by Maid red Morria
Xm items this wtek from
Washington, Polk. Alamance,
Swain. Cherokee, and Columbus
Counties.
GOOD EATING AHEAD
FOR RHUBARB LOVERS
Have you ever frozen rhuoaro?
Mrs. L. L. Hinton was the only
club rm*mber i n Washington
County to report freezing rhu
barb this year. In the spring, she
and her husband started collect
ing and plant.ng a variety of
berry plants, gr.i|>c vines, nut
and fruit trees and rhubarb.
Mrs. Kranrt*s Darden, home
economics agent. sa. s Mrs llin
ton is proud of the results. "We
will not he satisfied until we can
grow unusual fruits not normal
I ly grown here." Mr*, llint in re
! ported.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
I’SED
Because of many new carpet
fibers on the market, Mr*. Shir
ley Arledge, home economics a
gent, has been showing Home
Demonstration Club members in
Polk County the various types of
carpets now available.
The women also discussed care
of rugs and carpets. Mrs Ar
led ;e explained and demonstrate
ihI the correct use of the carpet
sweeper and vacuum deaner.
STEAM
YOt'H WRINKLES AWAY
Boone Home Demonstration
Club in Alamance County receiv
In North Carolina.
at a picnic, beer is a natural
When you’re relaxing at your favorite outdoor beauty spot with
friends or family, and your thirst's whetted by fresh air and cxcr
cisc-that's the ideal time for a cool, refreshing glass of beer. In
fact, you can name your recreation—swimming, hiking, or just
watching TV—and chances arc nothing in the world fits k quite
as well as beer.
Your familiar glass of beer is also a pleasurable reminder that
wc live in a land of personal freedom—and that our right to enjoy
beer and ale, if we so desire, is just one, but an important one, of
those personal freedoms.
fci North Carotin...boor gees with 6m, with nlautioa
UNITED STATES MEWfEBS ASSOCIATION, INC.
1005 lUMgti Building. Raleigh, North Carolina
cd top honors with their fair
booth on “I’roper Pressing
Points .'* They exhibited various
pieces o' pressing equipment a
long with information on press
•ng wool garments.
M.s. Nancy AdaTs. him1 «*.-o
nomies ageni. says beside the
steam iron was the notation
steam your wrinkles away; by
the pressing doth was the no
tation steam, don't iron; beside
the "spanker" was the words
spank away the shine. Other
helpful suggest.ons wen* given in
the exhibit
TOMATOES CONSERVED
‘'Frozen tomatoes make a nice
garnish for salads during the
winter months.” says Mrs. Ber
nice Davis of Swain County.
Miss Carolyn Davis, assistant
home ac momii-s agent, says Mrs.
Davis has been canning and
freezing the plentiful tomato
crop.
Mrs. Davis says she waits un
til she is ready to serve the salad
and then places the frozen toma
to slii-es on top as a garnish.
MEAT CUTTING
Tw > meat cutting demonstra
tions were held in Cherokee
County t o show homemakers
how to make the best use of a
forequarter of !»eef Many home
makers were surprised at the
small number of roasts and
steaks from such a large car
eass.
Miss Thelma Wheeler, home
economies agent, says they dis
cussed the mar-ling ami disiri
bution of fat ami compared
roasts from the same carcass
which vary in quality. “If you
are going to freeze the meat,
‘boning' it will help mm- space
in the freezer." added Miss
Wheeler.
4-H'ERS TEACH NUTRITION
Carolyn Harris, a 4-H’er in
Columbus County, has been try
ing to get local homemakers to
use mow \itamin A foods in the
diet.
Miss Belly Capps, assistant
home economics agent, says Oar
olyn exhibited p isters in the lo
cal grocery stows. She placid
them near the fresh vegetable
and fruit counter. On the posters
; was the question. "Have you pur
chased your Vitamin A food f >r
today?” The posters showed ex
amples of vitamin A foods and
told why tile foods were imp**
| tant in *ihe daily diet.
Eastside Series
Starts Sunday
Rev. William Weasc of Lin
colnton will be evangelist for
special services which begin Sun
day night at Eastside Baptist
church on York R>>ad.
Services will be held nightly
through November 1 at 7 p.m.
Rev. Darrell Coble. Eastside
pastor, issued an invitation to
the community to join in the
series of services.
Wtwr« WIN Ttwy Hav«, ClMi^
Todayr
Public School
Classrooms
Room Full
vma For Classroom Bond
Christopher Columbuses In Labs
Chart Course To "New Hearts"
CHAPKL HILL Its been
472 years since Christopher Co
lumbus found the New World
and started a chain of events
which could hardly be foreseen
<or understood* by even the
most imaginative mind of the
15th Century.
Light decades later. Sir Walter
Raleigh's colonists came to what
is now North Carolina, where
the so.I was "the most plentiful!,
sweete, fruit full and wholesome
of all the worlde’’-—and, by 172S,
when William Byrd was laying
out the Virginia boundary-, it
was noted that “aurely there Is
•no place in the World where the
inhabitants live with less Laoour
than in North Carolina.”
October 12. 1492. was just the
beginning. October 12. 19t»l. for
all practical and impractical
purposes, is also just a begin
ning. and the chain of events
which characterizes human his
tory is essentially a matter of
“discovery on discovery” made
possible by the Christopher Co
lumbuses of each generation.
Columbus was just a "basic
researcher.” says the North Ca
rolina Heart Association.
The forty heart research teams
Ghev .*olet
comes in two kinds of ptchups THm Floats*
Pickup (shown above)... or bandy Steps* Pickup with running boards be
twoen c* and roar fenders. There are 6*4- or 8-ftbodfes, plus an extra-long
9. ft Step** body. Floor of hooey wood pfauddne with ftdMength stool skid
brakes. Chock out a Chary pickup for your kind cf job.
