County 4-H Club Members Total 919
Through e o o p e r ? t i o n of the
schools and with the expert, un
tiring leadership of farm and home
agents, as well as adult *H lead
ers, the elub enrollment in this
county increases year by year.
This year 320 girls and 399 boys
are members of 4-H Clubs This
enrollment list, as supplied by the
farm and home agents' office, ap
pears below.
SMYRNA SENIOR CLUB
Boys: Ronnie Arthur. Bruce Bab
bitt, Julian M. Brown, Benjamin
Brooks. Richard Copeland, Wil
liam M. Davis, Norman Fulcher.
George Gaskill, E. B. Gillikin,
Jerry O'Brien Golden. Cecil Gray
Gillikin, William C. Gillikin, David
Gillikin, Larry E. Gillikin.
Ivey M. Gaskill Jr., Woodie Han
cock, Dennie Hutchings. Darrell
Piner, Bobby L. Hancock. Edward
A. Lawrence, Willie Lewis.
Eric Pake, Edward Pond, Ron
ald K. Styron, Joseph Taylor, Craw
ford Willis, Dan Yeomans.
Girls: Anna Arthur, Alice Aus
tin, Brenda Baker, Evelyn Baker,
Wanda Baker, Wanda Bryant, Hel
en Cash.
Dorothy Chadwick, Marion Chas
teen, Mary E. Chasteen, Ann Ma
rie Davis, Betty Davis, Judy Davis,
Serina Davis.
Carol Fulcher, Lina Fulcher, Au
brey Gillikin, Barbara Gillikin,
Beverly Gillikin, Carolyn Gillikin,
Cynthia Gillikin.
Elberta Gillikin, Frances Gilli
kin, Joan Gillikin, Judy Gillikin,
Leonda Gillikin, Matilda Gillikin,
Nellie Gillikin.
Patricia Gillikin, Violet Gillikin,
Vesta Golden, Betty Jo Guthrie,
Rita Guthrie, Elva Lcc Guthrie,
Arlene Lawrence.
Lenora Lawrence, Linaa Law
rence, Myra Lawrence, Eva Lewis,
Helen Lewis, Jeanie Lewis, Judith
Lewis.
Laura Lewis, Margaret C. Lewis,
Sharon Lewis, Adelaide Mason,
| Kalani Mason, Hannah Nelson,
| Judy Nelson.
|! Phyllis Piner, Bessie Robinson,
jj Melvina Rose, Priscilla Scott, Fran
? Smith, Theresa Sparks, Melva Tay
|r lor.
?j Lois Rae Thomas, Rachel Tyler,
Jj Patricia Tyson, Emma Waite, Bev
I erly Willis, Brenda Willis, Carol
Willis.
Clarice Willis, Gladys Willis,
Jane Lee Willis, Rachel Willis,
Sarah Janet Willis, Sara Willis,
Alice Wilson, Blanche Wolfe.
SMYRNA INTERMEDIATE
Boys: Willie Guyon Lewis, Thom
as Lowrimore, Scotty Lynch, Phil
lip Lynch, James D. Meares^Stuart
Pigott, Braxton Lee Piner.
Bobby Sellers, Eric Wade, Paul
, 1 1 Wade, Thomas Walton, Charles M.
< Willis, Dewey Willis, Harry Moore
Willis.
Vannie E. Willis, William Wil
son, Clifton Yeomans, Steve Law
rence, Clifton Davis, Lambert Da
vis, James R. Gillikin.
Eldred Gillikin, Luther Gillikin,
(! Thomas Golden, Christopher Gol
den, Heber Golden Jr., Ray Gol
i den, Charles Harris.
Kenneth Harris, Carroll Hill,
George I^awrence, Horace Law
rence, Perry Lawrence, Roland
Lewis.
Girls: Lydia Arthur, Rose Ar
thur, Claudia Brown, Drexell Bry
, ant, Gloria Davis, Jean M. Davis,
Melba Davis.
Patricia Davia, Carolyn Gillikin. ]
Jane Gillikin, June Gillikin, Mar- 1
tba tiillikin, Melinda Gillikin,
Brenda Golden.
Judy Golden, Rebecca Goodwin, '
Barbara Hill, Brenda Honeycutt.
Sally Hooper, Phyllis Lawrence.
Eloise Marshburn. Nancy Pake,
Carolyn Phelps, Evelyn Pigott,
Christie Pigott, Judy Piner, llatel
Robinson.
