LE, N. C, SI.
:3AY.B.Lirc;i.i, i;:2.
'. .i 1am;ifrli are shown here anoeipg Curtains In their'
;;;btab hbiwJrortft to right: Kay Brie, 4Jari;iett Lanier, Nancy
Ward, MSggi eUs.v Alice Carol Merritt, DohriAtiner and Lela
-: .. , . Brj, Aim -Johnson .
v The 1 Beaver" DaniH Club,
pBnized on FebWiary 10, 1961.
had a, very successful year.
and Mrs. Robert-E. Ward,
, or
has Mr.
Club
, in lhA 'Club and ha VP ereatlv
today. It has'sn enrollment of twen-
' tv-flve members and meets everv
two weeks at the Club House.
; Tne officers for the new year are:
Tohn, Wilkins, . President; Margie
Wells, Vice-President"; Gloria Mer
rill; Secretary;. Nancy Ward, Song
Leader : Alan . Johnson , Reporter ;
and Dwisht Johnson, Historian. ;
: Under the capable direction ; of
our leaders, Mr. and Mrs., Ward,
vith the assistance of Mr. and Mrs.
iVUlmm , Merritt, we have hart , a
most successful year; and antici
pate much progress during the com
ing year.- . . s-rW'
The' club, house 'is a house .owned
'y' the A-ult Leaders. They lease?'
it to the club. The club cleaned,' re
paired, and pair-ted it. . Member.1
and leaders did the work,. Blocks
with boards over, them were used
for seats. Now, we have benches
bliut by 4-H'ers. Materials were pur
chased from money raised by sell
ing ,sesds and cards. Girls mide
curtairs. All washed windows and
painted. We have used, the club
house for regular .meetings two
times monthly. The Beaver Dam
Little Club uses it and both groups
have held socials in the "Home Of
Beaver Dam 4-H Club."
Beaver Dam boys are shown here constructing benches to be used
in their club house. Don Bishop, second from right seems to be tell
- ing Joe Blanchard, kneeling, "Mark it hen". Billy Merritt and Dwfgbt
Johnson are looking on with interest.
Summerlin's Crossrods
Personals
i
rus Rhodes during the week-end.! Leaders reporting were Mrs. D.
A 1-c and Mrs. Thomas Hill of F Cherry Health, Mrs. Eddie Good
Schillings Air Force Base Selma, man clothing, Mrs. Carl Ivey Edu
Kansas visited his parents, Mr, and cation. v ;-. . : :',
Mrs. E. J. Hill last week. During the social hour the recrea-
The Rev. and Mrs.' Marvin Whit- lion leader led in -a .contest about
r.Jlj rt : i rul. ir.. .. r tir i : - -"',' - ,iV
held a proeram at the Courtv Pro-j Mr. aadjli Willis Henry Swin- M . M Stokes Westbrook ' The hostesses served delicious re-
such as parlimanetary prcce-'UiV. f -.,.
nisi aiu, amety, manners, ana
trips.
n v w m i I
Dy mr. tun ivey
Bryant Hollowell of Mount Olive
1 spent Jft week end with his grand.
In 1961 leaver Dam had exh'bits. parents, Jfc and Mrs. Walter Jones.
Show, and also square-danced
Brod"en 'Hall in Wilmington.
Activities of the club such as
cleaning sprees, raisin? money,
painting, building benches, and ot
hpr iohs in which ah mber lent
The ficers for the first year a hand, have made the club one of
at uanrciu airu iu v,oVu mncu cnrl.iv
At ; .i .E.jie tiive milk coisimip
tin-) declined 2 5 percent, milk pro
duction Increased. 1.5 percent. Sur
pluses of dairy products Increased
accordingly.. Uodpr the dairy price
support program, USDA's purchases
of . butter , to 161 increased by 5.7
times over' , the purchases a r year
earlier!' nonfat city t tnilk purchases
increased J.S tlmcs;;-,and purchases
of cheddar "cheese Increased - 414
times that, of v year, earlier.'?"
