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No. 1 These three FFA boys have tome specimens of fine beef cattle,
as their projects. Left to right: David Hugh Tate, Joe Caldwell, and
Thad Medford.
No. 2 One of the 50 silos in the community. This is looking down from
the top of the 35-foot silo at Troy Messer. The -silo is at the dairy barn
of T. C, Davis. The ronc.'te and steel silo holds 60 tons, and is ten
feet In dhmeter.
No. 3 The interior of the dairy barn of T. C. Davis, where 15 cows
are milked by machinery.
No. 4 Ancihir example of fine bacf rattle produced In Iron Duff.
This was made in the barn lot of Frank Bradshaw.
No. 5 These two 4-11 Club members, Harley Caldwell (left) find Joe
Caldwell, are intested in their Guernsey heifers as farm projects.
There are 14 Giade A Dall ies, and 56 Grade C producers in Iron Duff.
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News Events Of
Cruso Community
MRS. CHARLES LAYMAN
Mountaineer Reporter
CRUSO MAN MARRIES
MARION WOMAN
. Mrs,1 Rebecca McOtWWHtariW
was married to D. C. Shufford in
Marion Tuesday. March 20th. Mr.
Shufford is 71 years old, and Mrs.
Shufford is 67. They plan to make
their; home here. At present they
are staying vtih his son, E. A.
Shufford.
Ned Rogers a student at Bethel
High suffered a broken arm, when
horse he was riding at his home
threw him off.
Ernest Rogers and family visited
Rev.Oder Rogers, who has been
News Items From
Hominy Section
By MRS. LLOYD R. JONES
Mountaineer Reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morrow,
Jr., and daughter Pamela Ann of
Pasadena, Texas, arrived here
STirWrto to 'spend Easter holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hersehel Hipps and family, Mrs
Hayesville.
Rev. and Mrs. Emry Johnson of
Monroe, La., stopped by for a short
visit with. Mr. E. A. Shufford. Rev.
Mr. Johnson was on his way to
Greenlee Baptist Church in Mc
Dowell County to conduct a revival.
Marshall Beddingfield was call
ed to Ashevillc, Tuesday as his
sick, some time at his home at1 mother was critically ill.
Morrow is the former Miss Peaev
Joe Hipps.
Hersehel Hipps, chairman of
Hominy Community Development
program attended the special meet
ing held in the Courthouse March
20.
Rocky Face Baptist.Cljurch group
met at tlie' home 'of Mrs. Charlie
Jones March 20 for their regular
missionary meeting. Miss Violet
Mann gave the devotional.
Dues Were paid and old and new
business was discussed. There
were about twenty present.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
List Of Candidates For
Canton Posts Growing
Cpl. Edgar V. Clark, who is sta
tioned ,il Cherry Point, spent last
week end at home with his fam
ily. 'Rocky Face Baptist women had
an all-day quilting March 28 at
the home of Mrs. I. W. Scott.
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The political kettle began to boil
down in Canton for the approach
ing town election, as additional
candidates announced for office.
' 'Mayor Floyd W. Woody has an
nounced he will seek re-election
for the position he gained two
years ago.
Albert B. Robinson who has
been a member of the board of al
dermen for five terms, has stated
definitely that he is retiring from
office when the present term expires.
Albert J. Reno, another alder
man has not announced his plans.
Ralph R. Mease announced last
week that he would be a candidate
for re-election to the office of
Police Judge.
Sebe Plott, incumbent, announc
ed earlier that he would be a can
didate for re-election as alderman.
He was named to the board two
years ago. He too, it was under
stood, would run on an independ
ent ticket. k
A full ticket was announced re
cently by a complete new set of
candidates, with W. J. Stone, can
didate for mayor; Maurice T.
Brooks, Camie Henson and Henry
Seaman as aldermen.
J, N.. PoweH hadj announced 6
week earlier thai "he would be a
candidate for alderman on an
independent ticket, which brings
the number of candidates to seven.
Decorative glass used in con
struction can be tempered with
heat tp withstand thermal and
physical shocks much greater than
ordinary glass.
Students Make
Good Jurors
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (AP)
One morning in 1936 several
students in the news reporting class
at The State University's School
of Journalism found themselves
moved out of the spectators' seats
In Judge George Morrison's Dis
trict Court In New Brunswick, and
sworn in as jurors. That was the
beginning of a unique learn-by-doing
program which Professor
Hubert Ede's reporting classes
have been carrying on regularly
for the past five years.
"The reason I like to have stu
dents serve on juries is that they
do such a fine job. I don't know
that I've ever had any.better, more
serious jurors than the Rutgars
kids," Judge Morrison said.
l nere is an age requirei
i years for jurors in thi
Judge Morrison explained,
hit on the practice of
attorneys in a caw to vu
limitation, and itfc word
fine."
During the Middle Age
considered unmanly to ridt
opean carriages. Tliev j
"chiefly by women.
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iti Yugoslavia. The size and eeoa-
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as that of West Virginia.
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