14 Mortis Carolina Agricultural Ex tension Agents while they attend ed a workshop at North Caroline State College from June 30 to July 15 Four women home' economics agents attended the workshop with the agricultural specialists. The grouo was entertained at a lawn luncheon given by President and Mrs James A Bo.ver on Thursday evening, July -17, at 5:30 o'clock Twelve members oi the St Augustine's College facul ty and staff joined m fellowship with the visiting group Courses offered the agents in the workshop were Commercial Poultry Produc tion, Principles and Procedures In Youth Program - Principles of Working with Rural Groups, Family Economics, Commer cial Vegetable Production, Managing the Farm Business, and Rural Housing. The workshop was sponsored by the North Carolina Agricultural Prominent Persons Honored By Frontiers Os America DAYTON. Ohio (ANP .... Whfts the itth national convention of he Frontiers of America met here last >-eek. if'er-i! prominent received awards and ci!a trons, Honored guest was Go--. WilUam O'Neill Congressman John M. Vroys, received ar> honorary- life membership. Mrs. Dai-v Bates of Little Rock, repre renting herself and the Little Rock nine", and W C Walker, publisher of the C!ev<=- land Call and Post also received ci ts tines A msrab-spghip-t-f-large certificate was presented to Bishop E. C Hat ——wi s -mmsmmmm AWNINGS LARGE DISCOUNTS THREE STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM A ©ompk-te line oi Jhiare Storm windows and Doors tv. White and in colors Convenient Easy Payment Plan UP TO 5-1 XTY MONTHS TO PAY ’ This Week Only.. . FREE GIFTS for ewery prospect who visit* our plant RItSCQ WINDOW 00. 1305 HILLSBORO STREET PHONE TE 2-2454 ALUMINUM AWNINGS DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED IN RALEIGH lOBOWi PAYMENT IM ST 36 Months To Pay ' I STORM DOORS & WIDOWS P®MB»®sfeY tmmmmam&MW&iifmmmmMmmmmP Window vs • Siding ® Aluminum Gutters myi Ornamental Iron SWAIN AWNING MFG. CO. LAINEF IT ON ARD, Loral Representative. 309-11 5. Blount Street Phone TE 2-1850 fdśfs Extension Service. Men attending the workshop wei e: Fletcher Barber, county agent. Jones County; C. R. Greene, coun ty agent. Bladen County: A. L. Jones, county agent, Greene Coun ty; David L. Knight, county a geni. Halifax County; Eccles L Leak. assistant, county agent. Per son County, S. T. Llovd. assistant county agent. Granville County; H. L. Mitchell, county agent. Gates County. Way man M. Mclver. as sistant county a cent. Anson Coun ty. L. L. Peace, county agent, Vance County: John G. Snipes, assistant county agent. Cleveland Countv, Ear! 1, Swann, assistant countv agent, Wayne County; Fred Tatum, Jr , assistant county agent-. Martin County; Dennis H Tilford, assistant county agent. Ini son County; and Gilbert Wmborne. county agent, Rowan County. Dirert/w in charge of planning for the workshop was R„ E. Jones, Negro State Agent, with offices at AAeT College, Greensboro, M. | eher of ibe thii-d Episcopal district ! ol ’he AME Church TV confab rime to = ciore with | ? luncheon bridge and garden party j which was held for -cives and sweet hearts of the delegates attending the meeting. ; It Pays To ADVERTISE it ' "" V IlllSflS HH MT. ZION INSTALLATIC COMMITTEE Deacon ft, C,. L.vnch (seated (est) outlines plans to fellow-members of ih<- Ml. Zion Baptist Church (Rocky Mount) Planning Committee as they prepared the program for the installation of the Rev. George w Dudley as pastor The Rev. Hilton L. .lamer, of Brooklyn. N. T.. was listed as the installation speaker for the July 27th program. A -Tin- -~jl FARMERETTE The attractive Mis* Fannie Boyer. Stoneviiie a rifting- junior in Home Economics at AAT College is perched 1 board ». giant tractor at the college farm, giving thf impression that she knows something about operation of the machine Yea, We All Talk By Marais H. Boulware OPEN THROAT TOWEL QUESTION: What 1- meant by the open throat vov’ei?— Mis- F.H. L. ANSWEPd The open (faros’ vow el ie made by shaping the l noth with the tongue laying flat in h 4 manner that there is no obstm 50% OFF LIST ON ALL Frigid Window Portable Fans ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS INCORPORATED 911 N. West St, ALLIED ALUMINUM CO, We Specialise In Custom Made Quality Lock Vent ALUMINUM AWNINGS CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATE Before You Buy And Compare Quality And Prices Also 9m Otar New Anodized Aluminum, Little Beav&t STORM WINDOWS & DOORS SAVE UP TO 30 Percent ON FUEL BILLS NO DOWN PAYMENT First Payment, Due In Sept. CALL: TE 47038 DAY OR NIGHT 418 COLUMBIA DR. RALEIGH, N. C i ticai to the- air as it passes from I the throat through the mouth tube. * Webster indicates this sound by | writing over the letter A two dote (the dieresk-b This shows that the CA> has the sound of (ahl as m BAH Sample words include ■At « in -father", “art”, or •■har bor". flow-eve*, the British give this sound as In the words | "dam;''". * ask”, "paw", and ; "glass” In the