THE LuLW IP 3, EENAK3YILLE. N. C, Tirrf ; 0.A1
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PH:4 1JV 4h9 Stanford VH Club' are shown .hert enjoying ;
business arid edcaiionJ part of their ': ;
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25tereed;.iuJv.:;ndjyouiig people
Ttnet .iS Stanford 'Church, east of
Mtt'VUV, H discuss organizing a
i Community- 4'H Club; Stemming
,? n irom, interest. shown ,at the meet
' ,i ingt-f sponsoring commiitee was
1 5nained.'Jlay Roerts4 Sr. was ol-
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prtpil Vhairman of 'tliB.Brir.nsril'UlB
committee which, was cortiDosed f
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Roberts, and MiM Lillie
Smith.' ' '
Miss Smith and Preston Royafi
were chosen by th committee as
Adult 4-H Leaders- On August 3,
HATS OFF !
To 4-H Boys & Girls
Of Duplin
Many Projects.
The Way To Bigger and
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MILLING CO
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s ' ' jnii year i (m;
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. '.'..1.'p..L : I i'moiistration."'; feWH'.trVH
an i iorganizaUonaLjneeUna. , was
called. The group of elevin, 4-H
lows; Preaiue.it:; i-jy ione'i;
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sen tly," B .atifdrd ,4-H ,Club, .'as '$
named '.thein'Sei'Vi'ei' i'ttlfcbt to"
;itAVe : buiiai ' oWneid'-t:bv; Adult':.
T V GroWth1'c.rttr club : hasten
rto'nrirtiioLrf. ' .VfemueChh) now iM'
Inds at t'we'n-tilnea'hii(J WhS
program, topics
e A 'is ;
ialth Im
1 provement.!?'EotH Subjects' 'yere
presented oy -i-ners, unner me
guidance of adult" leaders' and Ex
tension Agents. .; ;' '
As a part ofkatlonal 4-k, Week?
Observance Stanford Club,, spent
Saturday af tejhoon ; of last week
Cleaning roadsides in frijs.' commu
nity. Special attention -was givdn
I Church ground 'j..
t" (Recreation tas been included in
the club's activities. Miss Smith
and Mr, Royall have worked with
the t-H'erf in all phages . of thei
work including county events and
activities.
Look
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Eecieation
Skating Afternoon and
Night
2:30 to 5:30
7:00 to 11:00
V Price To Everyone
' Saturday Afternoon
. Only .
Ladies Night
v JVlon. Night Skate
. . , Price. . ,
GOLD PARK
: LAKE
5 Miles South Of
, Gpldsboro"
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Phohe93 25 v
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jfcyr fce&fteMllilllhW1 Sw&- !;
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West Coast Lumber Specialties
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i .si; Masno'ia 4-If rnen
efs are
A. Q. Smith, kheeling. This 4-H
Kiwunds as one of their community
iplia 4-fT ers
By " Craig EUh, Eepdrtes to sTiow haw to give deTienstra
The Magnolia Coinmunicy 4-H tions will be given by .limmie
Club had its ffrst mesiing'Jan- Rich.
11 io in .tho rnmmniiitv Juhe A demonstration on tht
Building in Magnolia. The offi-
who were elected are: Mary
Alice Thomas, President; Jimmie
Rich, Vice President; Jean Rich,
Secretary - Treasurer; Craig Rich,
ReDorter- Marv Ann Martino, Song
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Leader. The Adult Leaders are
Mr. nd Mrs. A. O. Smith. The
sponsors are Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Thomas and Mrs. Rosa Pope.
The club started with 26 mem
bers at the first meeting, and now
has 4 new members making a to
tal of 30.
Members of the club took part
in the Heart Fund Benefit Pro
eram recently . held in Magnolia
On February 25, H?art Sunday,
club members in groups of 2 and
3 went on a house-to-house can - j
vass for the Heart Fun. This mo
nth, being Cancer month the
group will also go on a Cencer
Drive in the communitv.
