The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-22
TYRRELL VIEWS ITS
Ali WORK OVER A
PERIOD OF YEARS

Columbia.-A pageant "a All
Gaze Into a Crystal Ball" depicted
by slides, accomplishments of club
work in Tyrrell over the years,
with Miss Sue Smell the fortune
teller in answer to questions by
Jean Sawyer and Mike Cohoon,
was the theme of the Tyrrell Coun-
ty All Achievement program Nov.
14th.
Weston Walker was recognized
as an alumni in All by Murray
L. Goodwin, Assist. Home Agent.
Mrs. Phillip Swain Jr. and Mrs.
Lee r. Barnes were given adult
leadership recognition by Mrs. FL
sic B. Edwards Asst. Home Agent.
J. E. Reynolds, president of the
All County Council presided, and
welcomed the guests; Pledge to
the flag by Brian Hopkins; All
Club pledge by Dale Davis; devo-
tional by Freddie Mitchell; recog-
milton of special guests by Miss
Loretta Brickhouse.
The songs america the Beauti-
full, "Rocka My SOUP, Jacobs
Ladder" and "Blest Be The Tie,
were lead by Miss Peggy Barnes,
accompanied by Miss Grace Co.
hoon.
The parade of district winners
from Tyrrell recognized: Junior
Corn Meal and Junior Canning,
with awards of SIS and $40 respecz
lively, Peggy Barnes; Forestry
/, Morris G. Pritchitt Jr.; Vegetable
and Fruit Production and Garden
ing-J. E. Reynolds; Tractor and
Tractor operation-Harvey Brick
house; Dairy Foods-Jack and
Jane Harris; Entomology-Bibb
Swain and Sue Smell; Forage
Crops-Bud Spencer and Larry
Cooper, were presented by Murray
L. Goodwin.
County champions in agricultural
projects; Swine Bud Spencer;
Meat Animal-Loretta Brickhouse;
Poultry-Elmo Hassell; Wildlife-
/ Avery Norris. Forestry-Molris
G. Pritchitt Jr.; Safety-Mack
Clough; Home Garden. E. Reyn-
olds; Tractor-Harvey Brickhouse;
Electric-Norman Vanhorn; Field
Crops-Johnnie White.
County winners: projects Better
Grooming Kathryn Howett;
Home Management-Lynda Faye
Davis; Frozen Foods Peggy
Barnes; Canning LIST place, Peggy
Barnes, 2nd Wanda Woodley, and
Bird, Judy Rhodes. Home Beautifi-
cation-for girls: Jack and Jane
Harris, for boys, ]. E. Reynolds;
Electric-1st place Pat Spencer
End Lynda Fay Davis; Safety
LIST place Loretta Brickhouse, End
Madgetta Morris; Clothing-Jun-
Tor, LIST place Kathryn Howett, End
Frances Sawyer; Clothing-Senior
1st place Sue Smell, End Jane Har-
ris; Home Improvement-Junior
Brenda Spencer and Senior-Wan-
da Woodley, LIST place, second
place to Jack and Jane Harris;
Food Preparation Junior Isl
place, Peggy Barnes, End, Mary
Beth Swain, and Senior 1st place
Pat Spencer, End Lynda Fay Davis
/ Demonstrations not included ir
above winner awards We're received
for Dairy Foods individual = Pat
Cohoon; Vegetable use-Pat Spen.
Ger and Lynda Fay Davis; Electric
I-Madgetta Morris; corn meal
muffin-Dale Davis and Kathryn
Howett; Dress Revue, Junior =
Sandra Owens; Senior Sue Smell;
Public Speaking Don Chaplin;
!! Community Relationship Swain
and Faye Spencer; Recreation -
Jane Harris and Don, Chaplin;
Leadership-Jack Harris and Nor
ris Pritchitt; Boys Agriculture
Lawrence Swain; Girls Home Eco
nomics-1st place, Jane Harris,
Pat Spencer, Sue Smell and Lynda
Fay Davis.
For achievement over a period
of years, one of the highest awards
available in All Club work was
won by Miss Jack Harris and Bib
Swain.
For "a Square Development in
Mental, Spiritual, Physical and
Social" a certificate and book II
Dare You" as the Danforth Found
alton Award was won by Miss Sue
Smell and ]. E. Reynolds.
For completion of projects 60
certificates of achievement were
given to girls of 1st through 7th
year: FIRST: Nancy Midget,
Wanda Brickhouse, Frances Brick
house, Carolyn Dolores Taylor,
Nellie Ball, Vera Swain, Sarah
Ann Spencer, Linda Fay Simmons,
! Sandra Owens, Polly Ludford,
Mary Ann Hassell, Fay Hassell,
Nan Davenport, Della Cuthrell,
Iris Cohoon, Marilyn Brickhouse,
Barbara Brickhouse, Joyce Kay
Ainsley, Iris Liverman, Thadine
Hopkins, Faye Roughton. SECOND
YEAR: Faye West, Peggy Barnes,
Frances Sawyer, Minnie Mae Las
sitter, Mary Beth Swain, Glenda