Virginia S^ter, Mary Sanders,
Raelene Smith, Judith Soutar, Vir
ginia Stratton, Dorothy Taylor,
Judy Thompson.
Kathleen Tyler, Gloria Wade,
Brenda Watson, Glenda Willis,
Jean Willis, I.inda Willis, Phyllis
Willis, Saundra Willis.
SMYRNA JUNIOR CLUB
Boys: Robert M. Arthur, James
Alvin Bell, Donald R. Copeland,
George M. Davis, Grady G. Davis,
Allen Copp. r Davis, Ray Lewis
Daniels.
Charles W. Gillikin, Alex Amos
Golden, Sidney J. Gillikin, Billy
E. Gillikin, Walton Gillikin, Andy
Windell Ipock, Lorenzo Lewis.
Clenn N. Lewis, David Lawrence,
Manley E. Lawrence, Percy D. Ma
son, Norwood C. Piner, Byron Lee
Styron. Henry G. Simmons.
W. S. Sanders, George D. Simp
son, Gerry T. Smith, Thomas Lee
Taylor, Robert Lee Thompson,
John Wesley Taylor, Kenneth B
Whitehurst.
Melvin G. Willis, Thomas H.
Willis, Keith Willis, Quenton N.
Willis, Michael G. Willis, Raymond
H. Willis.
Girls: Becky Brown, Alice Chad
wick, Linda Chadwick Barbara
Davis, Peggy Davis, Sandra Davis,
Bonnie Fulcher.
Carolyn Garner, Alva Gillikin,
Belma Gillikin, Brenda Gillikin,
Harriett Gillikin, Iva Gillikin,
Nancy Gillikin.
Peggy Gillikin, Rachel Gillikin,
Rebecca Gillikin, Mary Golden,
Ruth Guthrie, Sally Harris, Judy
Hill.
Anna I.awrcnce, Cora Lawrence,!
Emma Lawrence, Eva Sue Law
rence, Elizabeth Pigott, Jean Bev-|
erly Pigott, Valarie Piner.
Carolyn Salter, Treva Smith,
Cathren Styron, Gaye Nell Styron,
Elizabeth Styron, Patsy Taylor,
Daphne Thompson, Sandra Thomp
son.
Ellen Tyler, Hilda Tyson, Nancy
Valentine, Marjorie Walton, Clara
Wiggins, Beverly Willis, Judith
Willis, Kay Willis, Mary1 E. Willis,
Peggy Willis, Elizabeth Wolfe.
NEWPORT SENIOR
Boys: Harvey M. Adams, Curtis
Jones, Billy Simmons.
-? OMs: ^PMUy ^oH-est, Dorothy
Garner, -Elaine Garner, Jane Clan
cy. v
Gaynelle Gray, Joyce M. Hill,
Peggy J. Howard, Faye Kelly,
Alinda Sue Graham, Glenda Mil
ler.
Kay Slaughter, Judy Slaughter,
Signa Roberts, Jeanne Mason, Peg
gy Cannon.
NEWPORT INTERMEDIATE
Boys: Bill Bopner Allen, Thomas
Daniel Allen, Vernon D. Allen, Ed
die Thomas Clark, Everette G.
Clark, James Clark, Herbert Lee
Clement, Timothy Edgar Dail.
Richard Edwards, James Allen
Garner, Richard S. Garner, Royal
Wesley Garner, Samuel C. Garner,
Sherrill F. Garner, Tommy Gil
likin, Leslie Earl Glancy.
Mr. Farmer
Mr. Businessman
Get
Behind The
4-H CLUB
HERE'S WHY . . .
Hie fine training provided the young citizens better
prepares them for all phases of rural life.
Through 4-H projects they acquire skills and knowl
edge of better methods for better living.
By demonstration they gain experience in public
speaking and learn better ways to serve their com
munity by informing others of improved methods.
The 4 H Club members point the way to better citi
zenship and happier ways of life.
YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED
Sponsored In the Interest of 4-H Youth Club Activities bjr
Commercial National Bank
MOREHEAD CITY ? SEA LEVEL
nnmuuinvi system
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUSANCE CNNUHON
All Deposits Insured ap to
Willy Rupert Gould, Eric Ray
neld Gray, Robert H. Greene, Phil
lip G. Gurganus, James Randal
Howard, Sterling M. Mann, Dell
Upton Miller.
