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GREENSBORO - Among
members of the Sophomore
Class of the University of North
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Carolina at Greensboro who
were recently designate 3o
phomore Scholars were Polly
Elizabeth walston of Kenans -
vllle.
The recognition was made
at a class reception In Alum
nae House.
acknowledge outstanding acho
larship and give the students
an opportunity to talk Infor
mally with various faculty
members about areas of study
In which they may have an
Interest."
Miss Mareb E. Mossman,
dean of the faculty extended
greetings to the class of 1969.
Deans, department heads, ad
visers for the junior Year A
broad Program, the chairman
of the international Studies Pro
gram, and the chairman of the
[onors Council were presented
to the sophomores.
Miss Gall Wright of Winston
Salem and Miss Lois McLean of
Tampa. Florida, were special
guests at the reception. The
two students, now seniors, spent
their Junior year studying
abroad - Miss Wright In Hawaii
and Miss McLean In Spain.
Deaths
MRS. SOPHRONIE G.
BRADSHAW
WARSAW - Mrs. Sophronle
Gertrude Bradshaw, 72, died
Monday morning at Duplin Gen
eral Hospital. Funeral services
were conducted at Johnson Bap
tist church near here at 2 p.m.
Tuesday by the Rev. Paul MulL
Burial was in Plnecrest ceme
tery
Surviving are her husband.
Luther J. Bradshaw; three sons,
Clyde of Warsaw, John of Rocky
Mount and Marvin Bradshaw of
Durham; three brothers, Ezra
Lee of Roxboro, Perry Lee of
Whlteburg, Idaho, and Troy Lee
of Winston-Salem; one sister,
Mrs. Hubert Ferrell of Golds
boro; four grandchildren; three
great grandchildren.
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Would You Believe I
THESE ARE SCENES FROM WARSAW? THE CIVIC CLUBS
OF WARSAW ARE UNITING TO BEAUTIFY THEIR TOWN.
THESE SCENES WERE TAKEN AT RANDOM THROUGHOUT
THE TOWN OF WARSAW. ALTHOUGH THERE ARE MANY
BEAUTIFUL SPOTS IN WARSAW. CITIZENS OFTEN FORGET
THAT THE UNPLEASANT SIGHTS ARE THE ONES THAT
STAND OUT MORE READILY IN THE EYES OF A STRANGER
PASSING THROUGH TOWN. AN APPEAL IS BEING MADE
BY THE MAYOR AND THE CIVIC CLUBS OF WARSAW TO
CITIZENS TO CLEAN UP THEIR PROPERTY DURING THIS
CAMPAIGN.
Nickels For Know-How
Referendum, Nov 22
The Nickels for Know-How
Referendum will be held No
vember 22, 1966. The follow
ing are the Duplin County poll- .
lng places for the Nickels for
Know-How Referendum:
Albertson Community Building
Falson Town Hall
CalvDso Town Hall
Rockflsh Community Building
Billy Brlnkley store
Scott's Store
Magnolia Town Hall
Rose Hill T.V. Shop
Louis Mercer Store
Freeley Smith Store
Warsaw Town Hall
Elmer Swlnson Store
Arlle Goodson Store
Oaunty Agent's Office
Ellis Turner Store
Beulavllle FCX
FCX Store, Wallace
Graham Hanchey Store
East Duplin School
North Duplin School
James Kenan School
Wallace-Rose Hill School
Chalrty High School
Douglas High School
E. E. Smith High School
Nickels for Know-How Is a
program by which farm people
contribute to agricultural re
search and educationln North
Carolina. They contribute a nic
kel per ton on the feed and fer
tilizer they buy to North Caro
lina State University to support
programs in research, teach
ing. and" extension. The plan
was again approved In 1954,
1957, I960, and 1963. By law,
a vote on the plan must be held
every three years. Thus, on
Tuesday, Nov. 22,1966 another
Mckels for Know-How referen
dum will be held at 2,500 poll
ing places throughout North Ca
rolina.
Graduate assistants are
lending additional minds and
hands to the senior research
scientists. Today, you are sup
porting progress in many fields
including genetics, dairy cattle
breeding, animal nutrition,
vegetables, tobacco Insects,
black shank, blueberries, poul
try physiology, nematodes,
wltchweed, alfalfa weevils, soil
fertility, corn breeding, cotton
marketing, milk production, soy
beans ana forage crops. In addi
tion to these research assis
tants, your nickels have sup
ported full positions designed to
reduce the disease losses in
flue-cured tobacco, to control
peanut and small grain di
seases, to promote community
development, to carry poultry
technology to farmers, to Im
prove marketing of agricultural
products, to Improve family
nutrition, to carry informa
tion to you through radio and
television work, to improve me
thods of curing tobacco, and to
speed the development of new
machines to help you In your
dally work.
All users of feed and fer
tilizer are urged to vote in the
November 22. referendum at the
polling place most convenient
for them.
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Christmas 1966 is hardly here, perhaps you already
realize that extra money would come in handy. Why not
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for it each week in a BB&T Christmas Club Account, and
you'll have extra funds for a merrier Christmas in 1967.
Remember, now is the time, and your nearest BB&T
office is the place.
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