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i TABOR ' HIGH SCHOOL t NEWS . by II. SELLERS. JR. * Nine Attend State Meet The Future Huinemakurs of America held it.s sixteenth an tui:i! state convention in Mem ' ν'.'ί,: Auditorium in Halei^h this p.'ist Saturday. Four thou.s ■ 'ι I «iris irom all over the siute converged < n Halei.^h lor tin one-day event. Guest speaker for the day was Governor Terry Sjinford. Hi spoke on the subject lie lUIII VUIUC.S. Nine local KHA members at- ■ tended along wi'll Ihixv adults. Tht> yiiKlude: Martha Wright,! P.uby Norris. G.iyl*.· Gore. Pat Wright, Linda Buffkiu, I'a. Ward. Brenda Cox. Terry lla;· ' ce. and Lintia Spivey. Mr.:. Ottis Wright. Mrs. Κ. I.. Wrinlr. and Mrs. Ora Avant. group ad vis<ir, accompanied the mil.·. TCHS STLDFNTS WIM. BK IN TYPING TKST Mrs. Louise Caprel!. lo al commerce instruct«.·»·, anitoun·..· >.<i today tii.it sh< had clio.cn i> nr typing stndents to η■ pro rent Tabor City ΙΙί.,Ιι School m a county-wide typing contest t< be held Thursd.iy. 'I'm· list wil I be given at tin Chadbourn High School at 4 t«> p. in. aiid will cover typ-n· :|:eed, accuracy. 1· tier style.,. .•i»d manuscript and pamphlet typing proco'turc . 'lite four stu'ieius arc from l'»i s-t and i-ccuii»! yc.»,· t y i»»n '•ι ur.si s Huby au I t*. I). Seller: vvcif eln. cn Iroüi the lirst yea ...iou;> Stieryl Sue Cox ;·η . h'iit.'i l!ari 1 ι were »electci . I«-It ι !li«· -cciid yen class. The tour stmt» ι it ν < r·.· elm· · ! ull tli< basis -if tllcti tyι ι. , urvies, classroom woik. <»ι ι ibihty. Ali the : ■ t.ool ι·, ι 'oltlluhu· t· iittv ttia ha»·· n-mtil· rci »I ej.'a! t 111· 1 t; i| . ι i;.cc|l all· ' - It« lour entries "ach. STATF CHORAL FKSTIVAI. Th: Friday nver.ing abotr -LOO a. m. twenty .«indents 11. »· ·» tot Τ ibur Citv c horns will lc«.\ .· on ι tri] ι·· Greeusl»>io They will take pill in <!i · St ι·.· Chor, t Festival whieh ν ::I be •~niug (,n tins uiic'iming Frida; ι.< S ·*ι ic.iv on the campu • ■f t.a· Woman's Co;!^e <·ι the University <>i Nor'h Carolina ι iic lestival is sponsored by tlu North Carolina Music Edu cators Association and wiil have t\v<> chiiiusus coni|iosed ο·' ."»00 sinners each. Tin· students v ill cum·' from every chorus in the state that has received a slate iatiii|; this \«.i. 'Πι·· !«»;■:»I singers have Ικ·« ί practical·', t.jeir music (whien \\a seilt to thj'll about two weeks mm and will contimr* pi active up thrmr.h Thui sday aitei noon. TCHS's sinners will stay at tin o.Henry HoV| during their si;.^ in (jieensboro. They will Lh· traveling by private car-« • ik! plan to airiw.· home Sun ruiy morning. The .singer* are listed below urding to th 'ir voice part: i.'a.·^ Kichavd Wright, i.oni'i. Jone;-, Itie'i:.|·Ί llardi··. Tenor Dv ι ! Co'emait. '' .π !! Koir. ielle..1 innes Prince, t" !j. Sellers, Frtnkiin Stan lev. Ait" Μ ;ιΐ",ι·: Grainger, ( ;.l"i I '.'og, ι · 1 a 1111 ι iler lock» ι Si.'· Κ IIv. Sheryl C'ox ·'·■; ι ·: N< i" 's Gore, Jntl\ Han ebon. MHnr.y Rob« rt.s. V'.. H' Wris ' ΛΙ i.^aret £<»ic>. !· Sp: v. ! in;!a ('arter. An ; DOUiKi'iiieiil of the I ."ι.· ο! ι 11· telec I. t of til·' show ill he 11.:·<!»· Greensboro b.V '.ι·· dir··«·!· .ι > < ! ti r vu choiii - I- ri'Liy. HlKViH (Ι.ΓΙΪ ri.ANS I KKM'JI UK' X Meiab. oi the French Club ι ■ bu.