MISS AGRICULTURAL FAIR — Yvonne Barnett. Compact high
school senior, receives her crown as Queen of the 1964 impact
Agricultural Fair which drew record crowds and entries to Com
port school last week. The annual fair awarded prises to top
•xhibitors in three divisions. (Photo by Isaac Alexander)
Compact Fair
Draws Record
Crowds, Entries
Compact Community's annual
vocational agricultural fair drew
record entries and altraded a
crou-d of over 1.000 to the two
night event li. id at Compact
school.
The lair was sp insured by the
< ompart. I.ong Crunch. Shiloh
and Kings Mountain Agricultural
clubs.
^Crowning of Vvonne Harnett.
Compact high school senior, as
• Miss Agricultural” of i<#;i
was highlight of the affair. The
Queen's Court included icpicseii
fa fives from the freshman, soph- !
omoiv. junior and senior classes.
I>wight Roschoro escorted Miss
Barnett.
Following Aliss Barnett's coro
nation, i; p. flollowcll, agrirul
tuial supervisor at Green Bethel
; high st*hoo|. made the principal
address at opening exercises of
the fair. The high school hand
played "The National Anthem"
and several other select ions.
Awards went to the following:
laving At Home: Wesley Wil- 1
hams. 1st; I Test on W. Childers, j
2nd; Mrs. Beatrice Patterson, I
3rd.
Or.ini/ation Booths: Compact
Chapter \ FA, 1st; Compact
Chapter Nil A. 2nd; Alt. Olive
Missionary Department. 3rd.
General Exhibits: Charles ,
Bess, 1st; Mrs. George Edwards, j
2nd.
Boy Scoots
Win Honois
| Kings Mountain Hoy Scouts
won advancements and merit a
wards at Thursday's Boy Scout
Court of Honor for district Hoy
Scouts.
They included:
Hirst Class: Heed Strickland.
I)anv|| Hawkins. Ronnie Hawk
ins and Harry Jones, all of Troop
91
Second Class: Reece Black of
Troop 291 adn Gary Jaynes of
Troop 99.
Tenderfoot: Wake Goforth of
Troop ‘to.
Merit awards went to the fol
lowing:
Troop 91: Don Sessoms. fire
manship; Roger Marr. home re
pairs; James Champion, safety;
and Don Bridge*, camping.
Troop 291: Raul Dunn, music
and fishing; Roy Huffstetler.
safety; Alex Moore, music; Steve
Laney, wood carving; Gregory
Nolan, wkkI carving; and Gary
Nolan, w. od carving.
Pulp and paper mills in the
South have a total i-apaeity of
more thtn Vl.uOo tons of pulp a
day. Georgia leads all states in
pulping capacity, with IS per
cent of the South’s total. Florida
ranks second, followed by Louis
iana. Alabama, and South aro
lina.
The booklet “Interior Deco- i
ration lor Veterans Adminlstra j
tion Hospitals." can be obtained i
at the Government Printing Of- j
fiee. Washington. D C, for 10c
a copy.
The remaining 2JUO.UW) World
War I veterans now average To
year* of age. the Veterans Ad
ministration reports
'Hie combine'll average daily
patient load in Veterans Admin- j
istration hospitals and average ’
daily member load in domiciliar- •
ies was 137.357 at the end of Fis
cal Year 1!¥>1. This was 310 less
than the combined number for
Fiscal Year 1963.
Cleveland County Needs
Two-Party Government!
VOTE rOB THESE RELIABLE REPUBLI
CAN CANDIDATES:
• FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - IOE
NEISLER, IB., PAUL SEAL. SAM PROC
TER.
• FOB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
-JOHN DOVER. MABVDf McCURRY.
• FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS-CARL
QUEEN.
Wheat Sign-Up
Report Given
Farmer* in Cleveland County
have signed up to divert 3.923
am*s from wheat production to
approved conserving uses under
the 1965 voluntary wheat pro
gram. Ralph Harrill, ASCS Of
fice Manager, has reported. This
Is almost 30 percent of the 9,526
acres of allotments of the 1.437
farms signed. Nationally. 780.916
farmers signed up In participate
in the program.
The wheal signup period end
ed October 2. Growers who sign
ed up this fall will be able to
modify their planting intentions
any time- before the dose of the
feed grain program signups ear
■ ly next year.
Program benefits available to
grower* who sign up In lh* 196$
wheat program and then darty'
out the appropriate p&visloAq
include price support loans, mar
keting certificate, and diversity
payment* The diversion pay
ment rates have been Increased
to 50 percent of the county loan
rate in order to encourage dtv«v-‘
sion and continued progress in
reducing excessive grain stocks.
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Margaret’s Gift & Flower Shop
Announces The Opening Of A
i( Christmas Treasure Chest"
The Red Carpet is out lor you to visit this dreamworld ol
glittering Christmas treasures. Plan your decorations for
home or club early before the rush season catches up with
you. Remember how busy you were last Christmas in thote
final days? Select Christmas decorations early this year
while the supply is bountiful and while you have time to car
ry out your plans. !
• Arrangements For The Heme • Deer Swags
• Green Garlands • Door Wreaths • Candles • Tree Light#
• Table Decorations, Heme or Banquet • Tree Ornament#
Like to do-it-yourself? We've all the supplies you need
to do your own decorating, including greenery easy to work
with. Come in and look them over. What's more we'll even
give advice, if you need and want it.
Wide Selection of Gifts And Other Accessories For the Ham#
Open Friday Nights Til 9
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