PACE FOUR
THE NEWS-JOURNAL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1954
The News-Journal
RATIONAL EDITORIAL
Published Every Thursday at Radford, N. C.
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FAIL DICKSON
Entered as second-clajs mUl matter at the post
office at Raeford, N. C, under the Act of March 3, 1870
2C00 Attend REA
Annual Meeting;
Hear Hodges Speak
The recent meeting of mem
bers of Lumbee River Electric
Membership Corporation held in
Lumbeiton was very successful
and everyone enjoyed himself ex
cept for the cold weather. All of
those in attendance realized the
thermomter dropped from 70 de
grees to 30 degrees the morning
of the meeting and the Coopera
tive Warehouse was not heated.
The meeting was well attended
2,000 of the some 3.000 chairs
were filled by members and vis
itors. C. L. Ballance, president of
the cooperative, presided through
out the session. He gave a detailed
report of the operations of the
cooperative for the past year and
also discussed briefly the future
plans of the cooperative for the
coming yeat. He thanked the
members for their patience in
connection with the recent storm
"Hazel".
J. 'It. Caddell, treasurer, gave a
x brief overall report followed by
the manager, D. J. Dalton, who
was recognized for a Irief re
port. T. O. Moses. Jii'lge of Record
er's Court. H''ke Count v. was
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recognised as chairman of the
nominating committee. He gave
his report which was adopted by
the members, re-electing the en
tire board of directors. At a
meeting of the board the same
officers were re-elected.
State Senator Cutlar L. Moore
introduced the speaker, Honor
able Luther II Hodges, who gave
a most interesting address. The
then Lieutenant Governor prais
ed the progress of the cooperative
and the rural electrification pro
cram in North Carolina as well
as the na'ion. To further the pro
gress in our state of North Caro
lina, "we must have faith, cour
age, and leadership completely
open and honest with the people
and with ourselves.
Rockfish PTA Meets
Thursday Evening
(Contributed)
The PTA of Rockfish School
met last Thursday night with
very good attendance. Mrs. Her
man Kooiu-e's room won the
prize for having the most parents
present. The meeting was called
to order by the pres; lent, Mrs.
Paul Heath, and after reading of
the minutes ::nd treasurer's re
cr.rt, the Witness which is gen
NSW HEBE
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IN AND BUY
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BEFORE IT GETS REAL COLD!
erally the main part of a PTA
meeting, was in order.
The most important thing dis
cussed at this time was the beau
tifieation of the school grounds,
which got off to aslow start with
everyone waiting for someone
else to launch the plans, but end
ed up with some splendid deci
sions and committees appointed
to give the plans further study
and work out the details, which
will result in the soil being built
up, grass planted In front of the
building, with walks and drives,
and parking places and play
grounds and additional shrubbery
planted.
Guest speakers for the evening
were Mrs. Marshall Newton and
Mrs. Joe Lovette of Wayside who
told of their trip to the U. N.
Each gave a very interesting part
of the trip and the stay in New
York. They were very much Im
pressed with the things that they
saw and heard and the message
they brought back made this
group feel that the U. N. is really
worthwhile and that we should
do all within our povri' to boost
I it as anvttiin':, imperfect though
it may be, Is far better than war,
,so let us use all our influence to
help the U. N.
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Deane To Name
10 Candidates For
Air Force Academy
Congressman C. B. Deane of
Rockingham today announced
that the Air Force has authorized
him to make ten nominations of
candidates residing in the Eighth
North Carolina District, of which
Hoke County is a part, to take
the competitive examinations for
appointment to the new U. S. Air
Force Academy.
The Eighth District nominees
meeting the physical and mental
requirements to be determined
by the Air Force will compete
for the seven appointments to the
Academy which have been allot
ted to Xorth Carolina. The first
academy class will begin in July
of next year.
Final selection of the first class
YOUR
i'iV-1,
4-H Project Dis'iict
named in Fayctteville
Winners I
rocently I
include three Hoke County 4-H
Club members. I'ic'ured above
are, first row, left to right: Ella
Blossom, Richmond County, safe
ty; Etta Kerr, New Hanover,
senior canning, en'oraolouy, food
of 300 Air Force cadets will be
made by the Air Force Academy
Admissions Board on the basis
of competitive examinations to be
given all nominees. Langley Air
Force Base, Hampton, Va., and
Shaw Air Force Base, Sumter, S.