-y in akin;· pl.tt foi Flench Week wl.ich Will IU.1 troin April !)-!ί{ on ί national ! vci. Frei:· h is ,i« t the only i ngu-ii* wi ich is beiii·.·. ret· ,,-onted ι in ill}» the week, but i.~ in·· only lan^tr.i^i.· that i ι ι :η·; ι·;· gi-ized by any pro gram at the local .school. As a preliminary to iicx* week's activities, elub mem bers will h.ind out invitations today (Wednesday) to four inn first-year French students. '·<■ oe asked into the French cinb icmiiies an average of , • Γ." and demands that the stu dent maintain t'iis average throughout his first year in the Fimch course. Those who ar·· to be invited into the club are: Agnes .1 ·>tin son. Gay It* Gore. K.itie Thoni|i·· kins. .Jackie Sayrt, C. B. Sel lers. Del ores l.e··. Ruby γ ι is. Judy Hufhaker, Hicham Wright. Sammy Williams. Jam es Prince, Ge.ie Goldfinch, Itonald Foley, and Carroll Fon \ ielle. Next week, members of the elub will conduct morning de votions over the school's pub lic address system, fly tlu French Hag. londuct a chapel Iι am. have a special tabl* lur French students only, plat*» merits written in French oa 1 til.eiiroom tabic.-, uui requii ο that new members speak only Fi·neb duriap one day. Other po sibli* events mighl i>e a i>i f\e'e race and posters placed un the .-chuol bulletin ). .reis. 'I'lie exact details an Lein« 1.· ,)i under wraps by the trench Club a Ivism and teach ei. Mr::. Beth W κκίν. Pmnphrey Reelected President Dr. A. F. Ptimpluey of Eli/a- j bethtown who owns and oper- . t< . Pumphrev's Dary it Bo' ien. was re-ele :tcd president the C'· lumbus - Bladen Art· :.ci il Breeders Association at their recent annual meeting.' Other officer« tictUl WIM Ccorgc Thompson of Chad bcurn, vice-president, and Tat* Soles, Clarendon. SccrcUry Treasurer. Directors elected for three-year terms were Parrei I Stocks. Route 3, Tabor City, v. ho succceds Lacy Gore: ami Dr. A. F. Pumphiey of Eliza ixthtown who succeeds him self. At the meeting il was noted that the Columbus - Bladen Breeders Association had beer, in opcrat'on ίο» 9··» years anil that the year lilGl was tin· be.>t >ear that they ha J had. A toial of 712 first services using froz en semen with a 613 per cent i'.i'ii-rcturn. It was also note·' | that the association had kiow:i j Iroin 134 members tn 1952 ΐ·> a total of 459 members as oi i January 1. 1962. During the '.»>. vii.rs, the associ itlvn has bred ; artificially 4,280 ccws in Co lumbus County und Bladen Co- . unty. At the present time, there ar;· two technicians—Furnie HurIi os of Tabor City. Route 1, wno ·.·· available every day during the week for dairy or beef cat 11«. farmers who wish that type «•f service. H. C. Blake, Jr., I Acme. Route 1, serves BlacL-:i County and the eastern pari t of Columbus County. These two technicians have available every diiy semen from some of the outstanding dairy bulls in the Holstein. Guernsey. Jersey breeds and each of the bulls hi ve been ρπ»ν.·η. In addition t<· the dairy bulls, they hav· available semen ,;om Angus Hereford, Poled Hereford. Short Horn. Brahma. Sitnta Gertrudis, Charohs. Red Angus. Ali o| the.