Franklin Millis. Preston Eirl
Murdoch, Allen I. Trider, Leon
A. Youngblood, Leslie Glancy, Lar
ry Glincy.
Girls: Margaret ^Uen, Nancy Al
len, Ella May Barbour, Betty Jean
Brown, Linda Dickinson, Lela El
liott
Eddie Lynn Garner, Frances
Garner, Jenny Lynn Garner. Betty
Gould, Julia Henderson, Barbara
Howard, Ruth Jones.
Jo Ann Kelly, Donna Carol Li
car i, Anne Lockey, Grace McCabe,
Lula Mae Mason, Evangeline Mills.
Florence Murdoch, Jane Murdoch.
Rebecca Sanders, Shirley Smith,
Sheron Wilkinson. Judith Wilton.
Rochelle Gray, Margaret Lilly. Lin
da McDonald. Linda Pringle.
NEWPORT JCNIOR
Boys: Terry B. Chadwick, Tom
my Dickinson, Glenn Allen Ellis,
Connie Ray Forrest, Kelvin E.
Fleming, Claude E. Garner. Ray !
Garner.
Robert I. Garner, Thomas Roy
Garner, James Arthur Greer, Lin
wood Earl Howard, Wally Nick
Howard, Iven Ray Johnson, Robert
J. Jernigan.
Charles Earl Kelly, Clarence A.
Kelly, Wesley Lamoureux, Billy
Lewis, Wilbert Juan Mann, Victor
E. Mannino, William C. Mason,
Victor Pollock Mills.
Robert W. Murdoch, Lyndon
Norris, Robert W. Quinn, Ted
Gary Reynolds, Victor W. Rey
nolds, Carl R. Skinner, Vernon
Slaughter, Bobby Earl Smith.
Parrot Mitchel Smith, John
Henry Thrower, Leroy Trower,
William G. Arnold, Mack Temple,
James M. Williams.
Thomas E Williams, Charles M.
Garner Jr., Jessie T. Garner, El
bert I. Garner Jr., Levey H. Riggs
Jr., Maleolm Ray Oglesby, Gordon
Fitzpatriek.
Mark J. Murdock, Billy Green.
Marvin Edwards, Edward Millis,
Bobby Quinn, Claud E. Garner.
Girls: Rebecca Adams, Aliee
Avery, Lois Arnold, Nellie Arnold.
Alice Brown, Brt-nda Cox.
Janice Fulcher, Shelby Fulcher.
Marion Garner, Nancy Garner,
Patsy Garner, Peggy Garner.
Marsha Garner. Barbara Godwin.
Linda Godwin, Merice Gray, Linda
Hawkins, Geneva Howard. Brenda
Jefferson.
Marilyn Jones, Lillian McCabc,
Barbara Maddrey, Jacqueline Ma
lone, Paula Mann, Patricia Mossor,
Evelyn "Mann.
Bessie Ogtesby, Sarah Roberts;
Linda Roland, Nancy Sander*
Donna Sanderson, Patricia Ses
sions.
Almeda Simmons, Margaret Sim
mons, Eleanor Smith, Beverly Tro
wer, Rebecca Wade, Linda Lou
Webb.
Evelyn West, Joan Whitaker,
Judy Whitley, Phyllis Youngblood.
Carolyn Avery, Mary Carroll, Mar
tha Temple.
MARKERS ISLAND
INTERMEDIATE
Roys: Leslie C. Asdenti, Robert
Earl Austin, Henry Wayne Davis,
Alvie M. Fulcher, James D. Gilli
kin, James C. Guthrie.
Dallas D. Guthrie, Charles M.
Hancock, Genus Robert Jones,
Harry Dale Lewis, Leionel Bert
Lewis, Guyon Dannie Lewis.
Tommy L. Lewis, Curtis Guyon
Nelson, Toby Carroll O'Neal, Don
nie Ray Russell. Charles F. Styron,
John Doyle Willis.
A1 Duncan Willis, Francis G.
Willis, Curby Gray Willis, Johnnie
Van Willis. Willie Bryan Willis.
Girls: Ann C. Guthrie, Zina
Guthrie, Ann Johnson, Ramona
Janet, Connie Lewis, Gloria Lewis.
Margaret Lewis, NeU Lewis, Pa
tricia Lewis, Marena Nelson, Em
ma Lee Piner, Helen Rose, La
ralne Rose.
