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PAGE TWO t-4HCttO!r OKS 4-H’ers Planning To Attend j 4-H Club Week July 25 To 29 North Carolina’s outstanding rural youth are now making plans to attend State 4-H Club Week at N. C. State College, July *-29. 'The outstanding events of the week Will start Monday morning with the state 4-H livestock judg ing contest. In the afternoon, the state 4-H vegetable judging, grading, and Identification con test will be held in the coli seum. L. R. Harrili, state 4-H Club leader, says the state 4-H Coun cil officers will be presiding dur ing the week. They are Mary Ann Botes, Pinnacle, president; Bruce A; Phillips, Jr., Kinston, Rt. 2, vice president; Felix Hart, Lenoir, Rt 2, secretary-treasurer, and Neita Stout, Salisbury, Rt. 1, historian. D. S. Weaver, director of the N. C. Agricultural Extension Service, will speak at the open ing assembly on Monday even ing. Each night the state win ners in the various demonstra tion contests will be announced. Dr. Albert G. Edwards, minis ter, First Presbyterian Church in Raleigh, will present the morn ing thought each day at the as sembly for club members. On Tuesday morning Governor Lu ther H. Hodges will bring greet ings to the group. The 4-H delegates will be di yided into four groups during the week and will attend spe cial interest classes which will be conducted each morning. The classes and teachers are “Values to Live By,” Mrs. Corinne Grims 3ey, family relations specialist: “After High School—What." Mrs. Barbara M. Worthington, princi pal of the Wiley School of Ra leigh; “Know-How and Why of 4-6 Records.” Miss Vivian Tuck er. and W. E. Bryan. Jr.; and “The 4-H Club Meeting.” Bun-| cotnbe 4-H Council. There will' Negro Home Demonstration News Bj MBS. ONNIE 8. CHARLTON, Coemty Negro Home Economic. Agent This is “Camp Week” for 4-HI Club boys and girls from Cho-! wan County. Enjoying camp ing activities are: Emma Moye, Mary Drew, Harriett Coston, Lois Jordan, Christine Alexander, Al ma Capehart, Deborah Barclay, Jane Overton, Joseph Tillett,' Petrie Simons, Edward Charlton,: Herman Coston. Curtis Rountree,. Oscar Fleming, Jr., and Kelsey | MBMMi CLUB ■ BOURBON 1 Kentucky Straight Bourbonjttanft^ J 945 s«#w < L m fgf ! f (QQC l C%||| f kwtuckv-^ W 4/S WAIT ! ShHKk* is* '■ ■ wd v * ■£ ~ ■*‘ t‘4, .. -Aj ‘ a < • !•* i \ also be classes in 4-H song lead ership and 4-H recreation leader ship. Pheane Ross, extension recreation specialist at the Uni versity of Kentucky, will con duct classes and also lead recre ation throughout the week. The 4-H members are in for a real treat on Tuesday evening when there will be a concert by the 2nd Marine Division Band from Camp Lejeune. The tap ping and introduction of new members into the State 4-H Honor Club will fololw the con cert. Another highlight of the week will be a luncheon for the 4-H adult leaders on Wednesday. Three of these leaders will be conducting an adult 4-H leader ship class during the week. They are Mrs. J. D. Sloan, Duplin County; Mrs. Woodrow Taylor, Lenoir County; and Fred Bass, Wilson County. A colorful array of outfits will be modeled before the audience! on Wednesday night during the! state dress revue. Forsyth Coun- * ty is in charge this year. The king and queen of health i will be crowned on Thursday night during the state health pageant being presented by Pitt County. A watermelon slicing will follow the pageant. President William C. Friday of the Consolidated University will speak to the delegates on Friday morning. There will al so a panel discussion moderated by Francis Pressly of Davidson County, on “As We Leam. Live, and Serve Through 4-H” the theme of the week. Following a recognition ban quet on Friday evening for all state winners, there will be the annual talent show “4-H Stars of Sixties." The candlelighting cere mony will bring the week which was packed with excitement and inspiring' events, to a close. Fleming. They are there with boys and girls from Richmond, Perquimans, Bertie, Warren and Gates counties. They will tell you of their experiences on their return. Jane Overton, a seniorj 4-H Club member, is at camp \ as a Junior 4-H Club Leader. : This was made possible by Rev. . Clyde Beatty, Rector of the St. ! John The Evangelist Episcopal Church during our Observance of 4-H Church Sunday. 'Die group is accompanied by Fletcher F. Lassiter, County Negro Agricul tural Agent. Carl Hall, a Senior 4-H Chib member from the Green Hall Community, is the delegate from Chowan County to the annual 4-H Conservation Conference held this week at A. and T. Col lege, Greensboro, N. C. In getting out into the county I find that the women are really busy. Most of them are work ing away from home during this busy farm season. I must re mind you to plan your time wisely, so that you will have time at home to can the vege tables and suits that are so plen tiful now and ready for canning. We cannot fill our family con servation plan if we will not plan an hour or two for canning each morning. It is better to can a few jars each morning. Then you get vegetables while they are fresh and at the can ning stage. Remember to do these things in order to have good quality canned products. Gather vegetables- and fruits when they are ready for can ning— not over mature nor too young. Can quickly—as soon after picking as possible. Use regular canning jars, tops and lids. Following canning instructions to the letter. Study your can ning bulletin. Don’t guess on the time a product should be pro cessed in the boiling water bath or pressure oanner. Look up the time in your