-:«; beet buii· were purchased by the Ameri can Breeders Service for their h»gh quality and the ability ;·. *»;;nsmit to their calves a high rate of gain. Again, only proven ι-ulls are used by the Columb us-Bladen Breeders Aü.vciu t.C-tl. John Brown with Americi.ii Β ι eeders Service, Black Moun tain. spoke to thy vtioup at their finnual mwlinjj and showed a film on "Dairy Cattle Brcciinj; »t Its Best." WALTER >1. BRYANT FORT IRWIN. CAI.il· Army National Guard PFC' Walter M. Bryant. 21. κ>n ο Mrs. Neoiii II. Bryant. Route 2. C oiv.vay, S. C.. participated .n Fxercise Bristle Cono, a join' Army-Air Force desert tror ii.y exercise recently conduct· Lii at Fort Irwin. Calit . More than T.UOti Army an.· Army National Guard troops from the Fitth and Sixth Army ureas participated in the cxer- , eise which was designed to ; irain participating personnel ir tactios and techniques of des L-rl warfare and operations. Bryant is a security guard in Company B. 131st Armor, ai. Alabama Army National Guard unit assigned at Fert Irwin. Λ STUDY IN TEXTURE, cleverly coiuhiclcd »11 crisp rayon, sheath shaped, and rased over the-hipline. Sculptured dome button at the neckline, bowed self belt. $19 95 kt Λ. m. Μ. ^ ι onuinals SCHILDS k'| TaliMi* City. N. C. IVWaiaMMMBn······· Μ The Green Sea F11A chapter recently prcscutctl a chapel prtiüram and liull exhibit emphasising Ihr national objective. "Promoting: I'eace among Nation·.." On the hall exhibit various count ies were represented by miniature dolls each \v. arine he.· native costume and carry inn her »ti·. e f -'ir. In the center. America was repre sented and was placed above a slobe ol Ih« »orlu. i:i the ι iiapel program all the countries were represented by FHA uirls. The girls wore . native costume and a banner bearing the name of her country. Karh presented the sift of her country to the world. The climax of the proi:r.tm was the appearance of "Peace" portrayed by •n FHA member. Throu; hont th>» program mil-U- from nati\e countries was presented, and at the end >liss America," our Ι-ΙΙΛ President." c' .«Ted a prayer for world I'cace. , "Cancer can be cured" will be the by-words of over 50.U0D volunteers when Ihey begin their annual American Cancer Society Crusade on April 2. Dr. Rachel Davis, Co-Crusade Chairman, urges every cured cancer patient to step forward and become a volunteer in his local county unit to help with this educational funds Crusade. She is shown here with Governor Terry Sanford who, along with the President of the United States and by direction of Congress, is proclaiming April as Cancer Control Month. r If you are a regular subscriber of YOU may have WON an Check your "LUCKY NUMBER" in the April issue cf Reader's Digest at PRINCE MOTOf. CO., INC. Tabor City N. C. READY FOR YOUR BERRIES! THE CHADBOURN MARKETING CO., IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE COMPLETION OF ITS NEW PRE-C90LING FACILITY.... AND INVITES YOUR INSPECTION υυκ 1-AeiLll Υ IS NOW COMPLETE AND IS READY TO PRE-COOL YOUR 3Err;.:s prior to shipment to THE VARIOUS MARKETS — WE FEEL THAT THIS WILL ADD MA TERIALLY TO THE QUALITY OF THE COLUMBUS COUNTY PRO DUCT AND IS IN LINE WITH OUR EFFORTS TO MARKET A TOP BER RY IN ORDER THAT AREA GROW ERS CAN CONTINUE TO GET THE TOP PRICE. EQUIPMENT FURNISHED AND IN STALLED BY THE McGougan Electric Co. TABOR CITY, N. C. FREE! FREE! STRAWBERRY GROWERS Call By Our Office For Your FREE Käme Stamp and Pad CHADftOURN MARKETING CO. ^^MTOP prices—ca shon the barrel-head