Netha Alice Rose, Sidney Rose,
Sylvia Mae Rose, Nettie Scott,
Xleanor Willis.
Judy Willis, Lola Willis, Mollie
Willis, Perry Lou Willis, Rosaline
Willis, Sandra Willis.
BARKERS ISLAND
JUNIOR I'LUB
Boys: Billy Beeman, Walter D.
Ctudwick. Bill WiUitm Davis, Per
ry Ryan Davis, Jerry Lee Fair
cloth, Dennis Guthrie, Elbert C.
Gukill.
Graham Boyd Guthrie, Jerry
Lloyd Guthrie, Samuel C. Guthrie,
Dana Lloyd Guthrie. Joseph Guth
rie, Vernon Evans Guthrie, Walter
S. Guthrie.
Norwood Bryan Gaskill, Larry
Colon Guthrie. Johnnie W. Gaskill,
Reed Alyward Sparks, Milton Ed
die Scott, Joe Willis.
Michael Willis, Fernie Byron
Willis, Weldon E. Willis, Johnnie
Manly Willis. Dwight T Willis.
Tony Allie Willis, Tommy Yeo
mans.
Girls: Betsy Emory, Jenny Llnd
Guthrie, Rosita Guthrie, Charlotte
Ramflton, Lana Hancock, Linda
Ingram.
Betty Lou Jones. Louise Jones,
Allie Marie Lewis, Judy Ann Lew
is, Sandra Moore, Brenda Joy Nel
son, Janie Lou Nelson.
Helene O'Neal, Betty Jane Rose,
Marcella Rose, June Tillett, Cola
Lou Willis, Mary Ruth Willis.
Stella Mae Willis, Olivia Yeomana,
Suaanne Yeomans.
BEALFOKT SENIOR CLUB
Beys: Gordon Becton Jr., Rich
ard D. Bradshaw. Ernest Carraway,
Donald K. Gaskill, Carlton A.
Small.
Cary Grtj Temple, Raymond
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Laughtoa, Michael Noe, Jimmy Da
vis, Matthew Dudley, Billy Simp
son.
Girls: Becky Adams, Virginia
Arthur, Jennie Cannon, Diane Gar
ner, Sandra Garner. Etta Taylor
Noe, Annie Faye Taylor, Barbara
Taylor.
MOREHEAD CITY
SENIOR CLUB
Boys: Arthur C. Taylor, Richard
W Roberts, Henry Taylor, Frank
Parker. Walter Kitrell, Thomas C.
Oglesby, William O. Adams. Abron
George Ballou.
Maicom Ray Willis, Danny M.
Morton, Oakie Lewis, Lin wood
Swinson, Charles Wells, William
H. Nichols. John Paser.
Girls: Douglass West. Lillian
Royall, Bunny Brinson. Phyllis
Smith, Katie Pittman, Peggy Wil
lis, Joyce Styron, Beth Edwards,
Bettie Bedsworth. Dot King. Melva
Swinson, Catherine Lohr, Patsy
Holt.
ATLANTIC SENIOR CLUB
Boys: Floyd S. Brown. Jeffery
Baxter. John W. Fulcher, Malcolm
Fuleher, Elrtred Gaskill. Elmo Gas
kill, George D. Golden.
Leroy Goodwin, Perry Goodwin,
Frank A. Harvey, Barney G. Hill,
Bobby Hunnings, Curtis W. Lewis,
Bruce Lupton, Gene Autry Mason
Phillip A. Morris, Sammy Ma
son, Walter R. Morris, Allen F.
Nelson, Howard Pittman, Rodney
A. Pittman, Ralph S. Riggs, Fred
erick C. Salter, Richard J. Salter.
Samuel C. Salter, Samuel D. Sal
ter, Terry Salter, David Smith, Mi
chael Smith, Bobby Wayne Styron.
Donald Styron, Jimmy Styron,
Tommy Glenn Styron, David Tay-|
lor.
Girls: Betty Lou Bell, Anita
Brown. Wanda Brown, Glenda
Daniels, Melba Day, Dahlia Ful
eher, Emma J. Fulcher,
Jean Fulcher, Henry Fulcher,
Patricia Fulcher, Phyllis Gaskill,
Rose Gaskill, Rita Gilgo, Bernice
Gillikin, Dortha Gillikin.
Katy Gillikin, Janis Goodwin,
Jo Anne Goodwin, Judy Goodwin,
Verta Gray, Martha Leary, Janice
Lewis, Phyllis Morris, Dclphla
Nelson.