Tphpha- ww CfcawiW rf—!—■ about any typ# of
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supported by the Heart Fund tat
medical centers a t Bow man
Gray, Otcen, Duke, and Chapel
Hill > are largely engaged in ba
sic research to find tacts which
can unfold their own usefulness
to tl»e continuing war against the
heart diseases.
According to Dr. Herbert O.
Sicker, president of ihe North
Carolina Heart Association, re
search is only one of the heari
groups weapons in that heart
war. Physician education, public
health education, and heart dis
eas** prevention and control pro
grams in the local community
an* just as important, if not
more important, he suggests.
"For each advance in the car
dioviscular field, advances in
other fields will he needed to
put tlu* n«*w knowledge to use,”
Dr. Sicker says.
Columbus' journey to the New
World was financed by Queen
Isabella of Spain The work of
the “Christopher Columbus«*s" in
Tar Heel heart research labora
tories is being financed, to a
large deg re**, bv the North Caro
linians who envision a “new
world for hearts.” <Two million
Heart Fund dollars have already
. gone into research in North Ca
rolina, the state heart group
points out.*
As the wheel turns and the
barker at the couny lair chants,
“round and round it goes, and
where it stops no body knows."
Columbus Day. or Discovery Day
as it is called in other parts of
the l_'n:ted States, is a good time
to salute the discoveries anti ba
. sic researchers of the present
day ami the N <rth Carolina
Heart Association is doing ju*t
that.
Census Bureau
Takes "Roll"
For the first tim*\ questions I
about 3 and 4-year-old children |
enrolled in nursery schools and
kindergartens will he indud«*d in
the Census Bureau's October
Current Population Survey, it (
was announced today by Direct
or Joseph R. Norwood of the
Census Bureau Regional Office
; at Charlotte.
Previous fall surveys gathered
information on the number of
children and adults 5 to 31 years
! of age enrolled in school, but he
cause of the great increase of
children in schools below the
first grade level, this month's
survey will cover persons 3 to 31
years.
The school attendance ques
, tions will cover enrollment at
each level of school and in each
■ grade or year, as well as obtain
ing facts on young high school
dropouts.
Last year's survey revealed
that 2.2 million boys and girls
5 years old. or 54 percent of all
' children this age, were enrolled
in kindergarten; also, that about
.'>20.000 young people 11 to 2-1
years old had dropped out of
1 high school sometime during the
lflis2-63 school year.
A number of families in the
October survey also will be ask
ed about their plans to purchase
cars, houses, and major house
hold appliance's during the next
few months. Similar questions on
i-onsumor buying intentions are
included in tin- survey four times
a year.
Sample households will he in
terviewed locally and m 3.V* oth
er selected areas of th«* country
during the week of October IV
Census Bureau interv iewi-rs who
will visit families in this area
this month include;
Mrs. Frances C. Hedden. s«i.»
Meadovvhrook Road. Kings Moun
tain. x. C. 2***?: Also Mrs Ethel
S. Rockett. 9us South Street. Gas
luoia, .N. C. JfcUM.
G-W Sets
Fonndei's Day
ROILING SPRINGS Konwr
presidents anil principal* ol
Gardner Webb College will he
honored Oct. :M a.* the college
celebrate* its 57th. year of exist
•mce with amiu il Founders Da\
Homecoming rv< nts.
Activities begin O-t J'i ami
continue through the night of
Oct. 2-i when the Homecoming
Football game between Gardner -
Webb and Ferrum College of
Ferrum. Va.. is slated for Blan
ton Memorial Stadium in Shelby
A highlight of Oct 2-1 feativi
ties will In* the Founders Day
Luncheon honoring tile principals
•ml presidents of the old high
school and college, their wives,
children and grandchildren Also
included as guests oi honor will
be the graduation classes of li»51
.V> who will lx- recognized at the
1 p.m. ium-heon.
Oitest speaker w ill lie Dr. The
run I» 1’: r g
ion Department at Furman I'm
versify. Greenville. S. f.
Before the luneneon, a joint
meeting of the Alumni officer*
ami Dirts "tors, presidents of lo
cal alumni chapters and the A
lumm Committee of the Faculty
Will l»- held.
Open house will be held from
2-6 pm. with all campus build
ings open to the public. The new
men's dormitory will hr official
ly opnnl during a formal open
ing ceremony with sjws-ial guests
teing individuals and churche
who have furnished memorial
rooms in the dormitory.
Former graduates. faculty,
staff members and guests udl
enjoy Hie annual barbecue at the
gymnasium build.ng :i«>m .‘> 6 p.
m. bef«ire going out to support
the Bulldog football team.
Iginsford Jolley, chairman of
the college Social Studies Depart
ment. is chairman of the Found
ers Day Committee and Hubert
Dixon. Head of the Department
of Mathematics, is chairman of
the Alumni Committee.
Former principals to be hon
ored are J. D. Tuggins. Sr., prin
cipal at Boiling Springs High
School from 1907 1910, and from
19H 192*. F. A. Brown, joint
principal with Hudgins from
190S-1910; J. M. Hamrick. 1910
1911: W. J. Francis. 1911-1914.
Foimer presidents t.> be honored
an* the institution’s first presi
dent. James Blaine Davis. 192>
19.10; I»r Zeno Wall. 1930 1932;
James 1- Jinkins. 1932-35; A. C.
I.ov el.K e. 1935 36; George J Bur
nett; 193d 1939; J. R. Cantrell.
1939-1.1; I>r. Phillip L. Elliott,
1943-61 and Dr. E. Eugene Post
on. present president
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