United States. Me make the “A” in ‘'dance,'' ask” "pass", and ‘glass” the shortened form of the opnrt ! throat vowel Another name for Hie open ! throat vowel R P .r , round the table with Lynch are sirs. Sarah S Leona 1 1 Mi m> • gie Powell, Thomas McLeod, Mrs. l the! Hunter, Mrs Kelly R ( V. -n vdi. son, Mrs Zachariah MeDnffie, Miss ,-sr. . m ,, , n< j 1 ,- w „ t < Hunter. (.?. H. BARREN FOTOt. Speaker In Asheville: Editor Says Eisenhower Will Regret Action In little Rack ASHEVILLE. N C. -1 A.NP- - Grover c. Hall editor -f the Mont gomery Adveritser predicted last, week that the President would come lo regret, bis actions during the Little Rock crisis. Sppskin- to the orijftninj c.r.'SHW ; of a jowit. meeting of ’he North i Carolina and South Carolina p-css j associations. Hall a--;d "It Is -mk ; ing in. a little that it took the j United St.-rer- At my and five rmll j ion dolla-s 10 temporarily p t nine 1 tittle colored ohithen info Central | hick school 3’ Little Rocl 1 This, kind of federal compul' ~ r j has the same weako--'? r- (he L--- Slate College Hints j MAKE GOOD SANDWICHES The sec c t of good sandwiches is freshness! If made to eat right a way. a* the,table or on the porch, sandwdhts may be moist and de licious with plenty of dressing j crisp lettuce, or relish But sand ■ wiches made for eating hours later j deserve careful planning making ! and packing to keep then firsh ap ; peal. Sandwiches (with lettuce or may ; onnaxse) can be wrapped and froz en for use a week or two ater Al low three hours for thawing Most people like thinly sliced bread —day old bread can be sliced ; within a very sharp knife If - ?,-• | fresh bread is used, chill the. loaf ! before slicing Batter both slices of (he sand wich to keep filling from soak ing into the bread For butler savers, mix peanut butter msv annates or cheese spread -with (he soft butter For extra fla vnr. cream the butter spread with a little mustard, deviled j ham, horseradish, chirrs, or ! favorite cheese. I Stack tea sandwiches in pars lin ed with foil, cover tightly rth ; more foil and keen chilled until j needed Always chill meat, tid- or poultry sandwiches before pack ing, Chill for several hours or even 1 overnight ! For moist fillings, mix with may onnaise, chopped pickle, chili sauce or catsup Or. use softened cream cheese, je-ly. peanut butter, or or ange juice SANDWICH MEAL-3 ln sr-rv ! mg sandwich meals add a side rel ! ish salad, or a fruit for good Lav, I or combination and use different i beverages cocasionaliy Suggestions: I Ham Sandwich with applesauce : and hot or iced cofee or with cole slaw and lemonade Chicken Salad Sandwich with cranberry jelly oi watermelon pickle and chocolate ,nilk Egg Sandwich with g fruit ; cup or salad snd iced tea or cof fee. Garden Time B, M V, GARDNER While ■he dahha h rot grown « extensively as some of our other flowers, xt t* highly prised by all who do grow it Here are some lips for the remainder of the grow ing season: Each plant should be side-dress ed with .) good handful of a com plete fertiliser, such as an 8-8-8, a jjou* ever three weeks until Sep tember • in the lower mountains and until September IS east, of the mountains. Bud* will usually w ff end the center bud rived if * long stem Is desired the sld« branches, or suckers, rtiould he removed from the next two flowert node-v or leaf axils, of On small flowering -antiea the flower buds are not removed but left to develop normally. It is es pecially important that early dis budding be practiced if you plan to exhibit at a community fair or garden club show Inis fall J Spraying for insect pests must not be neglected if you want, per fect flowers and foliage Leaf hop pers. red spiders and some of the plant bugs are especially trouble some and vou must keep constantly on the look out. The corn oarworm is a la'e offender on large buds as they are read'* to open Keep ma lathion handy and spray your plants thoroughly Follow instruc tions on the container for mixing and pro,p> r use. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS . sian occupation of Hungatv-it a ■ ‘ ; fecUve only so long as, there ? | a can-teen President Eisenhov/ei wnl come to regret that. Little F/c.'v j troop drop more thany any nth j act of hi' *wo forms,'' he declared in his prepared speech The editor. M>fcp divided hie time between ■ :rc problems ant! acii ! tors and their edit-Ort?,! vst lie ; ther stilted that fJortberije! > he . learned that race strife" is qu • ■ pari io l fl For e>:srnpie. it ipniiip more p, icetncn in ope di -rirt ■ Chicago to restrain race war f.y, ( than among si! th? 40 million pec pin Os th t: Southern ■■ i i ■ ' The truth is the colored mars i j misused in both tnr North oi South H“ has a era b< u ! &Vt* i* *i «’ i .rt sh■ ? coun I>v in j»»j r\\, l her?.” Hall said LOWE’S ri’OCERY WINES & BEER OPEN OAfl.-T —. y.::<) A M ro 7:.in r at Open On Sondav from 6:30 A. Mto 10;lift A. M 3t? 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