Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-29

evening, October 21st. Marjorie
Ward, County Council President
presided. The All pledge was led
by Shirley Ann Norris of Tabor
City. A devotional on Friendship
was conducted by Wilma Jewel
Gore, Nakina. Shirley Norris of
Williams Schools gave the well
come and Bobby Collins of White
vile responded.
Miss Ward recognized parents,
teacher-sponSors and adult lead
ers who were present, also Mr..
and Mrs. V. ]. Colombo, E. D.
Bishop, MIR. and Mrs. Barcey
Fowler, and Mac Gilmore, and
Dan Holler, Asst State All Club
Leader.
Certificates were awarded to
adult leaders for their services to
All members in their respective
communities by Mrs. Elaine N.
Blake, Home Agent. Those receiv-
certificates were: For 8 years;
Mrs. Pinkney Williams, Mrs.
Lloyd Hinson, Mrs. H. B. Helms,
Mrs. E. P. Satterfield, and Mrs. U.
T. Mincey; For 2 years-Mrs. Ern-
est Hayes, Mrs. S. B. Worrell,
Mrs. Lucille Peterson, and Mrs.
Carl Brown; and for l year-Mrs.
Louvenia Fipps, Mrs. Paul Stew
ems, Mrs. Arthur Cartrette Miss
Frances Long, Miss Rernice Gore.
A film entitled "The Fifth H.,
sponsored by the Sears Roebuck
Foundation, was shown 70 the
group, which was a dramatized
story of All Home Improvement.
Group singing was led by Miss
Ward and Miss Pat Stephens, and
Miss Shirley Norris.
County Champion Project A
wards were made by the Asst
Home and Farm Agent.
Four Achievement Medals were
awarded to members who had the
best production records in any or
all projects. The Senior Achieve
ment winners were Shirley Norris,
Williams Club and r.awafo"Cole-
man of Cerro Gordo. Junior
Awards were presented to Kay
Smith, Old Dock Jr. Club and
Bobby Collins, Whiteville Jr. Club.
Quality Motor Co., Whiteville also
awarded SIS to each of the
Achievement winners. Winners in
the Farm and Home Electric pro-
ject were Peggy Jackson, Halls
boro Sr. Club and Freddie Hayes,
William Junior Club. The E. E. A.
presented mixmaster to Miss
Jackson and an electric drill set
to Freddie Hayes as an award for
outstanding work in this project.
The gifts were presented by E. D.
Bishop, Manager of the Bruins
wick, R. E. A. Jack Boswell,
Whiteville, has been chosen
Southeastern District Winner in
North Carolina in this project, A.
F. Martin announced. Allen Jolly,
Whiteville and Marjorie Ward,
Clarendon were declared Leader
ship winners. Miss Ward was also
declared a Southeastern District
winner. Garden Fedals were a.
warded to J. w. Christensen Jr.,
Old Dock and Lois Todd, Fair
Bluff. Alice Hill, Boardman was
presented the Canning Medal and
was announced as District Winner
for North Carolina. Another Dis
trict. as we'll as County winner,
was Sybil Lennon who excelled in
Clothing Achievement. Carolyn
Cox was awarded the Food Pre-
paration Medal. Dairy Foods DEM
onstration award went to Shirley
Norris for the best Individual
demonstration in Columbus Coun-
ty and the medals for the best
team demonstration were awarded
to Lois Todd and Peggy Barnes
of Fair Bluff. Certificates 1or
Health Improvement were award
ed to Patricia Stephens, Williams
and Jack Boswell, Whitevllle.
Home Identification medal was
awarded to Joan Cox, Tabor City;
Home Improvement-Sybil Gregg;
Fair Bluff, also District Winner;
Junior Canning Winner-Jo Ann
peterson, Delco; Recreation and
Rural Arts winner was Marjorie
ward Clarendon; Better Groom
ing-Clara Lewis, Tabor City,
Making and Keeping Friends
Jareie Gore, Tabor City; Farm
and Home Safety winner-Eulean
Williams, Clarendon; Girls Re
cord-Doris Williams, Clarendon.
Frozen Foods winner was Peggy
Rarnes. Cash awards were pre-
eented to the top five girls in this
nroiect by Mr. Mac Gilmore rep
resentative for the Columbus Cold
Storage. The second place winner
was Mary Elizabeth Cumbo, Ma
kina; 3rd place, Geneva Hlnson'
Williams: fourth place, Brenda
ward williams and Fifth award
IN Patricia Pridgen, Whitevllle.
press Revue winners were an
nounced by the Asst Home Agent.
Cash prizes were donated by Led
or Brothers Dept. Store and pins
were awarded to these winners:
Senior Division-Shirley Norris,