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HEAVYWEIGHTS SIGN FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
James J. Braddock (left), heavyweight champion of the world, signs
np for bout with Joe Louis (right) next June in Chicago, in presence
of Joe Triner (center), chairman of the Illinois State Boxing Commis
sion. Braddock’s share will be 50 per cent of all receipts or $500,000
flat guarantee.
4-H CLUB BROADCAST
ON. MARCH 2nd
Always on the first Saturday of
each month at 12:30 P.M. a Nation
al 4-II Club Program is broadcast.
This program is conducted by the
United States, Department of Ag
riculture in cooperation with the
State Agricultural College, the
United States Marine Band, and
the National Broadcasting Com
pany. The Broadcasting Station in
Raleigh, W. P. T. F. carried this
program and for March 6th broad
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WENDELL, N. C. STYLE tfl
(ast is as follows:
'New Frontiers For Rural Young
• People
Third Phase Conservation Em
phasized in 4-H Club Work.
America, the Beautiful, U. S. Ma
rine Band.
History of the 4-II Dairy-Manage
ment Club, Mercer County, N. J.,
In Episodfes. Presented by B. J.
Turpin, Mercer County Club A
gent, and 4-H Club Members.
AMERICAN COMPOSERS—Third
phase of the 1937 National 4-H
Music Hour. The compositions
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tLK IMPRISONED IN HEAVY SNOW
Deep snow d.-*u sdd to the winter hardships of the elk herds ill
Yellowstone Park. Guides found this one helplessly floundering where,
by breaking through the crust with his forefeet, he had kept a.i\e
by grazing on the sparse vegetation beneath the drift.
will be discussed by R. A. Tur
ner, and played by the U. S. Ma
rine Band under the leadership
of Capt. Taylor Bronson.
To a Wild Rose, To a Water Lily i
Witches’ Dance, MacDowell
Old Uncle Ned, Old Black Joe, Old
Folks at Home, o*h! Susanna, My
Old Kentucky Home, Foster
Dixie, Emmett.
Wildlife Sonservation Important to
Agriculture A. B. Graham, U.
S. Department of Agriculture.
The Star-Spangled Banner U. S.
Marine Band.
Guild Is Organize!
Probably newest among social
c vie organizations in Zebulonl
the Needlework Guild, which isl
hold monthly meetings in the hoil
of members. The Guild is, perhl
unique in the payment of dll
which are two new garments yel
ly from each member, to be dona
to charity. Besides the garmen
the federation fee is the only otl
essential expense. The organi
tion is national in scope and Zel
lon should be proud to have a
branch of it here. While the work
has begun it is hoped that new
members may be added from time
to time.
It is not necessary that sewing
for charity be done at the meetings;
nor is it compulsory that garments
be made by the donor; indeed, the
custom is for a great deal of fancy
work, crocheting and knitting to be
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