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THE CAROLINIAN ~
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEM&tft 27, mg
Hew Homes Attest To Progress In
Sampson County Co nmunities
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO SELL YOUR TOBACCO
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CAROLINA WAREHOUSE
IN CLINTON
Listed! Here Are Some Os The Many Good
Sales Made Monday
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»T. K. BYRD FREDERICK & TORRENCE
Warsaw . Warsaw
v 2020 Lbs. for $1520.32 1864 Lbsl for $1347.54
Avgr. $75 26 Arg. $72.29
ALVAH TATUM THORNTON & THURSTON
Ingold ' Faison
# 2728 Lbs. for $1952.30 1814 Lbs. for $1275.06
Avg. $71.55 Avg. $70.29
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CLINTON, NORTH QUtOMNA^
mrs. annie McWhorter Hamilton l. d. herrino
C. J, STRICKLAND
Owners and Operators
Norman Hardee, Sales Manager Pete Rogers, Auctioneer
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CLINTON—One. example of the
progress made by famjJjep on Fium
And Horae Development is the
Wsrren family of the Big Pin£y
Grove community. This family's
homo was destroyed in the spring
of 1857. Prior to this the family had
just completed remodeling their
home. They didn’t, get discouraged
after losing their home, but moved
in the old school house, left va
cant by the eensolidtsion of schools,
and lived there until the home
shown here was completed.
This home is underpinned; the
outside covered with asbestos shin
gle; and all windows and doors
weather stripped and airtight; as
well as screened; both side and
front porches are cement. Inside
the home the six room* are paint
ed with well planned color shemes;
knotted pine paneling in kitchen
and family room.
The family plans include the fol
lowing improvements that have not
bees completed; finished floors,
complete kitchen, add running wa
ter and bath. The house was built
with few adjustments according to
the Extension Flan used.
Another example of Improve
ments made by families in this
county is the new home of Mrs.
Nelia Robinson of the Littlefield
community. This home is a result
of planning and saving from a 52
acre farm. Mrs. Robinson and her
granddaughter. Joan are enjoying
the following conveniences of their
nav* house; modern one-wall kit
chen with running hot and cold
water, clothing storage in each
bedroom, telephone and TV; attrac
tive color scheme, new furniture
and finished floors are also a part
of the new home shown in the pic
tic*.
Gardening was pushed this year
all ever the county and as a result
some of the best variety gardens
ever produced in this county sup
plied the growers with fresh vege
tables for eating daily as well as
canning and freezing. Follov. mg
are two pictures of foods conserv
ed by two families in the county,
One shows foods canned by Mrs.
Christina Peterson of the Little
field community. There is a freez
er (comer of freezer shown in pic
ture) in the home but the Peter
son’s found that both freezing and
canning were necessary to con
serve enough food for the family
of five.
Gale Robinson, a 4-Her is shown
placing vegetables in the freezer
of Mrs. Mary J. Bennett of the Lit
tlefield community, Mrs. Bennett,
who is « home demonstration club
member and a Farm and Home
Development family, works as corn
unity leader with 4-Hers in the
community. Gale is learning all
about the home freezer a* well as
processing vegetables for the freez
er through this leader.
Another 4-Her learning ail about
her project and doing a good job
is Joan William* of the same com
munity. She is shown here getting
tip* on cutting from her grand
mother. Joan makes most of her
school clothing and participates in
th# Annual 4-H Fashion Show'.
Last year lih* won first, place with
a adiooi outfit.
Sampson County
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eights act-as cotton, eight acres;
com, to acre#; pepper 3 acres;
cultm, 4 sswsre*, garden and truck
crop*. % acres, lire whole opera
tion is done mechanically, except
the harvesting of tobacco.
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WARREN HOME An interior and exterior view of the Warren home in the Big I’iney Grove
Community ml Sampson County is shown above.
Teachers’
Exams At j
Va. State !
PETERSBURG, Va, - Virginia j
State College Petersburg, has been
selected io administer the National
teacher examinations, prepared
and administered annually by Edu
cational Testing Service, on Satur
day, October 18. The examination
will be given at 250 centers
throughout the United Stales.
At the one-day testing session a j J
candidate may take the Common j ‘
Examinations, which includes tests i _
in Professional Information, Gen- j
eral Culture, English Expression, 1
and Non-verbal Reasoning; and one J
or two of eleven Optional Examina
tions designed to demonstrate mas
tery of subject matter to be taught.
Pridgen's farm operation is hs hr
says it: “A man just isn't farming i
if he feeds his family from the j
store. The first thing for a farmer ;
to do, T he says he is farming, is j
to grow and save enough food on
the farm to feed his family the •
year round" This is just what ;
Pridgen does.
Each family on Farm and Home :
Development each year makes j
some improvements. These range j
from changes as minor as orderly ;
arrangement of a room to build- 1
ing a. new home. Five Farm and j
Home Development families have j
moved into new homes in the past ;
twelve months, 4-Hers have been ;
of great help here too Some have |
used their projects to increase the j
food supply and income, while!
others have helped with the con- j
servation program and still others j
have been instrumental in im- j
proving the appearance of the I
homes.
The stories of the individual farm I
families mentioned elsewhere in I
this article will further illustrate j
the progress of some of our Farm
and Home Development families j
in the county.
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One way to combat insects is to j
plant insect resistant varieties.
We Finished
The
Ready Mix
Concrete
For The
Robinson
Home
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Yours
Faircioth
Construction
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Prices
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CLOTHIERS
Vance Street
CLINTON
North Carolina
FLORENCE JACOBS, granddaughter < f Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Jac
obs of the East Clinton community is shown here with her 4-H Pool-1
try project. She is a member of the Sampson High School Junior 4-H
Club and of the East Clinton Community Club.
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SHOES
101 W MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2 474
Clinton
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When In Clinton
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK FOR
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“Your One-Stop Store In Clinton n
Compliments Os
Pu lp wood
Dealer
. Phone 2865
P. O. BOX 288
Clinton, N. C.
Since 1938
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