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license plates'and their human car* j
go ot 45 Negro harvest hand* pulled
Mwip manager's office.
All this was strangely new to tne.
As I nlUisssui! the arrival ai these
workers who travel ud the Eastern
part <4 the ynited mates each spring
only to reverse their '
winter Ml" there back to Florida
harvest* my whole conception of
the agricultural migrant and his
place In the scheme at minw began
to change.
* Being a City Cousin whose only
> connection with such farm laborers
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SiSSS
SBMgtiffT. MWr!" th*'
I had thought of these transients ,
a a unmiiifc, nan? . Instinct*.
. TaJEMMQ|HPHC^r 1 "
people whb^u^PlSppened to be pa? ,"
jUnf through an srfar of a state that
?SJJ 1 local
I bought they were a rowdy, tfoti
blesome crew that farmers looked
upon as a neoesary evll. All these ;.
Ideas were In for ? serious going ov I
er after 1 talked with Fred S. Sloan,
Farm Labor Supervisor for the State
College Extension. Service.
"They're necessary, all right,' he '
says, "and a quiet bunch as a while
Fed people realise. Cousin, that the J
growers in these eight counties
where potatoes are a big cash crop, ;
rely'on mlgrants to harvest up to ^
90 percent of their crops.'
"That's amazing!" 1 said, and ask
ed the supervisor if it wasn't a met- i
ty big Jobtoget workers in the right
' Tasouatthe-righHtsae.
"You can imagine the fine equlll- .
I brum that exists betweep the factors
of needs, availability, and
wergild the^nlgrant^ort^ ^on
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tti tSTgr^i^&?out 5
MSS^.-theXtlantic.
ST I' lenders OT carefully picked ml
grant grown ?rere contacted at their
_ work InFlortda during the paat winter
an^d to
ta!T*of this plan and learned of .{he
work that the AgricmltSficten?lon
Service, the State Employment
Service, and the Production a and
Marketing Admlnlatratlon had done
co-onerathreiy to make It a smooths
running operation, J. wa? convinced
that the migrant laborer, for all
his a parent Instability, la a conscientious,
hard-working, well-paid individual.
He Is also a vital link In the chain
ftuKEputa North Carolina potatoes in
N?ao 4-H Tooth
WFotlks PonltrVtvJhiT - f " <L
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Netfrd 4-H Club member* <* the
St. Luke achool in Bertie county have
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at^to^ldiool and berrowinj
thTtoarTu wefTaspeld P^toe tb
house and all the equipment befor
beginning thla year's operations.
the local hatcheries arrange
meats went made fw credit on Um
reed bill. On June 5, not * singl
chick had died and each of then
Th
total expense tor raising them wa
HSO; therefore, a cash balhnce o
Wl dollars remained as. profit.
"The venture was started to giv
the children some practical edaea
Hon in the things they might fol
tow In later life;" Agent Colenuu
said, 'as well as to teach them th
spirit of cooperation."
So pleased Is the group over th
luoce? they have had thus far, the
plans are now jmdcamy to MlkM
their facilities to1 be able to scoom
date 1,000 chicks at a time, he said
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. "Georgle Boys' Place" operated bj
Mr. L. G. Hhombs at the comer a
West Ridge and North Tracy street)
will hold formal opening on Mondaj
July 7, from 5 to 7 p. m. Ice crean
will be served free. The public 1)
cordially Invited to attend.
The Girls Scouts Troop 23, held it)
regular meeting last Wednesdaj
June 25, at the heme of Mrs. L. H
Gibson on Watterson street. Afte
the regular meeting %lrs. Gtgson se
ved ice cream to the troop.
On Thursday. June 26, the Glr
Scouts had a picnic on the Davidsoi
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* trict la home on ten days leave, vfe.
c Itlng hi* parents, Mr. and Mm. Flors
ence Ferry. Also their daughter. Miss
fc lUrle Ferry ot Charlotte, wu a week
end vsttor.
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? Mrs. L. G. Thombe, sr.
s Mr. and Mrs. H. Gtdney and their
* two cons wan callers at Rev. and
L Mrs. D. A. r?n^i||i'? on Monday aft*
erooon.
* Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Costner at?
tended the house warming mt Mr.
1 and Mm J. R. Henry in Beseemer
? Robert C. Currence. veteran of
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ML Murray at mimmn City preach , . - ,<
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day nlyhts. Theclortng sermon was
preached by Rev. A. W. WllIlam?o|
Sunday afternoon at Bynum Chapel I
aTmTb. Son church.
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