C, have been designated as ex
amining centers for North Caro
lina nominees. Thec centers will
administer the first tests during Among the eligibility require
the first week respectively of , ments for nomination to the Air
December, February and March. I Force Academy are the follow
The examination will consist of ling: Candidates must be U. S.
the final medical test for flying ; citizens; of good moral character;
training, leadership potentialities ' must have at'aincd the age of
a bet we're talking
If you are using TWO services in your home when
ONE will do a better, cleaner, safer job and dr
it cheaper why not give yourself 0 break. Gr
"omplctIy electric.
The same modern, efficient service that lipht?
cur heme, plays ycur radio end TV, sweeps yout
"Mi-, and does your laundry, can cook your meal'
and hect your water. It's the ONE service the'
can do ALL your household chores.
Join the thousands of homemakers who have gone
from "2 to 1." They like it! So will you.
BE MODERN Go Electric!
(CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
WORKLESS WASHDAYS AHEAD!
Electric Dryer truces a wonderful working
partner to help solve your washday prob
lems. Your electric dealer con demon
strate this perfect pair for wintry wash
days ahead.
4-H PROJECT DISTRICT WINNERS
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preparation; Vivian Tucker,
Moore, better groon.ing, dairy
foods demonstra i.m; Frances
Chisholm, SWIa.-Hl, lead ;rsliip;
Judith Aiin'.i! i, iroke, junliir can
ning; Mar.i p.r::jv,wl, Anson, ve
:.retable producti tn demonstration;
Carolvn Briley, Anson, girl's re-
and pilot aptitude tests. , 1 7 :nd not have reached the age
Upon completion of these tests, of 22 as of July l of their admis
suceessful nominees will be noti- si n jear to the Academy; must
fi;d for the final series of exam- reside at time of application
inations to be administered by the within the continental U. S.t A
Educationul Testing Service, la.-ka, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Pan
Princeton, New Jersey, an hide- ama Canal Zone or on active
pendent organization which ad-' military duty overseas; must be
ministers college board entrance medically qualified for flying
examinations.
not offering
"sure thing."
you
about a
Keep washday tem
peratures down and
spirits up, the workless
way. Let an automatic
Electric Washer do the
hard work. All you do
is put in the clothes,
set the dial and for
get it. With the rainy
season cominq up, an
SEE YOUR ELECTRIC
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coid
Second row: Laura Jean
i'r.vling, Pender, farm and home
i-Yetric; Bobby Auman, Moore,
f r .stry; James Potter, Hoke,
dairy management demonstration;
ami .In Anne King, Hoke, achieve
ment. Third row: Todd Robert
Scarborough, Richmond, soil and
training.
Interested applicants in the
Eighth District are advised to
write Rep. Charles B. Deane, 209
House Office Building, Washing
ton, D. C, for additional information.
MRS. ELEANOR 0. WATTS of 1144 COUNTRY CLUB
ROAD, WILMINGTON, N. C, SAYS: "I have enjoyed
cooking ver since I was first married. Having been a
dietitian, I have used every type of fuel, and it's electric
cooking two to one for me. I could give many reasons lor
preferring electric cooking but to say it's cool, cleon, com
fortable and convenient, pretty well coven the subject."
HOT WATER THE
COOL, SAFE WAY!
All the hot water you'll
ever need and the storage
tank stays COOL to the
touch. The completely in
sulated heating elements
r r rf tha
N. -5 water heater keep the
r(iA heat INSIDE the tank.
Available ot your electric
DEALER SOON!
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water conservation; H. B. Smith,
Cumberland, peanuts; Gerald
Cherry, Duplin, tractor operation;
and Lowell Barbour, Cumber
land, dairy achievement. (Photo
Courtesy Fayctteville Observer), i
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
If AIM AMD lAtM
IM YOUS SPAJtl TtMl
WITH TMI MIW
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