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NURSC VISITS SENIOR CUSS
fte Wednesday, February J2, a
Ettr*s, 'Mm; Sarah Skinner, Am
«ie Lenoir Memorial Hospital in
Kinston came to talk about nurs
'“i to the Senior girls interested in
Oris profession. Irene Eubanks, a
wilner graduate of Jones Central,
who is in training to be^a nurse,
came with Mrs. Skinner. \
Mrs. Skinner told the girls what
subjects wore required before a
person' could become a student
nurse at the Lenoir Memorial Hos
pital School of Nursing.
Mrs. Skinner told qome of the
rules and regulations that the stu
dents have to follow. For example
■she said-that the students have to
have the lights out by 10:30 p. m.
on week nights and, by 11:00 p. m.
on week-ends. She enumerated,
the courses that are required for
graduation and the number of
hours and the cost per student for
the entire three years of training.
She also mentioned the fact that
Lenoir Memorial Hospital School of
Nursing is an accredited school.
'During the question period that
followed the girls' showed interest
by asking what different fields were
open to a student after graduation
from this school, and what were
the advantages of being trained in
a small school of nursing.
JOYCE WHALEY TO
PLAY IN TOURNAMENT
Joyce Whaley, 'veteran senior
guard on the Jones Central team,
has received a bid to play on the
BastTeam. in the girls’ East-West
All-Star Tournament to be held in
in March.
on SSftnaay night March 15. A
squad of 14 players will participate
in the post-season second annual
affair. Each team will be guests in
private homes in Lincolnton from
Wednesday through Saturday, giv
ing them three days of practice.
Joyce has not been able to play
injhe last part of the season games
due to a broken bone in her right
hand, however, her hand is al
moat well jWw and she is looking
forward to Ekrtiripeting ir. the
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FOR
ECONOMICS
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Hie Home Bcpaomics Depart
ment at Jones Central High School
haa ponchaaed a nepr General Elec
tric refrigerator. The new refrig
r is a re<rigerator-4reeaer
and has roll-out'
sfcetiNN.' (•' -
Jones Agent Outlines Need,
Requirements for Successful
Farm Marketing Operation
[ By M. B. Wright
Assistant County Agent
Jonos County
Farmers in this area face not
only areanwide and nation-wide,
, but also, in many cases world-wide
competition in marketing their
farm products. Any changes in,
farming by our farmers must be,
guided by this competitive market:
situation.
There are three things which a
market must have in order to4
succeed. It must have a sufficient
volume of products to enable it to
operate efficiently; it must have
a dependable supply in order to
attract buyers; and the products
| going through the market must be
of a quality necessary to satisfy
the consumer.
Madjr adjustments have been
made fat the system of marketing
our farm products during the past
few years; however, we must make
additional changes in our market
ing system to provide for efficient
marketing of our present produc
tion and any possible changes in
production.
In some cases new markets must
he established and located at
^fcopefr places with adequate faci
lities. Our markets must be of a
size necessary to allow for effi
cient opperation, and this efficien
cy must be exploited in order to
compete on a national market.
Our farmers must produce quali
Continued on page 8
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