Bailev. Bugle. Bailey. North Carolina, April, 1951
Locals Compete In Cattle Judging Contest
Johnson Cotton Co. Host
To Com Club
Monbors of the '1951 Corn
Club were guests of the
Johnson Cbtton C^onpony at
a barbecue supper in Rocky
Mount last month.
To become a momber of
this clubj one must pro
duce over 75 bushels of
corn per acre. Boys from
the local F. A, chapter
who were eligible wore
TorTmy Glover, William Lamm,
Billy Joe Lamia, Denny
Liles, R. 0. Pace, Sldrcd
Perry, Jenning Nixon, C, D,
ilullen, Roosevelt Warren,
Earl I-'Ianriing, Rufus Beard,
Billy Bunn, and Short
Brantley.
All members producing
over 100 bushels per acre
received a certificate of
merit. The person in this
district v/ho produced the
most corn per acre re-
coivod a ^100. war bond;
second highest, a 050,
bond; and third, a v25,
war bond.
All members were given a
one gallon bag of hybrid
seed corn for his efforts
during the past year.
Pace R.ecieves Award
R. 0. Pace received a
prize of '’''>35, for produc
ing the most corn per aero
in the North East District
of the State. His yield
was 125,2 bushels of corn
per acre.
Recital InThe Making
Mrs. Carleton Johnson,nus-
ic teacher, reports that
her students are still
working on their numbers to
be presented at a recital.
Members of the local F.F.
A. Chapter participated in
a practice cattle judging
contest held in Goldsboro
last month,
Representing the Bailey
club was Ed Paco, Theron
Sanders, and Ray Jonos Jor
dan, Clifton McKeel served
other boys attended to try
their hand unofficially at
cattle judging.
Three prizes were a^^?ardcd
the participating teams.
First prize was '>10.; se
cond and third, ‘^5, each,.
The local team earned
as alternate. Several fourth place.
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