bulletin and use a clock to check your time. If you can a few jars each morning, it will not take long, to fill your family’s conservation plan. If you need a canning bulletin, come by our office and get one. These groups from Center Hill are asked to meet Friday, July 22, at 8:00 P. iM., at the Com munity Building: 4-H Club, HD Club and Community Organiza tion. The county-wide 4-H Recrea tional Day will be held at Cen ter Hill on July 29. jl County News i[ By MRS. ROLAND EVANS The Rocky Hock young peo ple's choral groups will present a talent show at the Rocky Hock Community Center Friday night, 755 CHO wAK aSKAI?, EDSKTOK, KOBSH CASQUKA. ‘TcTuaBDAT, JULY 21, IMG. f| July 22, at 8 O'clock. Therte will > be singiltg, playing and lots of , different acts. Judges will be on hand, prizes will be given and the Home Demonstration Club i ladles will have a lot of nice and i good things to eat for sale. Tickets are on sale for 35 and 50 cents. This show is to benefit the Community Center. Frank Roberts will be master of cere monies. Get your ticket and help the community. Homecoming and the 125 th anniversary" will be observed Sunday, July 31, at the Rocky Hock Baptist Church. The Rev. Robert Hhbrell will speak at the morning service and Dr. Stewart A. Newman will be the featured speaker for the afternoon ser vice. Dinner Will bte served on the grounds. , Dates for a revival meeting at Rocky Church are August 22 td v 2B'. Mrs. M. M.-' Nixon has as her guest this .tyfeek; Miss . Martha Daniel of Liftjettoh, N. C. Mr. and MTs. Wayne Dawkins of Graham,' JVNi'- C.’, -i are. visiting the Rev. arid dSfrs. "Thurman All red and family. Miss AniV'-Pearce of Norfolk, Va., was home over the week end as guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pearce. Miss D ot~ Davis of Virginia Beach visited "in the county over the week-end! Miss Mary --. Lou Nixon spent the week-eijd at home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Nix on, in the Rocky Hock section. The Chowan> Home Demon stration Chib . held its annual picnic Monday night, July 18, at the Chowan Community Building at 7 o’clock.!. Club members and husbands and, other .were guests, including M-fes,- Pauline Calloway, j PURE gaßolmes“hold more records for performance than any other”* jrtJ} PURE gasolinre have sparked 38 different makes and models of cart to ovtt. /J^ellflf^Kll 240 certified performance records. Records for acceleration, power, ■' IM fllllrf mil mileage and economy. And sow Pure-Premium has been boosted in octane ... boosted into th# ■ super-premium class. It delivers non anti-knock power than evfcr before. Bo drive into any Pure Oil station and get Pure-Premium. It’t tuner duality f/'"* ... ready to give record road performance in your car. I Kbrtifloi It y NABCAM (National Association for Stock Cart) , Wew Get^PURE-PREIVIIUM BOXED IN— Tear off this bbx top and you’ll find actor Paul Newipan inside: He’s taking shelter from the sun while film ing “fccodus” on the Mediterraneon island of Cyprus. _ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Overman, Mrs. Loraine Rogerson and Hel en, Mrs. Killebrew and children Terry and Carolyn of High Point, Miss Martha Daniel of Littleton. There was an abundance of good food and fellowship. A short community progress meeting was ; held. The cross Roads-Center' Hill Fire District group met to plan a supper to be held at Cross Roads Friday night, August 5, from 6 to 8 o’clock. This will Tickets will be sold by the fire be a barbecue chicken supper, men at $1.25 and 75 cents. The plates will be prepared by the women of the community, with the firemen barbecuing the chicken. The proceeds of the supper will go to the new fire station and it is hoped many will attend. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Crisp of Lynchburg, Va., spent the week-end as guests of Alfred Perry and Mrs. H. L. Leary. Warwick RA’s will play Rocky the Rocky Hock Community STOP ITCHING! IN 15 MINUTES. After using ITCH-ME-NOT, get your 48c back IF THE ITCH NEEDS SCRATCHING. You feel the medica tion take hold. Itch and burning dis appear! Use instant-drying ITCH-ME NOT day or night for eczema, ring worm, Insert bites, foot Itch, other surface rashes. TODAY at— MITCHENER’S PHARMACY Hock RA’s Saturday, July 28, fit Center. COMMUNITY MEETING HELD AT ROCKY HOCK Citizens of the Rqcky Hock community met last week for Ms monthly development meeting. The meeting was held at the Rocky Hock Community Center when the Beech Fork and Rocky Hock clubs decided to join with the Gum Pond club in the community progress contest. Mrs. Thurman Allred has been working wife the young people, who meet every Friday night. A baseball team for the young I jWHEN IT'S A MATTER OF JH ■Hp' rORMS, SEE US! ■"4 We design forms to fit your • business and expfdifo B your operations . . . print m J them to jfitolection .. d*- B < h yer them promptly ’at | reasonable prices. See odr samples,, get our sugges ts BB free estimates Herald ■ H on anything, any n|U 9991 I I hm» Jutt coll. boys hfifi bfeeh organised. The community will be working o» , yards, 4-H Club, Community*) Center,' tommuuit.v garbage dis posal unit and improved peanut yields. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Brenda K. Spruill' celebrated her first birthday Wednesday, July 13, with small party, in viting; her little friends.... At tending were Sandra Fartess, Lida Estes, Patsy, Phyllis, Lihda Joe and Dbhna Toppin and with them came their cousin, Brenda wants to thank everyone for the nice gifts she receivejL.
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