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THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 1938
IN DUPLIN COUNTV everyone seems, to be interested in promoting 'he work of (be Agriculture
Extension Service as is evidenced by these photos, On the left is James 11. Harris, Asst. Agent who is
een recording: activities ~>f visits conferences and demonstrations for the past week. £n the center is
lire. Marie Powers Stallings, secretary at (he Extension office in Kenamvilic. She is a member of the
354 graduating class of (lie Durham Business College, On (he right is Miss Dorcita Broun of Rose
fill, shown improving her room by hanging draperies. She made other improvements also.
( LUB ACTIVITIES ir> photo on the left officer, of ihe Charity Senior Club. Duplin County. arc
shown being congratulated by W. I. rierce, left, teacher-leader. In renter is Kenneth P. Boney. presi
dent. and Miss Katie Dixon, secretary, i’holo on right shows officers ol the Chinquapin funior flub
with Thomas Roberts, teacher-leader. In center is Micelle Davis, president, and M.iss Marie Parker,
secretary, left
4-H AND CHURCH WORK On (he left are (woof Duplin s most outstanding 4-H eiuh mem
bers. sons of Mr. and Mrs. John M Carlton of Warsaw. James Carlton, left, i scurrent president of the
Warsaw Sr. 4-H Club. He and his brother, John, Jr., have a long record of participation in 4-H aetiv •
hies. In right photo are participants in the 4-II church program that «•;»*, held at (he Burning Bosh
Holiness Church, Faison. Some 300 parents, members, leaders and friends of 4-H activities attended.
Director Busy Preparing For
2’/2- Month Tour Os 30 Cities
CHICAGO Traveling is no
home service director and fashion
thing new for Freda C. DnKnight.
authority of the Johnson Publish*
ini; Company, but she is "frighten
ed to think about the traveling she
has done and will do" in directing
and producing the "Ebony Fashion
Fair during it’s fall 1958 tour.
The tour planning, invoic
ing some 30 performance* In as
many major cities within a iwo
and a hall month period, actu
ally oegan when Mrs. I)e-
Knight visited Paris, Rome,
and Bruasella to attend fashion
shows and select, the latest
creation* to be used in the
t« u r In all, Mrs. DeKinght
estimates she will have travel
ed close to forty thousand
miles when the show ends in
California in December.
The fail "Ebony Fashion Fair"
production, which lasts approxi
mately * inety minutes, held its
premiere in Washington, T). C., on
October 4. and then proceeded
across the nation.
Mrs. DKmght, who directs each
performance and is also the com
mentator hap established bet - If
as one of the top home economist-;
in the country, and has gained in
ternational recognition She is the
author of a cookbook, ' A Date
With A Dish" numerous pamph
lets. and booklets. She aisn super
vises th* monthly columns "Fash
ion Fair" end "Date With A
Dish.’' in Ebony.
Mrs. DcKnight, who is a charter •
member of one of the nation’s Hi?'- j
linrs' 500,000 mile club awarded j
for air travel, regularly travels i
to Europe and other foreign eoun- I
tr>es to gather the latest informa- j
tion about fashions.
rravebng up and down the land
t- nothing new to Mrs DeKoishl,
who has. given lectures at leading
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j ‘ The Ebony Fashion Fair’’ with
the "Around the World” theme is
being presented as a benefit per
formance. for a local charity, by
sorority fraternal, civic and social
organuations m the cities where
the production will be staged.
The production will feature the
latest, “looks" from the fashion !
capitols abroad, and styles from j
New York's leading fashion houses. ■
The I bonv company travel
ing xviih the tour will number !
HUSBAND AND WIFE BANQUET - The Home Demonstration
flubs oi Duplin County plan yearly a Husband and Wife Banquet a«
one of their special activities for the jear Hers the group is enjoying
themselves. The group held their banquet this yar at the Rose Hill
Elementary School. Rose Still, North Carolina.
Duplin County Farmers Are
Rapidly Entering The Fast
Moving Poultry Industry
j KENANSVILLE Negro far
mers of Duplin County ate rapidly
I entering the fast moving poultry
| industry of (he county,
! Facilities »rr now completed for
growing 700,000 broilers per year,
Less thnr> 300,000 had been grown
the year Before by Negro farmers.
The poultry industry has
bcnciited related industries a!
so according to R. E. Wilkins,
Negro ('arm Agent for Duplin
County. Employment in milling
firms has also increased. Latest
estimates are that any income
received by a worker or pro
ducer turns over approximate
ly five limes before leaving the
community, thus benefiting a
large segment of the county’s
population.
If the present rate of new hous
- mg facilities are maintained. No
-1 cro producers will bo producing
in the ocichborhood of ’,,000.000
j broilers per year in 1959.
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i approximately 13, including
the models who vx-ill perform.
The production also uses scen
ery and lighting in it* presen
tation,
Those who have been able to
sneak a preview of the rehearsals
believe the “models represent the
finest m looks and talent, and the
fashions are exquisite.”
According to Mr*. DeK night,
women throughout the U. S. should
j insist that, their husbands also at
j tend the shows for three reasons:
• 1, there are clothes for them too;
; Z. perhaps the best reason
; the models are pretty, and 8,
> Christmas is corning.
° <Th* Bihle^ 5 *
And we know that ail things
work together for good to
ihtnt that Jove God ...-—<Ro- i
mans 8,28.1
It is wonderful to meet, on
memorable occasions that are
all too infrequent, a peraotj
who truly loves God and obey*
Hia commandments every
hour of every day. Such a on a
radiates love and joy, peace
and harmony, strength and
goodness, and is really blessed
and fulfilled. We can ail be
like that— why aren't. we ?
Free Tickets Mailed For
School Days At NO Fair
Free tickets for school days at ,
North Carolina State Fair totalling ■
37,383 were mailed last week to i
the superintendents of the Wake :
County and the special city school !
system
School days are Tuesday, Octo- i
her 14 and Friday. October I'i, and
these tickets are good either of the i
two days. With many requests yet
to come from school officials, 307,-
57! sehoo' tickets have been mail
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Many of the finest exhibits pre
| pared for the. State Fair are pro
duced by school children in the
! group 4-H, FFA. FHA clubs. They
carry out special demonstration:-
each day which are attended fcy
thousands of keenly interested fair
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This year one cf the now fca
tuffs is ihe “Science Education In
Action’’ sums, of exhibits winch
a iii include 25 or more of the out
standing State Science Fair ex
hibit* which were produced th ,c
year by high school students from
throughout, the state. Another part
of this series are science and‘en
gineering exhibits from the several
schools of State College.
This cvitl include the "Pickle
Barrel" atomic reactor which
has been approved for opera
tional display by the Atomic
Energy Commission. !t will bp
staffed by physicists of State
College and operated through
out the Fair. October 11 -lft.
Many of the other shows of the
Fair have school-age participants
intluding all phases of the top-ra
ted livestock shows which feature
many animals raised by the 4-H’-
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