, Pspgrams are planned for this
year. They are as follows:
.February Beautlfication of the
Magholla Elementary School gro
unds. '
' Marc"h Mrs. Charlie Thomas
and Mary Alice will give a talk
on the uress tievue, ana a iaiK
and demonstration
given
on the safety of guns, both hunt
ing ,and. in the home, by 'Jimmie
Rich. ,
April - Practice and prepare
for Health Pageant. .
May A talk to encourage aJ
TI1GRES WO
STOPPINGS-
MADIMCD
Products "..,' ;
; , r , Warsaw, N. C.
Red Wood Products
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sliown above 'With their "leader Mrs,
Club plans to
beautify the school
projects.
Plan Busy Year
safety of Electrical Equip ncnl,
on the farm una jii the lio ne.
(for boys) will be given by Craig
Rich. A demonstration on the sa-
lety ana use 01 isiecincai Appi:-
ances in the home, (for girls) will
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, be given Dy Mary Alice
1 nomas
and Jean Rich
July A talk will be given
by outstanding club members un
4 H work. Plans will be made
for a community picnic.
August Program on Career
Exploration.
September Planning and pre
paring for Fair Exhibit.
October A talk and de:nons-
tration
on Crafts by Mrs. Kusa
Pope,
November The planning c(
the program for next year.
December Christmas
Party.
4-H Club goals have been se;
for this year and ii is hoped to
complete each and everyone of
them. Plan and conduct National
4-H Club Week observance. Have
a project tour, Conduct Commu
nity Service Project, and have a
4-H Sunday Program.
For the Community service pro
ject plans are to beautify the Mag
nolia Elementary School grounds
The club has asked for donations
of shrubs and bulbs lrom various
clubs and individuals to help carry
out this project.
It is hoped that the club will
be a auccess, both for the mem
bers and the people who will take
it over. Under the expert leader
ship of the leads
s, the club as -
sured of success.
LITTLE BEAVER
DAM CLUB
This Club was organized No
vember 10, 1961 in the Beaver
Dam Community 4-H Club House.
Fourteen boys and girls are en
rolled in the club which meets
every other Friday at 4:00 o'clock,
The first few meetines were de -
voted to learning club pledges and
learning how to conduct a meet
ing. At present, members are busy
working on a health pfqject.
Mrs. Robert Ward, is serving as
adult leader with the help of
junior leaders, Alice Carol Mer
ritt and Leli Ward. The junior
leaders are members of the Bea
ver Dam Community 4-H Club.
Club officers are: Ann Craft,
President; Sylvia Ward, Vice-President;
Carla Ray Merritt, Secre
tary; Melvin Ward, Treasurer; and
Larry Knowles, Reporter.
Crime and punishment grow out
of one stem. Punishment is fruit
that, unsuspected, ripens within the
flower of the pleasure that conceal
ed it.
REMEMBER
Delivery When
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Phone 293
Warsaw, N. C.
The tfbjie
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romn Service
R presealn'lve
Carplina Pwer
& LIgllt Cu.
AH OUT OVEN TSMP..tATl'RES
V In, the p.J d"." cooi: s".u.'.. her
nrl in ths, u:er 0 ' e: the
'em"rr-;ure.' 'lar l"y .he rooJern
;ook desa't have to gutss at the
'.amperatura of li.r o '?n, lain-j in
He r'nes 0"f rf te.i, her r ;n e h is
oven heat cortrol.
f'O 'w r, t.n se ''odVs vh'se
o-'ers o not hive h "it rov vol th?y
should purchase a t s'.o.l, rroven
own tuef modeler "h'"h 'vhus'y
will not control the heat but will
help determine the t.mpera'uro of
the oven so that vou can lo v r or
increase the amount of he;t
nee led. These handy oven thermo
meters are available at most hard
ware stores or houeswarcs depart
ments in gener'l stores.
If you are going to b.ike success
fully, you will need correct oven
temperature and shouli id ow
the temperature indicated in the
recipe you are using. Mary a od
cake has been ruined becnusc the
oven temperature was not correct.