Ann Pittman, Angie Robinson,
Beatrice Salter, Bernice Salter,
Iris Salter, Rachael Salter, Sandra
Salter, Karen Smith, Janet Styron.
Linda Styron. Ann Taylor, Lo
retta Taylor, Sally Tosto, Dora
Jean Willis, Glenda Willis, Myrtle
Willis.
ATLANTIC INTERMEDIATE
Boys: Ira Paul Day, Leon Tony
Fulcher, Michael B Fulcher, Joe
Gaskill, Daniel Gaskill, Gerald W.
Gaskill.
GwJjMid Goodwin, Jimmie , C.
^Godwin, Larry Ray Gray, Danny
H. Harvey, Jimmy Harris, Glenn
Lupton, Bruce Peele Mason, Ish
mael W. Mason.
James V. Mcintosh, Herbert
Morris Jr.. Raymond L. Nelson,
Robert A. Nelson, Bobby Clyde
Rose.
Halsey W Salter, Leon Norman
Salter, Jeffrey L. Smith, Anthony
C. Styron
Girls: Izora Bell, Bonnie Brick
house, Dianna Daniels, Nancy Dan
iels, Agatha Day. Annette Gaskill,
Linda Gaskill, Reda Gaskill.
Bertha Goodwin. Judy Goodwin,
Phyllis Goodwin, Victoria Gorges,
Elizabeth Gray, Judy Gray, Peggy
Hamilton, Evelyn Harris.
Florence Jones, Rebecca Lewis,
Susan Lewis. Brenda Lupton, Kara
Jo Mason, Sarah Mason, Varina Ma
son, Brenda Salter.
Joyce Salter, Mary Sue Salter,
Nancy Salter. Sylvia Salter, Betsy
Styron, Joyce Styron, Mary A.
Styron, Donna Taylor.
Judith Taylor, Linda Taylor,
Reta Taylor, Ruby F. Taylor, An
nis Willis, Catherine Willis, Gloria
Willis.
ATLANTIC JUNIOR CLUB
Boys: Marshall Daniels, Barry
Reid Fulcher, Melvin Ray Fulcher,
Michael B. Fulcher, Jimmy Gant,
Bryan Gilgo, Charles Gilfo, Joseph
Wayne Gilgo
Bennie M. Gillikin, Richard L.
Golden, Archie J. Goodwin, Curtis
L Goodwin, Pat Harris, Neal L.
Harvey, Bertie L. Mason, Milton
C Mason. Anthony L. Morris
Girls: Sylvia Brown, Virginia
Daniels, Marilyn Day, Clarice El
liott, Eva Gant, Judith Gaskill,
Ruth Gaskill, Sandra Gaskill.
Judy Lee Golden, Fannie Good
win. Helen Goodwin. Martha Good
win, Violet Gray, Ida Lee Hill,
Eunice Honeycutt.
Elizabeth LeMay, Madline Les
ter, Emma Lou Morris, Gloria Par
ker, Julia Pittman, Mildred Roache,
Connie Robinson.
Harriet Robinson. Ellen Salter.
Leota Salter, Marilyn Salter. Rena
Salter, Beth Simpson, Brenda
Smith. Blondie Styron.
Ellen Styron. Carol Styron. Lau
ra Styron, Sandra Taylor, Marjorie
Webb, Nancy A. Willis, Lura Jean
Willis.
CAMP GLENN JUNIOR CLUB
Boys: Leir Norfleet Lloyd. Ed
ward Willis. Thomas R. Edwards.
Clarence E. Lewis. Teddy Taylor.
Eddie T. Morthen. Tommy Lee Vin
ston, Larry W. Blanchard.
Charles L Brown. Jerome W.
Powell, Harry Williams, Earl Ro
main Rose, Gary Cole Willis, Ralph
Brittingham, Gordy R. Eure, De
nord Sam Garner.
Henry D. Smith, Danny Lee
Willis, Tony Golden, Jack M. Wil
liams, Richard Lewis, Thomas J.
Fish, Danny McQueen, Richard
Lee Whorton.
Curtis Lane McCabe, Paul Smith,
Frederick W. Lewis, Walter R.
Hardison, Linwood Willis, Jimmy
Wells, Jather Earl Bright.