Spokesmen tor USD A and the Ad
ministration point to- the health
scare a8;the possible reason fo- the
Tfase in milk consumption. They
reftsnn .that vith air the" talk about
the relationship of hear! attacks to,
the amount of cholesterol' In jf the
Kodv nd. the distiisslon of radioac
tive fallout upon our food ; supply Ji
especially; tnilk f people identify
these1 thftSH flM the milk ar-d cut
down on their-consumption of dairy
products even though they realizr
that milk is one of the most -nutri
tlouAvfoods.H- 'A
The leadership of the American
Fwn Bureau says the higher price
supports' 'durini: the past 17 nn
ths have brought forth more produ
ction.'sdiscouraged Consumption- and
greatly, increase government costs
No matten -what, i the , cause or
causes of this consumption decrease
and production increase, i the ore
million- farmers who sell milk 'will
have to make sorrte adiustment be
cause ' we cannot continue ' to accu
mulate "dairy products in still larger
inventories- " ':'- :
-i- (' -. 'r'.: -'.: -',--'-:
i There is expected to toe much pre
ssure thja. year, for a national milk
marketing; order , to aid the R venh
ment in eontroHihg milk production
-" , w-r--.-. - vi r inn with. .-unxes vvt-SLDi ihik im nnK bshps SHrvRn ,npiiriniis ri- jiicitb -u uiim u. iiujk iimio wuuiibiivii , , . . .. ,
-ram, participated in the Talent son oi uucney.r, ana Mrs. uoya vixitBl1 .-,.,, Mr, v,hprt wh- fchw.n Mni.Hn f -fa-.--iiHire dttectlvelyi,Aecordn to the' or?1fe.-HB "'cu
. n!.i.... j nhAM aa miimnora At. in i snnr tinrr tt..s t innrt '. : t
the m tiub pieage. From lett to right:" First row, Ralph Hunter,
iu). DaiAA navnnf. Second row. Cecil Edward! (adult leader) '.
. Aaram rosier, Uail ISdwards, Craig I4wier, JO Ann Kaynor, Lola . .
: t nr,io c. Thionsn Thirrl row. Janet Lanier. Bobbv Lewis': Prcn, ' :
ijmier. Barbara Raynon, Patricia Laniet.f Mrsl Rajph HuSter (aduili ir '
eaden. ourui row, roujr jvoiis, acuclu jucvYia, wiuue muuicy, ouiy , ,
Community Club
Of Cedar Fork
Re-organized
During late 1961 and early 1962
Cedar- Fork Community 4-H Club
theCedar Fork Community Bui.
meeting ity-fcc Mi ihe. t'upos)i; ;
Dlannine Proerams For the Year
Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday
Summerlin
Mrs. W. T. Byrd is ill at
home.
He-1 Mrs. Jimmy Korncgay and Miss
pared from
her ; and hero.
bi ry Annie Ruth Denning of Mnimi
were as follows: John Wilkins, Pre-
.nioem; 4wij(iH vuiiiiouii, vjie-ne-
sident: Mary Elizabeth Merritt, Sec
jWary'lMareie' Wells, Program Dir
ector: Alan Johnson, Reporter: and
Lela Ward, Historian.
Through the year the club has
had many i interesting programs
the outstanding spots of the com
munity. Each member is proud of
the club and what he or she has
contributed to It.
The members have carried out
Tojec's in sewi"?, cookini?. cloth
ina, livestock raisin g. tree i 'testifi
cation, aad numerous others.
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' "-.: ?' cutting tmll M ruggad, th WIZ is built to take th
'.Ut'.ni. Will) new 16 plunge-cut bow. It's a natural tor
pounding
f prefestlca' ".orina. With new 16 plunge-cut bow. It's a natural (or
eulpwood ptqciuctian.
New vsslarf U crakskaft lournals greatly Increase bearing surface.
New bigger fcickolate and fan housing give better cooling. Available
'. ' , rith 16" plunge cut bow, as well as straight blades from 14" to 21",
j'sartotafjiodbfush cutter.
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PINK HILL, N. C.
Mr. an Mrs. Geddie Jpttee,
becca and Marshall. Mrs.' "3
Gradv. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A1. Jit. Olive and Mrs. Carl Ivey - visiteH
nigan went to Sneeds Ferry FrifiwMrs- Mary Ann Adom of Dobbers
Mr. and Mrs. Donald AlDhin afidViUe Sunday.
dauhtrters Terrv and Laurie of New W- L. A. Brock of Rose Hill and
Bern snent last Thursdav and Fri-'MrsTtT. A. JeiTigan visited Mrs
dav with Mrs 'Fred Alphin.
Mr. and Mrs. John L Amon Sv
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr
and Mrs. Wayne Faulk of Bea
Marsh.
M-Sgt. and Mrs. Cecil Herrin;
and daughters Brenda Bonnie l'.ef
sie Vickie and Monica Jill of Fay
ettevillei Mrs. Joe Gray Whitted an
i Amy Jo of Seven Springs visilei
Mrs. Bessie A. Herring Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Summerlii'
and daughters of ' Keansville visit
ed Mr. and Mis. Allie Ray Arnet
Sunday.