Once a year, at leas, have your
1 oven checked by the utility comp
any, your electrician or yourself,
because -even the best range needs
care.
S'udy the instructions which came
with your range because the people
ih mala it bnn,. kpt
wno maae n Know Dest now you
should treat it for maximum ser
vice. Although modern recipes give
exact cooking temperature, it is just
as well for you to know what these
different temperatures mean.
Very slow - 230-300 F
Slow - 325 F. '
Moderate - 350-375 F.
Moderately Hot -400 "F.
Hot - 425-450F.
Very Hot - 475-500' F.
Common Caus-K of Cuke Drier's
i Higher on Ore Side Than The
Other - Uneven oven heat: cake too
near sides of oven, oven too fuli,
uneven oven; worped pans.
1 Coarse Grain: Insufficient mix
ing; oven too hot or too cool; too
much or too little sugar; too much
i flour or wrong kind; too much or
too little liquid; too much baki.ig
powder.
Tunnels: Over mixing; too hot
oven; too much flour or wrong kind
Dry and Crumbly: Too much four;
too much baking powder or soda;
too little shortening. Moist and
Crumbly: Too much sugar; too lit
tle or too much liquid; too much
shortening. Falls during baking:
Too cool oven; tuo much suar;
too little flour or too much bakin"
powder or soda; tooo much shorten-
1 .
ing.
Falls after baking Insufficient bak
ing.
Runs Over Top Of Pan: Too cool
oven; too much sugar; too much
baking powder or soda; to small
pan.
Hard Crust: Too hot oven; ba' ed
too long. Falls ApaiH Coming From
Pan: Too cool oven; too much sir ar
insufficent baking; improper cool
ing; too much shortening: too mu"h
baking powder or soda
rough Innd-
ling when taking cake out of pan.
1 Sticks To Pan: To much sugar; im
proper cooling; pan not greased
properly or new pan not properly
tempered.
Gillette
Adjustable Razor
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Hotteis-hiil 4-71 ers an. ji.ured o',-ove with their leaders at-a
club mestin'. From left to ryiit: Marsha, Brown, Lorianne Quinn,
Kenreth Garner, Carol (Juin 1, Mr. Karl Johnson, Mrs. Ellis Turner,
Billy Turner, Marie Quinn, Gene Turner, Annie Turner and Kenny ,
Brown. . . .'
Pcliers Hill 4-H
Plans Fuli Year
The Potters Hill Communil
4-H Club was organized Ma"i
25, 1958. At present t"e c' i
members, together with adult
4-H leaders, Mrs. Lee Thigpen,
and Mr. Ei:rl Jeiinsan, In:. a i . ..
regular mon h!y n'pr'ine n' ""'
Potters H 11 Community Devel'ip
mnt Club Building. Me-t.ngs .
held i.n the last Friday niiiii :
each month.
A. the meeting held in Xr.-c:i:-ber
to plan the next w pro
grams, the ciji) member-; de i, e l
4-H'ers Let
Service
In Your
I i&bihi Q3BE33.
Bank Of Alf. Olive
Make Our Hank Your Bank
In Mount Olive and Calypso
a 4-H lu
rl tit
iwuys ready
to help . .
and soafe
To People Like You
We Owe Our
Success I !
QUINN-McGOWAN CO. INC.
Furniture Funeral Dir..
Warsaw and Beulaville
. -t . - i.
they would l'ke to rmike a tour
of the J. P. Stevens Company In
Walla e. This tour U to be con
ducted during the month of May
and will rep:e;e..t the planned
jilt ; :ra.n for thst morth. Y' ?
The goal in 19G2 is to have all
record; comple.ed by members
and tj enter more county 4-11 ev-
ent
Club officers -are: ;iiUv Turnch,
President; Carol Ann Quinri, "Vice
President; Marie Quinn, Secra
tnry Treasurer; Ann e 'Turn?r,
Reporter; and Kenny Brown,
S:mg lender.
Man is capable of ail things.
Eve.-vth'ng in the world is good
fur something. , f- . .
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To You
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