Henry Leo Gray, Douglas Lock
hart, Robert J. Daniels, Lawrence
W. Adams, Robert Douglas West,
Troy Hunter, Mart L. Bell, San
ford Ipock.
uiris: fcanara Aaams, anaron i
Anthony, Donna Bell, Mary Louise j
Bell, Marie Blanehard, Barbara j
Brickhouse, Shirley Bright.
Iris Buck, Donna Caddell, Bren
da Cagle, Dixie Cannady, Dorothy
Chalk, Eleanor Conner, Mary
Lynne Davis, Diana Deibert.
Mildred Ebron, Josie Edward,
Cora Bell Evans, Shirley Frede
rick, Judy Garner, Patricia Garner,
Sally Goodwin, Betty Jo Gray.
Judith Haye, Anita Hanslcy,
Donna Lee Kirby, Josie Lewis,
Carolyn Long, Jo Ann McCoy,
Rhesa McCroan, Polly McKnight,
Mary Malone, Alice Moore.
Mary A. Morris, Patty Oglesby,
Teresa Oglesby, Rosalie Pittman,
Mary Shivar, Judy Salter, Carolyn
Sharpe, Elizabeth Shanor.
Lelia Southard, Rhonda Salter,
Lois Taylor, Margie Taylor, Linda
Thrower, Carol Ann Ward, Hazel
Ann wray.
Coretta Yeager, Patsy Ritchey,
Barbara Pavone, Hazel Hunter,
Janice Smith, Ethel Grizzard.
CAMP GLENN INTERMEDIATE
Boys: Clarence Salter, Jack ,
Burns, John H. Crowe, Robert S.
King, Novrn M. Mason, Jimmy D.
Terrell, Clyde Virgil Burr.
Fred S Willis, Robert F. Eure,
Albert C Sharpe, Laurence Vick
ers, Willie T Pittman, James C.
Willis, William R. Lewis, Roland
Barbour.
Michael L. Lewis, James W. Sal
ter, Earl Davis, Gary Guthrie,
Burell A. Garner, William Willis,
James L. Leonard.
Ronnie K. White, John Alden
Baker, Alonza F. Bright, James
M Bowen, James Albert Lloyd,
Earl Boyd, Charles A. Jones.
Gordon Slaughter, Fairley B.
Salter, Robert N. Lewis, Alfred L.
Taylor, Tommy Oglesby.
Girls: Norma Barnette, Betty
Beacham, Nancy C'agle, Velda Dix-I
on, Alice Eubanks, Doris Farmer, i
Mary Grizzard. Bonnie Gray.
Frieda Hansley, Patricia Haye, I
Alva Hodges, Effie Kittrell, Linda
Lockhart, Betty McGowan, Evelyn :
National 4-H Club Week March 3-1 1
4-H CLUBS
Working Together For
World Understanding
4-H Club Pledge
My Head to Clearer Thinking
My Heart to Greater Loyalty
My Hand* to Larger Service
My Health for Better Living
For My Club ? My Community -- For My Country
Get Your 4-H Calendar Here
Farm & Home Supply Co.
Oliver Tractor and Farm Implement*
Ralaton Purina Feed Dealer
Phone 2-5137
Highway 101 Near Airport Beaufort, N. C.
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4-H Offers Opportunity to Adults
To Serve as Leaders in Club Work
By MRS. JOHN B. KELLY
County Adult 4 II Leader
There are many opportunities
awaiting the rural adults of Car
teret County, which would enrich
the lives of both the young and
old. It is up to each of us to rec
ognize these opportunities and
contribute by volunteering to as*
?ist In every way we can, in the
training of our young boys and
girls, who will be tomorrow's lead
ers in our community, county, state
and nation.
Oar interest in the youth, and
our willingness to help them will
be an inspiration to our boys and
girls to do their best.
Our greatest opportunity, and
the need is great today, in Car
teret County, is to work with our
4-H club boys and girls as adult
leaders. Every 4-H Club should
have one or more adult leaders in
the community to help and en
courage them in their work.
We, as conscientious parents and
adults should awaken to the call
and strive to help them uphold
their 4-H motto: "To Make the
Best Better," with our mutual goal
being to make this a better world.
Each of us who accepts leader
ship in our local clubs counts it
a great privilege to be able to
serve in "the largest rural youth
organization in the world," a
worthwhile organization that has .
grown from a small club of 12 1
members in 1909 to over two mil
lion 4-H club members today.