Mesdsmes Sudie Veach Lanstoi'
Viola J. Sloan, and Lucile H. Wood
aVd of Warsaw. -Mrs.-- Bernard
OnrHson. Peul Barbara and Dennis
of Kinston-visted Mr. and Mrs. T
.. .lenugan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs,. ,1. D. Best anr'
children of Ooldsboro.-J Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Heath and children of
Grifton were guests during the week
end of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dail.
Mrs. Fred A'phin and daughter
Peggy visited Mrs. Lula Parker at
the home of Mr. "and Mrs. Earl
Dail of Mount Olive Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ivey of
"rcHsboro visited relatives ,and fri
ends in this Community Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Rose Bil lof Kinston
nent the week end' with Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Bell and Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Godbolt. -v '
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis q'
Richlands, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hol
lowell and children ;fbf Mount Olive
ad Mrs. Albert 'Jones visited
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones Sunday
Miss Lottie Byrd of- Broajden vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Byrd Sun
day. .,
Pvt Linwood -Rhodes of Fort Jack
son, S. C. visited Mr. and Mrs. Cy-
HEIUG-LEV1ME
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p ONLY 3 MORE DAYS o
Storewide j Clearance Of
Fine Furniture Floor Samples
To Make Space For Arrivinq
Shipments r . ;rc
l) fo 50 less
r.
if, 'it UV'$ :
flhan reeul'jr PRICES or comparable values
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Ethel Kornegay of Albertson Mon
day. V
Jhon I. Amon Jr. of Goldsboro
was a guest et-Mr. and Mrs. John I.
Am on Sr. Monday. - ; f
. Mrs. Jimmy Roiftegay of Mount
Dlive and Mrs. CarlIvey visited
Mrs. R. L. Sykes Tuesday.
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Surnmerlin's fbss
Roads HDC Mef
The Surnmerlin's Home DemojN,
Stration Club met in the home bffcent
Mrs, H. C. Lewis and Mrs. G. L.
Summerlin last Thursday.
Mrs. E. J. Summerlin was in
charge. Of the devotional. Mrs.. Lew
:e Fwd and Nutrition; leader gave
the demonstration on "add Spice
v Mi.i oue .gave members sev
eral ' recipes using Spices' a n
erbs stressing how dishes Could
be improved by the use of them.
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BUILD? CHARACTER
Whether It Is Learning
Better Care And Opera'
tion Of Farm Equipment
Or Mastering A. Home
Making Skill, 4-H Mem
bers Acquire Initiative,
Responsibility - And.
Leadership ' ,
YOUR
John Deere,
Dealer '
Sends You
Congralulaiions-
: maT t-s-l U ff...l. ah J f.
recipes -using spices 'America,, Farm, Bureau, instead of 1 " ZZ:,:
IZSJWLZZ Me tnember. are Gordon Thig-
ZS'iZTZto k Mls- Vernon
aSfiJ '"U ' r. and Mrs. Dewey Lamer;
y - - l and Mrs.. C ornehus Edwards; In-
"''','',.'';'...'"; '' "', ' Idividuals chose projects-and of-
' Robert C Bratcher ; ',;e-s were elected during the
. -A' i.v-r , -, " . "January meeting. r -
KorfolkVa. Robert C, Brateher. riesiaent Biiiy LanirV i Vfe
enginfema . second' class USN, son Vpresident, Peggy LSnier; " Secre
of Mr-and Mrs, Marry E. Bratcher tary . Treasurer. Mane- f?a. t
of ; Beuiavile, N. C. is -serving a- Reporter, Kenneth Lewhj Song"
board stuck cargo ship USS Mifr Leader j Rebecca RayliQr,'
phen; unit' of the' Atlantic Fleet f; Cedar Fork 4-H'erS are tplan
Amphibious' Force; v headquartered ning to meet once each' month'ia
at. Norfolk,' Va., which-celebrates Its ' '
20th anniversary on feb. 20. - - ;
Orsanh-ed on F!,b,:-20,v 1942. the .
force lead every major Allied am
phfoioua landing North - Africa
and Europe during World 'War II:1
Agriculture
fiction
By WALLACE PARKER
N. C. Farm Bureau federation ''
Dairy Surpluses Are Increasing ,
At a . time when our - eeonomic
growth and population are: increas
ing it is surprising to learn that the
total -consumption of dairy -products
in the United States; decreased1 last
year. With an' -anrual 'economic
growth of about '3 per cent and-an
increase in -population, of i.7 Der-
last year - only -125 billion
pounds of dairy pro lucts were con
sumed in this country a decrease
of belween 2 and 3 billion pounds
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