The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-11-28
MANY PEOPLE TAKE PART
IN Al HISTORY BOOK
IN COUNTY OF TYRRELl

Columbia, Nov. -"The 1868
All History Book" being compiled
by Historian Lynda Faye Davis
with aid in the project recollection
by "the Spirit of All" Madge
Morris, was enacted at the All
achievement exercises at the Co.
lumbia High School auditorium
Thursday evening.
Before a stage backdrop-replica
of a large history book, actors in
turn played the project part, as
the All spirit narrated, with the
historian hastily registering events.
The achievement day summing
up of the years projects and ac-
complishments shows Tyrrell
youhts to be far forward in All
work. From among the ranks are
two state winning teams which
are receiving National competition
recognition; two End place state
winners; one member on the State
All Council Board; two voted in
the North Carolina Honor Club;
one territorial winner and several
district winners.
Receiving the National competi-
ton recognition were state winning
teams composed of Sue Smell and
Bibb Swain on entomology, and
Peggy Barnes and Monty Harrell
on vegetable marketing Both
teams are scheduled for a long
trip soon-the entomology team to
Salt Lake City and the vegetable
marketing team to Biloxi. Miss,
where they will give their demon
STATIONS before the National En-
tomology Association and the Ma
tional Junior Vegetable Growers
Association.
Harvey Brickhouse in tractor
and tractor operation, and Madge
Morris in electric demonstration
came out as second place state
winners, with Madge also receiv-
ing 500 scholarship and territor-
ial winner. Sue Smell holds the Of
flee of Sec.-Treas. of the North
Carolina All council; two girls,
Jack and Jane Harris accorded the
honor of being voted in the North
Carolina Honor Club-the first
time Tyrrell has been so recog-
nized; and district winners other
than those named: Loretta Brick
house-Electric; Don Chaplin -
Public Speaking for Boys; Garden
j. E. Reynolds; and blue ribbon
winners for talent, the teams of
Fay Spencer and Bib Swain and
Leonda Newberry and Fran Dav-
export.
Three boys were awarded prizes
for 100 blu. per acre corn yield:
Harvey Brickhouse $25 Govt.
Bond; Ben Brickhouse $40, J. War
rem Swain S.. Certificates of men,
bership in the North Carolina 100
bu. Per Acre Club were awarded
to the three plus Harley Brick
house who was a close runner up
in yield. Prizes were awarded by
Miss Gertrude Craddock.
Six were awarded prizes for
poultry production-first place
winner $40 and others, ST each by
Henry C. Davenport: Mike Cohoon,
LIST; Hope Morris, Wayne Morris,
Avery Morris, Thomas Spruill and
Harold Norman.
1858 boys county project win
ners: Ashley Hardison Home
Ground Identification; Don Chap
lin, Electric; Harvey Brickhouse,
tractor, field crops and safety;
Freddie Mitchell, Forestry; ]. E.
Reynolds, Garden; Mike Cohoon,
poultry; ]. Warren Swain and
Linda Simmons, Swine; Hope Nor
ris, Meat Animal; Wildlife, Rhett
White; David Barnes, Commercial
Vegetables; small fruit, Michael
Holiday; Crafts, Gordon Hopkins.
1858 girls project winners:
Madge Morris-Better Grooming,
electric and safety; Christine Dav-
export - Home Manager; Katie
Basnight-Crafts; Peggy Barnes
Frozen Foods, Senior Canning;
Alice White-Junior Canning Pat
Spencer Senior Food Prepare
ton; Mary Beth Swain = Junior
Food Preparation; Loretta Brick