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Patrolman
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a most valuable officer."
Sheriff Griffin Middleton had
the same high praise for Mr. Lindsay
as did Solicitor Queen. Other
court officials and local officers
concurred in the statement of Mr
Queen.
Rural Youth
(Continued from page 1)
will also contribute to better family
health by producing sufficient
amounts of essential and nutritious
vegetables and fruits for use thruout
the year.
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incentives iur uuuM?.u...e
achievements in gardening include
(old-filled medals of honor for
four county winners, and an allexpense
trip to the Chicago 4-H
Club Congress next November for
the state champion, provided by
Allis-Chalmers. Eight national
winners selected from the state
champions will each receive a
$300 college scholarship.
The 4-H Garden program is
conducted under the direction of
the Cooperative Extension Service.
County Extension agents will furnish
complete information.
Winners were named in 65 q
' counties in this State last year. h
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Pender County lettuce growers
tried "pelleted" seed for the first
time this year. They drilled directly
into field rows, thus elimmating
the costly process of transplanting.
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PERSONALS
Miss Elaine Higdon of Brevard
ollege spent the week-end with
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
[igdon, of Greens Creek.
Miss Dixie Nell Southard, stuent
at Montreat college, spent
le week-end with her parents,
[r. and Mrs. A. L. Southard.
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Roberts
nd small son left Monday to go
) Waynesville where Mrs. Roberts
sent a few days with her parents,
ev. and Mrs. Belk, while Mr.
oberts went to Mount Airy on
usiness.
Kenneth Terrell, who is enrolled
t Emory University, Atlanta,
Dent from Wednesday through
aturday with his parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Frank Terrell, and with
[r. and Mrs. J. E. Barrett. Mr. and
Irs. Terrell and daughters, Eddie
ou and Charlotte Ann, accom - "'J
U!?*> frt Atlanta on RatiirHav
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nd spent the week-end there.
Mrs. Wallace McCracken and
lildren, Dorothy and Bob, arved
Saturday, Feb. 11, from Soda
prings, Idaho, to spend about
iree months with Mrs. McCracki's
mother, Mrs. Blanche Allison.
Mr. Rufus Henson and daught,
Anne, were in Asheville Sunay
to attend the capping service
t Memorial Mission hospital. Miss
etty Henson, daughter of Mr.
ienson, receieved her first cap at
lis time.
John Bryson, who has been in
serious condition at Aston Park
ospital in Asheville, is now imroving.
N. A. Hall is in fair condition at
lission hospital in Asheville fol>wing
an operation he underwent
tst week.
!urt? Market Calls Public
fleeting For February 27
The Jackson county Curb Markt
committee is calling a public
leeting for Monday, Feb. 27, at
le courthouse at 2 o'clock in the
fternoon. Anyone interested in
ither selling or buying at the
urb Market is urged to attend
nis meeting on next Monday.
Irs. D. C. Higdon is president and
Irs, F. M. Williams is secretaryreasurer.
Soil erosion removes 66 tons o
oil per year from an acre of bare
ind. Only three-tenths of a to:
; lost per year from an acre or
asture sodland.
Student Teachers
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lents selected from the Senioi
Jlass by a faculty committee. Runler-ups
were Richard Stott ol
Sailey and Miss Winona Cotter ol
rullowhee.
Nelson will graduate in th<
;pring and receive a B.S. degree
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Rogers receives her B.S. degree
n Spanish and business education
Each teacher training institu
:ion in the state was requested t
select a Mr. and * Miss Studen
reacher. Students selected are t
m presented to the North Caro
ina Education Association at th
^onvontion to be hold ii
Eialeigh March 9-II. They wii
also be. treated to a banquet give:
oy the Association.
The purpose of the program i
threefold: (1) to erase from th
ninds of prospective teachers th
thought that teaching has only
debit side; (2) to have high schoc
students feel that their teacher
:onsider it a privilege and an hon
Dr to teach them; and (3) that th
;eaching profession offers deep an
ibiding pleasure.
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A PROUD MOTHER, "Momba ," pose*
with her baby giraffe, "Augie,"
shortly after it was born at the
Washington Park Zoo in Milwaukee,
Wise. The new addition is six
feet tall, and most of that altitude is
neck. (International Soundphoto)
HOSPITAL NEWS
John Warren, Balsam, is in for
treatment.
Miss Ronda Stimson, Sylva, is
receiving treatment.
Baby Madelaine Morris, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Morris,
Jr., Bryson City, is recovering
from an operation.
Mrs. Beulah Henson, Sylvaf is
doing nicely.
Mrs. Rachael Huskey, Bryson
City, is recovering from an operation.
Mr. Alva Holden, Glenville, i*
in for treatment.
Mrs. Myrtle Green, Greens
Creek, is recovering from an operation.
Mr. Olin Ensley, Sylva, is receiving
treatment.
Master Earl Dillard, Gay, is recovering
from an operation.
Mrs. Margaret Coward, Sylva, is
recovering from an operation.
Mrs. Catherine Crawford, Sylva,
is in for treatment.
Mrs. Belle Allison, Webster, is
receiving treatment.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frizzeell,
' Wbster, announce the birth of a
son on Feb. 20..
Mr. and Mrs. Astor Plemmons,
' Jr., Sylva, announce the birth ol
a daughter on Feb. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jamison,
5 Sylva, announce the birth of a
B son on Feb. 15.
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G. A.'s of Jarrett
Memorial Hold Meeting
The Pauline Snelson G. A.'s of
Jarrett Memorial Baptist church
met Wednesday afternoon, February
15, for their regular meeting.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Bobbie Nell Jacobs,
after which there was a circle
prayer and the G. A. hymn sung.
The minutes were read by the secretary,
Betty Jacobs. The program
committee was then in charge of
the program. Those taking parts
on the program were: Mary Lou
Jacobs, Patsy Dills, Jannette Queen,
Bobbie Nell Jacobs, Shirley
Crisp, Betty Jacobs, and Bobbie
Brown.
Following the program, counse-|
lor \Villa Jo Sutton set February
27 as the day to observe the week
of prayer. The meeting was dismissed
by the singing of the prayer,
"Into My Heart."
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