The 4-H Club originated in j
North Carolina and our state still
leads all the others in enrollment, j
If there is any question as to i.
what we could do to help this or
ganization, may I suggest first of i
all, that we study and learn all [
we can about the 4 H program We |
may work with a small group of (
boys, or girls, or both, who live
within a short distance of our
home.
Each member will be enrolled
in an agricultural project (such
as corn, pig, garden, dairy calf)
Morris, Velna Morton, Barbara
Nichols, Florence Pittman.
Mary Phillips, Dorothy Ann
Proud, Elsie Raz, Joan B. Salter,
Judy Salter, Portia Salter, Sabra
Salter, Valeria Salter, Doris San
ders.
Brenda Smith, Edna Faye Smith,
Nettie Taylor, Cecelia Weeks, Kay
Willis, Katherine Yoak.
or in a lutmcmaking project (such
as home improvement, clothing,
frozen foods, canning, food prepa
ration, and home management).
Also, every 4 H Club member is ex
pected to carry the health project
i in addition to his or her project
in agriculture or homemaking.
I There are 44 projects from
I which a club member may choose.
| Information concerning all these
I projects is available through our
county extension agents. Our job
lis to help these boys and girls to
! choose and carry out their pro
ject und assist them in difficulties!
that may arise between the times'
of their regular meetings with i
their agents.
Organization of a neighborhood !
or community club is a great asset)
to any community. We can obtain !
the names from our home or j
county agent, of all the boys and
girls of 4-H age in our community, |
and call a meeting of these chil
dren aini their parents to organize ;
a club. This would stimulate in ]
terest in 4-H work and be lots of j
fun and recreation as well.
It is a part of every 4 11 Club
member's job to keep a record of
his or her project. We can assist
them in keeping these record
books. Impress upon them the
need of having it up to date at
all times.
We should use every means to
stimulate their interest in special
county events. Encourage each
member to exhibit his project
work on such occasions as County
4-H Achievement Day and county j
and state fairs. Help to provide ;
ways of transportation in order j
that more may attend these events.
There are numerous opportuni
ties for adult leadership in help- 1
ing plan and present their annual
4-H Church Sunday programs. The
County 4-H Camp, held annually,
needs leaders to serve as coun
selors.
Let's put our shoulder to the
wheel, folks, and start the 4-H
wagon rolling in Carteret County.
We have the boys and girls who
have the talent and ambition to
work. We also have very efficient
farm and home agents to work
with them, so let's do our part.
Our own lives will be greatly
enriched as a result of our ex
periences with them. We will learn
as we serve, but most of our re- 1
ward will come in the satisfaction j
we feel in having had a part in
helping boys and girls become bet- 1
ter citizens, and making our com
munity a better place.
Then we can join them in lay
ing:
I Pledge:
My Head to clearer thinking,
My Heart to greater loyalty.
My Hands to larger service and
My Health to better living fer
My Club, my Community and <ny
Country.
Income
(Continued from Page 3, Section 2)
social security tax on earnings of
the employe, up to $4,200.
Eligible self employed pay a
compromise percentage . ? 3 per
cent but on the same amount of
earnings up to $4,200 No social
security tax need be paid if your
applicable net earnings in the
year were under $400, however.
If you were partly self employed,
and partly an employe in 195.5,
earning some wages from which
social security taxes were with
held, deduct from $4,200 the
amount of wages from which taxes
were withheld.
You pay the 3 per cent social
security tax of the self employed
on the balance, up to $4,200. Your
maximum social security tax if
you were self employed, is $126
for 1955.
You figure out your social se
curity tax for self employment on
page 3 of Schedule C (Schedule
F for farmers), which has instruc
tions on the back.
You may have to file a social
security tax return (including
Form 1040) even though you owe
no income tax.
At the bottom of this page is
Schedule SE, for reporting your
social security tax. Both husband
and wife must fill out separate
Schedules SE (even if they are
filing jointly) if both are report
ing for social security.
Occupations excluded from so
cial security are those of public
officials, physician, lawyer, den
tist, osteopath, veterinarian, chiro
practor. naturopath, optometrist,
and (unless they specifically ask
to be covered) ministers of the
gospel including Christian Science
practitioners.
Types of income excluded are set
out in the instructions on page 4
of Schedule C.
aa.i
We Salute
4-H CLUB
"Iin|wMhg Emily and fiwmunrfy living"
i MARCH 3?11
Head
Heart
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